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New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.

Atlanta, jan 2S.-The Fulton county Grand
ayers and EMPLOYEES Of the Board Of Trade Ths
Commercial Exchange and the brokerage of1ce 0.
the Boykin Anti-Buckst Shop law,
Montgomery. Ala JAN 2S-The Alabama Senate
to-day passed an anti-pass measure which sub
vision. An EFFORT was made TO exclude newsps.
pers exchanging advertising space for trausportss
uOn, but this met prompt defeat
Bristol Va ian: Jan: sS-CieGrge Dishnsr middle
cidentally shot and killed his tweve-year-old SON
while out hunting on his farm this afternoon.
San Francisco Jan. 2s-Arguments on the d.
Schmitz. indicted for extOrtOn. were begun to-day
the Indictments except the one that is now before
the Supreme Court on an application for wriu
OF habeas corpus.
teen years judge OF the United States Districs
Court O. Idaho. today announced tnaf ne had
with request that his successor be appointed be-
For his retirement He has reached the axe nsr.
mitting his retirement with a pension
Chicago. jan S-The Ans-C s-Chalmers Company
toay by IadSe @ Ian4is in the United states Dis
trfct Court following a return by a jury OF
oTfT four iron moSders rom Enslsnd in violation 8.
the Alien Contract Labor law counsel tor ths
the verdict reversed by the United States Circuis
Court Of Appeals
Nuskogee T. T. Jan 2s-w. T. Martin. IT.. con-
victed Of stealing a Creek Indian roll from tha
Dawes Commission. was sentenced to-day 70 serve
a year and day IN the Federal Prison st Leaven-
worth. Kan. and TO pay fine OF Sf,0c@ Judge
Lawrence refused to grant new trial An appeal
will be taken.
Cheago I'm in an inieryisT today said @ that hs Neul
Chicago If it should be offered to him.
Omaha. Jan. 2S.-W. ]. ConneN formerly Con.
gresham from Nebrasks. to-day was adtudsed
guilty OF contempt by Judge sutton. OF the District
Court. after trial lasting several days. Sentsnc9
was reserved until tomorrow. The alleged acts Of
contempt were committed by COnnell attorney
for President Howell Of the Omaha Coal pealers'
Association in the sO-called "C0al trust rriah
Judge Sutton accused Connsn OF trying TO "bull>
doze'' the court
I.eavenwOrth. Kan. Jan. 2S--Eishty-tour minated
of the military prison at Fort LeavenNorth. NOSE
or them men who had been punished for deserving
from the army. released to-day order
from the Secretary OF War. The had been
sentenced from up. and all had
year They recommended for clannS
sncy BY Lieutenant Colonel Young.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
VATICAN MAY MAKE TERMS.
New Instructions to Bishops May Avert
Further Trouble in France.

Paris. Jan. est is learned from coolest
astical source that as result of the advice ten
dered to the Pope at Rome on January 25 by
five French prelates the Pontiff has changed his
attitude toward the separation law in France.
and will issue new instructions. under which II
Is believed IT will be possible TO organize public
worship.
Cardinal Richard, Archbishop OF Paris. has
sent kilograms 10 the members OF the French
Episcopate requesting them to attend another
meeting here. \ preliminary meeting. at which
thirty prelates were present, held this after
noon at the residence OF NJ. Denys-Cochin.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
CAUSE OF CENTRAL STRIKE REMOVED

The orginei cause Of the strike Of the bTicklayers
and stonesetters on the building OF the New York
Central Railroad. at 44th street and Lexington
avenue which has tied up work for two months.
has been removed. The officers of the unions have
been 50 informed The building occupies complete
city block. and it IS estimated that 10 viii cost
about se.4Oo0OO. The John Pelrce company is the
general contractor. and the strike ordered be-
cause OF the employment OF non-union men-not by
this company. but by the New York Central di-
rectly on other buildings.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
MIDDLE WESTERN ICE FAMINE.
Car Shortage Prevents Harvesting and Deal
ers Expect Serious Results

La Crosse. WIS, Jan 2s.-The car shortage is caus-
ing famine IN ice which promises to have ssri-
Gus effect over large region next summer. On the
Mississippi River between La Crosse and Lake Pep
in millions of of ice harvested each winter
70 supply half dozen Northwestern and Middle
Western states. This year the dealers are unable
70 set cars. and as there not sufficient storage
facilities on the ground the harvesting Of ice for
shipment has stopped. Dealers at La Crosse and
other Mississippi points predIct that this will mean
an ice famine OF serious proportions next summer.
The matter will be called the attention OF ths
Interstate Commerce Commission
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
EXPLAINS PANAMA CANAL BID.
President of Macarthur Gillespie Company
Defines It's Figures.

A. T. Macarthur. president of the Macarthur
Gillespie Company. the bid OF which for the con-
struction OF tho Panama Canal was next to tho
lowest OF the four submitted yesterday made the
following statement explaining the considerations
influencing the company in arriving at the figure
named in its offer:
The four contracting firms vino organized the
MaCArthur-C gillespie Company have declined all
suggestions looking toward combination with any
other bidder. They have devoted months TO a
contracting firms I'm the country. and their bid
was based upon their deliberate conclusions
the percentage for which the work could be safely
undertaken by conservative and competent
qUiremcuts Of the Isthman Canal Commission.
They unwilling to entertain any plan FOR
dertakng the work at percentage 50 low that
adequate personal attention u the work would
be impossible and ultimate failure In their Optn-
ion, probable. As the only bidders who
qualified under the specifications they acquiesced
IN the suggestion that opportunity be given
Mr.. Oliver to form association OF contractors
and raise the required capital despite the fact
that he had entirely failed TO qualify bidder
pecunary responsibility and by of the
ernments definite rejection of HE co-bidier, Mr..
Bangs.
The bid OF the observation-disclosures Company was
12la per cent. the oliver Bangs bid being ga per
cent. The observation-disclosures Company is
s5o00,C0O corporation formed for the purpose of
bid shall finally be successful. it will employ the
organization and facilities of four of the largest
contracting concerns IN tho United States-Mac-
Atlantic. Gur and Pacific Company ana j. &.
White 81 90.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
Yours for the common cause.
"THD SOCIALISM PARTY of NEW YORK"

"THD SOCIALIST PARTY OF NEW YORK
The general committee OF the Socialist party of
New York sent the foregoing message TO the
ecutive committee of the Social Democratic party
in Berlin on Saturday. and yesterday stated that
word had been received from Germany that the
Socialists in that country would capture seats
In the Reichstag than at first supposed from
he reports received in this country.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
NAV SPANISH cAelNEr,s POLICY.

Madrid. Jan. 2s.-Premiar Maura in an interview
to-day. allowed It TO be understood that the pro-
posed law OF associations was dead but he added
that there would be no attempt 20 revise the con-
vention with the Vatican of 1904 although a new
convention regulating the religious associations
and the numbers of their members would be nego-
uated The new Cabinets policy favors mod
crate protective tarin and reciprocity concessions.
other large cities OF Spain have been replaced by
partisans OF the Premier
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
THREE KILLED IN FRENCH QUARRY

Lens. Jan. 2S.-Fire damp caused the loss of
three lives IN coal mine at LEVIN. in tho
Courrieres district. \ panic followed the ex-
plosion and the greater part Of the populace
of the town rushed to the mouths of the pits.
preventing work of rescue until the gendarmerie
restored order. NJ. Vaissiere. the chief en-
gineer, and his two assistants, the victims.
They had gone down TO search for q gas leak
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
ANOTHER BLIZZARD IN NORTH DAKOTA

ST Paul. Jan. 2s.-RepOrts received at Gress
Northern and Northern Pacific Railroad headquars
ters here to-day tell Of another blizzard raging ovss
North Dakota along the main lines Of those roeds
The temperature is said 70 average about thirty
degrees below zero. The official record here to-day
fourteen below.
grees below zero was recorded by the thermomstss
here to-day.
Lexington. KY. Jan 2s.-Extrerns cold peathss
continues throughout Eastern and Central Ksn-
tucky.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
MANY CATTLE AND SHEEP FROZEN
Ranchmen's Loss from Severe Winter Estss
mated at Over S1,0O0,OO0.

Minneapolis, Jan. 2S.-J. r. HOwells. Of MncS
y D.. one of tine leading buyers Of cattle and sheep
in the West. who in Minneapolis to-day. SAID
that cattlemen of the West would lose more than
81 OOO.0OO because Of the severe winter.
He has just returned from tour Of Inspection In
the Alberta. Canada. country. and saw cattle by
the thousands hudded together along the railroad
tracks and piles Of dead cattle along stretch os
10O miles more lying twenty deep in some plaSea.
The same conditions, he says, prevail IN Montana
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
ICE IN CHESAPEAKE.
Traffic Delayed Continued Cold
Nay Cause Scarcity of Oysters.
IBy Telegraph 10 IRE I'ribs.ne.I 7

Baltimore, Jan. &.-Ice blockades in chesapeake
Bay are seriously interfering with navigation, and
traffic between Baltimore and the Eastern shore OF
Maryland is delayed. Unless the weather. soon
mOderates traffic on all the rivers tributary 20 the
upper Chesapeake Will be suspended.
The freeze is the worst in several years. From
the of the PatapscO River to the east
ern shore steamers nave constant battle wita
ice. The iceboats are kept busy chOpping tho
channel clear for se4gOing vessels, most OF the o1
oyster feet Is tied up, and il the freeze continues
there will be a sCarFity Of the Chesapeake btvalves
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
MANY CHINESE DROWNED.
OUer a Hundred LiUeS Lost an
SquaH at Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Jan. 2S-A heavy squal broke
over Hong Kong this morning. and in ten min
utes sank more than fifty Chinese craft in the
harbor more than hundred natives being
drowned There were no casualties among the
white population. Launches rescued many per-
sons The harbor was Uttered with wreckage
from the sunken tunks.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
SAYS PENSIONS HELP 2cENT FARE.

Richmond. Va. Jan 2s.-Befors the Corpora
tiOn Commission to-day, the Norfolk s. Western
roads counsel said that it would lose money on
a flat 2-cent rate In Virginia They admitted
trying II in Ohio, but said the people were
richer there. as they got $1S.OOO.O0o annually IN
pensions and could do more travelling
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
SUGGESTS SURFACE BRIDGE LooP.

& Augustus Haviland has written letter 70
Governor Hughes suggesting that, since Brooklyn
ites will never get together the bridge question"
he authorize the city 70 lay surface railway tracks
from the Brooklyn 10 the Williamsburg Bridge and
then compel The Brooklyn Rapid Transit to use
them as q loop
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
RIVER FROZEN OVER AT NYAcK.

Nyack. y. Y, Jan. 2s-For the first time In thres
years a complete ice bridge has formed across the
Hudson River at it's widest point. To-day the three
and a half miles Of water separating Nyack anu
Tarrytowu is covered with a seven-tnch coating.
and with the freezing weather which prevails II
constantly growing thicker. Many persons hsy9
walked across the river at this point to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29

SMALLPOX ON STEAMER AT COLON

Colon, Jan. 2S.-The French steamer st. German,
bringing two hundred aborers for the canal from
West Indian ports. arrived here to-day and was at
placed under quarantine on account Of small
hoard
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
CARLSBAD SPRINGS ENDANGERED.

Vienna, Jan. 2s.-The famous springs at Carls-
bad In Bohemia. are said to be threatened as a
result OF mining operations in the neighborhood.
commission has reported that mining should
cease Biologists have now been called on to
give expert opinion
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
FOR CONAN DIVORCE SUIT.

Justice Leventritt. in the Supreme Court. signed
an order yesterday directing that commission
issue to John A. Brown. Of Chicago 10 take testi-
mony in that city IN the suit brought by Mrs.
Grace Ethelia Cohan. known the stage Ethel
Levey for absolute divorce from her husband.
George ~. Cohan.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
FIGHTING IN MOROCCO.

Tangier, Jan 2s.-It Is reported here that
lighting occurred to-day at Elksar between
troops OF the Sultan and rebeious tribesmen
but the result of the engagement Is not yet
known
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
NEW sTREETcAR LINE.

The New York City Railway Company started
yesterday a line, to be known as tie
Fourth Avenue md Williamsburg Bridge Line,
These cars run from the Brooklyn plaza of the
Williamsburg Bridge to the Grand Central Station
without change 1t Is expected TO be of much bene-
10 BrOoklynites
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
SUICIDE OF MEMPHIS BANKER.

Battle Creek. Mich, jan 2S-Charles W. Schote.
sixty-three years old. banker OF Memphis, Tenn.
committed suicide here to-day at the Battle Creek
Sanatorium. where he was being treated for ner-
vousness His wife discovered his body IN a bath
room, d shaWls;rap around his neck showing that
he had CHECKED himself TO dsath-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
RUSSIAN ELECTION LAWS RELAXED

Moscow. Jan. 2S-The Governor General has
cancelled. at Premier stOlypns direction. the cleo
ton order that no person shaS make speeches hos
tile 20 the government at electoral meetings. The
premier has ordered the provincial authorities 10
avoid interference With campaign meetings, except
Nhen the orators advocate revolutionary outbreaks
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29

Island In which Bell lived, said last night that
Bell did not threaten Dr. Townsend after his
wife died, although he said he did not think she
had been cared for properly
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
SOCIALISTS CLAIM MORE SEATS.

Three cheers for our brave German comrades IN
their manful struggle against the united forces of
bourgeoise reaction. No temporary setback can
prevent the ultimate triumph OF International So
cialIsm
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
STRANGE DEATHS OF A DAY.
Accidents and Fire Claim Eight Victims
Fifteen Persons Seriously Injured.

Chicago. Jan 2S.-Thres men were killed
other died shortly after. and fifteen others were
seriously injured to-day following the explosion
Of an fee machine filed with ammonia fumes. in
the power house Of Armour & Co. at 44th street
and Packers avenue
Twenty were working IN the room when
the head OF a cylinder on the ice machine blew
Off filing the room with fumes Three men
we're instantly killed and fourth died on the
way TO the hospital The other men are IN q
serious condition.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29

P1ttsburg, Jan. 2S-Albert Houck found the
body OF his wife lying table OF her room
burned to a crisp when he returned home from
work late last night. The Police Department
and coroner are making rigid investigation OF
the death, but so far have failed 10 reach a ded-
mite conclusion. Their first theory OF accidental
death was abandoned when IL was discovered
that nothing else in the room burned not
even the table which the woman was found
When the woman's husband arrived home the
doors were all locked, all the lights In the house
were out and he was compelled TO climb through
a cellar window.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29

Decatur Ill, Jan. 2S-"Death from swallowing
his own brains was tho verdict rendered yes
terday by coroner's Jury at the inquest over
the body OF George Thomas. an Illinois Central
brakeman, who was injured by falling into
pumping machinery.
The base of ThOmas's skull was broken in such
way that parts OF his brains Oozed down into
his throat, and he swallowed them. After re-
peating the swallowing at intervals for several
hours Thomas died
Charleston. ". Va. Jan. 2s-while Mrs Jo-
seph Knuckles going to a we'll to-day,
short distance from her home at Spring HILL her
house caught fire. and her two children Wore
burned to death. Mrs. Knuckles had locked the
door when she went after the water and so rap
idly did the fire spread that 1t impossible to
save the children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
Calumet & HecIa Stock
AFamiIy Fetish In
5oston's Best Homes

spend ne last DIVIDEND before the
next IL due
n the asue rhnwgurs continue on
the properties q ehe Seattle Boston
Copper Company thai have been
made IN the last six mouths II VIII
BE- only a matter Of ttns until she
cftizaua 81 Seattle vii foiiow 81
The fnp,Eteps % the owners Of cafu-
met q Hecls stock al shown above
We are stin selling at Is cents
per nhare. and you car par for u
"a the rate 81 tt cents per share
with your application and 10 cents
per snare per month. When peo-
PIE IN Boston bought Calumet a
Hseia stock Their paid tiass PEE
share Tor e. Last rear thoy received
500 90 per share. and this year vii
receive over 10000 per share
IN dividends. Whsrs can you put
money and have such opportunities
FOR profit7 These people that paid
tiaso psr share fer their stock
can sell today for tsss % per share
with the growth OF ths Seattle
Boston Copper eompany and the
gradual attaining u more proper
ties. ~ has a brighter future than
Calumet 4 Hsela ever had az its
Incorporation.
90 and see tbs ore Al 4aa Alaska
building. II tells the tale. -
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SOCCER GAME
TOMORROW

Tomorrow al woodland park viii
be played one OF the livelleat aud
most cxeltahis games this season.
under the auspices 0f the North
western Soccer league.
The Wanderers and Thistiea are.
without doubt. the greatest rivals
~ the association football game IN
Seattle Il IL expected the specta-
tors who witness this game tonor-
row will be on their upteea from
the beginning 10 the end ef this
game.
The ThistieH have . strong az
greFation. especially IN their de-
Tense. ard the weight ~ The team
compared with the Wanderers IL
exceedingly greater They are ex-
peeted 10 make things pretty warm
for tho little mrn. what the Wan-
dcFefs. or Magpiea 80 their nsN
coiofs have earncs the nickname.
lose In weight they certainly make
ap for In speed and good combine.
tlun work.
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The Northwestern

The annual report % the North
wontssn Mutual Flre Association. OF
Seattle. II just published. and
shown a large growth for 1905. The
company uow has over flAeee. 900
u Insurance outstanding. an In
crease - about four and a haif mill
iions during the yssr. The hold
rfs u policies Tor this xsai amount
ar saving from $ 70 e per cent
~ the cost ~ their assurances. the
percentage 81 saving depending on
tho kind ~ risk insured
~ sou have a first class risk.
place Il with the Northwestern. n
your rink Is hanafdous. don't effer
h. fof IL wiil be refused The North
western car only effect - large a
saving b. carefully selecting iis
risks. Write or phone far a North-
western inspector Main 1855. Ind.
sal tgs Lumber Exchange build
iuG 90"
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PACING WIRES
/ UNDERGROUND

.,..a wins. except for 'rel
nav soon be a thias Of the
!. M business section OF So
ana eeoN many years IN
y ~ '.s,ss Inspector Wheeler, ~
fra.sssw With a representative
y - s.ar. gave ga, eome Inter
Il IFe 'r.,nstion TODAY en the
slns s IN. aone b. the difleeht
- service corporations
slass !, ,,lsrhons companies have
- practically removed All
|s'r.1 -. ana overhead wirca IN
lhes 49, section u the city. aud
- 80 .ae latter IN eondults, said
49, -. ~ .s,,r ~rhey are doing the
IN their trunk lines ruas
@zf - he residential districts
~ ~. .ssrss This has been a
- X areat expense. but the In.
ras'z. s.,st i morv than made up
~. - s.efrased expense Of main
" -. and the imns,Ncd service.
$50. .'s.,s,efs resulting from the
p ~ q overhead wires are en-.
80 asclasi. =,
- = N H. wires In the business
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aPARkMAN a MCLEAN START
auYlNo AGAIN - sTARBiRp
FLATS soLu-c. M. a ct. y.
PuRcHAsE 10 CONFIRMED.

Late yesterday afternoon Spark.
man a Mclean bought the prop.
erty technically known aa the south
90 feet of lot :. block 90. A. A. Den.
ny'n addition from G w kimbali,
paying $4,000. The property n 100
foet deep and IL ON the east aide
OF sixth ay. between Pike and
Union. improved with two resi-.
dencea.
The ssarbird apartments. Boyi.
hton aud Pike 1T have been sold "a
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district underground: thia being
practically accomplished In the dis
trict between Madison aud Pike.
west OF Firth av. Under the terms
at its franchise. all virus used by
the lighting department within that
district must be placed under.
E0uni hetorc March 10. 1907
similar work ~ also being done
bY the Western Union Telegraph
Co. the Postal Telegraph. and the
other telegraph companies. az we'll
as tho fire department. as regards
ita fire alarm system. The eity
lighting department. has an yet done
little work IN having its overhead
wires removed. but tho city has h
contract With tho seattle Electric
Co aud the Seattle a Tacoma
Power Go. FOR the Use Of their con.
Quits BY the lighting department.
and the work Of removal will begin
before long"
Ar Wheeler further stated that
though Seattle has not Progressed
with the work "a rapnaiy 40 New
Yetk. Chicago Philadelphia aud the
large eastern eitisa, q In a. far In
advance 81 Ins Angeles aud citiea
IT the same class.
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+ yse<s cars In operation 70 All
- essr The new ah0ru line. b.
~ 3 TIE declaration made BY
49,. q the Seattle Electric 20.
. - srlrer and crew ~ men are
: - ketween neNamlsh Head
"a AK rant. aud the contractor
4. e<rsa critters % push the work
=. Il ponfble speed.
fsaslracton work an the line
- Youngstown. over The hin. In
4, sIss<sion Of Fauntleroy Cove. i
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OVERLAND TRAINS
REGULAR

With the possible exception Of
the Great Northern. aii overland
trains between s. Paul and Sc.
nttle ara running within few
hours ~ schedule time. The Great
Northern Faat Mail experienced
officially In reaching Spokane
from IT. Paul. only a part q the
trAla getting through
a special makeup. carrying the
mail and baggage cars With pass.
enssr coaches left stokans laat
night and vii arrive here to-day.
The Northern paelfie'n Twin city
express frum e Paul arrived thta
morning Il vas due al ! rs On the
afternoon ~ January a. Tbs
North Coast Limited - expected
20 arrive today All local trains
are fsaehing Seattle nearly on
schedule tinle
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BT CHARLES c LEE
tussaas financial EHiar Boston
Transripf.
sasss ssv seme psorls rho re-
rea cAlsmst a Heeia "a selling
: p szsss e : lorufy rather thar
Z ~ iavssnsenf. ths most recent
pies kssins besn At 1850 a share
y sssk q par value u only tss
oslam<k 4 Hscsa 10 owned largely
y ne srlsiecraey. Bossons Pour
szsf-d.- whose faihars owned II
a-fms thssn.
tsT have their certificates hung
= ~ rarior n gilt frames and
~ Afa carefully collected Il night
:" ~ n n bsrrlar proof aass n
y irsst hall whsrsupon the FAM
y Fzihers around The safe which
- serves ss an altar. and per-
zs - sysniag aevoti0ns. after
a'sfzilT hcking 10 the certificataa
p lhe nixft
"saFs wsatsfn people may not
'~asVe the. bat even n IL r. NOS
'FiesllT correct. Il Illustrates
- NsA he standing u this stock
t4anE ne nsanevna sfana 10 AZ
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SIXTH A We. LOT
BRINGS $47,5OO

9, II Farrell by J. u. Adams for
$4,000.
The JoneaThompson Investment
co confirm the report published In
nv Star that the Chicago, Milwau.
NeeiA st. Paul railroad has bought
40 aerea of land az Black River
Rlnetion. The consideration was
$4,000.
'arhe Puget Sound Realty Auao.
dlatsh have purchased the south
vest corner OF Place and Second av.
Neau from u. M. Comyns for $4,000
taeorgo Bennett has purchased
fsNona Aparhman Il Mclean for ti7f
oeoas lot on the west aide OF West.
lahe1ay. between Mercer and lie.
phl5iican