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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-02
HARRDK EHIPROVE xNTS.
WILMINGTON. N. c., March 90, 1877

WILMINGTON, N. c., March %, 1879.
Col. Wm. l.. DeROsset, President
Chamber Of COnanterce
Sir:-On the 11th and 18th insts.
we visited the Harbor and its i'm prove
ments, and again on the Doth.
Since our visit on the 18th of Janu-
airy last (reported on the 19th) we per-
ceive 10 important change in the gen
ersl status OF affairs; the work being
exclusively dredging, its effects are
not perceptible.
The suction dredge has been con-
stantly employed on Bald Head Chan
mel Except temporary stops for re-
pairs) and is undoubtedly performing
valuable service, in evidence of which
the Norwegian barque "Fear- Not, y
drawing Is feet 8 inches, was towed
safely to sea on the Sth of February
last upon an ordinary high tide, which
we believe is the greatest draught OF
water which has passed out of the
harbor for the last fifty years or more.
Bald Head point presents no new fea-
lures, and IS presumed to be about as
last ported.
The slue across battle-ground
shoal, alluded TO III our last report,
has not as yet fully developed Itself,
The two slues across the beach
alluded to on a foI mer OCCASION, we
find almost entirely closed by the
operations Of nature.
The old break water stands firm, aud
is being strengthened daily by CON
slant accnm uiation of sand Ill its front
paud rear, but the ocean encroach-
ments upon the beach beyond, and
the operation of the winds upon the
bare unprotected sands continue.
and are doug their work OF devasta-
ton Tie dredge at Shows Marsh is
working b tier than heretofore, and
is in fair way of opening passage
in "a few days, say by the LIST of April,
and during that month it liz expected
TO have the channels TO 9 feet at low
tide. opened entirely through.
The dredge at work upon the Log
ShCal above Big Island is working
well, and no doubt is doing valuable
service.
The work of repairing the DETECTING
breakwater at Federal Point has been
commenced, and is being prosecuted
with energy, quite number OF the
finishing cribs having already been
placed 10 position Everything COL
nected with the Harb Dor Improvement
presents a very satisfactory and en-
couraging appearance.
Through the efforts of our Senators
and Representatives, an appropriation
of $500 was tanned from the last
(43d) Congress for continuing this
work, aggregating 1915, An ap-
preparation OF $50, 900 was also obtain
ed for the use of the Signal Service,
to enable it to extend the Coast Line
Signal Service south of Cape Hatteras
in the interest of commerce. These
appropriations will become available
on the 1st of July next, when the fiscal
year begins, up to which time the
work will be prosecuted with funds on
hand of the last appropriation.
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selected casks and city distilled.
Buyers option balance of month.
to 9th Of April.

selected casks and city distilled.
buyers option balance of month.
Sc to 9th Of April.
CRUDE TURPENTINB- our
last the market has moved with an up
ward tendency and prices have ad-
vanced very materially: On Friday
the market opened with an advance of
10 cents on Hard and Yellow Dip.
Saturday further advance of 5 cents
was obtained on Hard. Tuesday Hard
again advanced 5 cents, and again on
Wednesday Yellow Dip advanced 5
cents. To-day Thursday at the close
the market is firm at 81 So for Hard
and 81 80 for Yellow Dip. As vet
there have been no receipts of Virgin,
but of the old crop the receipts con
tlnue sufficiently large to supply the
demand of distillers.
The receipts for the three days were
2,US4 bbls, against 4, l29 bbls for last
week. The exports for the three days
We're 400 bbls. aga INST 729 bbls for
last week. The stock in yard and
afoat i, 10 S18 bbls. against 10, OPS bbls
for last week.
The sales for the week were rs fol-
lows.
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immediate wants. Quotations are 90

immediate wants. Quotations are 20
to 22} cents per dozen.
DRY GOODS-The warmer weather
of the past few days has evidently had
the effect of turning the attention of
the country trade to Spring goods, and
there has been considerable demand
from the interior markets for a gene
raj assortment of goods, but the bust
ness is done chiefly upon orders. The
trade is comparatively light as yet.
The further advance in the raw mate
nal makes stronger tone to the mar-
ket for cotton fabrics, and some arti-
cles are tending upward, but there is
no quotable advance on staple articles,
except that the price of the standard
makes of prints is more uniformity 1Oc
for all Spring or medium colors.-
Wooden goods meet little demand and
are steady in price, except jeans, which
are selling well. and some grades at
little better prices.
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TAR AT the opening of the week
she market was steady as 81 40 p Dbl.
Friday evening, however, the supply
being larger than the demand there
was decline OF cents. Saturday
the duliness Continued and a further
decline of cents was reported. Since
then and up to the close to-day the
market has been quiet but steady and
all sales were made at 81 80, at which
figures the marke. is quiet.
The receipts for the three day were
1 S7S bbis. against 2, ISL bbls. for last
week. The exports for the three days
Were 81 bbis. against 729 bbls. for
last week, and the stock in yard and
afoat is 1891 bbis against I6, 1894
bbis Tor Lass week.
Tie sales for the week were as fol-
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PIR1TS TURPENTINE-The
general tone of the market for Spirits
Tnrpentine continues quite steady and
fairy active. though buyers move q
little cautiously and are notinclined to
handle any very large quantity or pur-
chase very far ahead, although there
have been some sales for this months
delivery during the week. Atthe close
to-day the market remains firm at 323
cents
The receipts for the three days end
ing to- day were 1 ,O74 casks, against 2, O32
casks for last week. The exports for the
three days were 15S casks, against 3, al5
casks for last week. The stock in yard
and sfoat to-day is e,67O casks against
7, 755 casks for last week
The sales for the week were as fol-
lows
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Tarb0FO, Items.

A friend at Tarboro writes us :
Major d. W. HURT has a calf that
has co!f The mother will not be
two years old until April, aud the lit
tie calf Is three weeks old. It is the
smallest and youngest mother L ever
heard IF, and the smallest calf I ever
saw. Both are thriving and doing
well. 1t is proposed that they take
the little calf in the house for a pet, as
it is not much larger thap poodle
deg. L want him to send them to the
FAIR at Raleigh this Fall They are
euriosities. The young mother is
MIXED every day and gives about one
pint at milking besides what the ca}f
gets.
Bishop Lyman made his visitation
To this Parish yesterday. and preached
a po"erful sermon last night from the
Sti Chapter Of st. John, 3lst aud 32d
verses, and administered the Rite OF
Confirmation to eleven persons.
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Easter Day.

The close of the Lenten season was
Observed here in manner every way
apr5priat3 to the occasion. f,ast-r
Sunday Was glad day and notwith-
sanding the unpropitous weather the
ehnrches were filed morning, after
boon and night. The Roman Cattle
lie, Episcopalian ard Lutheran
Churches Were beautifully decorated
WIN flowers and evergreens, AID the
services were of the most intereStirg g
nature. Easter seems to have been
"-'romed and celebrated tits year
hi're generally than We have eyer
Known 10 be the case in Or city.
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VesIry of ~. James.

The folio wing gentlemen were yes
tp day chosen Vestrymen Of St. James
Church, to serve for the ensuing year,
VIZ:
DR.. A. J. DeRosset, Alfred Martin,
James Anderson, Col. J. G.. Burr, Hon.
=. H. VanBokkelen, Col. ". L De
Ro,set, James Dawson, Co. Robert
Strange, DR.. ". G. Thomas, r. f..
alder, Clayton Giles, Capt John l..
KlatWIight.
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Rhc latest agony.

The latest agony i'll The phs.to2ra, h
portraits III the ''panei card, . II J.
about as vide as al Dr,ijualy imperial
c,ri. but oue-haff longer, strd Is ex-
:. euiIgly artistic and pleasing, eepsc
.ay Ior full lg.hs L.diee ike them
he.au~r they afford III Opportunity t"r
TIE effective display of dress, aud be
c,u5e they give the impression of
nelght and distinguished carriage.
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The Calf GueSljcn

We II derstand that Messrs. Nor
tsrop Il Cumming. in this city, arc
ahead of Maj. HURT, of Tarboro, on the
c'w and calf question as spoken Of by
rs yesterday. They have a grade Al
Il TLey calf that will not be two years old
uni the 10th OF May aud yet now has
r'lf six weeks old The cox-catf
gives from three to four quarts at Ii
milking aud her calf is a very large
and fine one, cqHal to any in size ard
torm. The young mother is still TO-
loving her mother.
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('OnssrsEazltiDEs1

The Right Reverend Bishop Atk'H
con visited st. James Parish, ,.n
E!sttr SUNDAY morning aud $:
aan's at night, administering he
lie OF Confirmation on each occa-
Ion. The class at ST. James nun
bred II, and dat at st Johns IS. in
all y confirmed III this CITY OF
T. Ser Day.
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Produce EXCHANGE.

4 called meeting of the Board Of
Managers of the Produce Exchange
VS. held Monday at 123 o'clock, to
k action i'll regard to tue continu-
auce of poplar heads il spirit casks B.
= good delivery, the former resolution
adopted at q meeting last year expi,-
l'g with the LIST of April this year
On motion of Mr.. T. W. Kerchner
j was
Aesolccd, That poplar heads in
sp'ri5s turpentine casks shall be col
sidrred good delivery until July 4tl,,
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asr Dr7sts

During his stay in New York ""
learn that Rev. Dr.. Moran made many
warm friends. and It is probable that.
in response to numerous invitations,
h. y ii locate there petmaAantiy on
ms return from i visit to Europe and
,na Holy Land, which he conte,np!4L. 3
king This Spring
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TO the Afflicted.

No matter under what form of sick
ness you LABOR, there is one great
truth you should keep in mind :: All
disease originateip an impure condition
of the blood. Purify that, and the dis
case must depart but you cannot pa
rify che blood by the use of poisonous
d ugs, and Observation-Disclosures. The
best Blood Purifier ever discovered is
DIR. WALKER's famous VINEGAR BIT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-02

Fevers seldom make an attack without warn
II g, and may often be thrcwn off BY soaking
the feet in warm water, wrapping up warm in
bed. and taking two or three of Parsons Pur-
2ative Pills.
A Missionary. just returned, says he regards
Johnson's Anodyne Iiriment as beyond all
price, ard eficaciOus beyond any ether medi-
cine. 1t is adapted to great variety OF special
cases, and Is the best pain cure in the world
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a Monument

As big as the grand Pyi amid might be built
of the teeth that have been ruined by neglect
Shall this thing go in face of the great tact that
SOZODONT 10 certain preservative of dem
tai decay?
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OLD Mts a< EES
Ry R. C MYERS.

-, ,,.,r,orIes cAJ1,e 10 m last night,
" III r ,Jnii : mi ad. sW eet yes.
~ " r.thrre rodad INV he~ltS c'"S' doo'
~ / ! rot knp !, : ut >t,Dd heIOre,
Ont . Oh. their voi - r." and thin
l',rty of The o1hrn " "E'n mes
sung VI oiIIt not cbo,se but let item in.
,.,t memories came IN nae last night,
min my hetrI by e - ten me'
ga. - rom ny eyes. +, II bitter i~his,
Which Il ~ ra,y dropp. q M "'h'f years
= th.n tn ,se sh p~t~ ":ost u 90.
IN. gently, salty t'Hdert".
: III, the door s.i6 70 them no
-, 4,,e,nnries came 10 me- last nj hi,
Ana ny vi -ay, ard ;io Ia, ~ ri a. II =
~ .,.,,,r ,:-r RAYS Of AIRED 3,
/ i'1, me- Il heart and ~ eP,
~ - y-,+ly v pc IN ta r away,
49, N,,.-r no m m cr'.e.;.
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We are truly glad to be able to
s.a.4 that MI jno u. DnmiJar" =
condition has shown marked 1mpT"<-
,nept since Last ) Saturday. The graft
Acknowledgements was received here lat
..v-r,ing througFi srrivate telegram II
q relative in this city.
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Dissolution.

vr1HR COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existiy between Messrs. Robinson & Peter.
son, doing business at Big Cohara, in Sampson
county, was dissolved by mutual consent on
the 9th of March. The business will hereafter
be conducted by Mr.. Robinson, who viii settIe
all indebtedness and receipt for all claims due
the firm.
JAMES ROBINSON,
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SPECIAL.

Travellers should not put up with the badly
washed collars that airs sent to them by hotel
lsundries, but wear the Elmwood, which always
looks well.
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hoDIN Si6dty uH1ttIu COUCi-
ton of affairs seems to prevail III the
rosin market, and We find really few
new features since our last report. All
grades have been active, especially So,
strained, which has been noted for its
remarkable irmness throughout, and
fer the eagerness which has been dis
played by buyers from day to day IN
making purchases. The transactions
for this week have not alone been con-
fined 10 spot rosin. Futures have
been about as active as spots, and the
pre-, = geu"rai!y paid were an advance.
on spot quotations.. There is consider
abe shipping in port which is increas-
ins by arrivals daily, aud altogether
t..t' mark; presents q more satisfec
tory OUTLOOK tinn has b. Ell observe Il
for som" months past. Al the close
strained continues firm at the Quota
tio1s below, with an Upwa1d tendency.
Fine resins have also been active,
and prices are steady. The first lot of
new rosin OF this years crop was re-
ce.ved during the week by Messrs.
Worth Il Worth. 1t was graded VI,
aud sold at S. % p Dbl.
The sales for the week were as fol-
!, VS.:
Friday-Business generally sus-
pended. Sales of 400 bbIs Good
Strained, to bt' delivered III ten days.
at 81 20 p biol.
Saturday-Sales of 600 bbls Strained
al 81 So, ard 500 ibis Good Strained
at S. 20 p Dbl.
Mo. day-Sales of 500 bbls Strained,
buyers option, 1st half April, at 81 70
e bbl.
I ,eslay Sales of 2 800 bbls Stra D.
Ell It 81 10, 1000 bbls Good S ralnYd
at 81 70. 800 bbls Low No. l and No.
1 at 81 % to 81 so, 50 bbls No.
1, at s. 60, and 25 bbls Pale Cnew
rosin) at Sc % a bbi.
Wednesday-oales of 1000 bbls
Strained at 81 20 p Dbl.
Thursday-Sales of 500 bbls Good
Strained at 81 IS Il Jbl.
The receipts for the three days We're
1922 bbls, against 9,748 bbls for last
week. The exports for the three days
We're 5,Oi6 bbls against Is, 838 bbls for
last week. The stock in yard and
ahoat is 1855 bbls against IS, 237
bbls for last week.
The following are the official quo
tations to day:
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Chamber of Commerce.

Al a meeting Of the Executive CDuu-
c.l OF the Chamber of Commerce, held
Monday morning at II O'Clock, the
following resolutions, offered by the
Committee on River and Bar Improve
m@ntS, We're adopted:
H4S0trfd, That correspondence be
opened with the Secretary of War, in
I''H'lon to the survey for an inland
water communication between Cape
rear river aud Pam leo Sound.
HtS0l'"d, That correspondence be
p ned with 5. j. klmball, SrperIn-
4 dent of the Revenue Mnriue,
i.Pasnry Department, III relation to
hi. boats.
hHsolred. That Immediate steps be
t'hen to procure memorials to The
lighthouse Board by shlpmasters and
0'Ief' tor lighting the river.
=, 10 Solrtd, That the thanks of this
.n"no are dae aud hereby rendered
~ 10 'ui Senators III Congress, Matt. W
',"I''onl and a. ,. Merrlmon, and 10
W. immediate Represent tIves, A. VI.
n"IIell and Ehus ). Arne, Tor their
.ileh'y to their constituents and uu-
Gti'H8 tHprt5 III the interest of the
Nape Fear section.
Hf&otrcd, That a cupy of this resn-
% i'h be forwarded 10 each Of the
uaiors and Representatives named,
also published in the papers 81
lie city.
orhado at ChaPcs EEIsI-The
University building injured.
private letter from gentleman in
lapel Hill says:
AhoWlng that you feel a lively in
'sfeSt IN all things pertaining To this
Wage, aud especially ia the Univer.
by hought would let you know
r'uay mani, that the tornado
tt cut such fantastic p!anks
JouSh"ut the country on last 5a.ut-
uI,t y mig. hai homer, d Ohapa} II II
So So pun, that lifted the tin roofing
bn; m the main part OF the new East
in ~ and Il d ged about half of it
fron me Top OF an elm some thirty yards
morn Tue building On Monday
An Mr.. Mickle, the efficie mt
70 otnt Oh the Trustees, had the old
the 'emporarlly replaced to protect
p,opefty. On Wednesday, z. c..
a rros' Esq, came down and made
on 18ements to have a new roof put
ina i ~ d1ateJ y. The cost of repair
b. n 'ne damage done the building will
siso ne ear I'VE I'VE hundred dollars. Mr.. C.
erai re e1 Mechanics to work on the gen
In o pairs OF the College buildings.
of tbo consequence of this, and the act
yers;eu assembly in behalf of the Uni
IttIa Chapel Hill begins to show a
wav 80 si8n OF life and activity, in the
ertv " repairing their decaylng prop
tue az, lehces, etc. The damage from
villaooo tm to private property in tht
few oI was slight. being confined to {
which I my stables. fences, etc.
ALL were blown down.
the fins1 me to congratulate you upo.
Convan a triumph of your efforts fol
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Fh&E6ar County

q , rs I7TELl Wt'.T OTtI"s
WKIGHT & STEDMAN.
, 1875-07-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Parents WHO intend letting their 1it4lo boys play
with loaded pistols on tho 9th will please send
In ary facta they waut mentioned In thoir obit-
uuries, and avoid tho rush Mopllay.
Dr.. Tiffany will improve tho NATIONAL auni-
versary BY eormon appropriate to tue occasion
at Tr,nity Methodist Church In tho evening.
su bicct: "T'.e Stability Of tho 1lopnblic."
Pho monthly meetIug oi baptist ministers,
which would regularly uccnr On tha eth inst,
w.l. be postponed ono wesk on account OF the
natouai anniversary holiday.
At tho request Of Ills congregation and others,
tbs Hoy. Dr. Fallows. OF II. Pauls kefoymed
EpincouAl Church will, rcpoat sunday morning
hin sermon, preached Sunday evening, OIL = Tho
ltighta OF 6keptics."
Monday there will bo picnic and flag present.
ation of Elswosth puAt NJ. rs, q. 4. H.. ut
Sonth Eng!ewood. Wagons will ba At the dapot
10 convey vietors 10 s4e grounds free OF chArge.
Al tho Grand Array rohts w!ll paEt'clpate.
This ANNA, picnic of Trinity Episcopal Church
Eunday.sehool will tako ptncs to-day, Il tue
weather iB favorable, the stohnar leaving Good.
| r,ch'b dock At foot OF Michigan hvenua At =.
| IN, hhKAp Staso to carry tho small children to
| tho boat viii iolya tho chapel. At e1H c0rtler Of
Twouty-s sixth Gtreet aud Michigan aveuus, a.
| T. m.
Tho young men Of the Y. II. G. A. will cele.
| brate the Fourth to-morres hveninR IN Farwell
Hall by ,ibtening to al address, appropE!Ats 70
The occasion from q. T. Jncn6a euttssad Dc.
| poudoncs OF Independence" r. J.. Hl!as vii!
/ hAve charge Ut the music. No Admission foo
| Will bS charged, knd they-A4r0w taoit daofs H1ds
| opeu for Ill to attend.
, 1875-07-03
PRISQN.p}Sc!PLjME,

While regular tlckots-of-leave are not granted
At either military or civil prisons in this country.
AZ are nnn,ct!mes given conv'cts in European
countries for good conduct, 1t seerns that at our
military prisons, there is q ayatem OF regular
credits for good conduct, honesty. industry etc.,
allowed, 30 that tho military prisoner has tho
inducemcnt constantly before him that 1t is iii
hts power, not only tn amettoraso bin coudition,
but eventually to Bccuro material Abatnment III
thu torn Of hla imprlaonmnut,
Thia system. though in practice for some
time. nns not specially provided for in law until
tho !aat Congress, when 1t was incorporated in
tile law os.abliehing q military prison At Leaven-
worth, Kan.
Tla effect has boen worry salutnry upon prison.
etH aud prlson.discpine, and Is In accord With
tho spirit Of tho age. ~ vel! "a tbs legislation
which, not 1onE since, prohibited branding. tA'-
tooinR, or othorwiseS eSuds!tEly marking priaouore.
the batter theory Goiug that = rnau should not
DO deprived Of tho hopo that. BY his own good
conduct. all outward markB Of fs crimo may DO
obl!scrstcd; and that. BY commanding l,fo in a
now country, he should not be embarrassed by
!ho thought that tho osidonco Of hia g,lls wna
always with him, and might la discovered 1t any
mOUHnt
, 1875-07-03
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The Criminal Court was not In aosbton yestsr-
day.
Nine Of shorltf Al neH's boardefs wcro yestcr-
tey transferred to tiA> Briaewell.
Austin J. Doyle wns iu au unusually folcitous
mood Yesterday, Tho name Of his third heir has
not got been agreed un'n.
Tho name OF Helen Culver waH added yestor-
day to tue record Of uotarles kept in tho County
Cerk'a office. Sho YVES appointed somo weeks
ago.
county-Atroruoy Rountr 90 and Treasurer II. B.
Miller started last evontog for Fox Lake. where
thcy 1,tppoBo to celebrate tho Fourth. They will
rotuEu TnoHday tuorninR.
County-Ccrk Lieb yrnterdAy put large force
of mon At wurk preparing list Of tho city TO-
linquonts for coahty tn1cs, which must 10 com-
pleted Dy tho third Monday III July. whoa 1uuB-
mont will bo ankcd.
JOHN Condor, tho wifc-murderoS, was to-
coiyed At tho 1ail late Thursday evening,
Yasterday hD was quita fecb1o, but ils ontiro re-
coyory from h,s wounds IL regarded as certain.
Hin daughter had long interview With lslm
during thb day.
Tho Committnea Of Public Dnf1dln "A and Pub
lic CharitieA OF tho County Boasu hetd joint
1noot,px yesterday, and agreed to invite propo-
sa!s fort building new engine anti Boiler houso,
aud painting glazing. aud plasto11ng the addi-
tton to the Insane Asylnm, aee . a's2 50
contractors, certified to by the architect, for
work on Tie Asylum.
Tho question Of printing. tho debater In the
County board ls being Borioiay d,s cussed by It'll
members. Commissioner Crawford ia under
dc.ntood to tako tuo !end IN tho moyemcut.
Commissioner Clough fAyorh tho pr opposition on
the condition TINT the speeches t.. printed IN
tome Southern Indiana papcr III the Swedish
language.
a rumor prevailed yessardny that one OF moro
Of those WHO ngrecd to nign the bond of Willard
" work ou tho County Hospital nas been
lot wond retuse to sign It. It was
s!ao yumorod tint. from thu irregular nay iii
which tho contrnct hha hoen let tho rival bid
doris would protest to tho Board in body against
tho letting.