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4 Host Of Heretofore Immaculate Rep.
uiations Tottering on the
Brink of Perdition.
Tweed Not 10 Go 0ntsidc the Walls Of
Very Small Room.
His Constitution Weakened by
a Complication OF In
flrrnities.

N~sI'AtAEAt ~ ~ p'oHH"G9' '"ns N~t'o'A |
William II. Tweed viii take foF bis own safely
Under ..............
TIE CHANGED c1RcuNsTAScrs
IS not definitely known. Many persons not
hitherto named will probably bc exposed by
That Wood"afd has to say, While The c7laence
aQainst sweeny, Connolly, and others under In"
dictment Will be made conclusive 1t was 'i'tt.
mated at the time OF the arrest Of WOODWARD
that his coming back to this country, MS
apprehension at Chicago. Bis return TO this
city and ILLS confinement IN the lomos were
slfnr'y preliminary to 1alt confession on ass
part Of the entire transactions Of tie Elng anl
aIl Its adherents, great anu smal'. All tue ciT-
cntnstances OF tic arrest, tue case Win "n!eh "
was effected, the Willingness With Which Nood-
ward came to this city, aud the quttt 6at!siae-
tiou With which hc has endured Ills confinement
ia prison. confirmed the suspicion
THAT MS HHTuRH WAS pRE-AR1ASdRp.
Allusion has also neen fAade 10 poss1oll'ly
OF Woodward and Tweed also giving tic benc-
ct Of their knowledge to the state they !lau
been similarly Instrumental in robosng. To-day
It is uncertain what course Mr' 1Wccd
may pursue, but IT Is beyond any doubt
that Mr. Woodward has resolved that
the only sale course opcn to hin
Ia to reveal all be knows In relation to the frauds
committed against the county md State, not
nnly In the matter OF false vouchers for building
the Court House, but In tile fraudulent election
Of scores Of State. Legislative, County, and Cttg
officers, many Of whom
nETAis THE POSITIONS THUS conRrfTLF GAINED,
and many others "ilo have sinre oeen returned
to ofllce. Ills revelations Will involve mary
Republican as well as Democratic oliicals, anu
particulars Of the dividends of the fuhds
FAtRPH IN tbf {tOuf{ HnfJEE if4tfIR Will
, 1876-11-25

Bolands Aromatic Hitter Wine OF Iron IL n
and inquired digestion. DEPOT, IS Clark street.
, 1876-11-25

5S .aeS Stack II to fellows who arc cruel to
tn'n ., -, IN Ncw York City. We copy this Item
Su cu, sao World Of yesterday:
,hss VIZ, Woop pleaded guilty in General ses.
io,st e.te,day to driving : sofo ani wounded
u Peai,s:!a ~ and was sentenced To one year III
, 1876-11-25

Ne "s,e not mistaken yesterday, 1t Beetns, In a..
a@ofs that hr. WILLIAN II. yANpEHnILr had
,sstd to surrender 10 tho Baltimore Il Ohio In tic
III as nss heretofore made for discrimination
1.aIe n1eaIe now assured by Mr. VAkpEnp1Lr and Mr,
.ast!r 1lIas no sucl, surrender has been contem-
f@.eas 1t VIII bc made. For this per.stont Do
;Vass o. The interesta mud rights Ut New York, ME
'2pkAsILT deserves grateful thanks,
, 1876-11-25

vEEETINE.
CA NICER ]
CAN Be CURED.
Ill that may be Said 10 the Contrary
Notwithstanding.

had been pronounced beJent the rrsch o. medicine BY
ss 1ss ~: ef Msw e:a ss.}
nany " raon aFe nSw as{ psSsstsns EkGETlSE
established and recognized by Ill claiscs Of people to
be the ou1y reliable DfooA Purifier.
, 1876-11-25

1uc following Ate tlle official returus Of n,a
ts3,ses IN tic seven Congressional Districts
Tin, len. Rtp.I Dtm. Itp.
f.t"n;s'' 1,nl3 Fifth go. il, IA 49,.
ThIra -. 60! Sixth ..,.. .... ], ,6l4
rvurth' ~: ..., Seventh. Il, 87l ....
.,. .as hepnblicans hayu done cxecllcntly we'll In
or1s t'us three inembcrs. At prescnt they hayo
'''5 tTo to tiyu Democrats,
, 1876-11-25

All Diseases Of The Blood,

II vE0ETtNE will rrl!sye pain. cleanae. purify. md
cure such dseAars tessuinE Tho patient tu perfect
health after tryIAy llhersRt pyslclaui naaY rune:
.usrss yos eea b earsd1 wy T. @ Il sa e.
bluod ID The circulating nu!d 1t eau truly he called
the GREAT nL00p IuRlFIER Tie great touret "
lurs not act directly upon II " purify aad fcnoFste.
ha1 snT tpht llAlQ 4llQl pHhllV AkttntlN1.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-14
How 2 Polar Bear Was CAPTURED.

The skin of an ilmmens" Polar bear
was received by a gentleman in New
London per bark Me. from a friend OF
the bark Isabella. IL Cumberland Inlet.
with the following account Of lis ry-
citing capture: y parry % men from
tie Isabella. including a number 81.
EsquimauX and myself. were Wa kil.
on the Ice a short distance from IL.
ship. when. rounding a hummpch. W.
Unexpectedly discovered a short dis
tance from " a large bear. quietly feed
ing. We would have returned u tie
ship without disturbing il. rs wr We're
armed with only one rifle AMI 4 f-y
spears carried 10y tie natives. Lad not
one Of the several dogs that Were Will
U> announced our presence ~ 4 loud
bark. The bear. a. soon as il SAN .hr
intrudels. began u advance slowly
toward Us, bat was net Jy the iu--.
who attacked th- animal vigorously.
hut with little effec.. IL shook ;h-In
If. and after lnjurinL three u them 80
badly THAI they lad - be killed. he con
10 advance. We discharged the
rifle and then fed u the ship. where We
ourselves and came out 10 look
for his t-arship. who had disappeared
one u the numeroUs hammocks
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-14
Tho Trick on Robbins,

James Robbins. Of National avenue.
has been missii . for three days. but
there is no anxiety around his house to
learn his fate. His wife knows what
caused him to disappear. and she is
willing 10 lei him get Il good ready 10
come back. Robbins married a lone
widow about four months ago. and they
had not been welded two weeks when
he gave her a beating. She overlooked
it then, thinking he would so0n tone
down, hat in a week more he BACKED
her eyes. In brief. Robbins turned out
to hc a brute OF a husband. and the eX-
widow had the sympathy of all the
neghh0rS. She is said To be meek and
humhle.in spirit. and Robbins has no
excuse for his brutality. Four or five
days ago he knocked her down and
started off up town, and the wife
having Robbins arrested. The butcher.
who weighs 100 pounds and has a fist
like 4 maui. knew a better way than
going to the police. and he unfolded a
plan.
When Robbins reached home that
evening the house WAS dark and the
butcher. dressed in women's clothes and
witk his jaws tied up. sat in the rocking
chair.
why in blazeS isn't supper ready"
howled Robbins as he stood in the door.
The butcher groaned.
"Grunting around again. are YOU"
shouted Robbins. whats the matter
now"
The butcher groaned again.
You feel too h~igh-toned to answer
ne. do You" growled the wife-beater.
We'll. We'll see about that. Just take
this. will you"
He struck out. but the diSgu>ted
butcher caught his wrist, Sprang up.
and there was fun in that cottage. He
choked Robbins almost to death. tied
him up in hard knots and united him.
drew him around 10y the hair, and finally
picked him up and tossed him over the
fence into the mud. The wlte-beater
had kept up a steady yelling from the
attack, and as he rose from the mud
and sped down the street he seemed to
think that Sitting Bulls whole fighting
were after him. AT IL o'clock
that night he entered a Michigan ave-
nue. saloon and told a story about SIX
men robbing him, and half an hour
alter, as he was prowling arounda shed
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-14
OLD IINAHS STORY.
EY MARY KYLE DALLAS.

y,u NJ. 49, 49, -
I,sc froo mo-. Ill. 10 r,s. nr,.,I"
once TTopord f. Mar, C,rdia,n Pail
g.. mo-, " r,,E 90
class f,lEs UirE-nr c,rgs :, ,....
Iuissus-N;ss ~,r, we cau-5l., Tr.as
treated f., rae. and rIoy ,,,,aL, -.
l.,n of mo. and r., ,..,.- .,4 ,..
I'd INST been as nanny .s ,Lirl. auI :
vvas La,,.f.., IF I'll ,,,., I
left
Jeff VA, de- Itnri.e, c.r,r.d man ~,
de- rI,ce N,r-,,- ,,., 49,. -
Of him eyer si,c. ,. a.. L,s,. ,.,a,
him round and t,,.l. him, b.,., I'll,
and bn vyast,ouoL, 5o..,s ~ ,rLa,
ujssus fnuua nu. -. 7 rf,.,I I.r AL
dat left ll-.d r.. g.. ,.-5 10 u..,,I,.,
ike pnnir La-,.r "a, ia, uo z,.,,,5
stem off and of 10. s.n,,cI
Nj,,us giy. rs -, Li., v..IIir, ".
WAS - ~ I,rr,., ~,
fine fines ,nu. ! TN =,
ont to whit.,v,.b
Wau dor. ,-,,s ~, g.. ~
WIS wrnng in II. ,,T ,;.Il,I,,
to,,,or IN lo.u ,
MN. ,l.,s,,,. t,,
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heared dat and ,sr..,od :, soo r,o
LorsewbirpeI I'm; mgrs, r,se nm III,
der ouict like and lo,Ie5 %, I,r
I've treated Won ton we'll 7 coo"
saws he. "Ilcrp. Penney padr, rou
two take JEFF ,Gto fine srr,ur roon .,,d
lock him IN. ThrrcW be = dealer bora
Tomorrow huyium for 4 Naw oy,oo,s
trade, and I'll sell Won chem N,v.
get"
Poor Jeff How 3shy La lool,oa
"Marsa," SAYS he, "nh N,rs,' r,o
been wild you aI yn,Ir life, IN rol,.r
say muffin SASSY ao'n."
But marsa didn't poy M ottnrt;,r
No Iur.e he didn't to mo. I b.nrad
prayed. | cried: and NJ last after marsa
had threatened 10 riog me. | lest ,yept
down un my knees and vowed that no
Shoulhn live 10 sell Jeff next day
We daTkieS know sometimes FIAT
white folks don't. Mothers tell their
daIters. and fathers their Sois-so It's
handed down without writin'. We
know II sort of poison that we make
out 81 IA weed. and its white as water.
ana Has 40 taste: hut put four drops in
d SIaSS ~ anything. and whoever drinks
II one i"ur VIII heher see Dc next. Now
l iiad an Ole aunt on &c place, and arter
W"rh was oher. l went To her. Aunt
l ARMY We called iier. and she could cure :
Oh hlil with Nhat she hadl little bottles
lluuilotT her cabin floor. | went along
oe arden ana down into de place. kind
q ilolier where her cabln stood. She
WIS Se'iih on de step NJ de door. and
oere WIS no i'ght IN de room: but De
iiiooll WIS SiiliiIh awful bright and big. !
white han'kercher on hor ba,a ,,1 d.,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-14
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iIDyhfa-i III The Poet BRYANT.

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The cider-making season IN autumn
was. II the time of which | am speak I
someEllat correspondent L. the
in The wine countries Of Flu
rome. Large tracts of land in New I
England were oyeT-shadOwed 10y rows {
If auuIr-trees. and in the month Of
= ~inurpev though that region was {
:, Journey tbror,sn IA wilderness of !
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-14

i-C- S.L. H>n- -sc 90
's.-.-r- % ans O. s. -=--- 80 prevent
:. --. z - me ,-.--r-. II
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-14

Cream would be too hearty 10 be used
as a food TO any great extent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-12-14

Nc Smoke. Smell. fls'o' SIS
, 1876-03-23

BoB-TA1LED MIcE.-The Bangor Wing
has this report from the Orono, Me.
Some four years ago Mrs. B., living
on that part of Marsh Island known as
Webster, visited her neighbor, Mrs. p.
one afternoon for social chat, and was
ushered into the parlor by the attendant
to await the arrival of Mrs. 2. who
soon made her appearance. The ladies
conversed very pleasantly for few
minutes, when suddenly novel sight
attracted their attention, and on stepping
to the mantle they discovered that eleven
mice had, during the proceeding cold
day, coiled themselves up on the warm
chimney, and their tails stuck out upon
the mantel through crack in the finish
of the room. AS quick as thought,
Mrs. P. left the room, and returning
with a carving knife, deliberately cut
off the tails of ever one of them with
evident satisfaction, and kept them to
show to her husband as proof of the
truth of the story, when he should re-
turn home at night. The next day she
performed the same operation upon
four more. and our informant adds, that
for the next three years the cat would
bring in. occasionally, bob tailed mice
, 1876-03-23
Marine Intelligence.

San FRANcIsco, March 20
Sailed, barkentine Eureka, Port
Townsend; barks Lizzie Viii
liams and Samoset, Seattle; sch1
D. S. Williams, Port Blakely
brig Deacon, Port Discovery
ship War Hawk, Port Discovery
barkentine R. K. Ham, Port
Blakely; bark Johan Irgens
Departure Bay.
SAN Francisco, March 21.-
Arrived, bark Marmion, Seattle
bark Harvest Home, Seattle.
Sailed, bark Rainier, Pt. Gam
ble;- bark David Hoadley, Port
Gamble.
PoRT GAMBLE, March 20.-Sail
ed, bark Buena Vista, Vallejo.
VICTORIA, March 19.-Sailed
steamer City Of Panama, Sar
Francisco.
16. Arrived, Gussie Telfair
Portland. PASSED. down, shiI
Frank Austin from Nanaimo tC
San Francisco.
, 1876-03-23
From Daily of Monday.

OLYMPIA ITEMs.-A cinnamon
bar was killed by John Longmire
On Yelm prairie few days ago.
It is not often that these animals
are seen out of the mountains,
hut probably the severe weather
curing the winter has sent this
cne out to rustic for something
To eat. Indian Jim and Lucy
his squaw, have been sent to the
1ulallp Reservation, where they
y pg, with the understanding
vi Jim is be sent back in case
he is wanted for trial for killing
tie other jim. "A little furry
O. snow fell on Saturday last, OF
singular nature. The flakes
fdl fast and were of extraordin-
ally size, many measuring two
lmhes across. The Chlnaman,
VINO was confined in the county
jail on the charge of breaking in
to the Olympia bookstore, broke
jail Wednesday night andis now
arkiously sought for by the au-
thDrlties.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT. = While
helping to unload some heavy
CHESTS from truck on Saturday
, 1876-03-23
From Daily of Wednesday

BIDDING FOR B. Can Otta-
wa dispatch says: "Mr. James
Gordon Benefits party were
handsomely entertained by the
Premier last night. Rumor says,
but it is incapable Of credence,
that Mr.. Bennett Is semi officially
charged by the Washington au-
thorities to ascertain upon what
terms British Columbia might
be ceded to the United States.
1t will be recollected that upon
several occasions old Mr.. Ben
nett acted in Il sort of official
manner for the United States
Government. y
, 1876-03-23
British Columbia Items.


from Ine COlOQ1St.
A halibut was exhibited at Athens
Market, johnson street, weighing up
wards of 200 pounds.
The documents for the extraditjon OF
Andrew St. Martin, the escaped convict
rom Washington Territory. have ar
rived from Ottawa, Canada.
The Dominion Rifle Association met
at Ottawa Oh the I'd inst. British CO.
lumbla was represented by Senator
Carrall, Sergt. .,-utler was selected to
represent this Province at Wimbledon.
1t is our painful duty to announce
the death on Sunday evening last Of
Mrs. Mahood residing on Yates Street.
The deceased lady succumbed to an at
tack of variola aggravated by pneumonia.
The coal mine at Barclay Sound is
being rapidly developed. Workmen
are engaged in erecting a steam saw
mill and hotel, and parties are prepar-
ing tenders for the construction of a
railway three miles in length from the
shore to the mines.
By the arrival of the Otter at Depart
ure Bay we learn that at Fort Rubert
the Indian Chef Wakus, the same who
strutted about Nanaimo with long
silverheaded cane, had caused severa
of his slaves to be slaughtered sc as tt
provide the material necessary for
"hyas tyhee fesat." We thought that
canibalism was thing of the past
Let some of the churches send mis-
sionary there.
, 1876-03-23

nA The steamer North Pacif-
ic only went up as far as Taco
ma yesterday, where she trans
ferred her Olympia freight and
passengers to the Aida. She
took on board 45 head Of cattle
for Phelps Il Wadleigh'and re
turned. After discharging the
cattle here she returned to Ia
coma, where she will again con
meet with the Aida and return
on her regular Wednesday night
trip.
, 1876-03-23
RALLY!

There will be a meeting at the
Pavilion ON Wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock for the purpose
of organizing a company of mil
itia for the Centennial. Those
in favor of the enterprise are re
quested to be present.
By order Of the Committee.
, 1876-03-23

The POWER OF MUs1c.-The cele-
brated preacher Bourdaloue had habit
of preparing himself for the pulpit
with-a fiddlei He was to preach on a
Good Friday, and the proper officer
came to attend him to church. As the
officer ascended the stairs he heard the
sound of yiolen, and as the door stood
little ajar, he saw Bourdaloue in his
cassock, playing a lively tune, and
dancing to it about his study. He
though the reverend man raving mad
He knock gently on the door. The
father threw down his violin, hurried
on his gown, and approached him, say
ing. 80, it is you, SIR! | hope have
not kept you waiting. am quite ready
to attend you" The officer. as they
went down stairs, could not help men,
tioning his surprise at what he had
heard and seen. Bourdloue laughed.
THE whole of the matter is this,
said he; " IN thinking over the subject
Of the day, found my spirits too much
depressed to speak as l ought to do, SO
l had recourse to my usual method of
music ana a little dancing. 1t has had
its effect. am quite in a proper tenn
per, ana so now with pleasure to what
l should else have gone ia pain"
, 1876-03-23
guget Sound 9ispateh.
Seattle, W. t., March FL. 1876
FROM DAILY OF SATURDAY.

BRUTAL ASSAULT. "A special
to the DISPATCH from Port Town
send is as follows: "Captain
Ingerson Of the Schooner Clara
Light, which left Seattle on the
evening of the 10Th, kicked his
mate most numerically. The
Captain called the mate, named
VIM. Cook, from below and met
him at the top of the companion
way and kicked him on the head
and face with the heel of his
boot, almost scalping hmm. The
Captain was arrested here and,
after his examination, placed
under 81, 900 bonds for his ap-
pearance next September at the
term of Court. The crews tes-
timony was against the Captain.
, 1876-03-23

The WRONG MANA man an
swering to the description OF
Shepardson, the escaped mail
robber, was captured last week
by two young bloods Of Marion
County, Oregon. On their az
ritual at Portland with their
prize, it was discovered that he
was not Shepardson at all but a
man named Wilson, and their
visions of $500 apiece vanished
in thin air. They now mourn
the loss Of $50 expended in paci-
flying Wilson and in travelling
expenses.
, 1876-03-23

rm- Bark Colimo, 5 years old,
800 tons register. now in San
Francisco, has been sold to Capt.
Hall, at present in command Of
the brig Levi Stevens, who takes
command of her on his return to
San Francisco and will probably
put her on this route.
, 1876-03-23
TAX NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS INTERESTED ARE HERE
N BY notified. that immediate payment is
hereby demanded of all unpaid Territorial,
School, Road, and County Taxes, due and paya-
BILE in King County for the year 1875; and, all
such taxes, not paid to the undersigned forth
with will be collected pursuant to law by seizure
and sale of the goods. and chattels, and other
personal property of the persons charged there
with. L. V. WYCkOFF,
Sheriff of King Co, W. T.
, 1876-03-23

A SELL.-The yarn about the
Pierce county spooks, published
in the different papers around
the Sound, turns out to have
been sell. This will put a
damper on the party which was
organized to 60 down from
Olympia and investigate the phe-
nomena.
, 1876-03-23

DlED.-An old resident of the
Territory, named VIM. Brown,
died at his farm about mile
above Freeport yesterday, aged
about IS years. His body was
brought over to town and will
be buried tomorrow afternoon
gt l o'clock.
, 1876-03-23

NJ. E. CHURcH.-Rev. .B.A. Hill,
the Evangelist, will preach at II
A. NJ and Z P. NJ. Sunday School
at 124 o'clock. Prayer and
Praise service at I o'clock. Re
vival on Sunday evening and ev-
cry evening next week. All are
invited.
, 1876-03-23

. A hater of tobacco askt d an old
negro woman, the fumes of whose pipe
were annoying him, if sac thought she
VAS a Christian.
Yes, brudder; 'spects I is"
do you believe in the bible!'
Yes, brudder.'
do you know that there is i pas
sage in the Scriptures which says that
nothing unclean shall inherit the king
dom of heaven?"
Yes, I've heard of it"
"Well, Chloe! you smoke, and you
cannot enter the kingdom of heaven
because there is nothing so unclean as
the breath of a smoker. What do you
say to that?"
Why. spects to leave my breff be-
hind when ! go darn'
The skin of common house eat i:
rapidly rising in favor for pur pussies
of dress fur.
, 1876-03-23

A BATCH OF CAsEs.-Ah Gah
for committing a nuisance, was
fined S5 and costs, on Saturday
Van Wee, for assault and battery
was fined So and costs, on Sa.ur-
day evening. Michael Lamb.
for being disorderly, using OBJ
scene language and resisting an
officer, was fined SIS and costs
All these cases were disposed OF
by Justice Scott.
, 1876-03-23

pl The steamer Politkofsky
came up here last evening and
laid at the end of Yesler's wharf
all night. AT an early hour this
morning she towed the bark
Jenny Pitts to sea from Free
port.
, 1876-03-23

nSg- Town lots for sale cheap
for cash, on the line of the Seat
tie Coal and Transportation Co. S
railroad, between Seattle and
Lake Union. Inquire Of G. L..
Hatch. jan 26-tf.
, 1876-03-23

VEsTRY RooM.-A small vestry
room is being built on to the
Episcopal Church, to afford a
room for the Sunday school and
weekday services, vestry-meet-
ingS, etc.
, 1876-03-23

B~ Mr.. John Jones, a miner
at Sehome, soon after entering
the mine on Wednesday morning
had a lot of coal fal. on him,
from which he sustained com
plete fracture of the thigh bone
five inches above the knee, crush.
ing his body somewhat seriously
in the breast and side.
, 1876-03-23

TowED OUT.-I'he brig Lev
Stevens was towed to sea yester
day, leaving but two vessels III
the harbor, the bark Enoch Tai.
bot, loading with Seattle coal
and the ship Commodore await
ing a load.
, 1876-03-23

IyoUEsT.-Coroner Weed yes
terday went up to Cedar River,
where he summoned q jury and
held an inquest on the body OF
the one armed patent medicine
man was drowned day before
yesterday. The verdict was
that the deceased was a native
of Prussia, named c. II. Hunson,
and that he was accidentally y
drowned. His body comes down
on the Otter tomorrow.
, 1876-03-23

REAL ESTATE SALES. E. w.
Hewitt to Duncan Buchanan, S,
J of lot II, block %, Bell Il Den
ny's ad.; $500.
R. 7. Flynn to D. G. Henry,
East halves Of lots 2 and 3, block
II, Terry's ad.; $500.
W. q. Jameson to James Yer
gon, N. ] of lots Z and 8, block
a." A. A. Denny's ad.; $3.50.
, 1876-03-23

s~ The steamer Zephyr went
down to Snohomish City at 5
O'Clock this morning, taking
among the passengers Chief JUS
tice Lewis and a number of the
members of the bar.
, 1876-03-23

DRowNED.-A man named G.
L. Hanson was drowned in Co
dar River yesterday near the
residence of Captain R. Brown.
Coroner Weed went up to-day
to see whether it would be ne
cessary to hold an inquest.
, 1876-03-23

LARGE HALIBUT. The large
halibut, caught at Victoria day
or so since, and which weighed
about 200 pounds, was boaght by
George the fisherman and bro't
over here. He has it for sale at
his stand on Commercial street
, 1876-03-23

CIVIL SUIT.-The case of Pierre
St. Louis VS.. John Burns had q
jury trial before JusticeScott yes
terday and resulted in a verdict
for defendant for costs.
, 1876-03-23

IMPRovEMENTs.-Ten dwelling
houses are in course of construc-
tion within the city limits and
probably as many more in the
suburbs.