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An Astonishing Fact.

A large proportion of the American
people are to-day dying from the effects
of dyspepsia or disordered liver. The re-
suit of these diseases upon the masses of
int hgent and valuable people is most
alarming, making life actually bur
den instead of q pleasant existence of
enjoyment and usefulness, as it ought to
be. There is no good reason for this.
If you will only throw aside prejudice
and skepticism, take the advice Of
druggists and your friends. ard try one
bottle Of Green's August Flower. Your
speedy relief is certain. Millions of
bottles of this medicine have been given
away to try its virtues. with satisfac-
tory results In every case. You can
buy sample bottle for 10 cents to try.
Three doses will relieve the worst case
Positively sold by all druggists On the
Western Continent
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SAN Francesca, April 2S.-Sailed
ship Marine Hollenbohn, Nanaimo;
bark Lizzie Williams, Port Townsend;
bark Oregon, Seabeck; schooner Alice,
Pert Gamble; steamer st. Paul, Dun.
alaska, bark Amethyst, Bellingham
Bay; bark Gen'l Cobb, Seabeck.
COTTON, Cal, April 90 Intelli-
gcnce is just received here of the muir
der of George Barrett, near Banning
station, three miles east Of this place
by man known as Witch Pete, who
it is said, shot his victim and then beat
bis brains out with stone. Barrett
was youth of but IS years. while the
murderer is q man of powerful phys
iquc. No particulars as to the arrest
of the culprit.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 29.-Flour
Steady extra. So 62@6 20; jobbing.
80 1901.
Whest-buoyant; large sales; choice
milling. 81 Is.
Barley-Inactive; Feed, 81 00@l 05;
brewing, 81 20@l 80.
Oats steady; good and choice feed,
81 30(6l so.
Corn-frm; large yellow. 81 95@
Q O5.
Potatoes firm; choice old. $3@3h;
new, s4@4!.
steady and unchanged; bury
lO(G15; best, 22@24; good free 1909
10.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 60 The
brig Sheet Anchor is reported as hav-
ing arrived at Hilo, on the 9th. This
vessel was given up as lost month
ago. She was ssventy-threo days in
making the trip from Burrard Inlet to
Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20. - The
county committee Of the Workingmens
party held private meeting yesterday
morning in the rear of Charter Oak Hall
The resolutions introduced by Kearney
Friday evening in the State Central
Convention were brought up. and
called forth warm expressions OF
opinion by the members. The majority
of those present condemned the action
of kearney. A resolution was passed
declaring they had become tired of his
dictatorship. and that they would not
longer submit TO Ole mans rule. No
other business of public interest was
transacted which members of the con
vention felt at liberty to diverge.
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Official Press Of King County.
Tuesday, April 80, 1878.


Much doubt has been expressed
n 10 whether the alfalfa clover,
which produces such wonderful profit
i'm California alluvions, would succeed
in our climate and soil. /. is true it is
a plant that thrives in warm climate.
and demands warm rich soil where
its roots can find water by reaching
down. Yet the experiment has been
tried with good results by Mr.. John ,.
McCallister, of this county. DE sent to
California for seed sufficient 10 stock
ono half acre, which he scwed with
timothy on his farm at Cedar river.
This has made q good stand, and is
already up three feet high for this sea-
sons growth, and yet without perceptl-
bic crowding or smothering out the
timothy. 1t makes heavier hay crop
at the mid summer cutting. then springs
up Immediately again and furnishes
second summer hay crop, and after this
ia taken off still makes third strong
growth, furnishing q rich winter pas
turage. Mr.. McCallister purposes sow
ing Q large additional area for his but
ter and cheese dairy. In addition to
this testimony, we have the experience
of the San Juan Packing Company,
who have sowed eighty acres in alfalfa
OH their ueed farm on San Juan Island
for hay pasture. They were encour-
aged to this by noting the richness and
vieor of this forage at the English
camp. on that island. where it has OBJ
tanned o start by some means This
alfalfa stands already some three or
four feet high at that point.
OF the prolific yield and rapid
growth of this new forage in our eli
mate there can no longer be doubt.
Whether all our soils unfortunately
are adapted TO it, or whether it pos.
sesses the same strength and nutritive
value IN our cool climate as In Califor.
MIA and Australia. are different ques-
tions. and changes should be effected
with deliberation in its introduction.
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$1,000 Reward.

Dot oft man Hans NV mine,
he vas gone away. Yes. dot vas so
De last dot vas seen NIT him he was in
dot VANITY FAIR SALOON kept ply
dat Young NIT Burner. He vas shust
drinking dot Ice Colt LAGER BEER
from dot Arctic cooler--the coolest vot
never vos. southeast init Alaska. both
Slorah's and Schmeigs. He vos eating
dot Swiss Cheese vot dey have, and
Thinking dot CUTTER WHIsKEY, MAR.
TELL BRANTY and smoking dose fine
Vanity Fair Cigars for vot he pay 10
cents. ! will pay tousand tolars for
his scalp.
alS-ti Mrs. VoN BISMARCK
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LEvEL-HEADED ON FINANCE

The following is an extract from
speech of Col. Ingersoll's. delivered
some time since:
will give you my idea about finan-
ces. In the first place, the Government
don't support the people; the people
support the Government. The Govern
ment passes around tho hat; the Gov
ment passes around the aims dish. True
enough, it has musket behind it. but
it Is . perpetual chronic pauper. 1t
passes. told you the alms-dish. and we
oil throw in our share-oxcept Tilden.
This Government 10 . perpetual con-
sumer. You understand me. the Gov
srnuient don't raise corn and wheat ;
tho Government is simply perpetual
consumer. We support the Covert
msnt.
Now the idea that the Government
can make money for you and to live
on-why IL is the same rs though my
hired man should issue certificates of
my indebtedness to him for me to live
on. Some people tell me that the Gov
eminent can impress its sovereignty on
q piece of paper, and that is money.
Woll. IL it is, what's the use Of making
81 billsy II takes no more ink and no
more paper-why not make $1,000
billss Why not make $1,000. 900. 900
bills and all be billionaires? If the
Government can make money what on
earth does il collect money from you
and me forg Why don't it make what
money it wants, take the taxes out and
give the balance to u.s.
There used 10 be mechanics who
tried to make perpetual motion by n
combination Of wheels, shifting wheels
and rolling balls. but somehow the ma.
chine would never quite run. 4 per.
petual fountain of greenbacks, of
wealth without labor. is just as foolish
a. perpetual motion. They are follies
under new names
The other day saw piece of silver
bearing the sovereign stamp of Julius
Caesar. julius Caesar has been dust
about two thousand years. and that
piece of silver was worth just as much
as though julius Caesar was at the head
of the Roman legions. Was il his
sovereignty that made It valuable
Suppose he had put it upon a piece of
papers"
The limit of the Government func
tions in respect to monetary regulation,
IS in other matters, is the protection OF
the interests of the individual citizens.
The paramount function of the Govern.
ment. we might say. Is guaranteeing
TO all its law-abiding citizens. life
liberty and security in the pursuit OF
happiness" This is accomplished by q
rigid enforcement of the laws
The jist of the greenbackers', and
an.i-resumptiouers' doctrines when sim,
mered down To their real essence, is q
scheme TO get even with creditors by
the aid of the au,oeraiic power of the
Government. without having to pay
value received. There is no desirable
or honest object to be gained by dilu..
ing the circulating medium. An,
scheme that con.emplates making tn,
Government an indiscriminate pur
chaser Of mortgages on Tom, Dick. Of
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EUROPE.

LONDON, April 29-At Bombay dock
yard work is being prosecuted day and
night in fitting ships for the Transport
tation of troops aud horses. As an
experiment of the state policy, the dis
patch Of native troops to Europe has
proved successful beyond the hopes of
the most ardent advocates. They are
volunteering with enthusiasm which
has surprised those who know them
best. They are pressing forward in
whole regiments at o time.
CHICAGO, April 29-The Time, Lon
don special says: There are exciting
rumors in London to night that coils
ion has taken place between the Rus.
sian and English troops before Con-
stantinople, owing to Grand Duke
Nicholas insisting on celebrating the
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Erclissirely to the
DAILY IH'TELLIGE.SCEK.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
T WASHINGTON TERRITORY
WARRINGTON TERRITORY.

PORT TOWNSEND, April 29-Captain
Cater. of the bark Atlanta, which
arrived here to-day. reports seeing q
schooner April Goth, bottom up in
thirty. seven deg aud fifteen min.
north latitude, and one hundred and
twenty-five deg. west longitude. The
schooner was about one hundred feet
in length Of keel, and was brok0n off
about forty feet from the stern, and
the forcmast and main boom were
burnt and lying alongside.
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GREAT ATTRACTIoN.-At the Frau
enthal Bros. emporium may be seen
ladies dress and fancy goods, gentle
mems clothing and furnishing goods,
and a great variety Of Brussels and
other carpeting. and the greatest at
traction is the low prices they are offer
ing these fashionable. new aud stylish
patterns of dress goods and gents wear
for The same " be said of the car
peting. These goods have been care
fully selected by Mr.. Jacob Frauenthal,
who will return soon from San Fran
cisco, with the remainder of their i'm.
mense spring and summer stock of dry
goods and clothing.
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Tlvoli Beer Hall.

He! SMOKERS. -We have received
per steamer Panama large supply of
clear HAVANA CIGARS. which are the
delight of everyone who knows some
thing of the weed, and We sell them to
our friends at bottom price. Also
Schmeig's and Steilacoom Lager Beer
on draught and the celebrated Bud.
weiser. Milwaukee, Boca and St.
Louis Lager Beer in pint and
quart bottles. Also all kinds of lunches
to order.
HESS & Co. PRoPRIEroRs.
Occidental Square.
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OREGON is now consuming a large
amount of the fruits dried by Kelly Il
Coles steam process. The fruit is
brought directly in contact with the
heat ut all points, of the same intensity,
and thus the flavor is preserved, while
the heat Is as great as can De used with.
out injuring the properties of the fruit
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DR.. LANE is agent for Kelly &
Coles Patent Steam Dryer. The only
steam fruit drying apparatus for fam
lily use on the Pacific Coast. 1t is
cheap and easily operated. A child ten
years of age can operate one of these
machines successfully.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain, Ire
land, Germany, Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle, w. 7.
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TIE /. Y. L.-Oliver McCallister is
in receipt of an invoice of fresh butter
from Cedar river, of the L. y. l.. brand.
TO which he invites the attention of
cOuHOisseurs
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JUST ARRIVED by the Harvest Home
a large lot Of Clothing aud Furnishing
Goods Come and examine them.
TOKLAs Il SINCERMAS.
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NEW ADVERTIS EMENTS.
Dissolution OF COPARquERSHIP

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned. under the firm name and style Of
Wiggin Fox doing Lusinessa s H,t, -. pers In
the city Of Seattle. King County, WashIIgto Ter.
ritory. In the Hotels known as the American House
and Occidental Hotel, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. Wiggin taking charge Of the
American House, and assuming all debts and liza
bilities due by the firm of Wiggin Fox in con-
nection with said House, and receiving all monies
due said American House; Mr.. Fox taking charge
Of the Occidental Hotel. and assuming all debts
and liabilities in connection with said Occidental
Hotel, and receiving all monies due said 0cciden-
tai Hotel.
WILLIAM 8. wIGGIN
WILLIAM FOX.
Dated at Seattle, ". IT., April 29th. 1873.
ap30-d4w
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For GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
90 to Piper's
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This o,d and popular journal Of Western wash
,,gton xfth the largest circulation Of any Paper
- tbs Terttory, 10 published every Saturday
or,f,o Terms Three Dollars per al
oaro. in alvarez: otherwise. 500.
National Republican., 1878-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

WHAT fine, dark hair you have got, Mis-
MI My wife, who Is much younger than
you, has her hair quite gray" Indeed" rc-
piled Miss NJ, "if had been your wifo
my hair would no doubt have been gray, too.s
WILL somebody explain that idiosyncrasy
In woman which leads her always, when get-
ting out OF q carriage hitched to restless
horse to stop on the steps 10 make q survey Of
the street or indulge in inconsequ uential ro-
marks, instead of safely Jumping TO tho ground
and then indulginR in such dilatory motions
as she chooscs.-LoWeii Courier.
A BRAZILIAN count, q millionaire was din
ing at the table d'hote Of fashionable hotel.
His outlet was not to his taste, and he ordered
another. I'VE only give one outlet" said tho
manager, "and no bread, with one fish ball"
without q word the count rosc, went out,
bought the hotel, led the manager TO the front
door, and kicked him down the steps, then,
reseating himself at the table, said, Bring me
another veal outlet" They brought II, swim
as the eagle cloaves tho airs. Louis Repss-
lican
PROBABLY no men ever stood closer against
q wall than did the four miners who, working
In the shaft Of Nevada mine, heard the hoist
ing.car break from Its fastenings far above
their heads. They knew that there would b
just foot Of space between the falling car and
the wall, but they were not 80 sure about their
own thickness, and there was no time for cal
culation. They made themselves rs fiat ss pos
sible, aud escaped injury, although the shirt Of
one man WAS torn off
National Republican., 1878-11-04
Georgetown Comm .rcial News.
oRAIS MARKET.


DRAIN MARKET.
wheat-1he market for wheat to-day opened with
a fur her animated feeling the part OF buyers and
prices were well maintained throughout for all de-
script The offerings on Change consisted OF 36o
bushels which sold at the range of soc u % Tor good
Fultz TO prime FultL and Lancaster mixed Al the
close write the market firm and steady. with an
aciive milling demand for the best qualities, while
straight lots OF prime Lancaster would command
advance over previous quotations.
Corn-There Is unsteady feeling In the market tor
corr and we hoar OF no transactions upon which to
base fair current valuation. wequots nomnally ut
EI4sc for prime old yellow and white.
GRAIS ARRIVALS.
by canal Boats SENECA with 80 bushels wheat. 500
bushels corn 100 bushels rye and 20 barrels -four
Hartley & Bro, and 30 bushels wheat to II NJ Talbot
J Thomas wlih hmn bushels wheat aud - harres
2U bushels wheat lilo bushels corn and " bales hay
10 same.
CIeare,I-s steamship + I Knight Chichester New
York with neight 10 New York merchants including
l,OU barrels Hour.
There were no arrivals on the river front today
lani. win 81 tons coal II q Lee smith BCsion.
with 6l3 tons coal; 7 r TaSkrr. Leeds, New Haven
VIII - IONS coal f MAJ n. NIskerson T oTi
deucC, with 10 tons coal; Jennie Shepherd. EdgelI
Providence with IG5 tons tonl John sanford Bpr.
~, Fail luver, with i51 ton, coa
CANAL.
AfriYcd-BOnts Mabel, \ Main w y WOODS, VIM
Munett, j Narnum, !, II Kuhn. A Campnell. War
TrA DcUno, Il, l. q Sttnhup".J Graham, a Lnntz
Wm RacRweiI, star N0I g FtiarIrrII. Smtn
NJ : llHIuos, Martha l. y !. we'll. e, W VI Prize MI
','' C.sar." Ioais II M Jane. K phips. Martha J II
Ray, A Graham Is. Star No ! Lang, !. Mouse
S 6hI E@gkTs TsIt, Ls Ba%% Na Ms" M"a. fG%Gs &
no. {, " NJ Price, l. NJ Lowell. q = Lmth + y DAVIS
iic & Frankie. q CGrtreli, ii Bradt. II FaGnom
II kuhn j Narnum, and Maii.
National Republican., 1878-11-04
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE Nov :, 1875.
Cotton Irrcsulnr and nOuGal MIddmg, Dc.
For active land .gc higher for baltimore hgh
grades. HOwarl.strcet and Western supcrnne & 7jG
So; do. extra, sa ;Ia Is; Do. family, - jOgi GUY
NIL, suTrrln" ilg 60; do. extra. sG4 2i; do. Kio
brands, - I-G6si; Palapsro family, S2L
NEru-SOulhcrn active and higher. Western strong
E.l active southern red, siGgI o. do. amber II 70
% ! u; NJ. Pennsylvania red, iC5: No. Western
winter r'l, spot and November, IL 0! AL o.; de-
mbcr, 81 girgI o.. January II M bid.
uru---"plhrru irn"r. Western firm: none offer.
IN. s.urhen white and yellow. new. I3g I7c: weSt-
,.u M ,,,d. spot und November isgIs4C: December,
&C. january, Ad'.c.
. IA good demand aud hTmer. southern 27d3lC
r>.rru "htc -ygJIc' dO mixed, 2Gg2sc; lenusyl.
A., -sFlbt
d. steady aud firm. southern GJGGcc.
t3 dull. Maryland ana Fcml~yl ANA prime, tll
.oyt-luus quiet and nominal. Pnrk-Mess s9dg Is
&C. packed, 4 hLi gC. BaCUH-Shouldprs &C; clear.
j. sides. Oc. Hams SugaT-CuTed, 2'r ~ i3tsC. lard
irlnea LcTCcS uumiuHly &c. Butter shade hTner
l. choice, Western rolled aud packed, lB,aIsc.
nlTDIr,iu. dun aud nominal. crude A.ls refined o.
uIre iTmer and IN better demand. llu Cargoes
J.. ,%Inc.
sugar shade ilrmer 4 son. gdTi.c.
NL.,Ey scarce and iiTHI al 81 nal H..
T"ights to Liverpool per STEAM quiet and Hrm
cotton. ll-I!l: Hour, - Ui' gram, 81.
NrrelpIs-FlUuf, $50 Dui wheat, is 90, bGf corn
l3ls bu; Gals, lfJ bu.
shtpmenIs-M heat, us, 20 bu; corn. y7OCl
National Republican., 1878-11-04
GEORG ETOWS NEWS.
by Republican Reporters,


The churches were all well attended yesterday,
and the pulpis filed by their regular pastors
The town was remarkably quiet during Saturday
night and yesterday not a single arrest being made
for any offcnse whatever other than intoxication.
NJ. Mayhower. Linesyillc Pa: Henry Stackpole /,
Baltimore, Md: G. Morgan and W. J. Thompson.
lows. and Charles W. Grtce, Baltimore, Nd, have
y ,rtments at the West End Hotel.
The gentleman referred 10 IN Saturdays issue,
John Lynch, esq. as going home TO vote In Mary.
land on Tuesday next Is not Mr.. John Lynch, The
well known horse sheer OF Georgetovn, d. Z. He
desires the correction made. as he has no vote.
The following Is report Of the operations OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal at the Georgetown end
during the month Of October: Number OF boats ar
rived T67 number Of boats cleared. III tolls col.
lected ascending, N.iS9n5; descending, e,'gS
other sources. sl2ss7 total, sS,ie27s
Considerable complaint Is made in reference to
young men standing oil the corner OF Bridge
street. particularly at the corner Of Bridge
and High streets. where they cnngrogate nightly
and not only obstruct the sidewalk, but make deri'
sive remarks on passcrs.by particularly In rel.
ercuce to ladies' This shouldbo stopped al
once.
National Republican., 1878-11-04

General 8. v. Benet, U. 8. A., Chief Of Ordnance
r. C. Dean, U. s. n, and Messrs. A. Pollok, Enoch
Totten, J. Redfern, J. N. Wilson, !. V. Niles, ana
n. W Page, have transmitted n petitionto the Com
missioners praying for the paving OF street Ge.
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets hot'h'
west.
Inspector Entwlsle has issued the following per
mits: To bulid-Samuel l., Phillips seven four.
story bricks on Connecticut avenue, between y
street and Circle. s5n.5 500. RepaiS-John McClcl
Ian, rebuild wall 500. Patrick lIcrlehay twostory
brick addition, $50 James Mckenncy, lower
floors, &c. SO: Henry Raidy, wood,shed, " )
r Taibcrg patch roof $50 Riggs Evans under
pin wall, $500.
Michael Hassctt has been pardoncd from the
work house.
The report Of the Inspector OF Buildings for the
month OF october is as follows: .oo
Il new buildings ~ ~
ID repairs. -
Sawnilfgs. ..ss.ssssss'.''''''s
furnace. ..s...s.ss.s. ..s's.'''''''.
46 lenial feet Of vault. t.......'......'.''..'' w
Total. s3i5
National Republican., 1878-11-04
DIstrluL Cnmrts.

CIRCUIT COURr--CIIIEF.JUsTICE CARTIER.
henry y. stone v. Andrew GIca,on, motion tor
juIgmcnI Overruled. George ". Clark Vs. A. q
Muckey; motion for bill OF particulars Oyerrued.
r. C. Haskell ct al, executors. VI. Lewis Clephume
CI ul motion for Judgment against Cephane over.
TGyd. + C. E.mOre vs. +. V. Parker. demurrer
sustained and leave given to amend in ten days.
! + May 4 Go VS.. j. II. TrimD.e Judgment on
uMaTI Julius Fuuth ys. }. II. SquicI 4 Co.: de.
mGrrer OrcIuled Leave 10 amend pleas. Bank
" -hcIhc.l, motion for Judgment overrulod Ann
T. IIsuuH ", l. OsulyaH. motion for Judgment
oYcrruci and leave granted 10 amend. Thomas
sOWefy!l!e IS. John Dny Judgment grumrrI ]
\ J. Crcsswrl ct NJ. " Thomas Lucas et a. Ildg.
lHent on award Hal & Hlmo vs. BlackG
order 10 produce paper, lanes MauGgue " J A.
Kichig' motion 10 Nrra'" Judgment ovcrrucd.
Mary H. Forrest ". j /. i.N e ~ NIlymcut con.
ns.Cd. Robert le!lCh \ >1u W. Edward t,gru,uu .
motion granted 10 withdraw portion VI account and
Judgment on the balance Thomas ~umCryl.c w.
Hannah Brothers; plea stricken ont and leave 10
Plead on AFFIDAVIT OF merits.
CRIMINAL COURT-JCsTICE wYLIE
LewIs Fu1lcr. resisting Office, Lew MA Iei..cd
md thirty days in jail. Frank llydCMHu new trial
denied. Stephen Anderson, motion tor new tr,a!
CyerIu!ed.
AssIGNMENTs FOR TO-DAY.
circuit Court - ChiefJusliCe Cartier No lss
!, ,IlhrI VS. CaLelli No. French vs. Painter NJ
30 j ,lne vs. Clarke & Cooley No. =, LuudOn. \
luI II. ,, Company VS. Magrudcr No. lgl, Young
IIvas.cT; 30. 2Ol CTeswelI et ~. VS.. Bowen, No
., IlII use Of Lee ". Davis; No IA. CfeswrIl cl
8 ys Holden ct al No. 2lj, Crcswell ct al vs.
u den e. al NO. 30 CteswCll u al. VS. Beverly
, uI. NJ g2j, CTesNsil Ct al. vs.. Wheeler; No. 22b
.H''ugIy " flrtcheTel nj No, 80, Miller vs.. Cad
, 81 Heuss VI. kImmell et al; No ~, Cad
,tmluuI Court-Ju,tlCe wyle.-C. II. MoutOn
iV 6prl second trial