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Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

BRINE, THE SAIL AND AWNING
maker, It'll az work at tho old place, No.H
E. Water st, tBarry's Blo1k.) Orders 10
telephone promptly attended 10. 422let
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

sSinu, sSn w -.GENTLENLN CAN BE
|sM M.DddSed n .si I with pleasant roous
k"'o Market Street. 4-2stf
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

[,xlIE-a FRAME HOUSE VIZ
Walnut street; will be sold low ,s ana y
|, ,s ,,sss0muodatng. Inquire at az East
n street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

Y ktNP.-TAREE STORY ERICK
" oLONt5t Third street, contains nine
.Apy 70 THOMAS JOHNSON,
No. 6l2 west Third street,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

la,,NH,u ut-tlRNT-CLASS BOARD.
|pd 4, Is g, ,UGlls, ps, for gentlemen. Alec Ia,
- 1french street. l-2S.btx
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

Mtt,," ,,",',-,st,LlGhNr y, *, ROoMS FOi
- i L. 'th 81. 422.6th
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

|.tTrsS,," ss ,",ISulNG ,s TAEIR PIANOS
ESaeIesys' 'tuslGl' &c, by james Shobe.
lMP SlIo.S1iE 4 SnSiE orders al 1l22 King st.,
Y '0"' Music Store, Masonic
|>Sccc,---,------ t-h-imdE
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

i I IiIsct WANTED AT so5 SHIP
- 4T1.lmW
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

l.,ayDti lyt ~. n .G.-GOnD BOARD AMI
4A' fOoms, 2O7 French st. 4.23.l2tt
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30

-"' WANTED ia KING ST.
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There was an incident Of the landing oil
the French actress at New York which had
a certain curiousness OF contrast. AS the
passengers gathered near the gang'pIank
Of the Amerique, all in that mortal dread
of spending another moment on board
which characterizes equally the survivors
of an ocean voyage or the passers over
ferry-Mias Bernhardt and her numerous
managers were foremost, and among the
rest stood an eyed woman, dressed"
saws the obseryant reporter, PLAINLY and
almost commonly. There was bad rent
in her ample cloak. Her face was tur'
royed and her hair was streaked with
white. This was the widow OF Abraham
Lincoln" She had come alone across the
Atlantic, from Southern France, where
she had lived for four years past. A
nephey met her at quarantine, but there
were no friends around her, and no one to
nav her attention. On the Wharf the
Rernhardt's carriage was long time get
ting through the gaping crowd, and while
she waited everybody else wailed-indeed,
most OF them wanted to wait, and willstir
up the envy OF their various circles all the
season with illusions to "the time i went
down IN meet Bsrnhardt.' But Mrs. Lin
coin. with her nephew, moved toward the
pate. A policeman yigilantly touched her
on the shoulder aud babe her stand back,
and back she stepped, while all the people
there we're jsmmed aside to let Miss
Bernhardt's carriage draw up: When she
had relieved the ierry-house OF her pres
ence, the widow OF Abraham Lincoln was
allowed to pass. '-
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weslern consumpllon OF Whent.

A prominent miller in Minneapolis
states that the mills OF that city will grind
100000 % 100000 bushels of wheat
during this cereal year, and Minnesota
mills outside Of that city will grind as
much more. The Chicago Tribune says:
"As this is not far from equal to the pro.
duct Of the State, after deducting seed,
there should be little wheat lef! to come
to Chicago or Milwaukee; It seems,
however, that the millers there
are drawing upon Dakota for good wheat
and leaving the poorer sorts Of Minnesota s
growth to find a market elsewhere. The
mills Of Minnesota and those'ot st. Louis
are running to their utmost capacity to fill
export orders for fonr. Those orders are
not sent direct from Europe, many Of
them, because enough has not been on
sale In Chicago, and the mills are stated to
be generally some weeks behind on
orders" i
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rhs cnrrInre nuiIdIne Indnstry.
carriage bai!diDg is coming to be one Of

Carriage building Is coming TO De one Oh
the most extensive industries In the coun.
try, employing large capital, and contrib
ming to no inconsiderable extent to our
list Of foreign exports. Reduced TO Stats
tics, we have something like an adequate
idea of what the trade is. During 1879, up
wards Of million OF carriages OF various
descriptions were manufactured, employ.
inc an army Of seventy.fye thousand
workmen and turning out product valued
at 500 100000. The industry, like many
others has now an annual convention;
and this body, which has just been sitting
Chicago, has drawn to 1t many
gentlemen of national reputation.
Among other things determined up
on With view OF advancing
the interests Of this trade, Is the establish:
meut OF a technical school in the city oil
New York. Heretofore France has taken
the lead in carriage building, but It is be-
lieyed that her prestige In this respect
has been retained simply because our own
country has made no effort towards origin
ality in construction. The proposed teen
nical school l. an expression Of this effort,
and Il ia believed it will speedily lead to
important results. And what IS 10 Oe par
ticularly commended Is the TACT tnat !ne
carriage makers are going to pay Tue cUst
OF 1t out OF their own pockets, ana are
going neither 10 Washington or Albany 10
beg Tor the Government spoon
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TRusTEEs' SALES
'TRUsTEE's SAFE.

By virtue Of eve several deed. o, .ru,, ,,,..
warner Eekhardt and Barbara bis Vie ~ u " ..
nsned Trustee, dated respectively on tbs ts glaei.
Ueeempef w, ne 1T day Of Nav, Is s. H. ~ =
Apfns Is tbs l7ih day o. august ISIS ~ ~
Clerks Once Of the County Cou,t al Cht ~ 10 he
the state Of West Virginia, and arr Te"n,t., u
corded 10 Deed Of Trust Book No ~. to.
70 IN DEED o. Trust Book No ., psEs rs n siat
IN dcs' " ScUa 10 Ne w. and - 10 Dtsd ii T
page ~, VIII ssn 81 public suction % '''t Ne
SATURDAY, THE I'D DAY OF OCTnnrp
beginning at i0o'eloek m, Of ,aid d,v =, - w
door Of the Court House Of IEid Ohio IN, rs maj
lowing described real estate, that L 10 = :. htio.
bered Mae (Lot No % and Lot .umheFsi ~ ~ aaE
I've (LSt Ne "a lIiSE % the ssst I'd, y IVY S!
eaI fsi y Norm s 1st q he sy xEsss
valuable Improvements erected thereon, ~, "
Numbered TSenty.eight Isl aud TbIysI..sllo Len
htuAts on the tank Of the Ohio liver hStT.0aa N
Iiyer 5nd West street 10 aid part d IA ~ ~
wheeling called North WhCellnE; also Ia ,,SJ
ed Thirty -ene lSl, ThIrty.tWo Is! AID Tbi, sa9S
~! 10 lid North Wheeling; GiGo Of Lst M! 't.sf!
THIRTY .eGht tSSl 10 North heel Inc trg.,S.a oiet
" tho improvements thereon; SlsI AZ ~. Sh
INenty-seten "a, 10 North Wheeling. TjtS n
Improvements. Selling = trustee snall sorS.. a Y
title % Is conveyed % me By The aid W., 'l
trust. '''elA ae'dia
TKRMs oH sALE-one-third Of the pureh,,. 49,
or Gs much more n the purchaser NAV ee / tossSy
sssh, and the balance 10 thIea equal iuS,aIi,I
az, twelve and stShtsIn 9onth, Iron tSS a, !:
the day ot sale, the purchaser 10 ViTs 49, LIsH
'ecuiity, % be approved BY the trustee ioS ". va
ment Of SAd deferred instAllmsnlS Spd ibiS,,, FIs
W. H. HALLRR, AuCtlopeeF. N'A'' Trustee
The sale Of the shove property, rxss,, ,,,, y SN
81 and % NhlLh have bsen sold, Il SiiaS,'.iH 81
SATURDAY, eOVEMBER G.h' iSS6, q 10 n,s, 9lll
m. At the place above nAmsd "'slosEA
oet2S = JAMEs 2 ROGFRs, T,vr..
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New York Herald. 1fti iaa slIft un q
The latest and most trustworthy statis-
tics OF the population Of the earth have
just been given to the public by Benin and
Wagner, the distinguished German geo.
grapheu, whose work, published at ireg-
ular intervals, is everywhere accepted as
the higest authority on this subject. From
this we learn that the world Is being peo-
pied at the encouraging rate OF million a
month. The total population Of the globe
ls now ass, 903 900, or 1878, 900 greater
than II was nineteen months ago, when
the authors issued their last publication.
The announcement ofthis fact will doubt
less excite fresh alarm among the disciples
OF Nautilus wherever they ore to be found.
Considerably more than half the people OF
the earth are gathered in Asia. That coun.
try Is reported TO have q popula.
ton OF SS5, 900; Europe, 3l6,-
$4,000; Africa, 205; 6o7 900; Ameri-
ca, 95, 495 900; Australia and Polyne.
siR, 403l, 900, and the Polar regions-that
is, Greenland and Iceland-s2,O00. OF the
principal countries OF Europe, Germany Is
credited with 43, 900 900 inhabitants; Aus
tria and Hungary, 5000 900; France, 81.
0O0, 600; Great Britain, "a 800 900. and the
entire Russian dominions about s., 900 900,
OF which nearly 66.00O.000 are in Russia
proper. European Turkey has $3.50 900
people, and Asiatic Turkey, l6,320000.
OF AsiA's population, China, with all It's
dependencies, ia reported TO have 1874, $685.
GOO; Japan, 81, 1888 600; and British India,
2i0, 29S,000 The United States contains
more than half Of the American popula-
ton. British North America has 8, 1886, 900,
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Tho last number OF the Medical Record
contains notice OF new and curious
method OF deadening pain, which is OF
striking simplicity, 1t was discovered by
DR.. Bonwill, dentist OF Philadelphia, in
1875. In using the method the operator
merely requests the patient to breathe rap
idly, making about 100 aspirations per-
manently ending in rapid putting expira-
tions. AT the end OF from two to five min.
utes an entire or partial absence Of pain
results for hall minute or more, ard dur
ing that time teeth may be drawn or incl
ions made. The patient may be in any
position, but that recommended is ~
ing on the side, and 1t is gener-
ally believed best to throw q hand
keTchiei over the face to prevent dis
traction OF the patients attention. When
the rapid breathing is first begun the pa.
tent may feel some exhilaration; follow
ing this comes sensation OF fullDess in
the head or dizziness. The, face is at first
flushed, and afterwards pale or even blu.
ish, the heart beats rather ieebly and fast,
but the sense oil touch IL not Affected nor
is consciousness lost. The effect is pro-
duCed in females more readily than in
males, and in the middle.Rged more easily
than In the old; children can hardly be
made TO breathe properly. 1t Is denied
that there is any reasonable danger. Sew.
eral minor operations, other than fire.
0uent dental ones, have been success.
fully made by this method, aud It Is
claimed that in dentistry, minor
surgery, and obstetrics 1t may sup
plant the common an@sthetics. DR.. Hew.
sons explanation Ia that rapid breathing
diminishes the oxigenation Of the blood,
and that the resultant excess Of carbonic
acid temporarily poisons thenerye centers.
DR.. Bonwill gives several explanations,
one being the specific effect OF cafbonic
acid; another the diversion OF will force
produced by rapid voluntary muscular
action; aud third, the damming up OF the
blood In the brain, due to the excessive
amount OF blood passing through the
lungs, The Rlcord Is not satisfied with
the theories, but considers It well proved
that pain may be deadened by the
method, which II cotnmends TO the pro-
iession for tie exact experimental deter
Of Ito precise value.
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How We Are GninluE on England.

The increasing eucroAchment OF Amer
lea on the industrial supremacy of Great
Britain, notw outstanding the disparity Of
wages favorable to the latter, Is calling
forth anxious inquiry and debate on the
part OF English mechanical engineers. a
recent essay on the subject by John Stand
field attributed the decay of many British
industries to the English patent law,
which, instead OF stimulating inventors,
discourages them, by the exhorbitant fees
demanded. Consequently, says Mr., Stand
field, one.third OF our inventors are driven
to America, and another third are buried
carrying the secret oitheir inventions into
the grave. Ifpatents were as cheaply OBJ
tanned in England as America, the essay
lat felt certain that, instead OF 5000 pat
ents, the English would take out $1,000
to the Americans $4,000. Germany,
Belgium and France are also pressing
rivals OF Great Britain in the industrial
race. But 1t ia with this country that
competition Is keenest. The wonderful
inventions OF machinery In the United
States calculated to cheaper and improve
manufacturing processes have, tor in.
stance, driven the watch and silk trade out
Of Coventry and Clerkwell, given almost
a monopoly OF piauO'making to New York,
and produced cutlery aud tools superior
TO any that Sheffield or Birmingham have
to offer. The same insidions superiority oil
Yankee over British machinery Is extend
ing to locomotive building and many
other manufactures. The moral OF all
which appears 10 be: Encourage invent
ors by granting them cheap and complete
legal protection, instead oil depressing
them by making the gaining OF patent
an expensive affair, and, when obtained,
comparatively worthless by easy liability
to infringement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-03

Mexico, 9,4s5,OOo, aud Brazil, the most
populous OF Tie South American conn'
tries. ii 100 600. While the fguresin this
work have been taken from census ana
other offie reports, wheneyerauch male
rialwas IN existence as late as the pegln'
ming OF 1880, the authors have, Of cguISs,
in many instances, been under me neeess
sity Of giving estimates which, IN the case
Of parts Of Africa and Asia, and some otneF
regions, can be little. more tnan Gue ,,.es
But the estimates ha AVE- s snd sS,d the
iHtsSt and best Information TO be had on
he snbieck. The general accuracy OF their
combinations Is shown BY the fact that the
sntbors give the population Of the United
States at Is, 500 600, exclusive OF 100000
Indians, which is not much amiss Tor an
estimate made without any aid from the
census oil this year
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Sew Epslaaa,. naaafae.atlnE Indus.


tries.
From observations taken during visits to
manufacturing centres in New England
for three, almost four, months, the Boston
Journal Of Commerce concludes that sit is
apparent that the manufacturers Of New
England suffer less this year than ever be-
fore in diminution Of business in a year OF
the Presidential canvass. Utmost depart.
ments Of manufacturing, the season just
passed has been a good one; in some re-
spects greatly prosperous. There has been
no time since the war when there was 80
great demand for equipping tools and
machinery-for the necessaries to estab'
lish manufacturing. These demands are
net for class Of goods that are merely
offered on the general market; but for.
goods which are themselves reproducers
and make the material and the articles de-
manded by purchasing public. The or
der books Of most Of our tirstclass manu-
featuring establishments are filled with de:
mands for tools, appliances and means Of
manufacturing; while all our directly
producing concerns are driven to fill or
ders for goods ready for consumption"
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A CLEAR head elastic limbs; good diges.
ton; sound sleep; buoyant spirits; tine
appetite; and a ripe old age are some OF
the results OF the use OF DR.. TUFTS Pills.
They require no change of diet nor inter
iere with regular business. A single dose
will convince you Of their wonderful
effect. -..s .S Ert V,
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FELLOWS HYpoPHosPHIrRs makes an old
person look years younger. "This Wit
ness is trne." Would that ! could more
widely make 1t known for It's many vir-
tues. Long may its inventor live to see
the happy fruits OF HIS invention.
T ALEXANDER CLARKE, d. D.,
@' Amherst N. ":
Sold by Logan, List & Co. MwFdw
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Wien you need cough remedy, be
assured Denig's Cough Balsar will give
you perfect satisfaction. i is the best
thing OF it's kind. An untailing remedy
for all throat and lung affections. % cents
a bottle at all drug stores. was
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Fred Rohrer, E,q. CsshIer Stock. Growers Nc;
Il nal Bank, Pueblo. Colorado, writes: 81 am 90 well
pleased with It's effects 90 my baby that can.
not AFFORD 10 be without Il In my house. II -
popular as soon as It's virtues are known to the
mas ies." ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
d CARD

To all who arc suffering from the errors and indII-
eretiops Of yOuth, nervous wealuesi; early decay,
losa Of manhood, de-, win send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered BY a missionary IN sOuth Ameriea.
Send q Self-addrsssed envelope to the REv. JOSEPH
T. ISsAN, Station q. Esp yorE Cit iai2-AwyAw
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J.s. Weeks, Esq, Town Treasurer, St. Adams, VI,
on nv haby's face aud bead. Cured the head en-:
tirely, and has nearly cleaned the face Of sores
have recommended Ii to several, and DR.. Plant has
ordered Il for them"
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cuTIcuRA REMEDIEs

Are prepared by Weeks Potter. Chemists and Drug
RIss SEQ Washington street. Boston, and are Tor sale
BY ali Druggists Price Of CuI1cuRA, Medicinal
Jelly, small boxes, 30 cents; large boxes 81 CuTl-
bottle. CurIcuRA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, 70
cents. CUTIcuRA MEDICINAL SHAVING soAr, %
centa In bars for BARRIERS and large CONSUMERS, %
call All mailed free on receipt Of price.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, s9o,too,
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.

1857 Prisos amounting 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted At all
points, TO whom liberal compensation will be paid.
Write clearly, stating full addro, for further In:
formation, or send orders by EXPIRE or 10 Registered
Letter or Money Order By mail, addressed only TO
N. A. DAuPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Or same person At
No. 3is Broadway, New York.
Al our Grand Extraordinary Drdgiagt arc under he
upeFtiIfOn and management o| GENERALS q. 7.
BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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children and Infants.

Chas. Eayre Hinkle, Jeney City Heights, Nd,
writes: TMy son, O lad Of twelve years, was com
pletely cured Of terrible case o. Eczema BY the Cut-
eura kemeSe. From the top Of his head 20 the sIies
Of his feet was one Of tcabs Every other remedy
and physicians had been tried In VAin."
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CurtcuRA REMEDIES are simply elegant TO
use. ThSy appeal 10 mothers and parents with great
iorna From pfancy 10 old age they equally sue.
"a. si6l, ale and reliable. 'uTlCURA, medicinal
Jelly arrests dseaSe eats away dead skin and hesh
allays itching ard irritation, toothes
and heals skin DISEASES, aud Scalp AFFECTIONS Win
ISsa al HNr. Il roproduces and beauties the hair
GUTiCURA RESO.vEET, the great Blood Purifier;
cleanses, pGfiAes, and eIadlrates all chronic ana
hIrsditsry humors. CUTICURA MEDICINAL
TOILET SOAP, prepared from CUTlCuKA, eleansss'
ens, and beauties the skin beyond all praise II u
an elegantly perfumed Toilet Bath aud Nursery
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GEO. P. RowELL d cos
SELECT LIST OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS,

Or c,iaiorss Of had ia,trsmsas 100 Enr.viur, Of Sta
crr Bh pSmpohI rosehe Dram-Ms o1ttu ,llb Eraa.
btu LAn Shaas oa!1s HAT % oIfaslng ssd coedItias
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l-ouisiana State Lottsry Company.

This institution was regularly incorporated by toe
Legislature Of the State for Educational and ChAria-
BILE purposes, IN 1865 for the Term of Twenty
i've Years, 10 which contract the lnyiolable faith
Of the State Il pledged, which pledge has been re-
uewod by an overwhelming popular vote, securing Its
franchise IN the new constitution adopted December
%, A. D. 1872 with capital Of 100000. to which
Il has since added reserve fund Of over $3.50 o00
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DIsTRlBU-
TON will take place monthly on the second Tuesday
Distribution:
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE,

fDAlly except 6upday-NegaTk Accommodation.
tstsnbonTine 0dAton.-This train during
Tho dSy naS,es backward and forward between Mar
tn'b Ferry aRd BSllRiTe, stopping when required at
sherman House, EtnaVillS, West Wheeling and
Gravel Hill. ~ Is.ts Nj f.Ef
IUrithTVllle Accommodation. sr.f ."s.i,.s Hlt
tFanaI noYRf Accom- mediation,
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LOTTERIES.
lTake Notice!

TAD q heoaly Lottery eutr rOed on BY de people ea
STATE, and under Gate dceifoR Of The y. s Supreme
Court al WaIhiRgtoa, L The only Lgal Lottery Rop IN
tie United Stdet all other charters Aaptag been repealed
or hdViRg no erLSfeRoe.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
FORTUNE. Eleventh GRAND D1STRIBU-
TION, CLASS l., AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 9th, 1ss0-l26th Monthly Draw
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FOR SALE.

FoR SALE BOILER, ENGINE
l. shEiiing and all other thing I,e., ~,
rsinG on the spice mill busihtS Vii ~ ~ ~
sssy ternh They can Be seen st 100 MAJ ~! =
FOR SALE-LIMEST0NE OUIPPY
on the line Of the c. P. Railr1aA. sSsi NJ!
port, o. having switch 70 bold seven t.tr ,S nEe
load stone, tools o. al kinda portable blifiss,S
snSps, aiot o. TseE iron and can, de- For iurtsS,
In Bellalre, Ohio, or at the Workl ARfBiiE "
ClAlN. bellairo, Ohio, March "a, iSSi, nh, a.
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FRrpAY. March 8. 1870

FRIDAY, March 8. 1880.
Council met pursuant TO lsw.
Pressnt-His Honor the Mayor. Or
snge Jacobs. snd Counc:lmen Haw
tborne. Clancy. S:e.ssn. King. AID
Bagley.
Journal read and approved.
Fire Committee. to whom was re-
fcrred the advisabili,y Of making re-
pairs TO the talk at the foot OF WASH
ington street. make their report tina.
it is inadvissble to make aay repairs to
sail tanh.
The Finance Committee. TO whom
vas referred the matter Of Edmund
Carr, make their report and eiviss that
the passage Of his said petition be
granted. Wherefore, it Is ordered that
q warrant be drawn on the City Fund
in fAver Of said Edmund Carr in the
FUN Of 81 s..
The Road Committee make . report
that West street has been opened 10
eccordonce with tie contract heretofore
made in relstion thereto. whereupon
the said report 10 accepted.
The regul.r monthly reports of the
following officerf are received, read and
ordered fled to-wit: Justice of the
Peace. Treasurer. Harbor Master, Street
Commissioner. and City Attorney.
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Qoidisu " K.tz, tried at Port

Qoidian " Kstz. tried at Port
Townsend last week. il tbs Fret case
thst has come into Court urde. the
new civil damage act. In this casa.
Chief Justice Greene sustained . de-
murrer, offered ty defendants counsel,
alleging that the complaint was without
the statute because it did not profess
to be fled by . husbsnd, wife, child.
parent. guardian. employer or any
othe. similarly related person. The
intent Of the Law, ss determined BY
the Court, j, to protect or give redress
TO rslssed persons who may be Injured
by its violstion. ami to no one else
Such relationship, therefore. is an
essential ingredient to any cause OF
action under the statute. add must be
made to appear on the face of the com
ulaint