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I Ea4AtL1 JARS.
| Mrs. Thomas r. Armstrong yesterday swore
| out warrant before Justice Hammer. for the
arrest Of her husband, who, she says has threat
ened to exterminate her from the face Of tho
earth.
Charles Chambers, "a years, printer, was
brought Into the West Madison Street Station
last night, followed by his wife, come1y you az
woman, living vt No. Il West Adams street. She
was bareheaded, barefooted, and hud only o few
garments about her. In her hand sue ca, red q
hatchet, and she beaeeched the pnlce to search
him for razor. He had come home 1n an ugly
mood, aud had struck her several times with the
finally chased her out OF the house With a razor
porter, was brought in. de had made lis way to
inst in which be was living living On IL Monroe eue
averse to It Mrs. Flay was he had been drunk
FOR week. she said, and had abused her fre-
and ho was followed by hrs. Calvin, his mother
in-lnw. who lives at No. 1B North Halsted street
He had malrreated his wife, and when Mrs Gal
threatened, but attempted to chop her into
mince-meat.
ARRESTS.
Sarah Robo, s. years OF age, is a prisoner
at tho Twenty-second Street Station,
charged With stealing shawl worth SIS
from Minnie Hack, OF No 53l State street. It
WIS taken last Sunday for church. going pur-
poses,
), hary artney, alias Rodney, is at the Cottage
Grove Avenue Station. charged with the larceny
OF twcnty-hve fee. uf rubber hose with brass
couplings, from Abraham Frledenthul, Of No.
2as Dearborn street, The property was recoy-
cred.
James Brady, hailing from Cincinnati yester-
dny reported at Ccntrai Stutfou that he had been
robbed OF gold watch and chain valued at $50
and q gold ring worth f.5. Detectives Amsiein
aud Mnrnane went with him to Phelps saloon,
No. ~ State Street, and there arrested William
F. Ward, who handed Brady back the ring lust
rs the officers entered the place. Subsequently
Thomas j: Cole was arresteI just as he WINS pre-
parIug TO leave for New York. where bis parents
reside. In bis possession was found 5tJ, which
it wAs afterwards asccrtaincd WIS the
price -. puid him in a.. pawn-shop
for the stolen watch. He strongly
denied having been In Phelps saloon. but the
puwnbroker who turned the witch over to the
putce identified Cole as the man who pawned it,
At the time Brady lost the articles ne was par
italy intoxicated and was showing those iu the |
har-room what fine watch he had. Cole, who |
pretended to be his FREUD, told him it was |
wrong TO show bis valuables in such place, and,
taking the watch, pretended to put it back into
his pocket; but instead he palmed 1t, and finally |
slid 1t into his own pocket
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lated or Killed any horse, OK or other snima,
snail be punished by 6ne Of not less than Eve
dollars, nor more than twenty dollars. 10 be re-
covered on complaint Of any member ~ iha
society Tor the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals.
o. ny any other person before any Justice of
we peace IN Baltimore city, or before any us.
county In this State. '
SEC ). And be II enacted, That every owner.
driver or possessor or persons having CHARGE or
custody OF a na,ued, disabled or diseased borse
mule or other auimai, who shall cruelty work
INC same when unfit for work or cruelty abandon
the same, shall be punished In the same manner
! as provided ia section two
SEc. 4. And be II enacted, That Il shall be the
duty OF any magistrate in the City of Baltimore.
" he Judge Of any court or magistrate In said
city or In any county In this State, before whom
g brought for trial any person or persons
charged with the violation Of any Of the proyi-
SONS OF THIS act, 10 admit the President of the
society Tor the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals
or the counsel Of said society, to aid any States
Attorney In the prosecution Of such person or
persons.
SEC. b. And be Il enacted That any person
OF persons who shall keep or use any bull bear
or dog for the purpose Of fitting or batting the
same, or as target TO be shot at either for
amusement or as a test Of skill iu Workmanship.
or who shall be party to or be present as a
spectator at any such fighting, batting or shoot
ing OF any bear. bull or dog, or any person
who shall rent any room, shed, ground or prem-
ses ior the purpose Of lighting bliling or shoot
ing any animal as Aforesaid, shall, upon conyic-
ton thereof, be deemed guilty Of misdemea-
nor aud be punished by fine Of not less than
twenty dollars nor more than fifty dollars or be
Imprisoned In the jail Of the city Of Baltimore,
or 10 the county jail Of the county 10 which the
offence may have been committed for not less
than thirty days nor more than ninety days, or
DC both fined aud imprisoned in the discretion
OF the court before whom Hich person or persons
may he tried and convicted
SEc. 9. And be 1t enacted, That this act shall
take elect from the date Of its passage.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker Of the House of Delegates.
HERMAN STUMP,
Presid,nt Of the Sc nate.
Approved March 81, 1880.
WA. 7. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
We hereby certify, that asoregoing is a correct
copy Of an act Of the General Assembly Of
MARYLAND, passed at the January session,
1880.
MmToS Y. KlDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House Delegates.
BuaEHE IliGorss,
Secretary Of the Senate.
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CHAPTsR 444,l
REVENUE AND TAXES.
IN ACT


AN ACT
To repeal subsection one-hundted and thirteen
Of section three, Of chapter four hundred aud
eghiy-three, Of the acts of eighteen hundred
and seyenty-four, entitled an act to repeal
article eighty-one of the Code Of Public Gen.
eraI Laws Of the State Of Maryland, entitled
"ReTenue and Taxes, and to re-enaet the
same with amendments, and re-enact the aid
subsection, so MS to read as follows.
SECTION /. BE It enacted by The General As.
sombly Of Maryland, That subsection one hun.
dred and thirteen Of section three, Of chapter
four hundred and eighty-three Of the acts of
eighteen hundred and styenty-four, entitled can
act TO repeal article eighty-one OF the Code Of
Public General Laws Of the State Of Maryland,
entitled "Reveuue and Taxes, and TO re-enact
the same with amendments be, and the same ia
hereby, repealed and re-enAcIed, so as 10 read as
follows, WIS
Sec. ll3. All estates real, personal and mixed,
money, public and private securities, for money OF
every kind, passing from any person who may lie
seized and possessed thereof, being In this State,
or any part oil such estate. or estates, money or
securities, or interest therein, transferred by
died grant. bargain, gin or sale, made or in
tended to take efec, in possession after the death
OF the grantor, bargainor, devisor, or donor, TO
any person or persons, bodies, polite or coTpOr-
ate, In trust or otherwise, other than to or for
the use Of the father, mother husband, wife,
children, and lineal descendants Of the grantor,
bargainor, deyisor, donor, or intestate, shall be
subject 10 tax Of two and a halfper centum, on
every hundred dollars ofthe clear value ofsRch e.
iates, money or securities, and all executors and
administrators shall only be discharged from
liabilities for the amount Of such tax, the pay
ment OF which they may be charged with, by
paying the same for the use Of this State, as
hereinafter directed; provided, that no estate
which may be valued at less sum than FIVE
hundred dollars, shall be subject to the tax i'm
posed by this section.
Sec, 2. And be It enacted, That this act shall
take effect from and Immediately after its pas
sage, and shall apply TO all cases Of oollatera al
inheritance tax, heretofore claimed OF, but not
actually paid by the husband Of any decedent.
HERMAN STUMP, JR.,
President Of the Senate
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker of the House Of Delegates.
Approved April i4th, 1880.
WIN. T. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland
We hereby certify that the aioregoing is a cor
rect copy Of an act of the General Assembly
OF Maryland, passed at the January Session,
1880.
EUGESE llIeGIss,
Secretary of the Senate
MilTox Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates
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greater sum Of money shall Of any time be drawn
out by any member than shall have been already
paid IN by him on all his shares Of stock at the
time oil such hypothecaiion and any such mort.
gage and the mortgage debt created thereby,
and the shares OF stock Of any such corporatlop
and oil all corporations for the loan Of money on
mortgage OF real or loasehold property are here
by declared to be exempt from taxation TO the
extent OF such corporations investments 10 such
mortgages, the property so morigaged to the
corporation being taxed In the hands Of the in
dividuai member or mortgsgor.
SEC. 2. And be II enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date of Its passage
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
HERMAN STUMP, JR.,
President Of the Senate.
Approved April IA, 1880.
WV. T. HAMILTON,
Governor of Maryland.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is cor
rect copy of an act passed the General AS
Sembly Of Maryland, at the January session,
1880.
MiLToS Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
EuGESE HIdeRs,
Secretary Of the Senate.
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ICHAPTER 1857
REVENUE AND TAXES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To repeal and re-enacl. with amendments, sec
ton one hundred and Iwenty-six Of the act
ofthe General Assembly Of Maryland. pass
ed at January session. eighteen hundred and
seyeniy-iour, chapter four hundred and
eighty-lhree, entitled "An act to repeal
article eighiy-one Of the Code Of Public
General Laws of the State Of Maryland en-
titled Revenue and Tsxes," and 10 re-en.
act the same with amendments.
SECTION l. BE il enacted by the General
Assembly OF Maryland. That section one hun.
dred and twenty xix Of the act Of the General
Assembly Of Maryland, passed at January
session, eighteen hundred and seventy. four,
chapter four hundred and eighiy-ihree. emit
tied IAN act TO repeal article cghly-one Of the
Code II Public General Laws OF the State Of
Maryland, entitled Revenue and TaIe.,' and
to ie-enact the same with amendments" be
and the sane Is hereby repealed aud re-enacl-
ed, with amendments. 80 as TO read as follows.
Section l26. Whenever an estate, real, per-
sonal or mixed, Of decedent shall be subject
to the tax mentioned in The preceding sections,
and there be life estate, or interest io- a term
of years, or contingent interest given to one
party. and the remainder or reversionary in.
terest to another party, the Orphans Court Of
the county or city in which administration is
granted shall determine. in its discretion,
rnd nj such time as il shall think proper, what
proportion the party entitled TO sid life estate
or interest for term of years, or contingent
interest, shall pay Of Faid tax, aud the iudg-
ment Of said court shall be final and conclu-
sive, and the party entitled TO ,aid life estate
or interest for a term Of years, or other con-
tingent interest, shall within thirty days after
the date OF such determination, pay to the
Register Of Wills his proportion OF said tax,
and thereafter the said court shall, from time
10 time, after the determination of the preced-
ing estate, and as the remainder Of said estate
shall vest In the party or parties entitled in
remainder or reversion, determine ia its die
erection, what proportion OF the residue Of said
tax shall be paid by the party or parties in
whom the estate shall so vest, and the judg-
ment OF said court shall be FINAL aud conclu-
siye, and each Of the parties successfully
entitled in remainder or reversion, shall pay
bis proper lion Of said tax to the Register OF
Wills, within thirty days after the date Of such
determination as to hiIn, and the amount of
said tax shall be and remain lien upon such
estate until the same shall be paid.
See. 2, And be it enacted, That this act
snail take elect nom the date OF Its passage.
HERMAN STUMP, JR.,
President Of the Senate.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
Approved April IA, 1880.
WIN. 7. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
We hereby certify that tho aforegoing is cor.
rect copy Of an Act Of the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland, passed at the January
Session, 1850.
EreEsE HIaoISs.
Secretary Of the Senate.
NILToS Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of tho House Of Delegates.
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PIKEsTLLE ARSENAL.

lNHAPfEh o.
AN ACT
To accept from the United States graft OF the
grounds, buildings and Rppurlsnances known
as the Pikesville Arsenal in Baltimore County
in this State.
WHEREAS, by an act Of the Congress Of the
United States making appropriations for the
sundry civil expenses for the Government for
the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and eighty, approved March Sd, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy nine, the Secretary Of
War was authorized and directed TO transfer 10
the State Of Maryland the grounds, buildings
and Rppuriensnees known Is the Pikesviile Ar.
senal 10 Baltimore County in this State, to be
used for militia purposes or other purposes as
The necessities Of the State may require.
sscTioS l. Be It enacted BY The General As.
sembly OF Maryland, That the Governor be and
he Is hereby authorized 10 accept deed Of
transfer 10 this State Of said ''PikesYille Arsenal
properly to be held by il in trust as specified
In said act, and that he communicate 10 The Sec.
Rotary OF War, forthwith, tbs assent Of the State
80 30 accept the same.
Sec. ?. And be il enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date Of its passage.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
HERMAN STUMP, JR.,
President Of the Senate
Approved 10, 1880.
Nm. T. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
We hereby certify that the aforegoiug is cor
rect copy Of an act Of the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland, pissed At the january Session,
MILfcx Y. KiDD
Chief Clerk 81 the House Of Delegates
EueKSE HteofSs,
Secretary Of tina Senate.
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[CHArrER 1875.
FOR RRFURRISBIEG THE EXECUTIVE
AANSf0N
AN ACT

AN ACT
TO provide for re6tting and refGrnlshing the
Executive Mansion.
WHEREAs, the furniture and other fittings Of
the Executive Mansion are in a very dilapldated
condition, aud not suitable for the accommodation
and comfort Of the Governor and his family ;
therefore,
Section !. Be II enacted By the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That the Executive Man i.
sion be feft,ed aud refurnished as speedily as
possible, under the supervision Of the Governor
OF the State; and that there be appropriated for
this purpose the sum Of three thousand dollars
or so much thereof as may be necessary, and
the Comptroller s hereby directed TO issue his
warrant upon the Treasurer for such an amount
as may be necessary, not exceeding the amount
herein named, immediately upon the production
OF the vouchers therefor, endorsed by the Cover
nor Of the State.
Sec. 2. And be II enacted, That, this act shall
take effect from and after the date Of its pas
page.
HERMAN STUMP, ia,
President of the Senate:
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker of the House Of Delegates
Approved March 30 1880.
WM. T. HAMILTON,
Governor of Maryland
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is cor
rect copy Of an Act of the General Assembly
of Maryland, passed at the January Session.
1880.
EUGENE HisGISs,
Secretary of the Senate,
MLroSY. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates
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lCHAFTER 49,
MARYLAND CENTRAL RAILROAD
COAP.fNY.
AN ACT

AN ANA
To amend the act amending the charter Of the
Maryland Central Railroad Company, passed.
January session, eighteen hundred aud seventy
chapter one hundred and twenty-eight, so as
to extend the time for the commencement aud
completion Of the same.
SEeros II. Be it enacted by the General As
senbly Of Maryland, That section seventeen Of
the act entitled an act to amend the charter Of
,he Maryland Central Railroad Company, passed
January session, eighteen hundred aud seventy
chapter one hundred and tventy-eight SO as 10
extend The time for the commencement and com
pietion Of the same, and TO appoint corporators
10 the place Of those who have died, resigned.
OF fetn TO act, be, and it is herhby repealed,
amended and re-enasted SO as to read as follows:
Section !. Be it enacted, That II the said rail-
road shall not be commenced within Ave year,
from the passage OF this act, and shall not be
completed within eight years from the time of
the commencement, then this act shall be null
and void.
See. 2. And be IL enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage.
HERMAN STUMP,
President Of the Senate
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
Approved March 30, 1880.
WIN. T. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing ia cor
rect copy of an act Of the General Assembly
OF Maryland, passed at the January session,
1880.
EuGEsE HieGNs,
Secretary Of the Senate
MnrsS Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of The House Of Delegates.
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tCHArrER 55l.1
HRP0THECATI0S or BONDS.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To repeal section eighty eight Of chapter four
hundred and seyenty-one of the acts Of the
General Assembly passed at the January SEES
sion, eighteen hundred and sixty-e being
section lightweight of article twenty-si1 Of
the Code Of Public General Laws, and 10 re-
enact the same with amendments.
SEcnoS |. Be it enacted by the General As
seuby Of Maryland, That section Lightweight
Of chapter four hundred and seventy -one of lie
acts Of the General Assembly Of Maryland,
passed at January session, eighteen hundred and
sixty-eight, being section eighty eight Of article
twenty-six of the Code Of Public General Laws,
be-, and the same Is hereby, repealed and re-
enacted to read as follows:
Sec. SO. And be It enacted, That the nav
ment Of the unpaid instalmenis on the share or
shares so purchased or redeemed, with interest
on the money paid therefor as aforesaid, and all
fines and penalties incurred In respect thereof
by any member shall be secured to such corpo-
ration BY mortgage on real or leasehod prop
erty or by the hypotheeAtion Of stock Of such
corporation held by such members, as mar be
provided In the articles Of association or by
laws, but in case Of hypotboeAtion of stock no
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[CHAPrER 1921
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
AN ACT

To repeal an act passed at the January session
eighteen huadred and seventy-eight, chapter
three hundred and eighty-seven, entitled "An
act for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals
In the City Of Baltimore" and to re-enact the
same with amendments.
SEorioN ]. Be II enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That the act of eighteen
hundred and seventy-eight, chapter three hun
dred and eighty-seyen be, and the same Is hereby
repealed and re-enaCted so as 10 read as follows:
SEC. 2. Be IL enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That whoever shall unne-
csssarily oyerdrive, overload, oyerwotk, torture,
torment, deprive OF necessary susienanee, eru-
ely or unnecessarily beat cruelty muiilate, or
cruelty kill, or cause, or procure to be so I'M
necessarily overdriven, overloaded, oyerwerked,
tortured, tormenied, deprived Of necessary sus-
tenAnee, cruelty or unnecessarily beaten, mutt
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SO received and paid over noted against the
appraised value thereof
Sec. Z. Aud be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date Of It's passage.
HERMAN STUMP, Jn.,
President of The Senate.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
Approved April 10, 1880.
WIN. 7. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
We hereby certify, that the aforegoing is a cor
rect copy Of an act OF the General Assembly
Of Maryland, passed at the January session,
1880.
EcGESE HIGGNs,
Secretary Of the Senate.
hlILros Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
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.MSn-n Sr.u.as... a..
0 ~ eesseCe,c .See'.
y s.asss0 ~ ~ .so no.s"y 10y
$500 ~ - 80. = y - Pses'
ess'. WI seuIy.ee seeee
~ q 49, ooo.s = go. 0eess
= ~ Asosse 20 wes'a. q 49,
1890 49,
tnM = 2 nandeons eosavo sosanae o.
oses ~ !e6es - 20 ailossIssaons'
pmss. ..1 n:s~5Ps o. eooc ~
80 $3.50 3 49, 49,. g sss.~es
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COUNTY ceMxsxslexEns ceuRr.
PEBRUARY 4

PKBRUARY 4.
Barney Du6ey was granted . grocery
license and J n e Atkinson . iquoe
i;c~n.e Cor Ce~c s'l- p',.ii.et-
Tho petition Of Jss Boyd and Others
for . tee soad district. BY dividing dis
trict No a, was granted.
Lypus Bose wss appointed su2ervi.
cor 81 the neU district
FW Clo7dy. supervissr 81 district
No %. vas settled With and Wm Faw-
cett vas appointed 70 Oil the vac .ncy
caused by his Yesignssioa.
Jas Boyd VS. allowed so for damage
sustained BY . county road runsine
through this farm
r G Smith vss sllowed - so for
work 90 road per con:r10s.
Petition II John II Dormer and 9th
ess for IN sppsoprisajon Of 3l25 for .
road in district No IA vss granted. and
the Auditor Instructed 10 drsv . war
rant therefor.
Board adiourn~d until . An. To-
morrow.
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SAN CRAxcrsco LuxDxa CoNrRAcr.
We dad the following in the CAren.
i1lsof he J0th: "A number Of lum-
Der 6rns. which have submitted bids
for farnishing la~ber to the city. have
6led . eommunication With the Board
Of supervisors viehdrawiag their pro
posais 10 favor Of the 6rm of Hansou.
Ackersou d Co..
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Qua SxAoir xINEs.-It sppsars
there exists something more than mere
speculation regarding these minss.
Every steamer arriving 1t Seattle
lands gold hunters .. thst pla:e bead
cd for the Skagit. sasoog whom are
many old miners Who have followed
every gold excitement on this ooas:
since 49. From accounts given :hess
cen he NO doubt bat that good .pros-
poets have bsen found. although there
$40 probability that the stories have
Gsova larger ct each sspssi, Tor. and that
the precious metal 10 MT t. b found
in - large quantities - reported.
There ara few who can remember the
rash 10 -Piks's Peak. Caribou. Florence
and other camps. snd have not forgot.
ten how masy suffered tor the very
necessities OF life. while many persisted
Tor want Of food The rush has Cum.
msnced toward the Skaxit camp. and
hundreds will follow in the wake Of
the Pixies Peaksrs ere the season closes.
Seattle aud Victoria will b enriched
By this stampede. and . few fortunate
ones may strike it rich ct the mines;
but large majofity Of thoss Who rash
o eea6long - a aloost unknown
eoahsry. With ~ expectation Of max.
ing their pile. win In this. - In macy
other cases. be doomed to disappoint
wents and hsrdships. Sksgit may
turn out like many othor camps-ths
tomb Of the fortune ntsr.-Postland
paper.
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The entire modest profession express
the greatest confidencs in the healing.
refreshing and invigorating virtues Of
Emil Fress's HAaburg Tea 1t always
relieves sick headschs. dizziness. ns4-
vous complsicts. irritability. skin dis
eas .. viti&ted secretions. nausea and .
thousand sthoS Troubles. Il should b
In every household.
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surrr Am Pu.,ov CAsr P.p1

SHEET AHD PILLow CASE Party
The private party to Be given in Rel.
ni>'. Hall tonight will be Of the sheel
and pillow ease character. and goort
are reqsssted 70 govern themselves 90
eordinsly. The I'm will begin and
end early. from 20 IL.
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NEW Horn At 1oCxr vxnxox.-
After dischafging her fsisht here, yes
tesday afternoon. the josephine steamed
away for Tacoms, where she took on
board sbout q, 200 feet Of boildirg
lusber to be used in the construction
Of . large hotel at Meant Vernon. on
The shsgis river. BY Mr. Otto Clements.