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LACoKIo LOCALS.

BABIES are wanted for, the Gold Prize
Baby Show, at Wright & Mcooys Dime Mu-
scum, corner of Ninth ana d streets.
MAJOR DYE reports that David Solomon,
OF South Washington, has contributed 100
loaves OF bread TO the poor, and Mr.. Behrends,
OF 316 and 31S Seventh street, has sent In q
pairs OF stockings,
Buy b. II. Douglass & SQpsar tapsicum
iess iV % me VIII c H,e tha1
colds d. $. and sFrsdK Park on every drop.
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HELP FOR THE POOR.
Cash Receipts for the Charity Fund

Mr.. L. whitney, treasurer, furnished today
the following statement OF receipts for the
Charity fund; Already reported, $1,07O.6O;
each, 500; Harry NJ, so cents; Lizzie X, %
cents; Grace Aquilar Lodge III, /. o. b. b.,
$10 j. jay Gould, 50; Henry Franc so; ST.
pauis English Lutheran Church, $50; Mount
vernon-Placo Church, 800; Edward Temple,
DR.. Smith Townshend, $25; Chr. Heurich, s25
Seaton Perry, $25; Fred Bates, $40; John A.
Baker, $50; q. b., So: Jenny A. Gerard, $50;
Charles Il. Foster, $50; II. Ross Perry. SO;
Campbell Darlington, SO; o. $. u. Wall, So;
DR.. De Witt u. Patterson, 80; Allan McLane,
lor, S25; total, $2,600.35. subscriptions un-
paid, s165.
Tho committee under whose direction tho
poor fund is being collected and distributed
met last evening and decided to have tho city
canvassed for subscriptions. Preliminary ar.
raDgements were made for q concert, on sun.
day evening, for the benefit OF tho poor, tho
use OF the National Theatre having been ten
dered for that purpose by MIR. Aloaugh, and
tho various musical societies and several
soloists having volunteered to participate.
The following appeal was issued "Womeu
and children are suffering In our midst. This
is enough for us to know. Their cry has never
been unheeded by the people OF Washington.
The committee ask one aud oil TO come for
ward and respond now, as they have done In
tho past and we know they will do again. We
Will answer for the. prompt and proper dis
tribution OF the fund contributed. Applica-
lions made by our people eingly or In com nit.
tees for the relief OF persons needing aid
should BIO made to Major Dye, OF this commit
tee, or to this committee at Its headquarters,
given TO such applications"
The committee will meet on Wednesday
evening next.
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John Hands and Katie A. Brown.
Joseph Lavender, OF New York city, and Mrs.
Annie H.. Gibbs, OF this city.
Samuel Schlsinger, OF Wilmington, DELI aud
Lima Singre, OF Toledo, Onto.
Josiah Keatley and Emma j. Hutchinson
Elmer u. Bardon, OF Philadelphia, Pa, and
Esther ]. Hill, OF Beverly, Nd.
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A wreck Located.

Commandant Upshur Of tho Brooklyn Navy.
Yard has reported T. the Navy Department
that the crew OF the Triana located the wreck
Of the schooner Sarah W. Smith, which sank
on Long Island some time ago, and the pre-
YIous efforts 10 ind which have proved UNI
successful. Four tOrpedoes were explQdeslan
the wreck, but the heavy weather asliged the
sailors TO abandon their errQriasfne wreck Is
OF shinicook lighthoYRes
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MARRIED.

LAMsoN-RICKARD.--In this city, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father, on January
10, 1884, by the Rev. II. s. wynkoop, Charles
II. Lamsop, of Boston, Mass, and Mary O.
Richard, of this city.
No carda
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UNDERTAKERS.
ADDTRoMI. -. IL

Addison DAY,
PRACTICAL UNDERTA ERR AND GA BINET
MAKER.
a, Ready made Collins, Caskets aud shrOuds, No,
hOh "a ST., corner OF q @, W. Branch Store, GAL
mssS ave n; W. Orders promptly executed ~
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r. F. HARVEY, UNDERTAKEN,

n9l SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
The public iA respectfully notified that am no
longer NJ SS2 y st., but car Seventh street n. W.
Make no mistake. IL y. HARVEY,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN
INA large and small amounts.
ja5-lm II. II. WARNER.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Wy ANTED-To PURCHASE FOR CASH-A
w building lot somewhere In the northwest
section of the city; must be n bargain. Address
stating lOcnlIOn and price, NJ. d. H., Orltlc nnCe.
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"AIderney Rasug Wagons"

Fresh AlderneYjgattef, churued every morn.
ing and deliYered inll1 u "Ward" prints. 5Oc.
per ID ssA4so cottage cheese, buttermilk and
. aWe0erlilk, DC. per at. Dream lbc. per pint
AT Police Headquarters this morning
nearly all the flre.alarm and police telegraph
wires were out OF working order In conse-
Quence OF sleet on the wires.
Blank CIeASe6
n the most satlsfacI l,lDH Manner at Morgan's
steam laundry ri NAth street northwest.
Lowest pIiess.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ia2p, 10. sAMEUEL q. EBERLY. Secretary.
vru OFFICE OF MUTUAL FIRE IN

w. sURANcE So MrAE1 v Ian. 4. 1891.
The Annual Meeting of the Mutual Ere IN, IN;
sufance Company of the District OF COLUMBIA VIII
he held on The THIRD MONDAY OF JANU-
AIRY, 1884, tile 2ist instant, Mt the ONCE OF the
COMPANY, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th
street northwest, commencing ut 9oclock n, m.
by the Charter Of the Company the election OF
seven Managers, to constitute board to conduct
the affairs OF the company, is required to be held
" BY Inc sixth article OF the By.Laws OF the Com;
many IL is provided: "At the annual meeting OF
tFc company the first business In order shall be
lie appointment OF n chairman, who shall con-
duct the meeting ar election in accordance with
the act of Incorporation, between the hours OF
o'clock q. m. and y. M"
Amount Of premium notes held by the. ,o,o-- ~
Company ,iUesll w
Amount OF cash on hand ....."......,,.." 1,2)0 81
nfrember a. 1881 ,,....... ...,,,.,,. 10,o59 SO
secnriiies .........,....., l33,0SO 30
Real estate .....,.....,...... 40 GOO 90
ONCE furniture and hxturps"...,...... 500 90
ana raid. ~. EGO s.
AS and nn my te ior ye 1000, "u,'ou SOS
The Annual statement VIII be ready ~ tue
Office Tor distribution by the 18th Instant.
BY order ofthe Board OF Managers.
j. WESLEY BOrELER,
ialdtia2l Secretary.
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~,5.sTOyEs, FURNACES, RANGES,
HE ETC.
Tin plates, sheetron work, fireplace stoves,
and ali kinds Of tin work promptly attended TO-
Send your order to - por,ra
$40 Eleventh st, u. W., near II at
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LOST AND FOUND.

s-e4NNNlNNNNN-NN'eNNsNNsNs N>.,,.>
EoUND-ON 9Th ST, THIS MORNING. TWO
IT keys. Apply at the Critic efice. ial5
Oh - REwARD-LoST. THIS A. M, FROM
ODD Stephensons express wagon, one small
bale dry goods marked Trunnel IL CLARK, Wash.
ington, ID. u. The above reward will be paid IL
left ut the BALTIC. 4 Ohio freight Office ialt-3tf
II osT-FRoM 1880 NEW YORK AVENUE,
IL sky terrier gyp; answers TO the name OF
"Gnl." Return TO Shirley Reed, 1880 N. Y. ave. N.
W. JaiiStt
II oST-A SMALL SILK UMBRELLA, PAT.
IL emit Frame with the initials "R M, H." cut
In script letters on end OF handle. A fair reward
will be paid for II fleft at The Critic office. lao
MO CURE NO PAY.-WHITEHURSTS CE-
IN dar Baleam Ii warranted To cure Coughs,
Colds, Group, Throat and Lung Diseases, etc. Six
drops q dose Try II II not satisfied return the
empty bottle and get your money back. Sold by
druggists. Price 25c. w. y. Thompson, 703 18TH ST.
nissan
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EDUCATIONAL.

VN0-NIN~N0~~NNN~NNNNNNNN NNN0NN0NNNNNN0NNNN
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LIN
= coin Hall building, corner of Ninth and ID
streets northwest. Day and evening ses-
sions. Complete in its arrangements for training
sons and daughters, and men and women for self
support and real life; students received every
month in the year. Scholarship for year, from
date OF entrance, day or evening, $50. Special
terms by month or quarter or for year by install
ments. Circulars mailed on application.
HENRY U. SPENCER, Principal
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal.
HowES BUSINESS SCHOOL. SIT 7TH
IL ST.. has the best business penmanship and
the most practical instruction. bookkeeping
taught without text books, enabling scholars TO
gain more practical knowledge and learn In less
bookkeeping, penmanship, arithmetic, spelling
and correspondence, - q month, sl2 for three
months: Howes rapid business penmanship
alnne, 81
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wedding Bells.

Reduced, SO 9xerasGIsefg.5o. Elsoman,7 4 E
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Reduced, 1a.SecVercOats $40. Eisoman, 7 Ne
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nR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, CORNER
on the gums, ali evates pain of extracting; filing
specially. Artificial teeth inserted; gas given;
charges moderate. oc5
DORCHESTER BEER-TRY 1T, AND IF
back. Delivered to any part of the city, by
dozen or case, at rs cents per dozen. Order by
mail or telephone. +. II. FINLEY,
ju29tf 1206 Pennsylvania avenue.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO pCR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

United STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
olympia Washington Territory Notice "a
hereb! given that. III compliance With the r,ov,s'
IONS OF the Act OF Congress approved June g. tsTs
emitted An Act for the sale OF TimiSr Lands IN
hstoH Tsrritsry." BERNARD MoRDHORST. Of Ear
Juan County, W. t.. has this DAY fled in this
once ms y pcation to purchase the Lot Z Of Be.
81 North Range wet of the Willamette Mr,td,su.
any ard oil persons claiming adversely the said
arscriSed land or any portion thereof, arc hereby
sixty te0) days from date hereof
~, owen under my hshd. At my oface In Olympia
W. l., this 3Oth day OF January A. u. 1884.
a JOHN +. CONVEY,
80 low Register Of the Land Ofacs
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al banking system by which money
would he loaned on good security to
the people at 3per cent, the price PAD
for it now by the government on
it's national bonds, and doing away
with the present system which ais
lows the banks to get 3 per cent
from the government, and 10 per
cent from the people at the same
time, thus realizing L. por cent on
their money, which is usury, euable-
ing them to become milionares at
the expense Of all who use the mon
ey, and resulting in enormous
wealth in the hands Of the few,
with increasing poverty, or fnan-
cial ruin among the industrial clas-
SEES. Neither OF the old political
parties will grapple with these live
issues, so pregnant with the inter-
ests and welfare Of the entire peo>
pie. Politicians of both parties
have something else to do besides
looking after the land laws, or tho
welfare Of the laboring classes, or
correct financial system based
upon the interests of the people.
They find enough to do to get into
office first, anil after that all their
time is requird to look after the
spoils of office.
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48 low
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND

UNITED STATES DisrRrcr LAND OFFICE,
Olympia, Washingttl Territory. Notice
is hereby given thu. 10 compliance with
the provisions of the Act of Congress ap.
proved June 3. S7o, entitled AN Act for
sale ct Timber & Stone Lands in the States
at California. Oregon, Nevada and Wash>
mgton Territory" Frank II. Ric hartls of
Whatcom County. Washington Territory,
has this day filed in this office his appli,
cation to purchase the Lo, 2 OF Bee 80
and Nwf OF NET and Lot of Section
No. 81, in Township No. 81 North. Rar 20
No. Q west of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described (! nd. or Soy portion
thereof, are hereby required to -file their
claims IN this office within sixty (5O) days
from date hereof. ,.e'
Given under my hand. At my office in
olympia; W. T.. this Gath day JAM
uary A. d., 1884. '<.
JOHN +. GowEr,
a. low Register of the Land Office.
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POLITICAL.

The live political issues now be-
fore the American people may all
be incorporated under the three
heads Of the land, the labor, and the
money problems. Proper legisla>
ton in tho interest OF the people,
regulating the distribution Of land.
would prevent corporations and in>
dividuais from acquiring and mon
opoIisIng large tracts to the exclu>
sion of the masses. Protection of
the laboriasslasses from the avarice
of t he employers, who combine the
forces of capital, monopoly anc q
tariff favoring the manufacturer,
while It taxes the consumer, would
place the working classes above the
chronic want and deprivation now
prevalent among them everywhere.
An. ihe estahlishiaent Of a nation
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Messrs. Palliser, Palliser Il o., of Bridge.
port, CT, the well known architects and pub
fishers of standard works on architecture, have
lately issued a sheet containing plans and spec.
ifications of very tasteful modern eight r. ON
cottage with tower and also with the necessary
notifications for building it without the tower,
and with but six rooms if desired. In It's most
costly form the outlay il estimated at IS, OOO;
without the tower 1t has been built for 81, 500 /;
and II only six rooms are included, thu cost
may be reduced To 81 ,To or $1,000. Details
are given of mantels, stairs, doors and castings.
cornices, etc. The publishers have found 1t
the most popular plan they have ever issued,
and state that it has been adopted Ia more that
tive hundred instances within their knowledge
The same firm Issue specifications in blank
adapted for frame or brick buildings 81 any
cost alsO forms OF building contract, and sew
eral books on modern inexpensive artistic CO.
tagc plans which are of great practical value
and convenience to everyone interested.
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Traffic in Land.

The doctrine of Henry George
that ownership of land by indiviJ'
uals should be abolished, and land
like water should be free for the
equal use sfall, 10 illustrated by the
practice of tie Columbia river In
dians, whose chiefs recently met
Captain UphanI, at Umatilla, and
stated that the whites are jumping
their lands, and ordering them
away. oa ,bsingsS4v'ssl to taso
up claims and secure homes for
their families they said, Buying and
selling land was contrary to their
religion. The great "Tyee" (Spirit)
made them from the dust of the
earth, and after the few years OF
weary wandering on Its surface,
they returned to its bosom and
again mingled with and became
part Of the land which..Mhe white
man buys and cells. I, is the same
as dealing in their own flesh, and
blood Their religion forbids them
TO deal in the land. God made the
land, and it was Ike the air and the
water, free tor all; ifone location
did. not suit them they ought to
have the right to move" The News
says "the chief occupation of these
Indians ia raising horses, which will
soon be gone for lack of room, and
unless their religious scruples az
regards the traffic In land can be
overcome. it is only question oil
short time when their Only foot
hold will lie on the reservations"
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:. - =. - =! = =. !;
4. T. poHrRIxs pnsrlsr
has permanently located in whatcom. W. T. He
will visit the Islands, AMI the Sanish and Neokssct
countries at stated iatsrvkis;. = sm
NOTICE OF AfPiICATIoS TO pUR.
= -" CHASE TIMBER LAND.

United States1 dis, riot. Land Office
OLYMPIA, Washington sTsvitory .7-Nntice,
is hereby given that, in compliance with
the provisions of the Act of Congress app
proved June 3. 1873. entitled IAN Act tor
thessale Of Timber Lands In the States II
California, Oregon. Nevada and Washing
ton Territory" John N. Fry Of San Juan
County, Washington Territory, has this
day filed in this Office his application to
purchase the Lots 2. 3 and a. and the
Sc / of the Sc t of Section No. 20 IN
Township No. 81 North, Range No. Q
west of the Willamette Meridian. .
! Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said describef land or any portion
thereof, are hereby required to file their
claims in this Office within sixty (GD) days
from date hereof.
!, Given under my hand, at my office 10
Olympia. w, T., this 27Jb. day of Frbru-
AIRY A. d. 1884. JOHN +. CONVEY,
=. 81 10 W Register ofstha Land Office.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. S. LAND OFFICE, AT OLYMPIA. w
T., Jan 18th, '8Sf.-Notice is hereby given that
OkRIN BOYCE has filed notice of intep.
ton to make Gnnl proof before the Judge 81
in his absence the Clerk Of the District Court,
at MS Office, in Friday Harbor, w. T., on
Saturday the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1854, on
Homestead Application No. 30l2 for the 81
~ SN y reg 70 ant NJ: NW4 of Sec. IS,
rp SIS y, ~ West.
He names a. witnesses: Joseph Sweeney.
OF Friday IIarbor w Il. Charles Nc Kay'
Charles Crawford and J. II. Boyce, all of San
Juan Island, w. II.
Adv JOHN F. CONVEY, Register. .
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE =,
Olympia, w. T., Feb. 8, 1894. - Notice i.
HEREBY given that WILLIAM n. GILL has 6led
notice of intentton u make fual proof
before the Clerk OF the Probat a
Court. at bis ioHice, in Friday Harbor
W. T.. on Friday, the 18th dSy OF April, A.
d. 1884, On Presumption D. g. No. 1917
for the M of SEA OF Sect 10 Town. "a N, n
west.
He names AZ witnesses: William Graham.
Thomas Graham Joseph A. Merrell and Albert
Jones all Of Lopez Islsnd. W.T..
~ 6w JOHN Y. CONVEY. RevIsA~,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, at
Olympia, W. r., Jan. ~. lss4.--Notce is hero.
10y given that JOHN Z. THOMPSON has filed
notice of i,tention to make h,ial proof be-
fore the Judge, or In his absence the
Clerk OF the Probate Court, at hix office, in
Frdyy HarborW. T., on Saturday, the 22th day
Of March, A. ID. 1881, on Homestead Applica.
ton No, 4o4s, for the lot Sand N.WA Of S;WA
Sec. Il and NE;4 Of Sc 4 and Sc 4 Of NE 4
OF Sec. Is TIP. 81 y, RE- west.
He names he witnesses: j. n. Fry, A. Y
Robinson, VIM. Wright, and n. p. Starkey
all of East Sound, W. 4.
4o-6w john +. CONVEY, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, w. T..
Jan. 18th, 1884. Notice IS hereby given thai
FRANK NJ. BOYCE has filed notice of in
tention to aake final proof before the Judge
or in his absence the Clerk of the Probate
Court, at ais office IN Friday Harbor, w. T.
on Saturday, tho 18th day Of March, A. D. 1884
on Homestead application No. 5000, for tn,
5. EA Of SEA, Of Sec. %, md NJ Of n. Ell
oi Sec. ~, TIP - n, X East.
He names as witnesses: JAS sweeney, job,
Kelley, Thomas Satlift and james Fleming
all Of Sau Juan Island, W.T..
div JonN +. CONVEY. Register.
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NOEICE OF FINAL PROOF

Dec e. , =; LAND up OFFICE at Olympia. W.T.
CE,,R t0:I, 1854; Notice is hereby given that
~ max sra IVAN has filed notice OF intention
absence the ProHi before the Judge. or in his
Office in Friday Harbor w. ~ "n |J ErJa az ~. ms
18th day OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1854, on Homestead e"
Application No; 2rsl, for the EE Of Sell Of
sec . and lots and Of So 10 Tp ~ n. ri
west. ~ ~
He names as witnesses: John W. Gr.v
o0hn Garlic, Peter Morris and I ho. Robinvn
al Of Orcas Island, W. r.
II. 8v JOHN Y. GowEY, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

9: LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. ". r..
March ]. 1854 Notice IL hereby given thst
make hnsl proof before the Judge. In his %.
ssnce. the Clerk Of the Probate Court 1t hts once IN
Frlaay hsrbar W. T., OnWeduesday, the 3Oth day
3O5S. for the Lots aud Of section ~. Tp. " n, i
west
He names witnesses Robert Firth Or, Gan
Juan. w. r. aud Israel Kstz, VIM Douslss. snl
ZENITH Mcdonald Of Frid,y Hsrbor ". T.
81 6w JOHE y. CONVEY Resistes.
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NOTICE OF TINAL PROOF

US: LAND. OFFICE. at Olympia w. r,
FEB. 9th, lSS4-Noticc Is hereby given tina,
Charles X. Robb has fled notice Of intention
to make final proof before w. B. Munford
Notary Public, al, HE Office in Seattle w
T on Saturday the sth day Of April 4. D..
1884 ON Presumption D. 3. No 0Sab, for the
~ OF Sw and NWA Of SWA Of See. 81,
He namas "a witnesses: Myron II. Emory.
T; Bostain, John Mattison. and J. N. Frey, iii
Of East Sound. W.T..
IL ow. John r. Convey, Regietsr.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

q. 4. LAND OFFICE AT or.YMPI, VT ~.
10. 1874 Notice ~ hereby given that CHoR0I
W. MILLER has Aled notice Of intention 10 msis
nnsl ps0h before the Clerk Of the Probate Court a.
hts Once. at fid.lgo W. T.. on Saturday the II Ssv
Of May. a. D. lss4. on Presumption d.
NO: 69so. for the N y u SWh Of Sec. II. Tn. 81 =
3. 4 ssst.
f.ancis Bnrp Of Deception. ". T. and Noah Nal.
son. and Columbus Nelson Of Anscortes. W. =.
3sv JOAN =. CONVEY le9istsr
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GENERAL NEWS.

A storm laanch is to be built tor
the Alaskan waters.
Ohio is shutting down on prison
contract labor in competition with
free labor. .... ..>
+. France will demand large sum
from China to indemnify themselves
for the expenses of the late war.
In the analysis Of some rock
candy by the Brooklyn health de-
partment, fusll oil was found. The
children Of that city get their ,whis>
key with their candy. ,''
Resolutions of coincidence on the
death of Lasker, are acknowledge d
by the president of the German
reichtag, from the CINCINNATI gyms
nasium.
The first through train on the
Mex iran Central railroad started
from Chihuahua on the 18th, and
was expected to reach the city of
Mexico in four days.
To eradicate the foot, and mouth
disease Of cattle, recently i'm ported
into Maine, 1t is proposed to DESTROY
the manure, burn the hay and feed,
and disinfect the roads where the
cattle have travelled. s:<'.f,%'. ,@.r.
We have received 5 copy Of the.
Coeur-d Alene Enterprise, !, withs:a,
map showing the gold :.,hiues. and
vicinity. Comics can be obtained
from Jack Stratman thesSanttie
News dealer. 's'.>'%.' - 3.
= Prince Napoleon has gone to
Switzerland to avoid arrest, taking
with him all his papers and valua>
bles. He is expected to issue rev.
dictionary manifesto looking to the
overthrow Of the republic in
France.
Many British ships arriving at
Portland, are put through the sweot
mill, for cruelty and inhumanity
perpetra'ed by the officers during
the voyage, inflicted for the pur-
pose of making the men desert,
and thereby to forfeit their wages.
Six men belonging to the ship Carr
Isle, are sueing now for their wa.
ges in that city, having deserted on
account of beng confined in irons
on bread and water for fourteen
days, for trivial offenses.
After much opposition the On
tario legislature has decided that
women shall be admitted to tho
Toronto provincial university, tie
leading seat of learning in Canada.
Most Of the universities in other
provinces will follow the example.
Canadian women are now petition
ing the government for the fran.
chise and the government snot being
opposed, they will in all probability
be placed on an equal footing with
men.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-03-29

A bill is before the Senate, pro-
hibiting the importation Of adulter>
ated food and liquors, probably in
r etaliation for the anti-pork legis>
lation in Eourope.