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, 1886-03-11
In his speecb before the committe

In his speech before the committee
a day or two since, Congressman
Morrow gave some statistics of the
Americans in China. He says that
5000 is q moderate estimate of the
number there, while in America there
are DO less than 150,G00 Cinnamon.
Mr.. Morrow had two objects in view
in making these figures first, to
show the great disparity between
what might be called reciprocity of
relations, and secondly, to show what
damage might be done if China set
about seeking reprisals in kind for
the outrages put upon Cinnamon IN
America. There are 5000 Americans
as helpless as babe in the jaws Of 4
lion. II the barbarians elect to out
rage them. Mr. Morrow is quite
correct in his supposition that If the
Chinese set upon the Americans there
the outrages would not stop at driv
ing them from the country and loot
ing their property, but would cul
inmate in a massacre.
, 1886-03-11
Silver Purchases.

During the month Of February the
Secretary of the Treasury purchased
l,450,000 ounces of silver for coinage
into standard dollars. being about
$50, 600 less than the usual monthly
purchase. 1t is explained at the de-
partment that the amount of silver
fell sholt because no more was Of
fering at the market rates The price
WAS higher owing to the increased ey-
pensec of transportation during the
bad weather which prevailed during
the month. There was, however, suf
ticient bullion on hand to allow the
coinage of dollars to the minimum
limit.
These silver purchases are made
semi-weekly. A commission, con
sisting Of Assistant Secretary Fair
child, Mr.. kimball, director OF the
mint, and Treasurer Jordan. considers
the bids received and reports to the
secretary the advisability of their ac-
ceptance, Treasurer Jordan holds
that there should be a specific appro-
priation for such purchases. In the
absence of such appropriation he in
variably recommends the rejection of
all bids received The two other
members of the commission hold that
the coinage act, requiring the pur
chase Of bullion and the coinage of
not less than two million standard
dollars in each month, is in the ma
ture Of Il permanent appropriation,
and confers full authority in the pre-
misses. The result has been that for
several weeks the secretary has re-
ceiYed two reports on the subject-a
majority report recommending the
acceptance Of the lowest bids received
and minority report recommending
the rejection of all the bids. The
Secretary has, in each instance, ap-
proved the majority reports, and
directed that the silver be purchased
III accordance herewith. Had he
acted in accordance with the recon-
mend tons of Treasurer Jordan 10
silver would have been purchased.
and the Coinage of standard dollars
the limit provided hy law, wouIl haye
been practically suspended.
, 1886-03-11
Naval Affairs.

The House Committee on Naval
Affairs has completed its report to
accompany the bill to provide for an
increase of the naval establishment
It points out that the seacoast cities
of the United States are absolutely
at the mercy of any second rate
naval power. and that the Govern
ment is without adequate II cans OF
defending its foreign or coastwise
commerce.
1t shows that while foreign powers
are building formidable naval vessels
the United States is almost at stand
still in this particular, and says:
After studying the character of the
other navies we find that we are
nearly at the mercy of foreign ma
tions and that our neighbor. Brazil,
might exact tribute of any city along
our Gulf or Atlantic seacoast. Chill
could enforce similar demands on The
shores of the Pacific The Reachuets
and the Aquidabau; two formidable
Brazilian armored cruisers, could
steam at 13 or IL knots an hour from
Brazil to New York in ten days.
They could with impunity pass cur
forts and anchorin New York harbcr
but without doing this their guns
could easily throw shells into New
York city from off Coney Island
beach. The Chilian vessel Esmer-
aida carries coal enough to enable
her TO steam at eight knots an hour
from Chill to San Francisco without
exhausting half her supply. With
her high power guns she could lie
outside the Golden Gate lay the city
of San Francisco under contribution
without going within reach of its
guns. The 6 Cochrane and the Bianco
Eucalda, other Chiiian ships, are pro
tected by nine inches of IRON armor
and they each carry battery of six
S-inch breech loading rifles"
In vi9w Of this st te Of affairs the
committee recommend the compile
ton of the Monitors and recommend
the building of the vessels and
torpedo boats discussed in the bill
ALREADY DubIiSbp6
, 1886-03-11
The Cascade Branch.

Wal, Wal'a --....-
1t i5 daily growing more plainly
evident that the following OF NO0r-
bees III his demand for the forfeiture
OF the Northern Pacific land grant Is
becoming smaller Introducing an
extract from another paper the
Spokane Falls Rerieu' said: It Is
evident to every fair-minded man.
he his stand IN regard to railroads
what II NAV. that tie entire eastern
part of the Territory Is dependent
upon the completion Of the Cascade
branch of the Northern Pacific rail
road. The ElIensburg Localizer.
speaking Of this branch says:
Every well-wisher of middle Wash
ington, and Indeed of the whole Ter
ritory. should feel interested in
getting the Cascade line completed
at the earliest possible day. yet we
have papers in the heart of the coun-
try who contend that the Northern
Pacific company has no right at all
to the land that was given it to build
the road. not even that portion that
was built many years ago from ka-
lama to Tacoma. These same pa
pers pretend that they want to see
the road built, but give the lie to
their professions by throwing every
obstacle in the way they can muster
up. The people of the Columbia
valley need this road, and want it
built as soon as it can be done. The
croakers say. give lis the road, but
! take the land from the cOmnany. be
cauae 1t has not built it on time, and
therefore has no right to any of it.
Being short in one instance it is
short in all and has no rights that
should weigh Il particle with govern
ment-that the company has DC
right to any land earned By accept
ance of the road that was built since
1877. What would this country be
worth without the road? What does
the old settler lose by the grant when
it goes 10 the party for which it was
intended"
, 1886-03-11
United States District Land Office.
Olympia, Washington Territory,

Notice is hereby given that. in compliance
with the provisions of the Act of Congress an-
proved .june 3 lS7S. entitled An Act for the
sale OF Timber Lands in the States of Calitor-
tory Daniel McDoug,ll. of CIjlam County
Washington Territory, has this day fled in
of : Or, ana II v qr Of tig ef sec. No. q. and
or of : W or of sec No. II. in township NJ. 81
north. ran2e No. Il. west OF the Willamette Ner-
idian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land, or any portion thereof
are hereby required to file their claims in this
Office within sixty t6Cl days from date hereof.
Given under my hand, n my Office, in OIyn,-
pia, W T., this Iaih day of February 1885.
JOHN F. GowET.
2-low REGISTER of the Land Office.
, 1886-03-11

Rock Spring. il became necessary
o. meet h.s argument aul 10 deny
most cmphatically tho. conclusions
be- seeks t0 draw a- tp the existence
nt such liability and the right e the
Chinese government to insist UurHIt-
/ draw tho attention ur congress TO
the latter part az tAe mot" Of the sec
rctaTy # state uI Feb i. 1855. IN ro-
ply 3 the Chinese minister's repre-
-au'ati0u-. and q invite special con
-ileratiaa 81 the cng"ut reasons by
which he reaches tha conclusion that
whilst the United States government
J. under 10 Obligation, whether by
the express terms uF its treaty with
China OF th" principles If interna-
tional law. 10 indemnify these Chs
nese subjects for loses caused by such
means and under admitted circGm-
stances. Vet that in view of the pal
pahie ana di-crelitahlc failure Of the
authorities Of Wyoming Territory TO
| bring to Justice the guilty parties or
I 10 insure to the sufferers an impair
iial forum in which 10 seek and OBJ
tain compensation for the losses
which those subjects have incurred by
/ lack Of police protection: and con
~idcring fu-her the entire absence Of
VrovocatiCn on the part OF the VIC
| Itius. the executive maybe induced to
bring the matter To the benevolent
Consideration Of congress. in order
! that that body. in It's high discretion,
may direct the bounty Of the govern
lCpnt in aid Of the innocent and
peaceful strangers whose malireat-
ment has brought discretlit upon the
country. with the distinct under
standing that such action IS in rowise
to be held as a precedent, IS wholly
gratutou5 and Is resorted toiu spirit
of pure gene osity toward those who
are otherwise helpless. The cores
pondence exchanged is herewith sub
mittcd for the information.
, 1886-03-11

The treasury department has
determined Ia stop the seal piracy
and whisky Il atfic or the islands OF
Atask2. There j. ample evidence
that 6ofh have been carried on largely.
The Bear has been ordered 10 these
islands to watch the catch OF seals.
and prevent the PluRdariug OF tie
water 10y pirates. The Corwin has
been ordered north to suppress
whisky smuggling. II is reported
II i the natives have been demoral-
!zsd by the use Of intoxicating spirits
wi.'ch ha' been sold them contrary
ta law. The sfricJest orders are
81. u tu tiip cIFi 'ia2, of those vessels
I bring both c. tilese traGic- to in
end.
, 1886-03-11

The total values of imports of mer-
chandise during the twelve months
ended Jan 81, 1856, ware $500, ,749,-
374, and during the twelve months
ended Jan 81, 1885, S617.172, ,414-an
increase OF S43.576,860. The values
of exports Of merchandise during the
twelve months ended Jan. 81, 1856,
were $685., 5,676,776. and during the
preceding twelve months, S755, ,909,-
405-a decrease of 500, 2332l ,629.
, 1886-03-11

New York Herald: The plain
truth ought to be understood. 1t is
impossible to stop on even check the
growth of corruption, dangerous to
the country's peace in this matter OF
Office seeking and Office getting.
without insisting On the utmost pub
licisy for every step in it AIR.
Cleveland began with honest inten-
tions last March, bat. in great igno-
rance OF what was before him, he Las
got himself involved II nest of Office
seeking intrigues from which le can
escape only b. taking the people into
Lis confidence.
, 1886-03-11
JOHN F. CONVEY. Register.
United States District Land Gfica.
nIrr,nr nj, " Z, FL a. -,

United States District Land Office
Olympia, ". t, Feb 9th. 1856
TO james c. Btockway, aad al whom IL may
concern:
Soticc is hereby given that ChaiIl: johnson
has fled notice of intention to make fna
proof before the Clerk of the Probate Court, at
his Office in New Dungeness, W. T. un Wednes
day, the 1th day of April, a. D., l, j. on Pre-
empJiOn p. 5. Ne. 1n.4i2, for the Z e If the f !.
of Sec. TO- TIP. 81 y, Il Il west.
lie names witnesses: Joseph ;SIn<. ThomR.
Kennedy Patrick Welch and Dennis O'Conne2l
all of PyshT. w. T.
s:6w JouS T. CONVEY, Register.
, 1886-03-11

Archbishop Kend.ick, of the
Missouri Catholic diocese, which
is very large, in reply to questions
today asking his opinion of the order
Of knights of Labor. was very en-
phatic in denunciation OF the order
as regards its relations 10 the. Cath
olic church; and, while not speaking
officially, stated very positively that
he was opposed TO any member of
his diocese becoming u Knight of
Labor under any circumstances. He
added that he considered the knights
of Labor most dangerous organiz-
ton.
, 1886-03-11

Collections from Internal revenue
during the iirst seven months of the
fiscal year endins january 30. 1856.
amount to SG6,&7S.117, which is
Sl.535, ,l56 more than tee collections
during the corresponding period Of
last year There was an increase Ct
Sl33,5I9 on spirits, an increase of
I4,40G on tobacco. and $39G, ,944 on
feImented liquors. There was u de
crea e of $S3, ,22l IN penalties. The
receipts for january last were S494,-
aO1 less than those for january, 1886.
The principal decrease was on spirits
and tobacco.
, 1886-03-11

Delegate Voorhees, has recommend.
ed j. B. Reavis, Formerly of Cali
fUTnia. foT governor of Washington
i2rritory. BeTiah Brown, formerly
OF San francisco, Is making hard
personal fight for the place.
, 1886-03-11
I. :. Lssp orrrcr AT orrrrrA. w. 7.

Aii'Sd J, 1870. !
Notice L. tcrshy given that NJ. guis d. Pu!leu
mas fled note Of intention - make final proof
bEt'I" y W. smith, Il No ~ Public at hi.
once ia pu-ilyhEte- ". T On Fr;Gsy. the 10th
G&y Of Anril. \. u, 1856 = Presumption n. 6.
No; ~ ;. for the + = o. = = of Sec :. MY a
~ nt Nv L Of sc. :. az : of sN ,, oF Sec. ).
TIP. = : = II wc~;
lie l.-g,,'- as wi-'.r--t'~: Charles Ma1selG,
charles Harris. . ra;-k 7. PaIch and Z. A I:
worthy. al % pu:IyHHtc W. T.
JOHN F. CONVEY.
Low Register of Tie Land Officc.
, 1886-03-11

Next week Jefferson Siligman, of
the well known banking firm OF that
name, will marry Miss Julia Worm
ser, of New York, who is said to be
the richest Hebrew heiress in
America.
, 1886-03-11
UNITED STATES D1sTRrCT LAM OrrrcE.

VINIHpIi. v :, T. FCD- ;. Ie-b.
Notice Is hereby given that Clara Good
win has filed notice of iEtegtion TO make
bnai proof before he Judge or in his absence
the Clerk of the Probate Court II his office in
New DTngcness, W. T.. on Wednesday, the 3lst
cay OF March. n ID. 1896. on Ucr!csiead ApD,i-
cation No 3s3. for the SW :, of SW Il of Sec.
-, township 81 north; Lot 1. See !. and Lot ]
ana Sc b Of Ne i OF See. 3. TIP. 81 north, rang
lie names "a witnezsc.: John ". Everett, =
G Davis, James F. Mea-her and B. y. Meacher,
all of Port Angeles ". T
l:Bw ,IouN Z GNNNEN Rerister
, 1886-03-11
TO CONSUL MPTIVES.

The advertise; having been permanently cured
or That dead disease. Consumption. by simple
remedy. j. anxious 70 make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means of cure To all who desire
il, he viii send a copy Of the prescription used.
lFREE,l with the directions for preparing and
nsing the same which they viii find 4 sure Cure
for Coughs. Colds, Consumption, ASth-
ma, Bronchitis, eto. Parties wisi ing the
Prescription Will please address Rev +. y. WILL
son. 1.'i Penn St, Williamsburg, y.
, 1886-03-11
worse: m.X. READ vHIs.

STRAWBERRY PIASTs.-I have 4 fine
assortment of Strawberry Plants for
sale. comprising yaTicu and valuable
varieties Parties desiring to crder
can address Ee at Orcas p, o. ".
T., or through MessFs. Oliver &
Dyer. OF Port Townsend.
i. W. III. CADwEIL
, 1886-03-11

D. a muniGcsnt gjft Of 5000 from Mr., c. B
Wright. az PhiaGe phid, for the endowment e
the Institution, with the generous contribution
CT $4,000 by the citizens of Tacoma, and tht
libe rality Of Christian men auG woman in the
East, connections and well appointed building
has been erected and CClegS founded for The
enucation OF the Young men and boys of this
Coast.
The building stands on a high and healthy
site, surrounded by spacious grounds, is heated
with furnaces, is supplied with hot aud cold
water and bath rooms aud is thoroughly venti
lated.
The dormitories hare been arranged so that
each bOarder may have q room by himself
Teachers occupy rooms adjacent 10 Ihc pupils;
and, at all lines, exercise fatterly C.re and
watchfulncSs those committed TO their
trust AT meals, teachers and pupils sit at the
same table, forming one family.
Prof. John TAFT takes charge of The Institu'
tion. He brings an eminent reputation and large
experience and win he assisted Ivy thoroughly
compete MT Instructors in every department.
Mrs. Tait will, herself, supervise the house
hold. ana parents may. with confidence. eIitrIst
their younger sons TO her mo:her!y care
The remainder OF this school year will be di-
yided into two terms of twelve weeks each.
The first term win begin on January 'th. 1885,
and end on March 3lst.
The second term will begin on April LIST, AID
end ,Iuup 2}r,l.
, 1886-03-11
/ :6w JOHN +. GOWEY. Register.
[. :. LAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA, W TIL
Entrrar-. Sth 1919

I !. = Is.EI ''FFfLE At UI.FNPIA, " Il,
February Sih. 1886.
To TIECPEILUS y. COULTER, SAM BARNES. AND ALL
WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
Notice Is hereby given that David L. Smith
mas died notice of intention 10 make final proof
before DIV Smith, Notary Public. al his Office
IN Port Townsend. ". T. On wednesday, the
tth day OF April. y H.. 1SS6. on Presumption d.
:. No 1000. FOR the Lots and :, See. ~ and
NV "A Of NE I, and Ne 4 of NV 4 OF Sec. 26.
Tp 2S y, r u west
lie names Is witnesses: c. T. Harris. George
j. Graiain. Nels Swanson an Ichn II gadJrn,
all of Quil!ayutc, W Il
1-6w JOHN F CONVEY. Register.
, 1886-03-11

{ATsNmore money tka- at an, tllrI else by
Wv sistakins IN aseney fer the best sehng
book out. Beginners succeed crendlr. None
fail. Terms free, UaLLETF BOEk Cr.. j'orifull,i
Maine iuuiE -''r--'
, 1886-03-11
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, 1886-03-11
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, 1886-03-11
ISLAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA. VT
FebrHary 9TH. lSSJ.

v Y l.
February 5th. 1855.
Notice is hereby given that Frank Chambars
has filed notice OF intention TO make final proof
before the Judge, or in his absence the Clerk Of
the Probate Court. at his Office, in New DGngel-
ess, W. T., on Friday the 26th day of March, A.
ID. 1886, on Homestead Application No. 53J7, for
the !. of SW i of See. T. and NV i of NV
IA Of Sec. II. and Lot of Sec. II, TIP. 81 north,
range G. west
He names Witnesses: Ben Chambers, Wal
ter VI. burch ana B. i. MeaghCr, of Port Ange-
les, ". r, aad VIM. Church, of New Dangeness.
VT.
I-Gw John Z. CONVEY Ecristcr.
, 1886-03-11
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, 1886-03-11
United States District Land OEce,
Olympia, ", T. Feb. 2f- 1885

Noticc i hcrelygiven that Charles I Harris
naS hed notice of intention TO make final proof
before the Judge. or in h3s absence the Clerk OF
me Probate CoErt. ct his office. in Port Town
send, ". =. on Wednesday. the ith day of April,
4. u lSS6 on Homestead Application No 5lC5.
tor tEe r :. OF SW i. and " l. OF Sc a of See.
J, Ip. > north, range II west
lie names as Witnesses: David T. Smith, Geo.
- Graham and Nels Swanson of QuiliyhuIe W
l., and David Brockwav Of PySht W. T.
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, 1886-03-11
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, 1886-03-11
CHARGES.

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DAY Pupils.
Preparatory Glass, IS 10
Junior Class .....-.............. i2
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Vocal or Instrumental Music, private lessons Is
Harmony or Vocal Music, in clcss......-..... &
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Modern Languages NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Water Colois ...........-..
Drawing and C,ayoa. Observation-Disclosures.
Oil Painting. 1,
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except by special agre. .mcnt.
Application for admission or for 1grthe- infor-
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, 1886-03-11
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building proptr.y viii find it TO their interest to
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Ro7t Townsend. W. T, April %, 1885.
, 1886-03-11
COfinS, Burial Cases and CaSkGtS.

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, 1886-03-11
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, 1886-03-11
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SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict OF Washington Territory. holding terms
ar Port Townsend.
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