The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, February 26, 1881, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextC3J glic iQattyj stj&rxau. ASTORLA., OREGON: SATURDAY FEB. -jfl, 1SSJ ISSUED EVERY "MORNING. Monday Escewedl. D. . Irelauri. Editor and Proprietor. Atriat lin'ildim, t".tc JU-iet. Terms of Subscription : served by Carrier, iter week .....!ft Cents Seiit by mail, fwsr iflnths.... ....s Seat by mail. ne year .-......... m ou free of Ptre toijbcriVrs. s Advertisements inserted Wy the year at the rate of SI -M per square ier unnUi. Iran ient advertianj:. by the day or week, Sfty cents jer square tor each insertion. I'll- rtceM .Woriau Is a utHitniKAh sheet, exactly iioiibh the iw of the Dxilv. Il is jii"! the tw periorthe fireside, eoiitainin;? in 'addi tion M all the urtfiit news, cludee mis cvMauy. afrrirtilturnl matter, market, re ports, etc. It is lninisliel to single m! k nler at ?: K) jkt 3 ear in advance. ;3f""A iiiiiiUil iiiiiHocrof small adver-t'-ejaents inserted At e-tablislieil rates. THECITY. Thk Daily ji-tobus k-H i hl '! f7l..flt75fCl O HHiHtk.frU" ihHI. H'HH- tt Khti ctmtiinrAatcalieHie frnn the city can ftcr The a-iokiax j'AUnc thcM. Daily or Wkkklt 'debuts buihy jftfJ-Hfict H'Uk out GMUtt'Hial trite!. Aitartrn HiauU ennnya or jlv itirL Ltaci orrfw at Uix counttiifj rwm. Cool anil Cloudy. The Xorth Beml is ready for sea. The schoner Spiirrnv went to ses. Yesterday. The Archer will be taken down to bar anchorage to-day. The steamer .State of California will tail hence to-inurruw. The steamer Oregon sailed from K;.k Francisco for this port yesterday. Meeting of Alert Hook and Lad der company this evening. Hon. W. 1). Hare and Hon. C. W. Fnhon returned to the city last ei till ing. A social party will be given at the Central hotel jii Monday fvoning next. The schooner Trustee sailed from San Francisco fr this jrt vn Thurs day last. The Catholics of Walla-walla con template the building f a church that will est $15,000. Besides an ujhismhI. .uinnint or lsd talent, Aworia has two brass bands which are qnal to any in the state. Mr. Wooden, the Nehalem mail carrier, did not arrive in the eit' yesterday on account of sickness. Mr. "Walker carried the mail in his stead. A little child of Mr. Wooden, of Nehalem, who was seriously scalded by falling into a tub of hot water about ten dayb ago, is rapidly recover ing. --The schoner City of Astoria took n board yesterday, at Flavel'a dock, a lot of lumber, tin, etc, for J. Wil liams v Co., and proceeded to Tanzy point. Carl. Hoifman, a German, who was adjudged insane by the County court of Clatsop county, was taken to the asylum at East Portland a few davs ago by Mr. C. Leinenw ebor. Messrs. Rohrand Davidson have the contract for moving Mr. C. H. Page's building from Hume's mill to the lot adjoining the city book store. Work on the foundation was com menced yesterday. Mr. W. G. Ross' new building at the head of Cass street, is nearly com pleted and presents an elegant appear ance. It has a tine elevation and one of the best views in the city. When completed it will be occupied by Mr John Fox. We regret to announce anything detrimental to the superiority of the Astoria Rifle club, but nevertheless it becomes our duty to record some bril liant shooting by Mrs. Win. Hume, of Eagle Cliff, who recently vanquished one of the crack shots of this city in a trial at off-liRnd shooting. Mrs Hume is undoubtedly the best lady shot on this coast, and as far as we can J earn is equal to the best gentleman in this popular pleasure. The Dorcas society, a new order for the yonng folk, was organized in this city on Thursday evening last, v,-ith about fifteen charter members. Both sexes, not less than lift ecu and not exceeding the age of thirty-lire years, are eligible to membership. We regret, however, that a complaint has been filed by several members of tile sterner sex, that the order was not legally organized. It has therefoio been decided that at the next regular meeting the society will be reorganized and carried out to the satisfaction of all. Louise, a little daughter of C. H. MeussdorrTer, of East Portland, died of scarlet fever on Thurtday evening last, The -teHiitr Cnliforniu arrived at Port Townsend on Thursday frou San Francisco, with miners and mining experts on board for Sitka. -Cattle all ai:ig iIkj Snake and Columbia' rivers are dj'iitg by hun dreds, and thousands hare already turned np their hoofs to th iinisiei. TIhj case J. M. Shively, apjvel lant, va. W. W. Parker and J. Q. A. lioulby reApomlentiS, is oti tmi at the present term f the Suptettie-ctMtrt at Salem. M. C Crosby has jts M and delivered toM. 2swloii, fowrthinisand feet of galvanized irmi water pie. three thousand i which is two inch pij. The iiOple of Astoria will mt go thirsty the cowing stiutMer. -W? ask onr friends in the various parts the comity to send us a!l items of news relating ro events tran spiring in their vicinity. Such favors are highly appreciated by us, and they assist in making our report of locni eventf more complete than it can po siblj be made otherwise. s The steam tug .-Ktna has been sold to the government at a tigurv aj proaehinj $15,000. She h to be used for surveying purposes tin the iVdum- bia river, Yaqtiina bay, etc., and i!i be ot in readiness and sail fr this jtlace as soon as iHsMble. --A young lady, after being shown through n printing otKce by her young man, tuld him that the power press imj arrangement suggested the most pleasant thought. And the 'mimnv looked from the m-braces to her wasp like waist, and said he preferred the old-fashioned hand-press. The weather at Yakima city has been terrible. We are informed that during the late freshet all the bridges over the Yakima were washed away,, and since that time two feet more f snow has fallen. Fuel is vory scarce, as hih as fifteen cents having been paid for rails for fire-wiod. The country there is almost deiopuiatcd of stock, and their skeletons can be found in every roadway. This is the closing day f the ex tensive auction sale continued from day to day since a week ago at Hol den's auction rooms. There will be an afternoon sale at two o'clock, and at seven o'clock in the evening. Mr. Frank Keeler the inimitable auc tioneer, will dose out the odds and ends .f the large stock of sundries brought to tjiis city, and offer his valedictory to the Astoria public, ex pecting to go to Portland on Sunday on the ocean steamer. In a lecent issue of the Oakland Weekly Times is presented a beauti ful word-picture of Oakland from the pen of Calvin H. MacDonald, a well known journalist and lecturer en the Pacific const. The Times remarks: "ft has never been equalled by any of the eloqpent writers who have from time to tune chescn this for their theme. Xo other man in California can write tuch an article, and it will be a rare treat for the readers of the Times.' On Monday, the 14th inst., the residence of Mr. Thos. Slusher, about four miles above Dufur'a, in Wasco county, was burned with its contents. Mr. James Tippin, an old man aged-ninety-four years, was at the house during the fire, and in removing goods got severely burned. Every attention was given Mr. Tippin, but on Wednes day morning last about rive o'clock, he passed to the other world. He was a kind j good old man, and respected by all who knew him. It is peculiarly sad that one living to such a ripe old age should come tr his death by an accident. Newton Miller, aged 22 years, had the meta-tarsa! articulation or in step joint of both feet amputated at The Dalles recently, by Drs. Logan & Richardsou, assisted by Dr. O. D. Donne, The young man got his feet frozen on the Cth of last December, near Rockville, in Wasco county. He, in company with his employer, wont to Rockville on the evening f December 5th. Late at night they attempted to return home, soma six milos distant, and on the way youn" Miller fell in a tit by the roadside (as he anys) whore he lay until next morn ing, when he went to the nearest house. His companion was tutabie to carry him, and at night was unsuccessful iu finding any one to help. The night's exposure resulted in his feet being frozen as above stated, and in order to save his life, it was found necessary to hayc them amputated. For the Oonuine J. H. Cutter old Bourbon, and the best of wines, liquors, and San Francisco beer call at the Com opposite the bell tower. ; and see Campbell. It is deserving of mention that at the auction sale at Holden'son Thurs day evening, a gentleman passed to Mr. Frank Keelar, the auctioneer, a twenty dollar piece for a dollar. The sum to be received was only half a dollar and the gentleman claimed fifty cents change. Mr. Keelar after ask ing hint if he was sure it was a dollar piece he gave him and receiving an ainrwative reply, handed the gentle man, much to his sitrrise. nineteen ddhirs and a half, informing him that it was a twenty he had given him. In ftddithrti the wife of the cap tain one ut our tugs dis covered on her return home that she had paid ut a ten dollar piece and a half ldlar for an article purchased for one h4lar. In the morning a re presentation t the fact was made to Mr. Keelar and although it was im possible Ut prove the actual receipt of the ton d4lars except from the lady's word. Mr. Keeiar left the matter to Mr. ndden's decision, he being ac quainted with the party, and the balance claimed as due was immedi ate! v returned. Alrrt Hook and I.aWUrr Company. A 4ciai incetint! of the Alert Hoik and Ladder company will be held in their hall this ex-enlng Feb. 2Gth, at 7:o"0 v. H. Bn4nef of importance uill come np fir Snsideratioii. A full :ittndier is desired. . 15. m.nhio.N, rrroiilcut. I'lerVS: C!oik!! Clork!!: Go abend, is the word with Carl Adier. He s now the agent for the American Clock oouioaiivand has iust red red a line assortment of clocks and watchv. wicss very moderate on tilt? same, with a full "iiiimntftr. Mer chants and dealers supplied at whole sale i prices. Thrrr i Jluic iu the Air About Carl Adler's music and va riety stire on Chenamus street. Pianos and organs are his steciality now, he is agent for all the finest makes and has a grand assortuiont on hand. Terms of sales, exceedingly low price for en4, or on the entail ment plan, $10 per month. Has also some t'r rent. Cakl A iu.ki:. To Let. Several riirnisited i.r unfurnished !ms ai Mrs. Muusou's Imlging house. Also, n few persons can have board if required, either Indies or geutluien. j. iv. rtiuuKou Is getting impMtiuitt waiting for emt: or thoe promiis to pay balanc es due ih account of steamer Magnet. He don't want to make costs, but is liable t; io so. Suairtlitnc NVn and C'hoict. Have you already tasted the delici- oili tnril.f(l nti1imc .YiM!liiitlv adapted for luncheon or supper" If not, try them at once. Ask your grocer lor them; they are put up ex pressly for fauuly use. MalletM, Uaff and Copper Handle. Canneryraens work will be done in goiKl ttjie by Henry Gallon, Astoria, Oregon. If von will uive him vour orders now he can be doing the work iu dull times, making it advantageous to all panie. Fresh smelt at Warren t Eatons. Fresh leaf lard at Warren and Eaton's. -Mr. .Icdm Rogers, of the Central Market, has made arrangements to keep all the liuest frosh fish, etc., m their ssason. - P. Wilhelm, Boss saloon, opposite the Clarendon hotel, Portland, Oregon. A nice lot of eastern oysters at Roscoes, arrived yesterday by steamer Columbia. Call around. ou will find them first class. -Ashland. Pa.. .lune Jd. 1S80. case of spavin that came under iny observation was entirely cured by one bottle or your Kendall s Spavin Cure aim the horse sold afterwards for two hnndreil dollars, i ours truly, C. H Barnard. If you want a good big oyster stew in style, call around to Tom Smiths, next door to P. H. Fox, Main street Astoria, Oregon. Open at all Ipjiirs. Lawyers briefs printed in line style, at 1 hi; Astokiax ofhee. Frank Faber has removed in to Dr. Kinsey's building on Water street. On the road to the steamer dock from down town, before break- tast, it will now be handy to drop in and get a cup ot ooiTee. Bath tubs, water closets, sinks and hot water apparatus, iiirmshcd hotels and private residences, at lowest rates and shortest notice, by Magnus C. Crosby, at the little tin shop "round the corner. Gray's wood yard is now fitted up on the whan foot of Benton streot, and prepared to deliver wood to any part of the city snwud to any length, and full measure. Since the Chinese started to brew 'choup San Francisco beor" there is little or no demand for that article any more. Cull for the Columbia brewery beer, if you want something good. Warrantee deeds at The A.s- j tokiax office. S.vphon Study Lamp. Hon. I. W. Case, of Astoria, in placing the new Syphon study lamp on the market, would call the atten tintion of the trade to some of its merits. Its illuminating qualities are not equalled by any study lamp m use. It gives a hteaIv, brilliant light; is free from unpleasant odor;does not drip either when burning or- not burning; easily lighted and trimmed, and is without exception, the most conveni ent lamp to fill ever made. Directions accompauyin:; each lamp. Call upon Air. Case and buv one. He sells them at remarkable low rate3. From a I'rominrut Fliy-iriaii. Washingtonville, Ohio, June 17th, 1SS0. Reading the advertisement of Kendalls Spavin Cure and having a valuable ami speedy horse which had been lame from cpuviu eighteen mouths, I sent to you tor a bottle bv express, which iu six weeks removed all lameness ' and enlargement and a large splint from another horse, and both horses are to-day as sHind as colts. The one bottle was worth to me one hundred dollars. Yours truly, H. A. Bertolett, M. D. Read adver tisement. Central Hotel. The Central hotel, near the steam ship dock is now open for the recep tion or quests, where the well known caterer, Mr. Anton Beloh will always be found ready to wait on his natrens: He has had the above named house thoroughly refitti-d by Messrs. Pike and Stockton, our well known artists. Call and sue him. as he has the finest brands of liquors and cigars to be hail in the city. Tin IMatr, PicTln. F.te. Geo. W. Hume keeps constantly on hand, and to arrive a full line of fish- ennou and cannery supplies, at prices which defy comiK'tuioit. Parties wish ing groceries and those intending to run mess houses should inspect good and obtain large discount from regular price. AML'Sh'MKXTS. IllI.I.'s Vakiktiks. (m. Hill, proprietor ainl manager. Kn-il !eiv. -stae iuaiiat;er. A. ( );tntintt-r. Kiiilcr of on'litstni.ico.IjMiubeit. lender of hrax IwihI. Tt-iiili: new lir.st irt. new aet. aim new olio. .Mr. .Mekeroii in his fitiiisiii", Mr. Mai'ly in liiseliain pion tdo dMiiie. Mr. Mrk'e in new ontjs.Miss Morrison ith Inrr iMautitiil H'Hlisnis. Mr. IJmee will exeeiite Ids almost woinlerfiil snare drum xlo, and Mr. Cere in diitehisiu. The entertain ment will eoiniiK'iiei' w ith a new Jirst part, ending with -Our Circus." Mr. Hill has ptmen himself a very ixiuiilar witon-rtii the puhiif tastes and will con tinue to exert himself to do mj inthe ru ture. Priee of admission reniaius the same. Nine jeep!e on the first part, and an exhibition coital to any on the coast. Mr. Hill invitfcs criti eisin. I'oine and see for yourself. Nevv orchestral s.tHtiniis and new music on the maiid stand under ".he leadership f Mr. flcorse Lambert at i-:ai v. m. The entertainment will le.yiii at 7'J'JtH: m. Eiitrauceon i4utim Mrcet. Private Imxs on CheiKimiis. To-nitilit. our new play the -Auction Store." .Sroldem. I'has Xickcrsen: .Spieelcr, Henry MaIey:Jiistcr.('has.E. Uanie:ioliecman.Morice. Other char acters by the full company, buyers, cap ixjr.s. bums, i'W etc. First appearance of Mfes l.ouis:i Baldwin, also the won derful child artist Little Ida. I'ururtt'M Cocoaine. The liot hairdres-sinti in the world. Burnett's cocoaine allays irritation, removes all tendency to -dandruff, invig orates the action of the capillaries, iu the highest decree, and has earned a deserv ed reputation for promoting the growth aud presenilis the beauty ofthehnman hair. Iulies dnsiu; their hair elabor ate for the eveninjr will find that it im parts a health natural ;1ks to the hair, and will cause it to retain its shape for hours. I'liruull's rtaoriuz extracts are used and indorscil by the best hotels, confec tioners and yrocers throughout the coun try. They an; perfectly pure. A eolith, cold or sire throat should be .stopped. Xeulect fretpiently results iu an incurable Iunu tli.swiseur consump tion, i'mwifs Itrouchial troches do not disonler the stuiuaeli -like coush -. nips and balsams-, but act directly tm the in Ihimeil parts, allaxini; irritation, -jive relief iu asthma, bronchitis, coughs, catarrh, and the throat troubles which inj;en ami public speakers are subject to. For thirty ear- Urown's broucliinl troches have lieen recouuuended bv ph.siciau. ami always ie jierfit't .satisfaction. Having lMen testeil bj wide and constant use for nearly an en tire generation, they have attained well merited rank among the few .staple remedies of the age. Sold at 25 cents a box everywhere. For the best Beer in Astoria, call for the Columbia Breictry litre, acknowledged to be superior" to all others. The handsomest show of jewelry of all descriptions is now to be seen m Adler's jewelry department. John Rogers has just received at the Central market a large invoice of coal oil, assorteds brand, and for sale at reduced rates. He also keeps a general assortment of groceries, liq uors, tobacco, cigars, fruits and vege tables of best qtmlity, which he offers ai small profit for eash. Max. Wagner's San Francisco National brewory beor can't h beat. Kendall's Spavin Cure is used from the Atlantic to Pacific coast. Advertisement iu another column. Pianos and organs for sale n monthly installment plait or for rent at Adler's. Two cart-vfe tSnriice limbs iust receivedjjunUs wiod yard. Send in youforderslfii time. . A full assortment of counter 'and grocers scales em be found at M. C. Crosby's, at bottom prices. Attention every one! Have you heard of Kendalls Spavin Cure? See advertisement. I X L STOKE ! ! NEW WINTER GOODS ! ! AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TDIES. Clothing for Men. Youths and Boys, Overcoats and Ulsters. Boots and Shoes, Hats. Furnishing Goods, and Fancy Goods. Iitlicsniid 3Iisses furicr-ucar. Hosiery. Ire.ss Cioods. CassimoreH Waterproofs, flannels. Canton Flannels. Linen Damask. Xapkins-. Doj-lies. Crashes. Towels. Felt Skirts. Trunks. Valises. ZVotions. antl an Elegant Stock ot Zephyrs and Fancy Yarn, Ih fart the largest and lieWH-k in town and at the lowest priVr. rS('all oh we before imrcluMiii; If vmii wWi to save money. C. IT. COOPER, I X I. Stre. Main Street, near Parker House, Astoria. CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE Ss BEDDING . AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN TOLES Coiisiriete iu eery Uniiieii. ASTORIA M. MEYER H AVISO EVERY FACILITV FOK HE tide. I ain no prepared to furnis tbe OF LAGER BEER, AT a CKXTS PKK (iALLO AT $1 50 PER DOZI'IV. 3f"Fainilie and keepers of public houses promptlr and regularly supplied. M. .MEYEK. Proprietor ASTOKIA. QltECDX. THE COLUMBIA BREWERY "LA&ER BUR IS sri'KltlDi: TO MOST, AM) IS KXJ'KI.I.Kl) UY NONE OX THIS COAST JOHN HAHN, - CHENABIUS STREET, c-iTOnlers left at the OKKMAXIA UEEK 3IISCELLANEOUS. . LKlXKNWKUKi:. ii u: a. il i:i:own. KTABI.lsllKD lstT Leinenweber & Co., ASTOKIA, OKEdOX, TiMRS kM CDREIERS, Miiiiutaittiters :uul IniMirtersnt 4 I.L KINDS OF X3Sja-T"HC"E3"E?. AND FINDINGS'; AVIiolcvale Dealers in OU, AND TAJ.L0W. MANUFACTUltKUS OF BOOTS and SHOES fttrlHj;liest eash price iaid for ides and Tallow. CENTRAL MARKET. Ceiieral aortweHt of table stock constantly mi Hand, such as Canned Fruits and Jelly, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard, VAiUS. BI'TTKIt, CIIEKSE. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, FISH. I'Ol'LTRY .IXI A3IF In the season. CIARS ,4.D TOBACCO. Best of WIXES A7i1 I.KRJOKS. All cheap for CASH. CinmIs sold on com mission. Opposite 1. W. Case's store. J. KODGEKS. D. K. Wrkg. T. W. Eato.i Astoria Market ! OPPOSITE O'CCIDEXT IIOTE! , ASTOKIA, ... . OREOOX. WAKKK.V A: KATO.V, Proprietors. (Svctimr Warun ur JlcGuire Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fresh and Cured Meats A full hue of FAMILY GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED HAY, CANNED FRUIT. VEGE TABLES. ETC. ?a-Batter, Eitrs. Cbeee, etc. ceiuumt); on band. r ship ppKe at ikelowejt rates. Washington "Market, Main Street, - - Axlorta Oregon BEUGMAX C JiEItltY DEsPLCTFtLLY CALL THE ATTEX- jLitton of the paWic to the fact that the above M aruet will always b applied with a FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY or FRESH AND CURED MEATS! Whieh will be solil at Wk.i ritu Trt-.nfo..!. and retail. Special atteetioc riven to sappij- LETTER HEAD PAPER, PRINTED OR PLAIN. OF TIIE BESI quality at Ihk Asiop.:as office. BREWER!. Proprietor. MASUFACTUKE OF A FlltST CLASS AR. public with the finest rnality. for cflab. BOTTLED BEER, PROPKIETOE, ASTORIA, OREGON. llAl.I. will lie prompt! atteitiliij to.-n MISCELLANEOUS. "A Merciful Man Is Merciful to Ills Heast. i .LjI il T.I".A-. ALREADY S0LD ! ! A treatise on the WMf Jl And his Diseases. 1 B.J. KoYDJLLJLTf, Pnllof Valuable nud I'raetlcal Iu. rerruatlon. unit 'eutnJuin: an IXDr.X or OISKASKS. Which gives the syimittiius. tsiiLte and the Best Treatment of each ; a table "iviiis all tbe principal dms used for the Hoie. with the ordinary dose, eHects. and antidote w hen a poison ; a table with an enjjravim: of the Horse's teeth at different ages, with rules Tor telling the a-eof.the Ilnrse: fi.-entjrav-injCN showing the imiNirtaut ixdnts iu the structure of the horse. aNo illustrating posi tions assumed liyslck horses in ilifferent dis eases. A valuable eollertitm of receipt, many o which would cost a horse-owner three to live dollars e:a'h. EVERY FARMER SHOULD OWN THIS BOOK. Thousands who have seen it umimcud it, and many good horsemen have extolled it in thi hfcnest terms, even .stating that tliev prefer it to books which eost W tO to .io W. Do not throw away your mone in the imr ehase of eostlv hooks on the Horse, which are mi full of Iuin iihnisos and technical terms as to he unintelligible to the average retuler but. BUY KENDALL'S TKEATISE, A book of lou pases, iu paper covers, ftivinn jou more practical information than is con tained in some large volumes at far higher cost. Havinir examined this book thoroughly we are satisfied no HOKSE-OAVNER Would hesitate a moment about investing 25 cents in Its purehase, if he did but know the value of its contents. Kecosriiuing the de sirability of bavins such practical iiifonna tion as our fanmns friends daily ueeil hi their biLsinesK. proviiled at reasonable cast instead of being obliged to pav the enonuoas profits demanded bj the Publishers or most Agricultural Hooks, we have secured Several Hundred Copies Or this valuable little Treatise ou the Horse, single copies of which we slmll he irfcused to mail to any reader of this paper, Mtage pie paid by us, ou receipt of S3 PZEZ-NT'OFS. Keuiittaiii'cs may be made in currency, sil ver or stamps. Semi all orders to I. V. IltKI.VM). Vstona. OrvguH " I. "W. 0ASE7 LMPOPTElt AND WHOLESALE AND RR TAIL DEAJ.ER IN GEMRAL mchmm Corner Ch'iwis and Cuss -4rtJts. if MW rSrr ffM (ASTOKIA - - - OREGON, ; Cedar Floats. THE rXDEHSIGXED WILL BK PRK paretl to funilsh to onler. iu lots to suit, , and kept constantly on Imud. CEDAll FLOATS. ZrAUljS. HAXDLES. tc. for sale at low est price. I Address, or call uimiii PKTKl:S X & A XDEItSOX, (12.4 Oak Point. W. T,