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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-09

u what Is your buslness2 A. Speculation.
q were you acquainted with Colonel Fskf A.
O Did you see him on last saturday EVENING" A..
Q. Where did you see himS A. In the Erie Rail-
way ONCE.
O. Al what time did you see him theres A. I
between three ana half past tnree that's about the
time; II was not later than that.
@. Did you leave him at the Erie on1ce' A. Yes,
SIR
Q. Are you acquainted with Mr.. stoSess A. Yes
sir.
Q. Did you see Mr.. stokes on that day A. I did.
O. Where did you see hmP A. saw him be-
Eighth avenue; just as crossed the track saw
him sitting on the right, In coupe, with bis eyes
O. Al what tm n a. near H haif past three
q. Did you see Mr. Stokes after, that dayf A. No.
q. Did you see MIR. Fisks A. Yes; saw him
O. where was the coupe OF Mr.. stokes' A. He
the otner ways he got so far that ne could see the
windows OF the Erie once; ne was stunR close iii
the ght. hand corner; don't think ne saw me.
BY JUR0R-Was the carriage III mouonf A.
BY BY the CoRoxER-wnerea A. on Eighth avenue
o. Dc YOU know anything OF the occurrence that
took place at the Grand Central A. On my way
auarter.past i've heard OF the occurrence didn't
think II was probable, having seen Mr. Fisk so re-
o. low long amer you saw Mr. stokes was 1t un-
I'll You heard itf A. About an hour or an hour and
q. was Mr. Trsk's carriage in front Of the build
Ing when you left it2 A.
DID NOT LOOK.
O. Did Mr. Fisk say anything to you about being
threatened A. No.
q. DO you Know Of any appointment he had to
come down TO the Grand CENTRALLY A. do not;
when was at the Erie ONCE somebody called me
into Mr.. Gould's room; stayed there ten or fifteen
minutes; Old not see the Colonel IN his once after
that; when came down Broadway somebody told
me Inat Colonel Flsk's carriage had gone down.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

The Medical Cnlies" Of tt- SIT. .
South Carolina is "ac ct the oldest
schools in l;,i$ country, and has cnioYed
n r-pnsas,o, SnrnaSSad hv mo other in
stitution. Before the war her students
were numbered by hundreds, aud her
halls eere Filed with rsenlativeS
from every Southern State. From New
York 70 San Francisco her sons are found
filling high a::d responsible po>;t;ons :;
and in lie lnag list OF her alumni she
km,w> of none vino have di>grared her
diploma. The ability ami energy of her
faculty had placed her III the proud
position If the t:r-t medical college Of
the South. The faculty inowing the
pecuniary difficulty at this tine in the
way of many worthy young man wh"
would commence the study Of medicine,
have. af er the most ma,Ure and SerIous
consideration, determined to offer To-
medical students during the coming ses-
Si.n 4 complete course Of lectures free Of
charge. This step has been taken after
the most anxious aad earnest delioera
tim, and they wish it distinctly undvr
stood that they DO not intcrtl. in the
slightest degree. 20 lower the standard of
IN, dical education, or render still easier
the already TOO great faci'!t* bv which
diplomas are obtained. The course of
lccures will begin o" ~" 18th Instant.
charleston News.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
The Christian NeiQhbor
is published every Thursday. III Columbia,
s. c., OF

s. c., oy
sIDI 4. BROWNE, Editor and Proprietor.
THE NE!GHBoR, ROW in its i;th year,
continues an Advocate OF Christianity
tsaiii>t aIl other rcligionS-."war" rcli lions
III particular. As CHURCH paper, il $
80; hi@o'rd, hu; Methodist.
Though it has never a<2irod TO the hon-
3rs or proS,s of al "otficial." vet the
NEiGEBoR is a Ch!::ch paper, and an organ
"f edi;ta,ion 10 the FAMILY. the School
And the CHCGcK-to ALL who NAV read
it,
Excepting the pG;,licario, at Nashville,
Tenn, The CHRISTIAN NE!GHBuR, Ike all
he Other periodicals in the interests Of the
II. Z. Church., South, is private property.
And excepting i weekly 9; the African y.
Z. Church. there is not, hcsideS the Neigh
BoE, M''ho':i-t paper Of any SORT pub
!'S;.ed in Sonth Carolina, or within huu-
irei miles outside.
Only select Advertisements, and Iimi:cd
in number. viii be admitted.
Terms: One year, in advance. $3.50;
six months, S!.n". II payment he surely
made within" three mouths, it is accepted
rs in advance.
Any person <"niinc $500 fo- others.
shall have his own pape" ycar for
Sion; for SlI.nn SrE; Tor Others, the send
cT shall ave hi> Own paper nloIe wear
Tree: or, Cn nj! aunnn< above ones own
subscription, commission OF ~ per cent.
will be SLOWED.
Tie NElGHBoR, circulating at present in
thirty States OF the J:.ion, wants an ACTIVE
agent Tor every town and neishborhood in
South Crrolna ana hcyond.
Address: CHRISTIAN NEIGHBOR,
May y, 2l-'t. COLUMBIA. :. t..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
"WNERE TO SPEND TIE SINNER
GLENN'S SPkiXG HOTEL,
SPARFANHCRG, $. c.

THIS ce!cui.;rj WATERING PLACE
will he open '"r visitors the lnf'i day OF
Jane. T." medicinal qn.Ii;ieS OF this Va
ter are 10. c~ce;lci, anL from the uu:nero"S
wonderful cures that have hecu Effected hv
the Use OF this Wafer, am satisfied thr,
this is the place Tor all whose condition cali
be improved by the S4!rhr;ouS character Of
any Water.
ROOFS large a"i pleasant; God and
attentive servants. TABLE snrpi &c with
;hr h">t ;hc '"n:he; affords Fancy Balls
during the Suu.mer. Ten !Ia Alley, BIZ.
Hard aad Bagai"lic Tah,"S, for the ann-t.
Mont o; gr:">;S Ih.rg"S per day, $2.5n;
per week, *i3 M'; peg month, S35,cd.
Cottages 10 reng at s: l.'n and 5000 per
Season. Hacks daily from JcneSrii!e, a:.er
til" 25tii jane
". D. FOWLER.
Jane IL. 2i-ti Proprietor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
.NS@

Governor Scott has retained counsel iii
New York To institute d: once legal pre-
cepdin asains, the New Ynrk Tribune,
Tor an alleged SlanG"rous and ihcl!ouS ar.
ticle, said to have been published il thr
issue of that paper oi;E:c 27th Instant. TlI.'
Governor states that he iS determined t"
srhmir no longer to the circnia;ion Of H.
heIlons articles without giving the op.
porruuity in Court to prove the charg"s
shat lave been and ar" being made ag4in|r
him ia some Of the pnhlic prints.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
We informed By 4 gentleman who was

We informed BY gentleman who was
present at McAlilev'S Mill on last Saeur
day that, while Reister was Speaking,
John Lii;cy interrupted him to a>!: if ne
{Rei>;cr) i,ai ever invited him Liiley)
Or Be-, Michael to sleep with him
Rei>,er replied. He thanked God h,
never mad, ana never wouli.' Lille:
then >aii thar Iuc"n had done So. Az"
that the. had >iep; "ita him "ftr"
This did'r make ali the nrsroeS hnrra;.
for Yoco,p, rs was expected.
Tt!r>t.r Reporter.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
NO ANODYNE,
CATOOSA SPRINGS.
WONDERFUL. FOUNTAINS OF HEALTH
AND PLEASURE.
THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN THE sunny SOUTH.

THE BRIGnTE>T SPOT IN THE sunny South
Are located IN the pic,i'ann: region. q;
Chattanooga, Trnm, ani within two miir>
OF the Western aMl Atlantic Railroad.
These Springs, fifty two in nnIIber, EN-.
brace every v;rirgv o. mineral water found
in the famous monnrainS OF Virgin: l.
white, rcd anl black Sni?i:nr, Allegheny.
all-hcaiu= and ehAlybcate, magur>i:tn >n'!l
and iadinr MS also the wa;rr< rh.rartrri-
zirg he Mentvtlr Springs. OF Tennessee,
and Indian Springs, OF Georgia al; ot
which are 10 he found irre in abin'ancr,
within the compass 0! this ''Magic EAle,"
AFFORDlNG \ CERTAIN CURE
for Dyspepsia, Rn"urHliism. Gout. Liv r
Compla!atS, Srrotnla, all kinds O. EuancnrS
Affections, AID in fact, every disease that
human flesh is heir to-
TIE HOTEL AND COTTAGE BUILDINGS
arc in thorough coudii on, newly painted,
and entirely new appointments
THE TABLE WILL BIZ FIRST.CLASS
in every particular. 4 nIag";frent h''i-
room, luu 81 feet, AND elegantly ti;tcti
parIor$. Billiard aud bar room - feet long.
ini Il caparinrS bowling saloon.
Direct tcIcgraphic and postal colNmun;-
cation.
Tic hnid!' g$ and grounds Niil br bril-
Iianty illuminated vita -a>, atii ever" IT.
l. ! -,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

A DIAB"LIcAL OUTRAGE. Late on
We'd eStia, evening. thv 25;h nit. u
young white girl, re>i'ling near S"H:'rr,
while or her way. home. was set nro''
bv fiendish scounircl, colnTed boy,
calling himself Samson Dick, who made
i! 81" ,atr at rmpf to !avi>h her pcr,on,
but was deferred by the timely arrival
of one Of tn" railroad EN-: .lnve:>, near
the spot, in a iland-car. The father, gun
in hand, intvrceitcd III" v'itai'', ARRESTED,
aud delivered him into the hands Of the
ja!irr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

4 New York manufacturer noticed tina:
in one room the girls were merry and il
another melancholy. lie investigated aml
found That the gloomy room was cclo.r'
with yellow ochrc, the other with white.
wash. lie applied whi,ewaS!. TO the yellow
room, md universal happiness was tie re-.
salt. He Cos tn" idea noticing how happy
it made the Custom House officers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
TIL. re. Or, that Gi,,rlrS G'Cnror

The re;.or, that Charles C'Conor ha>
al last c"ncl"de' to accept the n":n!na
ton Of the Blanton Duncan Side-show j.
hardly 10 De credited O'Gonnr has t.,
reputation Of tcing man of intelligence
and it is not likely tha. he is silly enough,
after al that las taken place, to render
himself 50 cheap 4 sacrifice to ths
Grant cause. We shink better of him
;hau that.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
FSk's Metallic Burial Cases,

TIE SUBSCRIBER has CONSTANTLY OF
handa iuil.s>Ortmen; Of the above app:oved
cases, Of different patterns, besides cogins
OF his own make, al! Of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promptnes> and despatch.
Persons desiroas of having cases sent bv
railroad will have rhem sent free 0: charge.
4 Ucarsc is always on hand ana will be
furnished at the rate OF 80 per day.
Thankful 70: past patronage, the SUBJ
scrIher respectfully asks for a CONTINUATION
OF The same, and assures the pnb,ic that
no effort on his part will be spared to render
tic utmost satisfaction
4. q. CHAPMAN
Nnu.borrv - y Tri- -,
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----o@%

81 don't miss my church so mach as you
suppose" Said l;:!v 20 her minister who
had called upon her during hH:' ;!rHHs Tor
I make Bctsy sit a: the window as soon as
the bell begirs to chime and tell nc Who
are going TO church, and whether they have
got ANYTHING new.h
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
49,

A Georgia brakeman walking or the
track, didn't notice an approaching freight
train, which struck hir--not in a vita
part of his hodv-and knocked hi twcn,
ty feet into the mud. He landed Oh his
feet, picked up his ha;. ANA in excited Ell,
thnsiasrl, shouted, '.TA:re cheers for Gree.
lev; another vote saved"
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. -

An Old ?ady sast ;n!: .; !:er '.;"c 6 -
great iasn: Ore w!io is t:arfri nf ~
clcthv:, 'inn'i d:!'i: spr:c:>. tea r"ai I;,c
Bile "!:torc spelling the words, s:H
ea, = cold dinner ~ wa>i: day wi:hon'
grumllng.'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

A distinguished ru~;He~:, W., i r;:''
:cctrd with so.ae q! tie r:r>t a@ao-aH!c
families in Italy, has just been arTc*ted
at Eicrrnce, ct:arEcH wita attempting; .
murder on a whcle>a'a ~r.lc.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
-i--nAs 49, :, 70.
THE COMItXG TIME.

=
When men forget their love Of gold
imd love their honor more;
When truth is ouiy current coin,
And coanted Ger and Ger;
When Llen love freedom for its sake
For all as well a. one
Aud for the greatest good, their work,
From day to day is done;
When men throw self aside and live
For som" just purpose high,
Then will the glorious era come
When none shall fear to die.
Exchange.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

Raw beef CHOPPED rp :;no With onions IS
new 'tHed" whic:, Germans cors:':': 8
cure OF preventive Of dySeerSia as we'll IS
OF lung diseases.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
S-s--1sSs-s-----
WOOL. CARDING
AT
GO()I)J.()l1..' } HLlUSI'(jKI.

Cur CARDING MACHINES are in first
rate order, and turning out the BEST
ROLLS 1T ONLY lcl cts. per b. ii oiled
i! not, > cents extra. OHr wagons will be
in Ne" herry one" cv"ry two weeks, and
Wool left wit' N"ss:<. MaycS & Martin. will
be received. car'irt, an.i rctrrr"i FREE OF
CHARGE fer transportation. The contin-
ned patronage Of the citizens of Newberry
solicited, an: satisfaction guaranteed.
r. S. I; J. w. GOODGION.
Sep. II, 37-3m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
TN UR.ANCE NOTICE.

THE undersigned having established his office Edd General for
ored those who desire cf"c; lives
ufiou
"FcSoved the
LII" Insurance. the Companies Of the North Eas Which
greatly
:
Of
he accordance with the regulations Company,
the said premiums
(Sigre1) WM. B. JOHNSON Prest
OBEAR
Thu Financial the high
nn Sfn shows @ the Company besides Large G"aranee $n
for Of it
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

Il * said the washcrwomcR are cc!,irc
2p q wriu2.
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DI:!
wi" supervise all
Boar will Pnry
thereby making th L: HOME COMPANY
It's Of TrrSc~
and
"'':'i aPH!"' W the Directors tr loss Office in Gro i No
Life n"i
" h"" an" ii" " ;"rd and " "TTe! 20 the people New
extended 70
o; her il
y "!"1ry, and the District lra!ie
Mar If F. LOEEIAGE, Canvass
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

Accommodation Trains run cn Abbcyii!e
BTarch. JtGnda;s, Wednesdays and Fridays
On Anderson Branch. between Be!toa aud Au-
dersou, on Tuesdays. THURSDAYS ard SATURDAYS.
HOS. DODAMEAD. Genl Supt
JABEz Notion, General Ticket Agent.
SIP. II. 3I-tt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-14

WoMiN's TE, Co.-Thc New Northwest con-
tains the following allusion to a firm of ladies
who have inaug.irated a branch of business
conducted exclusively by themselves and
which has proved a complete success. The
company was organized in the city of New
York some two years since, under the fnan-
cial control of Miss King, wealthy resi-
estate dealer of that city. \ first class ship
the Madam Dcmorest, has been fitted up and
paid for for the exclusive use OF this compa-
ny. and is the first ship ever owned and en-
p!oycd lv women in their commercial enter
priscs 1t will be remembered that Miss
King visited tca-growing countries of China
and japan, spending nearly two years in the
interior, often penetrating where no other
American woman had ever been, and collect
ing the purest tea used by the natives. The
editor OF the New Northwest SAYS that dur
ing her recent visit to New York she enjoyed
several delightful drinks of this beverage at
the headquarters of the company in the base
mcnt of Madam Dcmorest's Emporium on
broadway. and can say truly that this tea far
SURPRISES the common imported brands. The
fine quality of this tea commends it to prac-
teal users and it is rapidly being introduced
into every town and village in the Union
Madam Demorest, as President of the com
pany, evinccs an executive ability of no COM
mon order, and her financial intelligence is
only equalled by her ingenuity of taste as
queen of fashion and design
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-14

TIE CASE OF WALLA-WALiA County. The
case against Kiger and his surcties, i'll The SUI
preme Court, has attracted no little attention
and comment. 1t was argued at length last
Monday and Tuesday by the attorneys on eli
Their side. Hon. n. T. Cation appeared in be-
half of the county, and Hon. Il. l.. Sharp
stein for the defense. Both gentlemen appear
to have devoted much labor and research to
the question at issue, since the trial in the
lower court six months ago. The precedent
in like cases in nearly every State in the Tn
ion has been obtained. 1t will be remcm-
bered that the bond of Kigor was declared
defective and void in consequence of an in
Temptation of the amount after it had been
signed. The presidents afforded by nearly
all the decisions referred to appear to war
rant the belief that the legality of such
change turns upon the question of assent of
the parties signing the bond. Whatever may
be the final decision of the CASE the people of
Walla Walla county may feel assured that
their cause has been fully and ably presented
by Mr.. Cation.
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DV inc 'cNtTHt,r
HENRY 6. SrRCyE.
Secretary of Territory.

CoIvMBEA ESGISE Coat the regular month
~ meeting of this company held Thursday
evening, the annual report of the Secretary
was submitted which was follws:
TO the officers and members of Columbia Engine
Co No. /: Ihaye the honor to report that our fire app
pcraus has been materially improved during the past
year by the purchase of additional fixtures. l believe
to be in good working condition any of its
pacity.
Twenty -nine persons have been admitted to men,
he ship daring the past year one La, been taken from
midst by death. the Company participating In the
funeral sClcnites three have been dropped from the
roll in accordance with orr conditional provision. for
nnnaitcudaucc and neglect of tuy: six have been
rCndc on account Of removal from town: two have
Withdrawn. and one has been expelled. The total
humber of active members is now fiity-ne requiring
but nine to fill the company with the maximum num-
Der fixed by law.
have paid the Treasurer during the past year, slGl
So the aggregate amount received from fines fees fol
membership and belts furnished members. There il
now due the Company from the same sourc : $50.
desire 10 tender the Company my thanks for the
Kind consideration have received AZ their hands dur
my term of Office. trust that shall continue tu
pull together. and sur,nount every obstacle that may
arise in our progress fire organization
have the honor to be your obi Servant.
GEORGE 5. rKRR, Sec.
Olympa Dec 10. 1872
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-14
Railroad Notice.

TINIIE undersigned having been appointed
agent to re Eel all applicatiions; TOR Rail
plicants for such lands are referred to the fol-
lowing letter:
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.
PACIFIC DIVISION.
OFFICE ASST. TREASURER AND GEN. AGENT,
Kalama, w. r., June 81, 1879.
FRANK TABBEL.L, Esq, Olympia, w. T.
Dear Sir TO avoid the filing Of conflicting
applications and errors in the descriptions OF
lands applied for in the Land Department Of
this Compatniy, desire to Ss you to n receive
land District, and when the same are in due
form forward them to this office.
Fees, il any, will be collected by you from
the applicant. Yours truly,
J. w. SpRAGUE, Genl. Agent.
i. TAHHEli, Agent, Olympia, W.T..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-14
Olympia, Dec. 10, 1872,

u During my term of office il shall be
my best cndeavOr to apply the rules so as to
secure the greatest possible reform in the
Civil Service OF the government; but it will
require the direct action of Congress to rem
der the enforcement of the system binding
upon my uccessor.-PEEIrENr's MESSAGE.
In other words Ulysses can manage the
civil as well as the military service of the
Government without any aid from any source
whatever: but no ether living nan can do it.
The tenure Of Office bill must be re-cnactcd, if
the Executive power passes into any bat the
immaculate hand that are now open to dona-
tons from whatever source they may come.
1t is a gratifying assurance that undue mod
csty will never stand in the way of the adj
vanccmer! Of Governmental interests.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-14
4 pisD( l.NMtTIDN.

by rVr GavEa:oR or THE TERRITORY OF WAsHNo-
toy
WnrEFis. the !; crrtirv of the Tcrri;D~v of
Wa>hin-tn has daily C..nvas>pd tho returns
u' Tie election i."!a IL sail T'rrit2:" ~: liz
'i.th Irv Of November, in the wear of our
Lord enc thou>,nd eight hundred and sew
citN-tw". for |, lcyate to the forty-tiIirl Con-
greS, OF the United States from said Tcrri-
tory: amt
WHEREl'. a statement thereof has been filed
in the office of tie Governor. from which il
appears that at said election Obadiah y. Me
Fal,l"n received four thousand two hundred
and firtv-tive votes. and Sol,;ciaS Glriiclle re-
rrivcl three thousand five hundred and forty
six votes:
Now therefore. l. Elisha p Ferry, Cover
uor OF the Territory Of Washington, do de-
clare said Obadiah +. McFaddpn to lie duly
elected Delegate to the forty-third Congress
OF the United States for the Territory of
Washington.
In Testimony Whereof have here
unto set NV hand and affixed the
seal OF said Territory this sixth dav
Is-AL.l of december. i'll the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ScyentvtWO, and of the indie
pnntcnce of the United States OF
America the nincty-Seventh.
ELISHA +. FERRY.
BY the Governor:
IIryRY 6. SrRryE-
Secretary of Territory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-12-14
DGWN-s0UND ITEMS.

From tho : AL Intc.li- nctr %: Dec. NH.
{ Snip Wildwood. Ui Pprt Madison ar
rir,,I nj SIu Frg.it.-,'., My. ~. - day, from
>s,.; w, wiki. II 81. tags al sugar. On Dcto-
Der "a. during u northwest gale shipped
SEA whic'i stove "a her Hkyl.i,ts, iillrd the
cabin and washed everything. about decks;
and on O-.oh..r Oh. " bile hove to. a north
west gale carried AVA her fore top-in,st and
n,aIutup !t,ltn. ir;cn STAYS. " hen the vessel
was new her owner. could not effect a sale OF
her For aS much money as her construction
cost. hut pending hprarrival at san Francisco,
we leaan from an exchange, owing 70 the
high price OF fro light she has been sold for
twice a. nHrh a> il cos, to itiid her. She has
sine been chartered fora voyage To- Liver
pool.
CoTrEMTiATEo Pi'rCHtsE. notice by a
prospectus advertised in an English news
paper 1T NCwca> tr-on-Ttne, that Il company
has been formed there for the purpose of pup
chasing threNtcnsivc and valuable coal mine
property mt Coos Bay, i'm Oregon. The price
to be paid is $500 ruO, and Il contract for the
contamination of the transaction has been
entered into between the agent of the present
owners of the mine and the newly organized
company. called the Newport Oregon Coal
Co.. Limited
C-3-Thc Coreille Vaudeville Troupe under
took to give one OF their worn ont and stupid
entertainments in this city on Monday even
ing last and as an ind,;cGmcnt reduced their
price of admission to one hall of the ordinary
rates. for the purpose. as they announced, of
- tltaDllnS the cltlIcnS OF seattle VINO were
financially embarrassed to attend" There
were just IA persons present.
Slips CoMING.-Thc following ships arc due
at Port Gamble: Ships lleroina and Pdulina
from Callao. the bark Rainier from San Fran
cisco, and the ships Transitu Alvarez and
Mvira Alvarez from EalparaisO. These ships
will load back to the ports from whence they
are coming.
U5-Thc bark Tidal Wave, Capt Reynolds,
arrived at Port Madison on Monday last in
five days from San Francisco.
lJ7Thc bark Oakland arrived at Port Mad
ison on Thursday last i'll ten days from San
Francisco.
The WALTER RlLEIGH.-Capt. Mcclure, of
the barkcntinc w. II. Gawley, arrived ut
Port Madison on Monday reports that he
passed within forty feet OLA vessel bottom up,
about forty miles south of the cape. lie
could not make ont the name of the vessel,
but there is u strong probability that it was
the Walter Raleigh, missing for about six
weeks, on board OF which was Capt. Hanson
and his family, all OF whom are probably
lost.-DIsrATCH.