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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-02

So Housekcepcrs will be surprised
to learn that their custom of scndinC in
to ncighbor to borrow Il little butter
or sugar or other articles of diet, is
quite common among the savagcs of
Fiji. When lady iii Fiji has some
friends to dinner unexpectedly, size
goes over to the woman across the way
and says: Yak-yah and his family have
just dropped in to dine, and 1 haven't
thing in the house. How do yuu
think your hired girl would work up
into stew? Can | borrow her for q
few DAYS? Then she seizes that do
mostc by the hair, and draGs her over,
chops her up with parsley, and carrots,
and celery-tors and cloves, and lets her
simmer over the fire. Or may be the
other woman sends over and says, elm
entirely out Of meat; can You lend me
Your little William Henry for hash, or
your Mary Jane for pio?' And over
go William Henry and Mary Jane.
and they are stuck with fork and
l'asted and put on to cook gently; and
the debt is paid off the next week hv
the borrower sending back her aunt,
down cold for tea, or one of her twins
corned so rs to make nice lunch.
Sometimes n woman in this manner will
work off couple OF her mothers-in-law
or rich uncle or Il plump second cous-
in, and then she will sit at her window
and snuff them as they are cooking in
the kitchen next door, or watch one of
the company iii the dining-room nib
bling ut the elbow of her late hired Girl.
The custom seems to us an excellent
one, particularly when it is applied to
hired girls. We have had girls whom
we would have loaned to nciehbol at
any time under solemn promise that
they should be butchered and boiled rs
quickly possible.
DIar.-Old DR.. Cooper of South Car
olina, used to say to his students,
Don't be afraid of dirt, young gen
tlemen. What is dirt? Why nothing at
all offensive, when chemically viewed.
Rub little alkali upon the dirty grease
spots on your coat, and it undergoes a
n chemical change and becomes soap;
now rub it with water and it disap-
pears. 1t is neither grease, soap, wa
ter, nor dirt. That is not very odor-
GUS pile of dirt you see yonder; well,
scatter little gypsum over it and it is
no longer dirty. Everything like dirt
is worthy OF our notice as students of
chemistry. Analyze it, it will separate
into very clean elements. Dirt makes
corn, corn makes bread and meat, and
that makes very sweet young lady
that saw you kissing last night. So,
after all, you We're kissing dirt, partic-
ularly if she whitened her face with
chalk or fuller's earth; though 1 may
say that rubbing such n stuff upon a
beautiful skin of young lady is dirty
practice. Pearl powder, 1 think, is
made of bismuth-nothing but dirt.
Lord Palmerton's fine definition of dirt
is matter in the wrong place. Put it in
the right place and we cease to think
of it rs dirt"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-02

So More visitors attended tho Fion-s
ma Exposition on Sunday than any otkex.
day. sra ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-02

@ A balloon voyage to Europe is to
be made from New York, starting on
the Goth Of August.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-02
Advertising Rates

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upwards, by tie year.
~ LEGAL notices will hc charged to the at
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[,r Advertisements sent frcen a distance
and transient notices, must be accompanied
10y the cash.
u Announcements of births, marriages
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C5" Obituary notices, or poetry" append
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one half our regular advertising rates. We
will not hereafter !cviato from this ruln.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-08-02

e ~ Blanks. Bil!hcad' Cards, Catalogues,
Circulars, Fills Of Fare, Posters. PanuhlvtS
Program mes &c, irint d at r.aSoial L. rates
OrrIcz- Corner of Second and Washington
Streets.
, 1873-04-26

largo number Of property-owners in Green's
Addition, which faces tho South Branch, south
Of Twenty-socond street, aud is full Of canal
slips, made personal application to the Board of
Public Works, yesterday, to dredge out the slips
wherevor they mood 1t. All Of tho slips are more
or less full Of sediment, and navigation Is somo-
what intorferod with; hence they desired that
the Board clean them ut the expeuso Of tho city.
Thor attorney explained their views, claiming
that the city was legally obliged to do tic work.
Corporation Counsel Iu1eY replied to Ills argu-
mont, and nftor full discussion tho gontlo-
men concluded that thoir position wao incorrect.
The charter Of 1858, undor which thcso slips wero
eonatruetod. gayo quasi municipal powers to the
South Chicago Dock Company to build. alter,
change. maintain, md operate the alips for tho
uno OF tho property ownore, mud only gave tho
city OF Chicago general police Jurisdiction oyor
tho Division, making tho property subject to the
general ordinances OF tho city, but imposing no
duty on the city to keep the slips n navigablo
condition. Consequently the city authorities re-
fused to grant tho prayer Of tho property ownora.
The latter then urged that, upon tho scoro Of pub
policy tho city ought to clear tho alps vessels
outored and departed therefrom, and tho prop
erty paid tax for tue general support. This yiaw
OF the matter could not be entertained by the
Board, who did not aeem to bo fayorably i'm
pressed With tho idea that the whole city should
DO taxed for tho benefit OF private property, par
tlcularly wLen the charter Of the Dock Company
gavo peculiar and extraordinary powers, mud up
parcntly made It tho duty Of tho Company to
Keep the slips In order. In this Wow tho Mayor
coinclded, and neither no nor the Board Of Public
Works aro likely to recommend to tho Common
Council that public money bo expended for tho
Improvement and cleaning Of private slips.
, 1873-04-26
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Coroner stephons. teld On inquest yesterday,
| Oh the body OF George Swiubur1i, WHO waa ruin
over by tho cars Of tic Milwaukee & St; Paul
ha4road, on Wednesday. 4 verdict Of acciden-
tai death WIS rendered.
Tho Board Of Public Works issued tho follow
ing building permits yesterday: 4. Fuorston-
berg, 4-atory and basement Htono front, 25x1OQ
feet, No. 004 milwaukee, avenue; Phil Froober,
3,story and basement brick, 4a13G feet, on North
Franklin street.
A boy named Frederick Murphy fell through
a hatchway at tho Northwestern Misunderstanding
establishment, yeHterday morning, and broke his
loft thigh. He was removed to his home No. 40
Oak avenue. and attended by DR.. Edward Mar-
gurcat.
Tho Pacific Hotel, yesterday, sustnined it's first
robbery. Two oyorcoata aud valuable waich,
which had been left in room in the third story
by somc workmen, wore etolen while the men
wore at dnnor. The only porsons who had nc-
CESS to tho room wore throo boys, tho employees
Of the plumber. They woro ali arrested On aus
picon, but none Of the stolen property recovered.
Tho Mayor, yehtorday, revoked tho Acense Of
Clark street. noar Lincoln Park. Fisher has
boen summoned and fined aovoral timos for SOIL
Ing beor OH Sunday, and his defiance caused His
Honor to tel tell him to coase doing business alto
nlsher };i!;llt, 81 aaia he would obey ho had
tho Mayor was Justified In selecting him from
AL1pub ulb uoi6iU0r1, WHO lI60 YlbAteu tho Bur-
day law. His saloon is s'roBpectable," and, as
he Is aomowhnt Of politician, ie will make m
effort to have his licenHo restored,
Yesterday morning heavy-1aden coal wagon,
to Which was attached horHe, became stalled In
nn alloy in the rear OF No. AZ Clark street. Tho
driver attempted to mako the beast draw it cut,
and porslsted in AiB brutality until tho animal
sank down and dtod, ltB body oil bruisod and
bleeding with the lnaleB 1t had received. It took
two heavy horses to moyo the wagon. Tho
namo OF the driver IL, we rogrot to say, not
known. The wagon was from tho coal-yard OF
Il. G. ElBtrou. Tho Society for tho Prevention
Of Cruelty to Animals should bo deprived Of
their chartor II they do not discover tho driver
and hayo him soyeroiy punished.
John Dntlor, woll-to-lo farmer, who roAidos
noar Marnhalltow,i, Iowa, wont to. tho ualona
Depot, corner Of lti1zie and Canal Btreets, yes-
tortlay morning, to tako tho train for home. Bo-
ing communicative, Ao did not repol tho address
scs Of young man who told HIN, In tho course
OF m oxtonted CONFORMATION, that no Ind frleptla
in Marshalltown, and. now that an opportunity
was offered to hayo good company during tha
journey, he belioycd he would Visit tlenl, 4
third party came up aud prosecuted bill of St70,
John Butler preferred to lose tho money rathor
than tho young man'a company, and paid; tho
bill. lie did not take tho Train for home until
, 1873-04-26
De BEL OY DEAD.

The hopes entertained by Ills friends that II.
Dc Bel1oy would survive tho attempt made by
him upon Ills own life proved to DO vain. The
unfortunate man died about midnight on Friday,
and tho Euening Post and Mall published tho
fact at o'clock yesterday. Our pious friend,
tho Journal, waH ongrosgod in editorially re-
Wiling tho Supreme Court i'll tho ominontly prop
or md religious manner becoming IN ally Of tho
Sunday Times, nnd failed to hear Of it. This
accounts, in part, for the following rlayfully-
brutal editorial paragraph commenting upon tic
to mako it conBpiouous:
Yesterday we chroniclel the suicide Of In unknown
young ,aan IN chteago tho instrument r. used being
tempt at suicide Of Marquis Do Delloy, French no
benan, who has for 1on,o lmc bccn Chicugoan. lIo
suppoas there would hayo been faiuro in that essay
f at last ACCOUNTS tho attendant physician proonc-
fna Cd S hosrG u
up to raiss money enough to buy him now pistol.
Wien Marquin weareB Of Life, hts whn, should not
lion.
Tho Board Of Trade did tako up subscription
for tho borrowing family Ut tho poor follow, md
by o'clock 81 ,030 had been promptly paid in to
hlr: Howard Priostly, Tho scalpers all hold N.
pe beLloy III hgh oateem. Ho was bad speca-
ber Of Commerce, and his former companions
knew it. They knew that his fn1nily WAS sutrer-
ing for want Of money, as vol as from bittor
grief, and they serycd o donble purpose In their
generous behavior. THO amazingly facetioua
paragraph from tie journal, caused moro indg-
nation tlan amusement In tho Opou Board.
which scttled down into quiot contempt whom it
was found to sbo partially attributable to Tie
the suicides denth.
Would it not ba fur proposition that tho ed
itor Of that paper bo appointed Committee Of
Ono to hand his brilliant production to tho
ue is just the MN to enjoy the e1foot Of 1t upon
tho poor lady.
, 1873-04-26
+, LAST DAY,
REAL ESTATE.
TEE WHEAT FIELD 01 1AMERICA
Healthful Climate, Free Homes, Good Market

Healthful Climate, Free Homes, Good Markets.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers for
sale its Lands In Central an1 Western Minnesota c-
bracng: l. Tho best Of Whoat Land; 2. Excellent Tim
bar for tho mill, tho farm md tho fire; Q. Rich Psae
Pasturago mud Natural Meadow Watorcd by clear hikes
and running stroans. lin uoathfu Climate, wcro Fo-
and Aguo Is unknown.
GRAIN bs shipped llonco by lako 10 market ns
chenp1y from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois, Cars
through heso LEnds from LIKE Eupcror to Da-
koa. Pce Of land close to truck I'll to SO per fur
ther away, $at0 to 81 por aero. SEVEN YEARS. CRED
II; Warranted Dccds; Northora Pacific 7.30 Bonds now
selling at par received for land Mt l3 No othor unoo
cupicd Lands present euch advantages 10 Settlers
SOLDIERS under tho NOW law tl1aroh, 1b73 get 16o
acres reo near tho railroad by and two ros
deuce.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES fur.
nlsled from all principal points East to purchasers Of
Railroad Lands, and to 6otlors Government Home.
acads Purchasers, their wives and ohIIdron Carried
FREQ tho Northern paclno Road. Now Is tho ttuo
for Sotoss and Copnes to get Railroad Lauds aud Gov
ernnont uomeStcat9 clos8 to the track.
sond for PAMPHLET containing full information,
map anil copy Of Now Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD, ST. PAUL, MIMI,
n,4n Ns,.41, ~
, 1873-04-26

retained Tor commissions, Is ready to bo paid
Into the bands OF the General Assignee Of the
In the matter Of FarnsWorth, Brown Il Co.,
banluupta. an order was yesterday, flied that tho
National Bank Of Chicago hayo leave to sell
ninety-slx cases OF hats and caps, at such price
as shall plosso the Assignee, and that the said
lank retain 80 much Of the proceeds Of tho sale
hold, and pay the balance to the Assignee, with
the proviao that nothing in tho order shall pro-
vent the Assignee from proceeding against tho
bank for the recovery OF the money as an un-
lawful preference, or for any other rcason. Tho
bankrupt declares tho bank ought not to DO al
loHed to enforce It's preference, as 1t s unlawful
the warehouse receipt for tue goods being given
xupts when the bank Ind reasonable cause for
knowing their insolvency.
In tho matter Of Francis Munsop, meeting
OF creditors was held, at VII ich he was examined
with regard to tho payment BY him OF certain
moneys to party from whom he had borrowed
An orqar wea yesterday filed d1snplesing the
case OF tornard Barron Of al., it no objections
In the case Of shsnahan md ost tho rulo to
show cause was extended TIL Tuosday noxt at
10 q. m. :
EXCITING CASE * TIE COUNTY COURT,
A. very exciting will case occupied the tlrno of
the County Court yesterday morning, causing {.
very large attendance Of tho parties intereBtod,
The original James O'Oonnor dlod on tbe 99i
January, 1878, leaving bohlud him mournful
widow, two interesting boys, Philip, and Janiea
Booundus, and house and barn on Duttoriled
street. : horse and wagon. household furni-
morning the mournful widow Had her petition
for tho administration Of tho estate. Al tlle
BRme time appeared Daniel KerTin, also claim
anU tho administration on tho ground that Mru.
, 1873-04-26
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The New York herald., 1873-10-08

rrO BE SOLD AT AUCTION-BY DAUC ~ YouNsoN
90 esqa Ssak tse wsaus M0aSay St os0o
belonging Mrs A. NJ Barker, a saa % 20 nav ssrfoSe
order Ellis N. Crow ~'iu soio " P"J S~'.~sS'
The New York herald., 1873-10-08
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AMUSEMENTs-EiGHrm PAGE-Fourth, hfth and sixth
sihsiakt$sssssD sols%%, s.,o.,
BOARD bird ASp anS fIS,I
sRooRI9s SqtsS REaI ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD PAGE
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs-Frrru PAcr-sixth col
Cry CITY REAL Estate FOX sAIEesscosO 'i PAGE
CLEtKs, AND sALEsMEN-Enrn PAcE-second and
n, oT1i ahird ~ eolsmns. R,nIis p.cv-F,e, oo,nm,
co1cnIEN AND GxRDASEks~SisrH PAcn-Third
COAsl WISE sTEAMsHIPs-NNrH PAcE-sixth col
DANCING 2o1DEMiEs"ElcnTn PAen1Thrd column.
bSf aousEs rs I AND ux
FURNlsHED-EIcnrn PAsE-First and third col
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-Nrsrn PAcr-Fhnh and
EysEfSPFSS;.7osS1 s1ss1 F1cn7second column mi
MNNGiAnFna MNANGiAneFousTn P4snFi IN column sYannn
y9kSshD y9k Roohs EN6 nP q rs "
49,, ElcHTn PAcK-second and thr lumns
col
HELf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcr-Fhst and
HE,.p ses9nS cSlpmTs pr-ronr,, cour,n
HORSES, cARRlAGES, dC.-tlasr PAcENIhird, isarth
and dith columns.
HOUSES, KooMs. ~, w1NTED~FiTrn PAoE-sisth
INsTSUSSIioSS-F1y1n PAcn-sxth column
sD a"d second COL
MACHINERY-FIFTn PAGE-Fifth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-Fasr PAGE-SIXth column.
MATRlMONIAL-FIFTH PAGE-titth colunn.
GiLLfSEEY AND 'As% DIRE s&S&ISG-F,asr SfiT PAGE
NlsCELLANEOUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-TENrH PAGE
MISCELLANY EoUs-E,cnrn PAer-Third column.
AUSICAL-EIGHTH PAGE-Ihrd column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-Firsi column.
PIAkOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.-EIGHrH PAcE-Fourth
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
NINTH PAGE-Ftrst column.
PROPERTY OUT Or TIL. CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SECoND PAGE-Fh and sixth columns
REAL ESTATE TO EACHANGL-SEcoND PAGE-Sixth
REAL ESTATE wANTED--sEcoSp PAcE--sixth column
RhSTA URANTS-SEcoND PAGE-i ourth column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
BALES AT AUCTIoN-FiRsr PAGE-Fiith and sixth
SITUATIONS observation-disclosures PAGE
FIRST, second. third, fourth, fifty and sixth,
columns; TWELFTH PAGE-First, second, third,
fourth, fifth and sixth columns. and NINTH PAGE
SITUATIONS Observation-Disclosures PAeE-second
SPECIAL NoTICES-FIRsr PAGE-second column
SPORrING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FRsT PAGE-Third
STORAGE-SEcoND PAGE-Four h column.
TH REGATTA-NINTH PAGE-fourth column.
THE TRADES-NINTH PAGr-r ourth column.
TIE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-EIGHrH PAGE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-NrNTH PAGE-Sixth column
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
EIGHTH PAGE-Third olumn.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SECoND PAGE-Filth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, 4C.-tIRsT PAcE-second
column
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

DKOSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
L SECOND FALL MEETING, 1873.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, OCT. 2l.
PURSE No l-$100 for horses that have ne yer beaten
2:26 $500 to first, $500 TO second and $500 10 third
PURSE No $500, for horses that have beaten
2.9 $500 to first, $50 to second and $50 to third
SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, OCT. 23
PURSE No. 3-Three- yea r-0ld colt stake.
PURSE No. 5000, Tor horses that have never beaten
2:31 1925 to first, $l75 and $10U third.
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY, October "a.
PURSE No $500 for horses that have never beaten
3minutes $500 to first $50 second and $50 third
PURSE No $3.50 iree Tor all 6oO to first, $1,000
TO second, $3.50 to third and $3.50 to fourth.
Conditions same as advertised for first tall meeting
Entries close at Chamberlains Pool Room, l46 Broad
way, New York, Friday. October 10, at O'Clock p NJ
Communicate to be addressed to g. Oakley, super
inendent ls9 Montague street Brooklyn, at Chamber
lain's l,l46 Broadway New York
E. o. READ, President
GEORGE w. OAKLEY, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-10-08
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
JOHN ID. HAMLIN. AUCTIONEER
Warra nln1 annnd -f,In ln III 1,

A JOHN ID. HAMLIN AUCTIONEER.
Peremptory sale, Gy spuoIlc auction at No 2s East
seyente enth street rst door west OF Union square
comprising as fine and last Horses any connoisseur
may wish 70 purchase al having been uscd IN the city
climaed. accustomed TO and pavcments; conse-
aS asC
Harness, 6c-
thoroughbred, raised Kentucky, the K farm OF
Col branette are i5l hgn Q6 IN harness, 7years old
ton. dam the Wise mare Virginia have pure blooded
apl eirance high knee action long arched neck nne
Long branch many times the past summer with owner
s:i5 or no sale, and are warranted sound and kind;
also Brewster, o Broome street Top Wagon used only
Also M bay trottng geldins Senator. 49, high,
has record Of 2sH. Young senator was raised in
Vermont BY Jehn Elaridge, Esq and tro,tei nile one
ea e re}g a n no soGns 4 s mot ad o.
out pimpe or iant; hardy. rugged and acclimated
ani Is warranted sound and nd in particular
cbeatham Of Nashville, which is the mother Of many
ing also raised BY John Eldridre, Of Vermont and
,rotled one year ago in 2s has long arche neck hne
beauty; KIND ana amabe IN dsposi,@ion lion without iaut
10 top wagon in 2a5 without urging or framing and is
warransed sound and kind.
The two above horses were purchased in Vermont one
year by Mr. Dahlman present regard less
Of price have been used both SINGLE and double in the
dasghers @ Viii sold y desired anu
A,o an extra handsome and extra sy 81 three quar-
OLD srea By TPpgo sahb dam Beauty q Orange was
county purchased by present owner TWO years ago
rs handsome fine Tree and pleasant driver the city
horse 'rot in minutes sure AFRAID OF nothing and
IS warranted sound and kind together with three guar
kets, Robes, &c. ali frst class and in fine order
ws % posle ana perempt9ry being ane properly Of
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

A ATTEND THE GREAT SALE
IA. AT BARKER CHASE,S
CITY AUCTION MART AND New York Tattersalls,
CORNER OF BROADWAY and Thirty ninth street.
THIS DAY
"WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8 at ii O'Clock,
AND Buy
GENUINE FINE, young Trotter,
WHOSE SPEED is warranted.
READ THE DESCRIPTIONS in this column
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

A RICH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
~ Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the
Post Office.
THIRD ANNUAL SALE OF TROTTING STOCK
COLTS GtLDlNGS AND BROOD MARES,
At THE STOCK FARM OF A. II. TAYLOR. ESQ,
yyUURNNEMS yUnN R,,, svATl0N n6, ORANGE COUNTY, NEW
MT ARCH JOHNSTON HAS THE HONOR TO
ANNOUNCE 10 all interested the horse that this sale
comprises the FINEST CATALOGUE OF STOCK EVER
OFFERED All AUCTION IN THIS COUNTRY, AND IN.
CLUDES
Stations by Rysdyk's Hambietonian, Toronto Chief,
Daniel LAMBERT &C.. &c; Brood Mares by Rysdyks Ham
bleonian, Gold smiths Volunteer Guy Miller George NJ
Patchen Friday by imported Trusieel, and Colts and
Fles by above sires OF various ages s Of good shape
and developing fine trottng action The trotters, among
which are several very desirable horses, without
record, vary In speed from to 2 30
Most of the Brood Mares with foa by the celebrated
BLACK STALLION FLORIDA
Sale absolute and positive without reserve rain or
shine.
Colonel S. d. Bruce, of the Turf Field and Farm has
consented TO make purchases for parties at distance
those unable TO attend.
Special train via Erie Railroad, Chambers street. at
$40 A. NJ. on day of sale, returning after the sale
Catalogues ready tomorrow at Auconcers office, 81
Nassau street. at Office OF Turf Field ani Farm, New
York, or address A. III. TAYLOR,
Breeding and Stock Farm,
Turner'S orange county, New York.