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New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

NEW -GURk MIDLAND KALI IN
~ TER ARRANGEMENT tang effect Dec lS2-Trans leave
foot Of Cortlsndt and DcsbTossesstG folowb: 80.
Esr-urham and May uood s;io 1850 m; t;oo $50
6:2o. And ll;3o N. -.
For Haiennk Hawthorne Midland Park and Worten
d,t, 4 $40 10: 80 a m !. $50. t:3O, 620 'll3O m.
Park BogoA Rochelle Dundee Lake, hstetst, and
Riverside T. 1850 a. m; L. 80. $780, $40. lij30p.n.
FOR Pornpon and Montear Junctiop slo 1850
For Csmprw osI.pd BOOmingd.s and West B,oOmiasdss
s:io, 1880 a N. 400, $50 p m
por smiths Nl Chsosburgh STOCKHOLM suuatows, ogdeur
burg and Qu.rryvleST. $40 m. 1850 ,. N. -
FOR Newfoundland Flnkln hamburfh Deokfrtorn unonve
Yves. Tevp johnson Slate B hdd,town. asdoomugbugh H.,
$50 a 70. 800. t4,3o p.
For Pin. Bsh wsssoro. Fssbugs, Mouaee, Liberty Pals
and Elsnvile. si0 a. n $3.50 D. m.
RRTUREIHG-L<avs Liberty Falls at 6;S a. nj LIS p m
EIsavils ga AIS hddeows, s:3 n Ri, s;S
D West Bo.nbgdAle, 20 a m 6H N Wortend,Is
as 73I il;a3 m zJ1 lOs 6:ss 1880 Paterson, S+J,
s;41 20 s:ls, li,e I. m. 237 4;24 7;ls lt1 p
ARRIVING IN NEW.YORK al G3 $40, 1910 1880, do
$50 s.y p. m, and l20a 80 -
iDOss no, run beyond BHo"iassuEh roro,, ,.s.,
w. IN Ge,s TSfkst Assnt
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, UNITED
RAILROADS OF n. J. DIVIsOS-RronIioot ofDESBRoSsEf
ST and IRON CoRrLANDT WEST PHILADELPHIA
at $500 and s;p a. HE, 400, 500 $500. 500.
night For Phi,dslphs via Candies and For sALTI
MORE and WARRINGTON and TIE WHIST, via Baltimore, 80
n D. Fer the SOUTH. 500 and 800 Pull
man Palace cars 70 Baltimore and daily $500.
out shapre Por the WEST Pennsylvsps Railroads.&c.
sse 0e 1900 and sgo Psnsn Palace ears are st'sshd
the through rsn Esw-York Pittsburgh Chicago
and Louisville change Pullman Psee he
5:eo m daily through Pittsburgh Cinonasn LoGs
yir sc change Pullman Palace attached
daily and through to Psbsrgh Cnnuan Louis
Tad polls without change Pullman Palace
through Eew-York Pitts
bsgh wayne Chicago without change Tickets for sale
foot OF Cersnt 50 Broadway 'Da
Taxes eject Dee 2, ls7z. -
A. j. cAsSATT. Gsal Manager v. W. JACKSON Gen suIt
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
L ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS TO
TIE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trains
will leave Desbrosses ana Corlsndt-st Rernes:s .
$50 Bne Express daily except suadJ) with Pullman P,lste
Car through from Me-. IOrf 70 OIL City Arrive snsey sSoi
Wihamspe s3s; Loek HAVEN 1885, Remove l:l0 lnstoB,
5c: Cory sos Bne 745 Connects at IryIston and CORY
AnegbepV River X for As OIL Region
With Lake skere K X. for ali points West.
$50 p N, Bne Mail (dalIl with Polmab Palace Car from
Phadephl Re Arrive ssnbury 62Si WilhAmport Rio;
Leek Bsven sio Remove IL rrnssoS lo Cory slO Rrs
ass Connects Iryneon and Cory With OIL Cet and ALE
gAepJ River for the Oil ReEsD Ehs Wit" Lake Shore for
all points West m n,,, .-,,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
Gountrp Real estate tor Sale.

EISHER's LANE AND n. PENN. X. R.-5O
acre, Of bounced by Fishers Lane n
r. WngOhoekng Greek and Roust but nye miles nora
Of Philadelphia offered for SALE az 10" price
nhs 80 feet vide opened through property. Address
owner JOHN ROBERTS Minneapolis Nina bis Attorney IHos
SHPLBY, 2l North seventhst. PhladephiA
ORANGE co. FARM of 260 acres valuable
" farming land good buildings Ieeent pehborhOo part Of stock
included in price. rutland L WHITING, Beekman'st
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

sAJT-For Liverpool Sack there continued aev nqu Ah 10
steady stock ht Bah s@ bot qast hs sgp
liberal; We quote store lot-Ashohs Lveroo Fne Al
sack Worhngtons Marshse and Deskns 81 ~ "ahnfioa
90 7 Liverpool Ground 81 soc 81 e Turks ssD e per DssA
ST. Martin, 3od4Ce; and CadE at Jl1JSc.
ooHpARAryE FOR POUR ISlks
1870. 1871. 1874. 1873.
I5v Gr 81 sOa So IS 81 90 81 foasI 80 sl @4sI go
sPCES-Thsre connaed good distributing temanf for most De-
scpions and the market steady Prime Nee g. 5 NO. hs-
megs sumatra Pepper. lie Singapore r3alse VIZ oe
1ltc Glove 1oid2c Race Ginger, lOtDO5c hneAA
IldIl4c and Zanzibar Peppers at ls. alec. all gold
CraRR l.nIn \
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
,oxrAnATrvx PRICE, ~ sxw.roHK, JAN. !,



peunsyvania bib. Canals. --T4gTh
RCRThe bat the stock 10 6Tny held entSt yoo-
bpg prices 7d7lc RAngoou. and Sa8lc for Carolina
JAS. !.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
IN FORD RAILROAD--S,v York And Eev.lisyep Division.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOVEMBER n. 1877
Passenger station hsvrork Grind Central Depot Bnsnns
, 1873-11-27
U. S. District Land Office,
OLYMPIA, wasElNaroxTtsR1foRY,

+" HEREAs, ON THE tiTfp pNF OF DE.
w cember, 1872, Paran c. Pfeston, Of Sno-
hornish County, Washington bAftory jfled in
this Office his declaratory @fnent, No. 2,5Ol
lclaimidg rs pfe-emtion, rfsnt the lot number
ed four Of Section eight. in Township % No, tn
of Range 5Rast, alleging settlement and incep-
tion OF his claim to said land on the first day
of October, ,1S72, and having heretofore filed in
this once his affidavit duly sworn alleging his
compliance with the provisions and require
ments q the prs-ehtion laws; cf the United
State5, Which reIAtes to settlement, improve
ment, cultivation and residence upon said land;
and whereas also on the Goth day of December.
1879, Villa Henderson, of Snoho,Aish4 County.
Washington Territory, filed in this Office his de.
claratory statement No. 2,517 claiming as . pre-
emtion right, the lot numbered four Of Section
eight in Townshlp'29 North of Range Fast.
alleging seele1eAs and insspxlbH 6c lis. claim
to said land on the 5ih day Of December, 1879,
Now with view to the settlement Of the rights
Of allsthe IartisS interested, said William Hen
derson is hereby Summoned to appear at our
Office in Olympia, Easktn gtuni Territory, on the
26 day OF DECEMBER, 1873, at II O'Clock A. NJ :, to
contest the ehinIs Of sEiG Paran C Preston.
and then and there to show cause, if any there
be, why the pre-emption claimof said faron C.
Preston shall not be allowed - legal, and he be
permittedto enter said land
Given under our hands, this 10th day of No.
yember, AID. 1878 :. ~ k,t.4-. st.t \
'sess Z. Is% T. BROWN, Register
rRoPr. G. STUART. Receiver. M l.,
, 1873-11-27


TIMBER -STEALING..- The Grand Jury
ct the term of Court now being held
at Olympia, indicted Gen. Sprague for
timber steaEng-a crime punishable by
fine and imprisonment. His person.
organ at Kalama said so1ne tiure since,
that "the amount OF this stampage ac-
counted for on the books of the N. P.
Land Department is only the e.mpnra-
tive pittance of $1.67l." That amount
of stealing, equally divided, is enough
to send forty common rogues to the pen
tentiary three years each. Sprague,
under cover of the N. P. Railroad, sold
permits to strip land of valuable tim
Der to which neither he nor the Com
pany he represented had any title, and
carried on this system of spoliation for
some time without the knowledge ofehe
Company be pretended to represent. 1t
to be seen if tho laws cannot
IS well be enforced against large thief
rs small one. >si 4'o -,i'i'
, 1873-11-27

The CENTF ANAL. The representative
men OF Cal fol mia, with their usual en-
terprise AID liberality have taken hold
of tae pr oject Of the Grand Centennial
Inferno .ional Exposition, in earnest.
They have organized permanent Com
Mite as follows: For President of the
State Committee, Hon. Jamos Otis " ice
Pre- .ident, Hon. II. II. Haight; Seereta-
ry, Benjamin P. Avery; Bank of Depos-
ite, Bank Of California. We confidently
predict that no State outside of Penn
sylvania will contribute more in proper
ten to its population than California.
Oregon, too, has thus far shown a very
liberal spirit in that direction, and Ii
would not be creditable to the public
spirit of the people OF Washington Ter
ritory, viii L will have the finest show
of vegetable productions on exhibition
at the Exposition. if they do not con-
tribute their small proportion to the ex-
penses Hon. E. Evans, it will be re
membered. is authorized TO receive
! subscriptions and issue stock for the
same. i5 ,..a..,..s .-. I..l.o.
, 1873-11-27

The HUNGRY FooR.AIt is estimated
that some 10000 operatives will be
thrown out of employment during the
coming winter In New York. Men, wo-
men and children, with the utmost will
lingnsss to labor, and yet unable to cb
tain work, which is their only means Of
subsistence, form the saddest and dark
est picture of the present financial pres
sure. Here are persons enough to
populate a Hourishing city turned out
upon the streets, to do what? They do
not know themselves, and their feelings
al this season of the year. when warm
clothes are to be bought and fuel IS to
be paid for out OF an empty purse. can
not be appreciated by those who are
surrounded by Observation-Disclosures and
comforts of a country lite. ~ atNfl
, 1873-11-27

FALLEN Man AND WoMAN.-JuIius
Henri Browne in The Gulary for Novem-
ber says: Man sunk below his natural
level. hates and affectsat to despiss the
height where he has walked. Wo,
man, fallen from her fair estate, looks
ever back to it with longing and regret.
full eyes, He proclains himself no
, 1873-11-27
I'm PROBATE COURT,
OF King County, n. r.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
Il, DAVID PHILLIPS DECEASED

at DAVID PHiLLlPS DECEASED.s
"HEREAs, A.A DENNY. ADMI11ISTRA-
w tor with the will annexed of the said es-
tate, having filed in this Court his petition in
due form of, law, representing that al claims
against the said estate, inclu ding administers
tors commissions and costs Of court, were epaid,
and that there remains the sum OF $lS,l79 %
to be distributed among the devisees mentioned
in said will, and it appearing by proper vouch-
ers on file in this court that the same is true;
Therefore it is ordered that al persons inter
ested in the said estate be and appear in the Of
fee Of said Court, in Seattle, King county,
Washington Territory. on the 18th day OF De-
cember, A. D 1873, at 10 oclock, forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have. why the said
estate should not be distributed to the said de-
visees, to wit; John Phillips. Davip 1: Phil
lips,' william L. Phillips, Huldah Williams,
Sarah Z. Phillips, William D, Phillips, Lewis
Phillips, and DaAid Z. Phillips as administers
ier of the estate of Dorcas Phillips deceased
(should such be the in expectation of said willJ
And II is further ordered that this order be pub
newspaper published in said Seattle, for four
successive weeks prior to said 29th day Of De-
cember, and that = copy of said newspaper
mailed to eaeh Of asid dsvisees, postage paid,
and that such furtber notes, of this order be
given as the law requires. Dated November
26, 1884,. 4dSE 50 ~ W. MaYORk, 81
Judde of said Court,
3 A true COPY Of tie order of Court on record.
VI i,..ts4aT sssu1W. NJ. YORK, Judge
and acting Clerk of tho Probate Cour
Ail Of King County, W.T..
.
, 1873-11-27
HAY AND GRAIN /!
Dissolution Of Partnership,

NJ Office is hereby given that the firm of An.
derson Hopkins, doing business as Co.
partners in the city Of Seattle, King County,
Washington Territory. dealers in Furniture,
Upholstery, Door Sash and Blinds is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. r. Hopkins
retiring from said co-partnership. The busi-
ness will hereafter be conducted by John 8
Anderson en- his own account who will nav ali
debts due by tae firm Of Anderson Hopkins.
and to whom all debts due said firm are paya.
BILE. f-'~
Dated at Seattle. King County, W. r. M.
vember 21. 1879 80 fss $50
- JOHN S. ANDERSON,
s t9 e =, HOPKINS
, 1873-11-27

TIsHT- -LAcfNG AND RELIGIoN.-A lady
who had charge of young ladies' Bi-
BILE class, speaking of defective home
training. said her best pupil, eighteen
years of age, had caused her the most
acute anxiety. Rain or shine she was
always at her post. The girls whole
soul seemed 10 be. absorbed IN the
Strengthening ont of intricate tbeologie
al problems, and yet," said the teach
er, the girl was SO pale and wan that
| was afraid every Sabbath would be
her last in the class. One day she faint
ed, and m trying to restore her 1 leos-
,ened her dress, and what do you think
I found? Corsets SO tightly drawn thas
full respiration was impossible. re-
moved them and found the girls ribs
actually Tapped I took her 70 her
mother, very prominent and useful
church member, and stated the case
without reserve. Well, You see, said
the parent Fanny never had any figure.
1 shouldn't be surprised if the 'laciDgs
were drawn little too tight. HsB waist
is naturally so large that it is almost I'M.
possible to fit anything genteeiy to her.
How is your class prosperiaG, Miss
--? hope you are drawing many
souls to Christi" b.. -,..-s..
, 1873-11-27


PROBABLY FATAL AccIDENT.-Mr. Alb
brams, an old saw milllman at Portland.
met with serious accident at his sew
mill in East Portland On Thursday ev !
ening last. The Ne,os says: Mr.. Abrams
went to the mill for the purpose of Civ
ing his head sawyer Instructions for the
nights work. After his orders were
given. he turned around to depart, and
il So doing made a misstep or trippel,
hurting him to the ground below, a, dis
tance of nearly 30 feet. The workmen
quickly hurried to his assistance and
found him lying upon the ground in an
insensible condition. He was immedi-
ately carried to his home and medical
aid summoned. Upon search being
made NO marks Of external injury could
be found, but he still lay writhing in
pain. Tho lower portion Of his body,
from his breast down, is completely.
paralyzed, and his spine dislocated and
thrown ont of shape.
, 1873-11-27

worse than his fellows; endeSv5rs to pull
those above down to his fat. She adj
mits her fault: dcplores ii; is glad there
are women so much better and more
fortunate than she; strives to have hope
for the futare, and listens With beund-
ling blood to every voice that brings back
to her the spotless past. Never doss
she quite rsnounce morality; hunanity
fclsims her to tie last. Misuable, down
trodden, wholly sorsaken, she looks up
from the mire and dross and hears the
lark of her love still singing at the gates
of heaven. -
How A CLAkDEsTINE CoURrsHIPs WAS
BROKEN UP.-A mos. ingenious device
for carrying on clandestine courtship
vas brought to light by q grape skin,
Friday evening. The young lady lives
with her parents and brother on Pine
street. The youn, man whom she fa-
vored is t.ifle obnoxious to the rest OF
the family, and it has been their aim to
keeT, him at distance. As he had not
be en- to the house for some time. and as
she had not been discovered with him
on the street, the family fiattered them
selves that the ill-starred match was
broken up. On Friday evening the
brother arrayed himself in his best suit
and went down street. An hour later
while passing along the dark side Of the
street, he encountered the Objectionable
suitor engaged in close conversation with
another man. Not wishing to, notice
him he lifted his eyes above the level Of
the other party's head, and was prepar-
ing to sail by with an unconscious de-
meanor, when he unfortunately stepped
upon the skin Of a grape. and losing his
balance, shot violently into the strange
gentlemen's legs, bringing him down
upon himself. The young mans en-
barrassment was changed to horror and
4 H.
astonishment, when the stranger cried
out in the voice of his sister, Oh, Tom
how could you?" He sprung to his feet
in an instant. The stranger was also
getting up, and presenting q most re
markable appearance. His face was red
| as scarlet, and his glossy ooustache was
turned half way around, one half laying
across his mouth, and the other haggine
the lee side of his nose. ''Why Nary
exclaimed the shocked brother. But
Mary snid nothing. and held her head,
while her lover made himself scarce
The brother took the sister home, and
her mother escorted her to her room
where she was at once uAdressed and
put to bed, with hot bricks to her feet,
and quart of hot boneset down hel
throat. Her mother, who could not be-
heve ill of her daughter, declared it was
a case Of billions fever, and determined
to get the best Of it.. The lover has Sc
cured work at New Haven for the Winter
Danb,ny Nea1s. ts a11t
, 1873-11-27

my next report the harbot which thus
far has attracted more attention than
any other point Oh Puget Sound, viz:
the harbor of Seattle"
eThis-report~as made to the Directors
for their own private information, and
net for publication. It sustains in every
particular the statement of Capt. Phelps
made from his own observation with
the official charts before him. The
men who located tho terminus at that
point, the Directors who confirmed the
location, and Sprague and Smith. the
agents and instruments by whom the
bargain was consummated, all knew
positively. without a chance for doubt,
that it was fraud upon the public, the
bond holders and the stock holders of
the Railroad, and conspiracy to swim
die innocent purchasers of town lots tor
the benefit Of the conspirators- There
was no exposition of the Tweed swim
dies in New York which showed more
nefarious design or utter faithlessness
to pubic trust. Because Capt. Phelps,
an honorable and distinguished officer
of the navy would not consent to give
the tacit endorsement Of his silence to
this manifest swindle, he was assailed as
drunkard, worthless character md
the subsidized instrument of others,
than which norhing could be more false
in every particular, and the cause of
which would apply equally te, Admiral
Pennock and every officer of the Sara~
nae. 1t is we'll known that II q worthless
wretch who was the ostey .sible author,
was but the instrument of these vile
ISLANDERS. When the Sara aac failed to
find anchor at Tacoma, md the agents
of the Land Ring were ,aving under the
chagrin Of the damaging effect it would
have upon their swindle, Skooknm
Smith exclaimed: Well set Picket on
bimv' And the 7 cid.
, 1873-11-27
Private Boarding House.
agsH 4CsFgF-v- ,4ty|fAY&s ~
Front street, half block this side Of
Woodward's warehouse, Seattle, W. T
Board and Lodging, Sc 90 per week.
flsas Day boarding, 81 SO per week. -
Also Rooms to let.
FIRM FOR sale.

llACO A TRACT OF LAND ON CE-
= MGH6 dar river, j milss from Sc
lIiEii1 attic, near the south and Q
9.a1Ld4Ee9 z44!5Ee9 Lake Washington, contain
t LIZ se' ncr.s, oo acres under cultivation. good
chard OF choice fruit. This tract containa s14
acres OF bottom land, the bluff being of good
quality with coal veins in it. Also Z tract
iann obtaining 1S7 acres, . miles up Cedar riy
er, , - acres nnder cultivation, with House and
Barns in good order, 100 acres bottom I.rd T;tia
Warrantee deed. viii sell q part or All. Terms
cash, and possession given. Inquire on IN
premises, on Cedar River, King County.
!'ie. ROBERT BROWN.
, 1873-11-27

Ladies and Misses Genuine
Fu1.s,Col1ars, MuHs and
lSOaS.
ID ESPECc' - 81. iting the patronage
ANof.l. Re assus. e that kind atten-
tions patti e. Ah;sal value fer your mon.
ey is the sexar wnan y0u visit this estaelisA-
ment.
ne, FRAUENTHAL BROS.
, 1873-11-27

. 6\I9/0 q
We would announce to our
patrons and the trade in gen
eral that we confme ourselves
entirely to the following lines
of merchandise in which none
shall ontrank nor nldersell us.
..Assort.sspnts complete and GcOsss
-First.-class-
, 1873-11-27

ONE OF THE LAND RrNa CfTfEs. AT a
IoaT election in the city Of Duluth in
1872, 952 votes were rolIed; It the
general election in 1873. only $50 votes
were polIed, showing falling of
of nearly one-half in one year.
These facts prove with mathemati-
cal certainty that railroads cannot
reverse the laws Of nature by building
cities where IL ere are no natrral ad-
vantages. Kalann and Tacoma afford
striking examples to the same purport
At the special instance of our
friends Grant and Ferry, whose posi-
tons We highly respect. the publication
of our daily tomorrow, as it has been
intimated to US by those gentlemen, that
Thursday, the 9th dsy of November
should be specially setapart for Thanks
giving, will be omitted. = q iisi iioii +
, 1873-11-27

81 = aasIl< .aillo - ? s'--| sS4-4A )
;;slasei-'it.l .. a1h 4 san n@a -slsg1
, 1873-11-27

a. : -s.ag<.@a 4 = -. = sa.sz
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20

observed that when be became a Christian
bis cattle was remarkably dociIo. A friend
inquired iuto the secret why" said
the deacon, formerly when my oxen were
little contrary | few into passion aud
beat them numerically. This bad the
contrary effect and only made the matter
worse. Nov, when they do not behave
we'll, go down behind the load. sit down
and sing Old Hundred l don't know
how it is, but tho psalm tune has very
surprising effect upon my oxen. "
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20
The vagabond Sage.

An old man Of active physiognomy
answering to the name Of John WalmOt,
was brought TO the police court Hi'
clothes looked as il they might have beer
bought secondhand 10 his youthful prime
for they had suffered more from the rub
Of the world than the proprietor himself
"What busiuessI"
None; I'm traveller"
"a vagaboud. perhlp,3"
"You arc not far wrong. Travellers
and vag,bonds arc about the same thing
The difference is the latter travels without
money and the former without brains"
Where have you travelled
IAN over Ibe continent"
For what purposo3"
"0bserVaton."
"What have you Observed"
"a little to commend, much to censure,
and great deal to laugh at
"Humpb! what do you commonl?"
"a handsome woman who will stay al
home; on eloquent preacher that will preach
short sermons a gooi Writor that will not
write too much; aud q fool who has sense
enough to hold bis tongue"
What do you ccnsure?"
"a man that mprrieS a girl for her fue
clothing; a youth who studies medicine
while he has the use Of bis hands; and tho
people who elect druukard to Office"
What do you laugh atH'
Al laugh at the man who expects bis
position to command that respect which
his personal qualifications aud qualities do
not merit
lie was dismissed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-20
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