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New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW-YoRk.. ....-......

PORT OF EEW-YORk. .SLPE IL.
CLEARED
seaasSip fypt tBr. GrOgan. Liverpool via Queenstown
s;,aisnig Victoria rl uederwieA. Glasgow Henderson
steamship lGerl, Leist, Bremen via southampton
steamship p. Caand Dutch Deldss, Rotterdam Flneh
Steamship stsiIuann (2eg.l. Leehere, Antwerp Fuich
stcafshlp city Of Waco Grcenman, Galveston via Key
Steamship erovcker. Kenble. Neworleans Clark
s:ramship VIM G. Hewes C.ick. Brashear La, Charles A
seanship san Jscinto Harari Savannah w R. Garrison
Steamship charleston Berry Charleston J. W onn'srd
Seam-hip wyanose Couch Norfolk. City Point and Rich
mond old dominion steamship o. ceors,.o,n u q
C. Kenyon
Steamship whitney. Ho,lett Boston, H. T. ihosS
sp s,rs,eaTn br JaTn,n' ise1o, ofe or Faatb 1a r
orders. Bonham & Boy,sen: - ,,,., a.,
or1Srs. ret.is-, Bocein,nn a 90.
Bais Besse simpson Orb BRADFORD Montevdeo j. North
sr. fomo ,Nor Larsen Philadelphia T,tsns BOcknann
Bs Alton (Br copp. Gibraltar and Malta John EOyntons
big Jennie A. Cheney Perry, Rio GrAnde do SUI H. p.
Hr,s ToTid Zone (Br cOor Prince. r. Murray
sch " g. Il. nowrJ, Eaton, ranpco. Theoaud Bros ca
s22r s22r Es%a Es%or Sl bl l'iHH" & iIa Sta
selr L. Warren, Geisnn Beaufort 4 g, W A. ,Iol'aea
sShT ssr Hs%f y &ea ' aiysy sas f Co
schr Fashion, Carberry. New hasen Cartwright DOYLE
S.hr Mara l. ileArn, Morrel, ,iarosJ kIc.ctt & Bro
soOp Lotus Nelson, SOnth Auiboy, Weaver ~ Stclry
ARnivEB.
GermanC tIT.l Kennedy Liverpool SEPT :, and
Queenstown 81, with nrdse. and pass 10 y. j. ,.rtiS
stsanlshp Dakota (li koryth, Liverpool sept aud
Oueeusfo wi 2L with pass TO nLians & Guion
ftsamsnp New-OrI.lus Dearborn, As~OrleaGs sept o,
with ~ i.. a.i pas Clsrs :. seanan.
eansp icnDoni. heiy, Lewcs. Del. with mdse To Old
Dou1irlpn alnShlp
st.am.hp Eoanor Johnson Portland With Eidss and
4. Auex
q .l. II-sA
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. SEPT. IL

No Steamship Mails ~ - - .
For ind Nolico by the searis,p City OF Havana,
Tnivef
For Eurore via Queenstown and Liverpool hy the steamship
Dothnia uisiis close % IL m. S;ippemstory Mall &,
closed AZ p NJ Steamship calls OF p n' tF0a Cmlard
For Gcrmsay, Denmark sweden anu Horysy. by
closed iJJ Ss-aasnp SAILS At p iIuin iier foot
For Hay by Sae sieamsip Wilmington mails close at p
m s:c ln:sii. ais D. ron r No l5 East River
FOR Asp:pS ALL Panama. the Central American sota
n SappleI nt4:y NAL Is g , sss ALL a. IL NJ Steamship
sails at IL LIZ hon r. PsI y " S%Iih rayef
For EqsoR u. Pymqnh ~ ad Haoas by ne
netruy m troI 1,sr a, foo, Of fnist. ueIoten y
HayA 0y cy Of S yes cTq mails al :. Sc =.
ship ,als al 8 y M. from fisr 40 3, North Iiv,r.
No steamship MaiI;. '''
SATURDAY. SEPT. Ia
England wales ana Ireland, via one ensto wn AM Liver
pool by sicslnsiip City OF Chester mas close al m
20 Supplementary Mall Steamship sails at m, from PIER
For scotland only via Glasgow by the steamship UtoPs
nsais close stia IN. No sall.emsnaty Iil stesinAhp
tor France direot iavre. by the steamship Amerilue
a COS a. sr % ier SS stNsessy Sa So Nsrs 1er f1
contnent Of Earo?s va aoa;-IIn % ,'a 1na htesn @
by the steamship ithein mails close al iio ~ hp
Bn M from Pier foot 4 Third st., Hoboken.
Mailsor Key Wes by the ueanisp t1y OF ansn eioe al
IN Steamship 'AI ~ Sp4VsES9 y w. S 'O ~
Mails for japan shanghai Hong n h9ng Sd aepens' @
shp CITY OF Toio TO sal from t.n rrnc.;so On o.L l.
Mall ntended for this steamship soa1 pe p9s'e' "a
All nals close at ii O'Clock III Ihe fooso"ee Is sps"
fr sa ~ N. To IL q In
Mails for Newfoundland close st the New Yoff Post Nos
''s az aHy or r as. TAX "a g. eio-.a Al Ii. Tost
oGss every dAy ~ 6pA
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
DECIsiONS-SsPr. IL.

Supreme Court aar,Jers-Bv Judge LawrcnCe.-
Herl e BTennan. Case AID 2merdmentsas did iio"k
sg ;..l bgndlc of pIs suaT:tL'd
t"c seLOSal hers minu,cs charge ad TIE Emets
r5 the .aaC, Lu. tho the must b. sp
llel.
.SMpe,ior Court Char3beS-Bv .Trdge Curtis.-Iies-
Alcai.ot:o 10 yce oder arr"st denied. with
cp,s Lubcl et Guo1lI iOtVl 10. :pioi. i9nt o. .
dcae "piOl Cochran ast GotteI ald rt al Al
10. alce defendants Oi SO.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
HoyORs TO JUDGE WOODRUFF's MEMORY.

The United States Circuit Court and the
Ulied States District Court viii not be opened until
"Wednesday in ordcr tat the .ne.uoers OF the
bar may opp1rI unity of Attending the funeral Of
The late Judge Woodruff, which Will tdAe place to-Tnor
On Wednesday appropriate action rel aiiyc tO the
death OF Judge Mooirl VIII be taken in ;hl.e cuUrts
ard call /" III cir uation for general ..ny oi ts
bar Thursday % honor his memory.
Il is ala that either Judge Aitchuri OF tho S0utlern
Dis. Tci Of NcVN cr, !udg Bc.crt Oi the EaatcIn Dis
tricL % Newl 0s Att3rc yteDeFal fcITepOnt. tie
I!nn. !;oDe.t >. Ia, viii bo Judge ,.s nuCccgsu
Mr Hilc candidate for the office Of lut e Of tnc
Se.Oud judicial C!Ivut vixen Judge woodruff Was ap
pO.nted.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

N,.,.u, Gloue.st.r July 81, IN ballast

Bark sknfore (or Nielsen Gloucester July 81. IN ballast
Big Mst S@:tli,:. A1s % 10 with o'd.'
sehr %ls1andT,a tof Janssport RanlRnrbam Miller'
Creek. E 8, - dars With pssT,r 9, M,rr,0.u Hills
schr Julia r. Floyd sQulEea. Georgetown & G., day'
schr Ro rrsbce shulee n s. % days With spil,ns o.
schr Goorgietta oi EsGort). Curtis MIX River Jam 20
senr Aeora of Machas, Robinson. Windsor N s.. II days
schr Mazda ios stanley BATH with lunber
sSsI bs;ss hf soF. T:1si i
s. 10 days nS wn I.p ps.S Whe.er noctrr Me- with lime
schr Win H. ssrsent Sargent Bangor. gtil aaher
sSsr Tasis 6aSn 6a, srssp St st sSsr
s,.,nsnp. Main. for Brsmar Victoria for Glasgow B,t
s.S 1,y E, ' J. s .st s @ @
p sT1"s,SS
er Ss ar Mnra An''" asSr r Son
town; brig Johsnne Asryareihe, for whieha'en
FOXEIGS POK1A
orrr,srowy. sept 1.-THE w'iams . Guon Line steam
sp i4,o @ nedd' lin, IN IN s,eanshp cytla ians ron
YORK sept l. or Liverpool arrived here at midnight OF The
sept lTns General oT TTpn..,nS M G%P.Hy IaP s.
f%r ,hs sarsY TacS Ss ststf' k.,r EGns n"f
r. tdua. Hort!ern ueel Lac si,neo' @ & Ens and san
" A@SSa ar, ATg x oIe oi {" On IN o h & EoyS s and
ysiaa MonserA Arrived o. out .isai IN y,n nA bene b Hsy
GsshDsnn rctSr- and Aena Arrived grt % on che ii.a
a1 % the ;ssr raj a. Briso British America Iyp.tns 9aeea
Of Hearts O,olina H. y. Cove, Ore."s ChLIl9l,, asIS
ahce ister at Efisto; Bouto Wei worth, Enter V''
AIancs j. H. Lane, tle last two At Liverpool
OCEAN GROVE j.. aspt. PaASrEN rae scnr NJ rorsnsy.
Cart seaman hr. Frsha bfor' reported Is ~
ha' mi ~ shark River Her cargo of s"se
Is no. beng discharged Tho vessel ~ III gooi cohtoh
oTau SEPT iis :.p Ioai,n No.? Is a.sSre n naa
been dispatched TO her assstaDee-
MOTTO T. To MAuTNtRS.
OFFICE oF THE II HiIIoUsR INspECrOa, THIRD DfTIcT
l. = III IL u, n.
spcr buoy, horizontal spcS ma! Oesl pae,i - " l
.aIyrr Roc on Hedges Gsr,:inefs Bay, New YORK
II IA i, 10 fect wa.r win passage eitler aanL Ihe
bearings rue) prominent objects Crar lsand lag u
h2usr. " by = "A hala Head, y. W. W.; Fiuil As.4nI
III, ,ltAolso, n. by T.. . r.
IlSlthouse Inspector, Ifhrl DistricI
Tor Latest S.iy NetcS sec fum iHg'.l
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

the side and to dviI government the other. Hut
for 800 tho Church has reachoed the words Of
savior Give to the civil government under which y3n
1.-Two that civil ohed dence which citizens you should
give hut give 10 God the supreme honor and reverence
wbch s due 10 Him. And should the Jaw Of civil govern
mcn and the law OF God in conflict Il In your
duty first to Obey the law Of God
In Ike manner the Saducecs tie hdels, and sensin
lists OF the day were the prototypes Of others VINO have
since come and who will continue 10 come to tne end OF
time But SIN God Is eternal and His laws are eternal
and those Rws will eterney condemn the worship OF
passion The PhaIi.ees also the hylccitcs who away
accused the Savior OF every crime which their evil nag
natiCn could conceive, have their counterpart in the
PEarisees the religious hypoerites of all Vlo con
stanty accuse the Catholic Church Uf every crime Such
have been. such arc the enemies OF Christ and His
Church The preacher concluded by cShortng his hear
10 beware OF false doctrine the lcaven OF the Phsr
and 10 stand fast by the golden rule, which the
savlor had laid down Of loving God above all things and
our Deighbof ourstlye6
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

MINIATURE ALMANAC ~
Sun rises w $50 sup d Is Moon sets. 3l7
~ WAFER THIS pAY-A. ~ .
Sandy Hook 6,5s Cows Island 6:3 Hell u. Ferry. S22
HIJH WAFER 1uls DAf-h NJ O., q
sandy BOOK. 62l COWS Island 200 Len " ferr' oit
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
fotels.

MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3stl-st. and 9Th.
N MURRAY hin. The most dsghtfnly ac atsi AoaE
hotel IN the city, American plai families wishing 70 loeae<
Tor the Winter make favorable arrangements. w.
FISH, PROPRIETOR
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

TUESDAY, fi.PT Il
For Havana and Nolco. by the stersp City Of Havana
mails Gloss at Supplementary hail ia closes, st
2lJ \. Steamship sils at ..Ul t.sr No. j. NoitA
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
Board and Rooms Wanted.

4 LADY TEACHER of the PIANO, expert
~ ar.ed AMI succe .il wishes exchange lessons tse
com Portable board best Of refcreaooA
Address LEE, Tribune Office
SNANTED--Bctween Lexington and 7th-
w aves 2Oth aid 5Oil St. all uniru.Saei sEtuN0
FLOOR IN private honSe with o,ihron AMI gas oy fanny
o hrro its Terms not exceei $50 per month, win a
witnOut breakfast. u, oc
Address II, lilonho pnio~
, 1875-10-07

|
A GOOD Word FOR THE BLACKB1RDs.--
A farmer writes from Woods Hole to
the Boston advertiser: ga few days ago,
as the barley in my fields was ripening,
the blackbirds began to gather about it,
and my farmer began to anathemize
them as thieyes and robbers. feeding
upon what they did not sow. 'Why,
said he, they come in clouds from Nau.
shon, and all about u.s. Notwithstnnd-
ing, told him. was satisfied that they
did more good than harm, and they are
welcome to their share. The harvest
began, and as the mowers reached the
middle of the field they found the stalks
Of the grain stripped and cut up by the
army worm. When the barley was
down they began to march out OF the
field in compact stream through the
barway into the next one, and here we
clearly saw what the slackbirds we're
after. They pounced upon them and
devoured them by thousands, very ma
terially iessening their number and
their power of mischief. These army
worms have returned after an interval
of eight or ten years.
, 1875-10-07
lFROM DAILY OF SATURDAY. !

New DRAY.-We We're shown
this afternoon a dray built in
this city for Mr.. David Morris,
by J. w. Hunt. The dray is
heavily ironed throughout and
is, as Mr.. Morris says, a much
stronger and better one than he
could get from the East for the
same money. Mr.. Morris found
at what cost he could get one
from Chicago and it was exactly
what it would cost to build one
here. Consequently he gave the
jobito Mr.. Hunt. Eta few more
in this city would act in asJsen-
sible a manner as this, it would
result in building up numerous
small manufactures of this ma
ture, as well as in keeping in
circulation here a large amount
Of money now annually sent
abroad. Mr.. Morris rejoices in
the possession fthe first wagon
as wel[as in the first dray ever
built in Seattle.
, 1875-10-07
News TENS

TJefferson County Jail is now with
out an occupant-for the first time, we
have been informed, since its erection,
In 1861. .TO2 THa1{si KIT D..
~ Underground mining, at Sehome,
BE temporarily suspended for week OF
two, awaiting the arrival of the coal YES
sells to deplete the shutes.
H Steps are being taken by residents
on WILDLY Island for tho construction
of q wharf at Hancock's Landing and
already some seven hundred dollars
have been sub soribed for the purpose.
When the, structure, issr completed a
steamer will be laid on between that
point andPort Townsend. "a
, 1875-10-07
puget Sound 9ispattl..
FROM DAILY OF THURSDAY.

SEATTLE d WALLA WALLA
RAILROAD. "A proposition has
been made by certain parties to
the Seattle 4 Walla Walla Rail
road directors to take up and
build, ready for the rolling stock,
the first section Of Is miles of
their road. A meeting of the
directors is to be held this even
to consider the proposition and
there is not a doubt of their ac-
ceptance Of it. The building of
the first fifteen miles ensures the
completion of the road within
the next two years.
, 1875-10-07

Eb 1t is reported on good authority
that eleven of the jurors who sat at the
soronsr's inquest on the bodies of the
victims Of the collision between Fl. M.
yacht Alberta and the Mistletoe were in
favour of bringing in verdict of man.
slaughter against the officers of the
Queen's yacht, and only one was in fa>
YOUR of recordinga verdict of accidental
death.
, 1875-10-07

CITY OF PANAMA.-As will be
seen by our dispatches, the City
Of Panama arrived in Victoria
yesterday, consequently she may
be expected here this evening.
She has quite a numl er of pas
sengers for this and other Sound
ports.
, 1875-10-07

g% The Comet will not be on
the route again as soon as eN-
pected. When the repairs tc
her boiler are finished she will
have to go on the gridiron and
have her hull patched up a little
as she is leaking considerably
She will hardly be out before
Tuesday or Wednesday of next
week.
, 1875-10-07
FROM DAILY OF FRIDAY,

SEATTLE CoAL.-The amount OF
coal being shipped from the Sc
attic mine is increasing daily.
The ship Orpheus is now very
nearly loaded and there are
three barks now awaiting their
turn at the bunkers. When the
new wharf is completed, the
work of loading coal will be
much eXpediated.
, 1875-10-07

THE RAILRoAD.-The PROPOSE
ton Of certain parties to the So
attic 4 Walla Walla Railroad,
which We mentioned yesterday,
was accepted at the meeting of
the board. This proposition, if
carried out, will ensure not only
the building but the thorough
equipping of at least the first 20
miles Of road.
, 1875-10-07

THE LIBBY.-The steamer lib
by, in the intervals between her
weekly trips to Bellingham Bay,
is constantly being fitted up
This week she is having a new
wheel put on one side and, on
her return from her. trip. next
week the other one will be put
on. Last trip she hung a new
, 1875-10-07

s@- Broulette Il Chapman, OF
the st. Charles Saloon, inform
us that they have just received
a quantity Of fine cognac, and
some ofthe best brands ofcigars.
If they are all as good as the
samples they sent US, we can
safely say that no better can be
got anywhere.
, 1875-10-07
British Columbia Items.


F The ship Sunbeam, to load at Port
Blakely, arrived Tuesday morning from
an Australian port, ,-,~~szry-r ~,
T By resolution Of the Council
last evening all Indians will be sent
without the town limits at once.
, 1875-10-07

g The English Earl of Dunrayen
has bought large piece Of land in Estes
Park, Colorado. and designs to perserye
the game there for sporting purposes.
The ~neighboring settlers do no. ap-
prove of this, and his lordship will prob
ably have to employ large force of
gamekeepers. fszfH
, 1875-10-07

To BE LAUNCHED. = The re-
pairs to the tug Favorite. have.
been finished and. she. will be
launched at high tide this even
ing. The .Favorite was bought.
in Portland for s2,400 and has
been fitted up here at an expense
Of nearly $4,000 more.
, 1875-10-07
Marine Intelligence.

PoRT LUDLOW. Sept. 29.-Sailed, bark
Adelaide Cooper, San Francisco.
VICTORIA. Sept. 29.-Arrived, bark
Sunbeam Lyttleton.
Sailed. bark Blanche, Portland, Ogn.
San FRANCISCO, Sept. 3O.-Arrived,
str. John L. Stephens, Portland; str
Idaho, Portland; ship Washington Lib
by. Departure Bay.
Sailed, bark Vidette, Port Townsend
str. Granada, Panama; bark Har, est
Home, Port Townsend.
UrsALADY, Sept. 29.-Arrived. bktn
Constitution. f.-,sst. IL
Sailed, bk. Princess Royal, London.
, 1875-10-07

sA Jameson desires to re
mind those persons indebted to
him that October 1st is the last
day of grace. All bills unpaid
at that date will positively be
placed in the hands of a collect
or. The sale at cost will contin-
ue till October 10th.
, 1875-10-07

Me- Mr.. N. 3. BuH is to- Start
a paper, to be called the East
Oregoniaa, in 7.Pendletop, East
ern Oregon, some time during
the present month. ,o7I 4 \
, 1875-10-07

ACCIDENT.-R. Elliott met with
a serious accident this morning
near the Bay View House. He
was standing on some scafiold-
ing when it broke with him and
he fell to the ground, striking on
his abdomen aeross a beam. lie
lis injured Internally.
, 1875-10-07

R An exchange says thata South
western editor recently appeared at tho
grave Sofa deceased subscriber who had
ieis 10 years. subscription unpaid,
and when the coffin was opened for the
last time, deposited therein paIm-leaf
lama linen coat, and Thermometer
Gould anything be more eonslderate and
IforgiyiEg? i5s asgs2 Bal 81 +, y
, 1875-10-07

ENLARGEMENT. The contem-
plated enlargement OF our daily
and weekly papers will have to
be postponed about six weeks
Ne had intended to have made
the alterations next Monday, but
we arc compelled to defer them.
, 1875-10-07

W. W. L. Ave have receiv-
ed some complimentary tickets
to the fair of the " estern Wash
ington Industrial Association,
to be held at Olympia October
18th. The managers will please
accept our thanks.
, 1875-10-07

SURBER's PILE DRIVER. Sur
ber's pile driver was alongside
the wharf this morning, having
her wheels taken off, preparato-
~ to going up the Duwamish
River snagging. She is to com
mence at Steele's place and pull
out all the snags from there
down. She is employed for that
purpose by the Talbot. Coal Co.
, 1875-10-07
TERRITORIAL UNIVERSITY

I EKHIIUKIAL UNIV EKSITf. -
We were presented this morn
ing with a copy Of the Register
of the Territorial University for
the year ending July 80, 1875.
The register is a very neat little
pamphlet, printed by G. B. Bag
leg, Olympia. From it we learn
that the Board Of Instructors
now numbers six persons, and
there were, during the term, 9G
pupils attending.
, 1875-10-07

For SNonoMsH.-The steam
er Fanny Lake made u trip
down to Snohomish today, leav-
ing here about II o'clock. The
Fanny is now making two trips
a week to SnOhomish.
, 1875-10-07

ARREsT.-Parties were arrested
and brought before Justice Scott
this morning, on charge of lar
ceny. The evidence nota being
sufficient to warrant the charge
they were discharged.
, 1875-10-07

ia Our townis getting unus-
ually quiet. One fthe Justices
of the Peace informs us that he
has not had a case before him
for a week. 1t speaks well for
the morals Of our little city, but it
is rather rough on our local.
, 1875-10-07

NJ. E. CHURoH.-Preaching to.
morrow at II, A. NJ. and Z p. NJ
by the pastor, Rev. A. Atwood
Evening Subject, The Fast Young
Man or the Prodigal Son.
, 1875-10-07

na+ Captain Chas. Hopkins,
recently appointed us. Mar
shal for Washington Territory,
will soon remove his family to
Olympia, where he will reside
permanently J. . ..
, 1875-10-07

HAY.-The scow of Morrill, L.
Morris came down from it's first
trip up White River last night,
bringing down 10 tons of hay.
Capt. Morris reports the river
las still very low. /
, 1875-10-07

PHoToGsAPHs-Moore has pre-
served the negative Of his latest
photo. of the celebrated Judge
G. c. Perkins, and will print a
limited number OF copies OF them
at 90 cents apiece. No family
should be without them. Child
ren cry for them. Vs.
, 1875-10-07

FAN BLAsT.-Mr. Mcdonald,
the blacksmith, was SO pleased
with the working ofthe fan blast
on the first forge to. which he
applied it that he has commenc-
ed using it on another one.e
, 1875-10-07

M All Christians and sinners
are invited to attend the meeting
tomorrow afternoon at 3 clock
near the liberty pole. Proach-
ing by George Edwards. -csi3
, 1875-10-07

s@ The schooner Meyer fin
ished loading with Renton coal
and has hauled around to Col
mans mill to complete her cargo
with a deck load of lumber.
, 1875-10-07

RACE.-The Zephyr and Black
Diamond had a lively little race
this morning. The Black Dia-
mond had about a quarter Of a
mile start, but from the way the
Zephyr was gaining on her it is
supposed she passed her about
Alki Point.
, 1875-10-07

RACE-There will be q horse
race at the Seattle track at l
O'Clock tomorrow, between Miss
Mary and Kittie Crane, for $3.50
a side.
, 1875-10-07
PAcIFIC-The steamer Pacific

sailed for San Francisco last
night at two o'clock. She took
down a large number ofpasseng
ers from this place but no Goa
and only about 30 tons ofmiscel-
laneous freight.
, 1875-10-07

He9~ The mile of railway iron
for the Renton Coal Co. was
loaded on one of the Company's
scows, and will be taken up the
river on the next trip Of the Ot-
ter.
, 1875-10-07

EASTERN OYsTERs.-Piper has
now on hand and receives by
every San Francisco steamer, a
quantity of fresh Eastern oys-
ters. Call and try them.
, 1875-10-07

eD- The steamer Zephyr left
at 81 this morning. She took
up large number ofpassengers,
mostly persons going up to at
tend the session Of the Legisla-
ture. Ill --... .
, 1875-10-07

D A young manufacturer of our ac-
quaintance is making money fast on
this motto, parodied from Poor Rich
ard: Early to bed, and early to rise;
never get tight. and ADVERTISE"
, 1875-10-07

f1EU I--l@ ---..fg
PREAcHING.-At Yesler's, Hall,
tomorrow at l. A. NJ. and at Z
r. NJ, by Rev. David Sires. All
are invited to. attand. ~ o. c.
, 1875-10-07

1 The railroad iron brought
up by the Meyer is being dis
charged on the wharf. 1t is suf-
ficient to lay one mile of the road.
, 1875-10-07

rg- The steamer Libby ar
rived here at 2 O'clock last night,
bringing up large freight
mostly farm produce.
, 1875-10-07

1@ Preaching at the Baptist
Church at II. A. NJ, and = p. NJ.
tomorrow. All are invited
| Seats free.
, 1875-10-07

RENToN CoAL.-The schooner
W. II. Meyer is loading with
Renton coal from scows. =
, 1875-10-07

SIDEWALK. = a sidewalk o.
two-inch plank is being built il
front Of the new Seattle bank.
, 1875-10-07

ngl The Territorial Legisla-
ture will meet on Monday next,
at Olympia. I. .-Esa-
, 1875-10-07

WANTED.-A girl to wait on
the table at the American EX-
change, Mill street.
, 1875-10-07

|. EPISCOPAL. Divine Services
an Trinity Church to-morrow at
II, A. NJ. and 81 P. NJ.
, 1875-10-07

gA. The steam tug Favorite
was not launched to-day as ex-
pected.
, 1875-10-07

SAN FnANcrsco, Oct. 1.-Arrived,
bark Northwest, Port Madison; bark
Isaac Jeanes, Seabe OK; schr. Caroline
Medan, Shoalwater Bay.
Sailed, stmr. Alaska. Hong Kong.
VICTORIA, Oct. 1.--Arriyed, Steam
ship City of Panama. San Francisco. .e
PoRT GAMBLE, Oct. 2.--Sailed, bark
Camden, Honolulu. = ..
, 1875-10-07

n@ The Fanny Lake went
down to Guys logging camp
this morning after a boom of
logs. ''esaa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13

mouth and Cherbourg, and at 10
o'clock P. M. struck one Of the
dangerous hedges. A heavy sea was
raging at the time and the vessel
filed and went down before the
boats could be lowered. Many per-
sons persisted before they reached
the rocks, while many others were
swept of them into the sea. Life
boats were sent to their aid but the
sea ran so high that they were OF
little assistance. Fifteen of all
on board are known to have been
saved at a late date. A large por-
ton of those on board were Ger
mans who, after Speeding the win
ter in America, were on their way
home. Several of the lost were
well respected citizens of Chicago
and Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13
T.. OSBORNE e. SON,

Garry full line of Groceries, Dry
Goods, Crockery, and general mer-
chandise, including stock of new
goods, and winter clothing such as
hats, caps and nubias at cost price,
to which they invite the atten-
ton of the public, and guarantee
satisfaction in quality and prices.
Butter, eggs, De, taken at cash
figures. Curry's building, High
street, opposite Martins hardware
store. 13tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-13
Millinery, Millinery, Millinery !!

Mrs Bastian invites the ladies to
call and see her new stock of Spring
and Summer goods. Her assert
ment of Bonnets, Hats, Flowers,
Ribbons, Laces, and Trimmings of
all kinds is not excelled by any in
the county All Of latest styles !;
selected with care in eastern mar
kets. Bonnets and Hats made and
trimmed to order at reasonable
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
l5ml.