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w II. WHEATLEY'x
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING EsTAB.
LISHMENT

LISHMENT.
<9 Jefyson Street, Georsaoss&, ID. g.
:, Established, 1881. Premium awarded, 1857. IN.
lsTged and improved, 1874. Ladies and GentIemen's
!elyets, Crepe Wells and TRIMMINGS, Kid Gloves,
&C, &C., nicely cleaned dyed; also, Curtains and
tbs Summer months,
Send Us your address and we viii call for and re-
turn work any place In the nstrict free Of extra
charge. Work received and Resumed by mail or ex.
press from and to any place In tre country ap1ltr
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DE Win g. CO..
NEW YORK;
HOO II STE n Ell.
CUSTOX DEPARTMENT.

FOB QUE CUSTOM TRADE WE kEEP TRz
BEST AssoRTE SToOk OF MATERIALS to
BE FOUSD IN TIE UNITED STATES, STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOE
Us, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES Or
ENGLISH, FREECH, GKRMAH AND AMERI-
CAN MANUFACTURk. FOE THIS BRaNOT-
OF OUR BUSINESS We EMPLOY THE BEST
ARTIsTIO TALENT, UEEQUALED LABOR
FOB TIE MECHANICAL wOBk, AND In
EVERH RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
FIRsT-CLAsS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHIHC
ORDERED AT DUB WASHINGTON OTFICT
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE UP liz
NEW YORK AS REPRESENTED, EOTWITHs
eTAHDING TIE ASSERTIONS OF SOME Oh
OUB COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THKaE
ORDERS TR0k DUB RIADf FADE STOCK,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
ATOUR wAeHIS0TOH oYYICn WE KRHr.
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS YROn
OUR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
0OR LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS,
AND CHILDREES SUITS, AND SPRING
OVEROOATe, FROM WHICH VIZ FILL Or
DKRs Ii TWO DAYS TINE.
ONE ePECIALTY In QUE FURNIsHIUS.
GOODS DEPARTMKET 10 THE AMERIOAU
YOKE SHIRT, PERFECT FITTING GAR
MEET, WHICH WE MAKE TO MEAsURI on
HURNLsH RkApy MADE.
Devlin q Co.,
ap17I llOs 0rRKuT
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CIT 2 1T MS.

CARRIAGE FOR SALE CHEAP.-see adver-
tsement. ans
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No HUnBUG.aL RICE via pay . fair cash
rens SECOND- HAND CLOTHING, BOoTs
SHOES, &C., o23 7tb street, between IN ana q
south. Note b. psii PROMPTLY attended 20. myi-ly
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GEORGETOWN ADVERMTS.
REMOyAL-DAVID 4. YoUNG'S Millinery
h and Fancy Goods Establishme re- "A
moved from Ne. I Bridge street, George SSeD
town, TO No. L 3 Bridge street An entire L.
new and complete assortment of DRY1~
GOODS has been added, making IL the most com
plete store in Georgetown to select from.
A visit is solicited. aupls sn
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K d U G a 7 z

-, - . r. ~ y = "a = T.
Sons AND DAUGHTERS 90 earn a living. q home and
honest wealth. WASHINGTON BUSINESS COL
BEGE, corner 7th and l. streets, provides such an
ecDcation. The Practical English and Initiatory
and upwards. The advanced Business Department
receives students without regard TO age, who are
10 for ten weeks TO be paid at the beginning; $50
year, payable IN six equal monthly instaments, OF
monthly instalments. reduction of 8 10 on year
scholarshlp, and Is on life scholarship, for cash.
day or evening sessions. Those from abroad may
obtain board a. from IS 20 . per mouth. Schoi-
Call at College, address, for illustrated circular
algl9 I'm III. C. SPENCER P-esid.nf
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"Py sbiminy is Dot So,n
Natures BedUtiUeT
g,s,t removes tan and freckleS.
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Where Are the SparrOws?

ut. fdItoT: Can You or any of your n umer-
Gus readers tell what has become OF the muIt-
itude of sparrows that so recently enliyened
our city, or where have they gone: and II
TINS aoserce will be permanent, or will they
return again? The lot attached IN INV honss
the parking around il, and the numerous
trees, were all summer filled by hundreds of
these welcome little creatures. About ten
days ago they all suddenly disappeared, fr, m
no cause that | can divine, and find now.
whenever go 10 the city, that TIE same
anomaly eXiStS-5lO sTUrro'CS. There e ngr q
doubt that the luxuTlance and healthtulne.s
of our yCung trees has been owing much TO
the presence of these birds. it becorre s 10 MS
matter of considerable interest as TO the
whereabouts OF our t'11Ht little friends.
BIRD LOVER
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HE TAX LIST PUBLICATION SUIT
yesterday MI Totten in the case OF w j.
Aurtagn against the District OF Columbia -
sction 10 recover money for publishing the
delinquent tax ltst-obtained in the Court in
Special Term, a Judgment by default, the
jury.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE


Editor Star: Facts concerning the Sixth
district on the sth of last November: The
Jones chapel was burned, In consequence OF
which the colored congregation were deprived
OF a place of worship; whereupon the Rev.
Robert Wheeler, Henry Harris, Frederick
jackson, and Others applied to the authori-
ties for permission to hold church and Sab
bath school in the colored school building,
and they were denied this right. Last Tours
Day night, the "a OF September, this colored
public school building was used for the mr.
pose of white ball. If a colored person
should be passing that way and happen 10
stop, he or she was insulted with this lam
guage: $50 away from here. We rent this
hall tonight to have our ball" The citizens
of the Sixth district would like to know II
they did rent IL; from whom, and in what
direction did the rent goo
A CITIZEN OF THE SIXTH SCHOOL, DIST.
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DICKLIN6 VINEGAR.

PURE CIDER VINEGAR. made p,d., IN. o.
pecial upervision Of the senior member Of our Arm
at bis farm near Hysttsyte, Nd; therefore We cas-
WHITE VIM vINRGAR
Green Ginger, Celery Seed, Coresnder Seed, Tu-
Gloves and Ails1fos, win = genera ss.ortmenf OF
Picking Oondfments, for sale 6y
eu24 w opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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Ar rHn sALrI ISSSsEF. snIarsAs.
1919 Ss-sa ss-tSssa, kssSsassss, ID. O.,

.... q. 6. kfs4 s FIJI: sSi DEss Al
or6er, and I'm the most elegant manner, for - -
With bands on the sleeves or o3.0 with ouAs a.
1nched, and perfcct % Awsys guaranteed.
b. s-ply IfE7H COZ Ia Is. Tor u.
Bet S-ply LINEN OUBre, q osuts Dafr.
Directions FOR sef-fneasuremsnf sent % aenflu,<r
q distance yben written fnf. ocliAu and Cam
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{ APlToL SEMINARY, 211 A ,treet southeast,
~ Washington, ID. o.
Nm Nm t Il Mskr Fl kpEANE'} Principals.

CAPITOL SEMINARY, 2I1 A ,treet southeast,
~ Washington, ID. o.
Nm Nh, tps MskI e kpEANE'{ Principals.
Prof. Q. K. %EhfibIMhlYER. Te.cher Of French.
german and italian: Prof W. NJ. MIRICK,
Teacher Of Music, Mathematics aud Latin Miss s.
Il. ABELL, Teacher Of Writing, Drawing, Water
and oll-color Painting, Head Crayons, Pastel, Kin
broidery, Wax Flowers and Fancy Work
TSe second SCHOLASTIC year viii commence WE'D
. References and terms on circulars, 70 be hal Al
the seminary at Ellis music store on avenue Par
kers book store, corner and 9TH st.
. Pleasant school room, with southern exposure:
me yard for open air exercise; library, maps,
globes apparatus srd all the accessories OF a first
class seminary or college. aug 2l-4w
INSTRUCTION FOB CHILDREN.
L Miss Emma MdTtcedsrS SohoOl for Physical
and Practical Culture, 500 Isth strest
advantages Of " hch are well known especial at
teDtion Is also given to elementary instructions ne
Cessary Tor thorough education.
Opens: Sept. 18th. Normal training class, Oct
Ist. FOR particulars address as above susl9 6m
MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY-Boa-ding and
" Day SchOOIJoT Young LddteS aad LItfs Gtrls,
goa street northwest, Washington. d q. School
year commences WEDNESDAY, Sept. 18th. The
course OF instruction il thorough aud comprehen-
sNe. Teachers and masters of emipence have
charge OF the various departments. Special facii-
ties for the acquisition of accurate and practical
knowledge Of the French. German and Spanish Ian
guages. For circulars apply to
MRS =. EDDY sOMERs, p-,,c,r.,,
MISS s. l.. MAGEE, rhh0lpals'
smpsoH iPffssl BiSop k smc B Ba
more; Charles Nordhof, New York; Hon. }. q. New,
united States Treasury; Gen b. X. COwen, Assist
ant se rotary Of the Interior; Hon g. Shelsbsrger,
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THE BOARD OF METRoPoLITAN POLICE
yesterday afternoon commissioned Thomas
T. Benson as an additional private for duty
Tor the Columbia Railroad company for
twelve months. Tie applications o. Levi
kaddin, James G.. Wedding and Julius
faqIh for liquor licenses, were disapproved ,
and mat OF John Frederick was approved.
James II. Simpson and Enoch n BurRess
were appointed prlvates on the force.
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BUILDING AsSOCIATIoNs.-At the nth
meeting of Central Building Association,
No. 2, held last night. l12 shares were drawn .
for which the parties may receive SIS on
each or obtain loan OF $50 ON each.
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SZ.Il
Cross-ex amined:-Ottmand deposited five or
SIX 500 bills with the bank.
THAT BOX.
Dr. j. i. Winters testined that he knew
Brown, and had seen his writing frequently
Tor a year or two. Box lid shown Witness
say whose handwriting IL was; il resembled
Browns.
Cross-examined: Could not saw that IL was.
Isaac NJ Thornberg testified that he had
Rnown Brown for ten years; had seen him
write frequently BOX lid shown.) The
Brown, according TO his best Judgment
Cross examined: Saw words that showed
writing OH the box; could not state positive
ly whore hand placed the letters there; was
not sure IL was Browns handwriting because
IL resembled his
John W. Ray sworn:-Resides on 18th
street; Is a carpenter; knew Gilman fifteen
years; had done jobs for him. (RoX shown.)
Could not swear positively TO the box; wit
ness made one like IL for Gilman some time
In July he came 10 witness shop and asked
him 10 make him a box; wantei IL cut out,
chlSel; The box shown was cut with a chisei
about an inch wide; could not say that Ii
was the one that witness made for Ottman;
put bonds I'm the box made for Gilman he
stald until Il was made and then went away.
To-DAY's PROCEEDINGS
The trial was resumed to-day at 2X o'clock.
Mr. Clark called attention 10 the fact thai
several pleas had not been acted on and me
had an additional One-raising the Question
as 10 the Jurisdiction OF the court; that the
District has no power to appoint Justices
ID. Rittenhouse, recetv ing teller at X Eggs g.
Co.'S, testified that on July 18th Ottm an de-
posted "a coo In notes ana $1,000 in a draft
on the Commercial Bank or Saratoga. On
July 18TH he deposited $500.
, 1875-03-11


We should dearly IKE to set the chap
who perdicted this was going to be .
mild winter, sitting on the fence in .
linen duster, and listening to the mock
ing bird.
A woman at Tifin, Ohio. fell and
broke her arm, but she refused two Of
fers of assistance because the men were
strangers to her and there was no one
around to introduce them.
~. Gray-Pack with my box 1--WE
dozen quills." There is nothing re-
markabIe about this sentence. only that
it is nearly as short as can be construct
ed, and yet contains tho whole alpha
bet.
Vermont clergymsn are never permit
ted to kiss the ladies' they have just
made brides. The dear creatures put
up their hands with the remark: There
$hat'll do. I've seen you fellows afore. !"
A Florida railroad made nineteen cts.
clear last year. Now what kind Of an
institution ia feat! Why doesn't it get
into debt, like . state canal OF . state
prison, and be something on somebody? !?
, 1875-03-11

a. .In kindly and veil brsd COM
psuy, Y anybody tries to please thsn,
hey ~ 10 b pleased; II anybody tries
to astonish them. they have ths courts
70 b aslenished; il people become
como. they ssk somebody els to plI,
or silg. OF what not, but they ID Z
crijciss."> And John Ruskin ho@
that this is the way it should be in the
world ~ wen u in the drawing room.
He does not like critics; and yet what
else ID he himself =?
, 1875-03-11

IN ORDER THAT THE-PEOPLEOF WASH.
Gold snd Silver District, the Directors have con-
eluded to pnt in market 30Oe shsres, at SO
each. unasseasah,e, thereby giving the purchas
ers the beneft Of $40 on each share. No assess-
A.ent can be made upon these 1000 shares.
For tho assay Of the Qusrtx owned by the
Company. the public are referred to the follow
ing. msde by lay q. Kelly. Rsq. ,,Asssy,r:
CERTIFICATE OF ASSAY.
Assay OfRcc Of Jay G. Kellcy,l
:. = SEATTLE, Nov I'd. 1874. ! .
Three ssmples of rock depoeited by the " Sc
cattle Gold and Silver Mining Cgnpany." as
sayett ~ follows. pr ton Of 1900 lbs.:
No. 1, Zephy Lod--Silver, $iO8 ~.
No. 2. Seattle Lode-Silver. $50 II; Gold, s.;
-Leads 2 per cent.
= No.-2, Northern Float-Siver, $8l 81.
Nos.1 and were knocked Oh the lOdc4 by
me. JAYs8. KELLY, Asssyer.
Stock Books are now open It the Office of A.
Mackintosh, Esq. at Seattle, for subscription
to the 1900 shares of preferred nnassessahae
stock,
: The Company guarantee that the whole pro-
ceeds Of these Z, 900 shares win be sppliel ex-
olusively to tho developeiacnt Of said mines.
that not dollar Of the same will bc used for
saiaries Of officers or Office expenses.
Stock viii be issued to suit purchasers, from
one share upwards.
The public are reminded that this IL = home
investment and should be encouraged.
JOHN COLLINS, President.
JAMES McNAUGHT, Nice President.
/ A. MAGKISTosH, Sc, Rotary.
Seattle. King County, W. r, Dec. II. 1874.
, 1875-03-11

~ Brother Smith. what does this
mean?''
"What does what mean?"
"Bringing niger to this church" "
A'The pew is nv own"
"Your own! is that any reason why
you should insult the whole congrega-
ton
..Bnt he is intelligent and well edu-
Gated"
q "Who cares for that, he is q nigger."
But he is friend Of mine"
"What of that? Must You therefore
insult the whole coneregation7" u
"But he is Christian and belongs
to the same denomination.
"What do care for that Let him
20 and worship with his fellow mig
gers"
"But he is worth Ave million dol
dars."
"Worth WHAT"
Five million dollars"
'.Worth five million dollars! Jerusa-
lem. Worth five million dollars! Bro.
Smith, introduce me. 81
, 1875-03-11

CIvn R1oHr's BnL.--The bill which
recently passed through Congress snd
has become law by the approval OF
the President. enac's-
"That all persons within the jurisdic-
ton of the United States shall be enti-
tied to the full and equal enjoyment OF
all the Accommodations. advantages.
facilities and privileges of inns. plb-
lie conveyences ON land or water.
theatres and other places Of public
amusementa, subject only to the condi-
tons and limitations established by law
and applicable alike to citizens of every
race and color, regardless of any previ-
ous condition of servitude."
The other sections of the act relate
mair..y to the modes of carrying out and
enforcing the law. 1t applies to all
colors and nationalities alike. putting
negroes, Indians and Cinnamon on an
equal footing in regard to social rights
and privileges.
, 1875-03-11

UHE STEAMSHIP VENTURA CAPTAIN
Il SholD carrying Her Majesty's Malls and
sailing ON the 5th and 10th Of each month. calls
It victoTia only, but connects with steamers for
all Ports on Puget Sound and the new gold dig
gings Of Stickeen and Cassiar. 4lfgcE
The Steamship Los Angeles tCsot. HowelI
carrying Her Nsjesty's malls and sailing on the
18th aud 9th Of each month. calls st Port
Townsend. Seattle and Tacoma touching u
Victoria for passengers and mxils only.l md
, 1875-03-11
Notice.

NY AN ORDER OF THE PROBATE COURT
ID of King County. W. T., made on the 18th
dav Of February. A. D. 1878. was appointed
Of the estate Of James q. Nc
Kay, late Of said county, deceased, also Admin
istrstor Of the partneEship property Of Mckay
/ Cusack. All persons having claims
sgainst the said estate are required to
present the same. properly ! proven.
within one year from this date. and al persons
in debt to the same will mske immediate pay-
meut TO me. STUART CRICHTON.e
Administrator Of said Estate.
Seattle, W.T. Feb. 9th. 1875. -Aw
, 1875-03-11

~ An exchange defines q tlunder-
buss as kissing the wrong girl; just -
though it were possible to be wrong in
kissing any girl. A blunderbuss is for
men to kiss ono anethsr - Frsnohmen
do, or for girls to kiss one another ~
they often do for want Of Rpsu to kin
them. sF~ri s.s4a- esi.s r.. u % q
, 1875-03-11
.. 5. Aafils Hospital !
PORT TOWNSEND. ". I.
Any sick Seaman Who has paid Hospital
dues for two months preceding his ap-
plication is entitled to Hospital relief
=. free of charge. qt

VTlHEABOvEI vEINSTIrUTION HAVING BIEH
il placed on . permanent footing. - Tie
United States Hospital Of Marine Patients on
Puget Sound. the Proprietor takss pleasure In
announcing that no pains or expense win b.
spared in ministering to the comfort snd eonve
nience OF private patients.
This il the largest Gene nl Hospital norsA Of
Fan FraAcisco, and by far the most complete IN
equipment. II has been Thoroughly rented And
refurnished. Its general wards have accomn04
dation for about one hundred patients and ars>
peculiarly adapted for cases requiring the most
careful treatment and constant supervision -
limited expense. Those who dssirU them will
be furnished with private room, entifrly sspe.
rate and distinct. At . slight additional cost.
The attention Of Mill owners. and those In.
terested in shipping. is csll-l to III 1Aet tAaS
scamen suffering from contagious diseases will
be treated outside the Hospital without sxDsnso
to the vessel
THOMAS +. MINOR.
1874 Manasing SurxeOn.
, 1875-03-11

Brother Hammond is familiariy ad-
dressed by the California miners as
"Oli Pard," and is in sore distress to
learn what they mean by it.
Kentucky paper speaks Of . man
who had narrow escape from sun
stroke, he having stood only two feet
from q man who was struck.
The song of the Washington ycuth-
II want to be lobby man and in the
lobby stand, with brass upon my fore
head and greenbacks in my hand"
1t is said that two Wabash avenue
overs will sit up half the night with
only one chair in the room, but that is
easily explained to anyone who has
been there.
All the e1es and buck-saws found in
the ruins of Pompeli are of light make.
as if constructed for woman's use.
Those old ancients knew their little
business.
"Speaking of inferencea," said Judge
Lord. of Boston, when We sec crowd
at the Charlestown Navy Yard. we
infer, not that there il to be war. but
an election
''Prancc out some more pancnkes!
warned William McDuff. as he sat at q
table in Kansas City; and as the waiter
wouldn't prance 'em Mr.. McDuf split
his ear with bowie-knife.
A Sunday school boy complains of
the dilatorinsss of the officers of the
school in procuring Minister Schenck's
new work on "Draw Poker" for the
library.
, 1875-03-11

LIFE IN GOLD Hula Gold Hill
woman. "r,gged out" in her best bib
end tucker. started on q trip around
town this morning. armed with shoot
er, in search of her husband. She
vowed that shS had put up with his
nonsense and tomfoolery for jast one
day too much. and she told her friends
that she would make short work of him
on sight. showing at the same time her
weapon Of offence. She waltzed up
and down Main street until her better
half got wind of her little game, and
swore out warrant against her. This
potent legal document was duly served.
and the Amazon incarcerated In the
calaboose. This is getting to be tori
bic country. when q woman can't shoot
her own man If she feels 20 disposed
Gold Hill Ne.os. February 17h.
, 1875-03-11


L1FE's AUIUMN.-L Like the rose. life
has its fading. We speak and think Of
it with sadness, just as We think of the
autumn season. But there should be
no sadness at the fading Of life that
has done we'll its work. If We rejoice
at the advent of new life, if welcome
the coming Of new ilgrim to the un
ceartainties of this worlds ways, why
should there be so much gloom when
all these uncertainties are past, and a
life at its waning wears the glor:es Of .
completed task Beautiful as il child
hood in its freshness and innocence. its
beauty is that of untried life. It is the
beauty of promise. Of spring in the bud.
A holier and rarer beauty is that which
:he wandering lie of faith and duty
wear. "s
, 1875-03-11
EGGS FOR HATCnlMe.
SUMN0NS.

In tho District Court Of the Third Judirisl Dis
trict Of the Territory Of Washington, holding,
terms in the City Of Seattle, in and for ths
counties Of King. Kitsap and Snoholnish.
o0AD-1 ~. : Pisiniis. +: County Of
ELEAzUR B. Mason. King, II Tie q:
Of said District
Court.
United States of America send Greeting
To ELEAZUR B. MASON. Defendant.
1yOu ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AH-
near in an sction brought against you ~
the above namsd plaintiff. in the District Court
Of the Third Judicisl District OF the EeE1asofy
Of Washington, holding terms II the City Of
Of King. Kitmp and Snohonish, and to answer
the complaint filed therein, within twenty days
(cxclusivc Of the day Of servicel after tho scr
vice on you Of this summons, II served within
County. bat In this District. within thirty days.
otherwise. within sixty days. or judgment by de-
fau& will BE- taken against you, according to the
prayer Of the complaint.
The said actiOn il brought to obtain . decree
Of divorce upon the grounds Of failure to mako
suitable provisions for your family, cruel treat
ment and adultery; to obtain decree changing
the name Of the said plaintiff; to obtain to tho
plaintiff the guardianship, custody and control
Of the minor issue Of said marf1ags 10 VT: -.
wood Ellsworth Mason, and for such other and
further relief ~ to justice and equity sppsrtain
and the Court IL competent to grant In the
premises.
And you Are hereby notified, that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint ~ above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness the Hon. Orange Jacobs,
SEAL Judge Of said Court. and tho
tt-J seal thereof. this hfth day Of
February, A. ISIS. L. B. ANDREWS.
Clerk.
HALL ANDnEWH,
Attornsys for Plaintiff. febo-eW
, 1875-03-11

ET hate anything that occupies
more space than tits worth. T" says VIII
liam Hazlitt. ''I hate to s-e . load OF
band-boxes 60 along the street. and I
hate to see parcel Of big words with
out anything in them."
, 1875-03-11
Notice..

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
IL Bolders OF the Seattle Gas Light Comps
ny win be help = the once Of the Secretary
snd Treasurer. in Mcknight + Lesry's Office.
Seattle, King County, Washington Territory. on
Saturday evening. ths nth instant, at P. n.
for election Of Trustees for the ensuing year,
and other business that may be presented.
a. .,At za-tL. JOHN 'LEARY,
Secretary Treasurer.
Seattle. ". r, March Sth, 1875. tf.Vt
, 1875-03-11

n" Your young friend stayed I'M
commonly late last night, and I was
quite iuclined'to come into the parloz
aud dismiss him, said an lndulgent 70
ther to his pet of sixteen. "Oh F! yes.
it was rather late; but We got 30 inter-
ested in discussing rituals n that We did
not notice the feetiDg hours, papa ="
Discussing Ritualism ?" sternly quer-
led the father, and then he walked SLOW
" away, with his hands under his coat
skirts, trying to remember what they
called it when he was young.
, 1875-03-11

TIE PLEASURES OF LAwsurzs,-No
man is so full Of business as he Who
has . law suit and no man does 50 little.
He attends TO nothing. ''Ffom morn to
noon. from neon to dewey eve." and
through the long gloom Of night he is
full of it. It is his eaking dream by
day. and sleeping vision by night. It
il going on. or it is not going on; he
has to produce more papers, Or he has
brought forward all the papers that can
be produced leach Is sufficient cause
for thinking and speaking Of It to the
exclusion Of all things besides. He is
like musical snuff box that only plays
one tune; you can get nothing bat that
out Of him. Itis , grief due to every
breast. in his Imagination; and upon
every breast that he can hold BY thA
button he mercilessly infiicts it. He h
restless, fdgety. nervous. cross, exhaust
ed, depressed, happy and miserable. in
delight and despair by turns. and il for
ever ringing the world with vain
STIR"