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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31
ARRAIGNMENT OF PRISONERS.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
the following prisoners were arraigned before
Judge Benedict TO plead :-Serrapio Serpa, charged
with selling Struggled cigarettes, pleaded guilty,
and was discharged on his own recogniZance;
samuel Woodward and JOSIAH ParkIn pleaded
guilty 70 roboin2 the mails; samuel Hoyt, charged
with the same offence, pleaded not guilty; Robert
h. Leltch pleaded guilty TO forgery; william
Walker, coiored, charged with breaking open
lamppost letter boxes and stealing letters there
nom, pleaded not guilty; EDWARD woodward and
DANIEL Bennett, charged with receiving articles
stolen rom the mans pleaded not guilty. The
accused were all remanded Tor sentence, and the
Cours adjourned until Saturday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31
FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Blyby

Before Judge Bixby.
A WARNING TO YOUNG WOMEN
The particulars OF q sad case came to light at
this court yesterday. TO young people OF both
sexes It's lesson should be warning. A young
girl named Maggie Connolly, seventeen years OF
age, whose beauty and lady-ke appearance at
tracted general attention, was placed at the bar
answer charge OF false prctences. Mr.. John
Goodwin. OF No. 56S Lexington avenue, complained
that the prisoner had obtained a dollar rom him
on the false representation that she mad been
authorized by Father McKenna TO collect money
Tor the support OF orphans connected with the
Dominican church in Sixty-sixth street and Lex
ington avenue. MIR. Goodwin subsequently learned
that there were no orphans belonging to that
church and that Father Mckenna had authorized
no one to collect money. Father Mckcnna also
testified and denied having ever before seen
the defendant She admitted the charge
and produced the subscription book, which
showed that she had MADE about q dozen
other collections, varying from TWENTY-FIVE
cents TO 81 so. Her excuse was that compan.
ions VINO were IN the habit OF making this O regu-
lar business had induced her to 90 ont once but
that she did not repeat the experiment to raise
money. she lived with her mother, VINO had, she
admitted, with tears, endeavoreo to bring her mp
we'll Waywardness and love OF EVIL company
mad. however, brought her TO her present posi-
ton, from which a life or two years in q convent
was not SUFFICIENT to save her. she was commit
ted Tor trial at the General Sessions in default VI
$500 bail. she VIII probably go the state Prison,
unless the cemency oil the Court shall save her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

ELDER-RosRNTHAL.-Mr. SAMUEL ODER
FIELDER, OF Eureka, Nevada, TO Miss EMMA ROsEN.
THAI OF New York CITY, No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31
Vanderbilt and the Lake Shore Rail-
road Injunction.
Important Decision by Judge
Tappen.
ARRANGEMENT OF PRISONERS.
Business OF the Courts for the
February Term.

Elias Frelburg was yesterday held for examina
sion by Commissioner Shields a charge Of using
cigarette boxes with cancelled revenue stamps
spon them with intent 10 deiraud the revenue.
Hall was fixed at $4,000 Examination set down
Jor Saturday next
The examination In the case OF Gustave W. Ball.
charged with completely In smuggling, which was
TO have been held yesterday by United States COM
anissioner Osborn, was again adjourned until
Monday next
The assignment OF judges for the trial OF cases
before jurors in the Marine Court for the present
term is--Judge McAdaIn, III Part 1; Judge Alker,
Part 2; chef Justice Shea Part 3, and Judge
Gross for Special Term. Chambers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-12-21

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knoweth his owner and the ass his mas
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Df virt1s of sn order Of sale to me direct
ID cd from the court Of common l;plsas Of
Monroe county, Ohio. will offer for sale At
the from: door Of the court house, in the town
Of woodsfeld, between tho hnars Of. 10
o'Olock g. m. and O'Clock p. m, on
Saturday, the lst dasef January 1875,
the following described real estate situate in
Aonroe county; Chic. 70 ut. 1sHo sH
The northwest quarter Of the northwest
4unttr of' 'eeetion eleven, tosnship ave- fol
range seven, csntsining forty and nineteen
hundredth acres.
Also, ths leushvessaquastfs Sf TIE south
west quartet Of sectipp tNslSs,Sip towrship
vr Of range seven, containing thirty Eve and
ssvsnsya ss1 hsnaredth sores. 4 4 Hzlga
Appraised aI
porses7s.s. , G-E Sssrid d. &. d.
HoLiisrEh 4 0xsY. Att'ys.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
Son Ma4 ttmS Gyern+
8 II II 5.

Dem pom natipnalen N6%georbneten>
9auie auf Den Mntra9 Sen Buffers se>
faBteu 8ei6luiie, oaB bel Nnfte4ungen
i'm @tuiIoienlte Der II nion II, S noal l.
ben, ipetGe emit ais Soloaten gegen
bic ytebellcm gefGmpft, ionie Gle 6rauelr,
Die Mittwen uno 8tnoer oerielDen ben
8otsug baben foaen; menn ite ebenlo
tii1tig itrlo tDie Nnoere, bat nun aud Der
Seuaf nit GROCER Wtebrbett beigeltimmt.
601lt erfreulib lit eS, oaB aud lol9e
SeuatOren, tDel9e emit als st e.
beIlen eine 0ioae geipielt, oarunter Der
einlttge 9tebelIem : 0etleral u o I b 0 II
Don Georgia; benz 8elGluife su9eitimmt
baben.
- SIN Snotana itebt e5 iebt nit
Der Semperen3frage.io 10: 0as Nbs
geor0neteubau5, III tpel6em Die Oem0s
traten Die WteDr6ett ba6e1, bat elm Siceltaz
geleb Gngenomnlen, oas 1uer0tIl9S nod
Iebr barte Seltimmuugem entbdlt, aber
0el1n bod tuelt better lit ais bas ieBige
Senlperen3geieb. Wtan 6offte bur1 ieine
an 9etuinnen. Nber Die lebte QluSli6t,
baB Der Senat bieies @eieb annebmeu
meroe, lit iebt 9ei6munDen. Sn ibm
baben Die Oemotrateu feline OtebrDeit.
Die bort ben AMsi6lag gebenoen vl1uab=
DGngt9en" &. 8. S%aMernparteD itno Gemz
peren3ter. Nuer0ingS itlo bret repubItz
fanii0e Senatoren'f fir ben @eiebentmutf
oes 9alieS, aber atDei DerrGtberti6e DEE
mofratii6e Senatoren ittb gegen betie[z
ben. Die benz iebigen i9Gloli0en Cent?
peren3gelebe feilloli9e W2tnoer6ett i'm
Senat belte1t aus iGnlmtlt1en 0emofra>
ten nit Nusnabn1e bon 8ool1e MlD 3tin>
40, unb ben 9tcpu6lttanern Sleetb,
Woooing n1o SDDmpion, Die ten1perenSz
li1e Wte9rbeit aus idmn1tli0en iibrigell
&epublitanerlt, ben unabbdnstgen un0
ben betoen 0emotratii1en 0errGtbern
Boone uno Gtrgo. OaS 9telultat :
iagt Der telegraph" III SnoianapoliS =
lit alio : e5 bletbt bein1 Nlten = beim
alien BaIter'iMeu @eieBe, unO nGdl1es
Sabr Daben mir Die Tenperen5frage rlo0
etnmaL IN Der Politif.
-Die 8 afferitmpe pei in 8biIas
0elp9ta, melhe in etnem Sbetle Der
Staot mittelIt oes 2ocal>S ption>@ eleBes
Die WtrtbSDGuler i9lieBen tpouten, err
l%tttelt, ip!epoDl tie bas 8olf f0rEnlt1
nberrumpelten, cine Seoon>N teoerz
lage. Der anfGn9Ii6e Geri1t, baB iie
pentgltens III Gtler Der WarDS aeiiegt.
bdtten, tit nnrt1ttg; ite tpuroen in allen
aSaros gelblagen nno bra1ten es I'M
@an3en nur anf ettpa Observation-Disclosures
Sttmmen, tpdbrenO i6er 10, 900 5tilns
men segen fte ftelem. 9abet lit gu beOenz
fen, oaB ite ollie ibre Mannl9aft an ben
Stimmtaiten bra6ten, nG6reno BON to-
rem @e9uern in SoIse Der perftoenueberz
rumpeIung nur Die 9Gtfte eri0ten. Ser
nYbtlaO. 9enOtr." fetert ben Siea Der
Sernunft 10: vDanit ba6en Die Treunoe
Der i~ostalen UNI poIitii6en Srel6eit in
ienen + Waros ole 8eltltabt YDtlaoels
pbia. bic Staot Der nd6lten 0elt7Nuss
itetIun9, bot elmer grOBen 2d6erIi1teit
nno Slama9e errettst. 0oflr sebii9rt
i6nen Der 0anf Nuer, pelOe fret iino
BON Geaperenss0 ertebrtbelt Aab 3ea9ez
let."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
Sie GpumOto@= 81 mselegeubett.
5tsurr- Commit lit DoueIaR bssiunt eiu
Ctn(tben 3u bnben.

g5ie mir bem yWaI9ington Sentinel"
e%ntneD:nen bat, Steuers@ ommtiidrO ouBz
lag in Der Spun0lo69ngelegen1eit be-
gOEren, an6eren Shines Su tperben, ipte
aus la0ItcDet0em Srief berborgeDt, pel=
den ct III OaS @ongreBmttglieb Son.
GbarleS Softer in 8e3ug auf ben pom
0lciem luo 0rn. Sollt5 SGabe porge>
legten MuO in ben bctben 6Guier1 De5
Gongrene5 bereitS eil1gcbrQ9ten Gntz
iDurf gei0rieben bat, Der 1elbltDeritGno>
liN DEN Wiini0en unb To~rberungeu Der
0rduer uno MirtDe gere1t tpir0.
OaS S0reiben lautet:
S0ab0mt, Bunoe5lteuerbureau.
Waibiu9ton, Is. Teb. 1875.
Nn 6on. G0arles Softer, DC. Is.
STD babe Die G6re, ben Gmpfang zines
GlltipurfS CUR NutenOirung bon :. 3342
Der reptotrteu @eleBe COCO. I23O alsuer=
fclllen, bic BON Sbnen a1 MID iiber1piez
len lit, Inn Meille Nlft6t oariber Su boz
relt, Oh eS iDilni6enspert6 lit, Die Sez
ittmmuu8en oellelben suln @eieB al err
Deber.
Sim 81. b. so. f0rteb i5 an 6ru. G.@.
Tentol III Ge5ug auf Senats z@ntipurf
gto. 1862, tpel0er benielben ;3Ded bat,
ndntlt0: gu 9eitattsu, OaBTGiier, pel6e
gegobreue Sl~iiiigfeiten ~ent9alten, suei
Spuno> ODER 13apf00er erDalten, oitr1
welGe ber Subalt abge3ogen tperoeu
fam; uno ertIGrte, baB Die Seitilmmuuz
gen oe5 1eBt b~elteDenoen @efebeS, benen
Suf0Ige Die Steuernlarfe iiber Die Seff>
nung 9etlebt ietn nuB, bur0 tpelhe bic
U~lIiltgfeit ab9e3O9en miro, Die etl3ige
ii0ere ulO mtrflame Wtet000e barsubiez
ten ldeine, oa5 un6rau1barmoGen Iuo
Sertt0ren oct WtGrfe ltder Su ltellen unO
Den WieocrgebrauO 0er1elben 3u Derbin=
bern; uno DaB IS glet05etttg benz 6etref=
fell0en 0el0Gft55lpeige atle notDnenotgen
uno geStemenoen Grlet0terungeir 9ebe,
Die itO nit Der GrDe6nng Der Steuer per-
etnigen lteBelt.
So iebe nod iebt gr6Beres 8ertrauen
in Die Si0erDett lang erpro6ter @eIebesz
beitimnrun9elt, als III Die noroel1la9ene
lleue DtetDoDe.
.A)fan bat mir tn6eIien ie5r %6ringsnb
oorgetelt, oaB Die @rlaubniB, 3wet
Spulloto0er oertOenbeu rno BEN sSnz
bait ourD Die Settle anitatt bur9 ben Boz
ben ocs Safes a65u3ieben, cine Sade
bon grOBer Sequcmli0tett uuo QSi0tigz
felt flir Die 6GlDler nit Wtal3getrdufen
lit, nuo oab ole in iebigeu @eieB eutbalz
tene Gtnt9rdltun9 tDlen oas @ei0Gft
eri@wert.
SO CLAUDE, baB auen Iegitimen un6
angemeiieneH QnforDerun9en bon Wez
i0dftsiltereiicn gebOrt9eS @etpid6t ee>
l1enft tper0eu loue, unO iouten Sie uno
Sbr @ontite ft0 iiberaeugeu, oaB Elm aroz
Ber utlD betrG0tlt0er GDetl Der 0elndftsz
lelte tm gan5en &anoe bic NbGuberuuo
b%ringelsO %Derlangt, wlroe i1 feiuen ipei@
terel GiHtpGllO erDeben.
Der Jest eiIgerei6te Gnttpurf (S6oz
be's) bat cine onnebmbarere Sorm ais
Der frllDere (@arpenter's), Hllo aiebt
notwithstanding iopieL Si6erbeit, ais lid
erUarteH lGbt. Q~l6tungspoQlt
S. 8. 0ougIoB,
@ommiiiGr.
Dtefe StnneSdn6ernng BADEN bic
8rauer unb g8irtDe 9auptia6li0 6errm
S0aoe au o%aufen, Der it0 unabldlita nm
bic SG0e bemilDt Bat. 9erlelbe bofft.
oaB IS iDm %geIingen tuiro, nit SuIie
6teleS S0reibens Die ANno5me Sleles
Gntluurfs Dur@auieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
S't&oot Chicago.
9er syeDreS5ertG)t Der G0tca9oer
Y1rTeA


Ser SaDre5beri0t oes Sefretdrs Der
GDicagoer SOrie ltegt iebt Dor uno lauz
tet i'm Au55uQe:
s1uaeateitte tteberfSGt.
@eo. Sc. Some, ESQ.,, BrGfioent!
9aS Dor6srgeDenpe SaDr lteB Die 9ans
belSintcrene1 IN etpQs gebriidtem 3uz
itanoe 5uriid, in Solge Ser ftlansieuen
2Strren DeS DorDerge6enben 9erbi1es,
un0 iDenn au0 Die unmittelbare Wirfung
Get Bal1tt oanals i1ou Dorl6ergegan=
gen mar, 10 iDar bod ein ieDr 6eitiutmtes
VefitDl Der lt1ii6erbeit IN 8e5u9 auf Die
3urunft 5urudgeblieben, nno e5 ma6te
it'd inter pen 0ei1aftsleuten bes 2anoes
cine nngetb0Dnlide yteiglng CUR Sorit0t
g~eltenb. 9taInentlt1 mar Dtes Der Sal
BET 0enen, tpetden &apttaL gum Musz
let0en Sur Berfii8uug ltano, uno BET oez
nen IN pielen TGuen dllBerite nnpor1t9z
tt9teit in GuBerite 3uriid9altllng ul1>
lOlug. Dian bottle iuoeiiel1, b0B Der
Sturu1 erfotgrei0 beitanoen iei ullo ban
nit fl1ger @ei1aft5fu1rung fih BET tpirfs
LID DeroEenltttUen unternebmungen cine
bGloige JtIldte6r oeS 8ertrauens' geIteno
maGeH tperDe. 0tele @rmnrtung bat 1t1
i'm groBen 0an5eu ais DODl6egrInoet
ermteIeu, nIo alle legittlnen @eiOdfte
bobeu, tDie mani annebmen BARI, ipdbreno
DeS perFoiieuen Sabres, fails iie nt0t
an Segtnne bellelben inter D~rilfeuoer
8~erle8enDett ltttsn, 5ufrteoeniteuenoe 0te>
iultate ergeben.
Der Qanoel in a~u8emeinen Waaren
bat, ob9let6 manGnaI flau, ben getp0Gnz
lt1en oOer 0od raDe5u ben ,gep0bnLiGeu
umfang erreiOt. IS puroen glnltrer15
gllisen 9enla0t, oa5 @reOitgebeu etipas
ein5uiUrdnfen nno Die gusgaben gu perz
melosn, metlt NIT entl1ieoe1em Grfolge,
10 oaB wa9rl0eiuli1 Der 0tctngewtna
ebelllo gut 8etue1eit, tDie in friiDersn Sab
ren. 0Ee TGbrtfen baben Obne ernlte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

Der SaDre5bari0t oes Sefretdrs Der
G%Dica8oer SOrie liegt iebt Dor mi lauz
tet i'm Nl5suQe:
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

A CORRESPONDENT of the Tribune, who
says he is dsenchanted Of the idea that wo-
men are angels, thinks he should lower his
manliness and sell-respect If he should call a
women ''pet," or darling" or ''love," and
that his wife does not expect 1t. Probably
she doesn't. In view of this mans objection
to ''guShing tenderness" it would be curl
osity to see the lOve-letters which he wrote in
the days of his callow youth. They are, OF
course, quite free from endearing epithets.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE z. 1875

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersened by Stanley Il.
Pullen, Editor All railway, steamboat and hotei
managers win confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming TO represent our
journal, we have information that several "bum-
mers'' are seeking courtesies in the name Of the
PRESS, and we have no disposition to be, even pas
sively, party to such frauds.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07

IT seems that Spotted Tail is chief of the
Brule Sioux, Sitting Bull of the Northern
Sioux, and Old Man Afraid of his Horses Of
the Ogallalla Sioux. The Old Man, &C., is
very infirm, and the authority over the tribe
is really held by Red Cloud, though the son
of the old chief has hereditary claim. Ac-
cording to the Washington correspondents
Red Cloud is troubled with failing not un-
common among white chiefs, a love of whls-
kew
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07

/ The women of Providence are not minded
10 follow the advice given at the convention
in Boston. As the men of Rhode Island
took no steps to celebrate the anniversary of
the burning of the Gaspee, the women have
taken the matter in hand, and are to have
c'am-bake, a'boat race, military display,
and a confagration, all on Thursday next.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07

THE Treasury Department has received
adyices from London stating that the value of
silver has declined to fifty-ive pence an
ounce, British standard, which makes dol
lar in United States fractional silver coins
worth ffty-eight cents in gold, thus placing
the value of such coins slightly above the
greenback dollar.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
Republican State Convention.
CITY HALL, PORTLAND.

The Republicans of Maine are invited to send dele
gates to n State Convention TO be held in
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return reserve commu-
nications that not used.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07

THERE is good prospect that the city of
New York will recover considerable portion
of the money stolen from it by the ring
thieves. The property of Tweed and Sweeny
is under attachment, and there appears to be
no way for its nominal owners to save it.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
Grocery Business for Sale.

4 RETAIL stock and Store Fixtures for Sale
IA on Brackett street. Good neighborhOod, good
o'"'' - UPHAM & GARDINER,
my21d1m No. 7 Exchange Street,
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07

Reception by General and Mrs. Washing
ten. Upon this occasion the Ladies and Gentlemen
representing the prominent geopleof the time will be
present in costume. After the Reception, General
and Mrs. Warrington will ENTERTAIN
THIElR FRIENDS AT TEA. Sentiments
will be offered to be responded to by the distinguished
guests, accompanied BY Emusic Of ye .oden time:n,
the MINUET. Centennial Cups aud
saucers, handsomely decorated With appropriate
designs, will be sold at the TEA BOOTH
Flowers will be offered at the FLOWER
BOOTH. CENTENNIAL ME OALS will
also be for sale. Refreshments of every description
served in Reception Hall.
Master of Ceremonies-MR. w. w.
THOMAS, JR
Committee on Dancing-Mr. John M. Brown, DIR.
s. @ Gordon, Mr.. Geo. E. Bird, Mr.. John P. Thomas
Mr.. Geo. O. Cram, Mr.. Arthur S. Bird, aIr. John A.
Emery, Mr.. Fritz ii. Jordan. .4
Doors open o'clock. Music at u. Reception at 8
o'clock. .. :
Chapman's, and at stockbridge's Music store
Price 30 cents Reserved seats can be obtained at
Stockbridge's only, at the following Prices Front
row of Gallery S1.0O. Balance of the :Gallery and
few seats on the Floor, Is cts. Tickets for the
Washington Table at which only those assuming
characters will be seated $l.5O including Admission
iu7 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Centennial Tea Party.

A COMMITTEE of Ladies will be at Rossini
IA Hall from to o'clock every afternoon this
week for the sale of seats the Washington Table of
the Centennial Tea Psrty. Orders will also be taken
for Costumes, and list of suits for both Ladies and
Gentlemen will be shown for selection
jy7d1w Fer order of Committee,
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-07

CITY HALL, PORTLAND.
Tuesday, june 4 5,1S75,a III o'cEk A. W.,
for the purpose of nominating candidate for
Governor, and transacting any other business that
may properly come before this convention.
The basis Of representation will be as follows:-
Each city, town and plantation viii be entitled to
one delegate and one additional for every IS votes
cast the Republican candidate for Governor In 1874.
fraction of 40 votes, additional to the full number
for delegate, is also entitled to a delegate.
Delegates are authorized to fill vacancies only with
actual residents of the county to which the town
belongs.
The State Committee will be in session at 10 O'Clock
on the morning of the Convention for the reception
Of credentials,
JAMES G. BLAINE, Kennebec Chairman
WILLIAM P. FRYE, Androscnggin.
HENRY o. PERRY, Aroostook.
STANLEY T. PULLEN, Cumberland.
A. I'll. s. DAVIS. Franklin.
JOHN ID. HOPKINS, Hancock.
j. H. H. HEwETT, Knox.
IS. MARBLE, Lincoln.
ENOCH FOSTER, JR., OXFORD.
JOSEPH w. PORTER, Penobscot.
f. A. THOMPSON, Pscataquis.
Z. d. SEwALL, Ssgadahoc.
S. j. WALTON, Somerset.
FRED ATWOOD, Waldo.
NELSON S. ALLAN, Washington.
JOHN HALL, York.
q. A. SMITH, Secretary.
Nav d. 1276
, 1875-08-05
L. WYCKOFF.

CArTLE.-Messrs. Phelps & Wadleigh
received to-day $50 head of beef cattle
from the Kitltass Valley. They will
ship 80 head to Victoria and Sound
ports on the steamer tonight. They
also received 100 sheep. fifty of which
will be shipped to the lower Sound and
Victoria. TEey have also received some
of the largest porkers We ever saw.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, = Occidental, 10
United States, 6; New England, 5.
W The scow Granger left for Scov
Bay this morning.
ARRIvED.-The Aida arrived at hall
past seven O'Clock with email passen-
ger and freight lists. aud tons of pig
iron for Wilson's foundry.
The Favorite arrived at II O'Clock
with few passengers and little freight
JUSTICE CouRr.-E. Pugh VS.. Capt
Mcdonald. of the brig Perpetua. Suit
brought for supplies furnished. Trial
next term of Court. White and Emery
are now taking evidence.
Acc1DENr.-A sailor fell down the
hatch of the Vasco de Cana, on We'd
nesday night at Nanaimo and fractured
his skull.
T Arrived ut 2 o'clock P. NJ, the
steamer Phantom. 8 hours from Tacoma
with U. S. mail and Q passengers.
, 1875-08-05

q The farmers of Thurston and
neighboring counties are requested to
meet in Olympia on the third Saturday
in August, to compare notes in regard
to the hay crop, and to fix a uniform
market value for the same. 1t is be-
lieved that the crop is fully one-third
short this year, while its consumption
is constantly increasing. The area OF
hay land has increased very slightly
within the past five years. if at all, in
easy reach of market. If hay is short
it ought to advance in value at pro-
nortionate ratio. just as other eommo-
dities do.-Fdrmer.
, 1875-08-05

AsHoRE.-Sloop "Polly" drift
ed ashore on Vashon's Island
yesterday, with 13 kegs of lager
beer on board and all sail set.
Her strange movements for sew
eral days past had attracted the
attention of the men at Jonas
logging camp, and when she
,irifted ashore they went aboard
of her and found no human be-
ing. She has been employed in
delivering beer from the Mukil-
teo the brewery, and was sailed
by Mr.. Lawson, of whom no news
is had, and who is supposed to
be drowned. Members of his
family are at Mr.. Baxter's and
are much distressed and the
opinion is that he was drowned
, 1875-08-05
City Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL Rooms, CITY OF SEATTLE,
August I'd, 1875.

COUNCIL Rooms, CITY OF SEATTLE,
August I'd, 1875.
Council met pursuant to call.
Present, B. Gatzert. Mayor; J. Settle
J. r. Robbins. Benjamin Murphy, Isaiah
Waddell, G. w. Hall and J. H. Hall. Of
the Council; L. V. Wyckoff. Marshal
Roswell Scott, Recorder.
Minutes Of last meeting read aud lait
over until the next regular meeting.
On motion of Councilman Wadcell
the seat of G. W. Bn]lene. as City
Councilman. Was declared vacant. thu
said BulIene having failed to qualify
TIE name of John Leary was offered tt
fill the place of said Bullene, and ne
other person being offered as q candi'
date for said seat, the said Leary- wal
duly elected by reclamation. Where
upon the said John Leary appeared ani
duly qualified, and thereupon partici.
pated in the meeting.
Council proceeded to the election Of
officers. First, City Treasurer. D. T.
Wheeler, II. W. Rowland and B. F.
Briggs were nominated, and Councilman
G. W. Hall appointed teller. D. 4.
Wheeler receiving five votes, he was
duly elected City Treasurer of the City
of Seattle. for the ensuing year.
The Council then proceeded to the
election of City Clerk. and H. E. Hatha.
way being the only candidate nominated
for the said position. he was declared
unanimously elected City Clerk.
Council then proceeded to the election
of City Assessor and Collector. L. v.
Wyckoff being the only candidate named
for the said position, he was declared
by the Council unanimously elected
City Assessor and Collector for the en-
suing year.
u. E. Whitworth and W. B. Hall were
nominated as candidates for City Sur.
veyor. W. B. Hall receiving four votes
ne was declared duly elected City Sur
veyor for the..snsuing year.
The Marshal is instructed tol furnish
suitable room for the Council to NEE,
in1
The Mayor then proceeded to the an
rointment of standing Committees
Committee on streets. Councilmen Muir.
ply, Waddsll and Settle.
Committee on Finance, Councilmen
J. H. Hall, G. W. Hall and Settle.
On motion of Councilmen Waddell
the following Committee was appointed
to build powder magazine. and tn,
Committee to report at the next meet.
ing. of the proper place, probable cost
&c. Committee, Councilman G.. w
Hall, Waddell and Leary.
On motion cf Councilmen J. Hall
the Marshall is instructed to preven