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, 1875-09-16

SALvADoR.-The P. NJ. S. s.
Salvador arrived here this morn
ing at 9 o'clock from San Fran
cisco, via Victoria. She is a
brigantined-rigged, iron screw
steamer of 1000 tons register. =
Her officers are: Captain A. H
Jones; 1st Officer, W. J. Russell;
Purser, George McLain; Chief
Engineer, Jas. Mahoney. She
brings up the following cabin
passengers: for Seattle, 26; Ia
coma, ID; Portland, Z; Port
Townsend, 3.
Her up-Sound passengers were
transferred to the Zephyr, which
left at noon, and the Salvador
is now under the Talbot bunk
ers, taking on her load Of 400
tons.
, 1875-09-16
nfa We had a visit this morn

u.s. We had a visit this morn
ing from Haslett. the pilgrim
printer, more commonly known
his Friday" and" "Denver." He
is the king of tramp printers,
having tramped over the entire
coast, and claims to haqe set
type on every paper West of the
Rockies. He travels afoot and
knows and is known to every
printer on the Pacific Coast. He
never forgets face or a name
His last visit to this place was
some five years ago, when he
worked for a while on the Intel.
Egencer.
, 1875-09-16

PAcIFIc.-The steamer Pacific,
Captain jeff. Howell, arrived
here this morning at about half
past II, from San Francisco
She bronght-up 11e passengers
for Sound ports, 60 of whom
were for Seattle, and 206 tons Of
freight, 1873 of which were fol-
thisssplace.
Yesler's wharf presented a
rather lively appearance this
morning with two fine ocean
steamers lying alongside it dis
charging.
, 1875-09-16

SALVADOR The steamship
Salvador sailed at about three
O'Clock last night She had on
board some 400 tons Of coal and
35 cords of bolts. The follow
ing is her. passenger list: L W
Kidd, Charles H: Morg, Clarence
Hanford, A Barbs, Chris. Krub,
Joseph Purcer, Miles Morris, Z
A Hal, R Monet, " $ Sharp
neck, E Dubaugh, wife. and
daughter, II II Shepard, D Jack
son, N Minick, A Clark, J S
Hannick, John Gibbins, Hugh
McAleer, E e Henick, S NJ Hun
dley, G Sierks, and II in the
steerage,
, 1875-09-16
Marine Intenigence.


Ponr BLAKELY, Arrived, sept.e-s 8.
bark Caroline Read, San Francisco. 1s7
UrsALADY, Sept. s.-Sailed. barken-
tine Modoc. non ~ . '
PoRr TOWNSEND. Sept. ,s.-Arrived.
barkentine Emma Augusta, ~ days from
Honolulu. ~ s.e.i,,-,.st, ,,,;i.sn
PoRT BLAKELY. Sept. s. Sailed. ship
Sumner r. Mead and barkentine R. 4.
Ham, San Francisco. ;. - ~
PoRr D1scovERr. Sept. 7.-rSailed.
brig Lucas. m volFs al
Arrived, bark Mary Glover.
SAN FRANc1sco, Sept. s9.-Arrived.
bark Lizzie Williams, Seattle; steamer
City Of Panama, Victoria; Sailed, brig
Levi Stevens Port Townsend; barken-
tine, Atlanta. Port Gamble; barkentine,
Oakland, Port Madison; bark J. B.
Bell. Seattle, , ff.s..;'..r -.
SAN FRAsc1sco, Sept. 10.-Arriyed,
bark Buens. Vista, Port Gamble; bark
Amethyst, Belhngham Bay; ship
Bridgewater, Utsalady. 10 si-5 i
Sailed. ship.. Commodore, Port Lud-
low; bark Powhattan, Port Gamble.
, 1875-09-16
FROM DAILY OF FRIDAY,

REcovER1Na.- Joseph Frazier,
the. carpenter and architect of
the Talbot coal bunker, who,,was
so seriously injured a day or so
ago, is now in a fair way to re-
cover. DIR. Calhoun thinks he
is now conscious and knows
those who visit him. ID ui
, 1875-09-16
Baptist Association.
Seattle Friday Sept 1Ot]

Seattle Friday Sept. 10TH 1870.
According to adjournment the Pugei
Sound Baptist Association met this
morning Ii The Baptist Church Of this
city. at 10 O'Clock, and organized by
electing Rev. D. j. Pierce, Of Portland,
chairman pro tem... in place Of J. L. Cos.
to, absent. s eAs'i '.''-- r z '-i'7'i t'A'
Introductory Sermon was preached
by Elder q. .iC. II. Hewitt Of Olympia,
after which the following officers were
elected for the coming year. oBro. G.
Clymer. Moderator; Bro. T. Hanford,
Clerk; Bro. NJ. z. Trover, Treasurer
Committees were appointed to report
on: 5lsn543oli 5Ha .ai 5sE lte4
Home and Foreign Missicns,- Recep.
ton of new Churches, Sunday Schools,
Receptions, State of Religion. Meeting
adjournedtill 2P.M. - be iaa4s~r1
| .Hrbl9s} SECOND SESSION.
The Com mittee on Home Mission re-
ported that, in view Of the heicontemplated
departure of Bro. s. e. Stsarns to East.
ern Oregon, we deem it necessary to Sc
cure the appointment of a general miss
ionarv for the Puget Sound country.
This report broFght out some very in-
terestiny itemssfrom Bros Stearns, Da-
Wis. WiTth and Harper. concerning the
fields now open for occupation, after
which resolutions were presented, rec
ommendihg the appointment Of gener
al missionary for the Puget Sound coun-
try. I - 1''i S7A s-'i H2ai" ni.s4 81
Rev. A. Atwood of the NJ. E. Church
and Rev. Hall pastor Of the Congrega-
tionalist Church were introduced to
he, Association, and invited 60 particle
pate in its deliberations. ea.s.ee
Amotion was made and carried that
the Common Home and Foreign. Mss
ions and Sunday Schools report -Satur-
day10 o'clock A. NJ, Common Resolu-
tions, Saturday 2 O'Clock, P. NJ. ~
Meeting sdjourned till o'clock Pan.
3.s!sl THIRD SESSION. fos .sfI sk-r
Meeting convened at z O'Clock. Pray
er by Elder B.. L. Davis. The Baptist
Church at White River, was received
into the Association, and the hand of
welcome extended to its delegates by
the Moderator. o:eiaia eAI ..szo;s
eElderP. H. Harper preached from l
Cor. x 4.n.1os ri lnssi4 ya;a3 o1 idgi
The CoD,mittee on the State of Relig-
ion reported that We have much for
which to. thank God, for the mercy
drops granted to US during the year,
and for the many hopeful tokens of the
future, and recommend more through
study of the Bible and moro active work
for the conversioL of men.
The association holds sessions during
the day and public services Tomorrow.
Elder r. Weston will preach this ev-
ening at TX o'clock, Elder ia. Wirth,
tomorrow at II o'clock and Elder d. j.
Pierce of Portland tomorrow evening
at ~ o'clock. 1fiolfa slsH aaoii4jo@s,
At the close of the evening sermon an
effort will be made, to raise the debt of
the church in this place and it is expec,
ted that other churches will unite in the
service. t-'f +.ss -t' = z5a
, 1875-09-16

HA- The Pacific will leave for
San Francisco on Saturday,
Fare down: cabin, 81 so; steer
age, 81 90. Under the present
rates, it costs about the same to
go to San Francisco as it does to
Victoria.
, 1875-09-16

CATTLE.-We are informed by
the different butchers that they
have an unusually large amount
of cattle now en- route to the
Sound from the. Klickitat and
Yakima country. There are a
good many Khkitatians and
Yakimaians in this city to-day,
but no further reports about the
mines. tF F'e 4e< -' 1i
, 1875-09-16

+ a- The steamer Libby ar.
rived here this morning at ]
o'clock, from Bellingham Bay
and way ports. She was slight
ly detained by being caught by
the low tide in Swlnomish slough
and grounding in the mud.
, 1875-09-16

PENMANsHIp. - Prof. W. E
Wells will give lessons in Spen-
cerian penmanship at the Cen
tral School house, commencing
on Monday next. The Prof
comes we'll recommended.
, 1875-09-16

ARRIVED. DR.. Jas. Hall, the
new Congregational minister,
has arrived in this city and will
preach in the Congregational
Church, on Sunday next. The
DR.. is from Beloit, Wis.
, 1875-09-16

@ The S. S. Salvador will
sail for San Francisco tonight,
via Port Townsend and Victoria,
at II o'clock. Fare down is the
same on her as on the, Pacific,
81 so cabin; 81 90 steerage-
, 1875-09-16

MARRIED AT the NJ. E. Par
sonage, Seattle, by Rev. A. At
wood, Capt. David H. Hill to
Cordelia J. Maxim, all of Seattle.
, 1875-09-16
La Conner Correspondence. ?
-.... frs a Sept. 9th, 1875.

EDITOR DIsPATcH:-.ssso o., f,..oay
The weather has cleared up and the
crops ars very little damaged. as has
been reported. Weather looks as if it
was settled and the farmers will yet, I
think. succeed in saving the crops with
but little loss, but there will be some
later than usual. Everybody is pressed
into service, and put to work in the
fields, and while good weather lasts
every minute of it will be used to the
best advantage and I am sure we will al
come out right yet. Verify. q
, 1875-09-16

Police CouRT.-John Oh1son,
for drunk and disorderly. JUS
tice Scott fined him SO and costs.
, 1875-09-16
"a Thouac Roo

s@- Thomas Bagugas, a aChili-
an from Port Madison, was
brought over to this city and
admitted to DR.. Weeds hospital.
He has a badly mangled leg.
, 1875-09-16

@ The barkentine Harrison,
Captain Hatch, 18 days from
San Francisco, arrived here last
night. 9sb Il e.l1 toos "
, 1875-09-16

DIED.-In this city, on the 9th
inst, Henry Wright, aged So.
The funeral took place yester-
day. i- sF lie - -.--
, 1875-09-16

rsB- A new sidewalk, ten feet
wide, is being laid in front of
the building now being fitted up
by Mr.. Brouillet. saa. .e9fsul M
, 1875-09-16

r@- Arrived, barkentine En-
ma Augusta. She will load with
some 100000 feet of lumber at
Colman's mill.
, 1875-09-16

New SIDEwILK.-Hon. Bailey
Gatzert is laying anew sidewalk
in front of his residence on
James Street, ,saaii siiii 1.is2 10 g.t9al
, 1875-09-16

p@- Today is the last day of
the session Of the District Court.
, 1875-09-16

DIR. G. a. w EED,
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,
60 Seattle, w. Il.
Ofce over Morrill, & Co. S Drug Store.
Office hours from 10 to 12, AM.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
Sltratlors DaNiec-- Glales.

Clerks Statesmen, &c.
4 DVERTI$ENENIS FOR THE NEW
- YC.F IElb. AZ WILL d RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES. Nos i-e W.t se,ona-st. or 3GS W's
ven ta.csL sol IL.riirr. Thv vourth-St a. tie
UAhL2A OFFICE No s.e- Thra7r.. Onshrndrei-and
xer ari5- Gla-p sayEgs Dsuk ouiny, the bROOh
LIS BRANCH O-FiCS No AS Wsn".Olt, eoof 10 the
Po..-OGcs. ~ to n. ". at lfgiar obee sete,
A PAINT SALESMAN desires a SITUA-
= to-. lls ooI s,u;Aen AIIrss P4lgS, T. o. Box
2,O97. n. Y
YOUNG MAI desires a situation; Is a hF3t-
~ cass BOOnREErE sli expert ACCOUNTANTS corresponds
Bus German SHOW best 'eterscss Alire4' l. IL r.
100 Tuauac Otte.
A YOUNG MAN, aged Il years. having ex-
"A p.rience geaer.. business wishes taSOn OFFICE
CLggk COLLECTOR rndaids oj4kcepEg salary moderate
Address I. vs., EoE l09 Tribune ume
EMPLOYMENT WANIED-By q reliable
81 u:h best rrsre1r cHpsrrae4 g. filemlt collector
vtchm-a f-csc. s.D CLERK Tl- 70 make himself
gcae ally -srfl. Ata-,. lI,E oS 2Ji Hcbr7-s-
yWANTED-situaticn as BOOKKEEPER or
w TRAVELLING SALE HAs; uTa@ i-n pref-rr-
knowei.- 0 ruut- TOR atseT
test boa Adcs5 r. g. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
Go1cts

CALLEN HOUSE, 1GG Iiuls0n-st corner Of
- - o1e-, uH2.l- -Piee, 1' 20oa " ezcriea
- 30 20 T 30 family IL 20 IL 90 per night;
lodging, zoe. 10 5o-. OrsE 81 BisaL
GROVE HOUSE, IA, 1zG. ard 113 Bieecker
u Bo4igtF Vth ex'elG- table, ir i-
les -0 ~ 81 70 - PER d1 hell;a M sui hop.
vEAEiB0ROUGH HOUSE, 80 hist. and 9th
w Msy III Ame1ca plan; 'hre hre suits vacant one
corner p-r for Aoor large bedrooms eonneet
igg. AL r. with ,ouincrl * osure
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
5itua,ions hDanteo--fcr

Chambermaids.
A DVERTISEMEET5 FOR THE NEW-
a work TRIBUER WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE ufro N
OFFICES Ne& - I-2 West Thr.r.scolisI Q. Soo "e'.
Tx,,,,hn-t 5Ol TbiriaVe. lhtvfourhsLi shs
HAELRv OFFICE. No 2.2SI Thrdsve cor oa. nanare,snl
aen savings Buidnglj and st tbs BROOK
IN BRANCH OFFICE s3 nztoHst Dsz door 70 ts
Pos. once q $ D. N. At regular ofee rates.
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. or NURSE
and sEAAsIg who eIperneed cham
bmd or would take carr Of children ana DO ,;
1 rs flrgish Appy oDELLs A"bHOi iVS
W-.t J4tl o., eorser Of Broadsay.
.p.l.S WEST 3SD-oT.-A respectable girl
OZZ -t.bes situation CHAMBRRMAI0 and WAITRESS or
4 ,bns IN Le care Of chdrea travel sh fams has
present smsorss or tour years and sar moash
sty te1SeseA
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Wednesday. March 3. 1875
At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day legal sales
sere conducted hy Adrian H. Muller and A J. Beeoker
SON White The prices realized were very low. De-
tails Will be found below.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YoRK REAL ESTATE
ny Adrian n msiSr q
snd irteres OF as sciarlas De IN
- so,ssr Nor,S Moorr-. $40 $50
ss 2e sI7s iIls l6 500
Nv SssHi KrstfrT.
s.rls pGes; 10, 7S1ss 81 500
A. tgectsr. e HAiss.
sssoa%sa'r All 9ss l., 81 51Oo ASr,@ Hewitt s0s 600
fGscrsl S. slr75 II D Pm $3.50
tery b7ck sBd ns. WITH ea-e of loi eoraer
usm fr rsar,e rls o. L. q s175i ars sonever II 900
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
Uinier Resorts.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL. Nassau n; r,
IL, s,L,m,. r. Porer Frcpdeior For fall nformston so-
-. Iassr,sod 75S Wss l. steamers sG ever I'VE sssAA
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
and TTSEFUT.-By an American

Protestant ag.d - 20 gcneal "fmwoTH
og Wlth also mis-. vego able gani-nag ,c Se
smok GgE q q Las four Year. rec Aie.d@ioE
Cali :. CAGPE TIL B. lJS VIZ iLtl-s., O;AaT".
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
Gin Real Cslaie for Sale.

Gin Real GeIaie for Sale.
A FINE 4-stOry, brown-stone HOUSE, 30
~ Esst 7tl-st good smsl will sell
great ssonnce. fiANEFISLD. Owser, S23 stA-ave
DEEKMAN HiLL-No 425 East Fifteth-st.
kD arstcss oarsorg hi. HOUSE 2OxJO,
iacaag har iahe plrr carpet Apply The
ise, o. } n. FERRY sislozrr 20 eaSesv.
EOR SALE-Peck-slip PROPERTY. For fur
Il her psruouisrs sdaress WILLIAMS. rrihsne Odc-.
TOR SALE.-A fOur-story brown-stOne
a NBLLlN0 Sixtsecoalsi ia west Of Broadway
n 1000 corner. 50 coo; other pf pcrv 'ow G-are
wh BaDaIL, Bu'ter aal 0saer 3os West fi'veighth-si.
DRIVATE STABLE for SALE or to LET
54at. bh-svc al possession Mar
J Apply G~l Oth-svc 39ta-st
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
5itnalions Uauico--feudlc5.

XNANTED-By young colorea g'rl, 10
w years oil "a y " ani % lgg rccsni Ton b
soath sinucn as NUESL, WAITRESS. O. GLAEttL tuJ
WORK NOT particular about wages Can b. 5fJ Ga
betg en- .!2d nd
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

rQI 3D-AVE., bet. Ash and 49ch-sts.-A
I y NURSE would Ike thGAGENGNr 10. oIe A0nIH 10
econ by doctors aad lade' sLe has attended
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
Ncw- Serser Rral GsIale tor Sale.

At NORRiSTOWN, n. J.-For SALE, a
y ro Ot =. 10 roo4s gas water & 3ia minutes
fon o. cce..ai gardsa, abundance of ruis terms
= EDDY. Ne. ] Park. place
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
broo.,lrn Real GstaIe tor sa!e.

UROOKLYN HOUSES (somc decided bar
ID ssusl fOG SALE RCLANO WHITING. . Beesman-s;.
NARROLL-Sr., north side. 100 feet west of
- Couft- for SALE ne threeSagy h- soap hrowhtone
6vlO) VII be sold
A7riv GLo H. fRkN Mss 80 Brosd-t n y
INOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
lu- itHt lppe-st - iriAe AMI lol-e. lot 2Ix30
% au1 So Nassau framedvc 7Cs; lot. Afx!OL
z.G o. a 46I
lT9 AL 90 WulsNsL3sorr and brck
~ A. ". o- -llf-sL-Sso.v 0a-s hoaec Toe, -1ElJI
No - He's -a-,ury bi-s toass. lot. 25KlJl
NJ seu.ras.--,,-s B1ck l8. 2jKlO0
VIZ tOe@. 231 Wss1.rso on-st. Brooklvu-
ID :. BUSSING, jr. No 2Ol Montague-st.
Ia. 20 bn tius BROOKLYN. BROKER in RBAL ESTATE
a. CAGES. BroOkTa uigbts reIlencs
fsrregonf. MoF iicss ana Hfns, and on west
a Counb I-h.s brtsecn Clark aai p0aiS, TIE later
sty scrrr suaun Nesr Prospect PARK
haeeHeu front brick house,
g1jO shc4 cab ewok, Nswi ok Cir STYLE location
hausc ia' a finished IN wal N.
r1p srf,prr hTt tolc Prk for IS OOO
d. So4ih Eoo.lTa Cng Ssc@e Union.
h0rti aa4 Ia the purchase Of
s-c1d truu h The av. Ia the vcnJ Of
ciOlO SljDuO Of them worthy Of the
all
n. joJ $500 Nacs1s lots for sale in the
Prospect PARK. s1i tire PlsHl OF the
AGO ict" Mo1tlguSt, a1i tNo on RcmSen -bess
vscui rrsp. kC-tv ceuira.l vca.ed Brooklyn
o. "a a-g ha 100 q NeSlck. ieS we'll
los exrhrge for lO-se Parties hay
brook r ale eantcmParg is Purchase MAJ bad 70
aIvsa--l Communicate WI ic aer'er The negotiation
carefully Ltelt and capitalists wish
fuh s-Cy hara NtG5lt cAarge OF aFoFable
opportunities, o. ap2AoAil3a TO IL,
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
Farmers.

EAPM HAND-A German single man would
hse AtE frm understands Jsa gardening taking esre
Of horses, Will himself eiui Furnish -ucl
reference Apply e. UyaLS AGESCY 10 TeJt 3l.st
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
Drooklpn prOpertn 90 Eet

@ourtrn propertn to Get.
A I ELIZABETH. N. j., and VICINITY,
"A DWELLINGS STOKES and FARMS
To LErDwelrg aAd central Oed and convenient the
ar0sd de9o FARMS short distances from HI BETH near Ere
abroad suitable trucking Also TO
LET-a 6ne ooultry RRSlDgS E Apply
AMOS CLARK. jr., No. Arcade Elizabeth, J.
TOR RENT or EXCHANGE-A handsome
French roof HOUSE Ne ~ j.; 10 all convenences
large lot stable. &C. unfnsi furnished for six
MAY viii exchange
moderate cash difference, Address w. H. g. No 129
Broads., n. Y
rE'O LET-kOOM with power near Depot and
within three hours of NewYok by Address Box G79 BT-
mingham. Conn.
'VO LET-AT SOUTH ORANGE, n. IA
HOUSE 80 feet Of land, delight
fully situated on high groald reas 'nabe Inquire
d. J. SPRAGUh 100 WOrth-st
ITO LET, furnished or unfurnished, for one
yesrs uaci MAN ION. Flushing l. l.,
wh all Modern IS Of ground E1 out in
hOhouss graerv blns requisite OF hrtcass
suburban residence Andress A.. Box o72 Po-tOHce n \
'BNO RENT, furnished, for one or two years,
BnslesooO pleasantly ocaed COTTAGE HOUSE Of l3
with modern stable hnnery ieehOuse he
and about 20 u wall fOm two stations Ad
dress Box 545l, New-York POstOhce
- NEAT COTTAGES, 0 rooms, large lots,
30 gbborh OIL 6as pots cloo and churches
RENT good Adde'S HONEST hAD Tribune OAe-
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
Cooks.

NlUh3.
JVANTED-By 4 cOlOred man COOK, sit
w h.e aollei best cy refer
enee address COOh, No. rs West 30 h-s..
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

no. FOR MARYLAND!! 30 page FARM
ii CATALOGUE he; map with rosd iver school
esur,b 81 20 o-r-s J. T. MANCHA BsstOn, Nd.
CTOCK FARM of 500 acres in Green County;
y large hudag. EXCHANGE g. improyed city property
RCLAND WHITING Beekman-st
o. MILES from New -York-A HOUSE con-
OI tanning II room. outbudnys. and Two acres OF orchard
u Of FARMING LAND oleduirie Of mile from former
" sALB separately together Address h1 JULIA r. CoofE
kotsey Rocs and Co. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
Seamstresses.
7 ACE-WORK.-An expert lace hand fOr-


IL mery manufIc,GFa; establishment gets
np ACE WORK order c-s ald rrphrs
aces Ia superior Fine dole Call or ass ShAh
STRESS. 945 0th-aye. the fancy store
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

OH EAST 46TH-ST.-A young Lady wishes
SA4 to DRaSsMAKISG Woad learn 10 attend stores
.aldra ID
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
Walters.

4 FIRST-CLASS c0lOred WAITER wants a
"A sIUA IOS ia boarding house best city Reference Cell OF
.diro,. III W e.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-04
6e!u DanIeo--M Ma.es.

VNANTED-On the 1st of April, steady,
sober industrious MAN take OF Pee ard geaos
Garden and make himself useful Aidzs o.. boz AZ, hlea Fo'
Office. stating lowest terms and nationality.
, 1875-03-23
FRUITS.
LEGAL,


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, 1875-03-23

THQtl SALE-uR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IA RMS IN
I !no. foE chlrtEG property. !9nts 9n and t.nr lnts
tHgtan.st
TOK fA1E--DKS1KANLE IMPROVED FARM
ialavia ILL., 4e0 acres: Will sell easy tGrns
will aIchsnao for Desirable Chicago pruporty anil
sum- s.Inu tnc1ia6ranco. J. u. HARVEY, " HxAhtng-
, 1875-03-23

EOnHaL!t-AT a HAHGA1K-:6, 10, uR Il FRET,
y east 'front.' on atehtEan.av., ncar T"ensy y.l1t.l.:
nw price and will hs given il toId now.
l. llES!lY .IAlAth MEllA II md tti U"srl+orn.et
, 1875-03-23

RIO HEET.r1EAsAHT SUITES DE ROOMS I,
l. Hcndci Hiock. noF1hcas. corner Van nurtn.st. Aat
Ptt!tIc-Av lniuLt1 II LII Efthas., ny stairs
no HLNT-lp3 WEST WhSllJS1jTOS.ST Ut. NE1F
i Green. furnished roosns. en- suite or tlnEle.
no RENT ROOMS ON rtRST f1O0R-FRAWf
dwelling. half block from Indiana ST. Rool cnnsc
ucnces TOR housekeeping; a. lt1 North Isosa.t Iea
, 1875-03-23

UAnTEp-!1ouHE-Wlt HAVE. A CUSTOMER
" 70. good hoa'r. In pleasant locasisn, snn'h Il
eas aud heanca ia Enel Eoo5a.ka lands. Apply ilunad-
atolE 10 uIlAUK L AI5isLI4 iH Dcatlusr.1t,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON 50.EOOT i11T ON
~ aysnurs south bot TMcIs* sccan.s md THIRTY
h!ststs.. Tor cash. .0 Of laas. Addoas II Tslbuuo
ohitn ~ ~N'~T"-
, 1875-03-23

Tor sALE-OIi nENT-GnEAT HARGAIE-t1lT-
tnEc, Pfatie,As., Hlce hnuso Michigan and Praifie.
~, nsar TWenty nlnthat. blKANs CO., i0 WaAlI.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-11-17
Murdered I'm N Gambling House.

CINCINNATI, November I0-About
4:30 this afternoon James Ii. Cole a
resident of Ripley county, Indiana,
visited a gambling house, at 1873 Race
street, in an intoxicated condition,
and after some words vas carried
down stairs by a negro servan
named Duncan. While going down
with Duncan, Cole drew a pocket
knife and cut the negro in the head.
The latter returned to the room
above, followed by Cole. The negro
armed himself with q carriage spoke,
and when Cole reached the upper end
OF the stairway Duncan dealt him a
terrible blow on the head, fracturing
the skull and rendering him i~nsensi-
BILE. Cole never rallied, but died two
hours later. The negro has been ar
rested.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-11-17

and danger to national honor, and to
your most sacred educational and re-
ligious Institutions, were stayed aud
broken by the firm walls of your own
A~llegbenies; democratic wrecks aud
strn AIDED d~rift-wood, now ard then,
alone, marking the subsistence OF this
tide Of folly and clapiraP
l.ioieing as you do, remember
thai your victory is the fruit oil organ
ization, laborious and minute, aud
without organization, your power Is
gone and your energies are useless.
Stand by your guns, maintain, your
ranks, take the touch of elbows, and
bold yourselves in readiness for the
fnal charge along the entire line,
which shall result in the GROWING
triumph of your Centennial year, and
which shall start you in the second
century of national existence, under
the suspicious rule of the great histo-
real Republican party.
HENRY NJ. HOYT,
Chairman.
A. WILSON NORRIS,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-11-17

crew Of thirtSmep, including officers.
Her passenger list numbered twenty
in the cabin and Storage.
LATER.
GALVESTON, November IL, $50
P. M-The mate of the ship Gale
donia, which was lying Immediately
asiern Of the Waco, states tbst he
was on the deck Of the Caledonia on
the lookout, when We heard an ex-
plosion and felt a shock. Looking
in the direction of the Waco, be saw
that she was enveloped in aames.
About half an hour later, be heard
cries for assistance and saw five or
six persons in the water. A few
minutes later, be saw two persons
floating on a fender OF a piece OF
wood The mate made preparations
for sending all the assistance pcssi-
be, by getting ont life lines and
buoys. The sea was running so
high at the time that it was impossi-
BILE to launch a boat. After hearing
the explosion be watched the steam
er closely, and states alter the hrst
few minutes the FIRE lost tie fierce
character at first noticed.
The statements of the men on the
threc vessels nearest the burning
ship all agree as to seeing hFe or SIX
persons in the water, and also to
hearing frequent explosions on the
Waco, which were, no doubt, cases
of oil. All the officers aud expert
enced seamen are of the opinion that
it was impossible for a boat to be
safely launched on the Waco on ac-
count Of the rapid spread OF the hre
and the terrible sea that was running.
There is nothing later from the west
Captain SAWYER. agent OF the line, IS
out since yesterday morning with a
good crew. They VII remain out
side. as long as there is any hope Of
saving any n of The passengers or
crew Of the Waco.