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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
SEATTLE. SIT. 3. ls,6.

SEATILE. SePt- . 1870.
The Council mt, par.1Ant to ijourn-
ment, Mayor Wsed in the chair Coan-
cjimen pres@r; 81 roll-c.lI we're Messrs
Bell, Hall. kenney. LesSy and Moose +,
also. MaTshsl Turuball sud City Attor-
hey Jsukiu,
The minute. OF IS. meeting we're
read ani approved
So Messrs. Crosson & Wildman pre-
'~nted 4 petition asking reduction OF
,helr c3ty assessment On motion their
assessment for the year 1876 was re-.
dacegi two-thiris On mott u warrant
VAS ordered drawn ou the treasury for
80 Ii III favor Il Cros.on * Wjldman
M. Mary l. Damon presented a pc
tition asking the privilege Of building \
.cistern n the street. corner Of Fiji and
Marion. said cistern 20 be built below
tie street grade Prayer Of pe,iti.nsr
was on motion granted
The following resolution was pre-
sented
R>,olsei, That a street shall be con-
sIdered opened within the City of Seat
tie when the same sha II be cleared of
lumber and fallen logs, 10 the width Of
So feet The yeas aud nays being called
on its passage, the vote stood yeas, Bell.
Hall kenney. Leary and Moore. Reso-
lntion WAS adopted.
4 petition asking the cancelling of
the public square on the Maynard plat
was presented. and on motion was re-
ferred to the City Attorney for report
Mr.. Barker came in.
On motion II was ordered the alley
back of Commercial street from Mill 10
Washington be opened across the slip
on Washington street
On motion Messrs Hall and Moore
were appointed d committee to have the
fire bell properly hung
On motion all bills posted OH the side
walks were declared nuisance.
On motion il was ordered that the
city purchase the street lamp in front Of
the Centennial Lottery for $50. and it
was further ordered that a warrant be
drawn III favor of Whitman & Crosson
for $50 to pay for the same.
Ordinance No l2j. providing for the
construction of sidewalk on the east
side of Front street, from James to Pike,
was read aud placed upon its passage.
The yeas and nays being taken, the vote
stood. yeas: Bell. Barker, Hall, Kcuney.
Leary and Moore, Passed.
Ordinance No. 126, providing for a
grade on the north side Of Columbia
street, and partial grade on the alley
between Front and Second streets, and
was read The vote stood. on its pas
age, yeas: Bell. Barker. Hall, Keuney,
Lcary aud Moore. Passed
Ordinance No. l21, establishing the
grade on Seneca street, at the intersec-
tion OF Fourth street, and providing for
a partial grade on Seneca street, was
read and passed The yeas and nays
being called, Messrs. Bell, Hall, Ken.
uey. Leary and Moore voted yea. none
voting nay.
The following bills having been au-
dited by the Finance committee were
ordered paid:
Robert l. Thorn, services as City
Surveyor ................. soy ~
Robert l. Thorn, service of a.
sistants - IS
Singverein Germans, rent of hall
two months. ......... 20 90
A petition was presented asking that
Jefferson street. between Fourth and
Fifth streets, be opened. Prayer of the
petitioners granted.
On motion the Council adjourned
until next regular ,ueeting.
VIM. A. INMAN. City Clerk.
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MANY REPUBLICAN

STILL ANOTHER CHANCE The Great
Reduction at Jamieson's will continue
short time longer. awaiting letters and
u workman from the East. l AN SELL
ING WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEwELRY
CHEAPER THAN EVER SOLD BEFORE IN
ANY RETAIL STORE on THE PACIFIC
COAST. Ny stock must be reduced pri-
or 10 laying in the largest stock ever
opened North of San Francisco Come
one and all, and ct bargains
". u. JAMESON.
Matchmaker and Jeweler.
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~NALL-rox-MrC G. &. Perkins. who
has just returned from Victoria, informs
Us that the small pox is raging badly
at that place among the Indians, and
SAWS that from the ST. Nicholas Hotel
there he counted five yellow flags flying
from houses not more than Il hundred aud
fifty yards distant. He suggests that it
would have been we'll for the Vic,orians
had they saved some If the money they
lasished upon Lord Dutferin To build u
pest house for the reception of the un-
fortunate victims of this disease which
has become almost an epidemic there.
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Political.

En- INTELLIGENCER:- At the grand
Republican rally. this evening, will
some of the able speakers portray the
beauties of Civil Service Reform in.
aueurated here something like year
ago and so correctly copied by the
late Rebel Congress. BY SO doing. they
viii crafty the desire of many Repub-
licaus who are earnestly seeking for
more light
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iston, Idaho John McMillen. George
Avran. C G True. o J Williams. : +
Dustle, City c Nugen,. Port Blakelv /:
Geo L Browning. Washington, d c; c
4 Wilson. c II jackson. Port Madison.
] T L,uagin. Thos Sank, Seattle Mines:
I. ) Lowell. SnohomiSh
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
H kn.uow. " Felt. + 5 Baker.
Cha. Kohu. ] Goodwin, San Francisco;
NJ Becker. hl,titss: Wm Carkeek. q Il
briggs \ Bremen. II Butler. y .
johnson. q " Murphy. City; John Car
tagc. Theo O Williams. Port Madison:
WI Stacy. VI Cornelius. Newcastle
PIT Connellv. FL Connolly " Pa6den.
Talbot. Frank p Moore. z /. shannon.
Portland: II " Packard. Suohomish;
j p Cornfori. Tuslip; T II Grow. Z
Furnier. White River, y 4 Burr.
Olympia " II y Boon. Colfax II
VI kinley Port Blakely George Clark,
Port Townsend.
AMERICAN HOUSE
LC Moore. Port Townsend; David
Parker Lewis Myers. Ren,on; L Gill
ham George Dermond. Port Gamble;
James Berry. Lopez Island; L n Grey
ton. sebeck; Thomas Miles. Seattle
Mine, John Gray. California Harry
Done, Buffalo, n Y: John Kinney,
CITY: Jos Hilton, Snoqualmie
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TIE BslcE BrsISEss.-This year
rs '-e~ Trc...'-'y unfavorabls one
TT the br. ku.aker.- The greatest
officially has been experienced IN -.
ting bricks dried. ~ssdy for the kiln. "a
account 4 the excess oEa rains sui
csaa3y sea;her. There have h-ser, three
yards "a opera:ioa thi. yeag.. MeCA.Iis-
ter's. n Planners Cove. FrszisF (
Moot a. Lake Cui0u. sfd Ois.a's. az Al
Il Point. The PlamIner yard Las burned
two kiln's of.atou; 10. COO each. the
Lake Union yard has furuishe / about
10000 and the Alki yare. ab3Q, 90,
fs1J The Nessrs McC4li.ters have
no7s 3 third kiln Of 10. 010 ready
- burn sbich sill he the t..t ,r; .,s A.
local maLufactare f,r the year. VII
son THIS fpots up $4,000 "a the
Cha MrCalli-tcr has purchased the
Al. Kiln. ont If which he will furnish
about 10. go for Va Chlug's Wash.
iugton street block.
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THE "FAULr" IN THE RENroN
NINE. From communication kindly
sent To us 10y Mr.. Williams, the fore
man in the Rentou coal mine. We learn
some further facts ia regard to the
e fault " which We lately mentioned
ns having been struck i'm that mine
IL appears that the vein has never
been lost, bat 10y pitch If lew feet
III the main gang way it will hc nsco>-
sary 10 change the direction of thu
main tunnel |, will tot therefore be-
necessary. a@ We are pleased to learn,
To II, At any expense ut shafts az tun-
nels o. find Ia lead
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CONVICTED. The mate of the bark
Coquimbo, now at Port Blakely, and
one # the sailors got into dispute on
Friday which resulted in the sailors
assauIting the mate with sheath knife
and inflicted severe wound on his
hand The sailor vas arrested and
taken before Justice Hammond ut Port
Madison. who sent him 10 Jail for sixty
days
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

FRIvArE scuoot- Miss Ada "
Th,yer announces that she will give
private iustraCt ton in French. German.
English literature, etc, commencing tn.
day. Rooms at Mr.. q. kellogg's resi-.
denco OF Front street. Miss Thaycr
has had = long and successful experience
- ius,ructres. in the branches above
specified in the University, aud in the
East, and an excellent opportunity i
thus afforded To our young people who
desire 10 obtain taition in thSfnoFc ele-
giant branches of literary education.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

TIE BEACH ROAD Our attention
has again been called 10 the condition
Of the beach road by aggrievcd team
ers. This road has been left with the
bare ribs Of the corduroy Of cedar rails
exposed. for vehicles 10 bump over 10
their great dctriment All kinds of
freight that are anywise tender receive
injury. and are ia some cases
utterly desiroycd by the pounding they
receive. Sand. gravel. and clay are a.
convenient as they could be- placed IN
the bernie. aud banks. all along->idc. and
the expense of baving some placed "a
tue roadbed III approciable guam.
titles would bo i,ss than the dam
age to the travelling public IN the pre-
ent state Of the read
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

A BAD PRACTICE Somebody has
been ia the habit Of leaving a NUMBER
Of truck wagons over night ~ the foot
IF Mill -tf'ni opposite the blacksmith
shop SevF unfortunate pedestrians
who have chanc.d 20 b. strolIing down
that way through the dark. TO meet the
boats. have been Suddenly and uncer-
cmoniously brought 20 a halt. by run
ming against some Of these wagons \
number Of hotel buses have also col-
lided with them, and IL j. high time
this obstruction If the street be re-
moved a. il is not only disagreeablc
and annoying for persons who have
business on the wharf ia the nigst to
be constantly III fear Of being knocked
over against some old wagon. but IT il
also very dang-rous
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

The CANVASS IN IspfASA,-We had
. conversation on Saturday with gcn-
;lemsn just from the III ester State. He
states that the Presidential campaign j.
waxing very hot there. as II Is beng
made the decisive battle ground IT the
campaign Both parties are sparins M
efforts for success. and be thinks the
vote will Ia very close, bat does not
consider that the decision If thu prclsm-
iasry contest in the State election this
Fall will have much weight a. an indi-
cation of the final result in November
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

~ Mr. $. Denny. who has been on
= visit 10 Indiana since March 1875. re-
turned about week since. Since his
arrival here he has learned OF his wife
meeting with "a serious accident from 4
runaway team, breaking her leg aud
arm. on account of which he is obliged
10 return and IL uncertain a. -
his coming back. which depends upon
her condition. He will leave here on
the 18th. by way OF Portland, over
land
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

Mr.. :. Davis Will son move bis stock
Of merchandise lnto the store row occu-
pied by Charles NeAhcr. the jewe!er,
and the hui,dlrg &c occupies AZ prescott.
which stands in Washington street., MI
IL removed
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

REAL ESTATE. The real estate mar
Ike. has been rather dull for some time
and still continues to be quite slack,
Since our last We have only one
transfer TO recori-the sale of lot ) in
block Is. Maynard's plat. by VIM Hahn
to Thos. Clancy for the sum of 5000
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

Nav SroRE-Mr l.. + Smith,
who vas formerly engaged ia the Jew
cry business =. this place. and leil
Seattlc for California some time age
will again rcSume business here under
Tie firm tame Of l. L Smith Il Son.
They will move in sometime this week
aud hereafter carry - the jewellery
business IN the store now occupied by
hartora i Francis, music dealers
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NEW ENoLANp.

II + Brown. - Burn. wife and two
children j Byes. ian Francisco y
Erickson. Olympia John Brown. wife
and family. Squak ID + Byles. Green
wood r \ Shlnn. s,eels Landing; y
Sukespen. Victoria q " Clarke, II
Durslv. por,lsnd William r. ynolds
Samuel Low, Ssnaimo DR. Wallace,
Co Bay: Vim slocam. kalama j 5
DansAln, Dayton F BALDWIN, Lew
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

- The bark r. X Ham arrived
At Port Blakeiy, saturday. She will
be recaulked at that place aud other
wise repaired before sue commences
loading. \ number of caulkcrs left
here yesterday on the Success 10 pros
ecute the work
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

\ NEW LOCATION. MIR. Charles Nca-
her will TAKE the store Row occupied by
Frsuenthal Bros. as soon as il is va
Gated by them, and after repairing and
painting il up. will move his fine stock
Of iewelry there. and add TO it stock
of musical instruments.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

.sg~T The harkeutlne Discovery will
probably arrive here sometime this
morning, in tow # the Mastic She
will bring. We learn. large amount Of
freight for the merchants Of this
cltv
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

LS Mr. Danskin, the sheep man #
Dayton. who brought over 3 band Of SIX
hundred sheep tn this market from the
Walla Walla valley sometime since.
having disposed of them at good prices,
returned home this morning c5a Sno-
Q,nlmie Pass
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

BAY SHORE IMPROVEMENTS. Wa
Chung the cnterpriSi"g boss China
man. Ia addition To his large brick
store, Is clearing up ground for u build
ing ou the bay road. water front of the
Central Homestead association tract.
beyond the old McCallistcr brick yard,
and below the site Of the Catholic col
lcge
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

- The schooner Planter. from
Wildly Is.aud, loaded with - tons Of
whest. called into this pr; Yesterday on
Il 4 way - Tumw ter
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

CoNiNe By "a telegram 10 Mr. Jack
Levy. We learn that the Royal Mario
nettes will h. here on the 10Th inst.
and Will show three nights II their
entertainments are a. cxCsllent-artis-
tic and mifthtul-as they are reputed
10 he in California. il Is certainly u
very meritorious show. aud is deserving
Of extensive patronage.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

IL Pogv.-rhe Aureola, now leading
o. The Seattle Coal Compsuy's bankers
u nesrly rady 10 sail. The MArsioa
u now leading at the Renlon Cos. ban
Aefs. and the Annie II waiting - LOAF At
Tue same place The Harvest Home
aud Encch Talbot will sooa haul IL AZ
we Seattle bankers 20 load.
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s-ss~ Hovev 4 Barker are now sell

sg- Hovey Il Barker are now sell
ing out their stock of dry goods, aud
will after it is fully disposed of deal
in groceries and orockrry exclusively.
As the city advances in its growth and
gradually assumes metropolitan proper
tions. our merchants will by degrees
adopt the custom Of merchants of
larger cities by making a speciality of
one line of goods
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AMERICAN HOUSE
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n A r r I E D.

sJAMIEsON-RoY-fa this city on Saturday even
Ing. September sd. Isle 81 the residence - tie
bride. by the Rev. J. E Damon. Mr.. W. e..
Jameson and Ms. Mary Roy both Of Seattle.
Compliments received.
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SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.

CORRECTED DAILY nY d. HORTON 90.
SEATTLE. sept %, 1879.
Gold IL New York 81 % i.4sl.9ss.
Currency. here. buying. 90 selling. 81.
Trade dollars, IS half dollars, 81
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Fip~ Rsxors and Shaving outfits al
WUsrHoFF & VALID
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Matchmaker and Jewell

- A Rag Dance will b. given at
lesler's Hall on Tuesday evening the
Goth inst All parties wishing to par
ticipate in the dance must come before
II o'clock attircd in rag. otherwise
they cannot dance till after that time.
The most ragged looking individual in
the room will be rewarded with a prize
The dance l. Ia bs given by Messrs
Steinweg X Fox. Admission 81.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

TINS Celebrated IIumboiit Brewery
San Francisco, " Lager Beer flesh and
cool II the City Beer Hall
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- We learn from, gentleman from
Walla Walla Valley that light draft
steamer is being built at Portland, by
Capt. Stump, former employee Of the
Oregon Steam Navigation Company, TO
be used OH the Snake river. and will
make regular trips from Walullu 10
Lewiston, distance from the former
place of about i25 miles, nj the head
of navigation on the Snake River. She
Is being built principally by money
raised by subscription for the purpose.
from the settlers along that river and
in the vicinity. She will soon be com.
ple,ej and on the route
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-25

TnE PARTY.-Ths complimentary
party given on Saturday evening by
the newly organized dancing club,
known As the Lancers, proved to be a
very pleasant affair A large mum Der
Of young people were present, and
about fifty or sixty couples tripped the
light fantastic toe. to music dispensed
by Brotherhood'- band, until the las,
hour Of Saturday night drew 10 a close,
and the wee sma' hours" Of sunday
morn were near at hand Many pro-
nounce Il one OF the most enjoyable and
pleasant occasions ever had in Seattle,
and hope tina, 1t Is only the commence
ment OF a series of pleasant entertain
ments. which will tend Ia cheer up the
monntony of our long Winter even
ings
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LASCERs ATTENTION There will
be business meeting Of the Lsncers
Dancing Club az Whites Hall on Tues
day evening. al ; o'ciock. All members
of the Club are requested 20 lie present
without failing Remember the time
and place.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
TnrRsnAY. Dec. 2R-p. NJ.

In another column will be found n communication
Of Mr. j. II. Rutter general freight agent of the Cen
tral aud Hudson River Railroad, addressed to the
President Of the Produce Exchange, wherein it is
stated that grain arriving in NewYOrk by the Cen
trail and Hudson which is afterward shipped to
foreign port is entitled to a rebate on the freight
paid to make it equal to the rate from point OF
original Shipment to Baltimore. A moro clumsy
scheme to cover up the surrender of the NewYoIk
roads TO the Baltimore aud Ohio conld hardly be
conceived. The plau insures an innumerable num-
Der Of disputes and is subject at all times 10 with
drawa of the notice by the Central and Hudson.
Ii is no uncommon thing for "a cargo of wheat to
main in an elevator for six months or more. and in
such a case, if finally shipped to Europe it will be
an easy matter for the company to demand impossi-
bio proof that the wheat passed its road,
even il the notice had not long before been with
drawn. Again, II the Central and Hudson can afford
10 bring grain from Chicago at 20 cents per 100
pounds, it can as well do II for home consumption
as for export. We wait to hear from Baltimore in
response to Interpretation of the recent contract
"Water" is the troublel and New-York has but one
remedy for the evils from which it suffers, to wit
that its railroads shall be recognized upon basis
approaching their real cost or value.
The stock market to-day opened firm, and at first
advanced under the manipulation of the leaders
who for so long time have held it under control,
and who, being unable to SELL are compelled TO re-
sort to the milking process, while telling their fol-
lowers that the grand upward movement has been
postponed until after the new year. Lake Shore was
started at 57a4 and moved up to 5Sis afterward
selling at 57l2 and closing offered at the price. The
expected dividend was made TO do good service in
the early trading, when offers to buy 1t were made
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
WILLIAM IND MARY HOWITE

William and Mary Hewitt seem to many
Americans like authors Of the past Indeed comET q
tyey few know that they still ving-a halo and Wig
oroua pair I'm the full enjoyment Of their literary powers
though william Hewitt is 81 years OF ogc and Mary Is
hardly ten years younger They are not brother and
sister as also commonly supposed but husband and
wife colaborers in literary work since the day Of then
marriage over half century Their home OF late
has been in Italy, but both are English by
birth, and both come Of Quaker parcntage Few
authors con show so brilliant nnd varied a
Ust of work accomplished. Poets, writer's for the
working classes editors historians, romancers explorers
into tho myths and traditions Of all Europe especially OF
scandinavian lore they avewOn renown In almost every
department sOf letters. Whittier has embaned IN bis
Chid-fif in Poetry" Mary Howts exquisite Fairies
o the Caldonow" and all America has read her transla
tions of Fredera and Hans Christian Andersen
william Howitts" History OF England sold In weekly
Numbers TO the amount OF 100000 cOpiosl came after
their ioint "Stories Of English lAie" and Lie
and Adventures Of Jack in tue Mnl;" and
inst before issuing these, Br. Hewitt went
with his two sons 70 Australia aud dug for gold like
any ordinary MORTAL His "Land, Labor, and Gold
pulished IN 1885, gives stirring account Of his adyon
lures In this quest
OF late william Hewitt has vigorously taken up the
humane side OF the vysecton question, having written
many able and spirited appeals 10 the British public
against authorizing the practice. But he has not con
fined himself to such practical subjects During the past
wear he has given the world OF his sweetest poems
and one of his very latest productions is Letter to
Young Saturalst in the January number OF ST. AeOfas
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
LITERARY NOTES.

Swinburne's "Bothwell" has been translated
into German.
A new work upon "GOld and its Uses" by
Geo. f. Gee, is announced in London.
Roberts Brothers will put into book form
Miss Preston's Atlantic papers on French poetry.
Among the German Christmas books are
translations OF Enoch Arden" and of the "Ancient
Mariner"
A story of old time by the author of Elsa
and her vuture" entitled; Higher than the Church."
is in press Ia London.
Mrs. L. ID. Courtney, daughter OF the late
Daniel s. DicknsOn, has written novel, Paulines
Trial." which viii DC published by Carleton Go.
A new novel by Mrs. Alexander, called The
Heritage Of Langdale." viii be published Immediately
under special arrangement with the author py Henry
Holt Co. The forthcoming book on Russia by ID. Mac
kenze Wallace which Mr. Ralston the his hest Ingish
authority says in The Athennum he believes wil prove
the best ever written about Russia, VIII soon Dc pup
lished BY tue same firm,