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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1l13 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

An ATTRACTIVE AND COMMODI-
n GUS NEW BRICK DWELLING. WITH IRON
VERANDAH, CONTAINING NINE ROOMS, HOT
AND COLD WATER THROUGHOUT THE EN-,
TIRE HOUSE, ON MAIN STREET WEST OF
AND NEAR 10 MONROE PARK, No. 92O.--At
the request Of the owner will sell at public auction,
on WEDNESDAY, May "a, 1876, at 81 O'Clock p.
NJ, on the premises, that new and beautiful BRICK
RESIDENCE No. 920 west Main street, now In the
occupancy OF n. C. Newton, Esq, fronting on Main
street rs feet, and running back between parallel
lines to IN alley.
The house has nine rooms, with iron Ycrandah, iron
front fence with all the modern improvements, hot
and cold water in the bathroom, pantry and ktch-
en- cooking-range complete, and everything in per-
feet order. The house Is new, having been erected
by George & William Gibson about year ago, and
Is finished in the most substantial and neatest man
ner, and has, In fact every convenience found in
frst-class residence.
There is seldom found III the market SO desira BILE a
residence as this.
TERMS: One-fifth cash balance at one, two three,
and four years, interest added, payable sem-annu-
ally, ard secured by trust-deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
my 19-tds Auctioncer.
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my 19-td;

A FINE, LARGE LOT ON WEST
IN GRACE STREET.-Immediately after the
above sale will sell large and desirable BUILD
ING LOT on the south line of Grace street, COM
mencinE 100 feet west Of the southwest corner OF
ming back 1876 feet to alley Is feet wide The late
frst-cass improvements In the vicinity OF this lot
renders 1t very desirable. This property VIII be SOLD
st great sacrifice.
TERMS: At sale. j. THOMPSON BROWN
nv 20 AuCtlOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24
By Frank D. Fill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
11OS Main street,

CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24

T OW RENH,5fO lMMEDlAlh AL E;i
~ PL1CANTS. E:S
10 ROOMS-No. 81 D west Main street.
e R0OMS-No. 1442 east Main street.
j & R0OMS-No. 523 north Adams street.
ROOAS-No. 4O5 west Main street.
y ROOMS-No. 625 north Eighth street.
Z ROOMS-No. 2O3 west Cary street.
y ROOMS-No. 4 east Clay street.
6 ROONS-No. 23 west Canal street.
& ROOMS-No. l13 west Cary street.
4 ROOMS-No. 1872 north Fourth street.
6 ROOMS-No. 8 west Canal street.
RGOMS-No, 205 south Second street.
5 ROOMS-part No. 81 8 east Main street.
& ROOMS-part No. S07 east Grace street.
+ ROOMS-So llS north Belviderc street.
ROOMS-No 422h west Duval street.
d ROOMS-No- south Laurel street.
g ROOMS-No 1917 north Seventeenth street.
g ROOMS-No. 622 south Laurel street.
8 ROOMS-So. 743 north Second street.
9 ROOMS-No. - south Cherry street.
STORES:
STORE and DWELLING, Brook avenue near
Broad rooms. .
STORE and DWELLING No. south Pine street.
rooms. ,>,
u STORE and DWELLING No. north Seventeenth
street, rooms.
ALSO,
SHIFTS of and vacant rooms In various parts of the
city. ). THOMPSON bRO t, n,
1113 Main street, opposite Dispatch.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24
By W. Goddin and Bronaugh s Taylor, Auctloneers

j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. = Z
my 1S-tdexM24
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24
BY Cook & Laushton, Auctioneers'
No. 10 Governor street.

SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE sA Al
s7oS Vt fms ASD Pins, LADIES, AND GEN
TEEaENs FINE GOLD WATGHRFFs e oPhkx,
GGI.Ssrs aR rNGS. PINS, BUTTONS, &C., &c,
a. hAfnTioS.M Invite the attention OF the Pn4o
lie to our sale of the above handsome and .stabsh
1ment Of M. Fl. Prince, ESQ.,, Washington, Y. ~,
which win be sold ct our auctlonsrooI9s rtcIe var
ing THIS DAY ut ION o'clock. Ey $500 sdIeie
rosseu - - COOK & LAUGRTON,
o. eFrfsEza5 { kuctloneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24

NOR RENT, FRAMED COTTAGEGa
E No 6lS. with large lot, on the west side Ill
Tenth street near NJ street. Apply to
A~' j. L. APPERSOS,
INV net Real Estate Agent.
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1876.
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATe<4i-E,
~ COMPANY. 1zSnse2zs

FOR OLD POINT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON TIE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection at Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTl-
MORE. and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON. ID. c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24
WINES, LIQUORS, DC.
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, DC.

CPECIAL BARGAINS.
so DECORATED FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS.
IA pieces at 81 (they cost that In gold 70 import
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS, $50 pieces, at
WHITE CHINA by the dozen or single piece at very
low rates;
Great Inducements in CHAMBER and TIN TOILET
ICE-PTToHERs and WATER-COOLERS, RE
FRIGERATORS, ICE-CHESTS, and ICE
CREAM FREEZERSss OF the best makes, at
pldees 10 suit the times.
For bargains, give me q call T.. D. TAYLOR,
my 1011 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24
AUCTION sALEs--Esntare Days
!; [, rLf BY Edward O.. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Il & No. 1918 Main street.

rRAME DWELLING ON FOURTH
r STREET. BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUVAL
STREETS FOR SALE AT,AUCTION.-On SAT-
URDAY the 27th Of May, on the premissss a MR
nWET No 7i5 north Fourth street, contain
Inc four rooms. Small kitchen on the lot. The lot
fronts 22 feet inches and runs backabout loo rect
TERMS: One third cash; balance ut six and twelve
months with six per cent. interest.
- o' - !, EDWARD G. GODDIN,
: ,ny. pa -.sya q. F Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, A VERY
II DESIRABLE and PLEASANTLY LOCATED
LOT on st. James street near Coots street by l50
feet This lot can be bought very low and should
command the attention Of persons Of small means.
For terms, &C., apply TO 4. ID. EACHO.
my 22-4t Real Estate Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24

ssBY Byersy 4 Powell. Ancdenecrs
1874 Main street.

sP 1871 Matn tsFefI =
~ d RFL FUjRNITURE, SLOW "
NJ CASE. sTEAw GOODS, &C, Ap $1,000 ~ !.
canfsei nasosfmeffc at FURNTTURE, ccnsisting Oh
One very handsome BLACK WAiLtss so1' Z pc
AZ All isa nssg;fssffpoPiiHsuREAJs nt wASHsTANDs. &
WARDROBES BUREAUS - So - lts-'
BEDSTEhDS, CHAIRS, SAFES, q - IKE
HAZE Hal ! snds;HiUGcckssdATTREssEs. 8 IS (
Chill REN's CARRIAGES; ;,s,. ,y - aa,,oyv-
= CASE; suitable for dealer in fancy ar'ic.es OF
miIlsner. fssLtt. 2 ~ .-...-.,, an, of
MEMS WONEN'S, and CHtLDkhN'S siha"
HATS and BoNNEIIsS;; r v,,1. = POWELL,
t.r,gs1rre. - - Auctsoneers.
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HEAL EeTAlIlTjE "a pp1v !. =. -.

EEALEgEATE Al pRrvATgaaIr
iEOR SALE PRTYATE1, p 49,. :.
E desirable new BRICK nw y I'M most a.
1I2 Leigh street. between Fourth and Sas,bn -
Tne main building contains four lssre ,oi
s a dur FGG ssas. ,n s 49,
nee 90 me oMner : determined 70 ss Can easz l.
). j. Real Estate Apctioneer and Asrn,,
EoR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL AM An
Nv, a, 5nllKABLY WE'LL LOCATED FARM ~.
N HANoVER County. Tw sEssTE AtsGR IsE 3.
E ~ 7. OF RIGHMoID between TAY Ign1aks
FR6a r AfP PR THE RiIfgfNsGTI9S
THE CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO HRAa ffRR3ShRnTo
AZ the request Of Messrs. James and Edward A,..
TRA sfT f9I rs s1e th ;dr,, BEAUTIFUL
22S acres Of which about 100 acres are open p,s
~ GOO Quality and thirtve acres In wood sns
DWEiLiNSe e eopanns const. Of an exee
anS ns b0Ge er Ss oaks s "a
an lcehouse near BY There Is fitsb water and
smoke-house, barn, &c. Also a good orcb, uad,fy:
sc. dere saS Sq i Tia sppss peaches pears Cherries
crops win be sold With the farm 20 % th Iae growing
chaser can get immediate possession. This e pr
roads, within three fourths OF mic ~ hn .mo ral.
Iaylo5,ssyian y. Apply at once to W.GoDDiS s'
my 23-3t &t-4 sna,tILN,
EOR SALE PRIVATELY, THATVFpv
a desirable and eiigibly-stuated BRICK nyyrIrA
Ing southeast corner Franklin and Twert ILL III
streets, containing about twelve roolps Iara hsia
pltcned and airy, with gas and water thro"yhSDs
order. e pses Ia NICE
Lot 80 BY $50 feet to an alley 20 feet wide. y,,s
paved. Hydrant IN yard, and also In house. Brict
house. '""'-
A harpain csn ho nod
TERMS: Easy. SQUIRE GODDIS,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers
my Z3-2t 917 Bank street
TOR SALE-DWELLTNGS IN yAPI.
~ GUS PARTS OF THE CITY.
LOT on Shockoe slip.
LOTS on TWenty-seveuth and Grace streets
LOTS on Twenty-sixth and Broad streets
LOTS on Grace street near Shafer street
LOTS on Beverley Tor HARVEY street.
LOT on Pine street.
LOT on Twenty-fourth street between Broad and
Marshall.
Large and small FARMS for sale.
MARKET-GARDENS, with crops, &c.
REAL ESTATE to suit everybody.
Call and see us you want to bny or have anything
TO trade. CHAFFIS, STAPLES e Co
my 22-3t
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, A VERY
Il DESIRABLE and PLEASANTLY LOCATED
LOT on ST. James street Coots street. 40 by l5O
feet. This lot can be bought very low, and should
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK .-The Old &sSA
II Dominion Steamship Company. 1870
steamship WYANOKE, Captain CoUCH, Will sail
FRIDAY, May 26th, at 9 O'Clock A.. NJ.
Freight received until 9 O'Clock THURSDAY
EVENING.
Through bills of lading signed aud goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, S12 (; round-trip tickeaA
$50. Storage, sc and IS.
For freight or passage, apply to
G. ". ALLEN q CO., Agents
my oi-2t EnmnanY'a Wharf. ROcketG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24

MORE, and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON. ID. c.
On and after TUESDAY. May 10th, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond ior ne
above-named points TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYSa mt 6 o'clock a. NJ.
Passengers by this route can view by Daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the James river, including DUTCH GAP tpasssns
through the same Notifications, batte-helds James
town, Hampton Roads, ETC., and have four hours al
Old Point for bathing and or two hour
at Norfolk before departure of Baltimore steamers
The elegant new s'Ifygcla Hotel" a: Old Point l.
now open for the reception Of guests.
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk. ........." s2 w
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk and return...: so
Through tickets to Baltimore, PhilaGelphia, and
New York Mt reduced rates.
Tickets for sale on steamers. at CARRIER 8 %.
Ticket Agency Main street, and Exchange Hotel, ana
baggage checked through Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk and Portsmouth ano regular iahd.
ings on James river, from A. ri. to . 7. A.' at
reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid.
|. l.. b. TATUM, General Agent
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch olnS
at w. ID. Blair & Co.'s. No. 903 Main street
m | |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24

L MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM s<sas3sssA
SHIP LINE.-F0R PHILADELPHIA PRoyL.
DENCE, BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
notice the steamers OF this line will make tri-weekly
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TpESpAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same city vid Cape Cod. landing at Old Colony
depot, and avoiding transfer.
W.. PORTER, Agent,
1926 Dock street Richmond.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE & Co.
General Agents.
No. IL South Wharvcs. Philadelphia.
ID. ID. G.. MINK. Agent,
myl7 No, 90 DeyOnshirc street. Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24

,S,. ~ FOB. IshME >------~--
sTsOR RENT-LOw RENT-RENT IA
REDJCEp--at reduced p,aees ten Or a., S s. 4
teen Houses, IN good ne.ghborheods' AZ from sao
TO $40 per month. Apply e sSgaSK DILL, 70
my e4-eods. l los Main slr Get
NOR RENT, that very desirable new
rs sHRrCX DWEI.LfNG, opposite TO Monroe 80
s sesNss, 6 6 rps T Fl Il sse es
,,rc nf sst pcr annsirn This Is ne opportunity
% secure nice home at p PaNs l s. Hrb
nv e4.as .-,.. 49, -. 1los Main street. !
nor RENT, that desirable STORE "a
T. No. 1894 Main street, now occupied by 80
Bycrv and Powell, and so long occupied by DR. g. F.
Dove with residence above. Possession July 1870
nv aa.st iI0s Main street.
T1OR RENT, the very eligible STORE Gs
with cellar. containing three large floors, -
recently occupied by August Weimer, on Twelfth
street near Main Possession at once VIII be rented
or leased for term of years. tns S,aI Hill lgs
ness q fR Reai Estate "a Agent,
nv o4.st lI0s Main street.
NOR RENT. BRICK STORE AND Gs'
a DWELLING corner Of Canal and Byrd ~ sa,
streets, recently occupied by fafhsF % HILL
nor RENT, THAT MOST DEsIRA- Ms
Il BILE DWELLING No. 41o Main near En-
Fifth street, adjoining the residence OF an no
Haxal ESD, now being painted and put Ia nice oon-
diion Contains ten rooms, with modern i'm improve
ments Rent reduced fh M Main ~ street.
nor RENT, NICE BRICK TENE-GEs
L MENT corner of Twenty-third and Grace -
streets, seven kite RSR Ell T g. IYS
SS INV ! a41ss ''"' Real Estate Agent:
NOR RENT. NICE AND NEWLY-@a
REPAIRED BRICK TENEMENT, No. E ~
323 CANDLES Hill, on Fourth street; esse sieg nr
m %y a4.ss Real Estate Agent:
TOR RENT. four of those handsome ca
4 and thoroughly-constructed TEN Ts a ~
In Joncss Block, Grace street between aater and
complete, and al OF theli IN orr
repair These tenements have the d the mice win
be made to suit the times j hbPRRlEE e B. LYME,
.,oa-wTb&s3t Real Estate Agent.
JOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE with
L four rooms. Kitchen with two rooms, on ilneAz-A
street between Main and Cary. hPbp Apply TO In
my os-9tx .4oG east Broad street.
NOR RENT.-No. 612 north Ninth :a
| L street, S25 per month. soo .ou -; -
| Three small framed houses near Mayo street.
| No 1OIl second street. 8 3 per month
| No l7l6 Baldwin street, 20 per lnontt
| No. 1921 Marshall street, Sl2ner month.
| No. l03 east Broad street, $2pper month.
| No. s27 Second street, $12.5O per month:
No 1901 Seventeenth street. So per month: 800
No. 42s, Seventeenth and Clay Streets szo per
| month. -.-.-. e,e--.
iosse''ioi ~ '"@ e. d. EACHO,
,,rooat No. 8 Fourteenth street.
TOR RENT, TWO BRICK TENE-
T. WAREHOUSES; corner Third and Clay es:4
streets with seven rooms each ana kttcnens WIN
fonr rooms. we'll mitchell, and houses In perfect
order with front and back parlors, sliding doors
and marble rnantels TO secure good tenants at once
these houses will be rented at a very low figure.
an,Iy To- DENJANIN r: LIpSCOblB,
o. w i 81 Franklin street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24

T1OR RENT, TWO BRICK TENE-Sss::a
L MENT-HOUSES corner Third ana Gay 80; 1a1
four rooms: wei pitched, and houses IN perfect
with front and back parlors sliding doors
these houses will be rented at a very low figure.
anfly To- BENJAMIN r: LIpSCOblB,
1App' 81 -1sErs $40 Franklin street.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-27

1 am now siuking wells, and have been very
successful in obtaining god flowing water.
The work OF boring and casing wells is partic-
ular;S solicited just ut this tiIGe.
Carson, May >. 1875.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-27

~ Special attention paid to applications for
Uuits. states l'Rte1;s ioy mining claims: Viz
ein;s and Gold Hill ;own-site lots: pre-emP.ion
.li homestead CLAIMS. and the procure m.nt of
patents forthe same. Will prosecute all con.
tested land and towf,-site cases before the Init
e,i sts;.s Land Office. ose- four years official
c1pe-ieare- jy15
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-12

It was only voice that swept through tho hall.
In accents responsive to somebody's call,
From form that did not see;
But the door stood ajar. and the sound made way,
As its musical rhythm asserted its sway.
And fatefully fioated to me.
At first II was only a thrilling surprise.
Inviting the soul from its slumber to rise
After toll of q tedious day;
And the paper and pencil seemed tired too.
And suggested the artists labor was through,
Till lit by the mornings ray.
But the spell Of that voice was potent spell,
And its musical cadences rose and fell
In dreams AMI in day Is ecstacy;
Till the brain gave heed to no other tone
And the soul was in bondage to this alone,
Nor mourned for its lost liberty.
We have never yet met-but that voice so cl-ar
With its marvellous melody smote my ear,
AZ Loves own reveile:
And TIL heart throbs slenced by Deaths tatto,
Ihat voice shall hear and the long sleep through
Be the Gull to eternity!
The GALAXY.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-12
To. N sbrrOW.

This world, with all its power and pride.
II but val" of sorrow,
To-day, perhaps. in POM, We ride
Above ambitions seething tide,
Who knows aught of Tomorrow?
day can call forth many things,
And all does from the future borrow,
Today may show the power of kings.
But who will prune times fleeting wings,
Or say what comes tomorrow
To-day the victor naunts the wreath
And deems the earth too narrow,
Disease, perhaps, may stop the breath,
No hand can stay old time. and death,
Perhaps, twill come tomorrow.
To-day IL then the given day,
For deaths uns RING arrow
May turn the pro,dest into clay.
And who could for salvation pray,
II death should come tomorrow
Then leave the worldly thoughts awhile.
tbs better to possess than borrow,
To-day might free us from all guile,
And Heavens reconciling smile
May give us joy Tomorrow.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-12

a BLACK Newfoundland dog, having
attended the " Pride of the TYNE"
Lodge Of Good Tcmplars, at Haltwhis-
tie, along with his master, Mr.. John
Leake, for some time, appears to have
found out their mysterious rap for en-
tering the lodge room during the meet
ings. On the last lodge night he set off
to the lodge rs customary, and his mas
ter having gone in before him, closed
the door. A short time after, the Inner
Guard and part of the members heard
the well-known knocks Mt the inside
door, when the Guard arose and opened
it, and the black brute walked majcsti-
cally in, greatly to the surprise of the
vigilant Guard, Mr.. Henry Lawson,
causing no small amusement to the
whole company.-Nepcaste Chronicle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-20

SAILED. Tie pscifc Mail Steamship
Dako's. - -rH~t ~ y o., q the h~r-
TOR yesterday morning ~ > oclock. e..
~sn Francisco. ; h soox the FOL. win
list Of passenger Angas AK to.h.
Jacob Fraaeuthal. Wm W. -1n J ].
McGllyra. Mi.- Carrie McGilvr.. Dr..
Raymond. Mss Clara Livingston. Ralph
Wsiil y III Weed. ~ite and tao ch 4
zen. VI A Kelly, W b Blackwell. SAN
"ilkeson. Mr.. Nat Crosby snd two
children. Judge WIN VI York. wife
ani inf.o,. snd l. C. Rich aud wifi
Chas NcC0.lan. Martin ~chrseiy. Pc
teF Irving. J Il Philip, NJ and Mrs
Lebra,h. Miss L.zz3e I.ebrash. Ms
bec.te lebrash Svduey We're, Henry
ShotwelI. ID L Axtell. Lewis Oraina. "
Il RICHTER Rudolph Beer. Nap Hart. q
+ Wiley, ) Burnig. Gee Hee. Sam
Zip and child. Lox Sing III & Carmen,
Peter Basnoe aud A : Holbr0ok. The
following IS her frelgh. lis, box Chi
ne.e merchandlse. Isl green hides. IS
empty bser ksg-. barrel liquor. 3 bales
deer .kins. 1 tins tAilow. trunk cloth
ing. box hardware. box tools, pkgs
household goods, pkg nerchandise.
i53 cords Of staye bolts. aud - bales Of
the neS crop Of hops She took here
$50 tons Seattle eoal. aud she will take
80 tons Of Nanaimo coal at Victoria
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-20

The STEILAo CAGIsH II Ise -ctoo;.r
Janiata, II Cen.erville. CT the Stella
guau.isb river. commanded by Capt Kyle.
-ss Iying 81 Sse,son il Pos,'s mil!
Yesterday loading with lumber for Cen
ierslile The Captain informs ~ that
cv.rything on that river b.speak.
speF,ty ard rapid cgress Ib>
gram crop this season - much larger
than ever befre. Tier Will IT,
al q thirty thou.and bushel. # grain
shipped from the Steilaguamish river
;hI. rear. AID the bulk Of this will
he rats, which will find
market principally in san Francisco.
The oats. be says. are Il
the finest quality, and are In every re-
specs equal to the lest produced Al
Prince EiwAri', Island. " hich has a
~ide reputation for producing a .uperi-
or quality q: cats lie thinks tia, the
farmers there will in the future devote
their attention wholly 10 the production
If grain and the dairy business. a. the
country seems better adapted - the
production Of erFeals and dsirying than
any other bran"bss Of husbandry. The
potato crop there has been almost
. total failure this year. ard there will
b. but few potatoes shipped from there
this season. Immigrants are coming in
fat. and among others. . number Of fru.
gal Norwegian families. There will be
twice the numbe Of votes polled in tn,
eenserville precinct this year that there
vas At the last election The country
bAs improved correspondingly with the
increass OF population. Among other
improvements, there will have been 800
scres OF land dyked In this season on
the Stsilsgsnmish flats. The dykes are
built five feet high. nine feet through at
the base and two fee. across the top
The logging business has also been
brisk this season. there being four large
camps in active operation IN the vicini
~. He also informs US that there are
many thousands of acres Of good agri-
cultural land in SteilAguam.sh valley
much OF which is sabjec. to pre- emp.ion
end homestead.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-20

HAAD LCcE-Mr- r VI. Cabbage. .
son-in-!a~ If Vim. HA, n. ~, Ct Cedar
River. whom We stated .one time ago
bad m's s'iously DISAPPEARED. aud has
net since been beard from. came to
town yesterday. in company With .u-
other man. On his way down. be los.
bis fock-,-book. which contained go.
III greenb L. was los. somewhere
Oh The road between Cedar and Black
River. A ~con As he discovered ;ha.
l. ~as lost, they turned the team back.
AMI soon ne, ali Indian xho hsd been
following them Upon questioning
him In regard to the matter. they
Judged from h's appearsrc. .hs, BE- had
found snd concealed the pocket book.
and accordingly c0mmenced To
search his person: bu. be left
them before they got entirely through
and made . rapid retreat. Mr.. Cab
naga met with very serious accident
last July His knee cap WAS broken
and the joint injured 50 badly that be
will probably De crippled for life. and
IS how obliged 20 use crutches 20 get
about. He Is harness maker by
trade, and came here on his way 10
Walla Walls, whittier bis father-i in laws
family have recently gone. hoping there
to fnd work a, his trade a. he is now
disqualified for farming. On accoun,
OF this accident. which has prevented
him from working since its occurrence
and incurred . heavy expense. he is in
rather destitute circumstances and thi.
loss will consequently be very heavy.
He is young man Of good address
and just commencing in life. He i, Of
the opinion that his father law hastnet
with foul play somewhere on the road.
as he cannot account for his sudden
disappearance in any other way
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-20

NkEpgp. -- The lower PARTON Of
Commercial street is in very bad coudi-
tann, from Washington street down to
Jackson. and il should certainly lee
fixed up before the wet weather sets in.
The stree. is full of sags and little
knobs. which at present; render II very
uncomfortable for iartics passing over
1t with vehicles. on account of the an
noying jolt ,ha. is caused by them. In
the winter water will settle In these
says and be absorbed instead Of run
ming OIL. rendering the street almost
,mp~ssable This matter should la
attended IN immediately, for If il be
neglected. this street. over which the
travel tho coming winter will 10 much
increased above that Of lAst.will be IN a
deplorahle condition The cess pool
caused by leakage in the water pipes.
81 the corner Of Main and Commercial
streets should b. also attended 10.