, 1876-07-08

Every piece on the programme was rcn.
dcrcd in Il mastclly manner The most
delicate ear could detect no discords to
mar the perfect harmony Of sweet sounds.
The taste displayed in the selection and
adaptation OF the parts WAS in keeping
with. the occasion, and added much to
the general effect OF the whole. 1t is dit. /
ticuIt, often, where all parts are 50 per- |
tcctly sustained, To speak critically or
otherwise, OF particular individuals All
are agreed, however, in according the /.
highest praise, 10 the Sparkling Bells Of
Seattle; the melody Of whose lovely |
chime still seems to he lingering in the /
mir. We cannot let this opportunity |
pass without naming particularly, Mr.. !
Geo. Wuru, whose excellent taste, correct
ear and powerful tenor voice contributed
50 much to the success Ot the entertain
ment. Neither should we forget our
own little Fannie Low, who, for the first
time appeared on the stage in II solo,
with chorus. winning the good opinions
and wishes Of all her friends. Mr.. w. II.
Ward, Of this place, has done SO much
tor all our public enterprises and enter.
tainmcnts heretofore, and is SO well
known and appreciated here, that we can
find no language in which to express our
admiration OF the able manner in which
he managed the entertainment, and sus.
tanned his own special parts. The Bird,
Of July 1876 viii long be remembered by
all the people of the Snohomish, rs
bright red letter day" in the history
Of our county. Such entertainments are
of the highest order They are soften.
ing, eleyating and enmbling, If thanks,
good wishes, love and the respect of all
our citizens, unquaIiticdly cSpr ssed, in
unmistakable language, will partly com
pensa'e I'VE can never fully repay our
obligntion,) our kind friends; we are
sure they all have it, Such entertain !
ments can never occur too often.
ARRIvEp.--Junc ., Str. Zphy with l3 pas
sengcrs, and freight for L. c. Ferguson, Shone
Bros |. Cathcart, A. II. Buchanan, Mrs VI.
l.. Sinclair, H. d. Smith, Ahlick, Hugh Ross,
Thorton, BENZ Stretch, Burst, Ward, ). Hogan
and Bmckmnn Bros She left for Seattle at
II o'clock next morning. She is now in
charge of Capt David Hill.
July 3, Str Fanny Lahc, bringing full load
OF passengers, and freight for nearly every
business firm on the river She remained here
until the morning Of the 9TH and took freight
and quite number Of passengers and pleasure
seekers up river as far the logging camp of
j. Elwell ~ Son, returning here at2 O'Clock,
where she again received II full load OF passen.
gcn and left for Seattle aud way ports.
ARRIvED.--July 8, Str. Zephyr with a
small amonnt Of mall freight sc.
July 8, Str. Yakima, also bringing
freight, &c. They both steamed out
about 10 4. NJ. Want of space forbids a
more extended account.
July Z, Str. Fanny Like, bringing 10
passengers, and freight as follows:
E. c. Ferguson 60 pkgs., Mrs. j. lar-
vey 3, Mowatt & ITinman 13, L, Wilbur
/, Geo. Smith 2, VIM. Atflick ?. Bennett
& Flanu /, Amos Hurst /, Hartman |,
W. Smith I, Z. d. Smith ,, j. B. Roberts
/, A. johnson ., Shone Bros. /, s. Hogan
.. On the morning of the Sth she went
up river short distance and brought
down hay for Benz. Stretch, and returned
TO Seattle same dny.