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, 1876-11-25
Summons by Publication.

Tn the District Conrt of snobomish County.
Washington Territory, holding terms at Sno.
bomisb Citv.
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ana george W. flcsloh' ue'ehuahIs'
Complaint filed in the Office of the Clerk Of
said District Court.
The United States of America scrd greeting.
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, 1876-11-25
Our Public School Building.

Under the excellent management of
our public school by the present teacher
and the one whom she succeeded, the
question of more school room is sprung
by the large increase of students; and
We must meet and settle this in such a
way that when few months have passed,
we shall not wake up to find that we
have made rs great II mistake in this as
we did in the planning and building of
the present school house. Mere room.
in the sense that farmer provides for
his hay and grain, is not what will meet
the requirements OF this case.
Every step we take now in this dircc.
tion should look to the grading of our
public school. A mere extension on the
rear Of the present building of thirty
feet giving us, as some propose, one
school room Of 2Gy70 feet, is not practi.
cable; we should have at least two reel
tation rooms with one more general
school room. Let us build wing on
the rear Of the present building, pro.
jcctng out on either side far enough to
give the three rooms below; then let it
be finished with French attic roof, so
as 10 give us the room above, which lat
ter need not now bc finished up As
soon as it is needed we could put Oh the
same kind Of roof on the present build.
ing, thus giving the room required and
bringing our school building in archi.
tcctural keeping with all its parts.
, 1876-11-25

GolHG IN SWIMMING. 49, Creighton re,
icrs in this weeks letter to that habit
among boys in swimming Of tying each
others shirt sleeves into hard knots 1t
is singular that neither at Cincinnati
nor st, Louis u plank WIS introduced
ccnsurng thspernicious custom. Then
there was another custom. now obsolete
we believe, Of making knots of grass
across the meadow path 10 the water
those were suitable influences in prUprl.
ing boy hcadlong 1t was the burden
Of our grandhthcr's song that boys are
not rs they used to be, and 50 our faith
crs sang, and so now sing we Of this gcn-
Grafton. There was a time when to lie
the son Of wGll.to.dO parents was mis-.
fortune to boy. While he would be
uGlacing his shoes the sons of poverty
would be stripped for the water. An
they had to do was to drop their pants,
and taking hold Of their shirt yank it
over their heads, while they kicked
themselves free of the former garment
with their feet. The only other article
of their apparel, the hat, came of IN the
general movement. Boys do not posses
that earnest spirit of competition winch
characterized the lads OF our day.-Uan.
6HV NcrS.
, 1876-11-25
Steamers,

Both the Neliie and the Fanny LaIe
came in on Monday, nearly at the same
time. They both had large freight
and passenger list. The NeLlic is hcreat.
ter TO come on Mondays and Fridays,
bringing the mail, while the FanHy will
come on Wednesdays and return by way
OF the StiIaguamish and Skagit.
The Yakima came in on Thursday,
bringing load of lumber for the Athe-
nmum. She took a load OF shingles and
sailed for Port Gamble the same day.
The steamer N5Ni, Capt. Wright, ar
arrived at this port Friday at 3 A. ".
with Il full freight and passenger list.
, 1876-11-25
From N.e MN IojR Times.

Alas, alas, all the Old world runs to
flesh with added years; the Anglo.Saxou
TGutonic, Latin, and ScIavonic races are
unwilling that their daughters shall stop
within the boundaries of grace. The Re-
public, aged n century, alone prcscrhcs
limitations to the maternal gro yth Other
women keeping them, it may be, within
their best development, their loveliest
hlOssoming. Nature were wise. berchnncc.
to strike an average, and so benefit both
hemisphores. But since she does not, let
lis he content with our sparcncss and our
anGuarty. especially since these are sen.
sibly growing less. We are much nearer
the ideal and the classic than the rest Of
the globe is. Let our women rejoice that
thcv are not fat; that they can approach
middle life without nccumuIating mn over
plus of flesh, If they need consolation,
they should remember that ndipose mat.
ter Il not given with discrimination that
nature ordNns it should he too much or
too little, and that, all things considered.
the latter is far preferable.
The Greek statues, are still regarded as
perfection of form as nrchetvpcs Of beau
ty, are more like American than like other
women; the masters, barring Rubens
and ms reproduction of his two huge
ilobby wives, painted gooddcsscs. saints,
madonnas without leaning to stoutncss.
The great beauties history. the fascinat.
ing neroinrS "t poetry and fiction. were
sIenuer, lissomc creatures, whose glorious
bodies seemed capable of reflection.
There can he no real grace, no elegance.
no untold charm in two hundred avoir.
dupois while she who is thinness itself
may still be enchanting; may inspire
poetry, may make men mad for love of
her and set the world in arms,
, 1876-11-25

weather, fortunately, was serene, 50 they
suffered little Ivy exposure, and having
made the necessary Improvements started
on their return trip, which they made
overland, reaching this city Thursday.
in tired, .ja,lcd condition. Mr. l.. states
that the overland trip is not at all enjoy.
aolc the fallen timber bcing piled up in
places twenty feet high, over and under
which he had TO climb and crawl. and
recommends others who 90 in that di.
rcction to freeze to the river.
, 1876-11-25
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
PROCLAMATION GY ELISHA p. FERRY,
GOVERNOR,

PROCLAMATION HY ELISHA Il. FERRY,
GOVERNOR.
In conformity with custom and the
proclamation Of the President of the
United States, l hereby designate the 3Oth
day of November, instant, to be observed
by the people of this Territory MS day
Of Thanksgiving and Praise to Almighty
God. for the unnumbured blessings be-
slowed upon us during the year now
drawing to close.
In testimony whereof | nave hcreuntO
set my hand, and caused the great seal
l.. 8 Of the Territory to be attached,
at olympia, this 18th day of November
\. ID. 1876 ELISHA p. FERRY.
BY the Governor:
HENRU G.. STRUvE,
Secretary Of the Territory.
, 1876-11-25

CALLED TO SNoHoMISH,-Rcv. DR.. Macrcc,
the famous Presbyterian divine, la, accepted
rnII 10 SnohomI'h City for one year Next
SUNDAY he will preach here, while ON his way
to that rising place. -Iacift TrijapG
Brother Prosch you are slightly mis-.
taken That famous Presbyterian Iii.
vine" has not been called to the Snoho-
mish. lie may have been sent here by
some interested ontSiier, but the people
OF the Snchomish will not call any one
for zone year. or more, until they are
satisfied themselves that the aspmnt
will fill the bill Prcsbytery of Puget
Sound take notice.
, 1876-11-25

by referring to our advertising col.
umns our readers will perceive that oar
friend, l. NJ. Hall, has formed a copart-
nership with Judge Charles II. Larrabcc,
a gentleman of large legal experience
and marked ability. Judge Lmrabee
was for fifteen years Judge of the Fifth
Judicial District Of Wisconsin, was II
member of the Constitutional Conyen-
tion, served term in Congress, and was
Colonel in one OF the regiments of that
State during the rebellion. We congraa
ulate our friend Hall on securing gen
tIeman ior his partner with so clear and
able a record. He will undoubtedly
prove to be II brilliant acquisition to the
bar of Washington Territory.
, 1876-11-25

THE river has fallen so much that
Packard IL Jackson's wharf is well out
of water. Ferguson's wharf is still sub.
merged at this date, November Goth.
We hear of very little damage. Less
logs were lost than ut any other time
heretofore since extensive logging opera
tions were commenced above tide water
on this river
, 1876-11-25

The river is very high. Great quaint.
tics Of drift have passed the last few
days, with now and then a aw,log. As
yet 10 one has met with very serious
loss.
, 1876-11-25

THERE has been considerable sickness
on the river this week among children,
but only one fatal case. Now that the
weather is clear we hope 70 see less sick
ness.
, 1876-11-25

Tnn loggcrs on Pill Chuck have sue
coedcd in driving successfully rs far as
the bridge, and from there the logs can
he got at any time when the main river
subsidies.
, 1876-11-25

TnG frame of Mr.. L. c. Fcrguson's
warehouse, below the store, was under.
mined by the high water, and will be
seriously injured, and will probably have
to come down.
, 1876-11-25
NGEld'E!!
SGs'R'E4'E!

Until further notice | will be Nt my Office,
IN SnOhom-h City, for the transaction Of nr.
,ncss, ON saturday Of each week, Parties
interested will govern themselves accordingly
Business left with ". VI. TirtIot Esq, Ut the
Riverside Hotel, will receive prompt attention.
H. \. GREGORY,
iGti Clerk District Court,
, 1876-11-25

Rev. j. r. THOMPSON will preach for
the Union Church on the first Sunday
Second day. Of December, morning and
evening.
, 1876-11-25

Mn AoJ.oCHRlE, of this city, accom-
panied by Mr.. James Hughes, left on
Tuesday by canoe for the purpose of VS.
iting and making suitable improvements
'on his ranch. situated about six miles
southeast of here. Aside from the labor
incident to pulling n boat six miles
against the current Of the Snohomish,
which at the present Stage Of water runs
like mill tell, tho journey was accom-
plishol Without accident, Owing to the
heavy wind.hlIs occasioned by the storms
of previous season, they found it some
what difficult to find the exact locality
of the claim, but by perseverance and a
good compass Mt length succeeded. The
, 1876-11-25

Mr., D, L, GAGE, of Skagit City, has
erected n large two.story building, and
proposes to dedicate the hall by giving Il
grand ball on December lst. He extends
q cordial invitation to the people here
and everywhere The Funny Lalo will
leave here, giving those who wish a
chance to attend. Those who would like
to visit that region, destined to be some
day the garden Of Western Washington,
can now do so, and have a grand time
beside. Come, gents, choose partners
and waltz down to Slagit City, shake
hands with Dan nnd-ahem. we have
not said anything, but we know ol hands
will be happy and come home deter
mined to go and do likewise.
, 1876-11-25
CM 2}ort&cm &Mr,

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1876.
, 1876-12-19

RhFIIEH MIAEp-uT CASE.
Dantc1 F. Chilly 'ilod bill yesterday against
Philip Lar!non and wife, LAZARUS SilvcrmatI,
md Esskinc NJ. Phelps, Trustee, tu c'car up
holnc transactions l,o has had with 1.arnon. liz
stntcs tlat Oh tho 18th uf March, 1871, Larmon
being tho owner of thu east % feot Of
Lots |, 4, and i, Block ., III q. II. Walkcr's
Subdivision Ut tlaat part north Of thu south 10
acrcs Of the ". Il Of tho N. ". " OF &c.,
o., 80, II, mortgagcl It to z. NJ.
Phelps to sccuru Il loan OF 5000. On
the 9th Of February last, Larmou
mortgagel tho satnu property to L. D. Boone
to secure d note for sl,600 Iu 5tay lust eonl-
platuant recovered Judgment for 81, ,G00 interest
uni cQsts nEalnst l.arniut,, TN which, uxucutlnN
WIS Issued and yet reInanB unrhid. Feb, g.
1915, Lar.inN 1toitgagel tho aforementioned
premises e complainant t9 secure Judgment
TOR $l,Gt5.8 IL favor Of Lszarr's sslyerma..
thu ,abnye-tlcsctibetl promises under the trust
deed OF Atay, 1874, for tic sum Of $4,000 The
complainant, as junEur incun'braneer, aska lhat
tho surplus may bo devoted to paying his &C.
anl Criliy tllurrfuro illes . bill to compel pay
mint OF Ills Judgments ansl mortgage, al,tl ior
MI Injunction to prcyent pIlolps fr0Ili paying
the surplus to LartlDn.
r. Il. tAHDA d CO.
Law6on and Henry q. Valentine, composing
thu tlrn of .VaEc1tlha Il Co.. u Now York City,
yesterday filed hi!l In tho United States Cir.
cult Court agalnst Albert J. AyeFtll, al Asstgnon
"s !. 3. canda = co.,, Of Chlsasa,. aud u. X:
r1flroad c4rs ai,d eontraetnrs. About 10
creditors OF these Itr,ns uto asp 1taLu lofon!l.
nnts Theso firms 1allcu in April last Ai.tl ln,ln
Esne'a es1insnt to A. Asss'l' f9r sn shS
trEn, which were to bc used to pay proportiun-
anl The Assignee l.as Oh hand about si'0 loQ al
, 1876-12-19
TIE METROPOLITAN,

CONTINUATION OF THE ARGUMENTS.
Tic trial OF tho condemnation suit OF tho
Metropolitan City Raiiway Company VI. The
chlcaeo West Division Isaiswny Company Nas
continued yesterday morning boforo Judgu
lsogers.
alr fratt continued his argument which llu
aad begun Saturday, 1lo sntd hu had been
somewhat surpriaed by thu courte thu trial llal
'akan, as he had not expected tho legal argll-
ments wotill haro taken placo until utter
me verdict Ut tho Jury. tnas!nuch, however, US
all the questions would have to bo discussed
ultimately, lo would endcayor to 60 on without
hmueA preparation as lo desired. That the
power reslcd In tho State to condemn such
lnperty Us tho franchise OF O corporation was
andouhtcd, atid was not contested by tho op-
fos19 slde Tie question was wllcthtr thu
VI tlcll property.
IHlgs Rogcrs sud 1,o was satisfied that the
Ha1!ohlhg Company was d corporation u!}ucr
sas tcrtns ns tho Horse n1la Dummy Hallway,
&i, aid lMl tAt power to take anu appropriate
p6aate property that may be necessary for thu
.sfS'stretllt maintenance, aIlu operation of thu
%41.sTussvd. 41.Tvd. Second, that thls iucorporca1, III
ihs. ihmloo soFt Ut property was sort Ut property
,Ga! could ba conilcnlIcl-thAt II was subject
~ WW'na fsit nf Observation-Disclosures undouht-
~ nat whether the not!tionlng Company could
a,lthout taking thu wllols franchise was hot so
ueatt or wlIotliur thu statutes WeFp broad enough
,oso sofef such raso WAS doubtful. Thu tlucs-
Ss5 Uss 70 be discussed wcrc whether tho statutes
Soae 70 SUCH ah e1tcnt ~ tint, ai,tl aero',d,
u.s. iss property hcGoro 1t l,at acquired tue right
"gia ~ t,ic citT to ~ on thu strert.
~ rratt said ho wu1ild cllat,ge tho lfno OF his
to1. txaaent 70 % to spceally constlor tho qucs-
see ssa tSs ey' aaa NJ o IsdFf Wt 9 po Ss!ast: uo
tany xere contracts bctwccn q municipal cor-
so,na, sa a'sa With detnitc powers, asl!. private
SRprstsoll Tx IT, gu tho othsr, With ocs to contract
H. san make unlimited coutrarts; il could not 90
tson.taet tof tic exclusion ot railroads fro, cer.
eS. sraI a!feeta Tor an indeanlte future. Such
Issi.1st,'wso It wouia oe against public policy. rhs
As leasl acts % !, ''HIIep'sal tIep .lty' '; 'Aaa3 and
~ ~ no Intention Of extending It's charter Ia this
lh9ae illegal contracts wero not hetora
iose. entaEe e. satGa q al and could not. there;
eyp.. ~ laline4. Every grant Of tho State, al>d
ths eohtract bctwecn citlxcns, Or citizen md
5aemastiaese, was subject to, thu law Ut eminent
aud cn,,,, Every species Of property, a'd leKal
sus,su utabte flghte Ut every description, WIS
n 9 II iax DID not protcct man In lis homestead,
Iacnss,aea w. aeaFest r!ghts, why Should j. prutect III
stnspGfeal stsnsppG hereattamcut1 In III preaent H.
snt9s ta9ee was not proposa4 to take tic dcfonti-
t. corporate franchise, but to take their right
FIJI Ets!a a streets which they are pot using. H.
sSi,,s,a.lso also read : largo number Of reports Of
IT, ty4asSd cases, tending to shUw that all proper
otpofeal OF inGoEt0rcal, Including frall-
p9naln lan, sAAtSu ane'' ''' e'n'l'a'
cons.o cS.ofo tho eontluetoh Of hia argument the
Pn,t' too3 : secsss faum Ia 80 10 . p. IN. Mt.
, 1876-12-19
ESCAPE AND 1aECATTuRE.

=
EAST SAGINAW, sl!rl., Dec. 18.-0n Monday
night last, Henry Farrlngton, incascerated In
the losco County Jail at 1awas upon q charge
Of having murdered William Stewart, liquor
merchant nj Au Sable, year ago, aud robbIng
lin Of 81, ,00o, escaped from the 1ai;. By saving
througl, tie floor and digging tunuel ':adcr the
walls Of tue building. Yesterday llc nus fcenp-
t,lreu at the l,uusc Of ono Joseph Mattesot,. a.
White Stone Point, 1fc wandered through the
woods week, and nearly pcrshed from cold
aud hunger.
, 1876-12-19


CAsFlELp, ILL.,, Ice. 1a.-Thc Fond lu Lac
passenger train Oh tho Wisconsin Division Of tho
Northwestern Railsoad, leaving the city ut AIS
.. H., ruiz oyor and instantly killed woman
near Mapicwoud. The unfortunate woman was
walking the trac1t, uini was caught IN tho cattle
guard, and wus Unable tn cxtricatc lcrstlf, the
traln then being ,sithln thrcc lengths. Tho en-
able, thc locomotive striking tho woman III tho
upper part of thu luly. 6ho wna apparently
well direscsl, and is supposed to havu lived near
the srcno Of the Incident. The body was taken
to MuntEose, and tho ufllcera OF tllc road notihcd
, 1876-12-19

Hptc!0l Dapalch 70 Tie Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Mlnn., Dec. 1H.-John Wagner,
lcrdcr, has been lodged III jail In default of
hail, md will como before the United States
Commissioner tomorrow on charges preferred
by Lieut.. Carltn Of stealing ponies. Wagner
WAS chief llcrdor, and formerly resided here.
He was given army employment by Gen. Custer,
and lAtl hcen considered m honest n,at. Ltcts.
CaslIn says pos,ics hare been taken from tic
herd every day since leaving Bismarck, and were
taken by Wagner, or with his CONSENT and kulti
Or f;n a'say Over 2}o ponies arc knuwn to bc
missing and otherwise unaccuuutcd for.
, 1876-12-19
continuation Of the Arguments
in tho metropolitan 1tail.
way Matter.
Avery Mixed Land Case---Fail-
uro OF q Prominent Re-
tail Grocer.
rhe Executors OF Cornelius IloNarl
Want $780, 600 front tho North.
western Railway.
Miscellaneous Litigation--New Butts, Judg-
meuts, Divorces, Etc.
TIE SOUTH PARK,


Tho case OF tho South rark Commissioners
thejr park, aud Technically known as tho N. W.
iao hclore Judge McAllIetcr In tic C!rcui.
Caurs. At the Inst trial, now sonc two years
n,,t, Judge Rogers heard tic eaee, md nt that
lime the question Of tho worth Of tho whole
,lahty acres sought to be condemned WAS tried
II oncc This time, however, the case was In
manner suNlvdct1, and the west forty acrcs OF
the eEghty.acre tract was first brought
10 for consideration. Tho attendance Ut
attorneys and interested parties was
l,rc, and comprised Mcsars. Subway, Morgan,
pdec, and Cprncl1, Of tho So,1th Park Board;
1,1acs r. Root, II. 8. Thompson, and J.. N.
lcsett, tl,oir attorneys; Judge Dunlcyy. roprc-
pentEpg q. W. anyler's interest; E. n. McCagg,
fir Olscr Ditson; Abncr Smith for the estate
q j. l." Stark; WILLIAMS j. Thompson for the
Edwards mortgage on tho Clark tract; c. ".
Colelour ior himself; md Edward Ruby aa
Eort u general sksrmlshcs, exceeding valuable
tesauso he had been iu the trial Of two years
.go. Tic forty acres In dispute hns
spon It MI ornnmrnt III the shape Of Inurtgago
for 900, which, together with ccrtaln clainls
for Interest, Ia held BY tho State Bavtngs 1nst-
tutIun. Upoi tho suuth twenty acres Of tlts
Emc torty stantls a SECOND mortgage Of $4,000
v}tt several thousand dotlnrs OF accrued inter-
st Thts last-nuHlcd lien explains tho prcscnco
Of DItson and the Stark estate Il, tlle caae, be-
uvtcs, twu of Witch arc held BY Dtson {rrprc-
tentcd By McCngg) md tho other by the Stark
sstatc. for tho executors OF Which Mr, Abner
Smith appears
Thc eitiro day was spent In questioning
Jurors, md at tho adjournment only seven were
inrnI r.1tIT,rfnnt. Th,, {lptn m fHAiounrp1 at.
, 1876-12-19
HOMICIDE.

Special Dispatca to 7ae Tribune.
kEoKuK, 1a.s Dee. ls.-A bl0udy atfsuy tool;
place hero Inst night between two colorcd ncn
named Henry WILSON and David Herman. Tie
difficulty originated In d dispute about game
Of tllcc. Herman drew n knifo and started
toward Wilson, wl,ercupon t&c latter presented
pistol and Tired two ah1ts, one OF which took
clfcct In the abdomen, producing fatal wound.
Wt|soh then fed, hut was captured utter lung
s iIorsans a inures. Il HI, a wos 'e ma. nsi Is iii ii
living, but 1t Is Impossible for him 10 survive.
The affair crcatcd considerable excitement, par-
ttcularly anlong the eo1oEcd population.
, 1876-12-19

Sa. FRANCISCO, Dec. 18.-1ames ". Bowman,
tho post-Oilico clerk arrustcl some months ago
for robb!ng the mails, was discharged to-duy in
the Circuit Court on ulutton Ut tho United
Statca Attorney, uuder Instructions from the
Attorney General. tic Graul jury having !gnor-
ell tho i,rcsrlstmcnt. Tic indictment 1Gainst
Charles l.. Sanders, dctaulting Paymaster,. was
niso dismissed,
, 1876-12-19
SAD ACCII1ENT.

6V1t499 DSa12@t8 70 1H1 7FEVU""F
JoL1xr, ILL.,, Dec. la-OIlvct Paul, \ we'll
known fa1u,cr. who lived lu Troy Township,
west ot this city, wss thrown from WAGON yss'
acrday afternoon, whsn oa bis wsy home fsom
usintot's Mil. Striking on his he4sl. hc IT.
eslycd = fatal fracture of hls spinsl c0lumn,
tsp,u which dsa.a sasueA Ia less than two hours,
, 1876-12-19

New YonI, Dec. 18-Edwar1l Skiyerton and
Johu Fleming attacked the dwelling Of jacob
Snmitt. at UcAvcrtlalc, Pa, Oh Saturday cyon-
ing. Simmftt fired ut them through window,
and fatally wounded skiverton.
, 1876-12-19

ClNolsNAr1, Dec. IA fire at Liberty, 1i,l.,
yesterday destroyed the 13fne. print!ng-oillce
a,,tl tho Union 1}auk. Tie losa Ia tlb,000; Tho
tpsufRueei $500,
, 1876-12-19

AN:' AuHo,s, sftel,., Dee. 1s.-Rumaey, the
man who was recently assaulted aud brutally
kicked by George Henn!ng, In Dexter, died TO-
.lay. Ilenn,itg Is still iii custody, and 1t will
probably 20 tsarl with him on his trial, Us be Is
i rough CUSTOMER.
, 1876-12-19

The deceased was "a ycara Of aqc, and leaves d
widow anil stx cI,lldrc1. lie sas an exemplary
tittzcn, aeryed IN the Union ARMY during tho 10
bclifon, and ILLS nntf1nciy death IA mourncd ny
a largu circle uf old ea,tnrntles and friends.
, 1876-12-19

CINCINNATI, o., Due. 18.-A are about 0
o'clock tonight damaged tho building Nc. 40
Wcst Second atrcot about 1880. Tho place
Of t!uwasc, wl,0 Ia partly Insured.
, 1876-12-19


DosroN, Dec. l8.-Orlantlo 8. brown, who
WIS pardoncd from the State Prison short
time agu, where he was serving sentence for
forgery, has been arrested for passing forged
checks on different firms in this city.
, 1876-12-19

Ngw YonE, Dee. ls.-Vcltmnn, charged with
forgrry, Who arrived hero to-day from Canada
In custody, wns surrendered hy thu Canadian
authorities under thu cxtradit1on treaty.
, 1876-12-19

M,LwAukAs, W!s., uet. 1B,-Capt. A. D.
Russell, clnployei st Passsr d Vogels tau
merry, Oh the South 8lde, tad hi. left attn nearly
t.,rl out trout the shoulder by contact With
tho revolving cylinlbt Of leAthes-splltler,
, 1876-12-19

Bosros, Dec. 18.-Tle building At 1Iolyoko
occupied by tho National rspor Company has
beon burned, TAe loss IL e38, 600; tho insur-
auct, 419,Uo.
, 1876-12-19

A GYAfNAsT INJURED,
CtEvrtArD, O., Doc 18.-GeorRo Whatcn, .
rymnast, while performing at tic Theatre Com
i9uc this evening. missed his hold IN suspend
ed bar. aud fell to the stage with terrific forcY,
tnIurinE liz snfno 40 severely that he cannot re-
cover. Nfnlt Ia known rs one Of 't The Nor-
tnAn brothcrs.n
, 1876-12-19

North German Lloyd.

The ptenn.crs Of This Company will sal avery satns.
!iafes Of .raaage-From New York 70 Southampton,
tahIn i'll s III tt.trsr. fu caTens III fruipt
Or pst4asr appiy Ia ;OEkKtcl1s & CO.,
- 9HuMlnk ifscn, New Vufk.