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APPLETON, Wiz, Sept. 9.~-A Temple Of Hon.
o., = non.polltacal temperance order composed
Of mea, Vas instituted at BrItt!on last nlght
AL Of the charter members hero have been
drinkers, aud many OF then. drunkurdA TAa
''aes u ae.ng !;d; srest q sooa m tae State 4:
6rH1aosIkLp, ILL.,. Sept. 9-lha Rev. Fred
II. Wines, Secretary Of the Btate Board If Pub
III charltie4 leayea tonight for Chicago, there to
meet the boarli VITO will thence early next week
etart upou N Inspection OF tho Stats cbarita able
institutions, With view to making m estimate
Of the amount necessary for thelF support for
the nt1t two years.
PDuuuAxkFHi1, Sept a.-At tke instance OF
&hk Iss1ekx fir tha .N.aYrnfIa~. u (xsaattm l..
, 1876-09-10
UHLICH BLOCK.

Restoration Of Famous North sids Land.
EnarL--AM Architectural aud uusinoss Inn
provsment OF Uncommon Magnitude.
The chief improvement Of the North Division
Is the new Uhlicli Block Just being completed
Oh North Clark street, 4 little way beyond tho
bridge. This handsome structure occupies tho
same location and Is tho legitimate successor OF
tile famous old Uhllch Block, which Was oue Of
the must important buildings in Chicago preyl-
GUS to tile fire, The present edlnce IL not only
the most substantial and conplcte business
block In the North Division, but it takes promt-
nent rank With tho very best blovks TO bo found
b!osk ii tbe Norsh B5ivl.ton Wholly devotsd % 70
b,si!iess; be!ng permanent stoFc aud oalcr
building, admirably deAEned, superbly built,
and conveniently arrauged. It Is Of Atuherat
tp.,astsnt p.seess TSs L. 'S5s' as ina as.:nt deep
perfectly aHangud, having accommodations for
business houses ou tho north wing, whlle tho
soutl. wing L adapted peculiarly for warehouse
purposes. THO accessibility of tl.is warehouse
tton, And otaer excellent features, !llcom.ncnd
II vt 0ncc to the favorable attention Of parties
deslrlng such accommodations, Tbs 10 stores
Oh thc lsaai .eoor are senaibly planned, and tho
!ay includes ,i "a doub'e stose ~ each corncr
Angle aud en suite, and colnslenl themselves
to the guod opinion of everybody. There ID
roont for all applicants in Uhlicll block. Thc
third tloor, with lts spacIo,a aud elegant l.alla
for public use, societies, ete, aud It's linz auto
rooms and Offices, Ia prixe fpr xoe cnterrtsing
person Ut moderate lAenns. We understand that
this Whole hoor can ba obtatued b. slnEle re-
spunsiote tenant II IcaIrel, who ran sub.lct thu
hallI, etc, 10 societies and other applicants,
rhoreht Is held at very reasonable figure, aud
there ought to he comfortable fortui,e In this
door l9uc to sotne sn:aelons tcnant. VIC have
hardly tle apase TO dsscsat ~ TIL, timc upon
suuie talsh; ttt upper toors Of the best Southern
pine; ita sterling trc-pruof qualities, and other
humorous attractive features. We cannot, how
eYcr, avoid good worin behalf Of it, magnificent
LOCATION 1t Is easier Of ACCESS than ul,y other
great structure Of Its ktna IN Chicago. Tho Yia.
duct acGuss tbs r4[lroad tracks shuts away ali
annoyance from trains, wEllc convenient street.
car lines make 1t ono OF tho very ha1!dEcst Of
Meaars. uhlicl = Muehku, nov At No. Ids
CLARK street, Will soo.! haye their permanent
headquarters in this TING block FROM thetn all
necessary information IL obtainable: with thrm
I'll favorable arrangements ran be made.
, 1876-09-10
ITALY,
LODKY LIKE 4 ftf3i7.

PARIS, Sept. g.-The Figaro publishes tclc-
gram from Nice, under tie date Of yestestlay
tsth), reporting mutlny OIL boartl Of the United
States trigatc franklin, ut Loghorn. The dis
patch says that the commander Of tho franklin,
to save tho lives Of the officers, fired With u
mitEailleusc Calling gun upon tho mutineers,
nnc Of whom were killed 6cforc order nus re-
stored.
LONDON, Sept. GA dispatch from Rome
states that the United States steamship Frank
lin left spexzfa to-day for Villafranca. Neither
at spezz!a nor ut any other places in comurni-
cation is ANYTHING, known about tho alleged
mutiny on that vessel.
TIE STORY DOUBTED.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. D.-No information
has been received At tho Nary Department in
reEard to the reported n,utiny on board of the
United States steamer FRANKLIN, at Lcgslor,,, ou
tue stl! Inst On the contrary, the Department
has d aispatch froln Rcar-Adntral Worlcn 90
board Ut thu Franklin, dated spezzIa, Sept. i,
showing that tue vessel was at that place In
Department ars inclined to doubt tic truthful.
ness Of the telegram in the Paris Figarp.
, 1876-09-10
OIL PAINTINGS.

Iessrs. Ellison, Pomefoy i co, hsvs aftrd I'm
the hoEe 1Ua Madison street Al dne.a.t gallery to
u!ap'ay tic sdlcndfi collection Of high -elaas mod.
efn oil paintings consigned to them from leading
New York aft association. Thcso pictures vii, bo
on exhibition during tho day and evening Monday,
and to be sold At auction without limit or rcsorye.
commencing On Tuesday next at 10 o'clock, Our
readers ehould not fall 10 attend the opening md
be prepared to purchase.
, 1876-09-10
FOREIGN.
a Desperate Battle Reported Be.
tween tho Turks and Mon.
tenegrins.
one Thousand Of tho Former Driyon
into the Wator and Drowned,
Turkeys Terms Upon Which She
Will Settle with Scrvin.
An Unauthontioated Report Of a Mutiny
On q United States War Vessel
TURKEY.
4 AoNTENHln1Np ptf.rnny

TURKEY.
aoNTENEGn1N VICTORY,
CkTr1NaE, Sept. 0.-Derviss pasl1afs attack
IN tha Southeast, on Wednesday,, was made t,y
several columns, which crossed tic xctta and
alonatsc1a' When fepu1sed, portion Of the
turks were cut oil froui the fords. They we're
driven Into au angle between tho two fords and
ps'shed into tho Monatscha, whIcl, runs between
perpendicular and rocky l,anks. The Turkish
artillery was Intellectual to check tic pursuit.,
and the slaughter WIS greet. Eight hundred
turks we're left dead on tue field, and upwards
OF l,Uo were drowned. The Montcnegsins lost
ooo In Killed and wounded.
0LADsToNE's WE'VE.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-Afr. Gladstone addressed
meeting Of bis constituents on D1ackhcath tl,is
afternoon Oh the Eastern question. The weathcr
vas unfavorablc, a heavy rain failing, yet IT,
W. people were present to hear tho cx.rrime
Minister and give him an enthusiastic re-
ceptton. Mr.. Gladstono satd throughout
h's experience he had never Witnessed move
me.'t to compare With that which had started
up the last two weeks throughout England con-
ecrning the atrocities. Mr. schuylers report,
coming from the representative Of the nation,
the Inhabitants Of whlc'awe rejoice to call bretl-
rcn, aad from one whose personal character aud
tain, had produced tile most marked Impression
on hs nind, and convinced hin that
no could No longer boar the responsible
ity Of remaining silent Mr.. Gladstono then
proceeded to SHOW the Turkish Government
was responsible for the atrocities. Resolutions
expressive u the sense Of the meeting at the
Turkish atrocities wcre passed. Some consid-
srsd tug resolutions lid not cxprcss sufficient
TnK TURKISH MINISTRY.
VIENNA. EeRt. Alt Ia ~ fhH fI,nf+ rort,,
, 1876-09-10
THE MILWAUKEE IRON COMPANY.

-, uP3ca3 192p0sfA 70 1H1 1F7b0fE{,
.,n ,nntwAokhE, Sept. 0.-TAu condition Of the
alllwaft1kec Iron Company ia about this: The
Coup fuy h.4 very large amount Of ya,uahls
property, Including extensive works, second to
he hsae II eonpleseness iu the country. They
haye dPne an Immense b,1siuess, but, owlur to
Tue great depression Of trade uud pgiyp,. they
nave tk1cn unable to meet their maturing psper.
they nIs preparing a full abatement 1t their
~ If,x 4 fh Ain =. .,
, 1876-09-10
"CENTEHK!Ais lNTEReSTS-%sVAa. KAABE & CO. At
THE EXP0SITl0M

Thls aEn II ono OF The oaest In tho country.
Theit growth has been solid aud steady, not u
erheasral upspringlpg. and thels position, therc-
foro, u unsurpa4ssble ald unaasailablc. They
have rolled upon tho Eea& susrits Of their instru.
susnts. aud avoided III clap-trap aud trlckcsy,
Tbs outcome IL buslaess whoac drul and steady
prospustty ia unequaled. The relative value Of
pisuos IL pretty we'll known, but few href words
about thv - 'Kuabe will be Of interest. The tons
combines volume aud richness with sweetness und
purity, sud esenness through tho entire scaio.
With 80 elastic touch the player can bring ,est
- i i;f77s11Ess:..s5Si12ss -1tthontt In
, 1876-09-10

MANDEL BROS!
FALL OPENING OF
MILLINERY GOODS.

We shall open Monday the largest
and choicest selection Of FRENCH
A1ILLINEKY GOODS, compriaiut]
tho very latest novel shapes In Ian1
7,ortcn aud 4an,ericu,s SILK ILdTSl
Ingltsh Milan, Fre,!cl. Chips, alec|
an endless variety Of Fus,cv EsntH1
els, WinDx, PedcocI: Bands g7ld Co]
oaels, Ostrich I'lunses and TYus. Or
1l0naeitfS. 0sttt 1Etrru1 birds and
filings, etc.
Our Grand Opening Of TRIMMED
HATS will Aoon tako place, noticX
OF which will be givon through TIL
daily papers.
+. e.-Iibcral Discount to tbs Trsdo,
I11 d 123 STATE-ST.
, 1876-09-10

Tho alarm. from Box 6a2 At II :25 yesterday
forenoon was caused by fro at No. 90 Wade
street, the residence Of Bryan sheahan. Dam.
nge nominal. Chemical cngino No. while
running To the lre eapslxcd at tho corner Of
Eric aud Dearborn streets, severely brutslng two
members Of tho company, aud doing some In.
considerable da1nage to the eugTue.
, 1876-09-10
FRANCE.
Mn dLE1hth

LYONS, Sept. 0-Prcslcnt Macsfahon, now
on military tour, visited this city to-day, and
held reception Of the authorltics. The Coun
clllors-General arrived quarter Of au hour too
late, aud fnllng the reception had begun, With
drew uttcrtng protests aud shouting to the
crowd, "Vtyc 10 alscpubliquol', "Fiyc Ii Amncs-
ttc!" The crowd renlaincl passive.
, 1876-09-10

who IN 1856, opened In this city one Of the anest
5cwclty establishments Of that time, ind who bar
ever since been tho lending jeweier Of l4e Wc4t l.
now cloang ont his stock Of ne watches, slch low.
city, and silvcrware, At pnbllc anct.on.
Hls elegant store. u Washington street, lsnIrht.
y crowded With buyers. who are taking advantage
o. this unaEnal opportunity 10 buy the fnsa ouslly
Of goods In this linz 1t tlc!s own prices.
, 1876-09-10
STORM ITEMS.
GgkcfQt MsrQ{c8 n 7ne Ttfhxas

WAuEEoAN, ILL.,, Sept. 9.-ThIs afternoon,
about oclocA, agood.sizcd schooner, apparent
~ loaded With lumber, hove In sight short dis
tatce from the pier, bearing flag Of distress.
dispatch was sent to the Vcascl owners Assp-
clatton. The sea Is very heavy, mud unless the
htorln sonn subsidies wrcGk will ensue. Her
n1afnsail has already gnuc.
:, The scow Flora, With cargo OF lumber for
this port, Inns been at hncl.or ali Gay, Our citi-
zcns arc poWcrlcss to render any assistance.
, 1876-09-10
ITEMS OF INTEREST,

Al nteht a,ivo tHa hest ~ 49,. -.
'AtA' VIC oeeA ~ eoFh''
Bangs, at old place, State and Van Buren.
sclwc3zcr's Chicago oyster stcws, Is cents.
Eleven ,norc ncv .tx,o. ~ bot.,, A u.u
ria l. n - 1tG C,"ri ,trss, - A'' ~ 1a' l. Aa1'
40 ~ -" - ~ ~, e'"'" s.A.ss'
a genuine Elgln watch for $40 at Kcndall's,
NJ. A2 State street, corner Jackson.
Storage for furniture. ctr.. n mn, sn vsr
Burcn street. Cash advances II desired
New goods arrIyipr da{,y at r.. r. Co,,3rs,
Boys' Clothing Storc. Clark md Nonros strccts
,v,1 :. t,,. s.,,u :, 49,. -, -,
Mhy ls tse opening Of thc fall campaign like
2 fashionable womanf Because there's great
paet!c ABDUL H.
The letast fa1, a.v,co NJ todts.t ,n5 .,,..,
s1oes received duly at j. Il. Mccormick d
Co.'S, l48 State street.
II vou want n nnrc un,z,.boa ov,+.- -.
your rrucer for thc Hi. st7r M,a, s,a ,,s,s usS
will hare ,yhut Won dcsirc. 1' ""o ~"
o...,., ,s~.,,
epecia! batgains offered this week at tho
bankrupt 1eWciry sa!e, corner OF Lake and Clark
r,..-,.,. c';.,, n,'a "4eu'
.LAapns OIiGsnai ola BOOK Store, 81 Madison
, 1876-09-10

DnmaEroHT, ILL.,, Sept. 9.-ARR1vzD-Day-
dawn, Lasallc, 0,1oo bu corn; Dolphin, Ottawa,
1860 bu corn, 900 bu oats, 700 bu rye Brilliant
Norris, $500 bu corn; Maple Leaf, lsomeo,
5,700 bu corn.
cLEAnEp--Cataract, Utica, 84,o19 It lumber;
prop kigg Bros, Knnknkee Feeder, 10,572 It
lumber; Dcer purk, Ottawa, 81, zoo II lumber,
, 1876-09-10

qacfty of holding tnna. EvIhene. af thls b found
IN thsif a1tcnai~e use In tonses7atotea vhere ths
n:vnFe*t Of Ill tests h sppttcd
Thn kn"be piano In represented IN she North.
west hy Jufiua naues 4 Co., corner Stain aud Mon.
roc streets, Palmer Home
, 1876-09-10

Urn or,.v-xe. uAnw1tH Bent ~, 1873.
,DxAn hln; fec, nust nay few words about tho
vkoxTtSk. 1he physLtlAna said had many com.
p!At1k they did rel know whht XiE me THEY ssid
ha. h.a pad hH'nor *ud had TIC klanex eonpias liz
!ftr cuturatnL MY hrAtt W&a rtf3 Rnak, and duot
thnk Tiers T. any ens who suffered 1Fe will plcs
than ti4. Ths physEc!dns aH sald 4 no u1s for
!nogh H. Of My it1uIi thsnk the vkaxT!sE III saysi
.esly arconplishta vodrlfni eu.o IL ny c.ae. sad
ttM cFcfy 4Hd whom tleet II il t4e beat MInIslnx u
XK2. j. l. nIITIEH
, 1876-09-10


LANCASTER, O., Sept. 9.-At tin Hayes and
Wheeler polc-ralsing here this evening, guy
attached to tho derrick broke. Result, tro
mon killed outright, one fatally injured, two
with legs and one with arm broken. A totally
unfoundcd rumor Is ih circulation that tho rope
RAa purposely cut,
, 1876-09-10

hW0RD ABOUT YOUR OLD CLOTHES.
Ladies and gents. acnd them now before COLI
weather aet1 In, to Cook .s Mc1aln, 81 Dearborn.
w OF 2"l "eat Madison streets, fos scralrs clean.
lag dyeins. ctc-
, 1876-09-10
A SAD CASE,

ST. LOUIS. NO., Sept. o.-A family Of swedcs,
consisting Of man, his wife, and small child,
were foun1 dead to-day In an old t,oust on
farm two miles from SctIalta, Mo- Tho story
Is that tho man and wife died from sickness,
and that the child fell into bucket Of water
after the dcathof tllc parents, and was drowned
, 1876-09-10
IRE ScHQ0l nE COMMERCE.

II. u. nFJant's chicaso business College and
Engllsh Training School is preparing young meu
and young women for commencing at ouee 10 do
somcshtns-mak5ng their ciIortA nEefal anl pro.
ducttso Many OF the studcnts arc aeut from the
College TO offices dircct-buslness men applying
for Them,
, 1876-09-10
NEW AND h1HRY H&rs

Carl schusz oil his recent visit 10 the city boucb
timself fashionable hat At 4, r. Harris T. Co. D.
:'2N CLARK street. All those wishing to buy rcv
nat should call on them. ~ they Lave added soyes
new styles IN hats last week.
, 1876-09-10

f@Ft1a1 DlSpd1ch to 1ht Tribune
Ut. CATuAnINrs, Can., Sept. IA great fro
Ia raging In the marsh south OF Wellantl. The
marsh covers ,an area Of Z by 19 miles. To-
day the arc got into Alr. Csmphcll's property,
destroying Qu b-aGre Gcld Of oats.
, 1876-09-10

TOLEDO, Sept. d.-Tho carriage building
1orks Of Brigham & Co., foot Of LaOrnngc
street, were destroyed by fire this evening with
most Of their contents. The pattcrn.roo,ns Of
the Novelty 1ron Works adjoining wurc badly
damaged. Loss, $4,000 to $l5ooo; fully liz
, 1876-09-10
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Tho Gift Of HralInE--Dr. Droat1bant, by
laying on OF hands, cures all dIseasrs without
dsugs. lie hut marvellous power over iii als.
cates and pcr.ons, ~ MANY afs rrshy 10 fsftfT In
.nss city. Palmer llousu, Nuou, y. Ipya{Ids
thron. h!s rooms fsoM 10 10 q. Advice ffec.
, 1876-09-10

The pearl of E1cclIence Is Gournvt9s
ol.mpisn Cream. Thts unrlsa1cd preparation
imparta 70 sollnw, rcd, or pln,ply co,nplcxions d
piauce. For safe by oil drugclsls. ~
, 1876-09-10

Holland, tho wnii-tnnwn drueslst Mt No. 81
CiaiE street. opposite the 6hormun Houxc. has
na'1e great hit In the ''Aronatic Hitter VIM vf
lf0a.' We advlsc time who Are suffering frout
nervousness, impoverished bluod, ycakncsI. ar
Impaired digestion, tn try H. ~
, 1876-09-10

Everybody should know OF Dr. III ycChpsury's
dental rooms, 40 popularity recommended by aIt.
gold AlllnEs at third The usual ratcs:
So for tile bust sct.
, 1876-09-10
At wARKwOnI,1f. ONT

1T WAltKSVDHT11, ONT.
WARKwo1ru, Ont, Sept. "a fire here last
night destroyed about thirty buildings, includ-
tng three storcs Daly's Hotel, and Cummings,
bakuFy a'ul grocery. LOSE about sc, ,00l.
, 1876-09-10

e1v1NHAHt uH. 6EpE III CIloW'1tVcF Inter-
ments tu-lay, 10.
Passengers for Florida And Southwest Georgia
coming via ChArlrston are Transferred thsee
miles fronl thl city u sollthe5n-bound trina
saYaf'nab, who arrived hero Monday last and
was removed from hi hotel to the quarantine
hospital IN the lower bay, hAs died. Two xss-
men Ut tho Savannah steamer S4u Jaytnto e1p
II tho 9Vassdt!us AoapltA donp With yellox
, 1876-09-10

1perta' Dis,atth to The 7sibnns
MARQUETTE, allcll., Sept, o.-ARR1vRp-Prop
Nafiant; scl'rs deorBe shersuan and Tomboy.
CLElnEp-prop E. D. Hale; sehEs Sunnysidc,
Kate l.. bruce, Empire State.
WiaD-Northcust, squ,liy.
, 1876-09-10

ENTIRE NEW FEATURE IN SToYE-GRATEs,
causing no dust. gss, ashcs nntl thorouchlv
and quickly rcpAsatfns the lse from ashes pud
el'nkcrs. Radiant Home is the only stove having
it. Dalton, 1t! Stnte street.
, 1876-09-10
!. NOT l.fiEnlTEn.

dptefal Di5patcA to 7nt Tfjhysa
=, WAaMAaroA, D. e, Sept. 9.-j'hv scnsatton-
s.otY Told by Hugely, tho trappes, collyernlug
Tnster's death "a dlscTcdlted III army circles.
~ ao r9prsr 1s believed 70 bo lalf.Lrcel spy
, 1876-09-10

Premature Ions OF the Hair, which II 40
common nowadaye, may be entirely prevented Ly
tho use Ut uufnett's Cocuainc
, 1876-09-10
a Husbands Statement Of The Grcat
Suffering Of Ills Wife.

I'm # . urpvrvo AAhWtrx1. aupt- ~. 1879.
DxAE slR: feel MY autY to s7y uer8t In prasc of
tE0kT1Hk ~ r!fu has been troubled with Iki hti.
uer lof tevera yrats which sile nfertsrI frun Ier
many ins,:n kinda Of ntdletnS sth hut lille
uespalred VI her essr being any bettrr ranK pf tv
HEAETtSE wy rsshired to Try onee more, au &c S,jH
nrath ever ance from lo4 pounds, ahs has adyanceI
@ l lS5 l.unds' having Eatn~a u pu,.nls III tessn
months, at!tl II hoH Ahtr 10 kt Ah0Gt hcf work in
a9ott .he htsyes s,1t vkorrIst h44 been ths eans
81 GPiaG hct life. kd thai She h4y tuo urh In
~ psH!A Resaes you 10 nlake of this STATE.
mtt you Arc n liberty to do ho lAs taken nftrrn
1t ~ E!eAt blood purtaes. iun,. restretsM!iY,,
JOSEPH L. HlfIfEH
, 1876-09-10

FlsfsETINE.
WHAT IL ACCOMPLISHED
-By-
Y EGG .EI1IN T..

When the blood becomes weak and f,,,noyc ,tkhed
from HhateFel cAtfe thr wlIon system il thtnwn Hi
i 2, o1ISr; .n4 shouEn t;s sufferers may b. lick
III. ths eoId bleak weather attenGinx ths win,er .s
w, a Is pessoa MAJ hs ,h!eGy Clad the elrcuis.
TAerv Y nothing which, win fortity uie systsiI.
eod or Shanccsle wsatts quick circulation
DFo1i SSYa sxs tone T. ,s r. restore h s
them t9 Perform tl.c Eunctiona yottlg unon tclp
sA!Iy " tas putra hnE,ors reEuiatH tho bowela aud
precisely what SKsxrtxk does md ta1 il tho c1xci
WY thfonEA which Il hn1 accutnp!lal ttnny wpn
derfll carts tl4y bs GcGp ffgl1 LID fotiowtn Nm
Questionable crdeiccs -
A H1scf,nrd3s H&a$nuS,~4
, 1876-07-08

SOMETHING NEw.-Call and see
the indestructable Lamp Chimney
at NJ. A. Kelly 4 Co.'S, the French
patent, will stand every temperature
of heat and any change and will not
brake. They keep also the best as
sortment of chimnies in town.
For imported cigars, go to John
L. JamiesOn's. .
For Eastern and Californi Papers.
and Periodicalsa at Publishers prices
go to John l.. Jamieson's.
For SALE.-A desirable residence
consisting of 2 lots and house on
the corner of 9Th and Pine streets.
Must be sold Immediately. Apply
to Moore, the photographer, Seattle.
ABOVE ALL ELSE, BE IN STYLE -
Schwabachers are in receipt of the
latest style Plug Hats" which can
be had for the small sum of six
dollars. je17-1w.
To be seen at Fred. Barker's cor
ner. The bones OF an unknown an
imal. Tell us whstOit was.
, 1876-07-08

The business of mott of those
enumerated in the first column
has been largely increased, and
many new branches of business
established, which are not here
mentioned. The population of
the city in 1861 was estimated
at about 1900; it is now little,
if any, short of $500; nearly
1000 of which has been added
during the last year, and the
prospect Is that nearly or quite
as many more will be added dur
ing the next year.
, 1876-07-08

800, H. IL. Tibbals. Second, $50,
Minnie, o.
Second class Sloops-First, Har-
vest Home; second, Albatross.
Whitehall Boats-First. Chas XII;
Second, Centennial.
CHURCH AT THE Coal MINEs.-The
Christian Union Church recently
erected at the Seattle coal mines,
will be dedicated on Saturday, July
18th. The public are invited to at
tend. The edifice was erected mainly
by the individual subscriptions of
the coal miners of that vicinity,
S4S5 having been raised for that
purpose. 1t is expected to cost
about 5000 when completed.
The Seattle Race Track, which
has been conducted by J. W.
Pinnell for several years past,
has been leased by +. A. Dyer,
who intends renovating and run
ming it IN first-class style.
ABOUT the haudsomest illumination
in town lsst night was that Of the Cath
ollie Church. On the steeple was a
large cross. formed of gas j-ts, which
presented striking appearance.
ANOTHER BALL.-Messrs. Brotherhood
Il Steinweg have decided to give an.
other grand ball at Yesler's Hall this
evening. The best of music will be
provided. and it is expected to be O
first-class affair.
The DECORATIONS The town was
really beautifully decorated Yesterday
and in manv cases a very large amoun'
of taste was dis played. Among the
most prominent displays we note the
following: The hall of the Sing verein
Germania and Masonic Hall, the store
of W. A. Jennings and the Grotto "a.
loon, Jack = stand and the Office saloon.
No LESS tbah II steamers were in
this place yerterdsy from different
points around the Sound, and all were
crowded with passengers. Besides this,
Z sea- going vessels and Al small sail
boats. The bay was rerfectly dotted
with small craft. 26 sail being in sight a.
one time in the afternoon.
REWARD OF MERIT The Committee
on the celebration presented Mr..
Charles W. Moore with a plug hat in
recognition of their appreciation of
the admirable manner in which ne dis
charged his duties 40 uperintendent of
the ordinance department. 1t vas
richly merited.
IMMENSE Crowd. When dancing
commenced in the Pavilion last evening
the floor was so densely packed with
people that room could only by great
exertion be made for two set. Nearly
1000 persons must have been on the
floor. The crowd gradually thinned
out. however, SO that there was room
enough to accommodate nearly all de-.
sirous of dancing.
FIRE. By a gentlemsn from Port
Townsend, we learn that an extensive
fire occurred at that place on Sunday
last A bnilding used as a warehouse
and owned by n. D. Hill. took fire and
bnrnd to the ground, together with all
its contents, and it was only by the ex-
ertions Of Thos. Stratton, Geo. Tren-
holm, G. NJ. haller. Joe Kuhn, J..
Tighc, Col. L. II. Briggs and other
gentlemen. that the flames were
prevented from extending further
Had it ever obtained much headwav
the entire town would have been laid
IL ashes. The loss falls mainly on DR.
Hill. who loses, including building and
stock, $1,000. Horace Tucker lost
property to the amount of $500, and
Capt. J. 81. Seldom $50.
, 1876-07-08
SHIPPING NEWS.

IN PORT.
SEATTLE, July Ship Eldorado: loading
Seattle coal for San Francisco.
BARK Albert: loading Talbot coal for astoria.
and thence with wheat for Liverpool.
Brig Levi stevens: awaiting load Of Seattle
coal for San Francisco.
Bark Harvest Home; discharging freight.
Bark Marmion, to LOAD with Renfon coal
blk W. H. DietZ, to load with kenton coal.
Bark Aureola, to load Seattle coal.
Bark Annie, to load Talbot coal and lumber.
Barkentine Modoc, discharging freight.
, 1876-07-08
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