davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-03-30

ED. DIsPATCH:-Credit to whom
credit is due. Will you be kind
enough to state to the public
that the plans and specifications
for the Jail were gotten up by
Mr.. Isaac Palmer of this city,
and did not arrive from Portland
as stated in last nights issue of
the DISPATCH. The plans are
pronounced by many who have
examined them to be frst-class
and we prefer. to retain the hon
or in our own city.
NJ. S. BoOTH, Auditor.
, 1876-03-30

REAL ESTATE SALE. y B. G.
Johns to J. T. Stewart and NJ. r.
Maddocks, lots l, 2, and 3, blood
"B," A. A. Denny's addition,
$4,000.
, 1876-03-30

MORE IMPROVEMENTS. - Mr.
John Condor is building a hand
some three-story dwelling-house
on his lots on 9TH street, in rear
of the Baptist Church.
, 1876-03-30
TAX NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS INTERESTED ARE HERE
IA BY notified, that immediate payment is
hereby demanded of all unpaid Territorial,
School, Road, and County Taxes, due and paya-
BILE in King County for the year 1875: and, all
such taxes, not paid to the undersigned forth
with will be collected pursuant to law by seizure
and sale of the goods, and chattels. and other
personal property of the persons charged there
with. L. V. WYCKOFF,
Sheriff of King Co. W, T.
, 1876-03-30

nR+ Capt. Ainsworth of Port
land proposes to visit Pierce
County shortly and make i'm
provements on his summer re-
sort at Gravelly Lake. He pro-
poses to add a large reception
room to the house.
, 1876-03-30

nH- The newspaper war in
Olympia is getting pretty hot.
The Echo Of yesterday morning
has a ferocious attack on J. NJ.
Murphy ofthe Stanard, accusing
him of all sorts of immoral con-
duct.
, 1876-03-30

READY FOR SEA. The bark
Enoch Talbot has finished load
ing with Seattle coal and awaits
a tow out. The ship Commo-
dore is next under the bunkers.
, 1876-03-30

MOVED TO UTsALADY.-Mr. S.
D. Howe has moved to Utsalady
to enter on his duties as assignee
in bankruptcy of the Utsalady
Mill Co.
, 1876-03-30

WANTED.-A girl to do house
work. A German or Scandana-
wan preferred. By Mrs. Bur
ritt, corner of Second and Pine
near the Railroad track. .
, 1876-03-30
DISSOLUTION.

VNyHE UNDERSIGNED PARTNERS, HOP
n growers at Elhi, Pierce Co. aud doing
business under the firm name of Hall < Hal
mold, have this day. by mutual consent dis
solved CO. partnership. Mr.. Halmold collects
and pays all debts due and against the firm.
j. c. HALL,
CRIST. HALMOLD.
Elhi. Pierce Co., W. T., March 18th, 1876.
, 1876-03-30

nO The bark J. W. Seaver
arrived here this forenoon She
has considerable freight con-
consigned to Seattle merchants.
, 1876-03-30

Coal ENTRIES. - In the last
week seven filings were made in
the Olympia land office, on coal
land in the Puyallup Valley.
, 1876-03-30

Bsg- The bark Aureola of the
Seattle coal fleet, arrived here
this afternoon.
, 1876-03-30

+ D. D.-Peter Smith, for being
dead drunk and roosting on the
sidewalk, was fined So and costs
by Justice Scott to-day.
, 1876-03-30

na The telegraph line is
down so We have not our usual
summary to-day.
, 1876-03-30

na. The bark Martha Rideout
arrived at Port Blakely this
morning.
, 1876-03-30
WANTED |!

A. SITUATION, BY YOUNG MAN. AS
IA Clerk in store. Can keep books, If re-
quired. Address, w." this Office.
, 1876-03-30

San Francisco, March 23.-Ar-
rived, bark Shooting Star, Ma
naimo; barkentine Discovery,
Seattle; bark Sonoma; Depart
ure Bay; bark Vidette, Pert
Madison. Sailed, ship Winged
Hunter, Nanaimo; ship Blue
Jacket, Nanaimo; bark Pacific
Slope, Victoria and Burrard In
let.
SEABEcK, March 49, Sailed,
bark Oregon, San Francisco.
PbRT GAMBLE, March 22.-
Sailed, schooner Alice, Santa
Barbara.
, 1876-03-30

rsa There will be a meeting
of the band tonight for practice.
, 1876-03-30
notice.!
T0'dLL WHOM n NAY CONCERN

T7 WEREAS THE COMMISSIONER OF THE
w General Land Office, in letter dated Ju-
ly Sch. 1874 ordered that the lands in Township
n nth. Range East, in the district of lands
ftr sale at Olympia, W. 7 g. should be withheld
- from disposal as agricultural lands until the
nonmineral character thereof shaI, have been
fully established And, whereas, George NJ
Boman. as Attorny-in- fact for Lysander Felton,
Samuel Bideler. of King County, W t, and
David Matten, of Richardson Co, Neb now ap
plies TO enter the W. y OF n W i, n Z /. et y
Z i, i OF n 4 i, E / of + /. and W
Il Of E / OF Sec - 7 "A n, Z, for and ou
behalf of said Lys;.nder Pelton. samuel Bideler
and David Matten, and has filed in this office
his affidavit declaring that there is not within
the limits of said land, to his knowledge. any
coal or other valuable mineral deposits, and
that said land is essentially nonmincral land.
Now. therefore, in accordance with instruc-
tions from the Commissioner of the Genera
Land Office, it is ordered that testimony touchl
ing the character OF said described land shall
be taken before the Clerk OF the United States
District Court, at his office, in Seat tie, King
County. W. T., on the 10th day of April, A.
D. 1876, beginning at l O'Clock P NJ at which
place and time all persons having interest in
the matter OF the character OF the above de-
scribed land are required to appear and there
and then to p esent such evidence as may serve
to fully establish the character Of said tract OF
land.
Given nnder Or hand, at the United States
District Land Office, at Olympia, W. t., this
1st day OF March, A D. 1876.
j. 7. BROWN, Register.
6w ROBERT G. STUART, Receiver.
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for Fulton. He. too, had his little talk. Il wsss
star-SpanRled Dinner, Centennial, spread -eatle-
tsh little speech, that made tho oys cheer. lie
asked them To remeni Der that there were thirty
two whipped men, and to treat the visitors well.
Luckily tho visitors wero out Of sight and hear
Ing In their boxes, md 40 were spared the gym
patbies OF the crowd.
Then up stepped Col. John Dodine, eagle eyed,
stern faced. gray hatred :" the n0blest Roman OF
them all" How the crowd DID cheerl lhe Tor
mer efforts were nothing to the honors done TO
" OLD Helaoie," the most popul.r man on the
American tenn
Dakin, Rsthbone, Weber. Alien and Fsrweil
followed, got their bauble, bowed, aud sat
down.
Then Hswiey sroke a few words more and
called for three cheers for the American team.
Where the wind came from no one could ell.
The crowd hud been cheering for an hour and
bali, and yet they sent up cheer. and another.
and third that made the building tremble.
and ended with tiger that made the gas lamps
Jingle.
Az soon "a the team forced its way back TO
Its boz. Msjor Loeoh said bo thought the lnsh
would 90 home, and they went. NO Oner OF
wine at Delmoniro's could keep them. They
were disgusted with American thouehilessness
| And rightly. eome OF tho scots followed.
| ! hen the Americans, TO the accompaniment OF
| more cheers, struggled through the crowd, and
| thence to DelmUnioo's, where. with the Aus
| tralians and a lew Scote, they cracked botue
| OF Extra Dry In honor OF the victory.
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Mr.. ROBINSON SERENADED.
JUST THE RIGHT words FROM THE
DEMOCRATIC LEADER.
EuusI and Exact Justice to All Mon. and
Reid Economy In the Public service-Haw
Many Exisiina Wrongs May be Ktehted.

Equal and Exact Justice to All Men. and
Risid ECONOMY In the Public scrvice-How
Many Exisiina Wrongs May be Ktehted.
ALBANY, Sept. 15.-The Hon. Lucius Rob
inson was serenaded to- night az the State Hall
where he was busy until a late hour, by a band
Of music and a great gathering OF citizens. The
honor to the Democratic nominee was entirely
impromptu, being arranged by the citizens only
few hours before 1t came on. A good display
OF rockets and fireworks preceded the music,
and great enthusiasm evinced Mr.. Robin
son was introduced BY the Hon. franklin Town
send, who In a few words referred to the long
residence OF Mr.. Robinson In Albany while In
tho service OF tho State. MIR. Robinson then
spoke as follows:
FELLOW CITIZENS OF ALBANY, I thank you most
heartily for TINS courtesy aud kind snd friendly
greeting. Ny ofciAi duties required me reside
many years among the people OF this old historic city
have received at their hands innumerabie favors
sona and social well a. political snd am grateful
for this additional expression Of their regard.
| am aware that the occasion of II 10 the
nomination made BY the Democratic State Con.
vention on "wednesday last. All who know mo
know that neither sought desired expected that
nomination but hold that In this republican Govern.
mont s the outv OF every citizen. wEon called 10 the
public service by the people without agency OF his
to obey the summons and serve unless prevented
BY insurmountabo obstacles. II the people shall
ratify the nomination. 1t will be my earnest effort
to discharge the duties Of the ONCE In &C.
eordsnce with the cardinal principles OF the
Democratic party OF equal and exact Justice 10 all
men economy the public service TO the end that
labor may be lightly burdenes and tae correction Of
the abuses which naturally creep into the admins
traton Of tne Government BY political parties long
joying unlimited power Thst great abuses now erst
AMI have long existed In the sdmini traton Of the
general Government + admitted BY all men. but
our opponents claim that they may be cor.
rected BY their own party. Can they be
Is probable or possblep bit anywhere recorded in
the political history Of ths country that any party
corrupted Dy the long possession OF power ever re-
formed iseh and corrected its own aousesa At has
never been done and will not be without change OF
administrati ion. whether such change shall be msdo
f. the question issue this campsigp But DO not
appear before you to discuss these issues. appear
simply express my gratitude for Your kind greeting
IApplsuse.l
The steps OF the State Hall were tbronged
with Democratic notables, among whom were
Henry Ricnmond ID. Van Buren,, John Bise-
low. Clarence Corning and Others. Edgar X.
Apxar followed the Comptroller In n high til o.
ute TO his ntDess Tor the Govornorsbip.
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JOTTINGs AHUUr rOWN.


Mr.. Levy, the cornet player, takes MS oepem
In GimOre's Garden Tonight
The Mayor and Chief OF Police OF Columbus
Ohio, visited the Police Central once last evening.
Tho Aldermen have extended the time for the
completion OF the work on Tompklns square TO oct l.
James Duane. tho keeper OF the gambling
house At Chambers street was committed ~ prsos
by Justice DunY yesterday.
The rife teams will visit the public institu-
toua Go.day under the escort OF the Mayor. COmmoa
Council, a1d heaI- Of The city departments.
Emit Mollenhauer, for several years leading
pianist anu Volluis OF Theodore IhOmass orchestra.
la, resumed hls vocation 81 teacher OF music.
Capt. Petty made raid upon gambling
house at "a Quincy slp pst evening Three men wers
locAed up All the gambling implements were seized
Inspector hcDermou ON tral for failing 10 preyens
the sale Of liquor IN Gilmores Garien ON sunday even.
ings,
Sebastian link OF 1893 Chauncey street, Brooke
Al $50 BroadNaY last evening, and his SAUL Ma frae
tured.
Can't. Petty made raid upon a gambling
houseat II Coenues slip last evening lhfrr nen
seized
Max Stadler & co. offer to settle At seventy-
Ave cuts sixty Ccus urtd ana one res ~ W. NJ y,
own pApe The rtrditors intht upou &C nHlJ lOr lhs
VIII IL amount Of the tei der.
Charles brown having been convicted yester,
DAY of thtowng Iienre9 Mls 0u oi .S ,t'uns .sS
Iori ",adon a. 49, l"iN, IN Prsoa ''"
Justice Westbr1ok has granted permisslon 10
IeeisG M1rris receiver of the Harlem ahd spuIten
Iu,,Il N,1g tion COMPANY. TO eel ne slrAmnpN
r-cr Lily AID tour lOts a. MINI avenue auu 'ne nA'
lem uNeT.
The Eleventh Street NJ. y. Church is 10 be 70.
opened to-norr w, the Rev. fowier oi tne Ch,w
As Hd,oe%c pre- ,,Ll9g a. loSO a. N. ana asess ro
ing lhe SUNDAY school ~ the afternoon Cha' EvSV~
CT, prcsi4lHs eleer. preaehes in tue evening.
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MAIL TRANSPORTATION.
The Postai Committee Obtaining Informa-
tion from the Railroad Mon.

The Postsi Committee Obtaining Informa-
tion fren, the Railroad Mon.
Mr.. II. J. Jewett, President OF the Erie
Railroad, testified yesterday before the Post Il
Committee that he, In behalf Of his road, had
taken no part In the discussion between the
managers OF GER, sin railroads and the Post once
Department seeking 20 concentrate the postal
service on special lines. with regard to the fast
mail trains he said; ~ think the passenger
trains 30 run At present As to eet the postal
requirements of the business community, az the
railroads, In fixing tho time OF their arrival and
departure. consider the interest Of tho Post
once Department. II IL becomes the practice
to contract for special fast mail trains over any
into the payment for fast trslns over all the
roads, running at an improper rate. and receiving
An undue consideration with out any CORES Do nd
ing advantage TO the public. while the concen-
irstiOn OF tho mails on ono fast line might re-
suit In an advantage to the terminal points, IL
would work injustice to the communities not
only along other lines. but TO those In cUnnec-
ton with the line itself thus fast train start
Ing from New York for the West at the hour to
suit the business Interest OF this oity would not
interests Of Boston," In regard To the best
means Of compensation for postal service, MIR.
Jewstt said that while he thought that speed
should be considered, he believed that its en-
trance Into the ques Ion would result unfavor.
ably to tho dep rtment. "Space, speed, and
weight should al be considered. Yet" ss,d he,
I'm ry judgment the better way is for the de-
partment to require OF the contractor TO agree
to provide for tue carrying Of the malls on the
basis OF an average weight at n1ed sum for a
numb OF years"
The committee will start for Cleveland to.
night,
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TRICKY TOMMY's LATEST.
Beecbcr does no, want ts be Tried In New
York, bur tar away In the Country.

Beecbcr does not want ts be Tried In New
York, bur tar away In the Country.
Not content with Justice Dykmnn's de-
cision, that further argument In the great scan-
dsl case would have to be made In New York,
Mr.. Thomas q. Shearman, counsel for Henry
Ward Beeoher. presented Yesterday the follow
Ing sfndavit TO Judge W westbrook a. the basis for
a demand that tine venue should be changed to
Fraukliu county, N. I:
Harris Pierce, rring duiy sworn, siys;
4. AN clerk In the once VI shearman a sterling.
motion to change the place OF trial In this action
from the (ouliJ o. ki AS. which was named Ia the
complaint, TO thr cuiy uf Franklin was duly motto d
py the dofond ns attorneys ON the stn day OF August
the hrst MUndsy OF September. 1870
g. After tDe servIce such nOuce Of motion, and be-
fore the time Tor n, anng the same thv pain IN nd
60 h. eomgl.nt Of course " ensnslns The place of
parties ~ the commencement Uf thus action resided 10
Kings county
plaintiff counsel objected TO u oeng heard In Kings
county, and nsted that the same must heard In
County OF New YORK, which lection tue sand c. urt
after deiberaor, htld 20 be well taken but the deci
8, Cness the lid motion u promptly disposed Of it
viii be lossib.e notice this for trial In the
County 81 Frank ln or 10 any sdIoining county 80 a.
Circuits held In the Fourth Judc al District only II
long intervals varving frUm three TO nths and
failure TO notice TINS st esrv day might easily
result IN a delAJ of slr months In The sih.
sworn to before me September Is. 1879.
OLiyEB J. CLAvsxs. Notary PuDnc, N. Y. city.
Upon receiving this document Judge West
brook orderrd bearing ON the points ~ Issue
on Monday, sept. Is, ~ II o'clock N.
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THE HARLEM TRAGEDY.
Tho sesuei 20 q sunday Evening Gsmc at
Cards IN n Barroem.

Cards IN n Barroem.
The inquest in the case of Caleb d.
Weeks, who was stabbed In John Mundschau's
barroom. at l.seo Third avenue. on Sunday night
last, was held before Coroner ElinRer last sven-
ing. Mr.. Matthew II. Moore testified that on
Sunday evening he and Mr.. Weeks and q Mr..
Craft went to Mundschau's ba-room about ION
O'Clock, and after tsking drink the witness sat
down wi,h tho others to play . four-handed
game OF cards. Weeks stood beside him with
an umbrella in his hand. Tho three men were
spsskins German and Dir. " eeks objected on
the ground of Giscout'ssJ to those who could
not understand The language. Beauman made
In thsultin9 reply. and Mr.. Weeks struck him
nsbtiy On the face With his umbrella. Speilman
tbsm. Mr.. Weeks and speilmAn both seemed
anxious to nght. After they had been separated
Speilman again attacked Mr. Weeks. This time
Moore saw knife IN Speimans hand. He en-
deavored 70 take 10 from him. and In the scufiie
that cnsued ne pushed Speilmhn out OF tn o
saloon INTO the hallway, and IN endeavorinx o
force open his hand had bis own hand badly
stepped out and kicked the witness on the back
of his head. He was forced to let go SpeilIn an.
and losing his balance, fell down the basement
stairs te ,rng away the bhlusters In his effort TO
We himself. He recovered himself as quickly
as possible, and reentered the saloon with a
piece OF the railing In his hand. and then he
saw the three men attacking Mr.. Weeks. SPELL
man was st 10 ding him wish a jackknife.
Aftor other testimony had been taken, the
Jury rendered q verdict against Speilman and
exoperated the other prisoners, and SpeilmAn
was committed without bail.
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CERTAINLY A NOVELTY.
How the Rev. Adaibertus micicusxnv Pro-
posed TO support q Church.


For two months past jolly, fat Poland
er, calling himself the Rev. Adaibertus Mlelouss-
nv, who 1t seems was alternately. and to the sat
isf ction OF everybody ooncerned, priest and
master OF emonies, has had q church and =
dance hall under the came roof at 8ls Henry
street. He led the church service on Sundays
and the dancing on THURSDAY evenings. The
name OF the church 10 the st. stanislaus Rclish
Church. The dances seem to have been noisy
and to have attracted noisy persons to the build
ing, else several OF the neiG hbors would not
have compiained before Justice Smi b on Thurs
day last that they were an ntolernble nuisance.
Such complaint having been made, Capt. Clinchy
aud n detpchment OF the Delaney street police
"raided i" the dance hall on Thursday night,
ana arrested fort, five men and fourteen young
girls. Nearly twice ~ many more. whom Tue
Captain believed tn be not reRul ar frequentcrs
OF the place, were allowed 10 20 free. ne Rev.
AdalDertus Mielcutzny wac found at the door
receiving tho admission money. On the floor
BODY In the confusion. Yesterd v the piisoners
were lrraiensd In the Essex Market Police
| Adslbertus, VINO was neld To answer In $500 Tor
keeping n disnrderiv house.
Tue reverend gentleman was found yestcri Y
| In an upper room at 3l5 Henry street. sitting
with several pillars OF the church around .
table. smoking aud drinking lager bier. He
| said that IN Deoem Der last he bought the build
| ing now used for The church apd dance nall for
| tD,UOO, because, he saws, his people who mum
eer aoout Soo re Door ana bad no oisos 10 wnien en-
| own words, to wipe OF tee deut of the
| church, he conceived the notion OF having
| every week ian entertainmsnt we're de ladies
| shall pay ten cent und dc zhentiemens
dwsnty vive oent." and where dancing might
| He constructed an addition TO his church for
| tbis purpose. set up bar in Il. st which cideI
| and sods water might be sold, and then opened
hts "eutsrtAiu umsnts." On the walls In posted
| notice forbiddtnG any d,sorusriy proceedings,
ana prescrtbins among the rules Tor the good
| order OF the "enteftainment," that the ladies'
| shall remove tneir hats wnsn they enter the
| room. During the dancing the door OPENING
| through the board partition into the audie CO.
| room Of the church was locked.
| The police have nailed up the outer door OF
I the danoo hall. ind Mr. h,etcuszy says that be
| hIsAbsen deprived Of the use VI his property
| through somebody's malice.
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THE EASTERN VAN.
The Conditions on which Turkov will Accspe
Pesoe-Au Armtstice Rejected.

LONDON, Sept 1b.-A despatch from Con-
stent'nopie says the Porte has informed the
Ambassadors OF the Powers 10 reply to their
representations made on Saturday last, that It Is
impossible TO grant an armistioe. but the Porte
" prepared TO accept peace based on the follow
ing points:
held by Tu1srS cfhe fortreses which we're
sec1ndsIho obstruction Of the for,resses construct
Thlrd-rhe inves,iture of Prince Milan at const.n.
urtn-The reduction Of the effective scrvi.n Army
to TO- 900 men aud three batteries. '
fnth- The construction Of railway across servis
A sixth point follows, which Is ecipherable
In the telegram. The Porte insists upon the
necessity Of the occupation OF the principal
Servian fortresses, go to prevent tresh aggres-
sions, and leaves the negotiation Of q treaty M
the above basis entirely In the hands Of the
Powers.
The General Cont mittee Of the Turkish bond
holders has issued a circular emboiying a
to issue paper money to the amount Of t4O.00O.-
600. to be legal tender and bearing no Interest
Tne whole amount ts to be redeemed In ten
years by hsif-yesriy DRAWINGS OF ts,0OO0O esoh,
and that sum 10 TO be provided for by deduo
ton OF 15 per cent. from the interest paid to ex
listing bondh olders. One OF the provisions OF
the proposed scheme 10 that the Porte s1a
1be Standards from Belgrade says: "The
Turks made All attack tuesday on Mall ZworDk
to prevent the Servians sending reiDforcem n "a
cannot influence the Issue of the war at Alex.
natz' A correspondent with the Turks says
e9ss. s9a 'nsr tss os,a sor% tbs
then return to take Alexlna,z Both positions
are strong and the task Is one ot enormous DIFF
houliy. The frst attem Ut To carry out the pl n
oy bridging the Moreva, on Monday, was unsuc'
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ARG UMENTs FOR HAYES.
Zach Chandler Forcing Contributions for the
Campaign Fund.

WASHINGTON Sept. 15.-The Secretary Of
the Michigan Republican Association was
around to-day exaoting from the members Of
that association u second installment for the
campaign fund. The meetings Of ths State
Association have been poorly attended, and the
only way to spot the luke warm Is to have the
refusal to contribute made TO the Secretary.
This 10 sn instance Of the boldness and thor
ouehness with which Zach Chandler manages
the campaign. The clerks from Ohio and Indi-
ana are TO have forty days leave OF absence that
they may vote at the October aud Novemb Der
elections, and every clerk residing In the states
lie under IN arching orders to proceed homeward
on the 1st OF November. when II "a remember
cd that In the recent reduction of the force In
the depsrtme ents the clerks credited to the Dis
tIiot OF Columbia were especially singled out for
dismissal, some idea may be formed of what tho
exodus will be when the voters leave for home.
OF the force retained whose votes cannot be
utilized = company of ono hundred strong 10 To
be formed AZ Boys in Blue orgaDization to visit
Indiana. II 10 said q number OF roushs from
Baltimore will accompany them to help colonize
votes 10 Indiana. Is It wonder that Zach
Chandler taiks about victory for Hayes2