davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-11-24

ger, oa Der Sauptbe iud fth auf ben g., 4. uuo
0. Srlt ~tonients lite. 0ie tdqlite Ourd)s
lhnlttS' Gtnnahtne betrug iur etlpas iiber
$l2,OO0. 2trb Der Sortoarer Ger Stee
napll bod Der Seiub I'M Wtouat Iu9uIt nm
etl Orltthetl an. Ser tGelibe Dur6ldlnitts.
. lnfl betrn9 33,433 Yerioner nno Die 0urd).
l99lftS.Gtnnabn1e mar iiber $15, 000. Sn
oleler1 Ntollnt paren mebrere Sanlltaee AL
20 &entS &i,ntrittsgelo an9eiest norben.
Der et9e ntlide Otaiienbeluh beaann erIt
MT BEN Guitrttt Der Serbt3eit, mo an per-
l9leoenen 9onncrltaeen Die 9roben Staatss
taQe BON 9tep Sort, Yennipluanien, Spio
llno benz Siioen abgebalten muroen. SIN
september tie9 Der tdgl,te 9ur6ihnitts-
Selld) auf mehr ais 81 900 Yerioneu, I'M
Ottober auf nabesu 80, 1000 unb in ben letttn
9 Sa9en Der Nusitellun9 i'm yfop mber auf
I02, 1O6 Yerionen tdeild. Die td9liden
Ourd)l dlnittS. @tnnabmen i'm september be-
trll9c1 iiber $4,000, i'm Oftober iiber
$4,000 uuo i'm Jtnpember iiber $50, 900.
Set obl9en Ar9aben 1T ntdbt gu pergelen,
oaB sS ftd babel nur nm sablenoe Yerlonen
9anoelt ; treten @tntrltt batten burhIhnittz
ilb tdglt1 iiber l 1000 Yerionen, poSu Die
boit5et, Die S%euermebr, Die Ausltsller uno
lbre Vente, Die Yrefle uno Die pielen Yrlpat=
4n9ettenten Der 6eltaurantS ibre @ontingentc
jLteferten.
Der Ufonat 9tooember, Der MIR 8 Iusltel-
lun9S=Sa9e l%ieferte, lift be onoerS interellant,
mas ben itarfen Selub b%etrift. Ntan bate
lpe9en Der Wahl einen ltarfen 9usfal be.
Tirdtet lItlo besbalb mar porgeldlagen NOR
oen, ben SdluB auf eine @obe bluau8Su-
l1leben. Iber troe Der 8abl unb trot elmer
Utebr3abl regniiher Sage, woruuter iih no
nentllh Der ShluBtag aus5eihnete, betru9,
lpte idon bemerft, Der tdglid)e Dur6i1nitts=
Seiut 102, LOG, mebr mte ie Supor. Ser
&rrloltdt balDer folst nabltebeno Die Spe=
, 1876-11-24
Mai1er Mbsam9. s ms"' a:." "s.
- = mr. II aunansr

Aesnten unb Dertaufer!
5snlp aDarp DW3er's 5amilisn . Bd.una trttt ibrt
5erbltsS alton an unp etebt lbrsn 4bpnnsnten ,pst ben
erSsisn anD l1Sntsa Cisosrapbtu gu, jpet aubrrt an.
~sisbenetn oupern. wfI0t ietert A0Ban8 Rnpsn, ppa ufrs,
NnptriCh ale Vt8ennads ~ lbrsm Wide awake" unb
Fast asleep. @8euten pabsn itnmenIta v .fSla "a n
bic bette ismGis 8ebpltns Weissenpeii tur lie. QBlf l,ef,rn
cen lsi&tetes uae lGpnfsn VertIu s.Weatnitane unp BE-.
Abpnnsn. srpall 10 iVrtj 81 f6bne etlber. btnlans.
ltbtr VVrratp ~ aa8eablidit@sr scr saeaas sOrbanbsn.
Die 3siiuns lslta aepl uaisr jamuIien . 5ournaltn obnt
ibres Slei&sn ea, une VI 10 popular, eap Hs Die arbste
Talent wtrp ptrpenpet. &bwarb veslsrpn's Irabluno
fauat esraes an; NE l.abe.sn &aptltl epsa ben Wton.
ntntsn selts ,srt. Dlgs. 5tspe's lea erIebnts ,yslas au,
My vile and l., bt8,Iint N / BEN nsusn Sabre. Sr.
esnp Stmanp. Der sa suiss Saiar sptr rim upabban ,o.s
&sf6aIt puni&t, lea.t fur &lreulass uup P~-!''tas I'D
psaben an 3. .. 6crc u. Co., Nsp BORT .DIApt.
s sse' e.. s' s%ss..t. S,s''''a'2l ssnten petlanat.
, 1876-11-24

Siete a,s e::ube aer3te
haben TIRE Wfelnun9 abAe9eben, oaB IS tetn
9e'lmitteI siOt, weldeS Dr.DA IL II It 6 o.
ni9'S Sambur9er Gropfen al ihz
tomlnt III alien Srautb item, welhe aus lll+
relnheit oeS SluteS entipringeu, mie llnpers
eaullbteit, Sc, e%r!eioeE, &Opfpeb, Ser
f, pIni9 II. {. 10.
, 1876-11-24

sisa ,~eries.se, pdaa mH Dssy.pRs Betak. 10. e.L
tsraual 10 q. Vel etnsm lutultiuen Vabls sit BEN fae
sabsassbarsa g~srlans.n u Nsen, saraRItdl ~ netnts
cab sonao& burd btu 0ur&t earcn ausS.ftloAsa ~ ias,
tat sea @snuas f&nsa sab f4u far6tbart S6nnlsn
km aae 1ause.npEen. b n smme ahlr easas, aets q.
wss u tabsln ansa. 81 aaaIt eu Desseptiu fa ft!ta
sxb iesns sanas umsebuxs. Die sladlths 8rsbltdtsb
tf EIetnen utrh at&t ldnSa s.salbd. hs sarge eduS
t&Ist pirs dnt f~rrablpfs aas ben patteatss srtxst sat
Genustfdn. sas bas aebea ttm mae eaa To nab felba bt
Na&Ren tbH uidhea, at6t ietea CUR Dertmaasas aas b
eay sxn eebamsrhA abu DArsm a
, 1876-11-24
AEEl Wlb Yominl0u YQwpnWu
Npmpanp- aaxss
Na& Dew orf.

Diefe Company ptre stnru tprer naGfplssnSen pradg
ppAtn AumpIsr, plp GpmInipn. aSpanuIe, S,uu,
Oeu, NtDmuIp, A.DeiAurte, puLLsTue IN.
Oeprae aD. 0ieel (um DaHJ w letsm AIsap9b
OEeItag .9.p 0amsIas pt 4pvwansr apIasI,.
.apsn.
Alsls S&ths fup saus nsa ~uubapsrUsu auspsaalis
ful plee 1Ip1Ie SeCuas.
St papsa pta@tpOIe Salppus. . c NSpms ua,
Supt. Slmmer.
ubertTeUliV.
geaa1su, pslhe NIT rtsler 2tnie p~sr(anpt ptrpen, Ian.
zen ttssImaBis IN asW-ypr' an eta asstSsd!sa yisr q,
ApmPunp, 81 9prIp Niptr.
g,apl Iur Ylase wtl.tr ais glsw.gort perpsa tpnsl
~eetprberI uAo pIto oalag nlWIs ale bu witt.tV yepap..
untpItn pee,Gnet.
Sptue pislsr Gtate p~erlahtn 9lprfplt um 7Hupr Ytag.
mtItaAs papr.ap pes 6 pnInIers.
Urapt aaesnpmmsn vie . aqF Wbenos iebsn Gag.
lpeaeR pei,srer Austnnt psnos maA llp IN
george us. Muen ". 3u., ageaien,
feb. AlRee @pmpaags <pIurpes, 0lpuelts,
, 1876-11-24

Iu8 bieier Isabelle erbeut, bab S,004.3 25
Berioneu III 159 Saoen ben @iutrlttspr Is
3ablten, moSu nod 1,785, $50 Berionen fre,el
@intritt butten. SIN @anSsu ipar Der 9urh
ldlnittszSelnh Sablenoer Yerionen iibel
50,341 td9lid. Ser 3otaLO urtihnittsbe
'uf td9lid] bctru9 61,6S5, u1o oie td9libt
9urdid)nltts. @tnnabme mar 1923, 985. IS.
, 1876-11-24

st&. bttft Rranftttt init f4 brtnsi. psnu IN benz ,e4T&
hid Bitttrs" Elm 6ttlmittel sststtn wtrb. bas Sober l.tf
uiansen LIANT 81 l!nte,t bic S4neiea tsfcrt ane "
krtstfsst,m @tbrauht wtrb bu Fat;tti Bon a0pGe 10
kesds I'D better befnsea W. tint r,uhdabtee 6eIune e..
,eft Ia. Eaufsabe ftsntn ben Gag. an rtAen fs yerss.
Aet sxrsa stsfs s%sasutsrs ftIsahtd % stsras&sa-
, 1876-11-24
0opermpr S5apcs. s ss,@ ,I ese; {;

FemtIldIen Sienift. Nolltanoi9 unO %oerlaili9. Won
~nItiie!ler Aueue %snooltrt. Zeltene @eieyenbeit
fur MgentCn. Si9ert @u6 lOiort 2erritorlrm.
g9e9en 9irtulare uno Seoinaun9en iuenoe man I'D
1oiort an 3. Sriee u. So. 767 SrOaDpap w. 49R2au
, 1876-11-24

nnb bemt1en iornit einen SnonlrieSnei9, Der
fih inter anoerer llr1ltdnOen nod melt frdf.
tiger entlpidelt b6tte.
, 1876-11-24

s1b 1856 119, 4s4 1,O3s,a9l 1888, 700 O.
Der S~onldnblStelt balber lei sic Eabent
oeS Seiuhs in ben einSclnen Iionaten nod
mails mteberbolt:
, 1876-11-24

Cshn~ Neeaten perlan9t. Quite Uelesenbet. Geio
Aull gu utrpIelleii Iur Seui., DeIuye Igte ,oelt ppel
s.lleA ADelt paUpll oeit Strtaui Aiilste,
ulttn Dlumell. &lperule Sontnillllonell. SWieIu.
may zen Oeotu9lnYrll. ". ~. OpG oo+o. SreSit
american ea Coz, 81 nlIu 30 Selep OiruB,,
yAelu Xpll. 4LuEOuIl
, 1876-11-24
Nip lttaD xmG.
e yrpmo)
The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company.
Sauptquartler Ia II. 81 &eiep CTR, ". Y..A.
enc ArYunl u II on oum
c11unprf nm S hpp

uno SertaAI ptllstuell ptteet az ole &nitoen nut esllrh'
tielnei 9,ufeh. SeWSlY SluelB = JttIllt . UelDult
SUDue Ae.=@ yrplIps ustlYtepsiter Utobei lutroeitu eh
SuuJeln MT /, z, ., A putr o AIuito aYte StlYeIt.
Ns @olnpanp yal IeBt dui ADlIcIsruu9 oere,t s.h plavt-
ppues @yronIp uetbttt ,,Yttp uup &ur", tIt Iieut.
10 pIullv) 1910, pus elAen .epyulttit Strttl Slo. lYt.
EILEEN &uln ulI1 elltM Dlnp I'M pe AIeul.nospupp,
pes Yrleren parpeuI. Us VI 10 upu os Dumurs, WI
tellle OelDi eluunY ole UelWtWte 10 Yut etsaYtelI ianl,
ais Die eliIuwe SsSeiD.sutB ps Siunl.ie.s. Nle @mt'
lWelpuilB N 9e4upe o.ullWeil 2Yur lIitu angel uilo lIlul
mug pas Suu leyel uNt IS mulplselt gu tolltell. Stb,
du YuUtn III o3i ara Str., @ue oet ,JDeil.li u. Y oal,a
Str. nMO Oh Suo .SUelte Slr. Hullu., 80. 49Nolalt-
, 1876-11-24
NaDapaD II. 3d.,

80 @arren, Gfc s urh Ctr, u. 3
aies Gso[fhes urp Wubres Sditt cine 6reimari
IN NabIpap IL. Gu., 80 gtdttet &de 6barb Str, gtel.
lort. aastunft. 5~auieuoe w'rtb miro Sb"fn 'nn'
,aitt
, 1876-11-24
Sieber nmo faltes Tieber.

5ieber uno geeh'elfeber fir so Gents Furirt. Ga
9i'bt fem beilmittel in Der geeIt. msldss 6ieber unS
98eblelteber uno ale louItigen nerioonotm 9raufbei.
ten, 6olens, Sburlab=. tppb6Ies. qelbs nuo Ion.
Iiae 6ieber (oenen ourtb Rh0pap's 4ileN abatbuIisn
ipiro) 10 raid beieitist als .Ribsn9's gtsIbp Aelisf {"
30 Gents Der islaids.
, 1876-11-24

gRafsrn. sSssfaAstsr sntatnea sue sersurSsn.m pIsh.
9esen btsis &ranfbstten 10 .S&webifu Sitters" bas wirb
smft 64usmtttd, wdI g sr bsas glutreiniser II, sss
% sssst Gbtr mlrb br Gebras& - fpdt cher MID genes
rad bn dnwtfsns beeounea, 70 BAT poden. Wlofera,
6&arlaAftbu uRs aastrt ntt 0teber subuaesnt Rranl.
sAtsn aasbru@ea, saHs mas Der @sbreu& fofprt staso
sent perbeu, Ia Rranfbettn In htsltm GtAptan dse an
hsss Dsssaslaas ufsrsers.
, 1876-11-24
''star- Wfru" platturm.

oIps 9altT DtIen. 'raBst III Yanb.un.
StA as .. &~.realart sratls ptrltuest. 4pteutI
,'yarr etnr SInT,urr Ahl9 -
, 1876-11-24

Uzxtfrssles Stdrsuass- anb Glutretuteunsenittd aHsr.
sAaRt, sa q iebes auhers 5ellmittd pteitr 6rt bel peesn
GbntrtEt Dos Reetpt ~ btsfea -GAwebif& Gitters" p a
"a mnrbe II seu bn Ro&fpmmea bn &rRnbe:t fdr es
bsA< Gnmns ~iberltefrt anb 10 d hnrdaus ~anmBsls.
kab trS.ss Senanl auts eea Gtsl !tinI eat $ss y
b0 r6&webtf& Dttters' .euns. sba fI g gta hIfa,id
@ttn,nfAtA sur& ben g.riasf hefr s.fdlf6ter Rataa
nsnsen ~ ,uisren, sel4e dbnIt& a%asitsen ami f8medsp
pe Sas t&tr r6&webtf& 1ttters" sbu bn @tfanbbet
fA4tItG fnb, pdtrtnb sas aeentli4t nub e&ts .G1ne
itfA Ditttrs~ TltItenta Wefuahbat uas esben erbalta
kat De bta bapabers ntAtts n, ~&s ti. Aafa.rffap
kt ~ p%nbliluxs baraa5 ttnstAn, bae issr 6lafAs
psl&s bat thte ,6Gw.bifd Dttters- eatbdlt, bic Remtps
, 1876-11-24
60 Nrp;eut.

@nteI Agenten lulrp eute ~@omnlll1ton be3ahNl
HIr oen S.tIuuI ppn neneII ulsp leYt pupu.arehS nugern
pol elner or oeoeuIenulien 0uultrlpI.uHs- Uliil,.I. VI"
Sunpe. ~ Sutpsr Iur ou @ellIs eo Ou4el lur pl.zv,
!etl punpu9. Aital lalle pw ullere @.rcntare tpl.-
IHsa uno ! ustaeuBe nu leiui. 1ortlls ". ~. 0ua ozs.
an "Dhn 4go!oUta
, 1876-11-24
Ssrft@ti--Ta s C&ts e&sest'a
Dtttsrs stss susi&lieblia bersitet ben
Deniel u. Co.,
&S5 NsrS Drttta gtra6a,
HbilaAelpbk

I'm ks vatifam sss NaAan@aRsea sab Dssrxs a
bArR, Y biz Namsasaaurn artf ~ fratsrtz etssaib8
@us .euaeAs 6Aefat3s' k$G JaAiA& ~ - eAe
Dttszs satsAh. txstAlsEa
0<sraaAsaxsefHase goa n eAsif&es sxt lsstf4es Svrs
D. " s.fsr untufArts -Dssaa e. &C." hssta On
bea elsf&s ~bessfasA
SsAs n assss sHs gsafAs1 49, gsafAss ID aNSs-
&vas4psas Nd ssssesas m A4Aatosa @AasAs a..
, 1876-11-24

aets.btn.s EIat II bic Ssuptxrs&s 10 sszasaAss
asl lssas eiebafta &reuitettn.
, 1876-11-24
&anfausfAIasa
Ue&tA

sss&.ss, siaasa.. Dare nassals~ ssssssssss Assas
spksa.
, 1876-11-24

= sas W. ansIadfstsfsa 2raatsstex, SeRex sss " b.
f&snssf&le&t aanrwprfsn a. uas Iaben namsnhtG ' ,i
Rtu baraA. Die urfa&ta, ve&s ph(s f&rtftitsj Ie
ttrsssxfea, anb saiHttpeu unl ~stelftttts. aber b. 10
ksnelsnssHdf mai immu sttfslbs ira. a&isltd se
hard 6tSrtaassmitfd bas WsrssnfsAsm, bs Q ,au.
snsssreaas snb eaeurA ben sauea 4srpn ~ I'D = "a.
Das .5awtbtfA Httttrt" atpt anrrrei4t a aIS <IsJ6r.
taassntttd I'd ben sbtH upabuten 4rAafbdtsn aas bai
H~aHienben BIZ esfunbktt saradsssbsa, pelds ftsA BE-
tsA pefeteu. l. ptsesv 0ssps en- ash'S ~ Rnbsa.
acknowledgement,
, 1876-11-24
WeIsa@eIts.

faA aHtstissss HranFsntu nab bic mstttnH4t ptsanh.
!ans SuiIbta iann attmals ~ frib t~tssnntR 10 ,rbsn
Maa stbrau&t 30 rS9nebti& 1ttus" ssaau Rc4 se,
aaptlluns ane es ktts esar Der sbtnstnsRnten uX
ptrs ssrl6 wineea. Gcm Sattsatea ptrs aai,blber a
ssladnsiss 9sinssbstt ,ura6ssssbta sns lsass IL d sAeW
ertsist. asak I'D haIs wtsscs an.
, 1876-11-24
9as einsige idmersltiaenoe @ittel,

roel6es au9enblidli6 Die IAlimmIien edm,r,er
S1rudbe nno @nt5inounsen beisitist uno 6 onoeitioner
turirt. alethuiel oh lie in Der 9un9e, i'm Wa9ta, Sin.
9eiueioen poer i~onlti9en 9ruien ODER Sr9onsa Iieoen
ourd einmali9e Nnpenoun9.
Sn elmer bis jipaujia Wtmuttn, einerlei ipie beftic
ODER p~eini9eno Der Sbmerj iein mag, Der Rbeumafilhe
@ettl69eri9e, S6madee, Serhippelte, Nero0Ie, az
8. eural9ie'9eioenoe Ooer 9rGntrlnoe mirb am
, 1876-11-24
Ready ReIief.

yteiIenos iolten 'ets cine SIaiGe bon 03ab>pan's
Teaop Eelisf bel ii9 fiibren. @enis. sropfen In Woj.
oes geaiiers b~erriibren, porbeu9en. IS 1T beIier ala
fran3oIIber BRANDY ooer Bitters ala elm Tei,miiteI.
, 1876-11-24
@@mebifb @ittera.
@as ans 3rdatsrikfteA
@msstsHA @itoexA

@gy mebs Gle pterpnxbe4 Ssefea yssedfs Eta pnsA
be- f6webtfGer Erp bd ssa tst6enf&efii&t Ssrf&an@
pd&s a fac auf auen dbela Der Grbt an fs1tt, Bic ea
SAIttee Seasaft ser!Gr Rr6uter aRA be- Gstsaes hrfa
hea NGSa - Aupttsaanbtsdk As l.-
, 1876-11-24

y % Ssstr nssdflea, nee sukas sstsysrERs GsA.
kesI s3slAlisSliA ktaebt enS
, 1876-11-24

ynfsate. gaAs sa vsrffamn asfaersnssutstd ser
fAaelt4t 8slssH trssns etan art piaf&ta, iva.ta ,is,
ssspslt. Dots eo .S1psstfA Uttssrs" asbnsa. d n
en sVatsmmen anf4s>lt&a &bIatuaasmHtI nas iass
ssrabrdAa stssta seAs efA9SAt at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
AN EXHIBIT WORTH PRESERVING.

SUGGESTIONS THAT the GOVERNMENT DISPLAY BIZ
MADE PERMANENT lis EXCELLENCE AND ~
sIsUCTIYENrss.
rrnoH THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF rIrE TRTnCNEl
PH1LApFLpRIa, July 6.-lhc magnificent eZ-
hibt oi thc CutuJ States Government oGgbj not 10 he
broken up AT tbs close 81 Tie Fair builds should be
erected nnoG oas Of the pllOic squares IN Washington
and tie collection reserved entire IS u national museum
Tbs sugsrrt.ou CONES from 90 many Guar,cr5-.rom
American and ior,i-n commissioner aud judges and
from Visitors from AL parts OF tIc United states ana
Eugupc-tlat 90 oyrcnt'y Erows ont OF universal adj
nriion oil the collection and an appreciation OF The re-
makbic facilities it Offers for the stGdy 81 the natural
resource, OF tine country It's progress IN edu'nloi ana
the workns, Of every department OF its Governments
An appropriation oi few thousand dollars TO remove
the structure to Washington thut now contains the o1-
hihit Gt would answer Tor year I'VE, until per
matut Luildug could be erect, ~, would be sufficient
for the present 10 establish museum tha In lis way,
Ga, ro equal in the Vorl. Other countries pc mag
u.iccu, elections OF PAINTINGS, STATUES jewels. armor
amt ant qui,s, hut have attempted 10 set .orh
their nae mods Of administration n evil military, amt
scientific matters, 10 present to the inquirer
seeking to inform himself as TO Their natural
wealth. so complete II representation OF the
products Of thtir farms, forests mInes aDd h'heres
few Eours spent IN the Government Buiidnl& auo-d
more information tn resources OF lhe United States
and 1--WE a clearer idea Of the luctous of national
administration than could be gained IN months OF travel
mr. ,rar. al reading. More than American has ex-
claimed after studying the collections contIins,
never before r,alzc the greatness OF my own country
AM, Ac general verdict OF the hundreds OF intelligent
foreigners now here Is that the Coy ,gumcnt display Is
the yey beet feature of the fair Most OF them suppose,
until other isc informed, that it lisa museum transported
bodily from Washington where II was formed by years %
systematic effort and they greatly surprised to learn
tb,t II ,a created In few weeks the collections az
Inc different departments and OF the smithsonian lust
fIt.. au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08

have gained at the cost OF several severe headaches
The opium gives delightful soness TO the tobacco and
produces pleasant, dreamy revere, but smokers not
accustomed it to suffer from its effects. Our
Mohamuiean visitors do hesitate to speculate upon
the religion OF their Christian friends and one of their
chief exhibits is great case filed with IOsaries
casets paper knives and of otner articles made
OF olive wood, all reported TO come from the Mount OF
Olives, although that cred hill was denuded of timber
many centuries ago. 1t must be said OF these objects
that they are all very pretty and unique, and have
value apart rom any imagined religious associations
The ornaments OF silver and gilt hgree and amber are
also tasteful and stamped with the characteristic pc
cuIiariues OF Oriental Workmanship Other noticeable
exhibits are domestic utensils Of copper, brass, and tin
morocco leather, fs aud skins wines, drugs, corce
silk in sxens and cocoons and sponges some OF the lat
ter being OF remarkable size
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
RRonKLYN,s NEW cry BUILDING.

President French of the Brooklyn Board Oh
Aldermen denied ast nght that hld been any oo
b,r, in Che choice OF a p.are for the new muqhapn
building He said the reporters had been yang apo"'
the Committee winch bas the matter IN charge. Auer
m.u Murtha, q member OF the Committee offered resr
luton that the plans submitted to the Committee shg,Ia
he ,l ot,.n 90 tue public iuftcn days Adetiu "a!
otled substitute, that The Cphlnitus he an uo' w
select pln. employ an 0rchitt {, and supelht. hu wy
y.eton a. th, build ig. Aderunu Fisher chatde 80
Mr Nurtna's f, svigt.0u absurd Alderman a"lta
slid tue people were 10 pay $1,000 IOF Tue D"l,uns
.nJ thry lad a right 10 Ona eAaiihe tnc p"..,.
Anotrr suDsiItIte-lAat tue boad proceed 70 DYs III
mn orcitrct-was carried Alter III DaIO.s We h.'i DE
ad,nnrucd uu,l July II, "a p. ~ In the nea tins
- ni,s and speei tons dpe be ppcu III tc ,o
,nnb Coaucii Chamber fyOnl a. " J. IL daily ioI I1'
inspection UI the pubic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
rnnrnr mrpRAY ACQUITTED.

The trial of Robert Murray for shooting
Onl,er Beatty with intent to xiii, was concluded IN The
Brooklyn Court OF Sessions yesterday, resulting In Muir
rays aciutta The evidence for the prosecution de-
tailed the facts or the shooting published in THE
TgIHrSE The witnesses Officer Beatty, Dr.. 4. H.
kisslm Thomas Fullam. Catherine McDade, Ellen Comp
ton. aud Sergcants Kane and las0n the defense
Murray testified thai he under the Influence or
auOr He saw ia tho 81 Get and dfcw uls pistol 10
nFe AZ it. Al that he 10 on the opposite
side ~ the street. ana the pistol went on sideways before
he know A. Tue pistol was aiterWard tahen out Of his
hand by SOME one hchind him IEe judge charged that
unless the evidence showed that the shooting was nen-
tunal the prisuner must be acquitted Ihe jury retired,
and after an absence VI TWO hours rendared verdict VI
not guilty.
, 1876-03-10

fContinned from last week

Continued from last week.
United States vs.. Observation-Disclosures
for refusing duty on board bark Caroline
Reed. Jury trial. Refusal to go on the
vessel after shipping proved. Defendant
showed 10 justification, that the vessel was
rotten in her hull so that ertimbers could
be scraped out with the fingers, that her
rigging was so rotten that II was unsafe
to 60 aloft. Verdict Of aeq1ittaf.
Carson vs.. Commissioners. of. Kitsap
County-Decision reserved.
Territory vs.. Barlow and Territory vs..
Magary--Grand. Jury returned not true
bills and defendants discharged.
United States VS.. o. f. HOoker-mdict-
ments giving liquor to Indians. Jury trial
and verdict ofnot guilty.
Sarah Knight VS.. Granville P. Knight
Decree Of divorce granted.
Richard Welch vs.. Bkte Emma Angus
decreed to recover thirty
three dollars and costs.
John s. Connor VS.. Jane l. Counor---
Sheriff s sale of real estate confirmed.
VIM. Barry VS.. G. G. Best---Judgment
for $500 and costs.
Dingwall VS.. Connell-Sheriff's sale Of
real estqts confirmed.
Bise vs.. Fairhurst ct al-Sheriff g sale
of real estate confirmed.
Hill & Engle vs.. Allen, Roeder and 9th
ers-Settled as per stipulation filed.
Court adjourned till Tuesday. Met pur-
suant to adjournment, and again adjourn
ed till Saturday, tomorrow.
, 1876-03-10

lOOulploa lEOm 6ACndIlBeSsl
Seattle sent 500 tons of coal to San
Francisco during the month Of February
w. Fl. Small has been confirmed as Reg
lister for the land Office at Vancouver.
A colony from Pennsylvania will locate
near Steilacoom this summer.
Last week Wednesday ball was given
at the Insane Asylum for the amusement
Of the inmates.
Beet has advanced to six and seven cent?
in Seattle. Shingles are in demand there
at $3.50 per NJ.
Bids for the repairing, painting, etc.. o.
the University buildings are to be adver.
tised for Immediately.
The City of Panama on her next trip
will go to Olympia, where she has 300, ,00C
hoop poles awaiting her, besides 100000
at Tacoma.
The hotels are crowded to their utmost
at Seattle. On an average, 20 people
sleep in chairs every night at the oceiden-
tai Hotel. Ks
A meeting Of woman suffragists was
held in Olympia last week and steps were
taken by them to enter the political arena
during the coming fall election.
A centre-board schooner, to ply on the
Sound, is being built at Port Madison; her
length Of keel Is so feet; breadth Of beam,
27 feet; depth OF hold, z feet.
Capt. Starr brought over a handsome
monument from Victoria and had 1t placed
over the grave of VIM. Pattison, ,s'Patsy'')
in the Masonic Cemetery, at Olympia.
Four families left Olympia last week;
E. L. Smiths, for Hood river, Oregon
r. H. Hewitt's, for Los Angeles p. d
Moore's and Judge loves, for San Fran
cisco.
, 1876-03-10

LOCAL NEWS.

A VISIT to the public schools OF our town
will repay any one who may have an in
terest in these prime necessities OF ouI
nublic life. The effect oil the careful grad
inc RI the scholars shows itself most plain
" in the higher departments. Principal
Brown has certainly the faculty OF I'M
nartinp what he knows in an easy, natu-
ral. pleasant way, and succeeds IN keeping
his nunils constantly at work without CIV
inc Them the impression of drudgery; SO
oftsn. tbe bane of study. His form OF In
Struction seems to be based upon 4 funda-
,,,antal idea of DRILL-and he follows II
ont in every branch pursued by his classes
Onr renorter was particularly pleased with
the beginnings made in the study OF the
Enolisb language. The compositions, and
criticisms Of the scholars upon each others
nroduction seemed 70 excite the closest at
tention of the whole class. A great defect
exists in the variety OF school books made
use Of: some scholars having one sort,
others another. This can only be rem
edied by a careful Encouragement OF the
books throughout the Territory. one
GOOD teachers convention could accom-
Dlish the work, and ere long it sheata- be
Undertaken. We were particularly pleased
with the growing interest taken in study
bv the members of the Junior class, III
which there are many bright minds. We
understand that some OF the Seniors arc
about to begin the study of Latin in pri-
yate class. The day when an academy
will adorn Port Townsend Hill is not far
distant.
, 1876-03-10

NEEDED REPAIRs.-We would respect
fully suggest to our Town Trustees, that
before entering upon gigantic plans for
opening new roads, they first put
those that are now public thoroughfares
in passable condition. The appearance
of the road in front Of Good Templars'
Hall was disgrace to the old Board and
will sustain the same relationship to the
new one till repaired. Recently Peter
Stockand was passing the Hall with load
of wood, the wagon got stuck in the mud
and was released only when part Of the
load was thrown off and bystanders put
their 50 shoulders to the wheels" and this
Is but the secoLd or third instance Of the
kind since the Board was organized we
hope means will be adopted to make it
the last.
, 1876-03-10
A Card.


Port TOWNSEND, March 3, 1915.
Mr.. EDITOR viii you please permit
me through your columns to thank Capt.
Selden- and the officers of the revenue cut
ter Wolcott, for the efficient and timely
service rendered me on the night Of the
9Th inst, in towing my vessel from dan
gerous position to safe anchorage In Port
Townsend Bay. The courtesy In which
this service was rendered deserves the
highest praise; and take this method of
returning my most grateful thanks for the
service rendered. A. w. SMITH,
Master Bark MeDshilCof.
, 1876-03-10

AN AssIsTANT.-We learp from Com
missioner Swan that he has appointed as
his assistant in the Centennial collection
ofIndian material, Mr.. J. T. A. Bulfnch
ofthis city. The weight Of business rest
ing on the Commissioner made 1t necessa-
ry that he should have confidential sec
retary, and he recommended Mr.. Bull
inch 10 the Office, as a delicate, though
late compliment to the memory of the
grandfather OF Mr.. Bulfnch, who was the
principal owner of the ship Columbia,
which, under command of Captain Gray,
was the means Of discovering the Coluin-
bla river, and gave to the American ma
tion the valuable region drained by it.
Including Oregon and Washington Terri
tory.