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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-12
9erotemft .Sertiiifate.

8eroienit -Sertififate
8aibington, 10. Oessnber Yrdz
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1916 unb 1885 Der renibirteu Statuterl, rpeld)e
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faten besieben, alS pom %. SUM 1874 an, an
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-12

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id)aft ans bem @efdngniiie entlaiien purbe,
bat ieine1 Sit i'm Reprdlentantenbauie einz
genonrmen. 0as Suiti5.Gonlite bat nod fei=
men Serift iiber ieine angelegenbeit einge'
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The daily gazette., 1877-09-04
board orr eai,h.

The regtlar meeting Of the Board Of
Health was held, last evening. President
Roberts in the chair e'fo OF ~
/. Various nuisances were reported aba
ted.fit aJsslrig s4age + 9ldtr egI lulflt. 70
MT, Mullin, OF the First Ward, stated
that nuisance said TO arise from oyster
sheils burned Dy the gas company was
Jcbmplained Of. The Subject was refer.
red TO the First Ward committee, with
power to act. h'''le p ~ LT1' - = r
The committee of the Seventh Ward
reported that the nuisance at Wawaset
and Jackson street, had not been abated;
on motion the matter was referred back
to the Committee for the purpose of con.
ferring with the City Solicitor. 20 71F
DR.. lShortledge reported as great
nuisance the pig pen of Sandy M CO owen
the. matter was referred to the committee
of the Ninth ward. t,s,-,lII--,t -. ~
A Communication was read from Thos
McOrncken, NO. 4O7 Orange street, com
planning, ofa nuisance that runs from 4
STABLE adjoining his house, into the eel
hr Heferred to the committee. ~ ~
| = Mr. Hickey, the executive officer eoi
the Western District, made a statement
in regard to the Brandywine water. Or
nraper, moved That the Seventh Ware
committee, act in conjunction with the
committee on impurities in the Brandv Y
WINE water, and endeavor to discover the
names OF those who commit nuisances
on the water. .... d -.,-,i-lr.' - - :
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04

CoLoREp JUSTICE IN MIssIssIPPI.-
The vicksburg (Miss,) Herald mentions
a colored magistrate who sentenced q
negro to be hanged for stealing a hog,and
SAYS that the colored constable kept the
prisoner confined In his house and would
no doubt have hanged him If the white
people had not interfered to oprevent it.
The English agricultural Gazette says
sWa have taken out the returns from
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, from Nor
folk, Suffolk, Cambridge. Bedfordshire.
and Hssex. from. Kent, Sussex, Hants,
Wits, and Dorsets, and from Shropshire,
Staffordshire, and Lancashire, separate
", and the returns thus read IN separate
The % gloomy charasts Or of the prospect.
A heavy snow storm is reported from
Mount Washington. - :flj.i fof y
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04
Another ddpance.
A RUSH TO ATLANTIC CITY ON
SUNDAY.

The competition between the two rail-
roads to Atlantic City reduced the excur-
sion rates to fifty cents yesterday. The
Camden and Atlantic (old) road sent out
1O4 loaded cars yesterday morning, and
the Philadelphia and Atlantic (narrow
guage) AZ cars. Several hundred pas
sengers who wished to go overthe latter
road were left behind for want of cars to
accommodate them. As the cars on both
roads were overcrowded, it is estimated
they average 80 persons to a car, making
a total of,about 1900 passengers over the
two roads. The Camden and Atlantic
road took down about 1900 passengers
on Saturday night, on what was termed
moonlight excursion. A large lexcur-
sion Of the employees of the West Jersey
Railroad went to Cape May, Sunday
Ledger! ''--
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04
LITTLE cHoPTANK FISH.

Twenty years ago the two rivers the
Great and the Little Choptank, were
.eo ually celebrated for the splendid
fish caught in their waters, and whilst
the fish in the Great Choptank are now
as plentiful as they wsIo then they
have almost entirely deserted the Lit
Choptank, and the opinion is gradql-
ally gaming ground that 1T is mos tiy
owing to the large flocks of ducks rails
ed on this river aud its tributaries:
These ducks gobble up millions OF
young fish annually before they leave
the creeks and rivulets in which they
are spawned. .ACambridge Md. News.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04

Hs DIDN'T WALK 0vER.-What is your
name ? inquired his honor Mayor White
leg, this morning, Oh man who was
placed In the dock and who looked as
though he had been awakened from a
sound sleep .., .,...1 .... .,i-', ~ IN
-Peter Daily, the pr soner replied. n.
New Jersey, was the answer.
Did you walk over -" +
Nosir. came over In the boat .,7
What is the charged 9Do .-sa
Drunk and disord erly. promptly re-
piled officer Donovan,
One dollar and costs was the sentence,
and the man not having the money he
was p laced back in the cells.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04
[From the New York Herald.
Business Prospects for the Autum

Business Prospects Tor the autumn.
The month of September opens with a
feeling of greater confidence on The part
of our trading classes and signs of, great
er activity than in any preceding year
since the panic. This is no doubt due
In great part, to the abundance of our
crops and the high prices Of grain in the
English market, but it also results, in
part, from belief that there is TO be no
no further dawdling with the question OF
specie payments, and that the govern
ment will proceed by steady steps to re-
SUMPTION at the end of the next sixteen
months. Business men feel at last that
they can count with some degree of as
surance on the future, and that the ope-
rations of trade are to partake less OF the
character of game of chance. Nobody
expects great hustle of activity or rush
|ot business, but there is sober expecta-
ton of good fall trade on basis OF
moderate profits. .. ta..l
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04

AFTER HoBDAY.--The New Y ork
Sun states that officers from Brook
lyn will be sent to Louisville. KY, as
soon as the necessary papers can
be made out, to get possession of Ed
wad HOLIDAY, formerly of Baltimore,
who was arrested in Louisville about
ten days ago charged with being a
"bogus money lende The Sun char
ges that Holiday defrauded thirty
four persons in New York and Brook
lyn out of sums varying from 1926
down to $40. The Sun charges that
his style of doing business was to en-
gage rooms in fashionable quarters
and pretend to have come from Cali
fornia; that he was about to open a
law business in the city, and in the
mean time request to be allowed the
use of the parlors until his Office
was ready. His next move was to
advertise, "$9 900 to loan, in sums
of $l25, 800, $50, or sums to suit
on security. Apply to lOo Washlng'
ton avenue"(the place occupied
while in Brooklyn, or wherever he
might be- Two. or three weeks
would apprize the victims that the
money they had advanced to their
lawyer for examining and searching
the records of their mortgages had
been appropriated to his use, and
that he himself had disappeared.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04
OUTRAGE FOLLOWED BY AT
TEMPT TO LYNCH rfi

CINCINNATI, Sept. 3.-Smeon Garrett. q
negro, committed en outrageous assault
upon Mrs. Perry KiDgrey. the wife of a
farmer, residing near Oxford, Ohio, on
Saturday evening: Garrett was arrested
and lodged in Jail. ~ - -
Yesterday at noon number OF infuriated
men broke open the Jail and shot him
through the body, but not fatally. It is
feared that another attempt to Kill him will
be made. ...
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04
rhe ohleaso. saving. vim Bnpk SalInrs'

CHICAGO, Sept. 8. The advisory com
mittee in the State Savings Bank matter
' had q consultation 20 yesterday in refer
ence to the advisablIty Of sending a de-
tectiye after Spencer, the absconding
President. No conclusion was srrive1
AZ thonch 10 is ,thousht that they wall
make an effort TO get him back.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Baker Pasha is not missing.
Servia refuses to assist the Bosnian in
surgents.
Senator Morton continues to improve
though slowly. ''.'
Cannonadlng between Rustchuk and
Giurgeyo continues. uY ..U4- . :
THE ALAMED RUNAWAYS
WASHINGTON, September 2.-Many
of the South Carolina earpet-baggers
who have been indicted the past week
are in and about Washington in
detected state of mind over Cover
nor Hampton's requl lsitions for them.
The story that the courts of this Dis
trict would not re- eeognize Governor
Hampton's requistion, comes be fore
them under the law here, is utter
ly unfounded. o., ''-'
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04

The Sandwich Savings Bank of
Boston has been declared linsolvent
by the Massachusetts, Bank Commits
sioner and been closed up. The de-
posits in the bank are $1,100, 900,
and shrinkage in the value of pro-
perty on which it holds mortga ge is
the cause of its difficulties.
Mr.. William Cullen Bryant made
a temperance address in West Cum
mington, Massachuse it's, last Sun
day. ~
Princeton college now pays to its
professors salary of $3. 900, and al
so furnishes house when the pro-
fessor has family.
The Young Mems Christian asso-
citation of Richmond, Va, are ell
deavoring to raise 100000 to erect
a building and place the society upon
a firm basis. -.. .GesS.-g
A feature of the enterprise is the
establishment of a temperance res
taurant in connection with the build
ing. ,..- ~
The entertainment at Caadwick's mu>
scum and trden this evening for ladies
and gentlemen will be very Interesting.
Go and take your little ones. Six good
artists are engaged for the occasion.
Museum and entertainment free Of
charge 70 those wishing refreshmepts
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04
SUCCESSFULLY.

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Interfering invariably cure Il In one shoe
Ing. tt-. u tFfI +HI"f t.'IS 80 F
Knuckling and knee sprung horses are
Immediately benefited and left In condition
o the aid of which nature soon effects per
manent cure.
Lameness nom corns Instantly removed.
Immediate relief given in cases of acute
founder.
Diseases of the above nature, and various
others pertaining to the foot and LEG, hereto
ore considered incurable by the "0ld
chooP' Veterinarians, are, by judicious,
pplication of the Dunbar SYSTEM, relieved
nd cured. .I.ls' 49,
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the
ofdce, showing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense to acquire
Thorough knowledge of the subject, and
being the only smiths in the State TO whom
Mr.. Dunbar has impaired his valuable
method of treatment, 1 am prepared to
treat the worst case the public may bring
forward. -
employ only competent men and per
sonally supervise all operations &c.,
OFFICE Ill AND 113 ORANGE SITS
.- 1AVID wOOLMAN
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04

bolett' tS so- Liverpool, Us barks Sylphuden
ior Philadelphia. -,
sn Is N "a acknowledge < the loss Of T.
I'll 'ns Schipka pass.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04
International Exhibition. III.
effs - "A. rod Ers-.a tras -
The American Industrial Palace at
h. the Centennial Grounds.
The largest, grandest, and most CON-
h. pLete EGhibiti0n in the 1Wortd. o4

lIf-sf - 4 .k4tA4 "
Thirty eight States and Territories. and
all principal Foreign Countries represent
ed Ia the Immense Display! 70 N9>i
|. The great Main Building filled with Ex-
hibits, representative of every Department
OF Education, Art, Science, and Industry.
QJAmong the many attractions, special at.
tent1on IL called to the great diorama OF
Washington at Yorktown, one of the largest
and gmost hfe-like Representations OF the
kind ever on exhibition. The Jahrmarkr,
an admirable Illustration of q Germ an fair.
The wonderful mechanical landscape, in
the northwest corner of the Agricultural
department, most ingenious pfece of me-
chanism. The New England log cabin pict-
uring the simple habitations, customs, and
manners of our forefathers. The glass
works, in which the Manufacture of glass
Is fully illustrated. One OF the most at
tractive features OF the exhibition. The In
dian encarnpment, showing the home life
Of the Red Man. The colored quartette who
sing the quaint plantation songs and hymns
OF the South, with all the melody and feel
ing characteristic of their race The eleva-
tor, by which fine view of the park and
city is obtainablo. Special amusement
features will be provided daily. The exhi-
billion band (Hassler Bros, Dfrectors) give
an instrumental concert on Tuesday Thnrs-
day, and Saturday afternoons ofeach week.
Recitals ON the Grand Roosevelt Organ
The daily gazette., 1877-09-04
Every day at2 and 4p. m. 7o'9.
Grand Promenade Concert
Every SATURDAY. Fvenin,

Every Saturday Evening,
The Summer Tourist will find no resort
possessing greater interest than this, which
quite rivals the exhibit in the Main Build
ing last year.
Admission Tickets, Price 1 Gents, Child
Idete Exhibition of the Pennsylvania Mu-
scum and School of Industrial Art, In
Memorial Hau augN-d3m
, 1877-05-25
T. M. Hanmond's
T E A M S.

AM NOW PREPARED TO DO ALL
i kinds Of Teaming.
Freight and Lumber OF all kinds hauled on
the lowest terms, to suit the times.
Jobbing done cheaper than ever before in
Port Townsend
Large orders for cord-wood at less than for
mer prices.
T HAVE STARTED THIS BUSINESS PER.
i nanently, and win do the best / can 10
suit all who win give me a liberal share OF
their patronage.
People going TO Port Discovery or China
cum can be accommodated with teams at any
time.
Carriages ct all times for the accommoda-
ton OF families to drive out, or pleasure par
ties.
nSr Freights and Wharfage paid on goods
will be collected with other Bills the ist OF
each month. -
q TN. HAMMOND
, 1877-05-25

Our British Columbia friends are
currying their war horse, and revers
ing the old time custom of beating
swords into plow-shares. HI say,
blawst me, 'ow is it now?
DR.. Sparkling has resigned the
management of our Territorial hos
pital for insane; and his place is to
be filed by DR.. Rufus Willard, of
Olympia. Terms of the most flatter-
ing commendation may be justly ap-
piled to the latter gentleman.
THE widow of Daniel Webster is
living in New York. She was his
second wife, and her maiden name
was Catherine Leroy. They we're
married in 1920. She is represent
ed as tall and queenly in appearance,
and as a woman of intelligence.
The first shipment of thorough
bred stock from Canada arrived here
yesterday per steamer Dakota, and
consisted of 10 Durham shorthorns,
eight pure Leicester and Cotswold
sheep and three splendid hogs. The
animals we're imported by Mr.. J..
Steele, and will prove very valuable
to stock-breedsrs.-Victoria "Col."
THE "Times" says: Exchanges at
the New York Clearinghouse Janu-
ary 1st up to Saturday, April 28th,
amount to S7,195,000,0O0. This was
$246, 100000 more than during the
same period last year. Allowing a
margin for the recent rise in prices
of grain and for recent large stock
transactions in Wall street, there is
still left an indication Of reviving
business at the metropolis
AN old school-mate of David NJ.
Key in his boyhood says: "His moth
er had spun, wove, and made him a
suit of blue jeans. Most of us were
rich, and thought ourselves above
him in the social scale. For the first
few days the other boys picked at
him good deal; but he said nothing,
and seemed not to notice what was
said and done to annoy him. At
length, when compelled to say some
thing, he raised his eyes from his
books, calmly looked his tormentors
in the face, and said, 4 think you
would have plenty to do 20 mind.
your own business His manner
and tone made the appeal effectual.
He was never annoyed again. His
talents won our admiration. His ap-
plication soon left us rich boys so
far behind that we have never been
able to catch up with him."
, 1877-05-25
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
C.FRANK CLAPP, Proprietor.

TNHIs WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR
Il House has been refurnished and refitted
IN allit departments and is now prepared to
furnish nrst class accOtomodatloIla to Its
patrons. Being eligioly situated It Is easy Of
always Be supplied with the best the market
AFFORDS. Rooms for hlnlihes. with board by
the day or week. Is
, 1877-05-25
ARGUS CHANCES.

STEIAoooM Is afflicted with base ball.
Fishing on the Columbia river is
quite lively.
Tacoma is to have a new NJ. E.
Church building.
There are 231 patients in the Oregon
insane asylum.
KING county, W. T., has an agri-
cultural society.
A quartz mine has been discovered
in Linkville, Ogn.
Port Townsend has a resident
Episcopal minister.
DR.. Brennan seems to ''take" rath-
er poorly in Portland.
Nile. De Musks ignored Port Town
send. What's the matter
Smallpox is again reported in San
Francisco; also in Portland.
The Egypt an government will
send 10,000s troops to Turkey.
Umatilla county, Oregon, will pro-
duce 100000, pounds of wool.
Astoria has 80 hotels and restaur-
ants, with as many private boarding
houses.
A California grape raiser produced
$4,000 worth Of raisins on 20 acres
Of land.
Mr.. Meigs, of Port Madison, is
building a saw-mill in Mendocino
county, California.
Nearly all of the Sound papers
have a "feeling" for Bro. Ragley, of
the Olympia ''Courier."
A LIVE bat was recently found en-
bedded in the center of solid oak
tree at Hartwsll, Georgia.
Olympia people are at work on the
Territorial Fair grounds. Getting
ready for the Fourth Of July.
The United States has formally
notified belligerent European powers
Of her neutral position. Good.
The largest Turkish monitor on the
Danube was sunk by FIRE from Rus
sian batteries on the 11th inst.
The wool-clip of Washington Ter
ritory is said to be larger this year
than nver before. Thus we move.
The Crawford & Harrington build
ing, at Seattle, is receiving a new
stone front. Seattle grows apace.
According to orders from head
quarters, there will be no more rae
ing Of steamboats, by the Starr line.
Theodore Tilton is lecturing in
San Francisco, and may visit this
part of the country before returning
east.
Seattle has an illustration Of the
pious frauds understood by the al
ready hackneyed expression "Rocky
my soul"
One of the Seattle "hoodlums"
has been bound over to appear at
Court, in the sum of t400, for an as
sault on little girl.
ADMIRAL Popoff will take COM
mand of the Russian armament in
the Black sea. He will pop off as
many Turks as possible.
Two children on White river, be.
longing to Mr.. NJ. B. Smith, we're
poisoned recently by eating green
puH'balls. They are perhaps dead.
New Tacoma has had little SEN
satlon in the shape of bar.room
night, in which nine pistol shots were
nred, two men wounded, and one
seriously disabled.
"a Fenian expedition is being ft-
ted out in Portland for raid ON Brit
isn Columbia in the event of England
tneklng part in the European war. p
olympia standard
Too late, Bro. Murphy. The
Ohlmscum valley boys are going
over there after the first share Of the
spoils.
, 1877-05-25
BY the Governor Of the Territory oI Washington
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, At the General Election, held on
the 7th day Of November, A. ID. 1916, in the
Counties Of Clallam and San Juan, there was
no choice for Joint Repres entative for said
Counties to the Legislative Assembly OF the
Territory OF Washington, two persons hav-
Der ofvotes in said counties for said ONCE
Now, therefore, /, ELISHA p. FERRY, Cover
nor of the Territory Of Washington, by virtue
the laws Of said Territory OF Washington, do
hereby order that special election be held in
said Counties Of Clallam and San Juan on the
Representative FOR the aid S;onnfies. ~ the
legislative Assembly OF the Territory OF
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
- my hand and caused the Great Seal OF
( LIS. the Territory to be afnxed- Done at
A. ID. 1871.
BY, the Governor. = ELISHA P. FERRY.
N. H. OwIHGs. .
Secretary Of the Territory.