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New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
point Of mere bulk and power exceptional The men nre
has changed less up TO to-day, but VIII douptess
enter the follows:

Mr. Iettanr the bow. has Just taken that place, Mr.
Crocker regular bow having left the boat last week
OF the death OF hs mother Mr. Crocker was
"A valuable mau hut somewhat lighter than Leitanir'
Both we're in the Freshman of last year, Mr. rocker
having been captain. Mr.. LettanT Is New-AorK Guy
man.
No. @ Mr. Brigham, comes from Natick, Mass. He was
stroke OF last years Freshman crew, aud did himself
credit In that position
No g. Mr. Lyate is the only I'm the boat wholly IN
experienced III boat-racine Like all his fellows now
ever very strong aud pulls very well considering
his country practice. lie from Leomnster Mass
No A. Mr. LeMoyne is from Chicago. He pulled IN the
Freshman Crew years and In the college SIX ana
eight year, he is short thckse and possesses great
power and endurance.
Nos . and g. Messrs Jacobs and swartz. are two re-
markabiy fine men, Mr. swarz Is solid. powerful man
of 195 pounds weight which he has got down to us
He was known as old Tiusty in last years Freshman
boat. and always does his work Mr. Jacobs Is da
athlete of large size and high quality aud Is tIe pieeS'
Oar,Inau in respects III the nOdt
No = Mr. smith began to train at the cheerful weight
of 2O5 pounds He has taken On abont ~ pc9nds an" II
in good condition. seeming TO have abundant Nltlty
Mr. Bancroft. the stroke, stroke ana captain o. dot
years six and eight He is steady and powerful strOhe
has the confidence OF his men, ana WoA NJ
giving Harvard second place last year a! Salitoga ~
Bancroft belongs TO Cambridge one oi tie Silgmciu
papers by way OF joke, Saturday stated thai Ban
croft very religious man ana Oi,en cohouoieu Gu
services for the The result WAS thft on SuiuaS
morning an old gentleman from church III 'ihcUpGc
called ask him if lie would conduct sefNlcc III tu
e1aph was much puzzled and his ANNOYANCE increased
when the Yale men appeared ia body inqurng Tor Dr
Bancroft aud wishing know when service Would peEh
MIR Bancroft is captain well stroke OF the crew. ana
is well liked III both POSITIONS
THE COLUMBIA GREW.
Watching the Columbia boys for long distance III the
river this morning. it was painfully evident that there Is
much for them TO DO They row with vim and energy as
the Columbia men always do, but the crew Is ragged
forward and the lacks power 1t must not be iOr
gotten that this eight-oared is forlon hope for
Columbia aud that they will be entitled TO extraordinary
credit If they win. They all new men except TWO
ia the Columbia crew, Mr. Goodwin and Mr.. sage
benc the only veterans Of last years crew IN TINS
h.Dt Mr. Murphy and Mr. Boyd both having dcci9cd
finally not TO row. The principal trouble WIN COuinpa
Is lack OF power The men barely average 100 pOuldr
which is 100 light for ciglt-oaIed crew. 1alc nas
form and Harvard strcnath. Columbia lacks III polh;
INT The hovs sprang bravey their oars today, ana
made il very plain they would Try u win III tncN
do win il Will pc the first time tnat Columbia hiS
surnrscd every ybOdy. The SIT IN The boat as iOl-
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
THE JEgISH CONTROVERSY.
A PROTEST AGAINST JUDGE HILTON FROM cINcIN-
NATI.

CINCINNATI o., June 25.-Forty-six Jewish
firms of this city, comprising snch as Stern Mayor Coz
Hedchach Frirdlander & Co., j, * L. scasongood Co.,
Louis sx & Coz stix. Krouse Co.. Mack Stadler Fetch
hemer Frankcl Co., and others OF prominence, have
united In signing the following:
We the undersigned, having noticed with deep
sens. OF ind gI ton the nncaedfOr and unjust dscni-
uatlpn made AGAINST Isfaefcs 4 class by Judge 1t
ton Of NewYOrk III excluding them az guests from MS
hotel at Saratoga protest against this unwairantaDc ac-
tuu as a gross outrage upon rights insult 10
mOdcrn civilization, ami as stigma upon .lcpplichh IN
siitutiOns Considering The unanimous sau taken Dy lhc
ress s the representative OF public opinion are con
rut To I'VE oar such in the hands ~ the hineil-
can proplc As business however We deem u que
i0 orr self-rtspccl and We hereby declare and pledge
ourselves hncefOrth entertain no business relations
yIln the house of A. T. Stewart d Co., Of which Judge
Hilton is the acknOW ledgcd n. all
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
A TURN IN AFFAIRS AS TO CINCiNNATrs NEW
RAILROAD.

CrSCISNATI, Ohio, June 25.-At meeting
to-day OF the stockholders Of the Common Carrier Com
pany formed to operate the Cincinnati Southern Rail
road subscriptions the capital stock were reduced
from $4,000 to 100000 This action was taken on
account Of the inability Of the Common Carrier
Company 10 obtain satisfactory terms froln the
tryfstt.es' of The rniIroad. The members Of the
syndicate. who held controlling interest
in tn stock reduced their subscriptions from s3@O"O
each to - 900 each resolution adopted ccutiuu-
n the books omen for further subscriptions t July 10,
with view Of getting capital OF s25OOOO subscribed,
and as soon aa 100000 taken they intend 10 con-
tract with temporary lc"ns 10 operate
e portion 81 the road leaving the city 10 com
pete the unfinished part.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
MONEY FOR BRITISH ARMAMENTs.

The Daily Telegraph Fsays when the House
OF Commons got into Committee OF Supply last night. no
fewer than 3 motions had precedence OF the War Min
ster whose name was paper in connection with the
army estimates.
II was necessary therefore, to defer for future but
early opportunity notice OF the supplementary vote OF
credit The amount asked for Will be. we believe, pre-
cisrly 100000 sterling.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
Prominent ARRIVALS.

ST. Nicholas Hoiei-Chief-.T lice Morrison X. Waite
O. the United supreme ART judge Anasa parhsr
of Albany II. NSran ~ iiartfor, am X = rfNthS
General Mans Hannibal ana 81 ph lsdiiWay
81 Ja5s 0,l-EN ChiefJustice o. A. lochiane ol us"i
Henry NJ HOvt a COL r. B. Ricketts, OF fennsylNana u
Theodore n. Vail SUPERINTENDENT OF re HaiW9l Mdn % as
vice Ff6h genUe H,fet-Gen. Horace i5rupSS = AIn5
gen John hammond Of Crown Point \. y; eNCongiesnan
O. b. Maesun OF uica, and J. &. :. Harrison ol
III. Widsof fiOe-A L. Hop pkns. kecelV ui ihe lotu"
Peoria and Warsaw Reroad Company Nuriet@m hcSts
Judge g. Erfftu ~ hs'--NI'l
X ,mill Secretary Canada southern Raii"as Ooi
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
A BAPTIST PREACHERS cENsURE OF JEWS.
DIR. Justin ID. Fulton of the Centennial Bap-

tst Church told his pa:ishioncrs Sunday that the
Ies were DESTROYING the Sabbath of NewYork and Long
Island as well as OF SARATOGA and other watering places
They were selling he said every dayon Saturday be-
cause they were infdcls and Sunday because they
were Jews Their desecration OF the Sabbath iad de-
pressed Church people and demOralzed others Ilsre
was no more beautiful spot On the caita than Long
Island and the Sabbath was necessary to it, But the
tendencies sabbath breaking al Concy Island and the
other beaches should fiji al with alarm. The SiDDasn
could he sacred Christians would oestr the1i-
.lx
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
p O S T s G r IPT.
3:I5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE us.

THE RUSSIAN DEFEAT CONFIRMED.
LONDON. Tuesday, June 20, 1877
The Tinaes's dispatch from Ezeroum coniiruls the
report that Mukhtar Pasha was successful IN the
fighting of June 81. The bombardment of kars is
very severe and the garrison is suffering greatly.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
4 TRIPLE MCRDER.
4 HORRIBLE CRpiF IN ONO -THE ACCOUNT GIVEN
BY oNE OF THE MURDERERs.

4 HORRIBLE CRDiF IN ONO -THE ACCOUNT GIVEN
BY oNE OF THE MURDERERs.
CINC1YNATI, June pa special dispatch TO
me Coamerc,ai from Logan. OHIO, dated yesterday,
sys one of the most atrocous crimes perpctatrd
m Ohio was IN murder in th county, near the village
Of Gore about miles from Logan. OF John weldon
his widowed sister Bs susan McClurg. ard Miss Nancy
Hit.. a daughter OF Mrs. ncCiurg bl former husband
The murdertrs are in Jail. one OF them, william
TcTiii made q confession, which throws the crime un
one Joseph King. King denies any knoWi' dgc of the
va gene rally supposed tO have money about he hOaSe
Tr,1Ii saws tl,cT utt him nllo1t hail mc from mis-
house tNa' King. without any warning, walked up ana
deliberately shut him in the bowels. Then ensucd %
tusrc, during Whlch King shot him IN the breast once
aud twice u tlr neck. The victim itkcdur tu "d c'r-
cutter I'D threw it . King. IN struck him ~ The b+c
King si1er me corn-'u5t"r and struck he old an
cuh IbrF iA'h went TO u 7Hdii stream hh" Nt'aht1
thcr hands and then went u i!c h'aH' hug 1v4 tu
from the iorh und went INTO tine mouse, ana presently
cam, cut with the oid auy.
1Loy walked to,,tr,r4 moment, when. without warn
ing he St lcA win acrOss tine mead. nearly
cutting % "a t"o. r"c fe nhu H. @rllr* her across l
neck ~ycuua the Ju ul.r vein Ir th.u IAN into Ire
weapon .au out ihe ir"nt i'or hit pntthcd ana D't
rook hc before she had taken many steps, and dealt
hoN uu"n the shouder. linking thc a. t1 tne h1ui.
Ihir bsuf neg 10 it sIoun' ail ne struck it "t tnr
BACK of uic mead tpi.unS Do npcn H. nSln hied his
weapon efttk h'r tie neck almost sryclug
hcf htl from hti L'N. lie tAs tir,N ne AZ down Us
bi- victim and probably into tn nous 90 Ind
money. when arrested ticy had about ~ ~ heir
sc-ron The oAct" ncut g. lncnic About Loo pcoplo
have EaeLeicd about tie ptmsc> al. fears cnr,t
taluc, t. tioC viii DE attempt tonight % take The
prisuAcir 'roui IN J and lynch them. Tho militia are
1e id"s' dc' eopnehH ~ lar to slow tiai kiug was
I'M loga, NJ 4 .'car. On rl ias oi tns nrlar s.J m
''clucA un thr sam" hlsd. Teni says the murder
committed bctWec.. q ana : o'.locf D. m I4tr Tan,
evcns utiiheIuGa sualI srVui'h y seen quoty
talking uu tic ete"ts ot Loga, C.udns men from dii
fercnt rls OF The county Trouble - evidently brewing
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
THE MONTENEGRO CONFLICT.

A special to The Times dated Cettlnge Mon
dav says suciman Pasha's losses are estimated at
10000 The correspondent thinks this estimate reason
able sulean passed the Zeta on Sunday at spuz ana
is encamped the plain west OF the city Mehemet All
is retiring toward SienZa The correspondent believes
;he Moufenec ms will still make successful resistance
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

PHILADELPHIA oFFlCE-uoLDERs EXCTEDa
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-President Hayes's
circular le i officers the Government croates no
little excitement here. There az least 90 ocoO d.
ers In tins city who prominently connected with
local political OTganiZaOus not 10 spehk OF those who
MI places IN national or state organizations
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
DEATH WARRANT or ANOTHER MOLLY MA.
CURE.

HARRISBURG, Penn, June 25.-Goy. Hart
rdnt to-day issued warrant for the execution, tho
10th o september next Of Thomas r. Fisher. convicted
in Carbon County uf the murder of Morgan Powell.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
TUMOR or TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED By RAILWAYS R. r.
REMEDIES.

T >
DIR RADwAY: lave had an Ovarian Tunor IN the Oyshes
bowels All the doctors said there Do help for IT,
tried everything a recommended but nothing helped
Il your Resolveni and thought would ny u blt
had f'ith ia it, hecaus" hal suffered for TWELVE
YEARS took sX bttleS Of tde esoSent one box 81 Raj
WAYS pile, ard psei bottles Of your READY RELIEF
there sign OF tumOr to be cit and ieei
BETTER M RI ..R. lnd happier than have for Twelve
wears. The the left sfs ~ the DoNes
tie Ion. ths 20 yOu for the beneht Of oherA
YCu can publish IL " .Ou choose. HANNAH T. kNAfP.
ANN ARBOR. Mich, april 80, 1913.
DR.. RtDwAY-KNo >IR have been taxing your leso.v.
cnt Regulating Pills and also using the Ready Relief aoout
year for ovarian mors the abdomen, Nh tho most
eminent physicians OF Medical College pronounced IN
Curabc
They yerc lEe knots a tree When was Sitting IN
chair they hung ain s 10 the nO0r and weight vas w
hundred ami seventy nve pounds when ciunencet WI.
remedies. and hundred arf ton poia pus
ali gone yet taken twenty tour botes "
Ree'',nt rmc of ef and twenty four boxes oi tAls
get the mcllriucs fr0u q. Grenvil.
Please send ne Your boob " False and True" -
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
injury TO ExsrArE TREAsURER RAINEs.

ROCHESTER,, June 25.-Ex-State Treasurer
Ranes ana his mother were severely injured This
ing, being away with by frightened horse. .ir
Rancs's broken, aud hs mothers shoulder
severely bruised 1t is feared thai they both inter
Lall injured
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
DISEASES OF MEN.

The OF the system its power over fe
ans death direct bearing which II has on human nap
pness il thoroughly recognized; capabilities, moderate
uses Of oyeriaXng II, whether through Thought
study mental Application, or bY the excessive m
the appes aud propenstes are proper subjects
fO consideration WHen the system - deranged ~ ~
absolutely necessary promptly seek advice from a exp n
who for long years, has devoted ls "hOe tile
and attention This study who. from fls exer'n ana
learned d.COver at once the cause ana as
promptly aDpy remedy thus avoiding the paiuIi SLOW
feeling after the trutl common - The lncx~cen ara
aunoying tie patient who, very naturally, wants 10
know delay What j. the matter tue extent OK we &C.
Taugcneu probabilities Of recuperatol, and the une re-
qulIed. .-,-. 49,, ,..,o.i,ot
well Is the usefulness OF tie prompt apIhcd-
ton suitable remedies j. found in The Important >ateIet l.
coming home and abroad that very large pro
norton who from mental disturbance aud aD-
eOuie insanity permanently who are placed uhu,
treatment within after the Ist symptoms nave mani
tested themselves.
If he ta sa become exhausted by intense mental apph
cation dcpryiug power o. connected thought II can
only By being properly led amt noursi
by ~ hodS. IL i Prcclsfy
that preside organic life The Naut
OF medical practice scarcely be oVerat
for marriage the leTpctudOh ol mly Names ue
securing hereditary titles and the retention OF estates IN
the same family. - go,
From long and large experience in this direction have
been able by The umnkful app'ecl
the famcs IN the city ani natohi ana
communicate much that pertains 10 the 0VeieAtcse O
every department ~ the system ami the means %"
its powers, whether of bian appetite, propensity
Or passion.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

Lieut. Jones was the executive and ordnance officer Of
the Mcrrimac-caed by the rebels the Nirgnia-and in
consequence Of the wound OF Flag officer Buchanan.
made the report OF the engagement Of March s. ls62 in
which the United states frigae Cumberland WAS sunk
and the Congress driven ashore
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
ANOTHER LETTER FROM Mrs. C. KBAPf


DIR. RADwAY-KN SIR take thei hber; 10 s.tr IS yoa
again ly health Il preay improved by he use u your mes
Three of tr entirely 1nt sht oalu
IS nearly bropsy gone. health st inpr0Ffg a ~
weight decreasing scTy have lad great nay
this inquire 0f c wonderful curc your NE
has from ONO nom "a ala iiee lVi
Jackson, AMI quite number fOm this place. Wh gtas0
sle,t, N = 4. nAA'..
W are well acquainted with Mr.. G. Krau, she s an es
tinahle laly art very aencyplent She t1S 1teh pt hs
~ selling many bottles % tho esovelt t1e
Ann Arbpr p.r-o.~ addicted wt integla t4nlorS no
have heard wonderful cures Effected by H. fobsS
spec Jolly, l5b.hA'h - W
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
SOMETHING LIKE ESTuusIAsM.-When D.

HcLhotuaLh wis hfoccrs nAopntn, such lls flt-
un irin That lac used tu his groceries
counter " Iioy weight ustead OF AyOlrdupOls
-lPuncl
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

PRESIDENT HAYES TO BE INVITED TO NEW
HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD. n. H., June 25.-The President of
the Senate Sneaker OF the House. and Committee will
yisi. Boston tomorrow invite President Hayes 10 visit
New Hampshire
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

THE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
HALIFAX, n. S., June 25.-ln the Presby-
teran General Assembly today report OF the Com
tee Oh Statistics was read and adopted IL estimate
sos congregatiois Of winch 122 vacant and l29 do
moi report; O42 chutcGes W upward Of $4,000 com
muncaHts during tie year, and 9,314 baptisns. Inc
session Of The assembly Will close tonight.
lF0r other roreign NeTs sec First Pdge1
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
Gam 10 Noon. 50 3 M. 90. Midnight 1872
Highest cgrna the day. 90 Lowest. 6S
Average, 7S'. same diy. 1876. 81 =
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
MURDER or LIErT cATEsRY AP r. JONES.

RICHMOND, Va, June 25.-A special from
Norfolk to The D,spotch says that Lieut. Catesby Ap r.
Jones formerly Of the United states navy aud aforward
of the Confederate ram MerriInac lately killed in
street encounter at Selma Ala.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
lAnnounesmenuI
DIR. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS
Are used at the West Point Academy.
Announcements.

| LUypBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER, for the
toilet and bath. delightfully."- fragrant and rreshing and
grateful In ROOM Perfectly Healthfnl Analysis
Of Messrs Kuhnan Fills and dc Wilde the eminent French
| and Belgian Chemists
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

To secure good health and relief from Co,.h.
and Colds use PoRTEgs COUGH BALsAh e~s
DRUGGISTS all sell DR.. BEcKER's Eye R.r-
SAN the great for named eyes ana srs s..
A SUDDEN DIsAPPE RANCE OF HEARTBIyRx
Nausea, Cosveuess and other symptoms dysnen-.. q,
produced by MILK OF aA1SksLA
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
READY TINS MORNING.
SEM!-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

Containing choice editorials, two serial storea letters from
special correspondents people selected poetry the
latest foreign domestic The following topics
have prominent positions In this issue:
CIvIL. SERVICE REFORM-Gan Hamlton's Xth Letter
Go..p about ar the Government ana somo
OF t.o cabinet officers.
BRITISH AFFAIRs-Letter nom G. ". s-Parliament
ftis-la. and tio Press.
soCIfTY IN PAaIs-A Ball to Don Caros-The Most
beautiful Women IN France.
THE INDIAN Waffle latest dispatches from the scone
of hoe slitte-Thr'y-t soldiers Killed
Ouer columns ,OdLtn ye, more reaiaDio matter than Is
mentioned lu tie following llN II contents;
IL rs rsln FORREST (jook Teyio S) Mabel Leonard
al Home Democracy Ame.i, rOL Sum4ers address,
Capture Adoph Grndt the German bank defaut Gen
Hadrau's ueccpti1u Card Uin Congressman Bcebe Jew
ami (Ar Beechers the subjeop Religious
Intel rigenec The Burned city Personals Commercial. 20
and General Notes four columns OF
agricultural reading; il money and market reports etc
single copies sent tree on application.
rrnppers ready for manE). ave cents per
copy year. ~ hye copies sls So copies and
extra 90. Postage IN all free TO the subscriber
Address TIE ThIBUNK Neg.YOrt.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
OVARIAN TUM0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY Da. Railways HIMEDIBS.

/ HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMOR IN THE OVA-
RIEs AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS
Ann ARBOR Dec. n, 1873.
DR. RADwAY; That others may be benefited make This
statement:
Ovarian TumOr in the and bowels for
years tried the physicians Of TIN. and others
without benefit 1t growing such raI y that
could not have c'muc longer friend OF mine induced
Railways Remedies. had fsitA in them
finally after much deiberation trei them.
purchased bottles Of the RosOlvcn boxes OF tho
Pills and two bottles # the Ree' used those thout any
apparent benefit determined TO perseyere used twelve
bottles OF te esoyent two OF ne Relief a iNo boxes
of Pills Before ihey had lost twenty-five pounds
connued 10 u.s. tie medicine until sas sure tat va.
entirely cured took the medicine about i've nOnih and
iuung that time lost 70 tydye pounds. In all ook three
dozen bottles OF tho Besyen SIX bottles Relief and boxes
Of the Pills
feel perfectly WELL and my heart Is full Of gratitude to
God for ts help my deep action. 10 yOg aud
wonderful medicine feel deeply indebted and prayer Is
that may be much Of blessing 10 others "A Il been
(SigneG) Mrs =. q BfBBIss
Mrs RiObps the above certificate person
or requested you send medicine la June 1873. Tho
medicines stated bought Of at the exception
her by You. may that her satement
Is correct without qualification tSignedl T.. = IERcu
Druggist and Chemist Ann ArbOT, Mica.
This may certify tat Mrs Bbbins who the aboT
ocrncat i and as been for many years well known 70 US
therein stated undoubtedly and undfnaby
Any knows Mrs BiOblGs wIl leileve her
statement. (SigncdD BENJ. ID. COCKER, AARY y. pOSD
Macy COCKER l.. q. POND
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
COLLEGE ROWING CONTESTS.
HARVARD AND COLUMBIA.

PREPARATIONS FOR TO-DAY'S RACE-LACK OF GEN
FRAL INTEREsT-THE TWO CREWS COMPARED
ACE NEIGuI ANn HIGHT EACH MAN.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
UNPLEASANT DISCO YERIES.
MORE INSURANCE DECEIT.

MORE INSURANCE DECEIT.
HOW THE CONDITION or THE MEIROPOLITAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY WAS nsREPREsENTED IL
TIE ANNUAL REPORT--IARGE LOANS POORLY
, 1877-10-26
RA L s oT

I-Y' The Fast-Sailing Sloop II. L. u
tYT IBBA il S."-Sl
Apply to
, 1877-10-26
TINE SALMON OF COLUMBIA RIVER
AND PUGET SOUND.
BY JAMES G. SWAN.

The most important fish taken in
this Territory, both as regards the
quantity and extensive use made of
it by the natives and settlers for
food, as well as for the valuable
branch OF business of export pur-
poses is the salmon, of which, includ-
ing the trout, there are sixteen vari
cites as enumerated by Cooper and
Suckley in their reports on the zoo,
logy of the Territory, and by Baird,
Girard, Sir John Richardson and
other authorities, who have written
upon the Ichthy yology of the north
west coast. ....r
DR.. Suckley, with an originality
quite commenab!e in him. has adopt
ed Indian names for new varieties
which are more readily understood
by the people OF the Territory than
the impronounceable Greek and La
tin names commonly used in scienti.
tic descriptions, and his names have
pesn adopted by all subsequent
writer's.
The finest salmon taken on the Pa
cific Coast, are the Spring Silver
salmon Of the Columbia River, OF
which the choicest are taken near
the mouth of that river, and are
known as "Chinook" salmon from
the fact that the early fisheries were
principally located at that point.
This salmon is named (salmo
Quinnat, an evident corruption OF
the name Of delicious variety, found
IN the Quin.nai. ult river near point
Grenville, north OF Grays Harbor
The Salmo Quinna: enter the Col
umbia river in May and June and
generally are most abundant wher
the salmon berry (RubuS spectablis) il
ripe, say about the 10th of June.
The spring salmon Of the Colum'
bIa reach great size, forty pounds
being not an unusual weight for
them to attain. Some even reaching
to seventy pounds. They are eI,
csssively fat when they first enter
! the river, bu; after ascending TO the
, 1877-10-26
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %, 1917.

EXECUTIVE PAkpoNING.-Itis quite
evident, from the fuss which some
of our contemporaries have made over
the refusal on Gov. Ferry's part to
pardon Thompson, that the whole
thing was cotton up and headed for
the purpose of manufacturing politi-
cal capital. If the pardon had been
granted under tho circumstances, it
is quite probable-nay certain--that
a much greater howl would have
been raised. In order to claim the
exercise of executive power in par
doning q criminal, there must be
some show of reasonable grounds
whereon to base the claim. Either
the evidence upon which the crimi-
nal was convicted, must be impeached
or some showing made to warrant
the conclusion that injustice has been
done. In making their appeal to the
Governor, the friends of Thompson
had nothing in the way of argument,
outside of their expressions Of pure
sympathy, excspt-by representing
that the trial took place so soon after
the row-to show that there was un.
due excitement and consequent pre-
judice against the criminal. How.
ever much the Governor, or any one
else might'have sympathized with
poor Thompson, and desired his sen.
tence commuted. one thing was GER
tain, the evidence was overwhelming
ly conclusive in support of the YER
dict rendered; the decision and en-
tire action of the District Court was
supported unanimously BY the SUI
preme Court; and, back OF all this,
there was, as we have said, very lit
tie except sympathy to work upon.
AS Gov. Ferry is said to have re-
marked, he has been accused of be-
ing pardon broker; and he did not
propose to decide in this matter so
as to give q real foundation for the
imputation. tl#