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National Republican., 1877-11-15
tJ7l i7ENS.

To CovsruprIvL.. W b,r's Cod Liver OIL and
Line has nov h,ea before the public for ten ycnrs.
am ha. st"Slily grown into iHvnr ana appreciate,
This cuIlh u i bc hc cnsr un!ess The rrela,ati II
the pnu phHIc itmr with puIV Cod Liver o ! ~
prepared by d. Wnipr. has trIduced new n asc
N the treatment II Consumption aud ali dispa,rs
the Iunss This article can hc taken by the mos,
drlirulI invGlIl without c'cuth Y the dspu>, NJ
uil,.rn wh'rh i such prominent objection 10 the
s,rhcd hv The regular faculty. Sold by the p -.
Irrl'r 4 H. WilHor, Chemist. Boston, aud by drug
gi,ts EvIeplly.
National Republican., 1877-11-15
NoBBY business suits for IS, at
A. SrRArs'. lOll Pcnnsylvania avenue.
Clothes-Line Robbery.

The season for exploits on the clothes line
has at last arrived, and housekeepers would do
well to look ont for their linen when 1t is hung out
to dry, The latest case reported is that Of 1909
Ninth street nOrthw II. Yesterday afternoon the
washerw9man had hardly turned her back before
yard and stripped the ClutIes-line. Several val.
liable skirts aud large quantity Of sheets and pill
lOw-Cases were stolen. Although the robbery uC.
Cured IN broad daylight there is no cew at present
10 the miscreant
National Republican., 1877-11-15

Signor L. g. Marini, maestro Of rare excel
leucc und rcputa.! ION, announces his readiness to
receive pupils for instruction IN bis carefully
acquired art. Slguur N. can be fnund ut any hour
un Tuesdays. Thursdays, aud Saturdays ut hi,
academy, situated On street, between Ninth aud
Tenth streets northwest and invites prompt appli
cation 10y ClaS>es ar individual scholars who may
u,,irc To avail thrmselS Is of his liberal store O
know ledge,
National Republican., 1877-11-15
OF One Mind,

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following applicants; J, W. Alton and Nancy A.
Pennill +. A. Fitzgerald and Maggie A. Fenton :
Thomas SAILOR and Ellen Shehan; Isaac Mahoncy
and Susan Fountain; W. L. Middleton and Anna
W Whitwell; j. W. jackson and Rachel Hutchn.
National Republican., 1877-11-15
B.iSE BALL.

Work of the Creighton During 1s77-Meet-
ing of the Championship Committee To-
Night.
The following shows the work of the
Creighton Base Ball Club during the past season.
but owing to the humber Of players employed by
them, 1t will lie utterly impossible to bcgu the
averages Of each The names given nre those of
the ten leading players and their standing will
have to be judged by the total number uF base hits
made. Their fielding record j. also out Of the
question, for the same reason that stated above
Where the base hius are tie the player having the
most runs will be given the preference.
National Republican., 1877-11-15

posed of a member from the Eagle, Creighton Nn.
Honal Patriot and Templnr, meets this evening, at
streets northwest, for the purpnse of deciding
which club Is entitled ~ fly the gcnnant during
the ensuiDu ypar
National Republican., 1877-11-15
CLEANSE the system and purify the blnnd. rel
LOClL MISCFLLANY.

ONE visit to Dr Hartley isurcs instant relief for
ca'nrrh. No pNurhnnt fees In advance. Resi-.
Gcnrc removed In Tl New York avenue.
LciT OF clnth.ng watches. pistols Sr. bought at
frrzus's, glj street Orders attended u.
National Republican., 1877-11-15

traction to patrons Of the turf" Is provided In the
announcement Of Mcssrs Whiting X Moses. 50 well
and nvOrably known rs the prOprictOrs of bright.
wood Trotting Park" OftwO races this afternoon.
The races will be two casses-2i0 and 2:3O-and
five entries have been made for each A liberal at.
tendance will doubtless prove the general apprc-
citation Of this rare opportunity.
National Republican., 1877-11-15
OUR LEGAL LOG-B00K.
PRoCEEDINGs IN THE
COURTS.

Supreme Court of the United states-Busi-
ness at the City Hali-Ccphas Jones' Trial
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for To-day-Mar-
riase Licenses aud Transfers of Real Es-
tate.
National Republican., 1877-11-15

Immense stock of clothing and gents furnish.
ing goods The largest stock in Washington-the
oldest and most reliable house in the District-oi
over thirty years standing, now offers its immense
stock al q great sacrifice to close business, Mr..
Wall retiring. W. WALL, 92l Penna. avenue.
National Republican., 1877-11-15
Assignments for To-Day.
CIRCUIT coURT-cHIEF JUSTICE cAnrTl

No. 673, Mclaughlin ct al. vs.. McEvoy ct al; No.
2l7 Moiatt VS. Redman; No 2gI, Robinson VS..
Roberts; No. 206, Adams VS.. Church No. 800. Tray
ers vs.. Mcdford; No. 507, Schneider VS.. Smith No.
$40, Hudson VS.. Gordon; No. Sl3, HoUf VS.. Hurdle
Lane; No $40, Howard VS. sharp: No. SaO Burns
vs.. StenernOgle; No. 3ll BARLEY VS.. Bicksier No.
so, Bowers vs.. Fischer Il Gwinder NJ. ST. Weaver
VS.. Boston No. $50. Doe, demise of Key, vs..
Gunton No. 33l, Harmon vs.. Hersill No. S3l, Pat.
rick vs.. Benter; No. 1853, Logan vs.. Smith; No. 3;i
Wade shreve VS.. Richey; No. SS Russell VS..
Felrsy; No 336, MarstOn vs. kimmell.
National Republican., 1877-11-15
EQuITY CorRT-JusrICE wYLIE.

No. "a, Wilson vs.. District of Columbia; No. 25
Walker vs., Freedman's Savings and Trust Com
pany: No. 2G, Capitol, North and South Washing.
ton Railroad Company vs. Williams; No. "a Holly
W.. Barker; No. 10 Fowler VS.. Moultnn No. 81
Carpenter VS. Second Cooperative Building Asso
ciatiUn No. %, Bennett vs.. McCaucy; No. 30
Armes VS.. Bgelow No "a, Rasper VS.. Itermehle
No. %, Bruehl VS.. Douglass.
National Republican., 1877-11-15
Personal Adornment,

We gladly welcome the opportunity to in
vite general attention to the well.filled mdgdsin
conducted by Mcssrs Taylor 4 Huny. whose fame
o successful caterers to the good taste Of those
who glory in the art Of personal adornment has
become worldwide. We desire particularly to
chronicle the fact that their large and elegant
stock Of gsniemen's aud ladies' furnishings, nj.
narts aud manufactures of the "knuwn world "
has Just been enhanced both In beauty aud value,
by the addition of large invoice of scarf pins and
link sleeve buttons OF the greatest variety and
uniquenesS OF design and beauty Of finish These
articles Of verIu fashioned by skilled hands IN our
own and foreign cl!mes from lava. crystal cellu-
loid coral silver ivory, French gilt &C., are pre-
fented In tasteful array MeSsrS. Taylor 4 Huftv
have provided for daily receipts from now until
December 10 Of ladies and chiIdrens cloaks of the
newest and most elegant styles. and ranging In
price from sS to $40. The most courteous reception
and painstaknY attention await all customers at
S83 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
National Republican., 1877-11-15
NEW IDyERTISE!uE EHTS.

Jet cross lost
Table bpard wanted.
New hotel-Riggs House.
Dissolution Of cOpartnership.
Furnished rOoms-sO0 Tenth steeet.
Nervous exhaustion-medcal essay.
Paris novclties-03l Pennsylvania avenue.
Millinery openins-2O7 Pennsylvania avenue.
Valuable business property for sale or exchange
National Republican., 1877-11-15
Real Estate Transfers

W. II. Smith ct al. to NJ. v. Chapman, for
1900, lot 81, square III C. Parkinson to Thomas
Pugh for 81 OO0 lot 81 square 623; B. U. Keyser to
A, LauXman, for $50, lot l. square 1868.
National Republican., 1877-11-15

Indications.
For New England and the Middle Atlantic
Bates parn.er, cloudy heather, uih rain, south
&iy Winds, and falling barometer.
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CITY REaIDLNtES or MIMRERS or
THE i'OKTI- EifTH CnNG u ESS.

[seratDrs aud Members viii confer IL favor upon
uSby not ,fyimgu-of hGug's in the.r .rresideuces We
viii avn to make our lit Of residences correct Us
y, ssIbe. ami We nsk thrir aid " that end
National Republican., 1877-11-15

There was shipped from the scale factory
thirty eight carloads Of scales In September and
forty one cur.ltads IN October. Aud there was Ie
Ceivei of manufacturing material In September
l3g car loads and In October Ia car-lUads.-S.
JOhnsbury (If) tdiedOnidp. NOrvTiber ..
National Republican., 1877-11-15
Lincoln Co.operatlye nuIldIng AssocIntIon.

The examining committee of this association
will report this evening with view IN final settle
ment. See advertisements Il 4.aclL notice col
uMn.
National Republican., 1877-11-15
Trotting Races at Brightwood Park To-day.

EIsENAS Bros, Popular Tailors and Clothiers
Seventh and L streets.
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Selling Out to Close business,

FINE cashmere suits at sl2, SIS, and SIS. at
A. STRAus' l0il Pennsylvania avenue
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TuoNpsoS's poN,py Oprrxy.

An olcAginnus compound of singular merit for
dressing the hair. Its use soon renders harsh dry
hair soft and pliab!c, strengthens II when weak.
and give, i 'hst r.'n glms, wni, Is me charm ot
CLEANSE the system and purify the blnnd. remNv-
ing ,ly,pcpsIa sirk headache const patton, and all
d rises caused by disUrdered stomach or liver.
Quirks irish Ten viii do 1t. Sold by all druggists.
Price % cents per package,
JOUvEN's ISOpEROUs HID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Rcnovarcs So'Icl Vl1yes thoroughly aud quickly
pIll.. ~ N.nLs NOR IMlllp.
National Republican., 1877-11-15

EXTRA fine beaver overcoas, in black blue. and
brown,at A. STRAUs'.
l0ll Pennsylvania avenue.
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THINKS ANn IIARNEsf.

SRtchcls and Travelling Rag rket.bOOks, &c.
cheap fnr vaSh vt the factory aud sacsTOuinS OF
james :. Tnrhnm. i"5 seventh street northwest
undrr the BIG WIRL Sl"N,
National Republican., 1877-11-15
The Art of Dancing.

2OsuIrs to ORDER ErsEMAS BROS. corner Seventh
AMI L streets
National Republican., 1877-11-15

EEE'N THE WISE FOR HEALTH ON
l. LL IL EASY FEET DEPEND. and thou.
sands visit TR. WHITES Establishment, opposite
wIlRId's Hotel, for relief nom and avoidance OF
COrns, Bun ons Diseased Nails, Chilblans Vascular
EScr~cences, &c. Established IN Washington In 1851
Olzrly
National Republican., 1877-11-15

RHEuMATIsN Is In the blood, and the quickest
way to yet rid Of II Is to use Durang'S Rhcunatic
Beinedy. Nothing is more certain To cure the dread
disonsp
National Republican., 1877-11-15
aEORaEToWN NEWS.
RIVER FRONT.

NiNEn
dri~d-Borden Mining Co.'S wharf schoonors
Walter Palmer, Cahiil, Philadelphia. to load coal
D. N. Anthony, McLane,.Fall River, to load coal
Agnew's wharf-schooners william Mason, French
Boston. 70 load coal: Florence Dean, Phillips Provi
dencc 10 load coal Rays wharf-schOoners Jane.
A. BOyce, Mansel Boston, to load coal: Bill Stowe
Manscl Boston, to load coal GilInour. Meredith
( cos wharf-schooner D. c. Perry, Cransmcr
Chdrcd-Bordcn siinins company's wharf
Schooner Walter Palmer, lnhill with coal. Ag.
news wbarf-Schooner William Mason, French
PNyidence, with coal. Gilmor, Moredcth Co., :
coal.
Ciearcd--steamer Lady of the Lake white Nor.
folk, with -four and other merchandise for Norfolk,
New YORK and Boston.
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN.
By ednai-Boat T +. Thrasher. with 2,ooo bush.
els Of wheat to II. NJ. Talbot; boat Hattie and
Bessie, with 9400 bushels of heat to T. d. Hartley
boat Caledonia, with La basheis Of whs.; aid
bushels of wheat to y. d. Hartley boat J. y.
Thomas with $500 bushels Of wheat and 60 barrels
OF -four to J. q. n J. NJ. Waters.
by rirer.-Schooner Kitty Ann, Laycock, Alex.
andra, with l.sOo bushels of wheat 10 4. b. Hart.
ley.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHs
Trueman Belt, Baltimore, Nd. W. Paris, Mime.
sntn +. Master, Wisconyin; W. j. Ecttlrr, Rich.
ardsville Va; /. D. Thomas and c. &. Thoma.,
@Me,tmoreland We Va, have apartments at the West
End Hotel.
Tuesday afternoon little bov named Reed. son
of Capt. Robert Reed. of the canal boat Turner,
while playing with sme friends ON the tow path Of
the canal, near the High street arch, fell in the
canal aud came very near being drowned. lie
sunk twice, and was about going down the third
time. when one Of his play mates handed him a
stick, which he grabbed, and was savel
Mr. W. W. Blunt, collector for the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company at this end. ye.tcrday
received a dispatch from Mr. 4. r. Gor,nan, presi.
dent of the company stating that the break IN the
canal near the tunnel would he repaired by Friday
next and that boats would pass on that day. There
are large number of boats abuve the tunnel, and
II s feared by the milers that when they do com
nlence to come down they will come all IN q heap,
which will cause another jam In the Georgetown
level requiring the mills to shut down.
National Republican., 1877-11-15

CHILDREN's OVerCnae and listers. EIsEMAN
BROS, Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1877-11-15

YnUSG people. pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with ThurstOn's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der. he hest dentitfcc known II will preserve
their whitencSs through life, prevent decay and
tOuthRchc Much pain and trouble is caused by
early neglect therefore take heed in time. Price,
- and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-15
Fairbanks Scales.

DnEss Goops, In all shades, 10 centsp per yard, at
RAFf Bros, 726 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-11-15

Amusements Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATRE-IIess Opera Company.
THEATRE CoNIoUR-Grand Variety Company.
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Endowment Acknowledged. A

SO ELYsiAs Beaver overcoats, EIsEMAN's, Sew.
cnth and L streets.
National Republican., 1877-11-15
WELLS ORIGINAL NA,nIAE.sPREAD 81
ING rLAsTERs.

The old1.t and the best All who have use,
them ntt, / their merit Sold by druggists. Twenty
twenty-five and thirty cents, according to size.
National Republican., 1877-11-15

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Hollings
head. Is the only boat allowed to land passengers Il
Mount Vernon Wharf Passengers taking thIs
steamer (which Is connected with the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Association) avoid riding In ambulancez
three miles, as by other lines
Round trip, q, including admission to Mansion and
Grounds.
steamer leaves Seventh street wharf DAILY, (suu
dav eKrapted) at 10 H. IN. and returns about y. NJ
J. Nell. HOLLINGSWO WORTH,
supt LADIES' Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK HOLLlNGSiiEAD, str. Arrow. jy2-tf
lILLIARDS.-SEATON HALL
ID Corner Ninth aud ID streets northwest
% Everything First Class-d
mhiltf St'ANlDN n co, prOpretOra
National Republican., 1877-11-15

"TFI' F1TFT VT IITF TTsNHEFF
George GuTham, \ .r'y..'Gsi New York avenue
W MCDOuH Il, ca Crk.I.,rl = E rect
J II French, SI-Ai- ATms-~l42I ennu avenue
w CTelry, PoSlIn pSlrrr~siu Il lst Capitol street
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THE Senatorial struggle in California
took a breathing spell from Friday
night until Monday. when it was
probably renewed with undated vigor.
Farley has got up to thirty votes, but
the indications are that be will not get
any of the Granger vote. which will
stick to Ryland as long as he is in the
fight. There are four days left of the
allotted time within which q Senator
must be elected, ard the probabilities
are that Farley's name will be with
drawn to make room for either ex.
Governor Haight or Duke de Gwin.
The former is not enough Of a party
man to please the great body of the
Democracy, while the latter would be
too much Of corporation man to con-
ciliate an element that is now holly at
war with the railroad power all over
America. 1t must be some other man
perhaps Wallace. the only man in
whose favor Ryland would be likely TO
withdraw.
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publ1aheA every morning. Sundays tx
oepted,) and delivered to subscribers anywhere In
the city. d Is cents per week. payable TO the
Carrier; single copies 10 cents.
Per annum. $1,000 In advance.
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THE San Francisco Wooden Mills,
with paid up capital Of . million dol
lars, send case of their wares to the
Paris Exhibition worth $1,000. manu-
featured by Chinese labor. We should
like to see case of goods. (nade by
white labor, mind YOU exhibited at the
Paris Exhibition from Dayton, in the
Territory Of Washington. where the
capital employed is less than 800, 900.
1t would open the eyes of European ar
tisans to better country than Califor-
min
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ErcSssstrelv to the
DAILY EN-TELLIGENCER.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.


LOUISVILLE. Dec. l0.-At nve CLOCK
Hughes s. Co.'S hardware store was
discovered in flames. When extin-
guished. three packages of powder, con-
tanning one hundred and nineteen
pounds. were found in different parts
of the building, and one hundred and
nincty-six bales of cotton saturated
with coal oil were scattered over the
floor Of the house. Seventy three
pounds Of powder in one package was
found within three feet of where the
fire was hot enough to melt o metAlic
spoon. Had either one Of the packages
exploded much loss of life wonld have
resulted, as the entire fire department
were in close proximity to the build
ing. Booths establishment and stock
was burned Insured for $4,000.
CHICAGO. Dec, 1S.-Among the bills
of exchange on Greenbaum's Bank is
one Of E. s. Solomon, Of San Francisco,
for 90. 700 due the hank.
The 7ri6u,,e's Washington special
says Gov. Packsrd's friends have absn-
doned the idea of his being appointed
Collector Of the Port of New Orleans.
Yarmouth is still confident tina. Eff
fingham's name will be sent in after
the holidays
Evarts friends insist that he has been
unjustly accused Of attempts to break
up the Republican party. They de-
clare that he has been Republican
ever since the formation Of that party.
and never voted any other ticket.
NASHVILLE, Dec. lS.-At . caucus
tonight there were thirty-six mem.
bers Of the House who are opposed to
the acceptance Of the fifty per cent.
compromise. with six per cent. inter-
est. and against making coupons re-
oeivable for taxes. These lack two OF
constituting . majority, and they claim
the proposition As it now stands to be
defeated by that branch Of tho Legisla-
turc.
TERRE HAUrE, Dec. 1S.-A very
large aud enthusiastic meeting 10 being
held here tonight to discuss the silver
question.
ST.. Louis, Dec. Traditional par .
ticulars Of the fire at Ssulsburg last
Tuesday assert that gang Of negroes
robbed the store OF T. C. Gaines and
then fired the building. Six buildings
adjoining were burned. and a large
amount of property destroyed. -Four
negroes. two Of whom ere women, were
arrested. An attempt was made to
lynch them. but It was frustrated. On
Thursday they were brought to Kelsy-
vile. A second attempt was made to
lynch them. but failed. Dougherty.
the ringleadsr. escaped, aud was fol-
lowed BY . crowd. A they passed his
cabin his wife fired at them. but did
no harm. An attempt was made to
arrest her by officers. three of whom
were severely wounded. The cabin
WAS then fired. aud the woman and four
children dragged with difficulty from
the burning house. Doagherty has not
yet been arrested. An intense excite.
ment prevails.
PArfxssos. n. j., Dec. ls.-A dis.
astrous DIRE occurred here tonight. A
coal oil car on the Erie Railroad track
took 6rs. The tank was burned, and
flaming liquid ran into and flooded the
street, communicating the flames to
ave or six houses. some Of them half .
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THE WEEKLY lSrEaLrGENCEx.

This cd md popular journal Of Western wash.
tngton, with the largest circulation Of any Paper
ID the Territory, Is published every Saturday
corning. Terms Three Dollars per an.
num. In advarce: Otherwise. o4.OO.
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A NAN named Lazarus Wormser was
arrested ia San Francisco. last week
for singing obscene songs IN the streets.
Can he be the party who is meant by
'4he sweet singer of Israeli" We trow
not. The officer who made the arrest
is named Melody. but it seems that on
this particular occasion he had mo ear
for music"
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HAVING removed from Cherry street
to the Elephant store room, on Front
street. wish to announce to my old
patrons and all others. that | am still
alive and always ready to wait on all
my customers in a business manner, by
selling groceries cheaper than can be
bought elsewhere in Seattle. Give me
a call, one and all. and convince your
selves of nv low prices. Goods deliv-
cred to all parts of the city free of
charge. r. LYI".
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TWO anu tnF6e thousand men ont OF en-
ployment. The strike was occasioned
by the contractor of sections five and
six paying so cents after promising
the men 20 cents per day. and keeping
the bands s. month or six weeks with
ou' ray, instead OF having 4 settlement
every iJrtnight.
Donovan IS Moran, tanners, have
failed. Liabilities. $4,000 TO 500, 600.
LONDON, Dec. 1S.-The London Do.
pers publish al official contradiction
of the repor. Of tle death of Osman
Pashs. Another cabinet council will
be held to-day. The serious aspect OF
foreign affairs engages the constant at
tention OF tie ministry who feel that
the time has arrived when momentous
questions may have to be considered.
ROME, Dee. ls-The Pope has grant.
ed iispensation authorizing the mar
riage OF the King of Spain with Prin-
cess Mercedes.
LONDON, Dec lS. A Vienna cores
pendent telegraphs that Turkeys first
pacific effort may be regarded as fail
ure. Germany hinted that treating di-
rect with Russia would be the shortest
way Of coming to al understanding
1t seems that when the note was first
mentioned the Austrian government re-
piled that it could not mediate on such
a basis.
BELGRADE. Dec. 1S.-It is reported
that Gen. Hortavowith has taken Cd
die, near Widdln.
PARIS, Dec. 1S.-M. Grenot, moder-
ate republican, has been appointed
Project of police.
BUCHAREST, Dec. 1S.-It is known
to many that the Car was privately
warned last August that if Russia en-
tered upon second campaign it would
be impossible to restrain England
from hostile action.
Influential Russians consider the
present movement highly favorable for
direct negotiations between Russia and
Turkey.
CoNsTANTlNOPLE, Dec. IS. - France
has replied to the Turkish note and the
terms of :he reply ale al...e>: ,iltical
with those Of Italy.
ATHENS, Dec. lS.-It is said the
Porte has decided to grant fuller au-
tonomy to Crete. to a!lay discomfort in
that Island.
LONDON, Dec. IS kilograms from
ST. Petersburg of semi-official charac-
ter, say the statement that Germany
and Austria have refused the Turkish
request for mediation, has produced q
favorable impression here Universal
sentiment is that after the great sacri-
fees of Russia, peace on the conditions
foreshadowed in the Porte's circular
would be illusory. and the questions
raised by this sanguinary war, must be
definitely and exhaustiveIy solved.
Nothing is known at the India office
of report concerning the Marquis OF
Salisbury's resignation. The Marquis
was at the office yesterday as usual.
LONDON. Dec. Is. "A large majority
of the Northumberland collieries have
stopped work. and the men seem de-
termined to resist the proposed reduc.
ton of half of their wages.
Gladstone, Peele & Co., commission
merchants. have failed. Liabilities,
$45O.OOO.
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~ At the Tivoli Beer Hail, Co,
dental Square, they have Boca, St'i;a-
COON. Muckilteo. and Smeig's Lager
Beer on draueht; and the celebrated
Budweiser, Milwaukee, and st. Louis
Lager Beer in pint and quart bottles.
Also, all kinds of lunches to order.
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~ They don't sell beer for five
cents at the Centennial, but they give
away clans every night.
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MONTREAL, Dec. lS.-A strike on
the Lachmie Canal enlargement to.
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OVER Eighty Singer" machines
are in good working order in Seattle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-19

Two hundred and sixty-two thousand
three hundred and sixteen Singer Ma
chimes sold in 1S76-ali warranted for
five years.
NJ. w. PARSONS, Agt..
dl3-lm Jamieson's Store.