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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27

COAST NRECKERs " esterday's Port
Townsend Argus furnishes the follow
ing additional particulars concerning
the wrecked ship Commodore, and OF
the conduct of the Indians where she
went ashore: Captain Thompson. of
the pilot schooner LottIe, informs US
that the ship was wrecked about four
miles to the south Of Cape Fla,tcry
Soon after she struck she WAS boarded
by about two hundred Makah Indians,
led by Lighthouse Jim, us he is called.
one of their chiefs, who made up to the
Captain and demanded the ships pa
pers. saying that the ship was his.
Captain Hastorf, to appease the horde
Of savages, gave them the ships stores
and provisions. but told them they must
not touch anything else. Soon after
word reached Mr.. Huntingdon the In =
dian Agent at Mean Bay. inviting the
shipwreckcd mariners 10 the Resetva-
ton. This was eagerly accepted. and,
under the conduct of ,omc Indians
they started. The route was rough ana
several Of the crew were Obliged 10
dispense with various articles # cloth
ing and bedding. which were of course
appropriated by the Indians for their
own use The wreck meanwhile was
the scene of the most reckless waste i'm
aginable Sails aud rigging were cut
to pieces and divided up by the Indians
till there was hardly anything left
worth taking When information
IF what was being done reached
Mr. Huntington. he at once caused the
arrest of the leader lighthouse Jim
who WAS brought to this place Oh the
tug Mastick and lodged III the guard
house at the station for safe keeping
The wreck was sold vt public auction
aud purchased by Mr., Laauer-in>tca,i
of Mr.. Huntington. as mary at our up
Sound papers have il for the sum II
$4,5. which was subsequently shared
by the pilots with equal Interests res
pec.iyely. The hull hes IN such po-
si,ion ~ 80 BE- easily available 1t low
water without the al Of beats. and
should the weather continue favorable
a handsome profit may accrue T. the
owners.
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LEFT BEHISp.-The Port Townsend
Argus states tha, the Western Shore an
Oregon built ship. which has invaria
bly, when tried with other sailing ves-
sells come out ahead. never until recent
~ tried her speed with vessel built OF
the same tl,absr on Puget Sound "On
her recent. voyage. however. the West
Shore left San Francisco about the same
time rs the new Puget Sound built bark
Cassandra Adams. and in the voyage
TO the Sound WAS completely distanced
by the latter The Cassandra Adams il
the largest AMI hes, built vessel ever
constructed on the Pacific. and her vic
tory over the Western Shore shows that
for speed she can claim 10 be the peer
of the Forest Queen or the Wildwood.
which were also built on the Sound
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27

THE Fin TRADE. In speaking Of
the fur trade prospects. the Victoria
Coioaisf says "A leading fur dealer.
who has just returned from business
trip to Europe. says shrewd fur specu-
lstors. who are looking ahead for the
prospects ot trade for the next year.
venture to state that there will DC still
all Immense accumulation of furs at the
centres Of trade. as fur trimmings alone
will continue ~ ha the fashion. the only
change anticipated being wide trim
innings instead If narrow. as they are At
present"
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Tho DAILY INTELLICE\CER.
Saturday. January 81. 1877.

4 Public Mill, ! tia,
Demos.henes a. one time severely up
traded the people Of Athens for con-
s;ructing private residences more costly
and expensive than the public build
ings. II this venerable old SAGE cf
CLASSIC fame was vexed with the people
Of that city, renowned for It's great
public structures, on this account, wha,
would be think Of us. Undoubtedly
he would lie distracted with the con.
di,ion OF things here, if he could drop
in upon us, and publicly avow belief in
re.ro2ress,on- We are more practical
than the people Of olden time and pre-
fer rather TO invest our means IN com
Portable dwelling houses than lavishing
them on costly public structures which
can serve no other purpose than tina. Of
ornaments. This Is we'll. But there
are extremes or either side. and one is
quite as bad as the other. In this VIC
are quite a. deep in the mud as the
people OF old were in the mire. They
went 10 one extreme. in !avishing all
their means on public structures. and
We appear to have gone to the other, in
discardipg them in toto. There is per-
haps not city Of its size on the cou,i-
nent that has been 30 Negligent and
tardy III ell public enterprises Of this
kind as Seattle. We may be Justly
proud Of the individual enterprise aud
good taste Of our citizens, as evinced by
tho many beautiful residences that or
nsment our city, while We sincerely
regret the lack Of public enterprise,
as far as busldings are concerned.
There is not. comparatively speaking. a
suitable place In this city for public
entertainment, and specially do we re-
alize and regret this fact when We
are visited by frat class dramatic or
opera troupe such as have appeared
here of late We have al OLD hsll it is
true, which We inaptly style a theater
and which il quite as far behind the
times AS Rip Van Wrinkle was when he
awoke from his twenty years sleep.
Therefore We may say that Seattles
greatest want at the present time is
theater, or large public hall which
could be used as such. We might sug-
gc,t city hall. but. perhaps this
l. asking too much At present.
While other public improvements
are drawing heavily on the purses Of
our citizens But certainly such .
building as we have suggested couli be
easily secured by the cooperative of
fort OF fsw Of our enterprising ci,i-
xens. For instance, a joint stock com
pany might be formed. q suitable piecs
Of ground purchased aud the building
erected. 1t would be q credit TO our
city, and would prove . profitable in-
vestment for the parties concerned
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ON THE TAPIs.--Dr. Paul NJ. Br

ON THE TAPIs.-Dr Paul NJ Bre-
nan, who concluded q course Of very in
teresting and instructive medical lee
lures her. on Tuesday evening last. will.
by special request, repeat his lecture 10
ladies' this afternoon; aud this evening.
by request Of = number Of our citizens,
the doctor will deliver another free
lecture on the past. present and failure
Of the United States. The doctor
is exceedingly we'll versed in
American politics aud i, possessed of a
deal Of practical sense. But best of all
he Is gifted with an unusual share Of
genuine Irish wit. aud in this lecture
he will deal rather more with the hu-
morous than the serious side Of our
political system. Among other things.
he will give the side-splltting "Shamus
OBricn' poem in costume. We have
heard his rendition Of this eccentric
character heretofore. and must pro-
nounce it especially fine. Both lectures
are to be free The lecture to ladies is
highly complimented.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27

CREDIT 10 WEoM II = DUE-A
great deal hs. ben e4.l d: l4.e regard
ing the salssng qa.iitle, Of thc bark
Forest Queen AID the -hlp D4,ling
Wave. and We ara not disposed = lecrv
this sor. # 'safar-. Ii fact the lsagti-
Ca men Of Puge. Sound have rea*Ju -
D. proud Of these Two Gag e-sts-d mem-
bers Of our feet; bat il their yeuut.n,
they have evidently forgotten another
sister craft, which without tho flourish
Of trumpts has undou b.csliy woa the
iaureis for the past year In her owp
quiet way. tn" case IL poi i some
what analogous 10 the cid prorerbial
IA Die Of the race between the turtle AMI
the hare. The vesseI 70 which We refer.
the ship King Philip, does bot possess
the dash and "heet-of diving boas;ci If
by the other two vessels III question 4.
hut on the contrary. she !, considered
rather slow ship ia nau;i Al circles
Some way. however, her prr-'steEcy
counts Immensely IN her favor -,
evincei by the following t4ct.. thc cor
rectness Of which will be admitted a We
ara assured By Cap; Cater. of the bark
Atlanta by nautical men f the coast
The ship King Philip AID D.shing
Wave, aud the bark Forest Queen
sailed from san Frasciscu o. the goth
day Of Dvce mber. 1875. and Dy mu-
tuai understanding ht~ecn their res
pective cat tains ''stiriel in for 4
years competition in the lumber trade
between Puget SOaLd and san Fran
cisco. The record made by the Is un-
precedented. II not only brings gu, the
sailing qualities of the Puget Sound
fleet and places the vessels III question
10 rank among the latest of the fast
sailing vessels in the world, but il
shows the rare is not always TO the
Wanted swift. The Forest Qneen car
ries about $40 NJ. feet Of lumber. the
Dashing Wave $50 NJ. and both are
eli pr.rs, while the X ing Philip carries
$50 N feet aud IS provcrtially a slow
ship. But during the past year the
King Philip made ten trips. III. Dash
ing Wave eight and ona ialf aud the
Forest Queen only tied the number by
making ten. The King Philip made
her four first trips III II little less than
four months, and Was AT the expiration
OF that time a fcw days ahead Of
the Forest Queen. an,. score
ahead Of the Da.hing Wave
Throughout the whole II month. the
King Phillip competed NEST successful
ly with the clippers. as :, Ell above, and
and carried over three fourths a. much
lumber to San Francisco during that
time. As she carried more lumber she
was necessarily longer loading and dis
charging than the others. and taking all
this into consideration III tn. aggregate,
the other two had a. Icas, IS days
advantage of her. Besides These great
odds. the King Phillip WAS delayed
some time at San Francisco last summer
while being rugged over into bark
Had it not been for this decay they be-
lieve she would have made II round
trips during the tine in question.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27

DISCOUNT On SILyER.-We learn
th4. a number Of the leading merchants
Of Victoria have decided to discount
silver. after the st OF next month, ten
cents on every two dollars. and all
branches Of trade in that city will also
organic 10 make this discount, uuiver-
sal after tbs, date The Victoria IA
l'ers consider this move q timely one in
the rlgh. direction They complain
that American silver has come there in
such large amounts as to drive gold en-
tircly out Of circulation. and tina, this
movement l. the only way 70 check the
evil
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27
Remember This.

Now is the time Of the year for Pneu-
monia. Lung Fever. Coughs. Colds. and
fs,al results of predisposition to Con-
sumption and other Throa: aud Lung
Disease BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has been used in this neighborhood for
the past two or three years without a
single failure to cure II you have not
used this medicine yourself, go to your
Druggist. .............
and ask him of its wonderful success
among his customers. Three doses will
relieve the worst case. II 20" have no
faith in my medicine, just buy Sample
Bottle of BOsCHEE's GERMAN SYRUF
for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
bottle 10 cents. Don't neglect a cough
to save IS cents.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAN HOUSE.


ii Morton. Charles Bucklani. Por
Rlikely Thomas Dyer, John Dolap,
Black River; J c Cowoop. Port TOWN
send: William Mills, Ludlow; John
Calvin. Pat keeler. Tacoma: W ID Van
Ruder. Lake Washington; Peter Ker.
ID W Sasr. H r Bur. White River; B F
Hendricks. Eugene; A l. Porter. w
Morgan, Seattle; j Brent, Portland; ]
I Jordan, Duwaml.h River; A K,mball.
Rent0n.
NEw ENGLAND.
Dan Leary, Snohomish; d Manches-
ter and family, l Nickner, Cal; E II
Kennedy, Z Mundson, Port Gamble;
l. b Hardness. Whstcom: Dan Jones,
n Harris. Tacoma; f II Carey.
Huntington. Portland. n Broderick,
Port Madison; NJ Crane, Renton.
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s- The remains Of Charlie, son o

A. Il. and s 6 P.,,ygrovs. who died a.
Santa Rarbasa. California, on the 18th
inst. arrived here Oh Tuesday evening,
via the steamship City Of Panama
The funeral services were held al the
residence Of F W Pe,tygrove. E-q .
on Wednesday afternoon. jus, one week
from the day of his death This is the
fourth child these bere<ved aud child
less parents have consigned "a our com
mon mother Earth in this place Argus
a6,i ia3.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27

ir There will lie preaching ST the
Er WI Church Sunday morning a, ! /
o'cieck. and in the .veriu. 8, o'Clocs
cy Rev n W Maetie. Sunia, school 'in :
meiiA;elv aft the morning service.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27

EUROPEAN DHAFrs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates Gu Great Britain. Ire
Land, Germany. Russia. France. Norway
and sweden. Tickets 10 and from
Europe sold 9. lowest rates by Andrew
thilherg, Seattle, W. I.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27

HoLLowAY's PLLs.-The Blood 10
the very essence Of health and life. II
furnishes the componeuts Of flesh. bones
muscle. nerve and integument. The
stomach is the apparstue-t arteries
the distributors and the intestines the
channels by which the waste matter Is
carried off. Upon the stomach and
bowels. these medicines act simultan-
eously 25cts per box or pot.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27

ELyslrM IS supposed to be the place
where the gods dwell II you wish To TO
transformed into one. aud wish IN have
some pl,aSan, hours with some Of the
Commands prrcurr dozen or So OF Pr
per's Cream Cake.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27

~ The crew Of men OH the :. i ".
". t. X. are now employed in surfsciag
up along she track between the head e
,ae bay and Steel's plscr Everything
will be- in prime order aud nearly ready
FIR the transportation If coal in a few
days excepting 'he connection 81
Sieel's, and this will be formed in quick
order. after the Western Shore Is OF
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27

srop THAT CoUou.-lf you have a
lad cough get u bottle Of the Com
pound Cough Syrup. Its III excellent
remedy tnr Coughs. Colds. Sore Throat.
Whoopins Cough and Group. Pre-
pared and for sale by NJ. A Kelly &
Co. Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Seattle. " I
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27

iC lii. Rev. II. " Mac1a vii
preach before the y NJ {. A. a, their
rooms on ,he corner of Front and Ma
disnn streets, q, az O'Clock p. sharp,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27

Messrs Thorre k Snow were en-
ployed yesterday ioca;ing the corners
snd running on, the lines 8. Mr.. Den
ny. block on Front street.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-27

CTA reior; reaches IS shs; NJ VA
liam Law. Of lungsuess. ~i,d q. : ic-
toria .arsss 9Th inst
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sHEENAN-In Port Townsend. on the 2lst inst.
Sarah Amelia. daughter Of J. r. and u. L.
shsenan. aged years. 8 months and Is days.
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n A r b I z D

pERKINs-PICHT-In this city, January 2sth, by
Ihos. Burke. Esq. p. j.. c. G. Perkins. Esq, to
Mrs. Anna Picht.
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LEGAL ADVERIIsIMTs
&MEIRIFE'S SALE .

HI k'S SLk RE.
E'~Ard K'Fchn'F' In Weed cC. ca"%'y' o.
va. Court 0t
William @. Finch. Common Pleas.
BY virne Of an order Of sde, issued in
the tb we .1titlel III .by theCerk Of the Csur
af c ,mmIn Pleas, nf W ri county. Ohio. and
To me direcieI and delivered. | will offer for
sale At pubic ven iu', at the front door h the
Court H1nse in D ,wling Green, %
Tuesday, VI arch 18Th, 1877,
Between II and | ? i'ci 'ck A n. Of stii day,
the following described real estate, to- wit:
L. uunher twenty six (26l in T. E. Wig hts
addition To the village Of MiIlbuIy. Appraised
al ninety 500 iuIlars.
Also. lot number thirty six (36l in 7. f.
Wight's ad ition u the village Of Millbury.
A Appraised at eleven hundred aud thirty three
t$l, 1897 dollars.i Bowl faetary IN lot No. 30 ;.
All of sAfi lands n WsOd county. Ohio.
Terms of Sale, Cash.
ORRIN HENRY. Sheriff.
PRIcE 4 MAcKISTosH, Pitts Au'ys
February 8, 1871. 43e$S 20
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A Splendid Hair Dressing and Re.
storer Combined.

Wood ImprovedHaiF u RestOra tive
Is unlike any OIher,and has no equal TA,
improved has new vegetable tonic propertie g
restores grey hair to a & glossy, natural color
c.tures faded. dry, harsh ant falling hair; re
torres, dresses gives vigor to the hair restorei
hair to premature ly bald heads removes dan
druf, hum"rs, scaly eruptions; removes irri
tation. itching and scaly dryness. No articl'
produces such wonderful { fit cts. Try i. Cal
for Wood q Improved, and jon't be put OF will
any other article. Sold by all druggists Ant
facturer's prices by C. A. COOK 4 Co, Chica
90, Sole Agents for the United States and Can
adas. J.B. Kimbsil 4 Co., Proprie.ors.
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HExEoUrOW'S NOTICE
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby Eivea that petition will
~ DO % sssnted Ia ths Cnm niSs"ners Of
Wood enun'V. at their next session, " treh 5th ,
1877, pTa, ing ~ the hcaiion II onunty road uR
the fnllowing line, Ia wit; Commencing atahe
siuthw sst eFneTof sseiinn ~ t,w hship No eight
(sl north, Of range No twelve I ~ east, running
thence nurih oa the section line between Sec
liaas ~ and 3s Of the tnSnship aud range
aboVa named n the north line ~ waod county
ard there terminating. MIsr PErIrlosEns.
February ?, 1871. t5I'
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ANoHL. mnr Htn AT TIE GATE.
Sr1Hrtta rEErsrca.-.--.-.-.-


Angels nat him Al the gate,
Humble singct Of earths song,
Welcomed N their bright estate
~ the fair immortal thrunR.
Sweesly singing strains of mirth.
Ringing through high heavens dome,
To the wavfsrer from earth
Who at last had wandered home.
Chorus. Angela bright and angels fsls
Gladly met him 81 the gate.
Swretly singing be ahall wear
brightest crown of our estate.
Angels met him al the gate,
Bearing robes Of snowy white,
For The Wand'reT long and late
Ont sf darkness into light
Out Of pain and into rest,
Sweetest red fprrVermOfe
mid the mAAsians Of the blest
Over on tha, sunny shore,
Angels met him At the gate,
And his pilgrimage was done,
Ev'ry Joy Of heavens estate
By the christian soldier won.
After night the golden day,
After seed time, harvest home,
Pilgrim from lifea thnrnv way
Nsvermnrs thy fact shall roam.
(Copy rightsd 1871, by y w.HELNtcK, Ciu.
cinnAti, o.
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Girl Of the Period - Election Bet.-N y
COm|sereiaI AduertiSer. We thought her
name was louisa Norristoun HeroId
NJ, it is Flora D,y.-FishkM Standard. Il
appears to be S. CArOlina.--Y Yoaksr's Gaseits.
Or 1t may be MiSSiG Sippi.-F Fulton Hmes
All wrong; she Ia OR ,gon. --.Stoniay,Oa
MrrOr. Go away, all Of you; Allie Bama
is the old gal WespOrter. We always
thought IL might be Tennie C.-!NorrcaIk
GGzette. In the Maine you are all correct.
but the original Of the girl of the period is
Miss Ouri.- Hartford Times O!Hi! o!
What's going on herel You've all passed
bys"Miry Land, My Mary Lnnd - Balti.
more GaIstte. / o! Way o6 the track,
allof you. Her name ID Minnie Sola.-Co.
tumbus DhpdteA Oh, no she's the dark
eyed beauty, Hendricks iAvorite India
Anna Toledo Bee.
Oh ma hat hal hal hal You are
all wrong! It is little Della Ware.
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SHEsIFF' SALE.

Ann Nsa"wan' In Wood G.t,S,. s%u"'V' "@ o.
John Gephart, ct al. Comm N Pleas.
By virtue of an srier Of sale. ISSUED in the
above entitled cause, by the Clerk II the Court
II Comnnn Pleas, nf wn"l enuniv, Ohio, and
to me directed anil delivered, will "ff~r f''s
sale N pnbiie veniue, at the fr'nt do"r VI the
Court H"nse. in BhSling Green, m
IueSd SY, N Irch I3th, 1871,
Bstw cen 10 and II o'clnck A. n of said day,
the following described real estate, to-wii;
Commencing At stake ia center oi rad run
ming east AMI west at the southwest earner Oi
the south half uf the south half of the snutheas 81
quarter ~ the northeast quarter "f section four
teen l4l, town seven ~, range twelve, in the
Township hf Lake. County of WO''d aud State
Of Ohio. aud running east from said stake six
tee n( lSl rods, thence north twenty (20l rnds
thence west sixteen tl6l rr'ds thener north
twenty f20) rods "a the place II beginning, and
containing two acres ~ Land, with the apPu rte
na nees IA retO belonging.
Terms Of Sale, Cash. Appraised At $l20
ORRIN HENRY. Sheriff.
Pace 4 MAckISrosn, r tfs Au'ys.
February 8. 1871. 43eS9 20
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
a CARD.

To all who are suffering fr, m the errors Ind
inGiseretions of youth, nervuus weakness, ear
Iy decay, l0sa Of manhood &c. | will send a
recipe that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionary in south America. Send a self-ad-
dressed elope tn the Rev. JoSErH T. lSNAS,
Station d, BiGIt House, Ne,c York CITY.