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, 1877-05-11
SUMMONS.

In the District Court for the Third Judicial
District Of the Territory Of Washington
holding terms at Port Townsend, for the
counties Of Jefferson, Clalam, Island, What
GEORGE BARrHRoP and EMMA L. RAR-
THROP, his wife, Plaintifis. vs.. SELUCIUs GAR
FIELDE and SARAH 4. GARFIELDE, his WIFE
Defendants. fE - Z -
Action brought in the District Court Of
the Inird Judicial District Of the Territory Of
Washington, holding terms at Port Town
send fer the Counties Of JefferaOn, Clalam
Island, Whatcom and San Juan, and COM
the Clerks ofiiee Of said District Court.
To seluclus Garnelde and snrah Z. Gar.
neIde, defendants
In the name Of the United States OF Amer
lea, you and Zach Of you ale hereby required
TO appear In an action brought against you
BY the a0Oye-named plaintiffs in the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District al the
Territory Of Washington, holding terms nj
Port Townsend, in Jefferson County, for the
counties OF Jefferson, Clalaln, Island, VIII at
com and san Juan in said Territory, and n
answer the complaint filed therein with In
twenty days iexclusive of the day OF servicel
after the service on you Of this summons
served within this county; or, II served ont
Of this county, but within the Third Judicial
District, within thirty days; or, II served out
OF said District, then within sixty dAys-or
Judgment, oy default, viii be taken against
The said action is brought TO recover Of Won
Jointly and severally, a Judgment for SIf3, Win
legal interest from date, being the balance dine
from you 70 plain tins for the rent Of q certain
house and premises in Port Townsend, W. n.
from July ], 1874 to April ., 1871, and the costs
Of this action. Also, for Judgment that the
separate property OF defendant Sarah H. Car
neide, De charged with the payment OF such
Judgment. And you are hereby notified
tnat II you fail 10 appear and answer said com
paint as above required, the plaintiffs will an
piyto the Court for relief therein demanded
all OF which will more fully appear by refer,
ence 10 the complaint, true and Certified
copy OF which complaint is attached 10 and
accompanies this summons
Witne, the Hon. j. r LEwIs I,d,,.
Of said District Court, and the seai
SEAL Of sid Court, this 10th day Of April.
- = A D. 1871. u --E = = -
D, W. SMITH, Atty for Plaintiffs. 10
, 1877-05-11
Hornr.

Pitchers CastOria is complete substitute
for Castor Oil, and is as pleasant to take as
honey. 1t is particularly adapted to Teeth
ing and irritable children. 1t destroys worms,
assimilates the food, regulates the stomach,
and cures wind collie. Few remedies are as
efficaciOus for feverishness, Group, worms and
whoopingcough. Castoria is a scientific and
purely vegetable preparation. more effective
than Castor on, and neither gags nor gripes.
Prepared by Messrs.J. B. RosE q Co., 40 Dey
Street, New York, from the reeipe.of ssmu
Pitcher, n. D., OF Barnstable, klss. II
, 1877-05-11
One kind for the Human Family.
The Other Cor Horses and Animals.


These Liniments are simply the wonder of
the world. Their efFects are little less than
marvellous.
The white Liniment is for the human
family. 1t viii drive Rheumatism, sciatica
and Neuralgia from the system; cures Lum-
bago, Chillblains, Lockjaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most cutaneous eruptions; it extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, and the poison of
bites and stings Of venomous reptiles; it sub,
dues swellings, and alleviates pain Of every
kind. When sprains or bruises occur, it Is the
most potent remedy ever discovered TO heal
the injured parts. The Centaur Liniment is
used with great efficacy for sore throat, tooth
ache, caled breasts, earaehe and weak back.
The following is but a sample Of numerous
testimonials;
Indiana Home,Jefr. Co. Ind, Nav 9s. 1878.
Il think II my duty to inform you that
have suffered much with swollen feet and
cords. A few bottles of Centaur Liniment has
from these swelIings in eight years: NOW / am
perfectly well. The Liniment ought to be ap-
piled warm BENJAMIN BROWN
The proof is in the trial. 1t is reliable, it is
handy, it is cheap, and every family should
have the White Centaur Liniment.
The Yellow Centaur Imminent Is adapted
to the tough muscles, cords and fesh of horses
and animals. It has performed more wonder-
full cures, in three years, of spawn, strain,
wind-galls, scratches, sweeny, and general
lameness, than all other remedies in existence.
Read what the great expressmen say of it:
"New York. January, 1874.
Every owner Of horses should give the
Centaur Ltniment a trial. We consider IL the
best article ever used in our stables.
III. MARSH, Supt Adams Ex. Stables, n Y.
"E. lPULTZ, Supt. U (. s. Elk. Stables, n. Y
"ALB'T s. OLlN, Supt-Nat. .Ex. Stables, N. Y"
The best patrons Of this Liniment are Far
rers and Veterinary surgeans, who are con-
tinually using some liniment It heals gals,
wounds and poIi evil, removes swellings, and
is worth millions OF dollars annually to far
mers, hverymen, stock7growers, sheep-raisers
and those having horses or cattle.
What a farrler cannot do for so the Ceutaur
Liniment viii do at a trlfiing cost.
These Liniments are sold by all dealers
throughout the country. They are warranted
by the proprietors, and a bottle will be given
to any farrier or physician who desires to test
them.
Laboratory OF ]. B. Ross & Co.,
4s DIZZY ST., New York.
, 1877-05-11
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.

DR.. johnson was observed by a
musical friend of his to be extremely
inattentive at concert while cele
bratedfsolo player was running uPI
the divisions of notes upon his vio-
lin. His friend, to induce him to
take greater notice of what was 60
ing on, told him the performance was
very difficult. "Difieult," replied the
Doctor, 81 wish it werei impossible"
The field of operations in Asia
Minor to which hostilities have so far
been confined, covers Turkish Ar
menia, Kars, and the eastern prov
ince of Trebizond. Batoum, where
the first battle was fought, is situated
near the mouth of the Tcharuk river,
on the Black Sea, and from here the
line of advance extends 10 Alexan-
dropol, thence down to Mount Ara
rat, where it approaches Persian ter
ritory, and on to Lake Van and the
head waters of the Euphrat.
Garrick, going up to Hilborn,
when great mob was gathered to-
gether to see criminal pass to Ty-
burn, asked Mr.. Lockyer Davis what
was the name of the person going to
his fatal end, and what was his
crime /? Mr.. Davis told him his
name was Vowel, and his crime for
gerry. "Ah," said Gsrrick, edo you
know which of the Vowels it is, for
there are several of that name ?
However," continued he, ''it is GER
tain, and I am very glad of it, that 1t
is neither you (U) nor l."
1t was given by a Washington
Correspondent lately that the ad-
ministration will at no distant day
enter on the duty Of recognizing
the New York Custom-house. They
are only waiting till the vexatious
Southern question can be got out OF
the way. The President is credited
with an idea that Sbusiaess men"
should fill the collectorships, and
that there is not enough work done
in these offices for the number of
persons employed and the amount
they cost the government.
A stupid editor who never notices
the fashions tries to be smart and
says; "The sweetest thing in bonnets
is the lady's two-lips." Oh, ignor-
ance, not to know that in the pres,
snt style of wearing the bonnet it is
farther away from the lady's lips than
it is from her feet. Why, a quiet,
reserved woman wears her hat away
aft, like make-shift rudder; fash.
ionable woman builds aikind of plat
form out of her back hair and hangs
her bonnet on the rear end of it. and
real Stylish model hired girl car
ries a.pole over her shoulder with the
bat slung to the end of it.
The United States exported co.
100000 bushels of Indian corn to
Great Britain during the year 1876,
and the present indications are that
the exports will reach 80,000,000
bushels this year. The corn exports
are row as large as the wheat, and
have risen to their present proper
tions from less than 100000 bush
els in 1861. Given sufficient trans
portations and there is no limit to
our means of supply. The crop of
1876 was but little short of 1,300,-
100000 bushels, and it might be
doubled without a strain upon the
efforts Of the Western and Southern
, 1877-05-11
Copy OF Telegram received BY
SHERMAN & HYDE:

NEW YORK, Sept. 20, 1876.
Received the highest award for
sympathetic, pure and rich tone,
combined with greatest power, as
shown in the three styles-Grand,
Square, and Upright Pianos-which
show intelligence and solidity in
their construction, plant and easy
touch, which at the same time an
swer promptly to its requirements
together with excellence of work
manship.
A. wrDrH.
, 1877-04-08
FARMERS. MECHANICS

and ali people who appreciate the value Of keep
Ing memorandum of business transactions,
daily events, and items Of interest orimportarce,
for future reference, should call on their drug
gists and get DR.. Plerce'a memorandum-book
free. The Doctors Grand Inyalfd's Hotel, at
Buffalo, which costs, when finished, $500, 900,
will be opened early in June next, for the recep-
ton Of rattcnts afflicted with chronic diseases
and deformfties. twill afford the most perfect
facilities for the cure OF such affections, and its
Faculty OF physicians aud surgeons will embrace
graduates from both American and European
Medical Schools who have become distinguished
for their skill. The Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser, by DR.. r Y. Pierce, 4 work OF
over 300 large pages Illustrated by 2s3 engray-
ings, and elegantly bound in cloth and gpt. Is
sent to any address By the author on receipt Of
si.5o. Almost 100000 copies have already been
sold. =
s. A. Craig, Esq, druggist, Of. West Alexan-
der. Pa, says: ~ sell more of Dr.. Piercc's prep
arations than ali Others combined. They give
satisfaction In every case, and can checrfuuy
recommend them to the public"
, 1877-04-08
To the Editor Qf The Tribune.

~ WE EMl0S u INC lF1oHHt.
CHICAGO, April My attention has been
called to communication which appears In
your Issue this morning, :'Brayton OH uarper'
In regard to the s20,G03 that seems to worry
Mr.. B., only have to say that don't desire to
try the case through the press OF tue city, but
my position has been sustained BY the Circuit
Court Of Cook County aud the Supreme Court
of this State. In answer to the i,1suation, ~
had one transaction with him and know
that there is nothing honorable about
him." l insist on the gentleman tell
irs all he knows. l ain ready
and anxious that "day]i.ht - may be let III
upon all my acts, not onfl during nly residence
in this city, about eight years, but let the worst
be known during my residence III this Ssate,
about twenty-cigllt years. caIlh.4t how call to
mind who this MIR, =. is. I may know him, and
may have had some business with him. Let the
truth be known, 3'though the heavens fall.''
WILLIAM HAL lAKrER,
Residence 1850 Prairie avenue Busihcss Murine
building. Lake and LaSulle strects- Former
residence ElTaso, Woodfotd County.
, 1877-04-08
THE DRUNKARD.

Pray, who is this with slouching gait,
With do~ncast look and suilcn mien,
18th tattcred clothes anu fee, all bare!
Sure: sorriersic was never seen
asked this Of friend one day.
Mhent walking through the crowded street.
Ne met poor, half drunken man,
Whose Gesradatiou seemed complete,
Ny friend made answer: This Is one
Nho long has trod that dangerous path
Winch in the end leaIs down 10 dcath
And calls duwn Gods eternal wrath.
And get, when first this man knew.
- he was bright and happy boy
So noble, too, 60 kind and good
His fathers and his mothers JOY.
But drink, with ite attendant Ills,
Has bound him so in chains that he
Who started out with hopes 90 bright
Now needs our kludest sympathy.
He is but one like thousands more,
Who take ut first social Rlass,
And pride them On their strength of will.
TIL Satan has them In his grasp.
For soon there comes love for drink.
When appetite for more will crave,
80 that ut last, With all hope gone,
They dill loo oft dsunkardts grave.
But God forbid that We should chide.
I'ut rather lend helping hnnd,
That We bles~inY mnJ Tcceivc
Through having helped our 1elIow-mau.
CHICAGO March. 1877. ". G.
, 1877-04-08

F1ouR-Was active aud stronger. At N sdTsnoe t
aensad ra. 'o eha oas sn
WIN ~iute1. ~ as $50: soes brs spring exs 81 nsn'. es
20 e;s '9rss s*.ass; a
g: fsssss ss's% ~sst =. 'ss; s:!:' s@
s6 2s9s sO choice spring extraz Sg75a7 IS; uednn,
d. e. .; shipping satrs: = ss3::sss ssass
nepsnes paeps sSsy :. eonsn Rve nour uo 12.e
wheat do. -. oos7.:so.
were 10 tons at sls.25 per ton on track and s1a2a
1870 t.ee oo Dosta ar. sat.. saa mad. y, - 49,.
TIM frer m hoard csrs. AA'0 - ~ "1' IT. s''ass
ton On track Sale made Of 100 aris aas It *
wHEAT-was active and somewhat excited, .d7.a.-
Ing ~ e 19s closing Ms hs1ss thar The s
oa by x INIT
there 's PEI aus9es Ths receipt. .oasyh,
81 ss e; ss2sns fs
f
"a svsrsxe Of Il vas only e It oae tme Il m
a snsS % snfes xasa sy
sisa selis! jene seid + VI e!oaas.s ad
1ansed at si.s@i ss so.ss It s. Ok s1s1s 's's.
Fs5s 1eRSfa e . g d p g :Pt2E b s
reg1ar 800 bu rejected DO It s16s; ZOO bu by ss
AMSfso1n me so7a WnTaT-was Eat quiet and Strong. Sale,
sanRis ti9eE "a Do It sl
sa9sens 1 ,as
closing about c higher than the lowest prices Of Fl.
, 1877-04-08

tifu1 woman, had developed unusual literary
ability, aud become a contributor TO
the apostolic Times, the organ Of the Reformed
Church, published at Lexington. ~ some
the M had learned who tne %a Saa
never seen her, the two corresponded through:
out the ten years. She never wrote word OF
her personal attractions nor family, nor dtd ne q,
speak Of his good fortune; he had mind we'll
spondence was only that Of book-1ovng friends:
4 few weeks ago, however, the love she had
always bore him bore its fruit. He wrote her
proposing marriage, and soon followed his letter
to her Kentucky home, where he saw her Tor the
first time. Recently theY we're married. and
Miss Annie Berry, that was, will be surprised to
fnd on reaching Silver City, that her husband,
R. B. Metca1f, Is the greatest capitalist IN Ne"
Mexico
, 1877-04-08
4 SONG or LEAVES.

.sNothing but }caves!' The sentence grleyes
The car eit fails upon.
Wrong. darkest blot, with foulcst spot,
ssains Honors bright reuown.
.sSothing but 1caves.'' The world decciyes
The hearts fond trust;
And garlant. weaves whose With@1ing leaves
Fail quick to dust.
Something bur leaves. The heart bclicyes
Tie falsely charming tale. :
Till adverse winds the barVue careens
Beneath the 'wheihlinG aale.
o bcantcous leaves! Our fancy weaycs
Some web, fr4n morn to even.
Expects to wcar white robe there,
II haply reaching Heaycn.
withercd leaves! The heart bereayes
It's lack Of fruit;
E5eh barren ycar, in sackcloth drear,
Us best will suit,
Owastcd lcarcs! The ungarnesed aheayes
In every field abound;
E4rth's toileEs weed it, every seed
Planted In fruitful ground.
w7etchcd leaves! The world deceives
Us 1t ita will;
We all contenn the foolish sham,
Yet court It still.
" dangerous lc4fc8! no mtuQ C0nCelFea
The lowest deeps within,
Who Ger believes, and Christ receives,
Atonement dnls for Sin.
o grscious leaves! The soul receives
Freedom from anxious thought
Who Honor crnveM, mean censure braves
Finds life fuIl-fruugnt
o more than Leaves! Kind Heaven gives
To manhood right desire.
All worthy aim may surely claim
4 seat up higher,
unfading leavess When death reprieyes
The prisoned soul
True Faith believes its gathered sheayes
Will into Heaven roll.
CONSTANCE HREBERT
, 1877-04-08
He COOKING or ACCOUNTS BY LIPE-r'
COMPANIES.

l. COMPANIES.
! To the Editor Of The Tribune.
| CHICAGO, April 7.-Your correspondent ..'V.
In this mornings TRIBUNE, IL slightly incorrect l.
his explanation Of the method by which the Mutua
Life OF New York makes up its fictitious shown!
Of expenses. Their trickery is well and corrcct
explained IN the report of the Insurance Commis
sioncs Of Massachusetts for 1874, page 50, ETC..
It's the custom Of this Company (Mptual Lfc to adj
to the o1iegal premium received IL ths year not on
aee'fSa
Of dividends declared .he lst o. January matt:
pG,!ssS q wsh sts xsFs ia ls 70; !ess s1
a is @
ss ay e IL h1
ass kffSs;
tylse o,e;: w., When applled to ths purellase q
sados Il s a,n neey n1d % %sco1 M s9 1o y
reduced BY the full effect " add the tota Of AZ these
ai S IS "a
f9 % E! o TT + s a s1s soaa 5eatI c
fos me @ 9s e kGoway gsS e r.
ratios q would bs unfair to OTHER eopanie.
1sdaa We se'sa is a'oa
is thus seen how utterly unreliable, at least in
| some respects, are the financial exhibits made by
this Company, the ten principal officers Of which
receive animal salaries which average within $40
OF 6l2, 600 each.
In justice to other companies it should be stated
that the report Of the Insurance Commissioner OF
Massachusetts,, from which the foregoing extracts
are taken, shows that where the ratio Of expenses
Of the Mutual life is Ii 81 Per cent, the came ra-
tics, In the cascs Of the largest life companies Of
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Wis-
consin, are respectively TO- H. TO- 49, 0. OF, and
L. 05 per cent, and it would be quite unreasonable
to presumed that there has been any very remarka-
BILE change In the past two years.
''V.'' also repeats charge which Was openly made
time since By former officer OF this Com
pany, his signature, VIZ, that in one year
the officers appropriated to their own use as q
''bonus on the business of the Company" the sum
of S1S9 S22 OF in addition to their enormous sal
ariea, which sun, they covered up under the ac-
count Of dividends paid to policy holders or, as
Nv. has 1t, under the account Of taxes. The two
chief officers OF this Company receive for their Ser
vices the tuu. of $45, 600 per aunum.
This compensation is certainly sufficient for one
or the other Of these two gentlemen to make pnb-
lie reply to the statements OF the Massachusetts
Commissioner in respect to cooking their accounts
aud the reiterated charge Of their former ASSOCIATE
in regard to improperly taking S1S9, 900 besides
their salaTcs.
As poicyholder in this Company for many
years I very respectfully say to these gentlemen
that, in the present temper of the public mind,
tIe cannot longer aGosd to iguorc such charges 80
distinctly made, and further to assure them that IN
explanation or denial made be some irresponsible
subordinate will not now eatisfy anybody.
r. ". HALE.
GOLD AND GREENBACKs.
Gold was 1041: 1lO5 in grecnbacl,s.
tirecnbacks were 13s*sG&o51 cents .on tho dollar
In gold.
, 1877-04-08

while the brigade OF colored whitewashers
were standing around the Central Market YES
te.day, waiting for aiob. one OF them remarked ::
Dcre's dat man Stoker. He broke bis ann
last fall, got frowed ont Of his Job, didn't nav
his board all winter. and yet Ae went off YES
terday an got married. Dat seems to me little
ne wuss piece Of recklessness ever heerd Nv.
h.uaaef 6aIanef. II you was fixed up in dat
shape, would you go an eit married ~
less Keep your mouf shct right up.n re-
pned Inc philosopher. "Dat gurl was wort
s4,oo, an derc haint dc leastest chance for
arEeMeut.n u ~3 4ot
, 1877-04-08
Withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: 3, OH bu whent 25+ bu corn, 851
bu oats, J. 617 bu rye, l, 7S6 bn barley.

0U UaEs, UT 7o0 00
The following grain WAS inspected into store in
this city on Saturday morning; IL cars No. n ".
wheat, car No spring, cars No 8 do, S cars
rejected do t23 wheat}; 80 carr high-mixed corn,
2l cars new do, 10 cars new mixed. l48 cars No.
2 corn, IS cars rejected do, car no grade (254
coin); 2 car white oats, cars No. do, IL cars
rejected do rs oats); 2 cars No rye, cars re-
jected do; ] car No, !. barley, l car No. 8 do.
Total, 299 cars or 12I, COO bu. Inspected ont:
II, 4O7 bu wheat, l00 032 bu corn, s. 848 bu cats.
B14 bu rye. 10, $50 bu barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of breadstus and live stock at this point during
the past week, and for the corresponding weeks
ending aa dated:
, 1877-04-08
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Produce Markets Stronger Owing
to the News from Europe.
DreadstuHs On The Adranee.-A Good Shipping De.
mand Noted.-.Lake Ffeights 4etfre.
Weekly Movement OF Flour;
Grain, and Live Stock.


The was no change in business among the banks
The demand for accommodations came from about
the same sources and was Of the same extent as
has been already often described. The combined
applications from, commercial customers from the
Board Of Trade to carry stuff from the country for
rediscounts and from other sources was not
enough to absorb the loanable resources OF the
banks. These institutions were therefore prompt
to take advantage OF such good outside loans as
that offered by the City Comptroller.
Rates Of discount were SQD10 per cent at the
banks to regular customers; the street. the eame
nominal quotations arc made with few transactions.
New York exchange was sold between banks at
50D75c per 81. 600 premium
The cleariugs OF the banks for the week are re-
ported as follows by Manager D. r. Hale, OF the
China rin
, 1877-04-08

1TTJinia City (Nee.) Chronicle.
Last night, just after Blinkua and his Wife
we're snuglT stowcd away iu bed, Mrs. 3
thought she heard the front door slam.
''Hubbe, dear, do you hear that front doc,
siumnin's''
"No, dcarie, l locked it just before + wound
up the clock"
II didn't see you 60 out in the hall.''
*'Bnt did, loye.'
~ think you must be Mistaken
We'll know when I locked the door,
snow you shan't swear at me. That door il
open, and You know it. S'postn' tue burglars
get in and carry of al the silver. We'd he in q
nice fix"
They'd be worse off with the old plated
stun. Besides, who ever heard Of a burglary
" If you don't get up and lock that door I'll
rush out and scream Tor the police. I'll
my lite.''
/ Biinkus, somewhat alarmed at the threat
match. =,
"The matches are at the end Of the wash
stand, love"
Bltnkus paused at the place designated, and
broke soap-dish.
- neye. saw such an awkward man since 1
was born," quoth Mrs. B. from the bed, lust as
nc stumbled back over a spittoon and sat down
in it so forcibly that it was smashed into forty
pieces.
20 Lord!" calculated Mrs. B,
Sinkus next struck his toe against towel
rack, aud an oath dissolved itself in the dark
ness. Then he stepped On the baby,s rattle, aud
ran one OF the points into his foot half an inch.
Jumping aside he unset the centre-tabic, and
began to 1ounder out toward the hail.. His
door, & N''0
'Was it opena" querted voice from the
bed. ~A1 'A-
Nd
heard" e1se