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New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

Gen. Robert E. Lee was hold at white sulphur Springs,
Va, on Wednesday night It the most enjoyable
entertainment given at the Springs this Summer A
large number OF soldiers we're present the Matthews
Light Guard of West Virginia. the First Virginia n g.,
and the Norfolk City Guards Among the latest arrivals
were the following: Admiral Porter and wle, u "
Hampton OF South Carolina, and his Gen Joseph f.
Johnston and wife. and W ". Corcoran Of Washington:
There are now 200 at the Springs exclusive VI
the soldiers.
Giraffe and Grafa-s burlesque operetta founded on
the opera boue OF that name, brilliantly performed
by the Boars Head Amateur Theatrical Society OF amp-
ton, N H., on Monday evening last Tho parts OF Grand
duchess Jemma Smith and Grand Duke Charles smith,.
were especially well played and sung.
newspaper correspondent strolling among the dan
at ball at Of the Virginia mountain watering
places tins week heard the following amusing bits OF
versaton: Delightful affair." Mr.. Smith have you seen
the"-"snake killed on the mountain this afternoon
measured thirteen feet and - he does look splendid
always did in uniform; they say"-"po9r man
had two killed the railroad track yesie day
BY" Speaker Hanger, you know; he presided nj the
Convention last week and -" breaks carts niht ana
cii hex first season out and tnat
- nurse took the children out this mornln5 anu ou
item n"--"a charming tarletan oyersKrt, pnt shel a
hustle! big enough 10 =" mine coal near nere' don
they Tor the Richmond gaswOrks / wonder - WhU
Is that tali lr; the blonde one mean with herihaif III
oniief IS very good mere Coz peyt1n always Par tn
ncuat aOea, the quaiity OF ms bid yt % to ~
- allow me the pleasure of the 'xt dance -
Surf boats are stationed just beyond the breakers at
Cape May during bathing hours thus adding greatly 10
the securv OF the bahes These boats ought to be used
at great bathingplace and any cntepraing
bathghouss proprietor. who should station several oi
them before his place, would mud That he greatef saty
of DdtGmg would ~ tempting many more persons mo
tile sea, add greatly " ills profits.
Both the heavenly and earthly minded residents OF
Martha Vineyard enjoying the rarely good fishing
oil the Island al present.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
LABOR PARTY IN MARYLAND.

A CONVENTION TO ORGANIZE ONE IN THE WESTERN
PART OF THE STATE
CUMBERLAND, Nd, Ang. ia Convention
the worSingmcn's party Of Alegany County
was held here to-day delegations from all the city as
trcts and Ave OF remaining eleven districts were
present. After organizing, the Convention went iDte
secret session, excluding reporters In secret ses
sion a platform adopted calling upon all IN
favor OF lettering the condition OF the laDDring
10 Join IN tie labor party movement, advocating
tho Of all money by the General Government OPP
posing class legislation and unequal taxation, IaSornx
legislation making paper money equal In yaiue with
specie tariff 10 protect home industry, railroad law
making pro rata rates. sud Sunday laws. An executive
committee OF twenty-fOur appointed ana the Con-
vention adjourned subject TO tie call OF the Executive
(Ominitfpe.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
HUI rHOT,
L.. Irls pocheater hmm nnN AMreriiker lD1nl.

JIuless Mr.. Randall declares himself opposed
10 sbsdies Ae must. upon he sttcment5 OF is South
err friends whom allows to speak Tor ana represent
MIN be REGARDED and treated III favor OF them This ne
ng the case he ought not % receive one single vote ia
Democratic caucus ,eakc. The people O the United
ies have suffered all the robbery O lands and money
nm aid OF corpora and especially OF Pacinc railroads.
mat they VIII tauely submit 10. The man VINO would
orgze the next House OF Representatives. ana appoint
s standing committees III the interest of continuance
OF mi, m0nstrUus robbery lOr the Dcncbt O Texas
Pacrc OF any other railroad other corpOritloh de
serves political death rather than elevation to the
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
NEW-IURR SiyINGS BANFS.

REPORTS FHoM FOUR or TIE LARGEsr-iNcREAsEr
DEPOSITS IL sAN ISGs BANKS
ALBANY, Aug 1.-THE reports OF the New
York C.iJ sayngs Banks concluded with the ioul
given below representing the largest O the city nstu
lions. The comparative tabl, which accompanies them
Is well worth oAfonded study The most interesting
it that the number OF depOstors mas Increased
1000 since January. and the amount deposited han re
ceiyed the enormous increase OF $2,l5076i an inGi
cation of prudence, thrift and economy on the part oi
the industrial classes hardly to have been expected
during financial distress The cash kept on hand has
materially droIeasod and also the loans on SOCKS ano
bonds and mortgages while the purchase o. stocks aud
bonds subject to speculative nuctu.uOn mas Increased
nearly g6,JO0,OO0. The reports follows:
sEAHEN'5 BANK.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
sLNpAY SCHOOL coNyEXrIoN AcwEsLEY GROVE

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION Ar WESLEY GROVE.
MDDLETowN, n. Y. Aug. LITTLE Orange
County Sunday y-sch0ol Associations Convention closed
to-day, after four days session. at Wesley Grove, Ser
vices were conducted by Wm. f. sherwn. The attend
anee was TaIr and the meeting considered success.
ranperance convention VIII meet at the Grove next
tuesday and Wednesday. Tae annual camp meeting ot
the Nrwburg district will meet at the Grove and
continue days. Presiding Elder Hrrmince VIII
Ofclae. TweBy-iiys families already encamped on
z.Ound. The appointment OF preachers Tor thteo
services daily announced. includes eminent dyInes
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
Latest SBIP AEU y.
fFor other MiD ye,cs Se. S,renh Pdys.l
snDTWEn


Steamship Britannia (Br) Thompson. Liverpool Aug =.
Queenstown TO- with nde and passengers 70 h j.
COrtIs.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 1.-THE CHnari Line steamship Bohnis
Capt NcMicn, irom New York, Aug arrived here at D.
today.
PLYMOUTH Aug 1.-THE General Transatlantic CompanYs
steamship PefeIe Capt DauTe from NewlOrE, Auk = Tor
tiaVrc aliyrd of The Lzdrl at o'clock tonight
HAVANA Aug. 1.-THE sic imship Clyde, Capt Cr0we,
LONpON Aug l7Saed, Champion, Delaware; Anna Il.
Kianz Tor Phladep pha; Eyangelue, Capt Manson.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MOBILE Ala AuV. l7.-Arriyed. baris Carman. from Ha
ganl ana catalina, from CienluegOs -
F0TRRss MONROE, Aug. z. Arrived. bark kiesto. from
Richmond for Europe sailed, brig X A. Ri"oy IOm hch-
mond ior NewGOrk
frorn Pierre John Douglass Blank, from surnam Eliza
beth Mcffee McGoe Hc.mOni, Va; sophie 4. Hting
to9 JACKSON Fowler P0 n \. G.. James W Dewey.
CrOwel from Baltimore Waller Baker Rax er, from Balii
more Charles Lawrence CloytOn from Philadelphia, w o.
Dearb0n. Scul Phi, depia Cleared steamship lssr
thia McKay Liverpool; Monte 81 Angelo Msiste
lone Falmouth Cork for orders Mabel is!et FOR C'ps
TOen and sydney " W; schr Jacob NJ. Bas<el robbins.
for Charleston. - - ..
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bark Mario (span) AbI Mantanzas which arrived
the 18Th, Is consigned To r. pug
QUEBEC Aug. The repairs on the steamships Rehwater
ElphurstOne Will be cOnpcet by Tuesday next WHOM
they viii proceed o Montreal - load with grain
The ship lii SOulard has been attached by the Deputy
Marshal Admiralty Court at the suit OF the
steamship H0ssend Castle ior 300 damages, oo-
casOned 10y "A cDilsiOn.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

buried with military honors at 10 A. NJ The officers and
their faniiies and tue Battalion O Cadets followed tne
remains to the grave Cadet Northrup was accdentay
drowned last Saturday while batniDg, aud every
effort was made to tine body but without
avail, until IL 10 the surface IL was too much
decOmposed 10 admit delay the funeral His family
Informed o, the accident by telegraph and oy mail
last Saturday bal they reside. not railroad nor
al telc aTh stat On, nong has been received rrOIn
them. His fathers pd1ress A. KalamO Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
nIsCoyERY OLE A PLANET.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 17.-Prof James C..
Watson OF the Michigan University Observatory at Ann
Arbor discovered the night OF August 8, In the con
stei.atIon Capricorn planet hitherto unknown. On ac
count Of smoky and cloudy weather he did not succeed
in observing accurately until last night IL Is In
rg ascension twenty hours aud fourteen minntes
and in dccinatiOn fifteen degrees aud forty seven
Ioinues south 10 shines like star OF the tenth magn
fude and ia mo wing West and North
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
MARRIED..
AH Notices Of Marriages masl os iRdorssd wih flH
name and address.

Wednesday Aug. !, at St Panrs
church Ham smith, London. England BY the Rev Her
Wa William courtney TO Mare Louise wssow ot
the late George Gage OF MOTrI5town, n. j.
FLORIDA papers please copy.
ENMET-EDGAR-At LOngwo2d. near Boston. 18th inst,
by the Rey George j. Prescott John p. Emnet Of New
Rochelle y CJTneIa Leroy daughter % the lato
Herman Leroy cigar OF NewYOrk
oIIPHA ANT-JENNINGS-A New. London, Conn, Aug 10,
b. Rev o. L.. Daggett d. d. Rev Charles H. Oiphsnt Ot
Orauge Mss e., daag ghter Of T.. B. JonnAgs,
esq. Of New London.
PHELPs-wELLSn Goshen, Conn, Aug. 10. a. the rest
dence Moses Lyman by Rey. GOuV. NJ Wlikas. REV Ia
Phelps OnOeO, Fia, 10 Mary Lyman Wels OF Goshen.
Conn.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
ANXIOUS ABOUT GARFIELD.

"Gep. Garfield has won the eumity of the
silver dollar alatOrs in Olo by bis succosai efforts 10
ero can probably stand Tne people are on ms SIDE,
and nave helped hial 10 win one hSht already
GARFIELD N Ohio this question: HIS services at Cieye-
l~d yeYe soy in screwng into Tie silver resolution IA
n"rr Lssis wich admits OF an Interpretation pleasing
~ the Gold Bulls. Just far rs tat IS insisted upon II
is oae4L II Cen. Garfield wishes 10 be iGentited with
III cheat so much lho better iOr his opponents.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
FAMILY JARS.

delegate to the Maine Democratic Con-
yeuiiDa m visited ti~ city SINE the PJ tind inoeunS
and belonging to the EmOry-TdDot wing OF the parry,
wnlc was oui- generated. nc was not IN nappy frame
OF uuud politically speaAng In the cYenii- alter lnc
Convention, there angry dispute between prom
ipeut lie dai the wings, wlrh came near endlng
i'm novs The friends OF bir. Talbot claim That theJ
wers cncated III the baotine ana other proceedings
the delegate n question says that he saw champion o.
Mr. Utms pu IN handial 0f votes on the first ballot
and that Talbot Supporter mmeGlaciy addcd nan
ful t. make ths tni:g as nearly cdGI a. pCsSiDe IN
fart the Marty whetlOr3cs went nome III a stale oI
mmd tHat bodies good ior The yote On the lOth Of
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

rpr CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL BANKS
The following is an abstract of reports made
,o the Comptroller Of tne Currency, showing the
,ir NJ the National Banks in the United States at
tne close of business on Friday, June 20, 1877
Pg.Ouyces.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
AN AWFUL suGGEsTION.


Wouldn't il rock the foundations OF New-Lng-
land and bring the world to sudden ana utImcly on u
me rrces pers0n should have tine audacIiy to Walk
M TO Charles Francis Adams extend MS hand aud say,
"'HCw are you. Charley old boz i-shdke.' Don't the
idea make tie air feel chilly
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
MOBILE Al

During tho long French war two old ladies in
Sianracr Nora RUin. TO tn kirG The SAID to tao
other IL lt no a wonderful thing that the BreetSsl
ayo victorious title H Na," said the other, for
Ken they aye say their prayers aiore the cchtn begins
The Otncr replied nt the French their prayers
as vce!', ihe roctish" " IOOtl" said other jab
berin lies; wha could understand them -
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

rniss.oners have advised him, however 70 walt unti s
chsrges come IN direct form Meanwhile, C0tter ~ ao-
sent from the city, and has delayed making regular ae
eafODs.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Aug. 1s-l a. m-There was n con-
tnnous Ilse Of airpressure during yesterdays fair
weather. with little change at the close In temperature or
amount OF moisture In tue air.
For this city and vicinity generally fair weather may
he expected for days, with gradually increasing
warmth aud occasional cOudness. possibly threatening
"a shower tO-inOrI.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

CADET DROWNED WHILE BATHING
Tho body VI Cadet Hubert o. Northrrp. OF the Third
class. at the Military Academy was found early yeser
aay morning In the river opposite West Point. and was
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

other cities In proportion and the schedule is hailed here
with Qualifications A small concession OF shilling or
two IL upon the through rates bv way OF Bauo'o
and PhladelphR. but that was 70 De eXpecteu
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
.MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For fbe Middle Atlantic States and New
Fnol,nd northeast 20 southeast WINDS. stationary or
fe,ucfature aud pressure. partly cloudy or ciear
weather and occasional llgnt local Idlns'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
Special Notices.
A Fine Thing tor the Teeth.

Fragrant sOZODONr is composition oi the purest ani
choicest ingredients Of the Oriental vegetable kingdom
Every ingredient is we known 10 have benencal e'ct
and gums rs embalmaS or ants.p properly or
makes IL toilet la1uy SOIODONI
moves an r
bad tseh entirely from the Injurious and scrid
properles pasies POWDERS which destroy tho
enamel. bottle lasts months
heep sells the best cheapest SHIRTS world
also ,OLLAS elegant styles best quality, ~ 30 dOz
sir for 7Jc 623 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The dAgran baromeroAl yariai In tn cy BY o
lines give dvigus u time m thf y h9a
mi white line represents the OSCILLATIONS
1 elarcn dining tAOse houra.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
BOWERY SAYINGS BANK
EII IAPTII INIION.

C,onaratye table show ng the condition Of the Saw
u.,s Banks of Now-York City in aggregate. JAM and
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18


Post-Om Notice. Tho Oregn mails or the enung
SATURDAY. August H. 1871. viii close Al TINS Onco
TUESDAY at a. ~, EaTOpe by steamship Wyoming
Queenstown; on WEDNESDAY. at a. NJ. for Europe by
Abyssuia correspondence tor
France forwarded by this must be specially
addresse a. France direct steamship
da, Hayre; THURSDAY, al ~ m. Tor Europe by
steamship Hainmonia via Plymouth Chcrb0arg and Ham
burg SATU kDAl. at 10 Tor Europe oy steamship
.iariatic, Queenstown correspondence Tor Germany
Scotland North ot ireland 10 De forwarded by tots
be specially Addressed and al 10 tor scotland
North OF Ireland BY steamship California MOyie aud
glasgow at 1880 for EUROPE by steamship NecSar
via southampton aud Bremen. Tho steamships Wyoming
Aby ssins and Adate do not take mails or Denmark
Norway. The mails Tor Kingston, ia. leave New.
August L. The mails Tor the West naos, via Havana
Thomas and Burmuda and ST. Thomas leave New York
August 30 The mails for China and japan will
August 2 The mails Tor Australia etc. will
Francisco, September II -
Now-YOrk. August 1. 1871 T. L. JAMES. Postmaster.
The New-York Library.
No. s-THE HEADLEss HoRsEMAN. BY Capt
Nayne Reid Double number. Complete........... 200.
No 9-HANDY ANDY Samuel Lovers great Irish
tale Single number Complete. l0c.
For by all newsdoacr sent postage paid. receps
OF price By
FRANK STARR Co, Publlshers
al PlAttst, New.Yofk
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
Patents, Trademarks. &C.,

secured In the United STATES and isTein countries by
ARTHUR V. BRIESES > PAT ENr AGENCY,
2Js Broadway, NsS-iOfk.
Past references Send fOr book OF instruction.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

open accounts -Jan.--..-.------..-----.-- fg9gS2
Open accounts uly.--.''''''-----.--.-- foo'oof
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

Steamship Britannia CBr.) Thompson Liverpool, Aug. Z
and Queenstown Aug 10 with and passengers 10 X
COTtIs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-13

~ Advertisers residing in the Eastern United states
for their cards by enclosing Greenbacs United States
Postage Stamps for such they wish and their
cards will be inserted above table, for the time paid for
nT Business Cards, when PREPAID YRAR
allowed discount from these rates. which for transient
advertisements when paid or charged quarterly.
Single copies Of the ADyERTIsKR Ten Cents when charged
Fifteen Cents by the dozen, One Dollar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-13
The Sewers.

Inc Sewers.
Ten thousand sewers through the land
Pass'd needless their way
Ten thousand seeds in every hand
Ofevery sort had they.
They cast seed here, they seed there,
They cast seed every where
The land a forest straightway grew,
With plants Of every kind
And kindly fruits, and poisonous too,
In that wood could you find
For trees grew here, and trees grew there
And trees grew every where.
Anon, many year went by,
Those sewers came once more,
And wandered meath the leafhid sky,
And wondered at the store,
For fruit hung here and fruit hung there,
And fruit hung everywhere.
Then pIucked they many a berry bright,
None could their right deny
And some their long delight
And some ate but to die
While pIucked here and some piucked there,
And some plucked everywhere.
Nor knew they in that tangled wood
The trees that were their own
But as they plucked as each one should,
Each plucked what he had sown
30 DO men here SO do men there,
20 DO men everywhere. -TfnsLey's Magazine.
, 1877-12-08

"d ut their storm of ridiculc and abuse.
Strange u Nny, most ot the leading sci
"ntlsiS. who have carefully studied its
principles, and the facts on which it is
rounded, have adopted it with the kind
red doctrines OF development and evOu.
t0n MS invaluable aids in the study OF
mature.
After having spent the last twelve
years in demonstrating the hl>ity of
Dlrwinsm ahd the doctrine OF Evolution
rs opposed to their systems of religion,
their leaders nnw are busy, dcvislng
some fresh scheme of reconciliation he .
tween Their theology and the "DarwiniAn
Thrniy.' How well are they entitled by
their actions to say nine icuths ot .hc
new discoveries of science are but theories
when they are kept so busy rcadiusting
their theology, that they have scarSe time
to know aught of the real facts of science.
Now methinks, we hear them say: Oh
shades OF Darwin, Spencer, TyndaIl,
Huxley and Lyell, and all the rest OF
your band of sacrilegious inovaters, who
have led us such weary uce in trying
TO keep up with your ever advancing
positions; oh stop. Oh stay! Let us
see what is asccrtaincd what is established
Don't. Pray don't 60 any father in
that direction Stop now. We will
seal all you have done with the stamp of
orthodoxy, if you will not 60 any farther,
or make us change our much eng0geable
positions again! At least the above is
no carricuturc, could men Of science ask
more in the way of an admission Of who
the the thcorzrrs really are I
, 1877-12-08
NeW advertisements.
Notice Of Silcriii's snlc Of Egenl
ESTATE.
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.


Default has been made in the payment of
the sum of S?lO9,35 Judgement and an attor-
neys fee, which is claimed to be due at the
date oft Is notice on certain Mortgage hear.
ing date of November 18th, 1916. executed by
Morris ii. Frost and Jacob ID, Fowler Of Sno
homish County, W. T. to Crawford aud IIar.
ringtOn and Scllawb bachcr Bros. ,Sco Of King
County Washington Territory, and recorded
IN Book No. 2of Mortgages ut pages No. 1863
SGD and $40, In the Auditors office OF Sno.
homish County on the ID day of July, 1877.
Nwo, therefore, notice is hereby given that
In pursuance Of n decree Of foreclosure and
order of sale issued out of the District Court
of Snohomsh County, and of the statutes in
such case made Und provided, the premises
covered and described in said mortgage, to
wit: VIZ Of NEl4 and lots and 5, Nw4
of SEA, Ejl of SEif of section number 4,
Tosnship No. 2s n RE. NE4 of NEA
Section No9, WI of NV y Section No 10,
Lot No l Section No B Township No 20 n r
Il. Lot No. Section No IS township % n
4E. Lot No Sand SW 4 of Sc x ofsec.
tion No l3, NE 4 of Section No "a in Towns
ship No "a N.R+E. VIZ and NWl4 of See.
No 3, Ell OF NEli of Section No Township
Nos \ Il f. Lot Section No 81 Town.
ship No % N X 4E, SW14 and VIZ ofNWIl
of Section No ~ Township 20 n r East
containing in all 1901 acrcs, all In Snohomish
County, Washington Territory, will be sold
at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, gold coin of the United States, in Sno.
homiSh City (at the court house door in said
county of Snohomlsh on the Sd day Of Jan.
A. d, 1878, between the hours of 10 A. NJ.
and 1 =. NJ.
Dated at Snohomish City this Sd day of
December 1877.
BENZ, STRETCH,
Sheriff Of Snoliomish Co.
by VM WHITFIELD, Deputy
McNAuGnT " LEARY, Atty's for Plaintiff.
Snohomish City, Oct 1, 1877. II l0U4w
, 1877-12-08

Diphtheria has been very bud tor some
time ast down the river. Those sick at
Lowell are now recovering, but MIR.
Hulbvrt's family are suffering from this
dread disease, which so frequently baf-
fles the skill of the physician. Their
youngest daughter IS scarse expected to
live.
, 1877-12-08
AGRICULTURAL, LUMBERING,
Logging and Fishing Interests
OF THE SOUND.

no pains or expense viii he spared in
studying up these interests fully, and
furnishing accurate information thereon.
Another leading feature of the STAR
will be the furnishing of as great an
amount of scientific matter as possible,
and especially in publishing original
representative articles furnishing scien-
titic intelligence relating to the north
west. The design of the publishers of
the STAR being to make it, as soon as
the support will be sufficient for a
specialist journal of that kind, the rep.
resentative
, 1877-12-08

FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

Default having been made in the sum
of $j33.G0 Judgment and costs, which is
claimed tU be due at the date oil this no.
ticr, ON u certain mortgage bearing date
of March 9th A. d. 1915, executed by
Lewis p. Smith OF Snohomish County.
w. T., to Joseph PMsket OF same place,
and recorded in the Auditors office OF
SnOhomi>h County, in Book No Q of
Mortgages, on pages No. 1877 and 1888 on
the 10Th day Of March A. u. 1875.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that in pursuance of a decree OF fore
closure and order of sale issued out of
the District Court of Snohumish County.
and ui the statute in such case made and
provided the premises covered and de-
scribed in said mortgage to wit All
that portion OF the Southeast quarter of
the Southeast quarter of Section number
Eighteen, lying and being on the West
side of Pill Chuck Creek also lots num-
Der Ten, Eleven and Twelve, in Section
number Nineteen in Township number
Twenty eight, North of Range Six East,
Willamette Meridian, containing ninety
five acres, more or less, and situate in
Snohomlsh County, will be sold (or as
much thereof as will satisfy said judg-
ment, costs and accruing COSTS at pub
lie auction 10 TIE highest bidder, for
gold coin Of the United States, in Sno-
homish City, at the Court House Door,
in said county OF Snohomish on the
3l dav of January A. ID 1919 hatunan
, 1877-12-08

PRorER.-We understand that the
Hon. E. C. Ferguson has rendered to
Clayton II. Packard, son of NJ W Packard
Of this place, the University Scholarship
at his disposal, and that Clate will accept
and commence his studies at the Univers-
ity next week. We await to hear who
Mr.. Iverson will appoint. No better ap-
pointment could have been msds by hr.
+. nor one more likely to reflect credit on
himself and the county.
, 1877-12-08
Liberal Upon Religious Topics.

Yet not aiming to make war upon any
mans opinions, but giving every repre- =
sentative person chance to place their
opinions upon record in its columns,
whether they agree with those of the
publishers or nor, rs long as the proper
bounds of courtesy are preserved, Thus
fnr, while atfordng the fullest opportu-
nifty for investigation upon all topics, it
has not been found necessary to take sides
editorially in any religious discussions.
This course will be persued The lead
ing feature of the paper editorially will
be in furnishing, as heretofore,