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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-25

NnouBoRuooD News. Jimmy Nc
Conville, Of steubenville, NJ. G. (member
Of COuncil) has turned out an obstreper-
Gus Republican, and Conn threatens him
with party discipline.
When a suitable boat is procured it will
be placed in the SIeubenvilIe and Wheel.
ing trade, under command Of Captain
0'Neal.
There will be horse iair at Fairyiew,
Harrison county, Ohio, Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. 81 and Nov, |. Premiums
500.
Eastern Ohio fruit growers arc pouring
a liberal supply Of apples into the laps Of
the steubenyille 'grocers at good round
prices.
Mr.. Thomas Hall bought the furniture,
&c., OF the Valentine House, at sherifT's
sale yesterday for sl,75l, and will open
the house for business at once. Mr.. Hall
has had some experience, having at one
time kept the Fulton House. He knows
how to run hotel and will make pop.
ulHr landlords Washington [ Fa) Reporter.
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BELLAIRE LocA1s.-0ur City Council
met last Tuesday evening. The special
committee on opening Belmont street
across the track Of tho Z. & o. Railroad
Company, reported u letter and a profile
map made by T. j. Frazier, Engineer Of
the D, so. Railroad Com pany. The letter
Of Mr.. Frazier gave Ss,l47 as an approx
innate OF the cost Of bridging over the
tracks, and $500 as an approximate
estimate OF tunneling under their tracks,
and the committee recommended that the
street be crossed at grade; that bridging
or tunneling was impractcable; that the
street, north OF the railroad tracks, be
graded down, commencing near the
crossing Of Slst street, and using the dirt
taken out in grading 10 make the fill re.
quired on the south or lower side Of the
tracks, and that measures be taken at
once 10 open said street.
Il was therefore moved and carried that
the report DO received and the City Solic.
itor ordered to take preliminary steps for
the opening OF Belmont street over the
tracks Of the B. so. Railroad Company.
Accumulation from Messrs. Watson,
I.ancier & Co, Bankers at New York city,
was received and read, In which It was
stated that they found Il impracticable
to negotiate our 9 per cent water works
bonds, but recommend that new bonds
bearing z per cent interest DO issued.
Passed.
The Board Of Education met last even.
Ing and after passing n bill TO purchase a
new carpet for the Superintendent sane.
tnm, again adjourned without taking up
the question in regard % the German
school. AZ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-25
I'VE GENUINE TuTTs PILLs

TIE GENUINE TUTTS PILLS
exert peculiar influence on tho system. Their
eel!ea i prompt, aud their goOd effects nru felt In
Liver has demonstrated that 1t exeris rrpSirr n
AueucC Oyer tho system than any other uTrln Of The
body, and when dSoSed tho entire organiSnl q de-
ranged. II q specially for the healing Of his Vital
orHln that have spent 30 many yeSrs Of toll, and
having found the remedy, which has proved The
% deprived Of SIS benefits and vic Imitation
imposed upon thfm5
LIT INK HONEST PEOPLE or ANHRicA SKI 10
Y THAT fliEX ARH NOT DRRRAuDRp, seTutlniEe
the atel closely, eco that Il beGrl all thu mafls
above mentioned, and buy the medicine only from
Respectable dsalGn. II eln b found everywhere.
Vefy respectfully,
o,s w. u. TUT.
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TNRusrEEs SALE.
From ss,oue to $4,000 Of Valuable Pr.
Sunal Property Offered d Pabilc W.
Auction.

Under and By virtue Of certain pssd n, r..
executed BY Ferdinand Schubert 10 M r LIN
EEnedsAs Trustee, dated October Oh. is7i lug ~
recorded In the Clerks ofice Of the Count ~. a
o. Ohio county, ". Va, In deed Of trust III Nv NJ
u, pages SSS'l's,I wilton '''A 40
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By virtue Of Deed Of Tru,l made BY J,r.,
Cunningham, Sen, and Mary CunningkaH. m
WIFE, 70 me - Trustee, dated September am, lis
recorded in Decd Of Trust Boof No. ., pSSs HI n
the land records Of Ohio county, West Vlrini,' u
Will sell at tho front door Of the Court HopS n
aid county, on
sATURDAY. NOVEMBER s. ISL
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. N, the cas-, Quntt.r Of
lot No. %, in Chapllno and EofNS addition ia M
city Of Whetling, Ohio county, State Of Wet VII.
ginia, haid quarter lot being situated on he porth.
Eeat corner Of Twcnty.ioufth street and ihe Iliey
between Main and Market streets and plfrlltl
thereto, fronting on TWenty.fourth street thIrtT
feet sig Inches and extending lack Slxty-lIf nj.
description Of the same. "''''
Title 10 believed 10 DO good, but viii conner
only The title vested In me by laId deed Of tF,St
IRRhs OF sALE-0ne-thlrd or more cab In bnnd
The balance In two equal installmentS al liz Ipd
Twelve months, negotiable notes bearing ntfrt,t 10
20 given and the title to 10 retained unIll paynInt
In full.
W. J. W. CowDEN, Trustee.
J. G. HERvEY, Auetloneer. spii
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Travellers GUIDE.


tDaily EXCEPT SUNDAY -Ncwark Accoinmodat ion.
tSteubenTllle odatlon.-Thil train dur.
int the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellaiTp, stopping when requi-
nd at sherman HouEc, RtnaTtle, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-25

TIE. DaIdy, the jswelcr, offers fine
safe for sale lnewl very cheap for cash;
manufactured By Halls Safe and Lock
Company. mo. u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IA CAR,D

"a C-ARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
discrttlons Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, lossof manhood, SC, i will send you receipt
that will CR1c you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great .cncdg-waI discovered by missionary in
South America. Send sell-addrcSel envelope to
tho REv. JosErn T. iSMAN Station D, Bib,e Rouue,
Eer lort CITY. btpls-cod&v
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AN OPEN LETTER
TOTHE PUBLIC.

Nav YorR, October ist. 1871
have devoted twenty yeari Of patient study 10
the Liver aud lis relations 70 the human body, In
teartl q Temtdy which would restore ii, when
dlseSsed, 10 It, normal condition. Tho TC,uit Of
til i lAi0r hiss been the production Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-25

DpToNAc HERRING. Is Hall prreli No.
assI .! GEi SIX 81 isSs "a i'm M.In s..
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TUTT'S LIVER PILLS,
TO CAUTION The PURLIC.

Tarir p;pllarity has become % extended and the
demand so great ~ TO Induce interruptions pIrIIel
10 counterfeit them, thereby RoBBIHu NIX Of The No.
ward, and tina Afflicted If their YIFtupS
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Reserved Seats 81 90. Other Iriees as usual.
stcure seais ut The Opera House lIox Once,
now epen. nrah
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BLACK CAsHMEREs.

We ontr Big Drive In cashmges, mailing them
tpeeialty, selling them IS per ont cheaper than
the usual price. Hegant al Wool CashnoFc Al toci
other a low a %, ", 6ec.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

J.C. HEnyrY. AnclIonce,II
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-30
Freeport.

We ana many Improvements .. this
milling town. A new addition 10 the
lumber wharf, giving room fer two
more vessels extra 70 load, and for
steamers 20 wood Mp. 4 new ship is
JUS; completed
Capt; Marshall Informs us tha. they
cut on an average (l2 hours so II
iect, and have cut as high ~ 60 n. 10
the same length Of time The gang
circular or scantIing machine works 10
= charm, and We noticed in the .ho,:
space Of ten minutes, two planks four
inches thick. run through. making If
teen pieces AKA, 40 feet long, They were
showed down TO 4 plaucr and dressed
fnr deck plank. They have all order for
quite quantity Of the sams kind. TO
be shipped on the barkentine Ella.
which is now due. Mr.. l. Parker, the
maclIinest has reti,,ed the old engine
that was il the Port Orchard
mill when il burned down and
laid Oh Stone 4 Burnetts wharf
80 long condemued. so that il is now
doing big work and it is said to be one
ofthe smoothest running engines on the
Sound.
The county road to Alki Point is
about finished. The grade up the hill
from Freeport is rather steep This
road has long been needed and when
IT is in good condition for teams. will
he much used by escursi6nists visiting
Alki Point. UBIoUIToUa
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Tuesday, January 80. 1877.

A NEW OCTLET-We learn srom one
Of the farmers OF Green river. who
came down here yesterday. that the set
tiers in that section propose to cut a
road through from that place to White
river, and that they will have the road
turnpiked and placed in good condition
carly NEXT summer The farmers On
Green river and the upper White river.
he says. anticipate the speedy building
up Of thriving little town At the Puy-
allup coal mines. and expect tbeIe to
find . market FOR most Of their produce:
to secure direct communication with that
place, and with the Tacoma railroad il
their object il constructing the pro-
posed wagon road According 70 his
theory most OF the trade from the up
per White river. from Green river and
the country adjacent, will soon End lis
way to Tacoma by reason Of the expe-
citious means OF transportation placed
within reach Of the settlers there BY
the railroad. He says tina, the farmers
OF that section have no ,neans Of reach
ing SEATTLE during most Of the year
over land. They come here and pur-
chase their goods and hen ship them
up to the terminus of the steamboat
route, from which place they have to
take them home by private convey
snces. If there were . good wagon
rosd over which the farmers Of that
district could transport the lighter por-
ton Of their produce and merchandise
to and from this city. he says It would
benefit them much, and be an ad-
vantage TO Us. But the farmers sher.
have almost given up the hope of such
= road being secured Onr informant
came down with bis team. and reports
the road in a tolerabiy fair condition
an.il he reached the head Of the Bay.
but from that point down to Main
Street the road is literal mire
through which the horses waded
more than knee deep in the mud. and
several times were actually mired And
the worst feature Of this is the most
impossible portion Of this beach road
is actually within the city limits. We
cannot. however. attribute this to real
negligence or disinterestedness on the
part Of our citizens; for they have &C
tually contributed literally toward the
Improvement Of this wretched piece Of
road, aud there has been money enough
thrown away on its improvement, had it
been expended wisely. TO secure one of
the finest pieces Of road in the Territory,
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Remember This.


Now is the time of the year for Pneu.
monia, Lung Fever. Coughs, Colds. and
fatal results Of preiisposi,ion to Con-
sumption ard other Throa: aud Lung
Disease BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRrr
has been used in this nei shborhood fol
The past two ar ;h:ee years without a
single failure Ia cure II YOU have not
used this medicine yourself, 60 To Jour
Druggist ...........-... .......-.
aud ask him Of Its ~oaiertul success
among his customers Three doses will
relieve the wors, case. II YOU have nc
faith in my medicine just buy Sample
BOTTLE If BoscHgg's GERMAN SYRUP
for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
bottle IS cents. Don. neglect cough
fo save - cents.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-30
District Court.

The following business WAS transacted
in the District Court during yesterday
Charles F. WiEsor e. q. A. Morrill,
ct ain squity-motion for JUDGMENT
on the pleadings dismissed, and defend
ants excepted.
Sarah A. Kellogg rs Agnes II. Col
msn--in debt leave granted TO an
swer till Thursdsy next.
j. Drugs Is c. G. True and o. Ja-
cobs-in debt-jury trial and verdict
for defendants.
J. n Colman Is g. Kellogg E. al
leave granted TO answer till Friday
next
Territory of Washington rs Robert
q. Folier-indicted for grand larceny
plea of rot guilty entered and trisl set
for to-day.
Territory Of Washington 20 +. A.
Dyer-iodicted for keeping . public
nuisance arrsigned. plead not
guilty and trial set for to-day.
Territory Of Washington - P. Thorn
indicted for exhibiting . deadly
weapon-arraigued and plead mot guilty.
VIM. II. Bryant % City Of Seattle
trsspass on the case-new on trial.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-30

STILL IN THE Captain
Thompson. Of the schooner Courser,
reported q fleet of twenty-five vessels
in the Straits. and so far everything
seems TO have conspired to keep them
there. First, . south east wind barred
them out from the Sound. and
then dead calm psraly zed
their efforts to sail INTO port,
Many Of them have been detained over
ten days in the Straits aud have no bet
tor prospects reaching port now by sail
than then Had there been the usual
number Of tugs in service. most OF
these vessels would have been in port
before this but at present. it is quite
impossible to secure the service of y
tug. ss nearly oil our tug beats are
hauled up for repairs. On the other
hand, most of them would prefer to
wait few days longer. il they thought
it were possible for them TO reach port
by that time without the aid If n tug,
rs the rates IT charter are 90 low ut
present that they feel compelled to
economic. One of the ships due at
this port was hailed by tug near Cape
Flattery some ten days ago and offered
tow To Seattle for $500; but for the
reason stated above the Captain prefer
red rather To take his chances Of reach
ing port by sail than parting with three
hundred dollars. The result 10, the
ship has been drifting about the Straits
ever since. and the captain wonld have
been more than $500 in pocket had he
accepted the offer But no did what he
thought was for the best interest Of the
ship at the time, and because his refu-
sil resulted otherwise is no reflection
OH his good judgment.
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A Vindication.
FREEPoRT, Jan. 20, 1877

FREEPoRT. Jan. 20. 1877
Ed. ISTELLIGENCER-I notice in to.
days issue of your paper An item re-
fecting very severely upon the man
who was up here collecting subscrip-
tions for the removal Of the Sksgit
jam. The person referred to. suppose.
is W. b. Moore. have known that
gentleman for a long time. and cannot
believe that there can be . particle of
foundation for such report The pains
that he took while here to let every one
know just how much he did received is
some evidence that he never wished to
avail himself OF any Of the proceeds.
His social standing aud pecunisry inter.
est both would render such . course
highly impolitic. hope that judg.
ment may At least 10 suspended until
his own version can be obtained or pos
tive proof given Of his moral turpi-
tude E. n. BRowNELL.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-30

LEI The locomotive and flat ears and
the crew Of men employed on the rail-
road went up the track yesterday to
surface up above the bead of the bay
This is oil that remains 10 be- done now
besides making the connection The
car builders are driving their work
ahead AS fast as possible. 4 number
Of coal cars are completed, and part Of
the frame for the first passenger car
WAS put up yesterday.
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- We learn from q gentleman
down from Tacoma that Smiths new
saw mill at that place is now in opera
ton. and is saving out lumber for the
railroad ut a rapid rate. lie states that
the people theirs arr jubilant over the
prospects Of an extensive shipyari be-
ing established there soon. No direct
reformation has as yet taken place in
business there; but the people general
ly. like Mark Twain's Col Sellers.
are cla,ed over future prospects. Mr..
j. ". Ackerson. the resident member Of
the milling firm there and general bus
mess manager. has recently completed
some important improvements TO the
mill. He has just got in operation =
new patent gang saw. driven by new
engine tuat weighs four tons This saw
possesses many advantages over the old
style oe sash- saws l, does not work as
direct perpendicular bu, 10 set with
"gihs at an incline. 50 that the saws
come down with Onward motion ani
flsa with backward stroke, .hus pre-.
venting the saws choking by cleaning
their cuts ~ they work
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-30

olR BUILDING PROSPECTS, - This
season docs no. app tly compare IA
voraoiy with last. .. r.gtri> hiding.
TOR the reason that there l. i.>s doir 2
IN that direction Cow thAa thin But.
when we come - tax a tx Ttui er.ed
building Improvements for the coming
year !nto account. ISL promises 10 IL
quite .. productive Of a4v---cs %.
tais kind a. the past year and, IN fact
rather more So \, Thu. sta~s7. last
year, buildings were Go.. rp IN all
directions IN the immta.l+te vicinity o..
the business portion u Gown, v bile tow
the din Of the mechanics hammer -
heard but little in tn. por-
tion of the city Bu. when
we strike out ig,o the subal1s aui -
pecisliy III ,he vicinsty Il Il i.'owu. We
find building still g'iug ia actively
There number of handsome snil lulte
costly private rcsiienc-. 49, *. re course
OF construction a. the preae.t time
There - Also a CONSIDERABLE amount e
wharf building under wsg. ~ i ehrD
We tahe into Accouut tia ma Der Il me
chapics employed III thu ark, and by
the railroad company, ~ a-e not far
out OF the way III saying al there are
quite as many of ibrnl g. easri here
now IS during the s.ns period last
year. W hen We consider the outlook
for the Gaming year, however. a. con
trasted With last. I, Certainly loo k. prom
ising. In the way oi house banding
Ia R..I, 10. 4 IL 4
The demand for tenemef.ts IS still suf-
fcient 10 justify the construction Of
large number Of these bindings, and
~ the present rate Of rents they will
certainly pay very large interest on
the money invested in them. Besides
this class ut buildings there are num-
Der Of other structures OH the .apis for
next spring and SUMMER We have
heard it ins'ma,ei by some Of oar busi-
ness men. that as many a, six four
story buildings are IL 90 up along Front
street neat SKINNER hear tie oae &C.
cupied by Mes.r-. Baxter & Co An.
other large building Will be construct
ed on Commercial street. aud besides
these . number more OF a similar
character az. talked Of.
POLICE CoURr.-Two eases came IN
before Justice Selye yesterday. One
was that Of a man for beng drunk and
disorderly and the other u klootchmsn
arrested on the same charge. and both
We're fined s. aud costs Cansidera
BILE pains were taken to find put where
the klootchman got her liquor. but with
out success. 1t Is evident that there
are number of parties IN this city who
are engaged IN selling liquor 70 these
miserable creatures, but 50 fl. they
have escaped detection The police
should take extra pains to ferret the
matter out. and the persons in this
nefarious business should be punished
to the full extent oil the law
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i.rNBgR--We learn from one of or
business men, who has been taking a
trip about the milling ports. that the
mill proprietors are generally anguine
at = lively season in the lumber trade,
and - far anticipate nn immediate
drawbacks. We ar pleased 10 know
that all are inclined 10 look On the
bright side IN this matter. and. in fact.
see no reason why they should not.
True. the marke, At Califnrais does not
look altogether promising. bu, there
are good reasons for believing ,ha, the
foreign demand for our lumber will be
much in excess of what i, was las,
year
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAN HOUSE.


d. f Knight. f. r. Ninville. Michigan;
s. Wilson. Oregon City; w. p. Smith,
city; Frank Kimball. T. w. Curtis,
Renton j. Hodges and wife. r Thomas
and wife. T. J. Armstrong, X. Willisms.
Newcastle W. H. Roberts. Olympus
Thos G. Lewis. David John. Thos.
Bauer. Newcastle: +. w. Shafer. White
River; n Edmon1s. Lake Washington;
Alex Hughes. White River; John
Kelley. Liverpool; Chss. Lunt. Blake
ly; J. d. McGregor. Newcastle A. 8.
Parker. Tacoma Morgan Harris, Bel
bingham Bay; J. Thomas. Tacoma, b.
+. Hendricks, Eugene City; s. Collins.
Duwamish.
NKw ENGLAND.
F. " Fisher. J NJ Nettler. Olympia:
4 NJ Arnold. St~ilacoom. Geo CArdweli.
Mr.. Manchester, } Barry, City; l. San
ders, ID Pneh. s IAdd. l. McCafery.
Newcastle: Jos Sweeney, Orcas Island;
Il r Hendricks, Oregon; l. McRedmond
AMI. SOL. l. Blum. George Stevens, Port
land; NJ Grain. p Peterson, Jos Hern.
DuwamIsh: George Welsh. Shanghai II
Hoigson, Olympia.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-30

|. q. &. T.-At the quarterly meet
ing Of Rising Star Lodge No. Is,
held a. Newcastle las, Friday. the fol.
lowing officers we're elected for the
ensuing quarter 4. X Jenner, W
& T. w II Hutchinson. W V. T.
W Ashwerih. ". Secretary. Rev. J
Parsons. " Chaplain: J. S. Symon.
L " {. T; Miss Mary Jenkins "
] q John W,tl,sms. W a. a.. ]
y. Mcdonald. ". F. :. q DAVIS. W
7: } M>GreSor. W NJ
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-30

PREsBYTERiAN CONCERT The la
dies of the Prysbytrian Church will
give concert in Yesier's Hall on the
evening of February 9th. The enter
tainment will consist of singing and
tablcaux rendered by the best local
talent. A liberal patronage expected
aud no pains will be spared TO merit it.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-30

:Y- The bark Atlanta having com
ple,.d her lower hold ioai e Talbot
coal from the lar.c<. has h-uled
around to the ether side Il the wharf
and is now receiving the la|tice IF her
cargo from the bunk IS
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-30

HoiIow.Y's PMS Tie II 81 =
thu very es-esse,a Il hcsitli ALL tl'e, Il
furnishes the component q /. so. h're>
muscle. nerve and i''ekument The
sinp ach i the apr aEs,u~- '.se Pg'crjes
the distributors a.i tn. j..-e--jtts he
channels by hlt h the se.'e to4tter !
carried IF CpHu tia >tsusach and
bowels. ,h..e mv,iic;a,> scr siusul,sn-
eously a5c,s per h,N ~ 80
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-30

SHIPPING. The barkentine Quick
step arrived at Port Townsend and the
bark King Philip at Port Gamble on
Saturday The barken,ine Eureka
sailed from Port Discovery for san
Francisco. and the brig Tanner from
Port Blakely for San Prdro yesterday
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-30

THE LECTURE To-NIGur kemcm-
Der that DIR. Paul N Rrcrau vii de-
liver his private lecture + men tn-nig ut
1T Yesler's Hail. and tba, 'hvTc will be
no charge for admission. Those who
heard similar lecfur.. delivered by
him last week speak Of il highly.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-30

~ There are row SIX conyicts in
the Territorial Peniten'iary IT Nc
Neil's Island. \ white man and \
Chinamsn who have leeu >crv.nC out
sentence for selling iquos> u Indians
We're discharged q tN days ago