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, 1877-02-03

The Ivy HOP.-Yesler's Hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity last
night, on the occasion of the Ivy
Clubs second Invitation party. Not
only was the elite of Seattle society
represented, but Tacoma, Stella
COON, Olympia, Freeport, Blakely
and Port Townsend were we'll rep
resented. The hall was crowded to
its utmost capacity and beautifully
decorated. It was the event of the
season.
NEARLY FULL. - Superintendent
Collins, of the Talbot Co., has got
the Atal anita pretty we'll down in the
water. At the present prices of lum-
ber, the Puget Mill Company are
very glad to get coal charters for
their vessels.
DIsTREss1Na.-A little daughter
of our good and trusty friend, John
F. Sheehan, of Port Townsend, fell
into cistern last week and was
drowned. We can only tender the
bereaved parents our sincere con-
dolence in their heavy affliction.
REPAINTED. - Capt. Jackson is
painting the Otter up in apple-pie
order at Yesier's wharf, preparatory
to putting her in the lower Sound
trade. She is a very comfortable
boat and will always command pat
ronage.
DRUNKEN INDIANs.-We saw two
"noble red men, yesterday, who
looked as if they had "been taking
the sun" with a junk bottle. We
hope that all those who sell liquors
to Indians may receive severe pun
ishment.
SHARP TALK.-Two of of our To-
cal barristers INDUCED in hard
words yesterday in court. Allusions
to place where the thermometer
has not yet been introduced, were in
order.
SMALL-Pox.-One of the patients
at the pest-house died yesterday.
There is no danger from this dis
ease within the town limits.
DEAD.-The captain of the Chile
an ship Ermina Alvarez died at Sea-
beck, last Saturday, where his ship
is loading for Callao.
NORTH PACIFIc.--This steamer ar
rived from Victoria yesterday with
the mails and passengers. She left
for Olympia an hour later.
MARINE.-Barks James Cheston
and adelaide Cooper sailed from
San Francisco on the Oath, for Ports
Gamble and Ludlow respectively.
, 1877-02-03

From the Daily of Sunday
SAwTELLE. - The Tribune says
that this manager does not pay his
printing bills. OF course, we know
nothing of other peoples affairs,
but we must do him the Justice to
say that Mr.. Sawtelle has always
paid promptly every advertising bill
contracted at this Office, including
one bill for advertising a perform
ance that never took place.
AT WAsHINGToN.-On the 18th of
the present month, at Washington,
Waldo M. York, formerly Probate
Judge of this county, was admitted
to practice in the Supreme Court of
the United States. George G. Cor
ham, Secretary of the United States
Senate, was also admitted on the
same day.
ACQUITTED.-The man whose ar
rest for breaking into Charles Nae
hers jewely store we mentioned
some time ago, was tried and &C.
Quilted yesterday in the District
| Court.
RELEAsE0.-The jury in the case
of briggs against Jacobs and True,
rendered verdict releasing Orange
Jacobs from liability as endorsel
upon note made by Charles G.
True.
Cor OFF.-Bark Oak Hill, which
has been aground in Eagle Harbor,
opposite this city, has at last beer
got off and towed into Port Blakely.
Her hull has received no injury be-
yond the scratching of a sheet OF
two of copper.
DANGEROUS. ~ G. B. Elliott, o1
Olympia, narrowly escaped death
from a falling tree, in the fore part
of last week. He received some Sc
we're scratches and won't have it tina,
way any more, if he can help it.
, 1877-02-03
Local News.


From Daily Of Saturday.,
LECTURE Paul Brennan will
give his private lecture to ladies,
this afternoon at half-past two
o'clock in Yesler's Hall. This will
give those who omitted to hear DIR.
Brennan on a former occasion, no
excuse for not hearing him now.
We have the assurance OF lady in
whom we have every confidence,
that there's nothingin in DR.. Brenan's
lecture that can offend the most fas-
tidious taste. This evening, he will
give his remarkable political lecture
on the "Past, Present and Future of
America" in addition to which he
will recite Samuel Lovers beautiful
legend of "Shamus O'Brien;' also
give comic recitation entitled cal
-derman Mick" The Doctor excels
in recitations of this style. On
Tuesday evening next, he will give
a private lecture to gentlemen only
and we advise all who have not at
tended the course of lectures by him
to hear him once at least. His Office
is at the fremont House, where he
is open to consultations and reads
diseases at sight. Talking to him
costs nothing.
The "OLIvER WoLCoTT. This
revenue cutter came up from Port
Townsend on Thursday night and
her officers attended the Ivy hop.
We also noticed Messrs. Chas. Ger
rish and Lieut.. Williams. U. S. A.,
among the guests from the Natchez
of Puget Sound. The same after
noon we paid the cutter visit and
were most Hospitality entertained
by the officers; but why should En-.
gineer Remick become indignant
when convivial acquaintances say
"Fere's all the hair off your head p
That's what we would like to know
DANGEROUS. - The practice ot
running wagons down the steep hill
sides by boys will result in some
body's getting q broken leg before
long. And then there will be an
ordinance against it, when it is toe
late; and the philosopher Piper
shall say, "Venever der barn door
vas stole, dey lock the COW out"
, 1877-02-03

BRIBERY. 1T will be remembered
that at the September term of Dis
trict Court, an Indictment was
brought in by the Grand Jury
against James Dixon for selling
liquor to Indians, also that said
prosecution abated for want of testi-
mony against the defendant. Yes
terday another Indictment was pre-
sented against the same party,
charging him with bribing the pros
ecuting witness. Dixon will appear
to plead to the second Indictment
this morning.
AMATEUR CONCERT We are re-
quested to state that a concert will
be given on the 7th proximo, in aid
of the funds of the Presbyterian
Church. The best local talent will
appear in variety of songs, duets,
tableaux, and other interesting pic
lures; and we are assured that no
pains will be spared to render this
the greatest entertainment of the
season. The ladies of the church
are using their best endeavors to
make it a grand success.
IMPROVING. - The residence of
Amos Brown on Front street is fast
becoming one of the prettiest little
snuggeries in the Territory. We
notice that its neat and graceful ter
races are being covered with sods
and otherwise adorned. By the first
of next June, there will be no pref
tier place than Mr.. Browns in the
whole Territory, though others may
have cost more money.
LOCAL SKETCHES. The mantle of
the lamented Billy Fife is about to
fall upon somebody, not yet known.
We mentioned last week an excel
lent crayon sketch of the Dakota at
the Seattle bunkers, and now we
must announce a forthcoming oil
painting of Seattle, 30x54 inches by
Mort McClaire, who is making his
preliminary sketch from the end of
Mechanics wharf.
TO PORK PACKERS. - No more
wooden buildings for this purpose
can be built in this city. The new
ordinance relating to this subject
prescribes that all smoke-houses
| within the city limits must be con-
strueted of brick, having eight-inch
walls, with iron roofs above.
FINES. - Justice Selye enriched
the City Treasury yesterday by $40,
being the fines imposed upon q white
man and q squaw, who had made
considerable noise over their little
love feast. The clootchman having
no money, her mother pawned pair
of bracelets and paid the fine.
CAPT. G. S. M1TcHEL1.-This gen.
tleman, who lived at Steilacoom for
some time and formerly commanded
the schooner Clara Light, is now
running the schooner Il. L. Tiernan,
in the oyster trade, between San
Francisco and Shoalwater Bay.
E. B. MooRE.-This gentleman
has built up quite nice trade at his
family grocery and market on the
corner of Third and Union streets
He is pretty we'll up town, but hif
accommodating disposition is max
ing him many permanent customers
, 1877-02-03
D ! e D

In this city. Jan. zsth, Of consumption,
JOSEPH b. DUNBAR, aged II years.
Friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from the NJ. E. Church to-day at
l o'clock.
, 1877-02-03
Renton Coal Company.

I is in Room No. 5. stone Burnet's new
building. where the stock books are open. All
are invited to call and examine the plan.
@. b. BURNETT, Secretary.
Seattle. March 6. S7A.
, 1877-02-03
TERMS OF HOLDING COURT.
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
at Olympia. the second Monday in July.
DISTRICT COURT. THIRD DISTRICT.
Steilacoom-Second Monday Of January and
first Monday in Au> ust. -
Seattle Fourth Monday of January and third
Monday of August.
Port Townsend Fourth Monday Of Febru-
.ary and second Monday of September,
Snohomish City-Third Tuesday of March
and third Tuesday of November OF each year.
, 1877-02-03
Weekly Puget Sound Dispatch.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY BY
THOS. b. M ERR Y :,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Terms Of Weekly:
Rates Of A Advertising:

PAYABLE INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
, 1877-02-03
M A r r ] e D i.

In this city, Jan. 25th, by Hon. Thos. Burke,
CHARLES G. PERKINS, to Mrs. ANNA PICHT, all
OF seattle.
["Yer Honor, We looks toward ye"l
, 1877-02-03
Official Directory.

CITY CoUNCILMEN:
Bailey Gatzert, John Leary, A. A. Denny, S.
Kenny, George W. Hall, W. N. Bell, Frank
Matthias.
, 1877-02-03

Dpe Square of12 Lines, LIST Insertion. 81 90
Each Subsequent Insertion. .............. so
Yearly and quarterly advertisements at the
0west rates.
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FANCY GOODS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS have iu=L "iIrl
IA largely tn my stock &: Fancy Good mary
articles Suitable, Tor Holi,la+ Prrsrnts :'t,r!s
of all kinds JBwe;ry, Linen Misunderstanding in
boxes, Collars, Cuffs, &c, Pcrlumory ami Toilet
Articles. Silk Handkerchiofs and Crara!s. Kid
and Castor Gloves. Special attention is called
TO MY stock of Kid Gloves. rs it is undoubtedly
the largest and best assortment ever nliarcd in
this city. Also Sleeve Buttons, Scarf Pins
N Necklaces, Chains, Charms and studs, Travel
ing Satchels, SC My stock is varied, and can
not be enumerated in an advertisement Tho
public arc invited TO call and examine.
dec II c. g. BERRY, - King 81.
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E. J. MILLER & CO.,
importers OF
CHINA and QUEENSW ARE

AND DEALERS IN
Glassware, Window Glass, Lamps, Chandelier
and Fancy Goods.
No. 65 King street.
Wo have now in store, purchased direct from
tho manufactures, full, complete and haEu-
some assortment of goods in our line, TO Whlcn
we invite special attention.
French China Dinner Sets complete, in PLAIN
white. gilt band and decorated; French emma
Tea SoIs in gilt band and decorated; Froncn
white; French China Vases, new patterns and
yery handsome; French China Toilet sets,
Moss Rose and other patterns; English Ioilet
Sots handsomely decorated, something now;
China Mugs, Toy Tea Sets, Glass Vases, &c.
We have the largest and N ost complete sIock .i
we arc offering At very low figures. Call and
examine OF goods and prices. mn
1eEPATINE, tho great remedy Tor dy5pcp-
IL sia and sil diseases or complaints that arse
from a disordcred liver. Also GLOBE Fj.OH- =
Err SYRUP, tho popular remedy for Colds,
Coughs and all diseases OF the lungs. a largo
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dec9 +. 5. LEADBEhTER " BRO
rHE PATENT MACHINE MADE ME-
TALIC HAIR BRUSH
The advantage: this brush possesses over Mi
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nov II WAKEFIELD & HALLS.
~ r. GEORGES BRAND SUGAR.CUE-
/ Ed HANS, small size Ms" Breakfast
Bacon AID Pure Leaf Lard. w
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isn1l :! f.. COZ Cam. and HoTa! SIS
NEW ORLEANS. Hcmorara and fo:io
" Rico Molusses and Golden SyTap !"r 'A'c
dec - F. j. DAVID>DN, lll hlrg st.
MOCHA, o. G. Java, Whit ana ,a'' pa'E h. ia
MI Ganvra and Rio Cote',s for sale low by
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MEDICINES.
Take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

For all diseases ofthe Liver, stomach 7Hu NP'o0'
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DYSPEPSIA.
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DIV l had counted incurable
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A. E. P. ALBERT,
Professor in Nicholas Pub
lie School, Parish of TeT-
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SICK HEADACHE.

SICK HEADACHE
EDITORIAL-We have
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We have tried forty other
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CONSTIPATION.

TESTIMONY OF THE CHIEF JUSI!CE
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by temporary arrangement Of the liver, for
tie last three or four years. and always W1e1
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benefit think it is good medicine, ior tho
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nv personal ezpnrience in the use oft
HIRAM WARNER.
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MALARIOUS FEVERS.

You are at liberty to use my, name IN PRAISE
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In tho District Court OF the United States lor
the Eastern District Of Virginia.
Isaiah Miller and Charles Formon}
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NOTlCE-IIaving purchased the stock and
~ good will uftne DRUG STOKE formerly
occupied by Mr.. c. p. Grgg, at the northwest
corner of King anu Royal streets, we have tho,
roughly rcft!Ud and renovated tho same, and
supplied it with FIRST GLASS SIOGh 1,G OF
everything pertaining to tho DRUG BUSI..
n ESS and propose TO carry it on as a branch of
our establishment at No. ll5 King street; The
branch store will bo under tho charge of Mr.. c.
j. ". SUMMERS whom we have associated
with us in business and who will be prepared to
compound Physicians Prescriptions, or as
pense medicines at any hour of tho day or night.
Night boil III tho King StrooL door.
oct Off JANNEY & co.
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collie AND GRUBns IN HORSES.

Having had during the last twenty years OF
my life to attend to Racing Stock, and having
had SO much trouble with them with Cone
Grubbs, &c, gavo me great deal Of trouble
Having hoard of your Regulator as y cure for
the above diseases, concluded to try it. After
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certificates from Augusta, Clinton and Macon,
as to the cure of horse.
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OTICE-All persons indebted to the estate
IN of WELLS A. HARPER, decd, are re-
quested to make prompt payment to tho undor-
signed without delay, and those having claims
against the estate, will present them duly all
thenticated to Robert Harper, Leesburg, Va.
w. WALTON HARPER, Admir-,
ian 12-wlw 2 O box 7l3 New York civ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27

dna,cs Appoint TO office who are honest, capat'e
and faithful promote only for merit and remove only Tor
cause. BY sensible svsten honestly and rgidiy
iaorced. pledges will be fulfilled. the Civil Service
improved sud the party STRENGTHENED.
The SOUTHERN QUESTION.
1t would be than folly to attempt to disguise the
dsagreeabe fact TO which have before made aluson
that the present is critical period in the history
our party The clouds which the horizon are
black and threatening and the friends of freedom have
gUOd for doubt and despondeucy The chief cause
for dscouragement found In the perlous stu uon OF
political affairs South For the nrst 1be since the
war we are confronted with the stern realty OF ihe
Southern States IN solid phsanX Tor the support OF ther
political cOnfenerates, the Democratic party; We De
mold Republican organization IN nearly, every
Southern state dcmorazcd, parsyzed, ahd praeee
ucaly crushed out Tue PROMISED u'snltesIduou Vi
the Deinociatie hosts, Wnich was 10 ioho"
liberal dstnhution OF Federal oncesi a ma a
policy conhdns and elusive IS lar In the am future
II requires t OF secOndsight 10 discern tha even
tue widest divisions or tne dominant parry III S
SOuth, no resurrection t1ere OF any parry ~ te ,
Republican is witmn tnc range "I PROBABILITY Ivudy
lac Hamptous Hls and Lauars VIII carcss the hahds
mat restore chem To power, Uu vote tse Denoclduc
ticket Tomorrow and forever. They pu0icy praise
R.pub President because. as tdey express IL, he
has me all that A. Iilden cuud nave done 10 COM
reconcile Them; ami STILL fear VIII persist 10
south sufer itself To ice dyided, either
by oticla Inducements or coneiltoy earesses. Ihry
clearly appreciate fact that Democratic success III
tue next National campaign means restoration OI
Southern supremacy IN lne Nation Ihey are nuDd hey
ar cunulu- tuoy SOLID aud lear VIII rcnIaln So
But fellow Republicans, ali tIls only demonstrates Tue
Vac Il importance OF maintaining aud peFpetuatlhs Tue
Republican parry in NOrtn. IL titue ~ relax or
ocspOnd DO not dream Tor moment tnat tue mission
OF te Republican party ended, confess inat We 90
not posses strength ana yisOr TO successfully
old adversary. L. l. OF paramount in DOttauce
mat New or should be restored 10 ncr former proud
position IL puOiICan pTcInacy 10 can De uOae Inc
fe,.uu.cins Of tne Empire slate always nave SHOWN
themselves equal 70 every gret rgency. Lct every
man OF US LlAe home the consequences Wncd Demo
cratic Involves. Let US bear la ninh tat New
York viii uc,ded 10 avert National lsdster As goes
New lUrK so gOrs Union. Mhdt We now aii mere
Is not for DIV. but all tIe. We can anJrd to be
modoratc; can afford 10 DC naEnan.-nous. Lrt u
aud Tue county LII us iVr7et al uhol-
cuces animOsItles ana STRIKE nnis as IN tue
lOOI old a-ast the common enemy, lOr he
pusc good. l. { DuIId platform s1rOng enough and
urusd mold all the X epuDicaus, ana 10 con-
maud tue cUnh ence good men OF al parties Lat u
make a liCkct y. wuUsc past lives aud rrcOrds dt
uautees ali people % AOnest administrator ana
4O4N PATRIOTISM.
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THE COMMITTEES.

On Res0iufiORs-John ID. Lawson and William
OFT 30. \ .w-York Hamilton FISH. IT,. PUN 100 hn ).
Pnrt Dutrhcs> Lyman Treman and Charles smith
ALBANY G-or,e A. Bagley. 'hers % Aust A Yates.
SrHn.cfady Roscne Cuuklng, Oneida; Iuouas :. Mott
O.wc-u: Girs ". HntclkiSs BrJoHe; seymour DeX CT,
Chemuue charles a. TaOmsJI steuhen; Juo. y. Law
r y o.. Vrnilt0u Ward, Alegany; Henry Van
Arnam Cattaraugus.
"a o. ,.tu.s-,. Hilton scrihner, Westchester o.
r Hrnry Riu-~ Jnu. +. -myh albany JnO. Cadeuan.
CJuulns: t. ". TOuy. E-soX A. i. II pbUru. It. Law
renee ~ " EnOs, JcI rs0u j. ". NruOman, Hcrk.-
mer; J.. B Gerc. T0ga Is: W Woodward sc4uJl Ter j..
COO. %. leans: ". j. Humphreys. W Omn-.
On Or14Hi Jouu -. Brady aud iADInIs IIhA
Newly rk: Caaunrcy ". ID pew, We-tclc ester; Z L.
Fowler. Or4n-r; Juo NJ. Faucis. henaSai. r; =. A
E.rs A.ltug Rllt. Wad Ill., Warren: y D.. ~. Harris
WaSI-tpn: l. Llarcucc. oneida; q. y. Grouse, Quuu-
fsr9: e. NJ Illus IOhrkia-; g. Il. II rtiu, Gu. mango
n Is % bird, Monroe j. Ihstlg waite, wayne; l..
l-Dnn l.n..-n Anl N I-An IOmL Nll.lIa.
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XzzEUxU-ExkxzS3



ADAMs-At HaekettstOwn. n. j., on Monday Sept "a,
sarah r., wife Of Aaron Adams.
services will be neid at First Presbyterian Church
Bendham y. j. Thursday morning, sept p al II Vcock
Carriages will be waiting at Mrristown on ARRIVAL VI 20
a. m. IIgn from " eY-l Ork.
BRUCE-At his residence, No. % East 5ilst Sept -,
Hamilton Bruce in the . IN year ~ ms age
friends OF family. without further inYi
taou are invited attend his fnert on Friday afternoon
next AZ 800 O'clock Church OF tie Ascension, corner
OF 5tu-ave. and lOih-st
HILLYER-On Tuesday sept % George H., eldest sou of
the John b. Hyer aged 80 years, ~ moths AMI u
days
Relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited 20
attend from the residence o mOthei NO II
West 3gthst. Friday, sept. - AZ 9 a. m.
JOHNSTONE-At the residence Of Mrs. James p. AlAre,
Monmouth County. y. j. p, Miss CatnArine Jona
s,One, aged 81 years o.-, -
Friday, at 10 q. IN
KNAPP-At IslD, l. l., Sept %, William X Knapp. %
the ae shepherd Knlpp Of y " IN the 5OtA year OF MS
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
mis- late residence IN Ip ON thursday morning.
Il:45.
Trans Hunters Point at M for I'hp and return at
PIG p. ID.
vERMILYE-on Friday. the 2ls, at BronHylle. Julia A.
Nermiye. -
Funeral a. l p. m on Thursday 9th
Carriages wiz meet nc The 1880 IN TRAM Harlem bsAfoad
Friends are invited 10 attend without further uotce
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LATEST SIP NEUS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Columbus Rced Havana, with ndse and
gers, to Wn. i. clyde & Co.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW ORIFAys sept 26-Clca-ed steamships View orleans
Algers. NcWY0rk. Pa.sesArrlvc steamships Mu
mel Jamaican from Liverpool. sailed, bark Anna L.,
Queenstown.
CHARLESTON. sept 26-Arnved steamship Virginia, Phlh
delDha luchard Third, Wlscds-ett; bark hampOn
Liverpool = iet, steamship Guf stream. New YORK..
PHILADELPHIA. sept. ztA rived, steamship Ell KNIGHT
McCreery York. Cleared steamships Rat csnase.
swan. Boston; United Hues Elizabeth, J.. ship North
American, Creehnan, Francisco DlrAs CheDuce, Law
Petro ella Nchinus Corr for orders, OeoW.
sweeney Hewitt, Boston
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Sept % sailed, Rlfflee Lgure. 'or Baltimore;
Enigma British AMERICA, both for New YORK. Como, Lennlo
biTTll, both for Iyuer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HALIFAX " sent PC. The steamship Caspian arrived
AZ > johns, y. r.. last night. from l. verpo0.
The New-N YORK WrecNns COmpJny's steamship Rescue
Huron Mch, Tor New ok. arrived here tails AZ
ternOOn for coal.
me steamship Delta sidney. that she
gal- Friday night with TIE ess tues since Tie so
4 August, 1873.
The steamship syria put into sydney and reported perfect
hurricane Tor Lftcen hours on ~ Pauls Island
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NO POOLS AT JEROME PACK.

The Fall meeting OF the American Jockey
Club will open at jerome Park on Saturday Every
preparation has been made for an interesting season oil
turf snort Betting have been interested In know
r whether m attempt would be made TO revive pool
selling MIR. Morrssey met with no opposition 10 his
poo business at Saratoga but Jerome Park Is another
Mace ana il under different management Charles Reed,
form,rly Mr. Morrisseys partner. has the pool-seng
privilege at Jerome The impression prevailed that he
ATTEMPT To revive the business this FALL under the
which Mr. Morrssey maintained al saratoga
He said Yesterday that pools would not be sold August
Belmont and tho leading members oil the Jockey Ciuo