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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24

HAVING removed from Cherry street
To the Elephant store room. on Front
street. ! wish to announce tn my old
patrons and all others. that / am still
alive and always ready to wait on all
my customers in business manner, by
calling groceries cheaper than can be
boaght elsewhere in Seattle. Give me
. call. one and all. and convince your
selves Of nv low prices. Goods deliv-
cred to all parts of the city free of
charge. T. LYLE.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24

New York. Nov. ga specisl
from San Antonio. Texas. says the fol-
lowing is just received from Fort Stock
ton: Our telesrsphic communications
have been cut Oh for the last eight
days. A party sent out to ascertain the
cause found the wires cut near where
the indiana killed the stage driver last
month. Indians have been seen on the
Psoos with pieces Of telegraph wire.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24

And in accordance with Law and an order of the
Board OF Trustees made on the Fourth day of Oc-
tober. 1877, many shares Of each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the Office Of the company. No 1.20l
cember. 1877. at the hour OF two O'Clock P. NJ, of
such day. to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with coats CT advertising and
expenses Of the sale. ~
JOSIAH HAND. Secretary.
Ofice-l, aO1 Battery Street, San Francisco
California. n2O-dtf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24

RETURNED. DIR. Locke has Just re-
turned from successful visit down the
Soand and can be found ut his rooms in
the Frauenthal building. where he is
prepared 10 attend TO any branch Of
DENTISTRY.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24

HoT BosToN BROWN BREAD on Sun
day morning at the Eureka Bakery.
Leave your orders for delivery during
the week.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24
NOTICE /!


COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTKRED AT
~ this once By Martin Butler. of King County
". r., against Albert Elliott, for abandoning his
Homestead Entry. No. 2. SO. dated January 7th.
1876. upsu the n y Of NE 1. Of eection No.
70. In ToupAhir No q north. Of Range Nc. 4
East Nillamefse Meridian. In Kins County.
Wsahinsseu Territory. viii yjsw "a the cancel.
lssion q saiA entry The I'D psRsiss srs hereby
sammoned 20 appear q this Once on the 74fh day
Of Novsn1er. 1877. 81 10 O'Clock A. ~. 10 respond
and fusnish t<oetmsny osncsgning said alleged
>. r. BROWN. Register.
oct1nst nOnERT q. sTEART, Receiver.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24
MISCELLANY
NOTICE OF SALE.
Seattle Coal and TRANSPORTATION Co.

Location Of principal place of business. San
Francisco. California: Location of Works, King
County. Washington Territory Notice-There is
delinquent upon the following described stock on
account of assessment mo. 81 levied on the
fourth day Of October. 1877, thu several amounts
st opposite the names Of the respective share
holders, IS follows:
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24

NoBoBY has found Charley Ross yet,
but everybody has found the best place
in Seattle 10 get Oysters-at Piper's. of
tourse.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24
n 4 r. r I e d.

0HT-wlLLIAMS-IL this city. Nov. 22d,
by Rev. D. Bagley, Mr.. John F. MrNsught to
Miss Mary E. Williams, Of Falls City.
DD-SUDBOROU6H-At Port Townsend Nov
22d. by Rev. J. T. Weeks. Mr.. VIM. Dodd and
Mrs. Clara F. Scarborough
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24

DIRECT IMPORTATION. -Schwsbach-
er Bros. Il Co have just received, per
steamer Alaska. and direct from New
York. fine assortment Of ladies' cloaks
and dry goods, and full assortment Of
fancy goods and hosiery. all of which
ne offer at greatly reduced prices.
ScHwABACHER Bros & Co.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24

PURE MOCHA COFFEE for sale a.
Chilberg Brothers.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24

A FARMER on Fidslgo Island raised
Rye eight feet high The Old Rye at
the CENTENNIAL SALOON is not eight
feet high. but Is way-up. Barley and
hops IN a fluid state can't be beat there
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24

EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
At lowest rates On Great Britain, Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Sea't,r, W. T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24

VAsEs.-The finest and largest as
sortment of vases in the city can now
be seen at Humphreys Book Store,
where they are being sold at surpris-
lngly low figures.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-24
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.

SEATTLE, Nov. II, 1877.
Home Produce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-18
THE NEWCOMB GALLERY.

A collection of pictures belonging to the
late Mr. H. d. Newcomb. OF Louisville Ky, Is now on
exhibition at the Leayitt Art Rooms, sl7 Broadway,
and will be sold Friday aft rnoon next, at Clinton
Hall IL contains ty-hye numbers, four OF which are
paintings on porcelain. The artists represented are
European with the single exceptions OF Leuza ana
William H. Beard each OF whom has single work. in his
manner. Among the most noted names are Gallat
Messonier. Gerome Rosa .Bonheur, Alma-Iadema,
VerbOeckhoeven. Turner. Ziem, Caame, frere ana
Becker Some Of the specimens only studies Others
are small aud in some cases early works. but Others
again. are Of undoubted importance and value. Among
these last we should class Gallats "Mendicants, very
simTle and powerful example Of his style; Zems ven
ice" which demands more than passing examination
since a certain spotness m the water, when al h7'
strikes the eve gradually melts into the broad trans
parency Of the whole Alma-Tadema's Roman Lady
evidently one Of his early pictures, with some
thing OF the hard outline Of Legs. ana U"hl
tone OF color which he has since iost' ana
Rosa Bouheurs wholly admirable Hound Among
other works worthy Of special notice are Becker
Carnival OF Venice" very charming in color Leu
% Monaco little suggestive Of oswald Achenbacn
some lovely specimens OF Frere, study by Dearoche
and Faod's pleasant Toilet" The Meissonier seems
10 be one of his earlier suglengurc pictures IT'S snlPo
realism is not obscured by technical finish Inc TWO
American mixtures are Boards Dickens and HIS ChaI-
acters" perhaps his most carefulypanted and char
acteristic work and Leutzes Emgrant Train Alarmed
by the Approach OF Indians hasy IN execution ahu TOO
hot in color, tut fun of hurrymg movement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-18

-, who are fast convincing themselves
q, this prosy world are mueh to .,1o he,~t
. - sausa,es in butcher shop, ouSns 60 r,cb
go eDd ont what Is going on III 'ti, aud inci
ana M the BACKGROUND oflocai ., ,So
. "a me rich eoloring Of the repot', ,,rae,rb
us ', - last when the plot is outlined ~ Rich
%, - 4, one Of the romances OF N'p' ,e,ioro,o
ou n,,' crowned himself in bath,,uD Auev',''.
me resolved to give her son Wn9 a.
wife oil same son willy in love with aruE
education and when he went to E'oa ner ma
eS' IN neat Photographic caru alu
was mp ~. ION rib Letters from WHY to Minnie ana
over u,s - Unlv sly young lawyer irom san ran
run -, ,Unuc's mammals country seat III =, h.'o
es'o 80 himself agreeable 20 the EuicS' 9"o''e
Ia 'u1 Letters from Minnie TO WHY Return Oh '"e
"uu 80, ~ Nspa County Anonymous letters received
house denouucing the sly lawyer As an au
az 'N' ,3 scoundrel Encounter between me IlyaIS
Yentue 49, rates Willy Knocked down auD al'e WIZ
81 lucH - litl Long trial. ConNlcton haocs CUt ps,
mde - ac0uitta ground that delaluatorH lctIvl
new trit. A. ~, n malicious servant Neddihg-daN SET
was WIlll'Nr LAWYER with clergyman 10 claim us
DepaitI - -.cotycd AZ country house same day from
bnie' IN containing proofs that DlldeSrooiu, Wa
PEORIA iL.t,r~ied Miunic's mamma sWoohS. MlnHlc
ALREADY and chambermaid ditto. Bridegroom arrives
ditto No @- infamous lie; then reads letters anu
anu sly ,,rns rbasily pale, tries 10 SHOOT hSeH anu
dis atcAca' SEQUEL: Wedding presents returned
suea1 EE.ii,v ana son willy absolutely hilarious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-18
NEARLY FOURTEEN YEARS i FUGIrIgE.
JOHN Riley ARRESTED POR THE MURDER OF OFF
GER O'BgIEN N 1864.

JOHN Riley ARRESTED FOR The MURDER OF oFFi-
GER O'BgIEN N 1864.
One of the smartest thieves that annoyed
the police or NewYor during the first years OF tie lac
war was John Riley. or ",u-ly.' a. he was called
on account OF a fine head OF curly Lar
which marked him amonz those OF ma class
lie was o,us dercd tutor among the thieves OF tue cS'
and was very successful IN Guiding arrest III the sum
,.r of -s3 Riley VINO az that time was known by the
aims of John Bray broke into the cutlery store o.
John Parrat 80 Gi7 Eghthaye,and succeeded III escap
D with considerable property. Tao detectives were I'M
able 10 get ANY clue 60 hun until year Mter"aru "neh
officer O'Bricn. OF the AncteoutA ffecIucl "a' III
formed That Riley had been scea on NnihaYe' \
.narp lookou, was kept for him., and O'Brien
,,.ayer,d hin, ON the night OF sunday. August
IL 1-st IN tho liquor Store OF Reynolds
d. Mcintyre, AZ FOrty-h-s.-5L aud NlhtA-A'e'
When The attempt xas made % arrest NM ne ulc"
pistol and slot O'Bgeu the bullet taxing eh'c' jill 'io
officer, forehead OBrc1 was IAeu % ST. Luxe lioS
rl and fingered f,r several days; IL was thought at
first chat he would recover He was buried ~ 'He eA
un-e of hi. comrades Riley go' safely out OF the cy.
an. enthusiasm manifested Tor hi- capture extended
Throughout the country, and detective were SOM o "
' rI var. ago while superintendent Kennedy was
sf La. lsld of the Police Departutlt lhoim-uh W.
received nom Cncaso tHlt . i..y nv 71 Irvin tb'
chez of Inc detective force mere, and D,tec'Nt INIl
Ei.Ily we're sent 60 BRING the man To NeM-loIA. oI
lie ,-,ttst ere they discovered that the supposed
John T. ley was petty criminal WHO "th.tu ne u"
prffi,i to New i0rL. and had assumed the name ana
I ebarar,,r ~ the murderer Tor that purpose
Ctptltu ward. OF tbs Twenty -secohd PRECINCT was
told sunday uieut that Riley ia beeh seen al hi, osnel =
house 80 i3T West Forty -nIthst 'iptaln Nltu alu
Detective tOt.rcii lat nighI were on ,ue NHton n,s
/ fle Lguse and Saw man come out "uOih tuo
c0uid not recognize 10 nfsi as tHe mAn lne1 Nauteu
They fo0weAluim % erect iAnR a. w.,
ANA Siufb-avt. whore le was fuly ldehtlled. Nhen
nrcosted by Sue officers, he tooA on hs nat une9'erh.
10 remarked d" guess yOu have got hold Of thr WRONG
man" captain Ward assured Inn that Notwithstanding
HI cbuusd appearance IL sure that be could nul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-18
PUBLIC OPINION.

Looking for the future. there does not seem
ouy Ike hood that the Southern senators ana tLr Al
riustrition VIII again attempt the rum OF the ktpdbh-
can uarty-fUuca Republican GiepJ
We constantly hear on one hand that See
rotary Fyrts wants 20 the next republican c,nd date
f,r President and the other haud that De s trying 10
d-,tr1y tU. Republican Dary. Winch Will YOU have u,
Mss,r mpl,cdblesl Both stories cannot well be true
buffalo T.. rcss tEepJ
Mr.. Hendricks of Indiana, says he will not
d,furb lam A. WLCe.eI il thr Nrc-frt -ldeucF. An
other meaning is DE attached 90 the denial MI ith
trcs does NOS IN end tO play c1ud hoIr n. At the
Tie VIII accept the first position OF none-lMLWauAec
News o. mJ
We believe the fact to be that good many
OF the Democratic Senators uav. tLOr doubts as lo
whether but Ter was properly elect De We DOUBT u TOE
senate ever contained truly independent, ana there
lar, So tl.ly admirable, senator as Mr.. DAVIS, OF
Illinois, boston Herald InGJ
Ii is barely possible that Grant will return
to e country 4ud SCOOP Cine Republican nomination Tor
President IN l--O tae strength OF foreign travel but
II looks lust now as though Is. CouEng woud uc the
LIEUT. nant-G General OF tine Republican puty-INasning
ton Post (DemJ
In his efforts TO reform the civil service the
President needs the support OF all honest men, against
tgr pO the ans OF the ,pJls regime BUT 10 secure tti
support policy mu-i bc policy OF understood primer
re5 Of general application, not OF nap hazard devices
which follow law OF political morality ana are $40.
iert ta icou OF personal b' I'D lue interest VI
local ciquts-lst Paul P0ueer-PTrss l!udJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-18
a RICH DISPLAY IN UNION SQUIRE.

The. store of T. O'Donoghue & Co., at
Foureenthst and Unversityplace, is OF the most
attractive establishments the city. The contents OF
their show windows beautifully arranged that
crowd constantly standing in front Of them. silver
ewelry shown In new and distinctive designs such a.
OF strung beads clasped together for necklaces
bangles with bells with coins with pencil the charity
box pendant from the hand; silver combs are IN beau
full designs The jet jewery has the large brooch now In
vogue, with festooned chains. The oroisohel eweiry
has raised flowers. aud initials scarf pins ana sleeve
buttons Beads OF all the many varieties are shown mere
for trimmings and for separate ornament The Cfrl5t
mas pOyrtes are handsome leather and silver goods,
such OXdZed silver jewel boxes with crystal tops,
showing the gems rcposng on quilted satin The boxes
for collars cuffs gloves. and haudkerchefs are OF red
Russia leather, with the name on the ton OF what
the contents are TO be; there are also photograph
albums card eases toilet boxes, shopping bags, and
ut-kS oil various sizes NJ most rehSOudbc prices, Inc
pOcket-boOks have handles. There beautiful wallets
OF silk and beads for coins Laces al this house are pro-
verbally cheap, ana OF most beautiful designs among
these are point duchesse necklaces with three or nEe
pculaut- crayat bows OF the lace In points, aud IA
squares % nh pastrOns; broad collars aud cuhs IN
all the popular laces and in lace combined with men
BrOes for the neck and scaris for bonnet string, are IN
new patterns Trimming laccs are in great variety IN
black, white, and colors The made-up laces show
number OF those pretty articles that make the paucsl
toilet look elegant. aud which must be in the
popular styles TO DO effective The flowers
and feathers here are conceded To DE the
groups OF three tiny humming BIRDS on golden Douso
or else pierced WIFI gldrd arrow. Wings and bedks OF
birds represent the exquisite blue ana olive shad-
lnE BOW SO uuch seen III IlCh COSTUMES IN. OatItH
UPS cOQue plumrs, marabOut and jet tipped feathers are
suitable for the handsomes bOunes In the millinery
the trimmed bOuuets Of felt and Of velvet ~ eX
nom the first Partisan mlnCrs. Jntrlmmed hats anu
at the materials for trmmiug-YelNrt, sdun, rbD"n'
flowers and leatncrs-are sold separately for ladies 10
put together themselves else trimmed in tie z1ore
To suit the customers own fancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-18

Salvini is acting in Paris at the Sale Ven
tadour
Mr.. Barton Hill has been acting Macbeth at
tie California Theatre san Francisco.
a monument, commemorative Of Edwin Ad-
ams, Will be erected his grave oy his bercayed ANA
mourning widow
Tho late G. II. Browne the manager IA
uilarly known a. Boston Browne, 10 be- common
GRATED by monument. ~ Manchester, England
The inmates Of the Forrest Home, in Phila-
oe'plll are William Tomas, George Spear j. X. Tho
man, Ars; Wood, and Mrs Burroughs. The presiding
genius OF the place is IL. McArJie.
A testimonial concert to Mrs. Louise Oliver
vii be given al s.emway Hall this evening. scycsa.
%e1Io%4 ari,is VII take part in 70, and senor Nun.z,
VIII make bis second appearance ia Eeg-York
A pleasant innovation in the customary man
ner o. presenting The Christmas performance of The
Messiah viii be made this year. The work ,--u bo
sung by 1e New-YJrk Orator!o Society on st,-,i, ,
ning the zeih ana public rehearsal viii be- l..- On
the previous Thursday afternoon.
The EZiles," by Messrs. Sardou and Ms
current at tue Pore 81 M4sun Paris since last M.rc-
was produced 40 The Boston Theatre on December 10
with this cast; Mlr de Luss,ers Lou james: Sehlba.
/. K. shewel; count Vtlaig,T Lqnias, L. j. Buckley
Colonel Fats1o NJ. n. Pioe; CareQssia, D. j. Masliu
Ills; h'eh0las PQpog, G. l. Allen; Prince Fierre H. X
Dawes LbdCD, .. T. Craven; Surgeon MGj1r George
PARKS; Fsitsr'teh, r. J. Onion; L0ureAo0. j. H. How
lana B1re'tt, C. Role; I>it0t. q. Wiley; saAoror H.
l. Chase; Lieutenant Au.ot3D H. A. Grips; Coftlin
Pollock A. Young Colonel MfrdoG Z spencer; Ti4n9r
james Taylor A1e. Aadege lame Miss Marie Vain
wright; Counties fatqHa La,uns. Mrs. r. 81 Hunter.
Boston has since been engaged in a spellns-bee over
these names The substance u this piece may be gath;
cred from these particulars: The scene l. laid r 50.
Petersburg and siberia twenty years ago. The acton
develops tue adventures Of o wealthy Russian family
VIZ ~ refusing the hand OF young lady member 10
ne eAie VI tie Imperial police, incur his deadly hatred,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-18
LATEST SHIP NEWS.


ARRIN Ed. ............... 600. dc. II.
steamship city Of Austin, Chester, Fernandna Dec. u,
Brnswc. "a 18Th with mdse. and pass. 10 Charles IL
Mallory q Co. .-,. ,,,,,
LONDON Dec l7.-Saled nth inst Athlete Tor Tybee
Dante Aust, for Now York.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
e,y FRANCISCO Dec I7.-Cieared, ship FL Captain. for
N1yORLsAS- Dec I7-Arrived at Passes, Memphis, Ly-
eruoo 'Iiara. Cardiff. ship Lucien, Lverp0H.
MOBILE Ala Dec. l7-Arrved, ship Missouri, Liverpool
CLEARED. shin Lancaster Liverpool
NJ York. Cleared sAip Princeton Liverpool
CuAElE.0N s. c. Dec ll-Cleared, steamship santiago,
barcelona: bark q scar. 90.
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMSHIP
QUEENSTOWN Dec. 1.-THE American Line steamship Lord
Ce can't Uiguhart Pbade pha Dec = arrived here
For other ship NeicS see THIRD Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-18
IILn.


daughter o, VIM Henr, end Pauline ArnouI.
HSthdf, In ne '; 755 var y 10 sac
Funeral services Al his late resience Wenesday lsth inst
Carriages viii meet 10 80 train 3oh so flowers
DRIGG>-At he residence in saginaw. Mich. Monday
age
DE BUs~IERRE-In New York Dec. Do. Pauline, vi. q
Henri De- Bussrrre and daughter u Benjamin H'la
All -9 sre rsouested ~ attend the funeral ser
wees az 81 Anns Church. East l2ths al lO o'clock M
viii be deposited a the family Taais at ophir
FItrOTr-on Monasy Dec IT, Jason Elliott aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends invited the funeral ~ bis ate
residence. liitt - door west OF 5iave. wednesday.
HARTr on Dee. H. Maggie 81. beloved wife q eeo 10
Funeral services At her ate residence No lf2 Last 3is' q
which further notice vii De given
MAEVINE-On saturday Dec. - ~ his residence Ia TITS
city William II Maryine aged = var, ,,, 49,, an, "a,
81, on Tuesday morninE Dec. Is, at9s o'e.ocS
The members I Atlantic Lodge No l7s and 4. ", arc
requested meet At the lodge loms NJ gt6 bredway On
Purgo-e Of attending the funeral Of ouT ae brother william
Members u Jerusalem Chapter 80 s. r. b. NJ and q ceur
De Lion Command ", K r, are cordially Invited 10 unto
-, ''. w. , a. -, cHAs Y 81 secretary;
Aos2on q Tie & % 1900 ", nIe r.pcsit ,. r.
cate william II Marine, ioe. ~ ln3has C"uf'h On
iHu'''l' Dec - So - HAST H&sfisGs G& lT SECRETARY
PARIGOT-At Ita,hy Brazil on sept 80 1877, Ut. Junas
Z. Parcot, formerly Oi New York. aged II years.
MALTA 8 AT ms Residence. Ma7fl on NallutlG
Dee ID, 1871 Francis Mald4y L. r. Ne IN te 51h year ot
h.
Relatives and friends the family mvtsi % attend his
funeral services ruesiiy 18th inst, 90 Grace church.
Madison, y. j., al 100 D,
Carriage. viii De n wanting On arrival % y N, train BY Dell.
ware. Lackawanna and Mstcn Rain foot Of barclay
Christopher sis; returning Madison al 3-i
arriving Do New-f1rk AZ 4iO D. m.
TRJrTER-On saturday Dec IS George Trotter In the cd
year Of ms
Tie relatives friends u the family invited % attend
the funeral services a. ls late residence lb EA-t j)s'
tuesday. Dec l-, al 3 O'Clock D. 3D..
Interueut ~ Laurel Hlll Cemetery. Pnl1d-lplA
VAN VALKESBT EGU-Du sunday, Dec. lt lsII, Daniel
Edward Van y all enlgrZh. aged 90 Ytars
Relatives friends II tie family are invited 20 attend tho
raj from hH late residence so d-@ atnafe Neines
day The 1911 Ist al clock Friends are requested
not 10 SEM flower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-18
THE QUAKER POET.

HONORS To JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER.
A DINNER IN CELEBRATION or HIS sFvENrIErH
BIRTHDAY GIVEN by THE PUBLISHERS OF THE
ATLANTIC MoNTHLY-sPEECH by MR.. Ho"ELis
LETTERS FROM ABSENT CONTRIBUTORS.
Adinner was given at Cambridge, Mass, yester-
day, by the publishers of The atlantic bonhiy' TO
John G.. Whittier, on the completion OF
his seventeen year. 4 large number Oh
the contributors were present, and NIiian
d. Howells, the editor, presided ana
made the opening speech Letters of regret ana
poems were resolved from many contributors VINO
were unable to be present Mr. Whittier at iirst de-
clned to attend, Directing to being honized'' but
was persuaded TO alter his purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-18

be mistaken whereupOn Riley said, " It's no use SEE
having killed Orien. and sand that he had been Stopping
NJ house on FOurthst near Sixthayc, since ne cane
from New jersey. Captain James Irving, having hear
Of the arrest came over 10 see Riley ana luio,lhea
Captain Ward that he had heard that Riley had
terms in the California state Prison during his absence
Biey's former have nearly all disappeared
HIS particular associates years ago, IN the pckpochtt
line were Anne Flynn and Betsy Mari; the latter has
been dead for time and the former Is now serving
ont term in the State prison. Riley was not IN TAXA
tive mood last night he admitted that he had seen
considerable Of the country during his fourteen years as
q fugitive from Justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-18

and are by his Vaccinations involved in conspiracy
against the Government, and eXiled TO siberia, Inc
chef persecues them even there and when they sue
coed in escaping and lost the snowy stcppes nc
saves the lie OF the heroine only condition that she
will marry him After the forced marriage her relatives
fan upon him in HIS house. but spare his NE NJ the
uerceSsion OF the tender-heared heroine he has 50
basey wrongcd and leave nm bound. An enemy ~ the
chief discovers him, and fires the house, hui, though
burned he escapes and ais death-bed has the eXcs
who have been recapuTed brought IN to be shot IN ms
sight The Grand Duke who has been Informed OF tho
chiefs business arrives just IN season TO stop the eAecu
ton the chief dies, and all ends happily
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