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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23
frG,fi Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE
WASHINGTON, May %, 1877.

" ASlilNGION, NAY 20, 1911.
The sutj:ct OF issuing proclamation Of Dcu-
traity in the Ru:so-Turkish war Is still under
consideration iu The State Department. No
Determination g the question has yet been
made.
4 singular fac; in Tcsiioo 10 tie Chief Jus.
ticeship CT Mentaca has just been made public.
SUnc weeks sloce the resignation of Chief
Justice Lcwis Of that Territory was received by
the President aod accepted, COL Green, being
appointed 10 lis place. &. J. Lewis now tele
graphs that the resignation seut to the Presi
dert is forgery, and that he has 90 wish to
resiga. Dir. Green's appointment has coDse-
qucn!Iy b"en Cancelled. The strange3t part Of
the matter is thai like forged Resignation Of
judge Lewis as Chief Justice Of Idaho was re-
ccvcd, and his successor appointed .nd con-
irmed and scut 20 Idaho before Judge j..
:earcel Of he forgery, but the matter had then
g0Dc SO lar that be allowed his successor to
qualify, ana tool; the Chief Judgeship Of Mou-
tane il pace o.! that Of Idaho.
VIRGINIA NOTES.
The Petersburg postoffce case now begins to
Ioo;n UP. With probability of an appolotment
there. George i. Doggctt, Robert Boiling aud
| Andrew Whle are among the later names
mentioned in connection with that Office.
The District fishermen now all coDiine their
apgIGg Tor black tass to the Maryland side Of
tic Potomac, where no law prevents that fish
| brinG taken at any season Of the year.
The movement fer 4 change in the postottce
a! Wiachcs!cr Is gathering head ADD it is 10.
dcrsood will develop itself ia considerable
| strongth within Z short time.
Miss Faa LEWIS friends are moving every
hing possible to prevent the making out of The
final papers in he appointment Of Co.. Forbes
| H9 her sll:,3s,1r
NATIONAL NOTES.
f. !. Johnsoo has been appointed u. s.
Attorney nt Wyoming. AMI Gabriel Z. Whar'
ton L. s. Attorney Of keotucky.
MISCELLANEOUS.
vi all the explanations thus far attempted Of
| thG post nonccent Of the ezra session Of Con
a1ess that published here yesterday about {
conspiracy 10 inaugura!e MIR. Tiltleu IS regard
ed az probably the most absurd.
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I)I ED.

On wednesday morning, NJ. III. Lih!.',
My, oldes. daughter o. Geo. +. All Aa!s2 r.
n. Steiner, aged ton years AL fur H!,a ,.'
Ess~ Funeral From the ro:i!cac, 0: A@iHF'',,.'
70. 10 nortn Washing. n street, 8" I"','- =.
evening, ~: o'clock. TIC i';en:: " ~ ~, AL
are Invited 70 altond.-[ Wineh@s:a-, w. '''
Frederick, Nd, paper. please c'ry
At Malvern, near Alexandra, VI, o, i1 ,.,.
dsy, May II, \: & g. IN, EICuAIJ. MEGA
irf,nt son Of Helon l.. snd HcT. i. = j'";'.'
In Clarke COUNTY, on the s.h Of M"f, II: Is.
c!a.hs, tho residence Of Wm: |. :ii'r5' "@. So
in law, Mrs. MANY b. BtYLI, Foi-: o.. ..
late Samuel Bayly, OF F=uQlia- county, ]" -
18th year Of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

Some negro preachers called upon the Presl,
dent yesterday ia the interest of the marshal OF
the District of Columbia, ADD their spokesman,
10 his address, said we ask you to require legal
disqualification, and not that he shall be re.
moved in order to satisfy tie extreme malevo.
lence of the party that hates his race. We
scorn to count what bitter, burning wrongs We
have been subjected to by the party that are
now clamorog for the removal Of Mr.. Doug
lass" Mr.. Hayes would save himself much
annoyance, vast majority Of the people Of the
country be gra!iGcd, and the White House be
a much more agreeable place if negro preachers
who como there ou such crrands as that alluded
to were denied 1mission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

Ex-senator Logan neither endorses nor con-
dennis the Presidents promised couciatory
policy toward the South, but says the murder
of Chisholm 10 Mississippi was "a political
outrage, and that ii it had occurred in Illinois
the perpetrators would have been huog long
ago." but the ex Senator has achieved such a
reputation for utterlog resonant vaporlsDs, that
what he says now us of 90 consequence"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

Senator Blaine had another Interview With
the President yesterday. His feelings Of hatred
toward the South have not changed since be
gave expression to them in the Senate last
winter and bis opposition to the protested con-
ciatory policy Of the President is as strong as
that of Messrs. Benjamin Wade aud Wendell
Phillips; but be still is power iu the radical
party, ard possesses such Influence over MIR.
Hayes that nc has prevented him from abolish
ing the three pension Offices in Maine. Some
radical politicians arc loud 10 their expressions
Of dislike for the South, not because they really
feel that dislike, but because, owing to radical
teachings, such expressions are popular 10 their
communities, but We believe that Massrs.
Blaine, Butler, Wade, Logan, aud few others,
really do hate their fellow countrymen south
of the Potomac with a hearty will, aud that they
purse their hatred to keep itwarm. 1t may be
that the scorn and contempt in which they and
their sentiments arc justly held in the South
IS the cause of their antipathy, and if so their
feelings arc but natural.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23
CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrived-Bosts A Krstz, to Jno J H." !:
Co; j Bradburn, D y Love. } Dayton g! :
Da:row, 70 American Coal co.
Departed. Boats l. Lemen, y f@.ri. Il >:
Platte, } Fl Stickney, Lucinda NJ ) y 0n"'..' d.
4 Krs,z & P Dewitt, L IL kuhn3, Il '':3'
srd r ii Miller. and steamer lIAncycE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

1t is understood that a change has come over
the spirit OF Miss Van Lewis dreams, and that
she is not now so anxious to play spy and
traitoress as she was some years ago; but that
though she loves moderate republicanism less,
she loves not the people Of Richmond more.
Republics are uuGrateful, and letters are the
most dangerous Of all things
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4 Pl,OCL a VI A 7 ! y y
Mayors Office, Alo2.rt-t ~

Mayors OGi:e, Ai"x.nt''t Vs.,
May y r."
Wheres: the lava OF the State r'l.''.'. :. =.
sale of intoxicating drinks on o.c-..'. ''.
therefore be it known that aii h"r r''H. .
looas restaurants and other pIscei ~, ':' 49,.
icatlng liquors arc sold are hereby n:.2' ., ~
closed from sunset on "Wednesday eVr;!n2 :, >.
sunrise on Friday morning fo!io"Ini -. -. =
licemen ere also hereby ordered TO arr u ...
all drunken, disorderly or nos? pefs .,
either lettering about the pGirs .? H|' '.o
publicly in the streets undtr thG t.i.'i">t.,..
liquor. - d. ''1'
Dy tho Mayor:
JAME3 +. WEES TEE, ,
rrrtuin q. pO.iCG =.
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n 4 ISISIED.

Ga May l7th, "t the residence Of t t., c I,
neador, Washington, d G., 5. !. TIL - =
to Mis-. ARCELIA }. BAILEY. 51.H '.i'"..
William county, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

Flour IS dull and I0WeT Ter 81 %. T.-I1
brands. Whca. continues IL Ugh! !a.o..a. ..,
quotations are nominal C"rn j: = sA.!t :, ~.
ard 40 bushels broug:t. D.! ~ nnt g., J f..
Of Rye sold a. g. No Oats rcGo:.e!. ''2.:rs
produce unchanged. WOOL i comm "a SOW.
and we revise quotst:@n=.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

The Saturday Press is a sprightly weekly
newspaper, published and edited 10 Washing
ION by L. j. Brashears and T. j.. Murray.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

: UST received this day another fresh lot OF
- BOTTLED ALE and BORTER from Den
mead's Arlington Bre.cry. ~
mT2. ". i. JOHNSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

invoice Ct TURKISH
L PRUNES, which W. cti:r ut reduce!
prices [my 22l 81 Z. JOHNSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

We have received from Mr.. I. j. \ Anderson,
general passenger agent Of The Atch'sou, 70
peka and Sante Fee Railroad, :; copy OF the
Rocky Mountain Tours, L proiuseIy illustrated
book, full Of valuable ana Interesting lniorma-
ton to those anticipating = tour across the con-
lincn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23
Suicide.

10 Brooklyn, Henry Stakeholder. residing at
% Boerum street, committed suicide this moru-
ing by shooting himself through tie head. He
was laboring under temporary aberTatl0o of
mind, supposed to be caused by grief over the
death of his vile, which took place on Monday
night last. 1t appears that Mrs. S'einbachcr
quarreled with her husband 90 that day and
drank quantity of srropg acid used by bin 10
bis business, from the effects of which she died
shortly after, and this, it is believed, prcycd
on her husbands mind ard drove hiu to COM
nit suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRfW EEkL1 By
r7GAR SNOwDEN-
EVENING, MAY 90, 1877.
The election for municipal officers will be held

The election for municipal officers will be held
in This CITY 10. morrow. Two tickets have been
presented to the yoters-that nominated IN an
open, fair and dccotous way by the conserva'
tives, at publicly. advertised primary elections
and Ward meetiogs, and that prepared nobody
knows when or by whom, but which Was EN-
dorsed" at the shameless and disgracetul radl.
cal assemblago at Harmonic Hall last Monday,
and that endorsement too, effected by such
mobilize proceedings that the respectable por'
ii N of the republican party refuse to be bound
bv it. aud, having the good name and welfare Of
the city at heart, declare their intention otVot'
ing and doing all they can to secure the success
of the conservative ticket, which, 1t Is now gen
orally supposed, will be elected by decisive
majority. There can be 20 doubt that the cleo
tion of the cntiss conservative ticket will pro
mote the peace and harmony Of the city, anc
prevent the possibility of the recurrence o.
some of the unpleasant incidents OF the curren
municipal year. Let every voter, therefore
who desires to have the affairs Of the Corpora
ton conducted "daceutly and 10 ORDER" and
especially let every man who processes to be-
long to the conservative party, be sure to 60 10
the polls tomorrow aud cast his ballot Tor the
regularly and fairly nominated conservative
ticket, aud on 20 account let auy conservative
who desires to retain the good opinion Of hi
party scratch the ticket because there are OF
it the names of some who were independent
last year, for by so doing be will be guilty o
the very act he wishes to condemn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23
CAPTAIN o. Police.

tsaINTl PAINTl-JUsl re2a.T.J = ~
Z supply Of READY MlXED FA!ht. ~,
one pound cans, suitable Tor isn!I% H-' %i,IhY..
full Stock o.. HAHHI$uN'S RhA2i ~ -. -.
PAINT, in ono gallon cHn:, en''"b'' lo'
and country painting. trice, E'i'r'&''''
and examine tho a"rnp!'. y: ,.,r,...,.,.
49,, 81 KIM s'-''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

Mr.. DIV. Whiting contemplates publishing,
10 this city. weekly paper, to be called the
Border Virginiap, especially intended for coun-
try circulation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

BALTIMORE, May -j.-VirGlr', 81 t..t-:..'
81; Vrgniss. consolidated, ,05: 10. : s'5ia: f.
Cotton quiet and s.eaIyi MIG ttinc "5.E.
Flour mora active, steady and i'm; .!"r,.
street and We.tnru super TSP :" a. Gy.s
tOaS3 %. do. Fu:niiy ;1sS,it - G.: i .
Super 6aS7; do. Extra S.S9i o.. &i' h... J..
. 50aS9 10; CO. Family Sll. Mhoa: GGr. 49,.
steady Penns red le7al9J; MA:TisaI rel -,
100 60 amber 1876 C5rn---:;y&,hera dull 81.
Southern white 62; do ye.l0" t.; W.a..-.
mixed spot and May G}; jane OK; July d.
Aug c.! steamer 81. Oats quict ana a....y
Southern 43s4S; Western whit" il: 90. Il. .rI
4j; penna 45s46. Rye dull =; 1851 H,y qsic
and unchanged Provisions dutt AMI nrn":
Pork Is 75aSl6 Coffee quiet, steafy sGd III
changed Sugar quiet and 'i:m NJ !! WASbs'
quiet at 81 H.
NEW YORK. May - stocks Groaca lr.
but soon became week and lowe. M2Ge? LA
cold 1867. Flour dull aud declining. We,
nominally lower Cora dull aHd :'ic lover.
PORT or ALEYANDRLa, MAJ ..
Sun rises At Moon sr;:~........ :.
Sun se.s..... ......... ~ hIsA ".t"r........
ARRIVED.
;5t"suc. LAZY Of Tho Lake. NJ!i'.l.. - ,
Reed
Steamer John " l'no"p'"a. Cone '.':.. 3.
T A Reed.
Schr Helen Easbrcu:k, jersey C':r.t i:'..'.
lean Coal Co.
s:ch7 Henry Finch, Tor Was@i"g.o".
CLEARED.
Stex,ne. Lady @: tho LaEe Norfolk. ~ :
Reed
>chr Helen ussb7ouci, jersey CO. - p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

WE CALL attention - Oh: :: '1H ~. I,.u.
w Mixe;l PAINT, pat "P III 1''. 80.
cans any color desired. Ea'! % ''.'
pie card Of colo.5 ,r.:rsG"
NH l. u. r. .'.'.---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

NITRATE or MAGNESlh, 'iT RP.., p.
CE!lis; also ofour own nIaK"--!"' a. :, J.. :,
preparation, ard very SUPERIOR:
great advantage Of being tran y,1 VI, = nH#
:; T. - 1JCh - 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

pECEIVED this day sTie .; ;,.,-, H.,
IL sash, Blinds, Builders Hard" .''. s., i
Oils, Sc t, which wo ., ','rne ~ - Sc
NH II d. ! 49,. ,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

EISHlNG HOOKS AND j.. y .lL-,.,::.. e.
q stock OF assorted siz"3. Just r." L-'.g -,
for saie wholesale ana retail ~ y
corner Royal. .,,ur,, 1~uA
ap!G j. /. CEEi''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

QUEENS YEAST ca =, J. 'F% TIl BuE
u 10 Day by [my = ]. & X E. Il -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

NEW YORK, May - Stocks olnaca lr.
but soon became week and lowe. Money Ia.
Gold 1867 Flour dull aud declining. Wac
nominally lower Corn dull aHd :'tc lower.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21
uooprrxsx.-Last night sbou

HoopLrxIsx-Last night shout
a.rk We we're passing the Brown
church when q volly Of profanity
s-...~d our ears, being . mixture Of
S,keo English and broken China, in
"h;tk charges of theft and allusiou tn
s..ius ancestry were freely commingied
n reschipg the spot. We found q Chi
ssmsu accusing the son of we'll Unknown
s;,;.en Of having stolen . dollar from
s;m. and but for the presence Of several
- boys, who stood ready to double
s.nkr the hesthen in case he should
m The latter would have done some
1870 70 the alleged offender 1t 10
Ind of business in which we don't
ia 70 interfere. For. a. Col. Barnes
,snsrks, when you see a young hood
~ throw stone at Chinanan. it II
,rupcr 70 admcnish him; but il is also
eninsutly proper. when you 90 around
he corner. to see that he don't throw
- It you" We believe that parents
.hoald take their children in hand and
uot slow the n to roam the streets aft+r
daYk. While we have no liking for
Chinese, We do not believe in screening
those who rob or insult them; and
vhsre there is SO much smoke, there
most be some fire. Our only remedy
f,r this is to keep the boys who can
swim locked up at nights; and let those
rho can't have all the canoes and sail
boats they want.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

MARINE NEws.-Brig Deacon ar.
rived at Port ID scovsry from San
francisco, arrived 1t Seabeck on the
18th. :. Schooner Una, from Honolulu.
reached Port Townsend last Saturday;
slso ship Topgallant, bsrks james
Cheston and David Hosdley. from Ssn
Fnncisco. :. The schooner LAGirond.
nd bark Rideout arrived at Port Blake.
y. yesterday morning. Ship Coquim-
b arrived It Port 4sdison yesterday.
md the bark Northwest sailed for San
Francisco. The bark Roswell Sprague
nilsd from Port Gamble. on the 10Th
fr 6an francisco; end the Forest
Queen left Ludlow on the same day for
slike destiustion.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

LIE FREsHET.-White river WA. nm
within" fonr feet of the top of its bank
yesterday bat f. II rapidly curing the
aHernoon- The water u over much of
tue lover iAi.ds. but did not raise high
enough tn cause any particular damage
or inconvenience, and is at a very
orad!e stage for the boa. men
ioe wster wss over the road at the
eorgenson place, but not sufficiently to
interrupt travel This is the second
nushing OF the rivers for this se.son
= favorable indication for moderate
Hoods this winter. but no absolute
guarantee. Wise farmers will make
defensive operations in time.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

COMING AGAIN-The big steamship
Alaska is again on her way TO Puget
Sound, and it certainly speaks volumes
ior the importance of our trade that it
commands the service OF the two
largest steamers in the Northern trade
The steamships Dakota and Alaska
have combined tonnage Of $500 tons,
sreater than that at the Elder. Chester.
Idaho. Orizabs aud Ancon. put so-geth-
e.. Here il the big ships passenger
list: For Port Townsend-Mrs Car l.
we'll and two children. For Seattle.
A. r. Nesher. G. H. Smith. ThOs.
Clancy, Frank l.enox and l6 in tho
Storage. For Tacoms-P. Carter. T.
II. Carter, Theo. Hosmer. wife, child
and nurse. Geo. d. Arnold, wife and
son ssd one in the steerage. For Olym.
pia-Clint. p. Ferry. Miss Susie Blseu-
sslt and one in the steersge.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

County 1NFIRMARY.-At the late
ss'ioa Of the County Commissioners.
he case Of the INDECENT sick was consid-
sed. The bid of r. X. Prefontaine
l~ six years lease Of the County
psrm. was rejected. The Board leased
tie County Farm to the Sisters Of the
House Of Providence, Washington Ter
fitoFy, Tor the term of Eve years. from
sse hrst day OF February. 1873, 1T a
ynrsy rent Of three hundred dollars.
ibs sisters to have s1A c.i t. . day ca. h
ior board and care Of paupsrs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

IHE WoLcorT.-This steamer arrived
mere from Port Townsend yesterday
afternoon, being her first appearance in
Seattle bay since her return from Si,ka
Inc of1cers assure US that the Indian
scare ab.ut Sitk~ WAS vastly exaxger.
atea, a'.d that the low down whites
ano hsif-beeds are more 10 be dreaded
nan fhe Indians. Probably. the objrc,
"i the story was To get new reinforce
ments sent ny IN the garrison. 20 a. 10
make steamship travel NOR profitable.
IL such was the case. it failed of its
mission.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

CHANGED OwyERs.-We note the
foilowi & conveyances of real property
within the present week: May E. SIN
.ls'r 10 Augustus DeKoslonsky, lot 2 in
block 20 "f Bre"s plat Of SEATTLE, for
1910. O'e Dickson to James Larsen, a
tract OF twenty acres Of land IN section
~ OF township 25 north of range three
east, "a. $50. J X. Bean to Mary Ann
Bean. ii ok three and fractional block
Z. IN kobinson's addition ~ Seattle, for
s400.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

AT KSAPrroS.-In consequence OF
the slack demand for coal, the hanks
Whistler and T m O'Sha ter have re-
turned e. tie Columb i. r., er tr m,-. md
are now losdi y lamtcr at Knsppsou.
The schoonr Frithi"ff. also we'll known
herr. is loading 1t San Francisco ioz
Maxatlan
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21
Hoxs AoAls.-wh. n The Indian We

HOVE A0AIN.--Wh.n the Indian war
10 Northern Idaho b Ole out last June,
several Of the Ssaitl' Toys welt up
thers 10 taxa hand in the little game
Bat Gen. Howard did not want any
volunteers. 40 most Of them had their
hbos for their pains. Among these wa
Rrsd. Schafes, commonly knows y.
s6kookum." who returned home on
1ondsy nights boat. better pleased
nth Seattle than ever. He has got all
The glory he wants for some time.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21
PRODUCE REcEirrs-Steamer 7

PRODUCE RECEIPTS Steamer Fan
ny Lake came in fIon he Skagit last
night tn tie smallest load Ut grain
sh~ b hid sinsa. I ne sea.on opened.
In. Wrnat, with large barge in tow,
arriv from White river about dusk
and brought large lot of bay, pota-
to . and apples. The river is now at
good Boating stsge and tue boats can
take out all that the farmers ill haul
to the river oank.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

Asuxlxo STARS. Sheriff wyckotf
ssps the prisoaers hard It work in
.eAdiae up gravel m the beach. which
! eanped upon Commercial street. be-
- Mill and Washington. In ten
ooge. that long abused thorsugh.
utli become the best looking street
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

JxwRLRY. &c.-ReAd the sdvsrtise-
ment Of L. p. SIN tn & 8 ., req in to-
days issas. They r ca.ea . ' ~ choics
lot Of novslti~s b, the Dakota and in
vits public inspection y their sAiss-
room.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

s GANE.-Ths Swinomish fats now
TEEN with countl. - ffocks of wild ducks
and geese. Every trip Of the Fanny
Like and L, br bri, e. p huge lot
to- 'ur mark. Is. MILL r Q bring but
fifty 'nts per pair. Who s,ys Seattle
Is MT . cheap place :" live ins
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

GONE TO SEA.-Th. British IRON ship
Cape Cie.r. with collidsd with the
Don Mich sin the Royal Roads about
two months ago, called from Victoria
Tor Australia last Saturday She under
wet thorough repairs before loading
her CARO- IT lumber ut the Moody Mills,
on Burrard Inlet.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

PORT BLAKELY.-Ths old reliable
bark Martha r deout arrived 1t Blake.
~ lest highs Il on San Fra n. i.co. after a
very clever pas we Of eight days. The
big ship Vsntns is still taking in cargo
and Capt. Theobalds paid our city q
visit yesterday. There are no more
lively milling camps on this Sound than
Port Blakely.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

AT MILTON. Il b sci o mr. G .mv eer
vas towed over to Milton yesterday
morning. and in thu a.t-r,o n he hill
Gu" ship Orxero was tow d ia by the
Donald THIS m~. es liv-ly times a. the
growing viilsge ~ ross the bay and we
are g,sd TO n .te il
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

STARTED OuT.-Ths sssamrr Otter.
which has been undsrg ing rrpeirs ct
Ycsler's wharf for the past week, got
up steam yesterday and start.d for Ia
cona under the command Of Capt. Go.
RrNuruer
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

REPAI. Ed tue British corvette
Opal, VIII ch has been having her en-.
sines o-r"a"lei at Essuimalt during
the past fmr mo ~ 3. has sailed on a
tr'nl trip to Burrards T. let, intending
to return by the way of Nanaimo.
where she will lay in a supply Of coal
TO. IN ure voyages.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

NAN DRowxED.--A tlegrsm from
Tacoma to this Office from ~. Morrill,.
informs Us that deck.hand (nan,e not
vivsn) fell overheard from the Gamer
Black Diamond. at that plncs ssd wss
drowned. W
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

!. uAxs -Miles Darcy, snRinesr Of
essanse Raby. bscamo inanc at
~ 1adison add Tan OF into tho
sasaa he vas caught BY the citi-
- pl6oed 10 cnnaneseat 10 await
uanI examination.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-21

THE ELDoR DOT his ono ,hsp A.
rived hers y.s'erday msr. ing snd
hauled als.esids tie Md o.hs whsrf
u disch .rgr. hr bsllsst. 8 9 Will iol-+
low the West, rm Shore in the Scaitl
Coal Co1pahy's line.