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THE GOTERNORS.
They Hold IL Reception In the CITY Hail, and
GO on ~ Iarbor Excursion.

-Four carriages containing tho vieiting Gov
errors and their companions stopped in front
of the City Hall at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. A few persons had gathered on the steps
and in the Railways but the Governors had no
trouble in reaching the Governors room. II no
Mayor Ely introduced them TO the few mon who.
called. among whom wcrc Mcssrs. Peter Coop
or. Isaac IT, Bailey Samuel u. Bubcock. Wilson
g. Hunt. Thco. Roosevelt. u. q. Arnold, Alder
men LOWS. Morris. Cowng. and Cole. Prcsi-
dent Ferris Of the Board Of Emigration and
Frederick Talcott. The Governors wcrc next
conveyed to the Castle Garden wharf. as guests
OF the Chamber Of Commerce. and thence on
the steamer Thomas Coliycr for sail around
the harbor. They went to Sandy Hook. doing
[, in very quick time. and on the way Coy.
Porter chaitcd with ry-Goy. John r
Hoffman; Coy Bcdlc and Gov. Young Of Ohio
lpokod from the dock at the beauties of the har-
hold of ohio wrrc introduced TO many: and
Mayor Ely chattcd with LADY,, Among the
gurs's were Burchard Hayes. cN-Gov. solomon
81 WIS on.ln. nie Few II BuI lngI9n. Park
Erhari. Eliot G., Cnwlin, cNS;Maygr Hunter Of
Philadelphia Press MAJ. Den Gilmore. MAYOR
Hs,hrgcder Of Brooklyn. A.. l. 10y JOIN +.
tor Konnaday. and Lieut-Col. tFcnton Of the
Eng ish team. After turning back from Sandy
HOOK a c9llltlou was sriN,,n' "nu ,Ilrl Nl~erh,
and Porter. Tho Collvcr steamed M East
river, around Wards Island. and stqprcd at
Blackwcls Island. Commissioner Brennan
took the guests through ih' institution. Com
missioner Bailey showed, young Burohnrd
Hayes tho room in which Tweed spent year
aud u half. The company was landed mt the foot
oi East Twcuty-third street. where carriages
Wore in waiting e. take the Governors to the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The Governors mot In parlor In the Fifth
Avenue Hotel in the cvCnng. and PASSED rcso-
lutlons thanking She Chamber oil Commerce
ana the city for the cordial reception rendered
the guhrrratorlnl party The Governors also
would tend to promote fcelings Of friendship
and cordially among the States. Cow Porter
of Tennessee. GOV. Anthony OF Kansas. and
Gov. II al" ~ Ncw Jersey were appointed to
correspond with the Governors OF all the States
and Territories with view toward arranging
for a yearly meeting and excursion.
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RENDER'S BIG.fNT.
Arrested his Release from the King
County renItentiarS.

In March. 1874, Philip Render married
Maria Bowen az 2ll South Finh street. vii
lnmshurgh. In juno following he was CON
vtol of burglary. ana sentenced 90 four ycors
and thrcc months in the Kings County pcui-
tontiary lis term expired Yesterday Do
totiyo Holland arrested him upon warrant
for hrunY. procured ly Miss Bowen. and hr
WIS taken 10 the fiuh Precinct roiico Station.
Tie admits that ho has i've wives living, hui ~Uys
that hr wu~ formerly % sailor and ou returning
from % long trip lace found his inst wife married
ami Win ci-l,lron hy ihr scoond husband Thry
signed p1p.rs, hy which each rolou-od thc
other from ull marital claims and r.-l'l ,ihlt-
tres Soon nitrrWHrd Render met " ~ Bowen.
Bofur" his marriage with her hrtnpk her g. his
nI-l wiz, who Hggiu pi missed to make no FUR
ther claims upon him.
NJ iss Bowen mother and sister said in court
yos'orlnV tnNl linnflor was bad man, ANA that
h. had served eleven years imlri-nnm"nt in
Sing sing h'fore he lrcrme CONNECTED with
their family. After Render was locked up
yesterday two members of the Bowen fam
ily peercd through tho street blinds and
made grlmaccs q him and as he WIS
led out TO the Black Maria they stood in
the street and h00,ed at him. In the afternoon
Miss Bowen obtained n permit to visit RENDER
in the nail. She said that if lac would make Il
fair compromise with her she would not up-
pear nsgiEst him, rs he had already been
sufficiently punished. Sho wished simply to
scare him,
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rnn sorrn cinolINf RoGrES.
The Investigation Likely 10 Come 10 nm End
for Reasons Hest Known to Hayes.

c,,.r,r.r,x : = S.,, D ,,,,,,, ,bo
"Ni|,sl"N, . - ''p', 1'-4N'',''ns ',''
tn bills f1gni by tho Grand Jury ~ Columbia.
,,. was lan.l.d ont npair., Chamberlain
nj :. t.,,.... ,'.
o." WAS lnuhi against itllNn IA. hihltoh Tor
l-lus six Senators. Wniteman. Gl"nvo-.
C..,- Ssh A., with $50 non divided out
~" ,'
TA-Goy. $ ut also came in for Il true bill. on
friry s.uatar-olect Butler nl.pear,d bofor,
Il. IN, .t..aune Committee. H. had returned
iIW III. ttl tho day hcforc. and was chork
f.. ot paaaoition. H. m,.de the committee
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iecturing the Police Commissioner. and the
Aldermen for Neglect OF DUTY.


Tho MavOr Of Jersey civ hc- been act i've
-. -. ti....,.t,
N an 'i"4t 40 suIi''0~ '.r'"'h "i~'''"''''
houses whore liquor il sold without license
I'll. ,fr,r.s hay, not boon cons ui,uou.ly siie-
-, Tt. - ,.i,,
'f99'"' "hH htv"'i- lH'h"'i' A. ~ ms "ii'.'n
a letter Co tho Police Commissioners in which
he ,.uk,. SOM. worry rlafn statements II fnrt
'r Ill -, &C.
INC i''''r "'9 i"hu' Pu"l' i"s. cN'H'h-' Al''i
rrfogrin. 10 the fact that he had occasion TO
veto a lor-e number Of nnnlicntions f,rliceu-os
-. :, - 49, r., a.
on thr siouhH lN"' 'n'y were s""'''-u loI us
orderly or gaming places, or houses OF lrosti-
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nyarephobla ancr the me Of cat.

II0n N NIT1T n m
Tommie. 1f years Old. sonul Mr. &. c. Tongue
" lls,s iuro, nu.t. nom n, ftIIN. WIS lft,
hy tat an fN0 l-ttf July IUr "umd was cautcriftl
AIN luut ur two .NfsrNHnl Iur Young man went about
"A usual una i. 1ft inst Wlru tllc nlst SYMPTOMS N
hydrophon. alpcdird. llc found Il rmi os.l' To- .wal
low All, thing .Ws was followed by COM l-ou-. cur
rms at intervals "a about three hours breath
an or the slightest MOIST or the entrance ~ any h,
into tl, iuOn, was FOLLOWED ~ conl NaIons. ON u,
2ttil Ae died.
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TUESDAY SEPT 4.-FLouB AND MEAL-Thcra
hNs hlc rrct, lcucfa inn roVcmcut in prices the pass
weck The home demand has been good, ana the export
trade moderately active There wa. also some sTtcula
ton, by which the off ring. ON sale were reduced rye
Hour has remained du hut mtnl j. higcr for tho
leading brand To-day. the buovHncN latcrv p.cvathng
received a check The demand was more freely met.
and the close little weak We quote State nul West
.rn suncrfnc si25 81 7o extra state, g. io@s5 %;
western spring wheat extras. 4, 1lff4lSh do. NN and
NM EiMf- winter wheat extras. - 3ie.Si so. do
M aud xxx. SHnS~ Nnuc-o patents S7attp; city
thifitg extras. - -aars. southern bakers and inmy
brands sG7a@s southern shipping cxtrns. a, - sS 80
Torn urn Western. tNtkji, Brandy wine ~ - Rye
-four Sig5L0o. Wheat iced. SiGe 50 r ton. rye iced.
S.ttar2l
amy great change has hecn nuctur ting. To-day suois
were ffin AMI business active Tor home
sales ll~O bales For future delivery there wa. buoy,
ant ccus owing Co The unduuhtOd ravagcs NJ cntcrp.
lar west II the MSsi ,pp closing at 1Osc Sentim.
her lu7ir Tor October. ~ odc Tor Noyeml - n0-s tor
December. 1o7vc for january. luNNc. Tor February.
u lie for Mar H. aud 12i" for April sales Of futures,
4 uf al
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BYYORI TRE B.fTTLE.


The Crescent city Club 81 Now Orleans drop
ped behind it, previous score. Tho momh1 rs
had new au4miu4itlOn which did not work well.
The score was.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-05

The British team is 10 IT, selected hy Sir
Henry Haiiord on the morning OF the great
nLLt.l.
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Tho juvenile stomach may be disciplined witt.
MIX Of hagnesia which ALWAYS eonoueis indIs esuVl
Ado.
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NNirrif NNANAC-rus nay
sun rlscs ..... . ii sun sells -i Noon rises 2 s.
fIsi wAfiU-rus nav
sandy Hook. ui Gov Island. % ileA Gate IL
ArIiVcd-fUI,pN. sept
$ Alexandria Mckay Genoa july II. and Gibraltar
l!fh.
:. Anchora. Hclderuick, GLASGOW Aug % and No
willie -nth.
= nnhuia, VI Mickan, Liverpool Aug 70, and queens
town gNtI.
- eltucus Rcar.o. Boston
: Isaac Bell Lawrence. Richmond. city Point and
Norfolk
- san lncinto Ua1prl. Savannah
ship Jacob \ ~flm4er. stnl. llAyre.
BARK Cart. mas, lrrruuu St-ua
N.ik charley. Robinson Cow Bay
BARK u l. ENufh. Aouul- L.Nclpou
Br- uuaIl,ka. Hart Nuuen
Sthr Active. PNt. llaiV. $. y
Schr Alpha. : iul-liNiN. WIN i-nr. y s.
Schr laue lu-ou. rcar",. SArua.
som II y NuN-. laIhf iIIHurs. tfunndlna
Alst tAt Usual r.Nrl AMI tII-fi i~eNt.-
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Guslncss .lohccs.


HolmHn's Fad, ~ sure and pcrmnncnt cure
ior iar stomach all NtI N- Naldeu Lane. tousuta-
uJu iltc
pricc Reduced From - 10 50.
Knoxs ii .lik hat IL oadway ami iliih Az Hotel
The Rest Remedy Tor sSiidrcn while Teeth
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wahAsh ........"...... IL ffx Tx ~ I2t
Union Pacific. ............ 10 7irs 40 7uN TO1
Mcsts Union Tel. ...... slia k2Sa b1l4 ST. s2t

Tho Moose Mining Company have declared their rcgu-
lar quarterly dividend of p cents on each share o $40,
Hmuuntng In the aggregate 10 SWtNn THIS mine ias
declared diyidends o it, owners 8iJuOO and sjOuJ
has be- appropriated to The erection of rciu ing worms
a. mill 2JpD tons at tourtlclnss worth so per Ton,
winch can be- reduced AZ cost " SD per ton, TINS last
has accumulated upon the dumps at the mine.
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M.iRINE INTELLIGENCE.

NiNftrrIF AiWANAl-rffis nay
... . i sun sf~ e. -f Moon rises IS
fIsu wArru-tuls nav
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

Nor FOUND YEr.-A thorough, dill
gent search has been made for the body
OF Robert Gray. said to have been
drowned from the railroad :restle last
Tuesday evening. but IL has not been
found 4 man who WAS out on the
bench road at the time Of the supposed
drowning, we are told, says that he saw
Gray fall from the trestle. and the
place where he saw him fall he suppos.
es to be just over the deep channel that
makes out unde- the track about half
way up the bay There is several feet
of water In this channel at low tide, and
the currebt is very swift II he fell IN
there his body has most likely been
taken down stream. That he WAS
drowned. there remains but little doubt
now. from the fact that be has not been
heard from since. We were ih error
yesterday in stating that he was n pat
tern mAker-we should have said II
moulder A largo brogsn shoe. un-
laced. was picked up by the section men
on the railroad at low water, near the
edge Of the channel This was brought
to town last evening and identified by
one Of the msn employed in the foundry
IS having been worn by Gray at the
foundry.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08
IF~ The schooner Granger came in

~ The schooner Granger came in
last evening with lot Of wool for
Baxter L Co, frorn WILDLY Island.
Ia same s.la ar expecting another
l9t sp 81 q schooner 20 arrive here to-
day; also 100 sacks from Orcas Island
on sgtday per steamer Dispatch The
wool return of the Sound country is
bow getting to be quite an item in the
aggregate Of oVr products, ard is con-
staaily increasing. The various island.
Of the lower Sound are rapidly becom
lug largely wool-producing sections,
and tl.ete Is no part Of the Territory,
or any county that we know Of In fact.
where sh-ep 10 better than there. Oreas
Island. particularly. i coming Into
notice Ia TINS way. San Juan and
WILDLY Islands are also contributing
large quota Of wool - the Sound
prolnct- The price j. likely to be
much better btfore the season is cat.
than at present The Eastern war will
tend - advance il The Caiifornia
MOO! dip gill + much shelter tai.
season. thsr heretofore. AID the Austria
Ian wei "a. Will ne very short. All
through tue Australian colonies the
sheep hav4 been dying by thousands
Oh acc mt Of the drought.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08
DAILY I\TELLICEN(ER.
Friday, June 8. 1877.

TIE BIFLE MATcu.-A"nt1cr meet
ing was held az Pliers C. f-cl.unery
es.abli.hment last evening. % make
arrangement for the international
Fourth Of July Rifle match. Il va.
decided by the meeting - adopt the
Springfield military rife This Is
frst-cIassei army gun, with a mllnimani
pail Of trigger, six pounds. AID feliy
equal 10 the field guns t. be used by
the yie,oria team on that occasion. IL
il the purpose Of those who have hea'l'd
the movement 20 select for the team OF
seven, from among ous Local sharp
shooters, only those who are the most
proficient, AMI 30 far the following
named gentlemen have been enrolled
Oh the list: Arthur Avery, WIN len
sen, Thomas Thompson, 4 " Piper.
Carl Kreuz and Pin. Sbo strs. Only
one more member remains To be -
lected. Another meeting Is cal!ec Tor
this evening, At the same place. ~ y
o'clock, at which regular organization
vii! he effected and other matters at
tended 70, such as arranging targets etc
The rifles selected for the OCCASION
will be Oh public exhibition AZ
Pipers TO day. where they can be cx-
amined By tae curious. The members
wish TO get the organization perfected
at once. Their ground will be selected,
targets put in position AID some niece
sary practice INDUCED in, and they
haven't any too much time for this
either A sufficient amount Of funds
should lee raised to give the Eictoria
TEEN ~ grand blow out," Is ''the
boys" usually term it. during their
visit. so that they may leave with the
same favorable impression of Seattle
aud her pcople, that Our Boys did
Of Victoria and the Victorisns on tue
occasion Of their visit there
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAN IiUt>E

} Purcell, \ Shields. Port Town
>,uj. III McCrane. VI . Buen. Port
Discovery: " G Low. Il Carrier. New
Tacoma, Peter Anderson, VI Heiutz.
SquAk. VI Bfier. Il " Post; y Hart
man. Olympia. ii { Miuick, City: +
I.amgsten. + Olson. Post Madison; {
Anderson an wife. Iowa. Geo. Can
toni. { \ Collins. Rsu;oo, ] Julien,
city. + Newhou>e, J Mckay. J Best, ii
Rasiin. Portland.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

A TERRIBLE AcciDEST.--A shock
ing accident occurred at the Tacoma mill
on last wednesday afternoon. and ia
most certain TO prove fatal A man
by the name Of Isaac Frederickson was
working ON the lath machine when one
of the belts broke. and striking him Gu
tho head knocked him forward into
the saw. The saw struck him on the
vortex of the right shoulder. eating
through and barely escaping the cavity
OF the chest DR. Sparling. his attend
ing physician, entertaius scarcely any
hope Of his recovery.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

y GooD IpEA-SherltF Wyckotf set
party Of county prisoners at work
yesterday 10 making a cat along the
ffoEt Of the new county jail, thirty feet
in width, the earth being wheeled
around to the opposite side Of the build
ing - fill up tue sag " hich exists there.
lie proposes to complete this cut. and
extend it around the northern side on
a grade with the building. This
done. he will have deep. blind ditch
constructed around the entire structure
TO carry off the water. And this COM
pleted, he will have that portion of the
yard fenced in rs jail yard The
work will h done almost exclusively
by county prisoners. and in this way a
much needed piece Of work will be ac-
coinp!lshed at small expense 20 the
county.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

~ The steamship Dakota came in
yesterday and hauled in At the Seattle
bunkers where she Is now taking Oh
coal. She will haul into Yesler's wharf
oday. where she will take on LOCO
sacks OF oats. and about II tons OF wool
While up Sound, besides the list Of
freight already published. she took on
500 bales of hoop poles, aud an addi-
t;onal amount Of wool. Shs Will sail
from here for san Francisco Oh Satur-
lay morning. al 3 O'Clock. sharp.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

HENDRICKS X CURTIS are consider
Ing the har.i times. therefore they, ia
order t. do justice to all, intend 20 do
s,uuh,ng. steam AID Gas ;i,iiug a. the
very lowest living rates. i yea want
water pipe laia. or gas f'i'ng dcne. b,
sure aui see them. As IT will tse IN your
interest. They have nloe lot Of stove
aud sewer pipe. MI sssy cheap; also
have a rev saw GUNNER.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

;<s~ The sb,p Topgalltnt one of the
vessels We mentioned at Port Elakely
As looking after coal charter, was
towed up TO Nanaimo yesterday by the
tug Blakely, where she will load coal
for San Francisco. One of barks there
will also likely procure coal charter
from this city.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

CT The Se.,tle company have DC,
ciied TO give the ship Western Shore a
full cargo this time She will not,
therefore. take any from the keu'on
company.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

Dr.. CALHOUN va. called out TO Lake
Washington yesterday to See an Indian
who had been taken down with small.
poX He WAS one OF the party who
were at salmon Bay short time ago
when the disease was first contract
ed AT Port Orchard.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

s<E' The Wilton Troupe appeared at
Blakely last night and will play there
again this evening. st Newcastle
hight before last they were greeted by
Il crowded house. aud had TO turn
number away, 10 whom they could not
give admission. The troupe will appear
here again on Saturday evening.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

BRIDGE BUILDING. -- Attention Is
called t. the card of Mr. l.. +. Comp
ton who is prepared 10 execute contracts
for building bridges. etc, or furnish
plans for the same. being thorough
and experienced VOL msn ia that
line.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

sy- They have had another grand
break up a. the Asylum. The new
rsg.ms discharge all thu s'iboTdinates
last under DR.. Sparkling. excepting the
heal warden Mr.. Lovell and two
cooks, and reins,a,cd the old force that
resigned in boiy SON ,,ime ago.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

\ NEW circular engine has Just
been placed in position in the new mill
A. Port Gamble. 1t is of the same
capacity AS Ito two small engines which
formerly did the work ,ha, will b. done
BOW by II
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

No people 10 the world suffer as much
with dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years Of experience in medicine had
failed TO accomplish certain aud sure
remedy for this disease and It's effects,
such as Sour Stomach. Heart burn,
Water bsasd, Sick Headache, Cositive-
ness. Palpita,ion Of the Heart, Liver
Complaint, coming mp Of tie food, low
spirits. general debility. etc. yet since
the introduction Of GREENS AUGUsr
FLOWER We believe there IS no case of
Dyspepsia that cannot be Immediately
relieved. Thirty thousand dozen sold
lsst year without ore case Of failure re-
ported Go - yoar Druggist and gei
"a sample bottle for ten cents and try H.
Two doses will relieve yoa Regular
size - cents.
CRANE * BEGHAM, Agents,
San Francisco.
ECRoPE-S DRAFTs.-Draft. rs
Al lowest rates On Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France. Norway
and Sweden Ticket. to aud from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle. W. T.
PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap a.
Chilberg Bros.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

THE Mcs.enger brought III twenty.
i've passengers from Olympia last even.
ing. She will leave again this morn
ing at 80 O'Clock, as usual The fare
ou the route is now 81 on both the OF
ter and Messenger, the former boat
having advanced from fifty cents to tina,
price.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

LETTERS IF administration were IS
sued IN the Probate Court yesterday in
the estate Of Henry II Goldmeye., de-
ceased. IN brother of the deceased
VIM II Goldmeyer.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

- TIL. steamer Tssser leaves this
morning at o'clock for Ia Conner
she takes down full load I freight.
Some of The los leil here by Ia, Dako-
"a. from San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

~ The stsa ser Dispatch came 10
yesterday morning from Sehome with
few passengers aud little freight,
including u lot OF fresh berries
raised ut the bay. She reports no yes
sells IN port there. The coal mines are
running as usual The steamer left
again last night at 10 O'Clock for Sem
iahmuo with the mail
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

\ LARGE deputition If our citizens
contemplate paying a visit 10 the Yaki-
ma country next July They are aux
ions 10 see for themselves what sort of
n county il Is.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

10y The bark Aursoa. from San
Fran, $50 arrived last evening Size
will take the Place OF the ship Nash
ing,on Libby at the Seattle benAefs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

go Thc ship A'k~rlsh, arrived al
Per: Gamble yesterday fron >aa Fran
cisco. and the ship Sagamors sailet i
the same time for the latter place.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

- The schooner Compeer sailed
from Fort Madison yesterday fer Saa
Francisco; also the harseu,lne ". IL
Gawley AZ the same tiaae
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

THg ships Lathe Willie aud shirley
afe BOW the only vessels 81 Tacoma.
The former Is partly !oaded.
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THE tug Tacoma ea route for down
Sound after boom Of logs called in
here iast evening.
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.g The Aiki Base Bali Club viii
meet a, the University ground, on sat
urdsy afternoon for practice
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DISSOLUTION !

sI>HE FIRM OF oroNG COON Lung h co.
/ Is this day dtssalv~d by mutual consent
The business vii be carried ~ st the same place
under tie Arm name OF Tong We sizing CO,
by Gun King. Wong Wi Fun And Wong Hing
SUP.
WONG roo,
SING YyP,
All CHIN
GIN KING.
seattle. May i.ih. 1877, myi2-vsw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

We are indebted to Mr.. Van Vie, Of
the Saddle Rock Restaurant. for two.
boxes OF Columbia river strawberries.
Mr. Van Vie Is in receipt of fresh lot
at these every morning direct from the
vines They are the largest and finest
We have seen on this part Of the coas..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

~ The bark Oregon arrived al
SealseSk yesterday from San Francisco,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-08

PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap a.
Chilberg Bros.