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"IIon0r To Whom Honor Is Due" A"

Enron ARGus:-I have recently
discovered. that the writer of the rr.
port OF our Sabbath School Ami.
ycrssrv, on San Juan Island, omitted.
Intentionally prcsume--a most
Interesting feature in the programme,
via: an address by Francis NJ. Al
bright, Esq, who, delighted the au.
disuce-especially the Juvenile por-
iion, to whom his remarks were now
especially directed. Mr., Albright
has a peculiar faculty of interesting
children, an accomplishment, which
the larger number Of public
speakers, rarely possess, most speak
ers, with myself, having greater
faculty of pleasing the young idea" "
by n gift of candies, than by the
presentation Of "words in speech" "
but our friend Albright, is rare ex-
ceptioh, aud thus, his name, rather
than being omitted, in the report,
sho.ld have had prominent notice.
If this gentleman ever visits Port
Townsend, see to it that you secure
him for Sabbath School address.
, 1877-10-12
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that ball nulaNHt. Iirc hu.u
Mr. llauior m'rr'uvI 'Wuui H..
No. 3. au at o. provide iur fua ,iu. W..
ton 81 take. la Ming County inr l>'s.
Passed Mr.. lisuford iUtruhuyd touuDl.
Bill No. I. an ayt 90 rpcll an ati entitled
an a,i 10 provide ior the election ol cuuD.
ty commissioners and county ss-c>sor' OF
King county. Passed.
Memorials wcrc introduced ia the Coun-
ell by Mr.. llauiord asking Congress Ia RS
tore All Rcdrned anls withdrawn hy the
main line OF the y. L. Il, r., north of Ia
coma, and 10 transfer the grant NJ the y.
Z. x. r.. branch line across the noun
tains to the Seattle and Walla Walla X.
Il. Company.
The following are the Standing Com
mitteeS of the Council:
Elections Hat thawuy, Ping, Hanford
Federal Relations Ferguson, Kuhn, Reid.
Ways and Means Hoover, Reid. hathaway.
Education - Hathaway. Hoover llanlurd.
Judiciary -lInntord, Hoover, kuhn.
Military Anals-Stcwart FrIgusOn, Reid.
Roads and Highways Reid, hathaway,
Sulrt.
Engrossed Bills-Kuhn, Ferguson, Ping.
Enrolled Bills -HaniO ford, STUART Ferguson.
Indian Affairs Ferguson, kuhn, Hoover.
Commence, Kuhn, Ferguson, Reid.
Corporation HRnford, Hoover, Hathaway.
Printing Hoover, Reid, Ping.
Counties, Reid. Ping. Stuart
sAgriculture : unrt, Hathaway, Ferguson.
Cnims-Ila huway, Ping, Kuhn,
Memorials Ferguson. s. uari, Reid.
Public Buildingsand grounds-Iioover,l Han
ford.
stewards Public Library Kuhn, Hoover,
Haniord.
Mining and Mining Interests Ping, Hatha.
way Hantord.
Council adjourned.
, 1877-10-12

SAN Francisco, Oct. At has
been ascertained that a society of
Cinnamon exist in the city formed
for the purpose of carrying on larceny
and burglary. Each member pays an
initiation fee of $25, The president
and officers engage to stand by the
members if involved in trouble, and
to furnish them with counsel and
witnesses if arrested and brought to
trial.
CoNsTANTINorLE, Oct 3.-An I'm
perial Trade is published appointing
Raouf Pasha to the command of the
army OF the Balkans at Schipka and
Suleiman Pasha to command the
army Of the Danube, vice Mehemet
Ali recalled.
LONDON, Oct. 3.--An insurrection
appears to have broken out in one Of
the Zooloo islands as telegram re.
ceived at Madrass from Singapore
announces the defeat of 1000 insur.
gents by the Spenish troops.
, 1877-10-12

ES Jas. Jones will receive by every
steamer from San Francisco and no Sound
all kinds OF small fruit. "a
, 1877-10-12
COUNCIL

MONDAY, Oct. s.
Two days leave ofabsence granted Fur
lguSon of Snohonish.
Hanford introduced bill providing for
the Incorporation of cities.
| by Hoover. Bill amending the civil
practice act Of 1873.
On motion of Kuhn. no more Bills or
resolutions, or memorials of the Council
are to be printed unless so ordered.
Stewart introduced Bill amending an
act relating to deeds. Passed Nov. I3,
1873.
Hanfnrd introduceda resolution relative
to enrolment and printing of laws, etc.
Passed.
On motion of Han ford the memorial
| praying for the transfer of the land grant
10 the NotIlern Pacific Railroad for the i
Branch lue over the Cascade mountains.
To the Seattle and w w RR Company
and being read by title was laid OH the
table
House joint memorial praying for the
establishment of fog hell and steam
whistle on Fou,weather Bluff. at entrance
of Hoods Canal. Passed.
Hathaway introduced Bill regulating
ithe taking of salmon in the Columbia
river ana it, tributaries. giving the salmon
OF The Columbia three days run uHmo
lessed.
On motion of Mr.. Kuhn. the Sergeant
alarms was. Instructed to furnish eacl
member of the Council with Il copy Of the
Statutes of the Territory and the revised
statutes Of the U. S. tal
Hathaway took the chair
Reed of Thurston, of special committee
to examine the oueStion concarniny tbe
formation of = Territorial board OF Equal
llatIon, asked and was granted further
time.
, Council adjourned.
House.
MONDAY, Oct. 8, 1877.
Mr.. Miller introduced House Memorial
No s. asking for an appropriation for
erection OF fog bell and steam whistle or
Foulweather Bluff at entrance to Hood.
/ CanaI-memorial passed.
. Mr.. korter introduced House Bill Nc
, ~ Introduced an act providing for the
> election of officers Of militia Referred tC
! committee Oh Military Affairs.
Ar. Daniels moved that the Committee
on Roads and Highways be instructed tc
prepare aud report a bill relative to the
time for doing road work la the Territory
Carried
House Bill Nos and :, passed
I House Bill No IA, Council amendment
/ concurred in, and Bill passed.
HOUSE.
{ TUESDAY, Oct. 0.
5 Mr.. Percival introduced Uousa piu N,
= 20, an act authorizing county eommis
, 1877-10-12
House.
WEDNESDAY, October, Sd.


AS Joseph Foster was called home by
sickness in his family, an indefinite leave
ofabsencc was granted him.
A communication was read from the
Secretary of the Territory informing the
House that G. b. Bagley, has been APP
pointed Public Printer. On motion n
committee of three was appointed on pub.
lie printing.
House Bill No. . was introduced, to
amend Civil Practice Act. Referred to
Judicial Committee. The Territorial Az.
.ditor's report was then read and 200 copies
were ordered pri ted.
House Bill No 3 vas introduced to
amend the net re aaitg to Collection OF
Territorial Revenue. Referred to Judi
ciIry Committee.
Council Bill No. 3 was Passed. House
took recess till 2P. NJ.
The following are the Standing Com
mittees of the House;
Printing Gregory. whitney and Long
Corporations McReayy Ward, Gregory,
Andrews and WarbasS
Counties Mcdonnell, PercivaI, Styles, War
Rules and orders-LaDu, Kelly, Miller,
Chapman and whltson.
Agriculture -Chipnian, Davis, Barnes, Long
aud Martin. .
Public Library Buildings and Grounds
Tibbits, Ward, korter and Foster.
Mines and Mining Interests lorr, Pcrcival,
Kelly and Ebey.
Federal relations and Memorials -Iverson,
Atkinson, Ringer, Vansycle and Daniels
Ways and Means and Claims Whitson,
Ward, Tibbits, Barnes and Davis
Education whitney, Daniels, Chapman,
Kelly and vansyckle.
Judiciary Daniels, lyerson, LaDu, Whltson,
and McReavy.
Military Aiiairs- Andrews, warbass and
Foster.
Roads and Highways Styles, Miller, Long,
Davis and Mcdonnell VS. ~
Engrossed Bills-Ringer, Whitney and Tib.
bets
Enrolled Bills Miller, Atkinson and Korter.
Indian Affairs kelly, Iyerson and PcrcIynl.
Commerce and isheries---W Wnrman, Atkin-
son, Gregory, Styles, Foster, and uorr.
, 1877-10-12

SPLENDID apples, at the Washington
Market, can be bought for 81 per box,
, 1877-10-12

THURSDAY. Oct


MIR. Hoover introduced joint re,olu-
tion asking that a joint committee be ap.
pointed 10 inquire into the legality Of tie
acts relating to the incorporation of towns
and cities and to report by bill or other
wise, Passed. Messrs. Hoover and Fer
guson were appointed to act on the com.
mittee for the Council.
House Joint Resolution No. 4. asking
that 400 copies of that part of the Gov.
ernors Message relating to the Northern
Pacific Railrotl he printed for the bunrlit
ot Members OF Congress. was amended
by substituting LOCO for 400. and passed
Honse Joiilt RESOLUTION No. 2..ol,lrrins
the printing OF 5000 copies of the Govern.
or's Message for. the use OF the Board OF
Emigration, was amended bv adding 50C
for use in the Council, and passed.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning at II
o'clock.
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Council.

hlbAls NNApltT, D,
Mr. IIaniorl Offered Memorial pray-
irg icr the eSioratloa of land, 10 public
sgttlements heretofore Withheld In favor of
tie Northern Pacific Railroad uor;b of
ile Branch Line across the Cascade noun
tains via the NacheL Pass. Referred TO
Committee on Memorials.
Mr.. llanford Introduced a Memorial
praying Tor the transfer OF the iLnd grant
oi the Northern Pacific Branch Railroad
across the Cascade Mountains vim thr
Naeiiez Pass 10 the seattle ana Walla
"alia Railroad Company. who prouoSe
70 construct road acros. tie SnoGuaimie
l'as-. Referred to committee ON Iemor.
ials
Mr.. Hoover introduced Council Eul
an act amend an AIT relating 10 chlfteI
mortgage. Referred to committee ON
judiciary.
L Judson. Territorial Superintendent
ol Common schools. presented hi, second
bleluial report Ordered printed
The Council went into a Committee nj
the whole. TO consider the Governor.
hessage. and referred the same 10 apuro
, 1877-10-12
COUNCIL.
SATURDAY. Oct 9Th

SATJ RDAY, Oct. 9th.
Council met at
Consideration of memorial No |. rela-
tive to the transfer ofeertai lands now
held Ivy the N p K II to the So W w rail
road company. ordered postponed.
Mr. lIantord's memorial praying for the
restoration to settlement of certain public
land withlrawn in favor of the n p II II,
was on motion of Ferguson. read third
time aud on motion of Mr. lIantord was
considered engrossed and put upon its pas
sage, which succeeded by yote of 7 to
none, Stewart being absent and hathaway
being excused by the Council
Council rec, ived a message from the
Governor announcing the signing of the
Walla Walla Court bill
llantord, Of Judiciary, reported favora-
bly, on House bills II with amendments
Rules suspended and bill passed
ilantprl introduced bill adopting the.
Common law of England Passed
Ferguson introduced bill providing
for the protection of salmon fisheries of
Puget Sound and tributary waters Re-
ferred to com on commerce
Mr. Kuhn introduced n bin relative to
prosecuting attorneys, defining their du-
tes aud fixing their compensation Re
terred to judiciary com, with orders to
print
Council adjourned
, 1877-10-12

SATURDAY, UctODer6,
ward, of ThlTston county, otlereda Bill
tor the relief of VIM. o. Bush. the sum Of
$500, for the most meritoriotls and best
collection OF grain Oh exhibition at'Phila-
delphia during the Centennial exposition
from any portion Of the United States.
Bill was referred to Com.
Bill changing the name of Andrew viii
son TO tnat OF Otuf Anderson, went to Ju-
dietary Committee.
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1877-12-24
THE PRESIDENTS SUNDAY.


Inc President aud Mrs. Hayes attended tho servics
a. - fa1Ps Methodist Episcopal Church, corner .
four'h avenue and Twenty-second street, YESTERDAYS
morning. IN accordance with a plan formed before
leaving the capital on Thursday last DIR. Tiffany
called on President Hayes Friday was Informed
Of MS intention TO be present At the inornng service
Inc sermon was appropriate TO the lrst Sunday be.
iofe Shrstmas the text being But when tho Iulaess
oi tho time was come, God sent forth his sou Ia
Galatians, ~, ID We have, SAID the preacher, 10
proof OF the exact date OF chriss birth but wo tako
~ appropriate uay 10 celebrate tho iact Four thou
SAND years had Witnessed the deep ycarnngs OF man
ior the true God and his vain efforts 10 realize
MN. Substitutlons had been made IN Egytt and
babylCn. aud Doth thu Greeks and Romans
hid their mythoiogies. Tho Jowlsh nation had re-
corded types ana propheces. There was a longing for
Truth The Grcsk and Roman elements wcre brought
INTO union with tho older and sacred elements
oi Judaism. In the Hebrew nation thcro was a di.
vineiy laid foundation for the Church; in their dis
perslon a soil prepared for the Gospel; Ia tho
spread OF the language ana the comuierce OF the
GFceks IN the perfection OF poetry and philosophy
thoro was a means for tho rapid communication Of
christian ideas Tor close with the
thonsht OF the world SO that when tho Sou OF God
came, win dvino authority and human sympathy,
everything was prepared for His appearances. The
tinio iuIl.
DR. uais church, corner VI Fitth avenue and Fifty
OF Ms. Marshall o. Roberts, corner OF Fifth avenue
and Eighteenth street. Tho Presidential party VIII
leave Tor Washington at hali-past O'Clock this
mornug, tho limited cxpre5s. rcnu5ylvania road.
The New York herald., 1877-12-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator Agernon S. Paddock, OF Nebraska Ia at the
st. Cloud. William Il. Chandler, OF New Hampshire,
Is attho Filth Avenue. General Escobcdo OF Mcxfco
Is ut the Union Square. Congressman Joseph Jorgon.
son, OF Virginia Is at tho ST. Nicholas. Secretary OF
State Igna,ius G. Grubbe Of Delaware, and Colonel r
4. $. Ladicy, United states Army, at the Hon.
man. r. q. Hazard, OF Rhode Island. is at tho Abc.
MARIE Rev. Dr. II. G. Battcrson. OF Philadelphia, 10
at tho Coleman. General Richard II. Jackson United
States Army, is at the Sturtevant
The New York herald., 1877-12-24
WRONGLY IMPRISONED.

A sad was brought before Justice Wheeler yes
terday In the Harlem Police Court Thomas concan.
non insane man. living with his brother John
Concannon, On clinton avenue, 100 street,
Morrisan.a sent TO The Commissioners OF char-
ties and Correction lie was violent 10 court that
II required the united efforts OF three officers
strain him. ConcanDon has lately been p,rdoned out
OF Sing Sing Prison, whcrc no had been confined for
burglary OF which since been proven guitless.
His Incarceration prcyod upon his mind that hIs
friends compelled W take the course above
mad
The New York herald., 1877-12-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TxrRAoRDiSA ARRAY OF BRILLIAAT ArrRA6.
lIions II to magazine that all
Others Ia beauty variety and artistic excellence tho
London Times says combines tho Wtactions OF veral
English ma1axnos soc the splendid Holiday Number OF
DEMOREsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE. now ready.
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GEORGE MUNRO. Ia TO "a vandewater a., Y.
NERVOUS EXfIAUSTiON-A MEDICAL ESSAY CON.
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gained: anoriing clear synopsis ~ tho 70
and tho treatment of nervous and physical deb.
cent? Addes, The author Ds L. KAHN oics aaa rea.
denco lUth ST.. New fork.
The New York herald., 1877-12-24
A BULL ON THE RAMPAGE.
ponTI.AxD Ne no

PokTLAND Me-, Dec. 23, 1917.
In getting bull on board English steamer horc
yesterday II broke loose, and, rushing through tho
streets, knocked down several persons, among them
the quartcrmastcr Of the steamship Thames, who ~
fatally Injured
The New York herald., 1877-12-24
A-HoLIDAY HATS FOR GENTLEMEN AT RE-
duced prices. ~

BUY YOUR HATS FROM BURKE, 2l4 BROAD.
way; st,e and texture unsurpassed; fine SILK liar, So,
| genuine FuRs lowest prices
The New York herald., 1877-12-24
uARPERS MAGAZINE
Ill FOR 1873
OFFERS ExrRAoRDINHKY INDUCEMENTS TO SUB.

In the February number will be commenced
TWO NEW SERIAL NOVELS;
one, entitled Macleod Of Dare by
WILLIAM BLACK.
tho cccbr aed English novelist with illustrations by Pet
tie Mnis artists; other.
ntttled ''The Return Of the Native by
THOMAS HARDY,
also effectively illustrated
HAkPEk'S MAGAZINE gives space than any
other popular magazine special illustrated articles onl
ART SUBJECTS.
and TO important
SCIENTIFIC PAPERS
treated In n popular style.
TiiE TILUsTRArED DESCRIPTIVE PAPERS
In HARPEh,S MAdAZtNE cover every quarter OF tho
globe and beautiful In illustration they enter
tanning and Instructive
iLLusrRATED SHORT sToRIks AND POEMS
u special feature In every number
HARPER BROTHERS.
Franklin square. New York
The New York herald., 1877-12-24

rs those Of Beecher or rockingham, and
will draw down on the Dean the ire of all
the rigid and straightlaced dogmatists in
the English Church, who raise the cry OF
''infdelity' at every expression which
savors Of liberalism in religion.
LIKELY TO PROVOKE STORM.
In the course of the sermon Dean Stanley
said:-"All goodness belongs to Christ, re-
gardless Of creed or church. Christ's cross
is everywhere. 1t belongs to no sect, and
the true church knows no Turkey, no
Russia" These are but few specimens Of
the liberal ideas expressed by tho eloquent
preacher, aud his sermon throughout was
full Of expressions calculated to provoke
hostile comment on the part of the cham
pions Of orthodoxy.
GRANT AT PALERMO.
The United States steamer Vandalia ar
rived at Palermo yesterday Sunday. Ex-
President Grant was on board. The United
States steamer Gettysburg has arrived at
Sousa (Iunis).
MILE. DURAND's DEBUT IN PARIS.
The HERALD correspondent in Paris tele-
graphs that Mile. Durand made successful
debut at the Theatre des Italiens on Satur-
day night
TIE AMERICAN LEGATION TO ENGLAND.
Mr PIcrrepont presented his letters OF recall to
the Queen at Windsor Castle on Saturday, and Mr..
welsh presented his credentials as Minister Of the
United States. They were both introduced by the
Earl Of Derby.
The New York herald., 1877-12-24
DlcfuRgsQuE AMERICA

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iand
The designs the engraving tbs printing. the paper-al
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The New York herald., 1877-12-24

ESCAPE THE DREAD PENALTY OF TUBER-
cuar consumption by curing the cough that leads up
II with HAiE's HoSEY 0r HoHEHoUSD AND TAR
PIKE's ToorHAcHE DROPS In miuute
Ave WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF
gentlemen to the elegant and Ats tor ta New Year.
manufactured by ESfEAsciiEID. OF liS Nassau At.
A-SuPENl0R ASSORTMENT OF FINE WINES,
LIQUops and CoRDiALs Tor the holidays
i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-28
MARRIED.

Eureka, June 7-By Rev. J. A. Gray, Jamos
Robbs to Amanda Roberts. No cards.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-28
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK.
DECLINE OF THE CONNER.
CIAL INTERESTS OF THE
METROPOLIS.
Aid For the st. Johns Sufferers

NEw YOpK. lima DC.
The animal reporto of the Chamber of
Commerce presents reliable statistics
showing that aside from the partial
loss of its tea trade, New York holds
It's W remarkably Well, M Ices not
suffer materially from the aversion OF
the business TO rival ports. Inc
change In the tea trade result from It's
transportation VIA. Caiilofhia, ana the
overland Ohe-haii OF last
years l4,oOo, ooo pounds shlpped py
the racine MAJ company, mas reached
the Atiant'c seapoard, tne REMAINDER
was distriouteu enemy rom chicago,
10 when polnt the capltai hltnert III
vested IN that business mere Is peing
gradually transferred. IN lhe sugar
ana coffee trade New lork Is lncreas-
ing. Inc percentage OF Tue TOTAL IN
portatlons nave her partial
loss OF the latter Tor a year or TWO.
The deliveries OF coffee last year We're
l~o,0OO,Ooo POUNDS greater imam III 1910.
A meeting OF citlzehs 10 express
sympathy Tor the sufferers by the st.
johns hre was helo az Cooper lns,i-
tute last evening. mayor Ely presid-
eu, anu LenTy warn beecneT ilaue
an address. Blank forms OF orders
for relief were distributed, u the
proceedings terminated.
Federal Oihce-hOlders and Politics
-Subsistencc for the Army.
WAsHINnroN .Jnna oe
Ono of the effects Of the Presidents
order for the remoya of office hold.
ers from any active p~articipation in
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ers and preserve freedom of action, so
as to prevent any territorial transport
tation which might be contrary to the
interests of the monarchy. The Gov-
eminent had frankly communicated to
European Cabinets its views in this re-
spect.
LONDON, June p.
In the House of Commons, Cowan,
member from Newcastle on the Syne.
gave notice that he would to. morrow
ask about the destruction of the Rust
chuk consulate, and whether it is a
breach of international law. The Con
sui at Rustchuk are drawing up a pro-
test against the Russians bombarding
their residences, as being against all
the principles of international law. The
object of the Russians in bombarding
Rustchuk is to reduce the town and
compel it to capitulate and thus save a
long and regular siege.
The Car has ordered another army
corps from the interior to the lower
Danube.
The Grand Vizier has authorized the
release of the evil prisoners at Rust
chuk, numbering 400, whose lives ow-
ing 10 bombardment are endangered.
LONDON, June 81.
Latest advices report hat the Rus
sian center has been reinforced by the
Twentieth Division from Kars. Eight
cen thousand men detached from the
center have advanced to SarakamySh.
The Turkish center, reinforced by a
division of eighteen b~aItaliOns, has adj
vanced two miles in front of Lewin,
where the Ottoman headquarters still
NJ IN I'LL -
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AUSTIN, June u.
A miner named w. j. Sloan was
caved on in a drift in the Lansburg
mine, Yankee Blade, three miles from
here. to day, aud sustained a fracture
of the collar bone.