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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08
STREET oBsTRUcTED by ASHES AND GAR


To THE EDITOR or HERALD
For over week the carts OF the Street CleaninA
Bureau been in East Sixty street,
and consequently the ashes and garbage Is accumu-
latng in the cutters and along the sidewalks to
really alarming extent. The smell from tho refuse
Is most sickening. Now that election is perhaps
the officials OF the bureau spare lew moments
pcr day for the per ornanco OF their legitimate du-
ties ana have this nuisance abalcd. UPTOWN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08

Mr.. murphy denies all the allegations OF the complain
ant ana sets up as a counter-claim that Brock owes
him $3.50 49, money expended Tor Brock and his
family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08
COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY

SUPREME CorRr-CnAanERs-Hod by Judge Law.
rence-Nos "a 80 ~, ~, 49, ~ ~, ~, 81, So 90
g3 &C. 10I H. 1876, l39 40, lac, 1853, 1866 1914 los
ISL 49,, 1873 10, 204, 20I. no. ia, 22l, 242 247
2jl 263. 26I 30, 213, $50, $50, $50 200, 293 2gl
SUPREME CouRr-GENERA TERM --AdJourncd until
"Wednesday OF next week.
SUPREME CoCRr-SrKcrAL TERm-Held by Judge
Van Vorsl.-Nos. Oh. 3Il 606 Co., 6l9, 627 $751; 5io
2S3, 527, 559 Gls, Goo &C., 553, 4s1, As, 4s3 49,
$50, 4s6, 4S7, 1856 Al. 497. 552. $780, 592 $685. 594
500, COS, COS, GO.
SUPREME CoURT-CRcrT-Par Held by Judge
Van Brant-Nos. 1872 1911, G5S, 1916. 1859, 1i50,
407, 300, SAL 80. l7Ol 1885, so s3l, $685. S55 ll6l
HAS, 1863 u, 1856 1913, l24, 1917. Part 2-Held by
Judge Barrett Case on--kornemanu VS.. Hermann.
No DAY calendar. Part Shield by Judge Donohue.-
Nos 30, SSl 1870, g6g 900 1876, 1868 1l5 u.s. ll22
945. 04b $50, 1902 o03 1870, 1918, y3I 144s 1911 lao
ll7s s2g, as, 80, $40, $780, 70l, 20 I'LL, 10 104I,
2oo9 2J4o 2oil 20i2, 2oia 2o44 14l, 32o, ILL., ll20
1895. 203l 1l43.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Held BY Chief
justice Curtis, and Judges SANFORD ana Freedman
Nos IL l2li Is 20 81 ~. 70. 20 20 ~, IS 20 81,
49,
SUPERIOR CouRr-SPEcIAL TERx--Hcld by Judge
SpeiE-Nos. ~. AZ. b. H. IS. &c. Demurrer-No. $.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08

RICHARD ". HARsETr.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale-John FrHnkeu-
heimcr. reieroe OF tho tour story brick store and
dwelling house. with lot 25x7J. NO 37s ashing-
ton st.. 3. W. corner Of Beach st. (; 10 Walter W.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02
& Ihe Seattle DiSnnkch. in cor

5r The Seattle Dispatch, in COM
menting upon the frequent contests
in speed between the Otter and Hes
senger, says: ut is of no practical
value to the community to know
which is the fastest of these two
boats, Us either of them is fast
enough for all requirements of the
trade. We trust that we have heard
the last of the races between boats
on this Sound, for something will
let go if this foolish system is not
done away with. With the terrible
Yosemite and Washoe explosions so
fresh in our memory, we hate every
thing that looks like steamer rae
ing" Capt. Starr has, as noted last
week, given instructions that such
contests shall cease, so far as his
boats are concerned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

NpEruEEN Pun. TuzwrNVs --
Tkls .. tbe tale - new cAnslssla,s
fug Ess.1ulAr favor n the Journalistic
World. D. b. rs~as,l Al New Tacoma.
soon as arrangements now IN pro
Srs~s arr completed. Ii will be con-
Quoted by Mr.. VIM. Pickett. a gen
tleman of versatile genius and ma
ture experience IN all that relates
TO the newspaper business. He was
the editor of the Bedeon, published
at kalama, before the Northern Pa
ciiic Railroad Company met with its
reverses and which was compelled to
suspend in consequence of the de-
preston of all interests connected
directly or indirectly with that enter.
prise. The new paper will not be
partisan organ, but" impartially dis.
cuss public questions, and advocate
all measures which tend to foster and
encourage agriculture, commerce
and American manufactures" In
this connection, it is rumored that
Money & Company, of Kalama,
propose to remove their job Office to
Tacoma, but this report needs cou=A
firmation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02


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s1,.'y a.
FRED D1u-.@>s says The fight
against him j hshi asain>i the He
pullman party that al he Is removed
from Office by the President. the lat
ter enemies ~ithin the party will he
STRENGTHENED and tina; the President
cannot afford to lose any strength.
Douglass Is right, but lie may not
have any better success than other
party leaders in making Hayes see
himself as other Republicans see him.
The following are given as leading
military men in the proposed filibus-
terinS expeditions against Mexico,
with which at one time it was expect
ed the Government would be drawn
into collision. Gen. Joe Shelby, Mis-
scuri; Vaughn Thomas of the old
Walker Nicaragua expedition; "Gen."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

81 Astoria even now audaciously
disputes with Portland the distinc-
ton OF being the future metropolis
of Oregon. She has nearly hun
dred miles the start, in being that
much nearer the sea. The future
metropolis of the coast will, how
ever, be on Puget Sound. Aspoliti-
cal speakers say: "Mark the pre-
diction!'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

TRAGEDY AT WALLA-wALLA.-Lewis
Foster, an insane man, shot and in
stantly killed an old gentleman,
named p. l. Hawley, at Walla-
walla, on the 18th ult. There sp-
pears TO have been no cause for the
horrible deed and it was doabtless
solely the result Of aberrztion Of In
tsIlec-.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

~The new advertising drop-cur-
tain, in Columbia Hall, is now COM
pleted and presents very creditable
appearance from the auditorium.
Mr.. Hopkins, to whose brilliant
genius the project owes its origin,
deserves considerable credit for the
manner in which the enterprise has
been carried to q successful termina-
ton. II the Railroad Union had
but admitted hin as its fifth Trustee,
what might not have been done.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

BuRaLARY.-On the night of the 22d
nit, the safe of the Northern Pa
cific Railroad Co., at Kalama, was
broken open by burglars and robbed Of
81 $50. Itappears that the depreda-
tors, on gaining an entrance to the
Office by bursting open two doors
leading to the rear drilled a hole
in the safe door near the knob,
and by means of a crowbar succeed
ed in wrenching it open. They then
proceeded to help themselves to the
contents. About 81, 100 was in sill
YER; $500 was in greenbacks and
gold notes, and the remainder in
gold coin. The burglars made q
clean sweep, carrying away every
thing of value. Two of Gen.
Sprague's sons we're sleeping in the
same building. but heard nothing
unusual during the night. The safe
was situated near the front of two
story building. and the young men
were sleeping up stairs some distance
away from the scene of the robbery.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

- Mr. W. =. ogSien, q Port
lani. las. thr0@-h tina In11~nrs Of
Nrs- G~arge III v AIA11n.s. oss~zan2 .
Sr~e eA&ss elerkz&1P In the TrSa~zxy
D~Fmrr@~zs. a: Va 1<Azmxsnm- Msz-
q - u &n@<as@r 0f Mr. ]. J pFyxr.
$50 af ~ 49,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02
~ The Ivy Club. of Seattle F,

E The Ivy Club. of Seattle, pro-
pose 10 have an excursion and din
ner soon as the final arrangements
are completed. the objective point
beang Natars's Park. near Stella
coca
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

s The maple shade trees are
now in the full vigor of their luxu-
riant foliage, and Main and Fourth
streets present . charming appear
ance even TO those accustomed 10
the sight Strangers are enrsp-
tured with fhe psrtzr~~qne hs@asv
ct the vista Fr-~sn.~d by q rev
fr1s= the A@@a Of Nam ss-s~s. or u
Fe~zreh frns@ the ksE- q. the v~xs ezaa
ct Lag Bra8$r TA~z=e waus have
vH~zsea us IN tiaA s~=sux wrh~m kxs-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

E CaFs- MeMiekes has rrturnsA
frum the Eaxs- wtsTher be has been
=. 30 wItne~s tAe Inaa~wrnssan ~ Mr.
HHvex~ He rxezrm@ krm D~xzo--
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

81 The services ct the Baptist
church, tomorrow, will be as fol-
lows: Ateleven o'clock A. NJ. preach
ing; at half-pasttwelve A. NJ. Sunday
school; at four o'clock P. NJ, con-
versational meeting for Bible study.
All persons, religious or irreligious,
are earnestly invited to attend these
meetings. Those really desiring a
clear and precise understanding OF
Gods word, are specially urged to
be present at the four O'Clock meet
ing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

The SMALLpox.-According to a
correspondent of the IntelHgencer,
there are at present ten persons dis
eased with the smallpox at Port
Orchard, and six have already died.
His account of the plague there, and
of its treatment, is awful, and indi-
Gates, if true, a carelessness, and in
difference on the part of the authori-
ties that is simply shocking to con-
template. With such a start as the
disease has there, and among In
dams ct that it seems impossible that
it's spreading can be prevented.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02
E 4 brief note from Mr.. wm.

S 4 brief note from Mr.. Wm.
Huntington, Of Castle Rock, an
hcuncss that the annual meeting Of
the Christian Church, for Western
N2shIng1eG. vii eonvens ~t Cen-
t@rTllss, L~~ls e0'zzty, At ; o'eio~k
p NJ CO Thar~<A2E. JHns lssA. &C.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

Pass IT 70 THE CEEpTr.-It is
Just as well 10 recall the fact that the
saving of the million and half sur
plus from the Centennial expenses is
the work of the Democrats in Con-
gress. When the bill making the
grant was introduced, it contained
no provision for repayment. Con-
gresham Springer proposed the
amendment requiring the return of
the money to the Treasury, in case
any was left, and he was promptly
met with ridicule from the Radical
side. Springer's amendment was
carried by Democratic votes, and the
money was thus saved to the people.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

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saeA iunei''n'- Woasi ns.'1'' IT,
sanctioned 'y The la~-l-.AAer' L'I
the people who ELECTED THETA IIe
b''i''i'ch SAYS; " Iha; the Governor
has constitution already prepared
Is no secret; but that 1t will tie the
same thing when passed as when Oh
fered, nobody believes. He Is very
anxious to have 1t passed, so as to
create an immediate election of
United States Senators, but the Leg
islature elected last Fall cannot do
that. The Legislature which elects
q United States Senator, must be
chosen for that purpose, by the vot-
ers of State and not of a Territory.
Hence as reverses in popular senti-
ment often occur, the Governors
grasp may contain the empty air in
stead of the golden prize of a SEN
,.-.~hs. ...... ~ 49, 1890
49, conaross ~ 5;asron.,n aons.;
1900 t.os, ,,h.. - sa .~a
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t,,.; ons v.ro 800 ,',"n - $500,
Inc reon1e ou;to .. pn;rst,u .. -
.he nonnar ,aro,os.a Tho ..os,s.
outlook warrants Tho hel;of thot tho
President ,;Lou;so no..o..o. . I'll,
which mov vhon oooos;on or;so,
nrovo s,,ns,.;ou - ,o,tr d;ot..;on
Tho soham. 80. - :-.-o,.
h,o thot ,ro ,o,,ia ho.;...o ~ :
= on ,,,oh nuo,,;nonoo Id 90.
;nd,b;table ev;derce that Tho Re-.
n,b,;can leaders in this Torr;.orx
seldom consider anv other onest;on
than that Of oxne5;oncv 90 noos
nred nv success A. T. 10 NO o;vo
tho renort for what = 10 worth
--
HE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTATION
INC o'tka ros OF April 2oth we learn
'oa' tne mount Elias expedition,
consisting OF Messrs. Taylor and
Myef' Lieut. WOOD 2lst Infantry,
Oorporal OSS ana frlvate brynlnS,
VI company w. ana frlvate Crlss-
inan, VI company NJ 4tn Artlliery,
ana iour oltAa Indians, started out
Ior Tue scene OF tnelr explorations, In
News was received there four DAVIS
afterwards To the effect that tbav bod
reached the northern end If Ch;,bo
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02
The Victoria Excursion.

ED. STANDARD: As the owners of
the steamer North Pacific literally
offered to carry passengers to Victo-
ria at reduced rates on the occasion
of Her Britannia Majesty's birthday,
1 was induced to accompany the ex-
cursionists, and must say that the
trip throughout was q most enjoyable
one, rendered more so by the kind
ness and attention shown by Mr..
Starr, Capt. Clancy, Purser Bige-
low and all of the officers of the boat,
each one vieing with the others in
making their guests feel at home.
The Olympia Cornet Band also &C.
companied the party and added ma
terially to the enjoyment of those
present, and must say that for a
young band the music was really OK
cellent, and bids fair in time to
eclipse some of the Older bands Oh
the Coast.
On arriving at Seattle, about $50
passengers were added TO the list,
including the famous Seattle Base
Ball Club, which has made a name
that will not easily be erased from
the history Of match games on this
side the continent We arrived IN
Victoria HarfESr about seven O'Clock.
on the rnornlng ct the 3lsh. and
found tina. city looking IA bs~a. aa-s
hsang Displayed CT the y.rzneaFal
h4xildEnzx ana eservzhsnw wxzran.. a
, 1877-09-13


LONDON, sept. 12.-lnfotmation Of a terrible
disaster In the English Channel has Just hecu
received. The British ship Ayalsucl,s, Capt.
Williams, from London Sept. I, for New
Zealand, sams Ia colIIslnu with the
NEitish ship Fonest, Cspt. Lockhart, from
Londo,A for New York, oir PoFtIau.i, aud both
vessels fouudsre.i. Slnr,y-.lx persons were
drowned. Tho Forest waa ln ballast aud had a
crew numbering tHruty-on Capt. LockhaEt,
chief Mair, An4l seven Utl,eEs WeEc saved.
Tl.e Avalanche hail = cTeW of tA1rty.two and
fifty passengers. The thIr,i officer aud two Sea-
Mcu ouly wrre sayed.
LATER.
The following alsittunat particulars OF the
Collision III tie tlIanucl ure given: Thu Forest
struck the Avalanche between The Asin al,l
nszzeu m4sts, nearly cutting her tn two, Thu
latter sank immediately, The F:mest, ,houYb
utterly wrecked, kept alloat m hour pr two.
Three boata were luwrrrd frou. hcr, uniy
une vi which ha, yet tesn xayol. Il cUntaincd
tbs Twelve peEaou4 utrca1y mentioned as sayed.
Une bAat was washed ashDrc ind at1o seyrraj
bodlss- 1lle otheE tsoat. Il Is feared. il ioat.
The Ayxlauel.c bsa Ai1ty-three paAxtugcrx.--
tNcnty.atx HaltRll, seventeen srcjIll ii as and
tHrnty thirl-cl1ss. mostly colonists. The dia-
astcr occursu! 1t lal!-tast . last night, seYcn
miles oil Portland.
LONDON, Sept. la-1.ateat particulars show
that Uvuf tuD pcEsous we're lrowpcd Ia
the disaster ot tho Forest and Avalanche ID
Portland. -.
, 1877-09-13
CHICAGO. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
MINERAL WATERS.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY,
nUNYADI JAN0S.
NEW APER1ENT WATER.

8ncciatly frcxmrstnd
~r9HSSI cd ter r1chnesa In sfcr.
NJ &TW IN lent *a1ta. and fts cf''
n" Wt9 ,xnloN g.. eAcy In IHious IT &c Is
NJ. W.T. VEA il prevention of tauHt-
EtSSEE4 AF1A ,$:AA3 ftles, ctc.. nrd nj m
T&A{pSTEfTSAE4l ordinary apesiert ~
tNEE&SSf2> >sNT48k1S$3#i 1.lEfEIt3, WIT
N1EE5&4t${ah8 CHOW. SCAN.
\t#8o {fS7k&TW HRN,{,7 RI Tftti,I. iHfIh
NJ EN8Ns| NON. aud thu rntre
I NH mcdic4t profession In
England and Germany.
~ pis'efls'o sss sscsy a%:f a"* ni1s's =:
I}1t. JAMES It. W.tHl1l. Nav Ynrk. 'Ccrtaln.
@ h., sen..e ana po'"tes's superior 70 my othes
DIR. yr,I. y. fIA1fafHNrl, New York. "Ihe
ns, fM.t rlsasant and esnc1et't OF slt puFsss's"
MI. AI.FI,KD r.. l.t,t,st1s. New York. "Ths
n%sntr s".t rr911pt n1 t1d n't efficient; specially
DIT. fOnnrCE nAnNEI. New York. ..r:e.
thhn anr Other"
I'LL. IENr4 A. AAYNE, New, Yoris. "Prc.
fcsrtd to any other !AxatlFc."
4 WtEEGLASSFEL 4 DOSE.
Every ernnnc lotte lcs's tts name Of The Apo1.
l1nnt!s Co. Nfnttft'. LtnLof-
FnED'K DE DAIRY 4 CO.,
IL e 13 Wnrrop-At,, Now York.
solc AEchts tut United Etatcs and Csnnda.
FOR SALE HS DEAf.l:Nt], taKOCEftJ, AND
bttVt;{:fAT%.
, 1877-09-13

hV7t5a1 D951&RE& % TN 3F6NNA
~ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. la-9ecretaFy
Ihompsoa, now At his lome neAr Tesre Haute,
is engaged in preparing bls report for the special
to statements feplefeti necessary By the failure
III appropriations. Discussion of measures
needed for the proper development uf ths uayy
he Will defer until tho regular session ln d.
wills On Monday ncxt}
, 1877-09-13
!os the MANAGEMENT Of the guns, and as fast a.
tdoy arc killed are
RKrLACEn M ntuKpa

they are killed are
| REPLACED nr nrurps
The fire Of the Turkish batteries In thu tol
lows between Griyca and plcyna f. Ica. s,cad,
/ and not 40 ve1t sustained as YESTERDAY. proi1
ably some Of their 1uns haye lce,
f1tstno,sntcd, This artillery duci ~
.,' .,"aGu ~. aanaay ana Monday during which
.ne l'otsian batteries we're gradually pushct
1os"arsl as described In an official Russfan tel
| egram. In front OF fsad,zeyo ftur oun. In III.
| Turkish rcdoubt wcro df.,nar,,o1 ~ an,,".
, 1877-09-13
49, r. = " --- ~ =
Tlk4jbSf.*s
R()P URE,

TIE COMMON SENSE TRUSS, selected by
Commissioners f7um ENrnpo for thciF En,pcrof's
layiu3 examined Trussrs Throughout Europe ~
well "a the UnItch States. Through tho generosity
OI our country thu ruptpsed soldiers Ut the I4to
war arc supplied with what The Government tcFIns
thu best truss In tho world the tonl1nau Sruss
Ttnss' liornta has heen oY1 a!eeia!ty for many
j, largely to bu attributed our auccsss In perua.
nrntly curing majority of cases which apply IL u
for treatment Manufacturers Ut aEI Kinds OF
Tsns*cs. lnstE01lcnts fur Defufm!tles, &c.
We arr thu only parties Wsst tnAt manufacture
slLk Elastic St"ckl,xa; our new pacut heel excels
1nythinx In that tlno yct invenltd.
HAltrLETsr. hUTMAS / rt1kkEk,
90 State. t'hicA.o, dtr north Of Randolph.
, 1877-09-13

POLITICAL PROSECUTIONS.
PARIS, Sept 12.-Toe ULs Fahk will ba
prosecuted. 0smbetsA's appeal will BE- heard
Aontay.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-21
v AN BRUNT & DAVIS,
E. w. BROOKS,

CTATEOF MINNESOTA, COUN-
~ ty of Goodhue, So. In Probate
Court, Special term, February 20, 1877.
In the matter ofthe estate Of George
McAlonan, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of
James McAlonan of said county repre-
senting, among other things, that
George McAlonan, late .sS said county,
on the 9th day Of Janussi a. ID. 1877,
at Leon in said county, died intestate,
and being q resident of this county at
the time of his death, leaving goods,
chattels, and estate within this county,
and that the said Petitioner is BROTH
er and next of kin of said deceased, and
praying that administration of said es-
tate be to John Robertson granted, it is
ordered that said petition be heard be-
fore the Judge of this Court, on Friday
the 10th day Of March, A. D.. 1877, at
ten O'Clock a. M, at tho Probate Office
in Red Wing in said county,
Ordered further, That notice thereof
be given to their heirs of said deceased,
and to all persons interested, by pub
fishing copy of this. order for three
successive weeks prior to said day of
hearing, in the GRANGE ADVANCE a
weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished at Red Wing in said county.
Dated at Red Wing, Minn., the Goth
day Of February, A. D. 1877. By the
Court, ~ N. o. WERNER,
20~4 Judge of Probate.