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Earnest de In Fargo WINS the name given by a
tramp in the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
reporter TE suN followed him to his cell and asked
How comes tc nti,tprHc de- IN ihe name OF Of
your ulohran Hfluh the word appearance" De- Ia targe
can't Pee luuf ltu HWC " Won have reason. Monsieur %
returned he tramp, laying his hand ON ns heart Ct" did
wish de u luA noble laniiy t0 appear the
Iucc Iocnri My name Is not Earnest dc Ia fuThe. NY
real name Is Antoine de- Bourbon. NJ MOnunuTcuCLh
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Receiving the Popc's Bies.ing-More Presenss
for PIusIN.

ROME June 15.-Thc Canadian pilgrims had
audience with the Pope today and asked his benedio
ton for their counirymen and the people OF Lverpoos
and New York who had given them friendly reception.
The pilgrims presented the Popc with a nAgunce M
Nitro studded with silver vase and
slun Ihe fope expressed hs 10Y the escape Of the
pilgrims from The great rcr, of their voyage and tho
many sHns OF devotion from country where the iaith,
after suriuouutng many dangers It'll remained ID
strong and vigorous lie concluded by Vns hs bl. ssin
10 tlp H.
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Convicted for Ano,he,'s Crime.

WIKEsBARRE. Pa. June l5.-Much excite
mcnt prevails here among politicians concerning the
case Of =. A Bcamsh, Democratic politician oi scrau
ton. who was convicted las. Drccmlrr of iOrgng tax
dulcan tor the Fourth School nsiflOt WAllo tax Re-.
cuNrr To-day eNtnu-tabIu fArr,l. whom k,ami-h
employed 10 serve Tie tAA warrants, confessed that he
aud confederate obtained possession o the tax durl,
cate. tore out tnc ANc- aud kepi stn Tue comic c,On
!, Wfisu sworn ti. AMI NIL hr delivered te SQUIRT
BeaInIsh Is IN PRISON NV alung sentence.
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"'rhus ~ soldier Dies"

For a week past John A. \. kcrstcn lived in
the boarding house at Battery place and drank
slvey. while the h1Ardcrs were ut dinner last even
ing, he seized kniie the table, and with the re-.
mafA, Thus soldier dies plunged 10 lutU h' spic.
lc was ostri uwtfrd and takt 90 th" church stfrrt
police station, where he showed nt ,su. u INSANITY
on the eti mt he was honnrailS discharged rom the
Flith AIlll,Iy Regiment then stationed at S Au-
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More Money for the Court House.

by Legislative enactment $4,000 additional
authorized TO he cxlcnlci the completion Of the
new Court House The Commissioners made contracts
10 the amorut OF $751; nro and exceeded uc apropria
ton by the Board ~ Appor'ioumcnt Corporation Cnun-
sel whitney gave an opinion mat the Commissioners
gully a. technical evasion u fhc law pni the
decide whether more houis should be- ISSUED aud the
work ON under the existing manage mrnt 1hr board
yesterday authorized the issue o ionis Tor ;luJOJO
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Minister. Taking ~ Vacation.

The Rev. George Ii. Hepworth. pastor OF the
Church OF the Disciples, and the Rev Lr lay OF the
broadway Tah,rnnce will be passengers M the steam
ship EsvIt tor Europe today The TREND, each have
chartered boats cs,uit item down tu, hAA. Dr itp
worth met ms consf'sHton IN the rhurD tl.hcc last
evening, aud grand iun held tA,ul hour.
lie Will be absent three months
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Capt. Olsen buried.

Capt. Charles Olsen was buried In Brooklyn
yesterday. lie at time commander OF the Peru.
Navy, aud was Tor many years connected with the
Merchants Marine OF this city, lie commanded the Edgar
stewart while she employed by the Cuban innur.
gents, and made hve successful landings oi arms and
munitions Ol war ON the Cuban coast
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Two con.,ruc,,on. or IA Disappearance.

The friends Of Arthur A. Kline. OF the firm OF
chas Dahlman A Co., who borrowed sloO.0Do IN the
of the nrm and then sailed Europe that his
transactions all done In good faith. lie did not in
tend 70 involve the Arm IN any way They are certain
thht he will return ana clear himself others de- not
take 50 charitable vi, ", and say that Kline knew that
the hrm some what involved. and detc crmined "
make as" o II, good credit before It's weakness was
known Ihe liabilities OF the hrm hero and IN San Fran
As 4.ibIuDD
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AUBURN. n. Y. June l5.-John II. Barrett a
saloon Keeper. shot dead by his mistress, Cora
Nouns. tins morning at disorierly hou~c IN thi. CITY,
IN, woman then attempted sulcde by shooting herself
Miue IN tle head She Is not expected t. recover
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Solicitor Taibot's Successor.

wAsHINoroN. June l5-Neither G. Wiley
wells OF Mississippi nor Ten Cole ot West virginia hav.
ius accepted The Office of solicitor Of tho Treasury was
offered g. day tH kruut % kt Noffi Carolina one
OF tr lew Ola linr Whl-s WHO now pullruus and
one of the still iewtr nest Republicans in hi. lo
laNnor rrccuu. held position ou the Alabama Claims
flI
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MInDLETowN. n. Y. June l5.-In a thunder
storm IN Tho outskirts OF the town to-day lightning struck
ia three places woman was severely hurt while iron.
INK. Ihire men were shocked IN a hrckyHh. A dwell,
us wa, wrecked almost beyond repair, hut ,he uecu-
pants, woman ami twu clldrvn, cso -p,d un4iyulgd.
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pITTsBURGH. June l5.-The extensive works
Of the jacohus kimiok hanulacturing company m
Diamond street. were burned this morning The com.
pany estimate their loss ~ sl21npo insurance ssOOl
The flames extended to the printing ani huukhuilng
establishment OF BHkewel Mnrlleus IN Grand street
destroying the bndcfy Their loss Is estimated at
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PARIS. June l5.-Thc Pd'rie says Mlnistse
rortou Will reply to Gamhcua's Interpolation To-
morrow. hut viii leave the Tribune at the slightest word
of offence The Duke dt Hrnruc Will next lay on thO
table demand Tor the dissolution OF the Chamber.
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SOME WisHINGrON TOPICS.
Trying to beat the Maids Best-A Half Mile
In los 1-2.

WASHINGTON. June 15.-At the races to-day
the hrstevent wssa 10y Lulu with Great East
ern for purse OF sitpo 10 beat GOLDSMITH Maid time
~ > l-is made on TIE track last ia with $500
sddcd Ia heat the Maid best time ~ Three heats
w'r lrott,d m - ~. and 2lt The hrsi heat was
trutt'i IA good sNle without making sklp but in the
second heat the mare broke badly In the lri heat she
uOlled well, and made the last halt mile IA ~.
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piTrsFIELD. MISS. Juno 15-Two unsnccess.
ul attempts were made uu tho u.ht ut tie i- Inst ID
burn the shaker settlement az Sow l. hanun y but
thc uants were etsnnhA discovered aud tAlAs ulshe
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WAsHINdToN. June l5.-John A. Hyman.
woorcd, eN-mcmhcr OF Congress from North Carolina.
was appointed 10 day Collector OF Internal Revenue lor
tle seeunl llslrl.t VI thal siAle. Nlco lAMols
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Budd Dobie'. stable In Chicago.

CHICAGO. June l5.-Bndd Dohlc. with his sta
hlc consisting OF goldsmith Maid, Numcy. amt Bol line
IN futl condition, AMI VIII soon Uo rrady Tor tDr turf
nsnn nuhlc Win make Two Or nolu additions " his
stg la. A ale, horn
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The second trial OF Mrs. Mary A. Hansen. the
confidence queen win begin Monday, In the Court OF
Sessions Jersey city The indictment charges her with
twindng Samuel "A Garrett,On out Oi Sl,ipp, under
false prvtenses, ands The only sworn change remaining
against her
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A Benuiifui Girl Missing.

"'hhitrowN, y. Y. June l5.-Cori ella Van
=, n 'rAunlni 'rpNn gil aged y years living with
i. y. ".tn'r h"f uncle nnl Guardian At Prospect
~ mar llur Bush, lrlt home on Tue day uigh
". , ll,h AUS The nci.hbOrs have been % AIch
- WI ISL ever Sinee without avail
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LONDON. June l5.-Mary Carpenter. the Eng
lish HutAurcss, o. dead
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JOITINGS IBOUT TOWN.

Lower pressure. stationary or lower tann-
Defatafr souWc.ur, wind, cloudy ana rainy Weather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-16

Huled Corn. Genuine article. Restaurants
supplied iresh every day Only depot In New York. o
LaiAht streeL-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-16

Calf Congress Cater. hand made. SO. Knox
Morgan. 3S3 Canal st. corner oi South 6th ay-AdA
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Comp'roll"r Kelly WAS author1"l yesterday
ini--ur tft' worth ul bonds lur the CONF ton the
bfuukll % lrds,
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SMITHS FALLS. G. W.. Juno l5.-Mr. George
Tenant wife and child drowned in the lake ts
place last nignt BY the upsetung VI bVat
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At Hudnut'- at A. VI. Gf'; 6. 81; 0. 7l';l2
NJ, - s.. r.. NJ so q, s0',r ~ u. ~
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LONDON. June l5-The Right Hon. Sir George
NcAsh NJ Lord Justice o AUvH IN tAanevry dc sd
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-08
N OTICE.
Administrators Sale OF Real
Estate.

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF KING COUNTY.
L Washington Territory.
In the matter Of the estate OF GEORGE ".
PREeCOTT. Deceased, including the partnership
estate Of e. L. Marshail Co.. Of which Arm said
Notica . hereby. given that In pursuance q an
order Of the Probate Court Of the County OF King,
Territory OF Washington. made on the Tenth day
Of November, A. .. 1877. In the matter OF the
above entiiled estate, the undersigned. the Admin
istrxtor Of tho said estate will sell d Public
Auction. 10 the highest bidder for cash on day Of
sale. and subject 10 confirmation by saia Probate
Court. ON SATURDAY. the 29th day OF December,
A. D. 1877. at the hour Of 10 O'Clock =. Of that
day. In front of the once Of tho Probate Judge In
seattle. said King County. oil the right title. tn-
terss4 and estate Of the said 0eorge W. Preecott q
interest and estate Of the said partnershp estate
OF +. L. Marshall 4 Co.. Of which said drm de-
ceased Vas . member. and ell the right. title aud
interest that the raid estate has By operation Of
ton to- thst Of the ssid George ". Prescott at the
time Il his death, Or In that OF the partnership
estate Of said y. L. Marshall Co., In and 10 al
those certain lots. pieces. or parcels OF land sttu
Tssdiory u Warrington, and bounded and de-
iscrioed - follows. to-wtt:
Lots One and Two In section Two. and Lots One
aud Two In Section Eleven, In Township Twenty
Meridian. containing lte 7S-ioo cores. more or
less.
Also. Lots one and Two. and the Northeast
quarter Of the oouthsast quarter OF 6ectisn klsv.
en- Ia Township Tvsnty-one North. of Range
Three East. Willamette Meridian, containing
165 6f-l0O acssa. more o. less.
Also. Lots One and Two, and The East half AZ
tho Noethesss quarter Of Section Thirty.tvo.
Township Twenty-Five North. cf Range Four Easa,
Wtllsmeite Meridian. containing los acr,,s, moss
or lees.
Aiso. Lots Three and Four. and Southeast
quarter of the Southeast quarter Of section
Tuenty.Ains. TOvnahip Twenty-Five North. az
Ra1go f0uP 2nGe. Willamette Meridian, contain
Ing ll9 st-tOO acyuo. more or les; and Ne NORTH
half oe tAe Nogsheast quarter Of The etaaheasl
Quarter Of Section Eleven. and eli Of Ioe Two in
section Twelve. Township rwensy-four North,
Range Three East. willamette Meridian. iExceps
eighteen acres
Terms aud conditions Of sale. cash. eoid coin
az the Unitcd States. purchase money b be paid
on confirmation on sale by said Probate Court.
Deed ~ espsnse OF purchassr.
A. =. YOUNG,
Administrator OF said sstate.
Seattle. King County. Novemosr 5oth. issi.
Mcknight .Iesry. Attorneys for the shove
ertate. d5-dtd
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Undersigned. by order OF the Probate
Court Of King County. Washington Territory
made and entered on the 18th day OF October, A.
D 1877. was appointed Administrator OF the es-
tate Of George ". Prescott. deceased. including
the Partnership estate OF z. L. Marshall l. Co.
All rersons having claims against the estates
are required 70 present the same. with the nee-s-
sa1y vouchefs. within one year from this date, TO
the undersigned. at his Office ct MILTON thereto
fore freeportI. In said King County. II sncA
claims b not 20 presented within one year they
Will be barred by law.
A. B. YOUNG,
Administrator q Aforesaid,
MsNsuaht Leary, Attorneys for Estate.
Seattle, W. T.. Oct. 18Th. 1877. n20-dAw5t
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for Sale.

@IWk UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS PLACE
l. In the suoquAlmie fer sale. II Contains I2o
Acres Bottom Land. and 10 Acres Timbered Up.
land. sloping gently 10 the river. Il is II miles
nom snoquaimie. City, II the river crossing. .
miles from Lake Washington. and ~ from Seattle
Fifty acres sashed. 20 acres in grass, acres Of
on hand.
The place has threc-ouarters OF mile frontage
on the river. 10 safe from overflow and has 4
eiear stream Of water running through, which
Sen oe crouxnt 10 che house. barn or milk house.
u valuable for numbering having . good deal of
timber ON II. and 10 the nrst key point for getting
CUT tae timber on the adjacent six or eight SO.
uons. and has good bay for booming The locs-
lion u central. and a6brdss good steamboat land.
ING. hotel and store would do we'll there Al
sas pseseas ome and 10 10 convcrieut 70 six log
sine campo nov In operation.
house and tools on the plaee. Cause Of selling,
fos further particular inquire OF
GEORGE WHITE,
sai''dAwu sno4ualnie River. VT
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Railroad Magnates on the Wing

Not long ago . Chicago tribune re-
porter wsylaid . special train which
was transporting Jay Gould and Sydney
Dillon oat West on their annual tour
Of inspection of the Union Pacific and
its branches. He found these railway
princes in one Of the latter day combi-
nation cars, which serve for sleeper.
drswing-room and dining Car. Mr..
Gould had with him shorthand Sec
rotary and q telegrsphic operator, Mr..
Dillon only his short hand secretary.
Mr.. Gould explained to the reporter
that every hour in the twenty-four,
when absent from New York, he was in
communication with friends and brokers
of that city. His telegraph operator
had all the necessary Instruments at
tached to one of the tables in the car,
with ground and connecting wires run
ming through one panel of the car.
Upon arriving at terminal station Mr..
Gould notified his friends in New
York upon what line of the road he
would be the next twenty-four hours.
should they desire to communicate with
him their dispatch was directed TO the
care Of the train dispatcher of the road,
who. upon its receipt. knew just where
Mr.. GOuld's special was, and dropped
the message down one station in ad-
vance. The operator at that station
would signal the special and deliver the
message. Upon its receipt the special
would Immediately pull out. and Mr..
Gould would consider and digest the
message. II it needed reply he would
dictate to the shorthand reporter. who
would translate for the operator. When
the reply was ready the engineer would
be signaled. the train stopped, and in
two minutes the main wire would be
hauled down, cut, attached to the in
strument, and the message wingiug ITS
way to New York. To twist the wire
together, let up, and start the train was
only the work Of another minute. Mr..
Gould kindly added that no used his
private signature which was always in
cipher Of course. Mr.. Dillon svsiled
himself Of Gould's facilities, whenever
necessary for his business.
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And In accordance with Law aud an order OF the
Board Of Trustees made on the Fourth day VI Oc-
tober. 1877, many shares OF each parcel Of such
stock ~ may be necessary will DO sold st public
auction Ut the Office Of the company. No. 1901
battery Street. on Thursday, the sixth day Of De-
cember. 1877. 1t the hour OF two O'Clock r. NJ, sf
such day. 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together With costs OF advertising and
expenses OF the sale.
JOSIAH HAND. Secretary.
Ofics-i.90i Battery Street. San Francisco.
California n20-du
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DIR. STEELE. who has for years been in the
Proprietary Medicine business. and who has
travelled In various parts Of tho world In search
OF information. has great confidence In The Erad.
icafor as the Ne Plus Ultra" Of safe, sure and
reliable remedies for general nse a. Family
Doctor.
Provide yourself with bottle without delay,
and you will always keep il in the family and
ssve money. Don't be put OF with some other
preparation. Take only Steele's Pain Eradicate
We can produce thousands Of testimonials a TO
the cures made: but trial will prove to the
most skeptical shat II is truly IN Ersdicator Of
Pains, Aches and InhammAtions. 1t has been,
and Is now. constantly used by horsemeu O.
Liniment. and has saved more valuable property
Of that kind THAI any other preparation. Take
pains to see thxt you get the genuine.
Put In large bottles, aud for sale by druggists
and dealers. II you happen 10 be In q locality
where STEELE'S PAIN ERADICATOR cannot
be obtained. send to the nearest Wholesale drug.
gist, or TO the Agents.
For sale by all druggists
CRANE BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists.
40 and i22 Market street, San Frsncisco, Cal
Price u per Large Bottle; Six Bottles for s..
octl9-dAwtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE OF SALE.


Location Of principal place Of business. San
Francisco, California; Location Of WORKS. King
County, washington Territory. Notice--There IL
delinquent upon the fol owing described stock on
account Of assessment No. 81 levied on the
fourth day OF October. lsIs. the several smouats
set opposite the names Of the respective share
holders, ~ follows:
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HONE VIEws.-Mr. r. c. Graves Is
the agent in this city for Huntington's
splendid stereoscopic views of Wash
ington Territory scenery. Though the
winter shut down on the artist before
be had completed his tour Of the Sound.
bis assortment embraces several dozen
views. including much of the most at
tractive and striking scenery in the Ter
ritorv west of the mountains. To those
who desire tasty and beautiful pres
ent to send to their friends abroad these
home views are just the thing. To
jewellers in the East they would be both
novel and interesting. Call at Graves
place on Commercial street and exam.
inc them.
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THAT addle Drained beef.carpenter,
Mr.. Arthur Orion, was not altogether .
success in the pretsnder business. but
they have new claimant in England.
who won't be confented with . simple
baronetcy. this time. The new dodger
purports to b Lord Pitzgibbon, an OH
Ger of the 9Th Hussars. who Was re-
ported missing after the celebrated
charge Of the Light Brigade at Bslsc-
lava, and said to have escaped recently
from Siberia. where be has been held Q
prisoner since the Crimesn War. We
wont ave it. at hall miboy. Your
name il Enry OLSON. You william. and
your mother kept pie-shop in Charing
Cross. you blarstsd 'umbug. Sit down!
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attempts to break through the position
Of the Grenadiers were Intellectual.
After five hours severe fighting. the
Turks we're defeated. Osman Pssha,
surrounded on all sides, was compelled
TO surrender with his whole army. Up
10 the present time it is impossible to
give accurate estimate of the mum
Der of the Turkish prisoners. or
the quantity of war material taken.
We only know everything in Plevna
hss fallen into our bands. The Russisn
loss 10 inconsiderable compared with
the result obtained.
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WHILE the University bill was unde,
eoaslderation in the Legislature. sous.
bedy's attention was attracted to On
item Of $720 Of Seattle City scrip
among the assets. and wondered how
Il get there. We took the trouble "a
hunt Il up the Other day. and found out
that Il was monsy borrowed from the
Univsrsity several nonths ago 10 erect
. oAlabooss. and, but Tor the vigilsnos
OF DIR. Calhoun. Il would have been
lost b Limitation. Governor Ferry
certainly did we'll to rs-sppoint the
Doctor - one Of the Rsgsnts; and
moee's The pity be had mot been there
ftoa the nrst.
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TEE quarts sxcitsmsnt in the vicso-
ria papers still continues. but vhethss
It extends any further. l. pa to b tsst.
ID. That gold quartz yielding as pei
ton By Ans aaAy can Be found q Car.
iboo. No woala not think Of disrutipg;
but what will Il yield By mill work
And ars ths lsdgss Of Sufficient extern,
70 warrant H. erscGioa Of batteries
vhirling fans. boilera cnginsa, and
hosting works. That. 70 borrow the
language Of Lord Dundrssry. u what
. fsllah carn't And cont. you know. !"
We shoad b. pleased u it we're all il ID
represonted.