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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

Nor OFF YET.-The bark Oak Hill
10 still hard aud fast on the reef at Ea-
gle Hsrbor. and 80 far all attempts at
getting her Oh have proved Ineffective
Hat il 10 expected that her release will
10 accomplished to-day. Last evening
. nombsr Of blocks. lines aud hawsers
were taken over from this city to he
ussd in getting her of She has been
lightensd a. much 40 possible. by dis
charging ballast. etc. and by the aid Of
camels and couple Of tu0boats she will
probably 10 put sdost sgain At high
tide to-day. The report that the bark
wss uuinjured appears to be confirm ed
by COED authority. st least it il believ we'd
that her damages will bs very slight at
the most
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

SEST TO THE AsYLCX-A man by
the name g &. N,n.ield wa. arrested
night before last fos being drunk ard
committed to Jail He va. broush, in
10 the police Court yesterday and Jus
sice Seelye saspecting sha, be va. de-
mensed, transferred him 10 the Probate
Court, where he was adjudged insane
and ordered sent 20 Steilacoom. THIS
man was formerly q notorious monte
sharp, piled his avoca.ion in nearly eli
the cities on the coast. and vas known
all over the country from Virgins City
70 British Columbia. Some four years
ago he lived IN this city and WAS ~ tina,
time arrested on a simila. charge a.
In this instance: but in that, as in the pre-
ent case, his sanity was doub by the
justice before whom he was brought,
aud he vas sent 70 the Probate Court
but was pronounced sane by the ex.
aiming physician, and released. The
next day he attempted suicide by leap
ing frou. the Seattle Coal Compspy's
wharf To the beach below. He MAS
only slightly bruised by the fall, how
ever. aud Immediately after VAS sent to
Steilacoom A short time ago be WAS
released, and left for Oregon where he
has remained until few days ago. His
hallueiation is betrayed more in his
bombas,ic talk than anythi ng else.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

DUE.-There are now no vessels at
Port Madison, and the lumber is be-
ing piled up there in all directions
The barks Vide.te, oakland and W.
II. Gawley are now over due, however.
and are daily expected. This is the
case with most every port On the
sound many of them having but few
vessels on hand aud some few OF them
none. There are also but three YES
sells at this port, and they will soon be
of; but here, as at neighboring ports
there are = number Of vessels over due
the names Of which we gave on Thurs
day morning. There is no probability,
however. that the expected feet will
arrive for some days yet; at least net
until there is change Of weather. ~
the present strong north winds keeps
them off the coast and below the
Straits The North Pacific came in
yesterday afternoon from Victoria, and
reported no vessels in sight in the
Straits.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20
Satu rday. January go.

OFF AGArS-The s.can.-r Annie
Stewart. which has been hauled up to
repairs for some time. will probably be
% sgsin on Monday or Tuesday morn
ing. - she 10 now aboot ready for ser
vice again. In the first place. she was
taken to Tacoma and put on the grid
iron where she received some importan.
repairs 10 her hull; then she va.
brought back 20 Seattle and taken in
hand by Mr.. Bullene. Since being
hauled up at his chop. her machinery
has undergone thorough and extensive
overhauling. The old pistons and rings
have been taken out and re6tted md
new springs and bolts have been put in
place Of the old ones which were worn
out by service. Her pumps have been
bored out. and the line pumps has been
supplied With new brasses and fitted no
FOX salt water Her boiler tubes, eighty.
I've in number. the ends Of which we're
perforated with small holes and
eaten With rust. causing them to leak
badly. have been pieced on. and re-
placed. She has also received . new
furnace door and new heater tubes
and some other minor repairs 20 her
boiler and furnace. Her machinery 10
nov in a. good condition ~ when new,
and the steamer will be sbls to run
much faster. and at the same time not
burn more than one half the fuel that
she he's consumed heretofore, as there
will now be no loss Of steam We un-
derstand that she will receive some ne v
paint and when the repairs are oil com.
pleted she will undoubtedly rank
among the most expeditions - we'll as
the most trim and coy steam boats on
the Sound.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20
EMPHATIC. The Walla Wsila Watch

EXPHArIC.--Th Walla Wsila Watch
nan goes after his non paying subscrib-
ers thu,ly In examining our books
We dnd fully ons-fifth Of our subscribers
never missed paper and never payed
q cent. Such are the venomous cankcr
worms which gusw ct the very heart
strings Of every new conner who delves
into business, gives credit without re-
straint. and lands upon the brink Of
ruin. Hero is the leak We intend to
cork up No pay. no paper. People
Who discontinue on our account, because
We refuse to further credit them, or out
Of pure malice and 'cussed' spite, need
not think that We run after their pat
ronsge. Far from it. We never beg
nor steal subscriber but please don't
steal the paper when 1t comes out"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20
THE LECTURE To-NIGHT- Remel

THE LECTURE To-NIGHT -Remem.
br that DR.. Paul NJ. Brennan will deliv-
er one of his most brilliant and inter
esting lectures tonight at Yesler's Hall.
This lecture is to be the first of . reeu.
lar course to be delivered here. and the
doctor proposes to deliver it free Of
charge a, he considers il possessed of
sufficient merit 10 recommend the course
To tue public. His lectures are consid-
erei in California as far superior to
Prof. Fowier's. both in diction and
matter of thought The subject to-
night will he The Throne Of the
Mind
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

THE WEEKLY ISTELLIGENCER If
you want q paper to send to your
friends in the Eastern States, the
WEEKLY INTELLiGENcER is just the
one to get 1t is the largest and con-
tains more reading matter than any
other paper published in the Territory.
and is alive TO all local and other mat
tiers pertaining to its resources and de-
velopment. In to-day's issue there is
much interesting matter relative there
to. send them East and show your
friends what kind Of q country we live
in. Copies can he procured ut the
Office Of publication or At the book
stores for l2is cents each, or you may
have it sent To any address from this
office for one year for $3.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

REAL EsTArE.-SinCe our last re-
port the following real estate transfers
have been recorded u. the Office of the
County recoyder
Hannah HAnsec to Jon NJ. Nelson,
acres III section l, township "a, consid
era'ion $3.50 Also ) acres adjoining
the same land, from the snme person 10
A. 5. Lockwood. $3.50.
jeff Rich To HannSh Hansce, - acres
i'll scctioa 1. township -; $50.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

FRoM WILDLY IsLAND.-The Black
Diamond came in yesterday from Wild
by Island with load II hay for Bige-
low 4 CO. The captain informs Us that
the gale Of last week did considera BILE
damage in tho vicinity Of Oak Hsrbor.
Several small dwelling houses were
blown down near the harbor. and in
the timber land. . short distance back,
q large number Of trees were b'own
over. fortunately no one was injured.
The persons whose houses were blown
over were wise enough to take the pre-.
caution Of abandoning their domiciles
before they were rsxed to the grouhd.
and consequently escaped injury.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

DfPHrHEArA.-From every quarter
comes the report Of the prevalence of
this disssse. 1t 10 doing its fell work
Of destruction throughout the Pacific
Coast among the young. and our immc-
diAts locality IL not more fortunate than
other sections in this regard Yestsr
day two children Of oar city were mum
bered among its victims. But this
coast il not alone the sufferer. Our
Eastern exchanges report the preva-
lence Of the disease therein fact it sp-
pears TO b almost epidemic through
out the continent from Nova Scotia to
the shores Of tho Pacific.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

Nut Coal. - The different coal
companies are Row bringing in con-
side-slle quantity Of nut coal. A
large lot came down from the Talbot
Co Yesterday. aud each day the Seat
tie mine also bring in quite quantity.
Heretofore this coal has been thrown
away with the slack. but it is now
turned t" better acconnt by shipping it
,o san Francisco. where il brings rs
much a. the best Mount Diablo
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Nkw ENGLAND.
A Manning, Tacoma; d Dickson. Sea
beck; John Ninsmon. Robert Graham,
Amelia Nichols. San Francisco; Capt.
Marshall and three dsughters. Michael
Fair. Port Madison; Gee ID Message.
Olympia: II Pornost. Chicago; "
Annsoa City; J Csntioll. Wis PO Oh
ivor; Portland; A L Riply. Cal; " J
Magoon, ] II Cole. Iowa. L Parker. Nj
chsel Grain, Renton.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
ID Dickson. Sesbeck. Mrs Wiley. Cen
terviiIe: J Symens. J X Marshall. Du-
vanish; j DormHn. X Tengel. SQuak;
A Bramer, II Mathew, Thomas Bsntly.
Tacoma: c G McAillen. City; John
Hanan. White River; " b Davis, Sea-
beck; " Fisher, Seattle; Sam Green,
White River; ] A Call. DC Cone, Pa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

NOT TO ArPEAR 49, The SAwtellc
Dramatic Company will not appear
here Tueedsy evening next asannounc-
ell by the evening paper, as they were
unable to procure the ball on accoun.
of the engagement Of DIR. Brennan. who
has the ball fer series Of lectures
The precise time of their appearance Is
not known az vet.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

SHiPrSG. The bark DAv ID Hoadley
arrived at Port Gamble on Thursday
from San Francisco. and the bark Gas
0andra Adams. u; Port Townsend
from the same place. The bark Brou
tes sailed from Port Blakely YESTERDAY
for San Francisco. and the ship Saga
mors from Port Gamble for Vallejo
Cal
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

OFFICERS ELECTED. q meeting
OF the Trustees Of the s. 4 W. ". r. r
Co. on Thursday evening the follow
ing officers were elected for the en-.
suing year Mr.. A. A Denny. Presi.
dent; H. l. Yesler. Vice President; ].
L. Celman. Superintendent: Il. +.
Briggs Treasurer and X Scott, Secre.
tarv.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

u Died in this city, on the 10th
inst. Of diph,heria. Evelyn. only daugh-
ter Of Edward and Abby J Hanford
and Nater Of Que Of the editors Of the
lSrxLIioEScER. aged Eve years and
seven months, The funeral Will take
place st the residence Of the parents
on Fourth street, at steven o'clock A. NJ.
to-day.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

4 PARTY A very pleasant surprise
party was given at tue residence Of Mrs.
McElIoy OH Thursday evening 10y the
many friends Of the newly married
couple, Mr. aud Mrs. Godkin. on the
occasion OF their return from their br,-
dal ,onr. The affair WAS genuine
surprise. and resulted in season Of
general enjoyment
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

PRoDCcE.-Ths Comet came IN yes.
.erd.y again from White River loaded
with farm pro luce for Craig 4 Mar.
shall. She also broagh: seven rassen-
gers. The steamer will lay over day
or two for repairs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT
We stand aghast at the Thousands
hourly hurried to . pre- mature grave.
victims Of having neglected the 6rst
symptoms Of disease. Whether the
complaint originates in the body. or he
INTRODUCED accidentally through the
skin-fatsl results may be warded ofi
by timely recourse to one or both Of
these medicines. Twenty-Five cents
per box or pot.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

e Mr. Chss. Neaher informs Us
that he has cut hole through his store
door fer the safer delivery 81 his paper.
and ,ha, hereafter the party who has
been in the hab,; Of purloininG the
lNTELll0ENCER from his premises each
morning before i, got cold will have
10 look elsew here for copy.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

t. Paper thieves are getting Al
most ioo numerous for their own good.
This sort of thing is getting about
played out The DAIRY lSrELI-
aENcER Is - cents . week to those
who wan. 10 take il. aud those ~ho
don't should lie, other peoples paper
alone.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

~ \ rev walk hs> tesu laid from
the ii. SIX opposite the new Jail 20 the
entrance Of the SECOND story. aud = rev
SIX inrh door has bcea PLACED cat side
the iron our - the cntrsuce a: the prs
oners apartment
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

@A Harrisburg. Oregon. paper
mentions the srrsst Of gang Of coun-
terfeiters at Roschurg. /, seems ,hs,
that lo>alisy has h~eu d"lugcd with
counterfeit money Of late. aud that the
bogus coinerx Aavr hal 'hai: little game
spoiled 1t Last
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

ELYsIuM is supposed to be the place
where the gods dwell. II you wish to b
transformed into one, and wish to have
some pleasant hours with some Of tho
Gourmands procure dozen OF 20 OF Pr
per's Cream Cake
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

ANOTHER - Yesterday young
child OF Mr.. J. McConville, Of the Wis
consin House. died in this city Of dip
tneIla.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

EUROPEAN DRAFrs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates On Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russis, France. Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europs sold at lowest rates BY Andrew
Chilberg. Seattle. W. I.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

- The Rr.t.Ai Cesss.S la referring
10 the Lesthers patent stone, styles It
"The Art-i- 6sh -iai Stone"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

PIANO TrNlNG.-There will bs first
class piano tuner in Seattle shout the
10th inst All who wish their pianos
or organs repaired can have it done by
leaving orders with W. II. Humphrey
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

NJ. Win. HuFner took coin msnd
o: toe steamer Afdie yesterday on
Lake Washington.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

lS 4 man fer being drunk and dis
ogiesly ~Ns snei IS aud costs by JUS
'iee Sselye yesterday
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

LOOK AT THrs-To those that are
suffering with the Piles. They can be
cured by the Wightman Prooess. by c.
3. Farleman. at the Occidental Hotel.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-20

~ Rev. d \. Utter will preach in
Rsiuig's Hall tomorrow fnr~nss'a and
o'eninS a. the usual hour
, 1877-03-15

ay @ s'?s Tse t Mn pas ss 5 F.
Snn5Hy q whlea :: ooo CT + s e's s prens.ory
note and the remainder for vooIiE foll' surpen-
S" ss" s s 70 st .ow sa.. &aS2s q
10 t6e case of A. T n,llctt m order "a. made
hs.ss % liz senPa,iit%cc Il %,,i, t. ,he e''o of
IT. ds.e tS' 81 Wes M e @s a IA, entered
directing tt sso Of tho EeaI estate at pnnllc nns:
o s ia1 si IT. htie %frf @f G
= .ass's william essAer wero
In sha case Of William Lonbasd an osdet wss
n,nde for tho examination nt tho bankrupt anil
oi!Icrs bcfora legstcF coon At Marengo IN The I'D
"A A.sanco w,ll 10 cho;en at 10 .. N. to-day
for the e.tnte Of Henry D. Dale and for The estate
surEnlon COURT tx nn1Er. .
Peter .Gelses commenced a hnle fot $40. GOO
ogntn.t lanes Atee and another agn'nst tho |anso
Flank Vcnhoeycn eued rctcr F. plcscn for
!. i: Klmbart sued parla nu., for q, ,ooo:
Joseph uad lsrc1snscr wursnsf1 claiming
Louis Ebsndorf ct al. brought suit for a. 900
ngainst Tho CnIDn Oil Company, and another fnr
!ike amount auatn't Bcn1a'afn V. Fnse md Will
u Eyesesi % x. c1omcnt commenced an action in
stesPss.. 9EnInss rs a James D. Marshall laying da
'Se' '' 'Ao'0''' CIRCUIT COURT.
n i.aac \; smitl began suit for So ooo against D.
Solomon 1Iolfcrty aucd Herman wllmoring for
Cu1ss1NAr. coui,r.
The arguments In tho ftunJan ca!c weFo con;
cludo ys,terta,, aud tho Jury given leave 10 seal
Fsank ca.apbcl, pleaded guilty to m attempt to
, 1877-03-15
d, HENRI A1ONNlEit.


In company. half bourgeois. llaH artistic, Eomc
ono tcgscd Monncr tn repeat q scene from ono Of
III. plays. MonnEer valnly endcaYorcd 10 plcall n
enid, but tho company Insisted 10 such an extent
that llo consented to give them something. Thuru
wss rnil fur screen, hut Monnicr told them that
lle tlLl mol nltua 1t, ha would content himself by
Initiating tho cry Of several nnf,nals. Ths every
oAq a4resa to, and having gathered the" about him
hc btKn3'. ....
~, !" wi A.. @ initiate" he 'a'a "ths roaring of
Everybody app1au,lcd this roaring as wonderfully
Jtkc: soma 1A,Iics el,tdeFed.
.''Sow will fuaitata the believing Of tho bull
Uruh;"
The ZANE enthusiasm: meanwhile the believing
OF tho bull was precisely like the fbhr1nx M the
lion; hut In the snlon does not look too closely
Henri 3fann!GF continued:
'.Thc howl Of the walt: HeuAF'
Always thu aalno thing.
"'rhr bleatins Of the shcep: Hsnhf'
They began 10 look nj him With sonic astonlsh-
snent,
Henri Monnfer went on:
.'Tha ncIxhinx Of thu horne: Htuh!'
The CIuckins uf tho hem: f}euhi"
1.-THE mew!ng Of tho cat: Htuhg'
'The striking OF the clock: Hevh"
And catching his breath. ho addca, In finishing,
with voice Ut thunder:
"1hs no4ss Of ne grass groNing: Ntuh!"
, 1877-03-15

On tho c1ostng up Of the sMath l. liogcra sl1yssr
plating CONCERN IN Now Haven, a few lnys nE6,
preparatory to It's removal to 3luraen. the toor Of
thu rtatIng.roon, was taken up burned. aud Tho
nthea anaiy1eh with tho result OF procuring puro
silver to the amount Of $uAl This resnt IL not 80
strange AZ It appears Ut first sight. Tho precious
niuEalk As1 cspabta Of extreme vulatll1xatOM nnpf
heat, bscumtnE uerc yaporst which may be con.
nuto form. lit, even without heat, tho ,mr.
ltcles Of gold md silver sre nsae no exceedingly
hne. fa the processes Of Tho manufacture Ut GOl
anil silver goods, whether solid ur plated that no
devices Tor saylng thu nateria absa!ted nr thrown
otf in tho various lnanlrusattunA uru entirely II.
tectual. Even III thu Government assuy ort.A tho
tho crude metal h valuable, md tu most nnliu.
fuctnru4 vf artc1es Ut gold aud sser tu prurIelora
cluthee when worn out, but pay fur slirrl prlcu
generally sudlcleht u ptucnts now garuiehts--nn
u!a tattera! vrat belonging 70 hcnch wUtknlai
sulncti ialcs bGlnX yuiAud by hts employers, even
though W1Fn to rugs, ut $ss0.
, 1877-03-15
Ctv1L-SERYICE REFORM.


CntcAH0, March 14.-rcfmlt me TO ray publicly,
"Thsnk yon," for publi'h'ng your civil'scrvlcs
report Of December. 1871, in favor Of the single.
tern principle. 1t Is very tlmoly Just Ut present 10
stir up this subject ngalu. and that lust now, wheu
our President Hayes promises to DO his lsyci bost
In that respect. In reading your report Of II.
sui thinking Of tho events Of lB75 and 1870,
could not but pronounce yont words prophetic.
slncc you Issued that report, Ornnt hss been ro-
elected aud verified your very theories VI re.elec,
Hun to tln letter. nlalne, tho renowned anti
Nefornies, cams very near being nominated for
President, and ho Il now Chairman Of tho scuate
coul,u!tteo on cHtl-ssrvice. lPerhsps he may
turn over new LEAF and become Rsiornet, !
tbs srtls which you said would follow second
election to tlIs Presidential oaco have followed To
extent nndreap,ra of,-almost to ths Disgrace os
words in rehcassina ths sublrct, / would
ks e s:k yps to f. oH ,s 4, sSa, work
fefursa era to also scputllsll thu slecess ol tho
c!s,l;sets!ce report in Congress; how Il was or.
posss! and WIG wsfe tho ftleRd* q ts;!s reform.
to tognc! WORKERS .t;sIcst ths s4si.abiltsy of "a
u,arntlmisnt to your prupnsst amendment to tho
ons. There iss constitutional anlsndn,eut psna.
Ing bsfusu couatc1s now In regard to thu tenure Vt
office VI crrtaln cIass Of n!he!als. No nlattcr
t!on thc Dnu nsvded uost would bs t0 eu.alul 1ata
our President und the better part q conyrcssinel
from tht presett baA hsthn4 81 hllth2 Qitces. 1t
should b. ut oncv prohibited for any SGnltor or
Congressman to Gull oM tho President u dietAle to
hlm tho appointment. Vt hrnchanna or satellite
until he H. ra!frd on by The President fpr
NJ " S9 Nv Sp ss.
has sent 10 his applsca;iou. lat tho FIosdent send
fur tue op!naon Of any Representative, and let this
opiuiun ~ ss4nerd to writing and b. kept on als.
LIT Il bn tose!AAta by heavy TINS ss4 loss u u.An-
date 70 urxs any appointment to sbn President
verbally. fhta would u once eake burden u1
our o,crfuM President, DIX sunle kInd VI rcsEului-
billy on tlp recommending member VI Consrcs4.
pfs.vnts'' :nety and .la,,,st Ina;maeh 4. sach
t. .o.n;any ~; H.s.epler u conylc.s ' saI show sSs
srhk sl2 P''4ths IN conclusion W., ,oas aud All.
who hAss.fie Interest At heart should try nnccaa.
lnXly 10 tArlnY nbslna \ Shxnsa. Logan u still
onlcr+ +bsokinx at lhs Gap,iai, auI Ulsina !. slll
the champion OF cts!l-Setslec. 0nr President
needx all tau bsacnK Mls Tho Dart vi The people
ax cau yet. liupin! and expcctEnz to hrar ftola
yoY Oh thsss polAt4, reaaln, ssspsctiallJ yours.
", UQpENASa.
, 1877-03-15

St. rrttrsGHrg Golos,
Adc1inn Patti was said to he ayulnerabIsto to love,
yet lately she wis soized with pass1oh tor tenor
srplaudcd by the same public. When young sho
had espouscl q Lord, Count, Tiseonnf, Or Mar-
quts, ono knows not what. Sho wns grcntiy G,ktn
with him. This husband adn,!nlstcrcd'iu hls own
why lhe windptpe Of lis wlfc, which became for
him nina OF gold. Ilo adured bis spousc. lie
was tho Erat to arrive at tho theatre, armed with
his telescope, and It wos ha who gaso tho signals
Tor applause. Tho young tenor fnally came to
cloud sky that had thus far been tarene. The
husband, jealous, aud not without rcason It u
said, wished to prevent his wife from playng with
tho lover In question. It wus even 1uado oac Of
thu diva was signed. Tho director had promised;
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And that II how Ronto and Ju!lti caine 10 pluy to-
Rether under thu nosa Of tho husband. An s1p0.
yesterday. Tho actrcss In her drcssing. room,
hen dasnd,, !. reaa sSt wnan th1 s
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eano np u listen; iillsand and VIC .eteamsd
s1fs,f tas.s s'so '!s wsre :'s' ''' 'n'
~ Ravo. .you-you-a nuhlc tile; you have acted
"llcrol Your tltle--ah; i J. paid fof!. and at
tho saruc Tins stort Of levels fell upon the hHs
jig Iks tho lo,iax oi cars, md tasa laad .cseaa,.
for aid:
Tho husband va4 ordered oat hs reiu.ed 10 80, say.
si:s, %S ssS II, a. sss es'sa' As is 60
those present 70 witness what lad spted. sils
ais Of her annual ineonls 70 bs I'm ia pence She
dcn,anded protection, and p9lies aIrnt was sta+
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