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, 1878-08-03
tha
~ IS are ap1
rec a1SleS-One at eit'

are api
ca rec a1sles-one at EFT
ana O. running down the censre O.
the chutch-each -four feet in width
lhe pulpit has been amply enlarged
and the position of the choir moved
from the rear of the building to 3
properly elevated position at the
ieft OF the pulpit. When completed
II Will be one of the most comforts
Ole and convenient as it is the lare-
est church edifce in the CITY.
MURDER.-The bodies of Mr.
and Mrs. Perkins of Yakima
valley, have been found at Rat
tlesnake t Springs, forty miles
from Yakima City, and 80 m;les
OF this place. They had been
missing for a couple of weeks.
and it is supposed, fell by the
hands OF the red devils. Thew
mad been killed and buried. The
Woman's arm was protrudino
the dirt, which leads to
the supposition that she was
D. 1urled alive. A party have left
Yakima City to disinter the rc'
mains and bring them to that
pace and give them decent buri.
Al. We also hear it rumored
hat the Indians who Committed
MS dastardly murder are now
2ea 2elhS tried at Fort Slmcoe-
Sun.
S Wesier Export Bier at tho
anlty Fair, the first ever brouoht
a1o the Ierritory-Ice cold from
he Arctic Cooler. 0' 'io"
, 1878-08-03

IRON WoRKs-One of the best in
stitutions in this city is the foundry
and iron works OF Messrs. White &
Tenny. These gentlemen, who are
successors to the Messrs. Wilson,
have made great many improve
ments in their foundry and are con-
stantly pushed with work, and their
success is due entirely to the frst>
class quality of their work. They
do all the casting for the railroad
company, and do it better and cheap
er than it could be done in San
Francisco. They are about the only
iron foundry on the Sound that are
running on full time.
GREAT RACE. Mr.. Tate, the eel
ebrated foot-racer, has returned to
this city from Oregon, where won
several races. and got awav with the
crack runner of that State. It is
proposed to get upea great race in
this city, which viii be open for all
runners on the coast. A large purse
will be offered, and an entrance fee
of some twenty five dollars will be
charged. Entries will undoubtedly
be made from San Francisco, Port
land, Victoria, Westminster and
Seattle.
PORTLAND HorEL.-Sam Coulter
and his son Clarence have purchas-
the lease of the St. Charles Hotel.
which they will hereafter con-
duct in person. We know of no
men better calculated to make a
success of bookkeeping. It will
certainly be the favorite stopping
place for all sojourners in that city
from Puget Sound.
s'THE MooDYvtLLE T1cKLER" is the
title of small four page hebdomandal
printed at the "Old MILL" Modyville,
Burrard Inlet. Il is very pronounced
against the Mackenzie Government and
is vigorous and somewhat satirical In
tone.
HORSE RAcING.-The race at
Symond's track was won yes
terday by Hop picker. 'the
afternoon amusement was
varied by q baseball match be-
tween the Unions and All1i Jun
iors, Won by the former by a
score OF 10 to 6, a very credita-
bic score considering the small
amount OF practice either nine
has had. The Unions have a
new pitcher, whose style of
curve pitching was ratherga a sur
prise to the older nine and pre-
vented them from making as
large a score as they would
otherwise have done.
CLAM BAKE.- Some forty ladies
and gentlemen charted the steamer
Teaser on Saturday last and went to
Blake Island on a clam bake. They
had jolly time, but as they arrived
there at high tide, they postponed
the clam bake part of it until next
time. All returned tired but happy,
with mu4h good feeling towards the
gettess-H of the picnic,
, 1878-08-03
LATEST FROM THE FRoNr.-In-

LA NUN hON
tclllgencc from the troops ip the
field is meagre, unless one wish
es to pay attention to the many
rumors floating about, which
seem to be manufactured to suit
all complexlons and freely dis
tributed. For the most part
these rumors are grotesquely
false and mischievous. The only
reliable Information we have
been able to gather during the
week is that contained in the
following paragraph:
Forsyth's $ cavalry column fol-
lowed the hostiles through the
toughest part OF the Blue noun
tains, in the direction Of the
Malheur and Owyhec country,
and on the 2lst inst. came up
with them and an attack made,
resulting in the death of one OF
our scouts, wounding of one SOL
der, and killing Of several cav
airy horses. The enemy was
considerably hurt, but to what
extent our informant was not
advised further than that one
buck and Il few squaws and
children were taken prisoners,
and quite a number Of horses
captured. The enemy made but
u short stand after our brave
troops attacked, but fed rapidly,
throwing away encumbrances.
The prisoners say that the In
dians arc making straight for the
Malheur reservation, where they
intend to surrender.
Gen. Howard is undoubtedly
conducting this campaign with
indetatigable zeal aud honesty
Of purpose, and is ably assisted
by as gallant troops-officers
and men-as can be found be
tween the two oceans; and to
/ these hard working and earnest
men we leave the management
of the war, hoping for a speedy
close.-JT. II. Statesman Of Juiy
21th.
IaIMIGRANTs.-We had the pleas
ure of a call on Sunday from Gen.
j. d. S. W. Tilton, the leader Of a
large immigration who are on their
way to Oregon and Washington
Territory. Gen. Tilton is an old
veteran and pioneer who has par
ticipated in all the Indian wars siuce
the Black Hawk war. He is a ma.
tive of Washington county, Penn,
and has resided in various localities
of the west. He says that his train
consists Of % wagons, and that it is
followed by other trains of 20, 20
40, and 50 wagons respectively. He
says that 26O wagons drove into
Laramie City five days after his ar
rival at that point. What is known
among the Immigrants as the Una
tilla train arrived here on Saturday
The General informs US that ther,
is one train Of % wagon on the toat
bound for Silver City. II of
immigrants are from Iowa. One
the, party, a lady by the nam.
Hudson. died here of consum
o he morning of the 2Oth.-
81. nan, 23d uit.
, 1878-08-03

cha.e "A California al o law forbids the pur.
c cnase OF bricks made BY Chinaman
ara ars puoilc buildings. although thew
are much cheaper than others. bnt
;ntenJa1 int uJnsTac1ors get all the benefit
thon theenaed a,, for white laborers, for
tsney siyly buy the Chinamen,. ~.
, 1878-08-03

In this uook l..
ed with a comp.
containing exh
all known subie.
erary, artistic ano
of the highest repu
be upon the shelve
fesslonal man and
OF all our public Sc
Will Eake canvas.
week, and we have
secure many subscri,
portant publication.
;. - oflNNA1 the ce speci
alist, of San Francis IS ar,.;ved
at the Occidental .otel where he
can be consulted until furthe,
notice. The Doctor is, too well
known on this coast to need any
to the public.
THE air-gun team assemble n;obt
~ at the Centennial for practice w;th
= im $ beautiful silver-plated air-gun.
W Wnlch he has brought from New
a aolk at great expense. His is the
only shooting gallery in the city
Ina me lovers of such sport will find
there for their accom- @
including the celebrated
Gambrlnus' in bottles.
, 1878-08-03
IKE 1z.s-sssSKps ssSsffSs s. - -


The MISSING INDIAN.-The fact
that an Indian, named Scar faced
John, has been missing from Port
Blakely for some time past and his
mysterious disappearance has caUs~
ed intense excitement among his
Indian tillicums there, and at the
Old Mad House reserve, all hay
ing suspicious of foul play. When
last seen. the Indian was leaving
Blakely with rope in his hand,
saying he was going to catch ms
horse. His tillicums, suspectin3
that a man named Andrew 4. holt,
living ubout a mile from Biakely.
was concerned in his disappearance.
caused his arrest on the charge OF
murder. His preliminary examlna-
ton took place before Justice Ham
mond. at Port Madison, on Monday,
when some twenty Indian Witnesses
appeared against him. The prose
cution was represented by Dir. Ma
rion. Indian agent at TaIallp and
Old Man House reserve, and the
prisoner was not represented by
counsel. The Indians we're all eA-
amined through an interpreter, and
nothing whatever was elected to
implicate Mr.. Holt in any manner
with the disappearance OF the Ind
ian. or to prove that the Indian was
dead. To pacify the Indians, how
ever. Mr.. Holt was put under S20o
bonds to appear before Justice
Hammond again within 30 days, If
any further evidence was obtained.
Furnishing the bonds, he was dis
charged.
County TREASURES, TAKE No
T1cE!-A question having arisen in
this district under the new revenue
law as to the compensation OF the
County Treasurer for taxes collected
by sale of real estate, whether the
same shall be two per cent. or ten
per cent, Prosecuting Attorney
White has given the following opln-
ion to Treasurer Hill Of this county:
To Treasurer HI. Hing County:
You are not entitled to any fee or
paw for the collection Of taxes by
sale of real estate, other than two
per cent. for receiving the tax alter
the sale, and one dollar for Tux Ger
tifcate. (See Secs. 50 and 81. ReE =
nue. Act, 1877, pages 1C4 and 1f0,)
The law expressly says. The Treas
urel shall receive no pay for the
collection Of taxes by sale of real
estate, except as provided II Sec
81 of this Act, and fee Of one dol
lar for certificate, &c Section 81,
of the Act referred to, reads, The
County Treasurer Of each county
shall be allowed 10 retain tN0 Per
cent. on all moneys received, &c.
Section 81, Of the Act referred to, is
the law fixing your compensation II
such cases. Respectfully.
". II. WHITE,
Prosecuting Attorney.
, 1878-08-03

From sse Daily OF K5utsday.
CoNo1froS OF THE
We are indebtes
for the following o.
IREARuRY OF UNITE
AsHINGToN, D. G. July
S1R:--1n accordance with Won,
verbal request, I have the honor to
advise you that, on June 80. 1878
there were in the Treasury as fol-
lows:
Sold Coin: ....... sl6t ,243 914
Eau Eau niafd al L. Doiiars..... 6,S97,94S
uoia bullon.......... 6O994aS
Ni'ei Duiloh 5,S91 ,2O1
Fun for TIE redemption of IT 6 o0'"--''u-
Notes' say - per cent. of S 49,
olo'oIb, outstanding Legal Ter.
'''''' '''''-'..'......... 12I,oo,NO
ION IN EXCESS of Redemption
i"n1 -............... Sso o2o 5oo
vi Which there will be required for t,a fa,,.-.
payments: o"'ns
tnmatured calls of the
iNe-tWenty houds.. SS3 $50 0no
CON Certificates OUT
standing, that date
81, 4,361 900, less S19-
.469, 800, redeemed
and ia the Treasury. d 4so7c11
Principal of debt esti- '''0''
mated to be due and
unpaid on that date Ann ooo
Coin interest estimated
to be due and Unpaid
on that date mo ooo
16,1476S9 |
'''.'... ............... a. 174 800
The Gold Coin on hand. state,7
above at S161. .343,614, does not in
'lude redeemed Gold Certificates
IL any other coin item, but is actual
1old Coin.
There was also in the Treasury on
hat date $7,136, ,529 in Fractional
'ilxer Coin.
Vevy respectfully,
JAS. G1LFILLAN. :
Treasurer U. S.
Hon. JOHN SHERMAN,
Secretary of the Treasury.
, 1878-08-03

penitentiary at '5s7-v4r7, '5sv4r7--;;---se -r;T-----se- miles
from Tenino, having been compiet-
ed, Sheriff Billings. OF TAurston
county, who has the contract fol
/, keeping all the Territorial 'isonerS.
IL lssmaking tour Of the Souu>i gath
eriifg them ell in from the various
county jails, preparatory to taking
them to their new quarters, where
they will remain till the expiration
OF their several sentences. He wenl
down to Port Townsend on the
Olympia yesterday morning, to- gel
the prisoners from the Jefferson
county Jail. He will come up Ito
night. and with his deputy, Mr.
Jameson, who is at present in town
Will take charge of the three Terri
torlaI prisoners at present confined
IN the King county jail, viz: Lynch
John Moss and a Chinaman,
PAINFUL ACCIDENT. - Yesterday
while the Right Rev. Z. Wistar Nor
rls was engaged in training vines
over a trellis at Helen's Hall his
foot slipped, hurting him to the
ground, a distance Of several feet
dlslocating his shoulder. Or. Strong
was called who replaced the Joint
and made the Bishop quite comfort
able. The pain was quite acute.
but we expect to see him On active
duty IN few days.-Po1t. Standard
30th. '''''''' e
DISTRICT CouRT.-There have |
been, since the commencement of
the sittings Of the District Court at
this place, in 1854, exactly 1924
cases docketed. the greater majority
OF which have been within the last
1ve years. This is only an average of
10 cases year for the last a wears
winch does not seem very good
showing. o
Hon. David Noggle, formerly
Chief Justice Of Idaho, died at Mon
roe, Wisconsin, On the 18th of july
from softening of the brain with
which he had been long afflicted. {
RUNAWAY. - The horse attached
o R1ley's soda wagon took fright at
omething this morning and dashed
ur1ously up Commercial street
urnlng up Front. He continued a
apldly up Front until finally Stop G
'ed' Considerable damage was O
lone to the wagon. y
= ASSAULT. - A barkeeper, who
hred woman who was annovino Il
I'm out of the ballroom last even. S.
ng' was arrested on her comp,aint
no tired before Justice Snvder
MS morning. After hearing half a
ozen Witnesses on each side the
ustlce dismissed the case. AS assess suo
lg the costs on the prosecutor.
, 1878-08-03

the diversions this
- ladies', F.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-13

GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN no
sIERY AND MERINo UNDERWEAR FOR LADIEs
GENTS. AND CHILDREN
+ec pair. "
$50 doz RIBBED BALBRIGGAN, sic. pair; good vsus
for SOC.
sold elsewhere Tor 4sc. ''
GENTS VESTS. WOOL, eoc. worthsi
LADIES VESTS. WOOL. SOC; worth $50
Large lot MISSES ALLwooL HOSE at half cost
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MOURNING GOODS.

POSITIVE BARGAINS. $500 PAIRS FROM TIE
GREAT JUNE AUCTION SALES AT HALF THEuB
REAL VALUE.
ia WOOL BLANKETS, 81 90.
ROSE BLANKETS. s3.7O, USUALLY SOLD AT O.
l2t CALIFORNIA SO, WORTH si2
FOUR CASES OF SAME GOODS SLIGHTLY sPor
TED, WILL SELL FOR Sass.
ALSO JOB LOT MARsEILLEs QUILTS TABLE
LINEN, AND NAPKINS AT EQUALLY Low fIGCREs
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By Green & Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
r WILL OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLlC
4 : auction on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of
May, 1878, at II o'clock IN . in front of the prem.
ises, the HOUSE and LOT on lha nor thesst
corner of Prince and Les streets, belonging to
The estate of the late Mary Fitzhugh.
Terms of Sale: One tenth cash on the day OF
sale; The residue in equal payments IN SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
day of sale; ths bonds Of tho purchaser to De
taken, with good security for said deferred pay
ments, and the title retained until all the pur.
chase money be paid.
ap9-td w. b. CORsE, Comm'r. of Sale:
IsUBLIC SALEOF TRACT OF LAND
4 IN STAFFORD COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
in pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court
chsncery suit Of White, Jsrboe & Co., against
Howelps administratrix and others, the under
signed special commissioners. will expose to sale
by public auction, at Stafford Court House. on
WEDNESDAY, tho 10Th day of May, 1915,
that being County Court day, at II O clock m..
acres, lying on Aqua creek, in Stafford county,
being tho tract formerly owned by Thomas
Towson, decd. and by his executor convey ed
to the late John Howell, and upon which the
widow OF John Howell, DECD, now resiaes; es;
Said track also lies on Austin's run, near Goal
landing on Aqua crock. Is about Two miles
from Brooks station, and four milos from Stat.
ford G. II. The land is very good for grain and
grass and the buildings are all in good condl'
ton the dwelling house an excellent one,
Terms Of sae-Cash sufficient to pay the OK
ponses OF salo and the debt secured in the deed
of trust in the aforesaid snt mentioned. amount
ing to $3, ,G99.7O, with interest at 10 per cent on
$313O7S. part thereof, from lst March, 1877.
until paid. and with interest at per cent on
$34l, part thereof from lst March, 1871 till paid
and as TO any surplus upon a credit of one and
two two years, with six per cont interest, and
deed OF tlust to secure the deferred payment.
Mrs. Howell will show the farm to any one
wishing to examine it before day of sale.
ST. GEO. X. FITZHUGH, ! Special
WILLIAM A. LITTLE, ! Comm rs
Stafford county, ap l2-td
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Efficient for throat diseases. DR.. Darlington,
Of Va. Specific in skin diseases. .'-Dr. Allen;
of N. G. 'Unequsled for scroiulous affections,
DIR. Walker, OF Va. Prompt and benehc'al
as an aterative.'-Prof. Duncan. u. -, late
President Randolph Macon College. 'Rejuve'
mating on persons worn with toll and csro'-Dr.
Hsles, Of Va. Invaluable for neuralgia. .'-Dr.
Harrison, N. Y. Regulates tho secrc!ivo or or
gsns Dir Christian, of Va 'Purhes tno
blood,'-Dr. Lsnghorne Of W.. oucGessiuMl al IN
Dyspepsia. PROF: Jackson, Univ; Of Pa. 'Hss rs
no equal for chils.'-Roy. Ellison Q. Dodson, va
Prices-Wstcr Sd case of dozen gal bottles ;
% for s gal denIohn 80 cents gallon. =.
Mass-5O cts and 81 bottle, 81 % and 80 half
dozen SIS and $40 dozen sent postpaid
Liberal terms properly gradid to wholesale
and retsil dealers. Analysis and dlrectIonss
with esch package. Full proof Of all claimed
sent free uron application. Sample supply Tree
TO physicians desiring to test.
These charming Springs arc open for visitors
and invalids the year around from ana altef
June lst, 1878. Board $35 month; $40 week ;
81. go day. Conveyance daily from Lynch burg
to Spring5 y miles distant over pleasant roaus
through picturosquo country, connecting Win
all tho trains Round trip tickots from all points
South and North at reduced rates buildings
all new or throughly rtiitted: Faro and accom-
mon dstions first class. Skilfu resident physI'
| clan, A. NJ. DAVIES, Prest. Is: a. u J.
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VEGETINE.-Wh When the blood becomes lifsle:s
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