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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

CASH BAsIs-We understand at
the south store in Sullivan's new block,
on Front street. will be occupied by our
old townsinan and pioneer merchant C.
p. Stone, with first class stock of fine
groceries. A great many people at tho
present time are bringing oil their ex-
penditures rs far IS practicable upon .
cash basis. in order to avoid the too
often disastrous results of hard times.
Because the people demand it and be-
cause Mr.. Stone thinks the times are
ripe for such an enterprise he will do
business OH strictly cash system and
the wealthiest man in the Territory
would be refused should he ask to open
q book account He informs Ne that .
cash business can be done on one third
the capital required to carry on credit
system, thus saving o large amount of
interest, which however is . small item
compared with the losses from bad
debts. These savings he proposes to
divide with his customers. Owing to
Mr.. Stones extensive acquaintance in
King county 40 we'll as the whole Puget
Sound country. We predict for him and
his new enterprise . prosperous bust.
ness.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

lf0xo THE WHARvEs.-The ship
lAats to, gene under the shutes AID
snspcsd tskiog coal. The barken-
= Modoc was towed to Milton yester-
sdy for 1 deck load of lumber. The
iip Msisstic has force of men at
ml uulking her during the time she
iuupsllsd to wait her turn at the
MA The ship Barring Brothers is
lnpiog ballast at Marsball's, but
~ 70 under the shutes today or to-
nxssw. The bark Aureolr is taking
IND of screenings. The three mastcd
xsmsr ct Colman's mill wharf is
n h be loaded. The revenue cutter
0dn9 Wolcott. which is lying at
lsadrl's wharf repairing. hauled out
~ lhs stream while the Alaska
tnped her ballast under the wharf,
III Tho returned and now lies in her
Masth She would have been ready
r ~ long ere this, but it was found
nalaay to send East for her boiler
hAa md they have been long time
= &way. The Fanny Lake arrived
m0hget snd the Snohpmish coun-
y kiuging so tons of grain from the
md NJ J. s. Conner. besides q lol
I klemph wire. old and new. TIT
aeaeaet brought down o lot Of bee
- stAss freight. Capt. Parker re
vosa svsrything smoky. foggy anG
lais " " Gonnd.
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Religious Services To-Norrow.

BAPTIST CHuRcH-Fourth street he.
tween James and Cherry. Pastor, Rev
J. A. With.
CATHOLIC CHURcH-Corner Fourth
and Washington streets. Rev. F. x.
Prefontsiue.
CONGREGATIONAL Second
street. between Spring and Seneca
streets. Pastor, Rev. j. F. Ellis.
EPISCOPAL CHURcH-Northwest cor.
ner of Third and Mill streets.
N. E. CHURCH-Second street, be-.
tween Cherry and Columbia. Rev. 1.
Dillon. d. D., pastor.
PREsBYrERIAN CHURCH - Third
street, corner of Madison.
THE Brown METHODIST CHURCH
Second street. between Madison and
Spring. Pastor, Rev. D. Bagley.
Usual hours of divine service in the
several churches at ii A. n. and 7:3O p.
n. Sabbath schools meet at 1890 P. N.
PREACHING in the Presbyterian
Church by Rev. Jas. White in the
morning at II and ct = in the evening.
Union service conducted by Nj.
Brown. sunday School at 1915
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

REAL EsTATR.--The following real
estate transfers have been made and
recorded since our last mention;
John Collins and wife to Crswford s.
Harrington, 30S. lO-l0O acres in sections
% and &c. township 80 north, range 4
east, consideration, $4,000.
Sheriff Of King comfy to n Fl Pease.
lot 4, block s, A A Denny's addition,
consideration. $1,000.
John Mallet to L 6ylvania. lots Z and
8, block Is, 10 the town of Renton. con-
sideration, 800.
Denny s. Frye to Edmund Bow, $50
acres of land in section Is, towrship %
moth. range east. consideration,
$1,000.
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mn TIYBLLIGGNeER.
s.,.rday, Sept. 81, 1878.

I'D SAVING AeEsoF Az tue
Io'' u,ckintosh & Reeve yss'er :,
: we're shown the b oks and
" - :, them gotten up for their new
ssb y !, s' loan AID savings, consist
si'ss :, I sst Of account books cash
- no''s tof loans, certificates, re-
JnioOs. ,.o e assignments of mort
~ nS ri Fl interests on mortgages.
- =. ... for loans. and certificates
secss:0ns. ns of loans, all of which
iN "a 10 the highest style Of the
. ess 81 The principle on which
t1bse - Of loan and savings Is
y DaI ~ !. such IS to give the parties
S1.as'' entire satisfaction. as the
5as.. ma, made exclusively upon pro-
=. Z, 81 state and in amounts not
- torty per cent. of the cash
-. s si l.od given in security. A
- = ., =: money with them to be
- ,shipe to draw Q portion or
- l. Of Els money at any time
= - particular mortgage or
htm mon which bis money has
80 at. will be entitled to do so
nis;as application therefor at the
"A ,ill be paid from any money
~ mon his making an assign
Il, interest in such mort
= = r mortgages in favor Of
....ou or persons whose money
2 rsyipe bis demand. Blanks for
s,p,e are provided so that there
y Y Tl;iils trouble AID no expense-'n
Z ~ The transfer. Applications to
- money by depositors will have
80: !, over applications for loans;
-, hole system is SO simple and
y 80. that person can at a glance
4. workings and mode of doing
!. t,.;oess. We regard this as
= y. 4 the right direction. a much
~. ~ enterprise on Puget Sound,
- % be preferred to savings banks.
~. money Is received and invested
!. n binds Of securities which to-day
.. i. oood and the next day worth
:: nd very often without proper re-
II a the interests of deDositors. BY
4 nIsu the money being loaned. as we
=, ,bove stated, upon nothing but
rsdrtivs real property and directly
/. the psrties interested. all absolute
surt, 10 provided and the parties can
I ii tines see BY the county records
- asd 90 what security their money
. la,d ont. These gentlemen have
rsrsd 4 complete and valuable alb.
"a Of titles to all the lands in this
= ,pd county. so that they are in q
nnitop It eli times to know the condi-
g d the titles offered and their judg-
Il d the value of real estate is sec
u Il none.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

IN ceryTy FAIR.-We arc in
mfnsd v essehry Scott that quite q
large aaabs 4 Exhibitors have already
secured rooa Inn him for the exhib-
alon Of their Wssu, in Yesler's Hall,
.s our comins county fair. and all
,a0ss who desire space there for the
upsy q artieles will have to make
: !: soon. Considerable interest
= oAng naniisstsd and It is the inten-
Y ~ g y nsmhers of the society to
- !9e tie most interesting aud
) !, atair Of the kind ever held in
- 49, :, Al that is required to accom-.
a. .an i to have everyone take
solns Tor exhibition without hav.
. q urged to do 90 bv the various
.Oen ct the association. This is a
80 hat should more or less interest
IS! oee Of our citizens, who should
5e'srate their interest by their
~ isslefs Hall will be open on
ss:s: 800! Tor the reception of articles for
sasoe, and the fair will commence
~ sstA inst. ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

SENT UP.-One armed Smith, of
Port Townsend, who has been arrested
for selling liquor to Indians. was taken
before Judge Lewis. who ordered him
sentenced to the u s. Peniteutiary, on
McNeirs Island and he passed here
Tuesday on his way there, where he
will remain until the next term of the
District Court at Port Townsend, when
he will be tried and probably sent back
again for loug time. Truly the way
Of the trsnsgressor is hard.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

INTERCHANGEABLE number of citi.
zens Of Olympia are sgitsting the for
nation of company to engage extern
sively in the cultivation of crsnberries.
There are two or three cranberry
marshes or beds under cultivation near
that city. and their luxuriance render
the assurance doubly sure that their
cultivation on . large and systematic
scale, in this climate and soil, will GER
tainly prove "hig bonansa" to the
projectors. Why can not Seattle brace
up and inaugurate company for the
same purpose. There is no danger of
flooding or Cutting the market, as they
are thing that will keep and will also
hiring . good price any tune in San
Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21
ANOTHER DIPHrHxR1A REMEDY

ANOTHER DIPHTHERIA RExEpY.-
A we'll know and highly respected citi.
zen writes as follows: Will you please
publish the following recipe, which has
cured my wife, also several children oil
diphtEeria: For infants, 3 to s drops;
for children. to 8 drops; for adults,
10 to l2 drops spirits of turpentine in q
tablespoonful of cold milk, to be taken
internally. Rub the throat Throughout,
with mixture. equal quantities, oil
spirits Of turpentins and olive oil, 40
ply warm. Feed the patient on corn.
starch cruel. The patient to be kept
warm, but no FIRE to be allowed in the
room. In the first stage of the disease
the above. applied once only. is gener.
ally sufficient. When tho disease 10 in
all advanced stage several application,
of the remedy should be made, say
every three hours, until relief is OBJ.
tanned.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

On TRIAL.-Robt. Sproul. who was
arrested short time ago, on tn. charge
of firing certain buildings and other
property recently destroyed in the
Puysllup valley. is now undergoing ex-
animation before Justice Candy, at
Tacoma. A large number of witnesses
are to be examined, and Is they are
taking the evidence down in narrative
form" the examination 10 likely to con-
sumo some considerable time. If he
should be found guilty we hope to see
him punished severely.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

.1na uP.-Capt. Bri,tain's work.
q. y making rapid progress in the
- w toe steamer Che halls. re-
~ purchased BY him. She is living
20 s'ash near Buzby's mill. Her
~ ~ !. ana she Is now ABOUT 40
ri ssssnoh q q new beat. She
~ IIaaole acquisition to Capt.
|ei-ss s'ieady extensive fleet. We
Is1s ao be has purchased the Lake
tc-5c,oa steamer Addie. Of the Scat.
"a. ompany. She will be shortly
q = . tne Sound from the lake and
nts spa.fs be put into service.
Il ~. WITH the Libby. Dispatch
g to make up quite Q tieet.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

So The reason of the omission to
hold the Temperance rally. according
to announcement on Thursday evening,
was the fact. that owing to . press Of
business, the Grand Lodge !. o. G. 7
was unable to complete the labors Of
the session in time to admit of the pro.
posed denomination OF to make ar.
engagements for it.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

ss esssD.-The members of the
- ss q Coed Tsmplars finish
s0sf Thursday night. and on
IN - which left our wharves
e, aa'saine' The main portion Of
- Il pss.sss for their respective
80 ~ J. urand Lodge was we'll
~ ses1e being . large nua.ber
-, Z nom oil portions Of cur
= sesl Is from British Co,
NJ !. t n next snnual session will
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

HALF MAsr.-Yesterdsy the stsrs
and stripes were Suspended 1t half mast
OYER the fremont House. on CONNER
cial street. Upon inquiry We were in
formed that the cause Of that cad DEM
oustration was tae appearance Of .
gang OF Cinnamon at work. assisting in
the improvemc. { Of that public thor
oughfare. We would much prefer to
see this work done entirely By white
men. but the cantrsctocs are worthy
citizens and know their own business
best.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

We learn that the Olympia minstrels
will be unable to pay Seattle . visit
until after our county fair, ss the hall
will be in use. but as soon Is the fair il
over they will favor our citizens with
one of their parlor entertsinuents
when We hope to see their efforts duly
appreciated.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

THE GEx.-Cspt. Govs's new boat is
now nearing completion. and will make
her trial trip before long. Her ma.
chinery is all in, her wheel nearly on
all but the bHckets-and her cabin
cabins painted and she is expected to
do some gsod running when she does
start in.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

SAN Francisco SHIPPINo.-Arrivals
are reported in San Francisco on Thurs.
day of the War Hawk. Emerald. james
Townsend, Harvest Home and J. B.
Bell. Also. same day. sailed, bark
Victor. for Pert Gamble.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

FRHE LEeTURE. Those who are
friends Of an institution designed to
impart practical and thorough bust
ness education are respectfully invited
to attend tho lecture on commercial law
at tue Puget Sound Business College.
Monday evening. Sept 2Sd. at 1880
o'clock.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

New SronE.-Mr. c. p. Stone.
former resident Of this city and at one
tiue occupp.Rs the position Of Mayor,
has returned here to rsmain. and on or
about the first of next month will open
. new grocery store IN the nav block
lust completed by Nf. Sullivan. on
Front street. he will occupy The room
adjoining Mr.. Wald's hardware store.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21
GooD LAND. 1t would seem that
large tracts of good land are being dis

AoA E0 sA0Sso VI SVO0 Aouo DIG UCiuk uAe-
covered or opened up all over the Sound
country. The people of the lower
Sound country come in for their share
Parties who have just returned from
the already famous Quilyhute valley,
report tn. recent discovery of few
more small prairies varying from one to
three hundred acres, besides a large
amount of first class bottom land.
Much interest is being revived in that
section. The amount of rich, alluvial
prairie land so far reported by explor.
ers aggregate several thousand scres,
upon which only about two dozen set
tiers. all told. have thus far located. In
our Mondays issue we will publish
some facts: concerning q very large
tract of land. in King county, which
are discoveries and observations given
to us by one of Seattle's Oldest pioneer
settlers. Good land for one hundred or
more families.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

$25 REwARp.-Mrs. Kenworthy. liv-
ing on the corner Of Fifth and Union
streets, on last Wednesday evening.
lost a pet parrot, to which sho was very
much attached, and Is 40 anxious 20 re-
cover it that ale a'iyertises in the paper
this morning that she will pay twenty
Ave dollars for its return to her. We
hope this lady will be able to recover
her bird. - che prise It ~ mother
does child. and money would be no
object to induce her to part with it.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

THE ExANrHENATlG CpRE..-Nrs.
D. II. Hill agent Tor DR.. Lindsns tx.
.nthematic Method Of Cure 10 in the
city and can be found as Room No. IA,
Occidental Hotel. This new system Of
treatment 10 also known ~ Oleuu
Baunacheidtii. and 10 . preventive and
sure cure for diphtheria and other dis.
eases. Give II . trial.
eou11 d.CuYn
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

CONTRACT. = The Port Townssnd
Argus says it is rumorsd that Capt. J,
c. Britain has secured tls contract for
carving the aasil BY slesm % Hsah
by and Wy pGts. from this poias.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

PREaByTIRIAN CHuRcH.-The Rev.
John Reid. Of victoris, will preach
Sunday morning at II o'clock. aud in
the evening ut ~ o'clock. Sunday
school ct the usual hour.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

Azlrlse.-A meeting Of
- 'Doected with the various
! y, 9 the King County Fair.
9 ysslsr's Hall this even.
y sven o'clock. It il
g heye : fall attend.
8 the committee.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

MILLINERY.-Nrs. Ada Blaekman 10
going to Frisco for . new stock OF
millinery goods. They will b selected
b tho lady herself. and in connection
shs intends 10 keep . foil line Of hat
blocks Of the latest Fall styles. aud
viii bleach and press at the usual price.
Experienced workwomen in this line
will be employed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

CALI or J. A. NcRA1E fas Cigsrs,
Tobacco. Pipes aad Cutlery. he keeps
the beat supply In the CITY and sells 1t
the CHEAPEST fatea- Customers may be
supplied q either Wholesale Of retail.
Stand In g. Kennyis osrchant tailoring
Establishment, Commercial street. Sc
attic. W. I. myl7 dtf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-21

81 Bocs Beer in pints and quarts.
for sale by
crAvroap 4 HARRueros. Agents.
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FlxsR OysTxRs served q The Maj
so Dceee from this 6ake.
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lpelhe eiuer YerarSBeruna rulliIben sc

italieniihen 9laian, nit ben Mihten,
>nelhe elmer YersrSberuns ruiliiben @e
tiet eutsssen lino, rpirp bier isbr sinitis
aufsencmmen Der Yaplt ilt rrn Der
Nctbwenpisfeit Der Grn,utbisunS elmer
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reid' uno Ssiterrei@ iiber5eu9t.
De frau,Dlilde Soft. SIN otse
laufsnen Sabre .iinO III gang 6rantreib
Sur Se, !enouna Se'ommen: $50, 725, coo
Sr'efs uno &arien. 56,534 900 Wertb
rafste. 1853 1000 Sournale uno Utu
fer. 6,S 1000 geJf briefe, 1888. 1000
Nolt. 'nm.iluu5en; oaucn i'll Yarls alein
81, 557.O0O erlefe uno Sarteu, 9,O34,
600 @srtbpatet POP 227 900 Spuruate
uno Wiulter l 100000 @elbbriefe uas
81 900 pcIt Nnneiiungen. Sicrron ent.
falen auf rie geeuiabrswode msbr ais 20
UftQlrneu Srlefe uno 9arten, nit oeren
Vsttbeiluns man mod inner ndt fertia
1T.
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gabn in Sdlefen tefiupet fb jest eine
Nn3abl ltameTIder &nabeu bon - IS
Sobren inter Aufiidt zines einaebcrenen
sebrsrs, um Ieutih gu lerneu Die iuns
gen Burlebn iollen ipiter beut)de @pu
nalialbilbuns erbalten.
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matrasncmmfn bate, 70 aloutte id, Du
tottlt lie, ia mpreen iiirin @eburtstaa it,,
act uit, un, mir eins utterraiaun ,u be-
reitsu. unp ta niele ustcryafd'una nun
sirmal perfitslt mar, obne mein @sr(tbdl
ZEN. ME eu ,uasiieben muet, 70 trua ifh
rw GoNt en- i" msin 3immfr uno ne(!e
Cir, merr i% It'd heute nod iebfn MIR
be. paiir baufsn.
@ortrefF h +! Das III 70 gan, Dsine art
uno g1siis. Die GaiIsttsu maren nia,t
fir lid bef mint. $50 finn iie?
Sn msnsm sdrsitti1hs iea bare Fs
trsines'sat.
Sa Ieiuem Sdrsittil&s?
Ga
Sb Site lid, mir bic Gaii,ttcn 'p;sesr
5u astsn.
9lrtbur erhcb ib, Wcllteraer fclate ih1'.
unb Die Nuireahns, rslte sinem fssuoiasn
G'efutle aepid,sn rrar. ais er vsrncmmen
bate, eab Nrttur bic Gaif'ttsn sencmmsn,
bsmahtiate fa fsiner rtsrer in erbSDtem
Maee, eenu er bate i'm Ghreibtilhe Or.
thurs Nllss eurdbiuht uno nihts aeiunprn.
Waein pislIsidt mar bic CurhluGuna niht
forsfdltIa aeru5 erfoiat. arltur Gffnete
Die @sitsnlacen lsines SdrsbtItes unp
risf t Die Gaiietten lino nidt pa. HcG>
bsrser iebte ifd auf einen SsiTsl, nsr ust:n
Dem @hre btii6e fano, unp psrmuhte nur
leiie bic Wcrte ;u liipeln SD bite Did,
iuhe senau, iuhe iteran. iuhe forsfdltia.
Irtbur iudte. fane aber ni6ts. $50
mSsen bic GaiTetten binsstommen lsin ?
fproa sr.
(Tcrtfesuns fplst.)
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5 aaeSs % euiO Ofeiteu.
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- Die Iii1fei bat bic gebiasuu3en
zines WalfeHitialtanpes onsencmmcn uno
oieIslben icliten am Slmltas ron ben
@rcbfirten WihciaS einerlelS mp ZEN
tiutlihen yepclmiAtisten anocrerIe;ts
unter5eid,net perDen. = Der 9;ar bat
ben See' fiibreru Den 8efebl gsseben, aue
Neinoieli9taiten ein3liteaeu unp bren
Vcrmarlh auBubalten.- Die Demarfa
tiCnslinie 1T bon Den miliiriihen Bepol
mihtisten etenfaas beitimmt morpen une
mie es beibt, meroe. sanab Die 9iu1en
Gr5erum unp Siliitria propiloriit teI.
bsn - Die unterb banolungen iiter elncn
ceiintipsa 6riepeu uno 9lufiteuun9 Der
6ricocnstccinsunsen icuen in elmer IN
Wien nattfnoencen Gonferen3, Der Ser.
.reiar after 0rcbmibte beiiprbner, ee.
fiibrt meroen.- Webemct 9lli Ealha ilt
gum eefsbtsbaber BON Yera ernannt nor
ben.
-~ Die %sa Mau OaSette laBt fid
con HariS 5olscnces telesrapbiren:
@ambetta ertlirt, oaD ale lletereintcm
men, bic ben Yertrag bon 1856 nlpoifi,!
rem, NUT nno nidti8 lino. Wtit 2usuab.
me Der Torceruns einer &ricsSentihiDi.
sHns ilno aae railiIdeu BeSipSunsen cine
rfisnbare yerlcbuns oieIe8 Bertrases.
Gr icSte weiter, cab bic SatersVcn 6rant.
reiGs im OIten ilt isit 1856 iebr pcrdus
Dert taben uno pab Der aries nur pura
einsn eurcpiiiden acusreb gum abihlub
sebradt meroen f0nnte. - Da0slbe Blatt
beridtet aus Iom; Der goridlas elmer
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Gr iisB ren Bcreite III Iit bitten. lno ats
rerleite erIhisn, hemerfts Der &Sn g. auf
Die Ora fin meiisno Ii eisielte rcrtslleno !:
La m'a conSorte! (.Utsine @emablinD
Damit ma, nun bic 0rifin n Die srcpe
2Selt cficiea ein1efibrt uno 9fiemanp
fcHnte lhr fc,ner Den 3ebiib,enpen Sfeipect
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-12-05

pria tions which will place all these Institutions In
a condition 10 become models Of usefulness and
benz hcence, will be regarded by The country as
liberality wisely beloved,
The commissioners, wi h evident justice rC quest
attention to the discrimination made by Congress
against the District in the donation of land for the
support of the public schools, aud ak that the
same liberality that has been shown 10 the inhab.
itants Of the various States and Territories of the
United States may be extended to the District Of
Columbia
The commissioners also invite attention 10 the
damage Inflicted upon public and private inter-
ests by the present location of the depots and
and switching tracks Of the several railroads en-
tering the city and ask for legislation looking 10
their removal The recommendations and sug.
gestions contained in the report will, trust, re-
ceive the careful consideration of Congress
Sufficient time has, perhaps, not elapsed since
the reorganization o. the Government OF the Dis.
II Ct, under the recent Regulation of Congress, for
the expression Of confident opinion as TO It's sue
cessu operation, but the practical results already
attained are so satisfactorily that the friends Of the
new Government may well urge upon Congress
the wisdom Of lis continuance, without essential
modification, until, by actual experience, its ad.
vantages and defects may be more fully Sscer-
tanned.
R. B. HAYES.
Executive Mansion, December p 1878.