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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

loan and SAVINGS
AGENCY.
In order that the surplus earnings Of the Puget
Sound country may be made available in
DEVELOPING THE
AGRICULTURAL, MECHANICAL
Mineral Resources
OF OUR TERRITORY
And. at the same time. to provide . safe means
for investing the same. the undersigned will re-
ceive money in SUNS OF
Five Dollars and Upwards
obe Loaned on Real Estate Security.
All Money will be loaned on Note and Mortgage
for the BeneAt Of the parties on whose account
the loans are made. upon approved Real Estate
unencumbered by any prior mortgage. judgment
or lien.
When the amount required on . loan exceeds
the sum Of money on haLd belonging to any one
individual. number Of deposits will be put to-
gether to make up the required amount. and the
note and mortgage taken for all parties inter-
essed. specifying the share interest Of each in
the same.
All applications for loans must be made in
Writing. stating the object for which thu same 10
required. giving Q description Of the property
which is proposed to be mortgaged. the value OF
which must be certified % under oath by the sp-
plicant.
No loan shall be made until it be shown that
the applicant has . perfect title, and all the
forms and requirements Of law are comp. tie IL
conveying the property a security.
In all cases. the expense OF examining the titles
to property. offered for security, whether the
same be approved or not, must be borne by the
applicant.
Applications to be made to
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-07
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NorIuE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT STEPHEN
IN Dmy and q. b. Mcdonald, partners under
the gt,.e Gnd MANS OF Seattle Truck and Dray Co.
have this day dissolved By mutual consent.
0esDhea 0egyy he purchased tho sod viii %
ntd Oompony. End IL sntirs interest Of said n.
n. McDouAId II the concern.
sTKPHEN BERRY,
e27-dsv b. n. MCDONALD.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-07

- Our spscialities- Fine watch Repairin,
Monogram Engraving. Seal Cutting. Pipe Mount
ing teold OF silver JsvslEy Repairing.
- The 1HrB fTxU received diily by rs!e
graph from the q, 9. Signal Station. kept In I
6rsi-caass Chrouomsesf. enabling those hsyfnl
nns witches 10 have them accuntely rsted.
We gusrsntes Rirst-elsss work st Reasonable
p. .css. my14d1f
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-07
lISCELLA NEOUS.
LOS

A Square Black EnaGeIed Cuff Button
Was lost at the Fair. The finder will please re-
turn to this ofiice. oct2dlw
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
THE COURTS.

Two judgments IN favor OF George Moore and Max
Moses, respectively, amounting in tho aggregate to
$4,000. were entered against Ltne city
this iaas summer. As the appropriation to pay
judgments WAS exhausted last spring. and the act
passed by the Legislature to supply the deficiency
was vetoed by Governor Robinson, there WIS no
money in the treasury 20 pay the plaintiffs Usually
I'LL The appropriation OF the ensuing year
enables the Comptroller TO pay the claim ];
but In the present instance the plaintiffs have
determined to see II they roalize amount OF
their claim BY lhs usual process employed coerce
private deb orsthat Is 10 say levy ana sale. Cnder
SheriG Cunning, therefore, agreeaby IONS
LEVIED other day tho fixtures and furniture IN
the Governors Room and threatened 70 soil the same
unless the Judgments were satisfied K. Henry La
combe, Assistant Corporation Counsel applied TO
Judge Barrett IN Chambers yesterday for order TO
snow cause why the levy should not be aside,
mads properly not liable 10 and sale. The
ahdavIts which tho motion was made describe the
properly as carpet chairs, tables, chandelier, PIC
lures, stoves battle dags and punch bowl
Mr.. LacOmbs contsn.ed that the bulldog IN which
they contained 10 public structure devoted TO
specific pubic purposes; that the "Governor's room"
had been duly apart by resolution Of the Common
Council s'for the and accommodation Of the
admin n,stering tho government oil Ihis Statc,V and
that tho had been accepted Tor purpose 0y
il; that articles not held Tor pur-
poses OF income profit. bat tho furuture aud
ornaments OF the room, and beng held Tor public
exompt from levy ana salo under she opinion
oil the Court OF Appeals In the OF Darlington va
fne Mayor
Judge Barrett granted an order TO show cause re-
turnabls tns 11n, with stay Of further proceed
ings under the levy.
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

John Most sued Henry Gslien on two causes OF 90
tion. one for $50 and the other q claim 100
S65 u, In all $ll5 "a. The defendant answered By
putting In q general denial to the work and labor
part, but saying nothing about the hty-dollar
Mr.. Alfred Sseckier. for tho plaintiff moved
before Judge McA dam, In Marine Court, Chambers
yesterday for judgment Tor the $50 rns lnouou was
granted, aud the SUIT ordered 10 proceed on tho
matuing cause OF action.
gates Court since April 1877. aLd bids fair to
Il. NJ Lee, Tor the contestant, examined y. ID. X.
Leonard, grandson, and Sheppard I. Lppincott. .
OF tho deccdent, witE respecs to dsmenta and
regard the alley alton that several wills had been
made and executed al ABOUT the same time. The
xamlnation was conducted by Messrs. Butler
and Evarts, after which the was set down Tor
January 3, 1879. Some twenty i've witnesses have
already been examined. ana the testimony occupies
over five hundred pages
A writ Of habeas corpus was YESTERDAY, on applica-
ton OF Charles strauss. granted Judge Barrett,
tns custody OF MS son. James Henry Jordan, twelve
years old, now in the of MS mother,
Elizabeth Jordan. In his petition Mr. Jordan
says that he ives In Worcester Mass; that
IN July last he commenced In that city
Tor divorce from hrs wic on the ground OF her
alleged adulteries that alter the commencement OF
the ictt tho city, taking their son with her
aud tnat only low days since he learned that she
living In this city. He says further that she 10
not a person to have the custody OF tho boy and
she has income except that derived from im-
next Tuesday, wnen the will come up Tor exam1
nj
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
REroRugp lpurcul

Tho Rev D. Van rsit nAs resigned the pastorste OF
the Reformed Du.en Cnorch ~ sprias vslisy, MY
Dr. DAVID Murray, the pressat sapsr,ntssdsnt OF
education In Japan. was formerly prsfsssor Ra.
gers College, New Brunswick. N. =. Hs engagement
In Japan terminates with the current year, alter
whicn his return TO the Uni,ed States 10 expected
Initiating the Rsv. Dr. ryne Jr.. OF tnis CITY. the
Rev. q. r. Mesasn DID, OF Philadelphia, secured
Maennerohor Garden, on Fairmouns avenue, in that
city. and used u last month as gospsi garden.
preaching therein every sunday afternoon 70 large
and Interested congregations
The Rev. 7. ID. Crolius has rcgained his health and
returned TO his pastoral work Kerhonkson. n. Y.
Tns Reformed Church's General synod recon-
mended the expenditure Of ~ least $50 ooo this year
In foreign missions. During nvs months OF the year
Just closed the receipts IRON all sources Tor this
cause nave reached only So 2iO, wncn not LOOK
nuoh ike a5o.o0o In twslve mentna Ana iA's s-s>~
The New York herald., 1878-10-13

this mesn,ss BY Rev .. 4 Pullman m shs Church Of
Our SAVIOUR. Ia me evsaing Dr.. Nye. Of brooklyn,
win prsaen oa ..Goa's wii and Mans wnl"
Tue Rev. Ed~ard Gallbsr aaa the Rev c. q. Wyatt.
d. D. ~Iii onlci1is ssd preach ts-dAy In the charch
or tue Holy spWiL
In ths charch Of the Disciples of christ tss Rev.
a. n Van BaSklrk ssii preach mern.ns aad evening
Tue Rsv. ". y. Hatnsid presehos IN kightcsnth
Street Mstbeast Episcopal Church this evening on
"is tue Way TO he&ven pnheutf and II -. Way r.
IN the morning ihs sacransn. Of tas Lords supper
will De aaninisssred
Dr. Lys,sr aiseoarsss In D~yes's hlssiea tsis even
Ing on .rhs Preaching OF tue Apsslollc Age" Dur
ing ana week lectures wIIi be delivered ~ william
Walsh "Piucssa from me Pare" ~ orviis Gard
nor .Grsss secret Power,' and By DE-. keaa,on ON
ssrhe Marrow a1a Broad falhA"
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
"FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE. /"

Husband and wiic were they. Children At home
called them s.papa" and .smamman Tney stu
At tho ante-meridian side vi life out the man q
deaths door, so to speak HIS OF asnen hoe
his lips purple and hts syos looked ike far distant
reflected IN pool Of stagDans water. HIS brow
was cammy, his hair dank, HIS poer limbs shrunkes
and MIA Ghost hollow. His hands ncrvously turncd
over and .snddiedn with old army discharge aud
pension papers while he gaxea AZ the Court wih
n smile more distressing TO soc than frowA
Pain, anger, despair and breaking heart lurEsd V
Its corners
..wnas do you want do with your husband
Mrs. Bradley ?" asked Judge 0ttsrbourg.
ssTo send HIM 10 some hospital or asylum l"
joined tho wife, and beside the sinking man
..Do you want 70, Mr.. Braoisyr" asked tho Cour.
s.Noi mol Your Honori I want the care ana atsn-
tion OF ths wife love and the kisses OF little eniL
dren, whom they won't lot SEQ l" replied the poos
fellow In waverng tones oi mingled love and sorrow.
Slows this Who are theyy y'n
am q pens,ouer, Your Honor and have always pesn .
good husband Haven't |. Mr. Bruuneff" appealed
Nc 10 one Of The clerks sitting beside tue Judge
..Of their family Relations 1 know nothing, Your
hoEor responded Brunner, taking on his gold spec.
taces, 'eut have been acquainted with snem ons
"Ycs, yes, Mr.. Drummer; you have often heard my
raised IN the house OF the Lord, haven't you.
srf'' exclaimed Bradley, eiasping poor thn hands
forvcntly together
Mr.. Bruuner sat down with q sigh
"Ob, Judgolr continued the sick man, ~ want my
dcar wife home with the anu my babies, my little
oues.v He broke down completely.
"Why, Wnlinm'' said tue wife 10 him aside. Then
turning to the udge she remarked Tne Doctor sayf
he ought to DC sent 10 the hospital"
"Where are you living and VINO is the doctorS"
"With my mother: the Doctors name 10 hatton."
"Why don't you keep away from your mothsr ana
brotner II they make trouois between you and your
husband who Is SO sick that ne ought 10 be la bed
now instead OF being here, wherc you have summoned
himS Hc dossn't abuse your No; he's almost bed
ridden, aud he loves you and his little onos."
"Ohl yes ycsl Ny little ones, Judgei my little
onesin gasped tho poor fellow
sGo home, Madame, aud treat him right he needs
your best care anu I've no doubt descrvos H. viii
NO, help ny ono 10 smut him up hospital TO please
wife mother-in-iaw."
The wiio bowed aud loft the jefferson Market Cours
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
CHARLES TULK's ESTATE.

Charles Turk, retired and reputed wealthy gentle.
man. was found drowned OF pier 10 East River about
two weeks since. Some years prior TO his death.
owing to q little Misunderstanding with his vile iu
tho estate of her father which desired
hor Tor against her Drothsr and which she
declined doing he suddenly lett hts noms and nothing
heard OF MIN until an account OF MS death aps
peared III the HIRALD Although abssns from his
vile over six years inc deceased during ali that time,
unknown 10 her, resided Ut No 1853 Madison street,
death what his estate consisted OF, with
view 10 administering on the same. Much
10 her surprise was informed thAe
all that was known OF hts estate that he had Z
small quantity Vi wearing apparel and nothing more.
Not satisfied with this statement conviuced that
the deceased possessed OF large amount Of pen
sonsl properly application was yesterday filed With
the Surrogate by the widcw's attorneys Messrs,
Jacobs Brothers, for letters OF administration Lha
estate Of deceased and tor citations mine wit
supposed TO be conversans wlsh MS ntfatrA,
The citation vas granted and upon the aay 4
thorough investigation viii be made.
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
THE ToSsoaIAL LIrIGANrs

The good will Of Francis j. Siiva's barber shop Al
Klein, n being understood nj the time that Sllvs
should not occupy any other establishment as bar
Der shop within ten blocks OF his old stand. Some
time aiterward, however. SILVA, AS alleged IN vola-
ton OF hts agreement, opened new shop At place
within The distance designated, the business being
done under name OF William Brenn. KEN brought
q suit against suva la the Couu OF Common Pisas
restrain hun ifom continuing the business, and the
motion Tor this Injunction Judge j. r. DAILY yesteF.
leave the IMPRESSION SILVA started the opposition
BUSINESS opened about September 1878, ~ No. $40
Sixtn avenue, aud took in BreDn assistant or
partner, but ~ seems quito certain tnat Two weeks
aiterward the whole business was transferred 10
BreDu who borrowed from his landlord the money
10 buy out or OH silva and that the assr tnsrs
upon ceased 10 nave interest Ia the establish.
insnI lhis occurred before the injunction Ia shis
acon was Issued, 90 that Brenn Was conducting tue
business Independently OF silva when order wAa
served upon HIM. The covenant OF Silva with PLAIN.
tin that he would not carry the bArbes
business within prescribed hmils - personal aud
not bind hrs transcree The latter has the sams
sold out 10 him he would have had 10 open the
business originally; nor VIII knowledge whom hs
out C0vcnauter that the latter started the
establishment In violation OF an agrsement not 70 DC
Affect the vendce's rtgn nor hts motive In cArs
rying the business TO DO considered. All the
world, except the covenauter, might engage IN the
business and The covepanter have no right TO
plan. The injunction viii bs dissolved brsSn,
without costs, out continued AS to Silva TIE motion
to punish deieo dant Brenn Tor contempt will Dc
denied, If ho stpustos not 10 claim any By
reason OF The iDJupcIion.
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
ORDER OF ARREST VACATED.
LEvYIN0 ON The PORTRAITS IN THE COVER

NoE's ROOM.
On the 9th OF last September Mr. L. Ellsworth, who
lives In Philadelphia sold to John Huber, oil Paris
fbut temporarily having oico at No. Bond strceh
ens-half interest In Are extiugushor patent. Ac-
cording TO the statement OF Ellsworth was called
upou by Huber 10 Philadelphia and told him that
were two In his city who willing to invest
So 000 in the stock OF the company be organized
aad that they would take 800 shares ut
thirty per cent OF their value. An ar
rangemenI mado 10 notify Ellsworth by tele-
gram when TO here. On the succeeding day q
Telegram was sent and Ellsworth cane to New YORK.
proceeding at once TO No Bond street. Here, In
stead OF finding the expsc,ed purchasers 81 stock,
Ellsworth met Mr. Huber. his counsel, Mr. H. New.
man, .Adoph Honsher aud deputy snsria rne last
individual nj once served on him a summons aud
COM mplalnt and order OF arrest, on whicn he was
taken In CUSTODY. The matter como before Judge
Van Worst supreme Court, Chambers, on
n motion TO vacate thc order OF arrest Mr..
Huber's defence was that beiug n foreigner aud
Knowing nothing OF tho legal customs OF this
try he took the advice OF his counsel, the object
being Ellsworth In civil suit Tor damages,
he claiming that the statements OF ellsworth to
the patent we're untrue. Judge Van Worst gave his
decision yesterday la the follow ng brief but compre-
henslve memoranouni, entorsed the ing
papers :-.rhe papers disclose that tho defendant
was entccd within the to be prosecuted
and arrested sucn practice cannot be upheld. Order
OF arrest vacated.p
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
..HoRRIBLE CATHOLIC BELLS. /"
New YORK, Oct IL, 1878.

New YORK, Oct IL, 1878.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
&C. H. g. Is right regard 20 .fhose horrible bsils'
In South Fifth Avenue Church. rns majority OF those
VINO live within sound OF those bells are Catholics
who delight 10 the call Of "tbs church going bel.n
Some very respectable Jews also reside v,cni
~. and only yesterday several Of thom told ms
blamed bells great venence them, ringing,
ak r N. eacn day. But for Catholics the nd
OF the bell ID call 70 prayer. svch have
Quilted the practice o religion. To them the
mndcr is exceedingly .tntolcrabe ana not TO 0e
dured."
The New York herald., 1878-10-13

issued thereon having been returned nnsatsnsd. the
usual sappismentary order issued for tho exam
tssti"1 OF the Judgment DEBTOR ns possession OF
properly aot exempt by law IRON execution. Mr..
Aaren A4hn, lawyer, Was appointed by tho Court .
rsicrre beofe whom me examination was 10 proceed
Ga the day hxsd for ths purpose judgment debtor
failed appear, aud the referee SO eertinsd
iA hs report 10 the Court An order was
then issged directing the judgment debtor 10
appear the Court at Chambers and show cause
way ne saoue not be pcnished tor contempt Of
Court IN having Jailed 10 appear before the referee
Tor pursuant 10 ITS oraer to that effect.
rhs contempt proceeding came up for hearing before
Jeage NcAdsm Yesterday, whom afhdavits were read
bsn4if OF the judgment debtor Dy Messrs John +.
Snun snd Hehrs l.. Williams, respectively, attorney
and counsel Tor the Judgment creditor setting forth
foregoing Iacts The anidavts further state that,
afst instance the Juagment debtor had uied ID
oyaao service OF the summons and complaint; thai
the Judgment creditor had been put 10 great
trouble and expense him; that sui squeotiy
whsu II soGght serve him the order tor hil
ex aGn patlon 'slne de endaut whe the owner o
Two aoss. influenced them 10 btc The officer who waa
about strvias The paper, and they did 0te the said
person IA the leg" Alter hearing argument at some
length Juuse McAdam said the proceeding had ~.
suined q serious aspect ana was deserving OF more
iulor Investigation. lie therefore adjourned the iur
tner hearing the 10 inst, when the parties an
Witnesses Win be brought before him tor oral exam
iuation.
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
THE LATEST SwINDLE.

rLondon letter TO the Dublin Freemans Journal
rne latest develop mont Of ingenious fraud In Lon.
don is one v nch Will undoubtedly commend itself v
unscrupuIcus persons In the country, and IL may b
we'll 10 warn your readers against H. A we'll known
jewcller In Ludgato Hill lately received Posi- once
order for eli lus, with request that gold Albert
cnain might be sent TO an address ~ q local Post
ONCE Tue chain was sent, but when the
presented Tor payment " was iouod TO be forgery
an order tor smiling had been tssusd ouvertsd
by the swinder into apparently genuine order tor
the larger amount. II " satisfactory TO know that
"a with his booty.
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
FoRTY-FoURlh STREET SYNAGOGUE.

lhk IAbIhkA1Lh tf fEAIk-bfhdCN bI The
Rxv DR. DE soLA nkSDEs.
Yesterday essg tbs nrst day OF the Jewish Feast OF
Tabern.cles, sue subject % the festival theme
OF discourse IN all the places OF worship.
Ia the ceagregstoa OF the Gates Of Prayer,
West Fert,-lsustn street, ths Rev. Dr. Do sola
Nssass prescssd upon The tsxi, 'spread Us tho
,ab.rsaese oi my peace The Doctor said There
is no more precious possession than posoe, aud ye,
none rarsr; mere 10 no greater psn.cea for iIls
unasr wnlch mea ssaer than pe4cs We can
wsn ssea otasr no greater boon. and the
Hebrew iesls TINS when he grsets his neigh
a. tns last sribuss pay when man who nss
uvsd sna ssught p~ace the active world In vain
into The grave. there TO lnd reposs, wnils
ssy, sUaso MIN be pesce"
wnsEK - rKAos vouspS
Where 10 THIS pfecisos Esm. NOR. prosiess tnan the
ara. % be ivusdf Not where men most coBgrs
gate ana oat thesr existence from bstures hard
material not wbsrs tue pick aud the dr eat The
awsy 20 bring lortE tne wraith OF goia aud silver.
felt peace. sapreme aad ana'.suresd wno has
climbed . nsoantsa side aud ~oadsred 40 sss im-
pssssbis stieams aud forests shrunk inso insgnih-
cancel VINO has not listened cur,ousiy while the
sounds of earth faas away until sse
all aroand 10 bathed In slient psace
hesth-gving niiis have expsrisncsd thw Oat all Of
here nave similarly cllmJed the hiii ~ religious
meditation and have soaasred nos The dniestiss OF
hie nsvs lost tnen hagesc.s unss viewsa iron tnas
height.
rmx psAcx ov rHs roRxsr.
The silsnos OF tho forest glaze is broGen only
by ihe nqu,d noiss Of the bras IL -
ssssSA-s Toe sss sssssA rae snssas i.ii~-
The New York herald., 1878-10-13
WAS IT Hrs GHOST?

David Finsite has had a suit pending Ia the Marine
Court against solomon ana simon Bloom a note
made by them TOR s2l4 TO the order oi Lewis Abra-
hams and Endorsed by him. motion was made
Chambers oil the Marine Court yesterday tho part
OF the defendants the suit dismissed for want
Of prosecution, moro than year having elapsed since
she suit commenced and Il never having bson put
on the calendar rhc piaintin's counsel excused the
delay ou the ground that he considered the de-
epdans worthless, and ne felt In no hurry to
CLERK Jury by putting the case tho calendar
until ne signs OF thor "coming ny" again.
rhe principal feature OF the case, however, was the
halo OF spiriiualism which seemed TO surround
H. Al point In the argument OF the cou sci
asserted in reference the indorser OF tho note In
suit that mad been murdered In The woods In tho
Far West and that tcounsel had the nndiug OF
Cvroper's inquest TO that effect
s.wby, Your Homer" responded counsel on the
other side. there must be some mistake mere The
man asserted 10 have been murdered long sinco Ia
bar West snd his corpse upon by Coroners jury
my o1nce but few days sncc."
Judge McAdam not being called upon Tor the pur.
poses of tue motion TO decide whether 10 was Abra-
ham the body or Abraham out Of tue body who
had visitsa counssi's otlce, confined himself
only other question remaining. he ordered tnat the
suit be dismissed unless tho pinintns counsel put ~
on ths calendar WITHIN nvo days and pay 50 costa
The New York herald., 1878-10-13

ORDER OF ARREST VACATED.
Eunies r. smith obtained Judgment In tho Marine
noars AGAINST Prospsr n. AuprS. and the execution
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-19

ma instantly, 60 the. patient can lie down TO
sleep. by mall, 81 90 per box. Address
York, or Apple Greek. Ohio. Sold by all drug
glsts.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-19
Tho Hostile Sioux.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. l7.-Capt. X. Nor
wood, OF the Ind cavalry, arrived from
Fort Ellis last night, en- route TO Washing
ton. He confirms Maj. Wslsh's statement
concerning the situation Of Sitting Bulls
band. He says there has been no trouble
and will be none before next spring. The
Friendly Grows, to whom the Sioux are
sworn enemies, have hunted of their reser-
vations In northern Mont ana during the
winter and have seen no sioux.
Captain Price, OF the 3rd cavalry, just
arrived from Fort Mckinney, says OF Sit
ting Bull; As long as the buffalo remains
north Sitting Bull will stay there. The
Canadians will not feed him when the sup.
play runs out. If those la iians want to
fight in the spring they can, I think, put
5000 men in the aid, rs large in number as
their force 10 1876, and make the campaign
equally as disastrous for the United States.