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New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW.YORf
MApcH 2S

PopT OF NEw.YORK ..................MApc 2s.
CLEARED
steamship Celtic Br). Gleaden Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamship Geet (Ger) Barends Hamburg, Plymouth and
steamship state Louisiana (r) Johnston. Glasgow, A.
Iesmsip Maas utcD. Wander Hoeven, Rotterdam Hol'
steamship Niagara. Curtis Havana, Cuba, James E. Ward
Steamship CITY Of Washington Zimmerman Havana Cuba
Steamship Gamma (I,rl, LeddIcoat Hamilton Bermuda A
steams3p Isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk City Point and
Bark Ella lBr, Fielding. Liverpool Eng, Sean nell
BARR sgnors del Boschetto qai Peragao oneens-
town Fsmon,e or Plymouth % ,GT Esg on. eSbs
BARK Anna Marg rthe NoI Jacobsen Bristol, Ens' Ben
lark Abraham tAdst) Banaz Have. France, Benham
Hars Violet (Br) Harding ayre France, scamme Bros.
Bark Post (Nor.l GunIeFseu Copenhagen Denmark I.
HarI Ese tNor.l Norand. MOnteyldeo Uruguay j. Nor
marx Emma V (Br), Bepnier. Newark HattOn Watson
Brig Arctic Br Bnion. Bayonne, France. ]. W. Parker
Bris solars Br Mcleod. Bahia, Brazil. via Richmond r.
Bfs Gip.y Queen Chandler Moneydeo Uruguay, Hughes
Brig : " Nichols C3r) Poole, Pointa Pre, Quad, C. W.
Bertaux. ,
steamship Idaho CBT Holmes Liverpool March H. with
steamship Saratoga smntlerg Havana March 24"i'h maSe'
Sesmshp Etna i'm D. Ferqus.on Aux March O. Port
nce loh Marc IAN and Kingston M 5a ~: 2l q Tlh an
a. saw bark Itall. showing signal letters W Is W ~
Texas Ncker-on. Galveston MaIch ~,
Key 2ith with mdse. aud passengers TO C. H. Nal
lOry & co. -. - ,.....,. ,o ,.,..
Wiz mdse TunCh. Edye q co.
IN Tuioue tai CIhero. Mcssina ~ days, with fruit 10
foNItnce Brs q e.. Passed Gibraltar Feb. ., March ~,
or Bancga 30 100 barrels floating, contents u
known.
DAYS with mdsc. 10 J. l. whitney co. Passed "ihrs'ar
icb. %. % -
ing Boyd HaifaSl Marshall. Pernambuco 20 days
with sugar to IT. Il swift & 60. III,
Bug Clyt!c of ssarsporl, Dow CaTdenas ~ days, with
sugar k. D. Morgan S Co; vessel to j. T. Ward & CO.
wIND-Sunsr-At sandy Hook, light 5. s. Wi foggy AT
Cily lsiand. =. W. hazv.
FOREIGN PORTS
ROTTERDAM. March 2s.-The steamship ". !. sehoton
Neu. York March -. has arrived here.
I0Nnoy March .S-Salel .tth inst. W. y. H. Clements,
Faro both ScH-Yo.k, Israel. katr ~ancion I'm Ir
Nni latter for lhlaieIpna Ehda Tor New YORK. s1th
scocd Tor Portland. sabine. for Ao".i0rs komano
IufiA a.. ..-.,
Afr,ed 2ith inst Ama1ona Jovcn Josephine. Capt sah
Am-a fri,gel. Can't. Nielsen. } ir AMI tiHy
civ ~ Qlta.c latter Gfavcs.Ed, 18th INST, Agl'r
Am,risa Can't Eurrson JOhlnue Iaonn Leon1fe carrie
Ttaf H. T. hluh fnhsnuc Marie. The later ~ Deal h"l
AZ NauaG. Capt. Cgr-tcn China capt jordan, the atr
as saint Catlsfiut Point A1r"sa = H., ulNe Mount ~
Glus.ppe Alfred. capt Nanferf"hI; ~ a. AcNtL
Minnie capt Kitchen, AlGfCw L"yiti Jupiter, Capt JACOB
Lima.
lTor ia,er ShiD yecs. n any, zee Ffth Paje.l
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
OWL NOTEs.

The committee appointed 10 examine appli-
cants FOR admi-slon the Bar consisting of Ashbel
Green Lewis L. Dclared ana Elliott T. Shepard, ytsier-
day reportci on the examination which was held on
'ruesd3y and "Wednesday 81 this week. or the eight
yoilr men examined tarec succcssfal Edward =
htwaicr Charles J. Jones aud William y. rage Ot.e,
Inc NV tiI ~ the Court ~ Appeals they admitted
"a rttnruers not a. councillors. The examination was
both 10 writing and oral.
William II. Clark was appointed receiver IN
The supplementary proceedings IN the suit Of Hcnry
smith ncainst william II. Martin. The receiver sought
by motion before Judge Laurence. To have the sut ~
Mr. Martin against the windsor Hotel Company "a .nt
for AL 200 for professional scryiccs cont htd III me
rcrlyrrs name The Court Yesterday decdrd thht Inc
r cri,cr could not be substituted IN this sui uh' nc uA
gwen security for costs AS receiver
Charles t. Ferrin, proprietor Of the West
u,inster Hotel sued tho executors Of John H. Nesmt
FOR - COT % claimed be due him for the room ana
hoard furnished to L. H. Ncsmith Homer A. Helsou The
referee, 10 whom the cnsc was sent e9ay Irl"iu
m the superior Court In favor OF dismissal O Tue COM
plant, the demand having been paid
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
THE POST MoRrEM OF TIE METROPOLIS

" 70
Apropos of the Metropolis disaster 1t is
only fair TO say that the Government has not forgotten
IT, and that there is no intention OF letting 1t pass w
out such an investigation and report as will leave no
dot as 10 The cause OF the wreck. About the middle
of February James A. DumOnt. Supervising Inspector
General of steam vessels, accompanied by LoeaEin-
spctor James f. Dunbar of Norfolk visited Curritnck
Beach, and carefully examined the renains OF ne
called "A pos norten One) constitutes part ot Tic yes
tiIuony gwen before the investigating commission.
hands Of thr inspectors at Phadclpn ia order inst
might be An impartial one The rerori OF ihc ihIc,.
goon has NOT vet been made, bat Is daily expected ana
II II does not show beyORd all question, Just wbat tae
cause OF The oss OF lie Metropolis WAS ana WHO was 10
Inenecfnr-iienefaI.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
THE BROOKLYN ROBBERS IN COURT.

y
The examination of john Roberts, George
W Martin and william Bartlett, on the charge OF as
sautng two employees Of the Planet Mills Manufaetur
inc Company Oh Saturday. and robbng them Of S3tOo'
was held before Justice Ferry In Brookyn yester'ay'
Mrs Bartlett was present In the court room and sat near
her husband JUDGE Troy of the piiscners counsel.
coInulaned that the room was too crowded, bu lhc
Justice paid no attention 10 the protest. Iuc hist WIZ
ncss mad scarcely begun his testimony when lo,id
cracking sound heard almost directly Under
the counscls table. Some one shouted: Inc
floor is giving away?' ana pane chsu,d. honS
urrsOus rushed for the doors and IN the conIu'
sion several people thrown down. lhe
prisoners conferred together but Justice Ferry gave Tue
officers orders 10 watch them closely lie said th're W.s
no danger Captain Riley went into the cellar Ia make
an examination aud reported that there WAS compara
tiyrly no danger. The officers, however, competed
Large number OF the spectators TO retire warren H.
Lane The robbed bOokkccpcr, dcnined Bartlett as one
OF the hiehwaymen. Daniel McGlnni-, VINO WAS
Lanes companion, that Martin was the man
who took The money away from him. Mrs Alice Purcell
who resides near The uf the robbery, was certain
that Bartlett was the man Who drove the wagon .
James Wilson. who arrested Yesterday IN thA CIV
Inspector Murray. suspicion of being the onth oI
the party OF Iolb'Is was not dcnuucd, ana was ie-
leased by Captain Lcaycy.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

BosTog, March PA meeting OF the eredi
tors OF Harvey Keith boot aud shoe deaiefS' OF Louis
VILE Ky was held here to-day The total nabi'lueS oi
the firm amountto s2G9 534 A, OF which S25O960 10
are debts In favor Eastern houses total yaue OF
ssssts Sl7355J IL. The offer OF the firm 10 pay %
cents on the dollar wac rejected. ana committee aP-
pOinted TO ilquire into The lrm's afair5
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
ARGrMENT oF GROWS COUNSEL.

The testimony in the trial of John \. Grow,
before Judge Bcnedict, concluded yesterday morn-
ing and the rest OF the day occupied IN The arR'
ncnt o. Lous +. Post, counsel for the defence: lie
ella med IN This prosecution Was conspiracy "' iue
secret ryre Bureau to punish Crow for exposing Ger
fan mi=dcrucanors Of that bureau IN Washington. MI
Post viii close hts morning ana Mr. tlri" "hi iollnw
for me proserntiln The case VIII go the jury during
thc dav 1us has been tine first carc ~ unit"d states
court this city M which prisoner has De.h allowed
20 t-fy in his behalf ana much interest IL mhhs-
10. .ffI fp ftf
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
COURT or APFEALs.

ALBANY. March 2S.-In the Court Of Appeals,
TO-DAY the following business was transacted 40 7H More
al jne MAY resumed aud concluded. No lio
-taat. agt Br-toWArgued Dy Charles H. Banhgan and
appellant. John L. ItTrons Or T. .pDI u'It
No III stuart agt Pamer-Argutd ny Jan's X. Anan,
appellant; Philip = Crooke for espohdtn 30 o. ne
art. Enad Of SuIeTFnOf7 oi Hicinoni
County-Afgucd by Uoard II. Hunlly for appellant: T.
Vcst.rv,Iu for 30. D.-WoOfWUrth agt
by " r. jenkins f npcant; submitted Tor
res,ondeut No 4S.-Peope Ie. Thompson agL super
,rs of Hamilton C0unty-Argucd by j. 81 Carroll Tor
,,lI,nt. Il; n Rosa for respondent case diiIl on. -
Dav calendar FhdayNOs l3i, %, l4e, lJI lCo iOl
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

l775 s142 31I4 9l46 2531 2447 $780, 2460 1882 201,
3033 3O4B $685. 3ll6ia, 3lf7 3i4O, 320S 1926, 1925
sUPERIoR couRT-sPEciAL TERM-Freedman, J-No DAY
calendar.
TRIAL TERMSP.Rr I-sedgwick. Joshort Causes-Nos
1910, 1885, 1903, ll75. 978 l146. l176, e03.
COMMON ANBEHs-LaIre J-No day calendar
GENERAL sEssoSs-PAgr I-Hackett R-Pster Znk
grand larceny tcOntlnued).
OYER AND TERMsER-Daniels, J-Charles W. n. Hincken
Augustus StarDoro and Edger Saus0n, homicide
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

PnAcrIcAL APPLICATIONS S.-Irate Landlord
fand Elder being called In Tor the NJ
tieth time about some rcpars): The fact a. mrs
made Wont hands" Severely: "see Second CoidI-
thians fifth chapter and first varse MIS- Mehaeke'
punch.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
CALFNnARa THIS DAY.

gpPREHE ACCOMMODATIONS. J-Nos- Ds ot
1oI i2I 257 2CT, 27l, 273, 2si, 2S5 2sB, 2o7.
Gy,tHGI TFRb-Wil meet TO-DAY nj 1870 n M
sPTCIAL TEHs-SsD Brunt NO day calendar ,o,-
or 3l a3s8 III i3 2OgI 300 3lsl, 25G3. zs49. 804S
2707 sI2i' 1920 1926, 3O7G. 3002 1922. ~ --.
PAar IiI-DoDohpe. J.-short Causes-Noa SA7' "''
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rses... $40 sun sets. 6:2i Clock fast F5i
Moon 1852 Noon sOufhs. J:ll MOONS age days 70
WATER rODAY-A. N.
sandy Hook 435 Gov Island. 6l6 Hell Gate'' fo3
HIGH WATER TO-DAY-P. ". .-
Sandy Hook. A59 Gov Island. 6:iS Hell Gste. 73T
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
4 cLAIM AGENr nELD.
c,o,cc W. Melville, claim agent charged

TtWIET :.
with citing and appToprstnc prre money belonging
fo Martin Burke was held 10y Guncd states tuinnis-
sioner Deuel. yesterday TO await tle action ~ tie Grand
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
AIarple ano Slate Mantels.

q KLABER & CO., r.,.,.
lshsa las MANfEdSa "a iSEas flIiMbs lsIhbs sDeciasy
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
Certnres ano MrsIlnas.
GInsilal jnstrame'lIa

DUMAHAUT, late s. Y. BALL a. Co.,
a. No. III EAST l4THHE
Cckenngs stenways aud other FIanos and Ofgans ~"
fc- cash ON ms ailments, and for tent
1 IGHPE & ERNST, old house of Llghte ~
IL Bradbury. orer their splendid PIANOtnh@TIS @ a,.. AZ
Also smith's AMERICAN ORGANS
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

1T WEST 45TH-ST., corner Broadway,
for doctor dentist handsomely furnished back
parlOr with or without board.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

"sely the city AT least AFFORD 10 De le' II bot gem
rons to ,he individual owners OF the G62l0 lots, shown
ne ne table whose money contributions ~ assessments
for I'M, 50 s2g S1 furnished 30 consdciaDe pOI-
tnn M fhs seed for a harvest tbns cnOrmOus.'
tahle aunended 10 the memorial shows that the cost
9zg 7g OF which sum city paid about one-aif TIE
1fa nnber OF acres in tIs is about thirteen hun
.InnA
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
Door0 an0 Rooms.

c.s WEST 31ST-S -ST-Desirable ROOMS,
tJ with BOARD to be vacated 1st Of April liberal terms
10
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

and that too notwithstanding the general depreciation
OF real estate city during the five years from 1870
10 1873 The population IN that period was
only from l5G,2O7 in 1853, to 25slGO IN 1873 less
than 20 per cent. - ,,,
Iu 1888, city entered upon new era OF prosperity
In hat wear Central Park established by an act OF
the Legislature. This followed by the Opening TO
OF the extension OF central
PARK 10 ApTl, 1868. which Increased lts area 10
e3g5,oo acres by the opening of Morning Side Park OF
ri acres on the 2Sth OF july 1870, ana the opening
OF Riverside Park containing e3oO acres, on TIE isth
Of July, 1872. 81, ,,.. 1,,. ~
eaned by the steadily increasing taxable vaue oi real
~. 4 L..ul Ll-al-- lnLlnMa:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-14
Man biits lid ppr biaisen &sie-
to1

y
mitteln
nno 9sbraadc Sofetters 81 asen tter5,
ipsnn man elmer toniiben Stimnlans unD zines
IlisratipS brSarf. Die i'm Sanpsl SOrfom-
menSsn SpirtuUlen erseusen, lslb(t wsnn fe
unosrfalitt lino, bS6itsn6 cine temperate Muf.
beiernna. in ptr Nsael ron ciner nisceyidbla-
9snssn &eaFiisn 9sfulst, bic einsy l@DSdlt
gsn Qualification nidt5 rssnissr al5 antrSsli6
il Die traitiosa bptanii9en 5nsreeisu,ien
eassssn, bic nit BEN alfpbulIIden in 9eNets
tsr's Waaentttter gsrsinist Gns. Ssrisi-
ben 9tnen. bic easialbe gsbrauden. 8efunt belt
unit aroIt, uno islblt bic Saiis : rsinrr SlO
Nys, Der feinie uno eeiuneslts 0iquSr Der DC.
itiIlirt-traet nidt wen9 Snr 5Srrerung srlun.
ren3nlfanpss Ger TsroauunssOrsan bel sGein
Vprbanesnlein i'm Bitter 1T wsientlb sur
Ssrbinosruns bsr 9dbruns Der pssetabiil6m
Bfltanbtbsis unb srbpbt un3wsfelbnit bic
SfilfraIt Der lsBtersn. 9Seniss pat,utmsti3ie
nsn babsn ii6 js bic CUNT Der ssrSie III g,si~
dem Nabs srperbsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-14

BON @ewanbtbei. in 1cldaen Otueen be-
fbsn, Bonn bic Jauit brebte iidh 70 lansi am,
saB tie gewesuns erft bel lauserenl Sn.
lhauen bemerttar, Der 8leeel alio nitht II
feline loaft 1alus, iOuoern leiie binsineitt.
Siermit mar cte 5auptaufsabs CUR Cider
feaung erfilat.
Bebutlam, wie has Sfelet bic linfe Stir
abldlOb, UHuete eS Die rette uno tesab lit
iber ben 6Iur nadb Der Sintsrtbiir. Nud
bis1e Gi7nsts ss nit lsihter, Wiibe, uno gu
ibm bersn elitt pFadsr, BE 5biir tepaGt.
fam binter fh fhliebenb. 8ei Der aui
bas serinafe MaB bslhranfisn Yeleudb
tuns Der eaterne tetraten iIe 8iiifer's gor.
;immer, unb bic Glamms ibres lidtes bate
nidt serauf fhlpIer bremen fSnnen, els bic
beieen 8eno1en lih in Dem Ielben einrisgel-
ten.
Sp aslihert Don alien Seiten traten lie
pOr bic alte Sdiffsfifs bin. wslde nad
oem ibnen iibermittelten eiseneu NuslpruA
ces Gapitans psGsn tofbarfss Gut snttal.
ten lo0te. gliebertnieeno 3os WFiidsr eini.
&c unlheinbare Werf3euse aus Der Sadie,
uno wabrsno oas Sfelst ibm lsudtete, bss
burf:e es nur tptniser Wtnuten. um rem
8issel pss 5auptlhlollss nadsstsn unc
enelih gan, ,uriidwstden gu fublen. Aufs
merriam priifte er parauf raS fur ben @ertb
ofs Sntalts 3susenpe gOrtanseidlcb.
Dasfelte mar fur einen Soblihlai1el sear.
beitet uno wibsrfano oaber alien ieinsn
gemutunssn. Mit einem farssn 5lude
bssrabts er oislsn llmitanb.
(}prtfsbuns foIet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-14
Gine eritnunlicbe Ebatie 4,


Gin GROCER 5bsil oss amsritaniIben SOlfss
ltlrbt jest an DpspspFa uosr in 6oIse ct
nsr ihlehtsn 9sber. Dtfle GbatIahe 1T
lsbr gu bstlasen, pa Dur9 beie &tanfbsi'
ten oas 9sben. pas 6reuoe unp Neraniissn
eswabren lcqte, psrbitteys wiss. Wsnn
S9r Guer .Sprurtteil bel Seita isbt, 70
lam cafiir leidt Nbtalle 9elhafft wer0sn.
Nsbmst ben @atb Der DrugstRsa uno Gu,
TER 6rsunee on unb ss6raubt cine 0laihe
Don Green's Nasult 5lowsr. Cure 9tasqs
Ssiluns TT RAer, MiliiQnsn uon 8Iuihen
psier Wseeiain isno osrfhsnft pprpen uno
immer maren bic 8elultate Der a4irtuns
sanais. glue prOtsflalhs tonst 10 gts
Dtei Dozen tsiIsn ben idlimmaen Sal.
4ae OrusSifsn Ysrtaufen bic Mseba.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-30
Building Associations.

Among the many saving institutions
OF our time, none is So successful, so
prolific of good results, public and pri-
vate, and SO safe from danger of loss
through the many vicissitudes of finan-
cisi matters as the CO operative society
known as the building association.
which is quite common In many parts
the East. 1t is one of the most practi,
cal solutions Of the abused question OF
the true relations of capital and labor.
inasmueh as it gives the laborer inde-
pendence. through his own efforts and
makes him one OF those osres. capital
ist. in spite of himself. It affords safe
profitable investment for small sums
of money. exempt from the danger of
loss from defalcation, emhezZlement'
or injudicious, wild and unlawful specu-
lation or management 10y ambitious
presidents, cashiers and other trusted
officials" The amount Of business IS
limited and the opportunities for fraud
are always wholly wanting The in-
vestments are made at home. the mon
ey being loaned only to members of the
association, and there security Is thus
assured. and the additional purpose of
the public improvement is thus better
served than in any other way.-7acona
Herald.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-30
How to Win Him.

Eliza, said fond mother to her
offspring recently rs that offspring was
about going forth in tow of young
man who worships the very sidewalks
she walks upon. go to tho bread box
and eat a good crust of bread before
you go out 4 don't feel the least bit
hungry. We have only just had tea
Il know it but you will be hungry be-
fore you get back; and, when Adol phus
takes you into restaurant. you will
eat ice cream and sponge cake, and
ham sandwiches ana oysters enough
to scare him out of years growth
You silly girls don't think Of this, but
we experienced women do. l was once
sixty-five cents worth of maccaroons
a cake for which have ever since en-
tertained the most profound Contempt
your paw c could have been Congress
man. with an fsquiline nose and Hy-
perion's curls. Beware how you sit
down on the budding flame of Cupid.
Of course Adolphus will spend the
money you save on billiards and things;
but that makes no difference When
he asks you to so in aud have some
oysters, even if you are hungry, don't.
Say yoa do not approve of girls vast
ing the money of their future husbands
on trities, when it might be applied
toward furnishing house. Point out
that for the price of an oyster stew you
might purchase a couple of towels. now
that toweling is SO cheap. and that n
saddle-rock roast is the equivalent of q
silver fork-plated, of course. but no:
easily distinguished from solid silver
or a glass sugar bowl. This always
takes the young men; it sets them to
thinking of housekeeping aud ma,ri-
mony; it makes them be heve you are
the incarnation of economy. and would
make an excellent wife; and so they
often say things which give you a hold
over them, and are effective before
jury Eliza treasured up these saga.
cious counsels, and acted upon them
with. such earnestness and effect that
when she came home she was an en-
gagged woman.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-30
EngIand's Honored Jews.

In connection with the marriage CT
Miss Hannah de Rothchild TO the Earl
of Roscbery. aud her consequent eieTa-
,ion tn the rank of Peeress Of Great
Britain, it may be interesting TO give
a list Of Jews now living who, though
not members of the nobility, wear Brit
ish titles Of honor These are:
Sir Na.hanial Mayer de Ro,hschild,
Bart, NJ. p, son Of the late Baron
Lionel de Rothschild.
Sir Moses Montefore, Bart, the we'll
known philanthrcpist. now In his nine
ty-ffth year.
Sir David Lionel Salomons, Bart,
son of the late Philip Salomons, and
nephew of the late Sir David Salom0ns,
Bart, al one time Lord Mayor of Lon
don, from whom he inherited his title.
Sir Benjamin Samuel Philips, knight,
a prominent a1d wealthy merchant,
and formerly Lord Mayor of London.
Sir Albert David Sasson, Knight, son
of the late Mr. David Sasson, of Bonn
bay. member of the Legislative Council
Of Bombay.
Sir George Jessel, formerly Solicitor
General, now master of the Rolls and
member of the Privy Council, who was
shot at the other day by madman.
Sir Barrow Herbert Ellis, formerly
member Of the Executive and Legisla-
tive Council of Bombay, and member
of the Council of the Governor General
Of India, now a member Of the Council
Of India.
Among the English Jews holding for
eigu titles are the Baron Dc Worms, q
cousin of the Rothschilds; the Baron de
Stern, Baron Albert Grant, and the
Countess d'Avignor, sister Of Francis
Goldsmid. The English Jews whe are
now or have been members Of the Par
lament are Sir Nathaniel de Roths-
child. Sir Francis Goldsmid, Mr.. Saul
Isaac, and Mr.. SERGEANT Simon, Q. c.
Mr.. Arthur Cohen. O. c., who repre-
sen.ed the British Government at the
Geneva Convention, is the oldest
nephew of Sir Moses Montcfore- and
heir presumptive of his estates. Sir
Frederick Goldsmid, G. 3. X. G. S. l.,
Ma jor- General in the British Army,
and formerly Director General of Indo-
European Telegraphs, is son of the
late Lionel Goldsm,d and cousin of
Sir Francis Goldsmid He married out.
of the Jewish faith q daughter of Gen
eral George Mackenzie Stewart, and,
though never converted, has ceased to
be member of the synagogue J.
World
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-30
S.BAXqER eco.
Importers and
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
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California Farmers Mutua!

Fire Insurance Association,
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case.
MARTELL BRANDY in Octaves,
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OTARD DUPUY BRANDY in Oc-
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CALIFORNIA GRAPE BRANDY
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SCOTCH WHISKY In case and
bulk.
IRISH WHISKY in case and bulk.
CHAMPAGNE
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Landsberger's California, I'M
perial, and Private Cuvee, in
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SHERRY-Finest Old Ge lden, Old
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PORT-Imported and California in
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BOURBON WHISTLES = Hotal-
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case and bulk; White House,
Universal, Miller, etc. etc.
TOBACCO-Plug, Granulated and
Long Cut
GIG RS-The Largest Stock and
Best Assortment on Puget
Sound
g. We are the only house IN
Washington Territory shipping Eurs
direct TO London, England, and are
paying the highes ash prices.
nls- dlwts
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-30

THE PHoNoGRAPH.-The sudden un.
popularity Of the phonograph in Rome
IL al owing to Bubbins. Fe bought
the first phonograph ever own
ed in this city. and it came by express
Friday evening. He took it under his
arm and stopped in 8. several place.
to discuss politics and things, and when
he got home and attempted to exhibit
the photograph to his wife. that de-
praved instrument remarked in several
distinct tones: Set 'em up for the boys.
barkeeper. Whoop. hooray. Yer's
luck. Fill up the flowing bowl. Who's
afraid of the old woman No more
monographs in Rome. Rome Sen
tiRel
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-30

CHEERING news Good reports from
Whiskey Guich are received, and there
is likely TO he stampede TO the Dig
gins
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-30

ODEs On The Gentle Spring will be
rsceived at this Office during the two
ensuing wesks-but will not be pub
lished.