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DON'T FAIL TO READ CONNOILY'S new adj
Vertisement to-day. Extra inducements are
onered to purchasers of silks.-AdUt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-08

HE BANKRUPT STOCK of dress goods, silks.
No. 7O5 Market Space, will be sold AT anctIon
commencing on Monday, June 10, at 10 am
and continuing until the whole stock is dis
posed of.-Adlf. az
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ALL THOSE who wish to spend a pleasant
evening should attend the sixth annual picnic
pleasure garden, on Monday the 10th inst.
The admission is only 25 cents.-Adrt
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IF YOUR HAIR is coming out or turning gray.
40 not murmur over misfortune You can SO
easily avert. Ayers Hair FigOr will remove
the cause of your grief by restoring your hair
TO Its natural color, and Herewith your good
looks and good nature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-08

ssFTNRAYMORE HOUSE,
L SEA END, ILLINOIS AVENUE, ia
Opens June 1st lE.H
ap25-tSepT II. Z. HOOPER
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THE COURTS,

PROBATE COURT-RegiSter Webster.
Yesterday, adminitra ion was granted TO
NJ +. Fowier, on the estate OF NJ. H. Fowler.
decea cd: bond of $3.50. M. A Keys was
apP0lnled sual dian TO orphans of c. NJ. Keys :;
John Bakersmith, guardian to orphans of
AlGr2cnt Rupp, re,ucnable June 18th, at II
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To-MORRow's Sunday Gazette will publish
day,
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Thomas Young to w. ID. Wyyil, $3.50, lot 10, So
lI6. j. G. &. Kennedy to j. NJ. Marvin. 5000,
lot 9, "a. 3lS. c. B. Church ct al. to w. H. But,
Ter. $3.50 lot u. So. 4b7. Susan Brayfeld to NJ
X, Porter, $, the estate of Samuel DeVaughn.
deceaDed: Mary Stone to Catherine Mass, s.,
par: l6 lot A. q $685. E. NJ NoLrse to G. d. Todd,
G. d; Todd, $l,6 ,, 10, p, a. 9S7. D. A. Wind
s6r ct al. to Z; A. keyser, $500, subs 159 and
16), q 3s5. J. W, Shaw ct al. to d. A. Wind
or, $500, do. F Z. Middle, on to G. D. Todd.
$7,J-,!. sub 16. q. 2l4. A. B. Kelly to same 500,
sub III, So; 6l5., i: H. Warner ct al. trustees,
to NJ. V. Marsh, s., sub $50, 81. 26. J. D.
tuition to j. A scott, $, part lots l, 50, 81 and
IS. So. 511 Oak Hill Cemetery Company to j.
II. DeMerri.t, $3.50, lot G, So. 243. Andrew
Sessford TO W. S. Sessford $500, part lot ), So,
80 John Sherman ct al tru,tees, Sl,975, lot
q, SO. ISL: j. II. W. Gurlev to Etizaoeth
Beckett, s5C0 lot Q. 50. 1S3; II. D. Thompson
to A J. Wheeler, S5vJ, pare lots - and II, So.
SlS. T. G. Anderson. trustee. to J. G. LulIey,
$1,000, lot l q. 1872. b. H. Warner ct al,
trustees, 10 J: o. Harmon, $l,2Go, part lots 10
and II, "a. Isl.
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COURT IN GENERAL, TERM

To-day, w. H. Patterson was on the report
OF the examining committee admitted to the
par. keppel agt kinlmei: bill dism SD In
tte case OF Walker ACT Potomac Ferry Co,
Judge Wylie &c ivered the opinion of the
Court: 0verrnling demurrer and giving jud g
e. al. opinion by Judge Wylie affirming iud =
ment below. IN the ca G of b. E. Cuttings
s6arkrupt) decree reducing registers fees to
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-MeSSrs. Duncanson
for H. H. Dudley, surviving trustee, lot 20, i'm
Gquare 3SS, improved by frame house, situa-
ted on south Z street. between 9th and 10th
streets west, to VIM. King, jr., for S5OO
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CONFINEMENT EXERCISES MOUNT YER
NON SEMINARY.-Ihere was not vacant seat
in Foundry Nj. +. Church last evening. The
attraction was the commencement exercises
OF the Mount Vernon Seminary. The stage
presented the usual picture of flowers, young
ladies, and white dresses, relieved by the
black coats and white gloves of a male profes-
sOr or two. Rev. Dr. j. f. Rankin opened the
vocal and instrumental music, all well re,
ceived followed Miss Mary Rankin deliver
tie valedictory; Rev. II. r.. NaylOr delivered
the addre.S and conferred the diplomas upon
Andrus, indianapolis, Ind. Lura Nash, Otta-
wa Ill FLORENCE X. Nokes, Wa. hington, ID.
C. c. and Mary F. Rankin Washington, D. G:
chorus rendered by the vocal class.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT, COLUMBIAN
the Collegiate Department of Columbian Uni
yersity will take place at Lincoln Hall on
"Wednesday, June 18th, at p m. The gradu-
MesSrs. 81. G. Davis. r. C. HYATT, w. B. King,
w. A: Leetch,. and j. c. S. Richardson, all OF
the District of COLUMBIA The Latin saluta
MIR. H. G. Davis, and the first hOnOrs of the
class are equally divided between them.
=, PRISONERS GONE TO ALBANY. - General
train last night with the flowing prisoners,
bound for the Albany penitentiary: John r:
bIOokS, tne colored lawyer, convicted OF
forgery OF deeds OF trust, and sentenced for
10 years; John Thomas, cOlorcd, convicted of
an attempt to outrage little girl named COgy
In Georgetown, sen enced for five years VIM.
slant, convicted with Morris (whO was SEN
fenced to six years. of manSlaughter, in kill
ing Bogue the pencil peddler, Sentenced to
four years.
THE POPULAR CASH DRY GOODS STORE
White h0neycomb quilts, 50. Linens and
cloth, for boys wear. Best bed ticking, one
wool (damaSsel black grenadines. New par
| asols. Nottingham lace, for curtains. Beau,
tl1ul dress goods, Is; Beautiful dress goods,
| Space. Pacific lawns 10. Ladies' English
stockings, woven seams,) 25.-AdUt.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Duncans On
for Ii. III. Dudley, surviving trustee, lot 20, in
| Square 3SS, improved by frame house, situa
ted on south street. between 9th and 10th
streets west, to VIM. King, ir., for 500.
ALL THOSE who wish to spend pleasant
| evening should attend the sixth annual picnic
of the Knights of ST. George, at Juenemann's
pleasure garden, on Monday, the 10th inst
The admission is only Is cents.-Adrt.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE GOODS AND PRICES
dren's department.. The largest stock, to fl
any size. A. Saks & Co.. 3l6 7th street.-AdUt
DON'T FAIL TO READ CoNNOILY's new ad.
vertisement today. Extra inducements are
onered to purchasers of silks.-Adyt.
WHEN You go to hear the Marine Band this
monograph, which plays the same tunes.
To-MoRRow's Sunday Gazette will publish
fun report OF the Potter Investigation OF TO
day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-08

OFFICERS ELECTED.-The Uniformed Pa
triarchs, |. o. o. F., last night elected the fol-
Dunn, commander: John T. Chancey, Isl cap
tain: III. c. Stevens, I'd captain; Joseph Bur
roughs Sd captain: Alex. Scott, 4th captain A.;
I. w. Fowler, adJutant and secretary; A H.
StOckman, quarTermaSter and treasurer: D.
p. Hickling, surgeon; w. Redstrake, chap
lain; VIM. Frazier, A. II. JOne-, Rrbt TrOw-
land and Frank OUrand, lieu epants; Peter
Schultz, sergeant major, and ! lie, Hughes,
color bearer.
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FTNHE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
4 OF Cashmere Suits In Washington. at
2D$O QTRAJJSF.
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
An No. ] Finished White Shirt Il

An NO. Finished White Shirt, 81;
Real English India Gauze Undershirt SOC.
Very fine and soft White Jean Drawers. ~.
Genuine Guyot SuSpeGderS, all colorS. Soc.
HandkerchiefS, Ties, Collars, Gloves. Hosiery
&c, &c, in great abundance, and at popular
prices, at Lewis, 920 9TH ST. bet and
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PAVILION.

-. iLiIs peaullul summer resort has changed ~ 9
management and has been placed in firs Its - = y
ami AZ aug Is nov 2g%n for excursion parties q
HUME, 454T Ia ay.,or POWER SWHfTE IN
In 10 hihg street, Alexandria, Virginia. Tor omen
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TINE Light Colored Cashmere PANTsatss so,
= worthy, ~ 4, H1RAUS', ap3Q-
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ADJUSTMENTS

am u DEM EN ~.
SUMNER W kHTN n Scf S.9NNoERr,
wEDSs<sD,}Yf f svsNTS5SA az. ,e,,
Assisted S St rnIi3T :, g. ,ao TElTE CLUB
a,,i. a aod %sSHina S,Sa' '''-n Alex
scfee FeTt,y = R" "a Ticks limited and pay
o,ei9cs, anu reif-cn at IL 80 o'c.ock. ClS in
NaItn-S. = a.
FREE LUNCH AND CONCERT MUSIC
NEW REsTHG GsE EA Nm aA iSf i STREET
Near New Jersav avenue.
vi shaDR R ~ gnneS h,lsIs from o'ci'k IN.
H9ST,EELLs , RIICaELIET., :,
open-air Concerts every evening thu weather
permits. TIE TWO large tiniUg rooms OF the Hotel
win be thrown open for dancing. To secure
select audience, tree tickets OF tnissi.,n wiz 10
IPsSoeGI not -o aSSd,n&fsrabie by l.. EISiSGER
w COUP'S "ER,N NEW SHOVE,
Great New York Aquarium,
ON LOT REAR OF MASONIC TEMPLE
s JUNCTION OF 9Th and str1sts. Entrance on
IN, on street cars. Ninth and street cars paSs
C0NMEECING KCNDAT, JUNE 10.
ra ENeeTSP 20 SAYS ii is the Finest Exhibition
startling poveltrs in the Ring than all other shows
IN ameIl6a combined. Not inapproprilrely dc.
THE GREAT EQuEscURaICULun
COLLEGE OF TRAINED ANIMALS.
cav attention To the following living and incon-
tSStible facts. al Il challenge the world for their
equal, viz: The $50, 600 Trained Giraffe positively
Inc only Giraffe lu America trained To drive i'm
harness. $50, COO Giant Devil Fish, 3d. feet long:
the first aud only perfect specimen OF this Gigantic
CePhaiopcdian Monster ever captured or .e..n on
earth. Twill give $50, 600 for its equal. $780, 900
Bioncho Horses. $4,000 Exhibition OF Trained
pegs. S5,CC0 Dog Hanging Act. SO. 900 Horse
Leaper OF the World. $40 oC0 barrel Ascension
lst. lie Emma Stokes, t,iaCeSS OF the Mpuags,
WIN her Beautil al Pslfry Tandem Team. $1,000
Hiding Rocky Mountain Goats, in double
arc s,nge acts. IS, GOO Horse Riding DOGS,
90 Wy Dogs Riding Bareback Dogs. $40 600 Fee
maie Lion Tanner OF the World. Mile Riuehart
fItc E&hihltion OF Living W lid Animals. ROYAL
iEpefiai Street Pageant. Edgar Meutcr'S Silver
SnInet Band. and followed nv The Magnificent
slu zoo Ta'iy-Ho Coach. $40. 600 Imperial Coach
o. Napoleon III Or &c the property of the French
emperor S1Oo,Co EronCho Horses, led SingIv nv
LlSsred GroomS. Also the Great Jack ia avs
$40 GOO Royal Japanese Troupe. No Side Shows
or PeddlarS allowed. No Smoai1g in the Tent
ENTERTAINING ms Each Day. Afternoon and Even
Tent. " ~
ADMISSION so cents: Children under 10 years Of
age 70 cents. Elegant Reserved Seals 25 cents
ezra. Doors open at L 30 and 7:3O o clock y. m
c46o w. g. COUP, Nlna,er.
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JEALING SPRINGS,
II

HEALING SPRINGS, "A
u BATH COUNTY, VA. SEA0
Situated 3, 100 feet above sea-level, Is lE.hf
miles from Covington, on the c. o. 4. K. Aver
age mean temperature during summer msnths G9o:
capacity of hotel and cottages 300 guests bathing
facilities ample. BOARD REDUCED to $40 and $50
per month. The waters Of these springs ara speci-
ally recommended for a large number Of diseases
the names of which he ascertained by refereree
TO pamphlets, sent free on application TO WIN. b.
BISHOP, Proprietor. myl4-eol3t
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It'll JULY
Grand RAILROAD EyCTRSrox
TO RICHMOND AND RETURN.
POINT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS,
STEINER oSy-E-u


n mace Win the Proprietor OF the
h1G Ella H0TELat FORTRESS Mon 1SlLh
roe, Va. 10 IeCGive passengers by zezrz=3<.r=s.p
the Steamer LADY OF THE I.RS o., -,
month OF June at reiuced rates riclc.a," wi tus
coupons Tor Passage and FARE Ar RI I 49, Will
at the Once OF the Ccmpany n a., . iosuel
Natlonai MetrOpO'itsn Bank o. "'eI
Jeo-Im SAMUEL BACON PrncJde,,
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1ORDAN'S WHITE SULPHUR
4 SPKINGs, 81 miles northeast ofaLh
Stephenson's Depot P. o., Frederick tG:&
county, Va. Terms; $2 per day, $12. 30 per week
half price. Round trip tickets from all prominent
points. From Baltimore to Spriags and return,
$3.50. Tickets good until LIST November.
my1S-eO1m z C.. JORDAN
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GNALWELL HOUSE, a
~ WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VIVA. yEAV
1000 feet above sea- level. Capacity $50 kE.M j
guests. Mineral springs of many varieties ana
adjacent to the grounds. Also two imm ense BATH
houses for the use of guests. The water has an up
varying temperature of $50 Fahrenheit, and by
analysis found similar to the hot springs of Arkan-
sas. Open entire year. Board $3.50 per day; SIS
per week: $50 per month.
For further particulars. address
my14 2aw4w j. II. OTEY CARY, Proprietor.
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CPR1NGDALE.-ThiS popular Summer Re-
~ sort, situated three miles east of the a 4
Blue Ridge, and near the terminus of the vEHAy
w. .. X. R., is particularly attractive AnIE
to oficeholders, having the advantage of morning
and evening trains. There is a large lawn aforIng
abundant shade, pavilion, croquet grounds and
other places Of amusement. References given and
required. Address Z. F. POWELL, Smokers
vile, LOud0n county, Va. my2O-Im
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HoEeR FORThESS MONROE NOM
IL FOLK and the CAFES The rSOA-
S Sg1f ,3n steamer j. NE MoSELEY s.SIa-k
vii make speC1a trip % the above sS7=Ssz2sxD
I naiIed points SATURDAY EVENING lima
leav1ng her harf foot of 9Th ST. m ocIorT a.. %,
LIVING IN ashingtOu Monday morning 7oSciocL
otaLe rooms eau be secured by applying ar the "a
trip, So 90. rHe' round
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w. c. ''Ur' So. "ERAN NEW SHOW"
Great Now York AnTari11m

ON LOT REAR OF MASONIC TEMPE
Junction "f 9Th and + streets. Entrance on q
street. Location central. Easy of access to ALI.
the door, w.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

UxsEAwoRTHY.-The ship John Jay
was compelled to put back q second
time, in consequence of her unssa-
worthy condition. She was laden
with coal, and had proceeded as far
- Cape Flattery, whom it was dis
covered she leaked too much for her
to proceed in safety to destination
San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

.UHIvERsrTY OF WASHINGTON TERRI.
roRY.-We are in receipt of the an
nual announcement of tho Univer.
sity of Washington Territory, located
at Seattle. From it we learn that
the academic year consists of three
terms of thirteen weeks each. The
first term begins September 2, 1878,
and ends November 26, 1878; the
second term begins December 2,
1873, and ends March IA, 1879; the
third will begin March II, 1879, and
ends June Is, 1879. The following
is the faculty: A. J. Anderson, A. NJ,
NJ, (president) psychology and math.
ematics; Mrs. L. p, Anderson,
French and slocution; A. T. Burnell.
A. B.. Latin and Englhh; q. N. An.
derson, bookkeeping and military
tactics; Miss r. E. Scott, M. s. A.
B., Greek, botany and geography;
Mrs. Emma Guttenburg, German.
Regents: G.. V. Calhoun, M. D.,
President; Col. Chas. 81. Larrabee,
Treasurer A. II. Steele, N. D., Rev.
Daniel Bagley, Allen Weir; A. J.
Anderson, A. NJ, Secretary Of the
Board.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

81 Gent w. Nesmith publishes
. call for his comrades a Former In.
dian campaigns to rally for defense
against the savages hordes Of East.
ern Oregon and Washington. he
asks no command, but proposes to
Join the ranks. Rev. J. l.. Parrish,
q pioneer aged ~, likewise signifies
his desire for an active post Of duty
in the campaign.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

kE The East Oregonian announces
that Mr.. D. P. Thompson has about
concluded the preliminary .arrang-
ments for building portagss ct the
Cascades and the Dalles. he pro-
poses to undertake and completes the
enterprise for . subscription Of
$3.50. 900.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

~ Gen. Mart V. Brown, Of the
Oregon Democrat, is in the field
against the Indians. II he ever gets
his " shooting stick" leveled q The
foo, there will be . fearful discharge
Of " loaded matter" which will
knock old Buffalo Horns torass
into "pis." Then with his sharp
scissors he will peal Bufalo's skin
in . trice. 80. R''
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

Te IN REvrwEp Sees1neoocs
Exygnx u % he rszurF0cted to-day
Ms.=rs. Ray Phillips and Frsd Dan
ham having departed for IL Quis,
City with . powerful galvssie bat
tsry to restore its suspended vitality
These young men are new at the
business. bat o my! when they gel
firmly down TO to work, wont they
make Rome how'll We expect to
go the whole Sound ablaze in lsss
than fortnight.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

~ On Tuesday last-w enjoyed
the privilege Of the first ride" on
tho Olympia-Tenino Railroad, and
. distinguished post of honor IN the
cab of tho engine. A number Of
others were present but took second
class passage on the tender, while
still other poor mortals were COM
PEELED to ride on fat"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

NE The Railroad Company ere
in receipt Of instructions from the
proper authorities st Warrington rel
ative 70 the mail service between
this place and Tenino. This looks
like business.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

xE The sum Of %, 900 has been
appropriated for q light and fog
signal at Point Wilson, and the in
spector and engineer Of this district
has been authorized to select the
ite.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

< Visitors from abroad who
spent the Fourth here vie with each
other in expressions complimenting
the romantic surroundings Of our
town, the courtesy Of its editors and
the beauty Of the women. This il
as it should be.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

Al ExrxxszvH CAln--The bark
Martins Rsdeoxf became recently BE-
Gained in proximity to Tsaooch Rock
and vss in imminent danger Of drift
ing on the reef, The tug Alexander
happened to be passing and went to
her relief, but it cost the bark the
sum Of one thousand dollars TO be
extricatsd from her dangerous posi-
ton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

az The Tidal Wave discharged
the last other cargo of railroad iron
Thursday. and left the same day for
Port Madison, towed by the steamer
POJiIkofaky.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

Coal FRE1GHTs. Seattle coal pays
rate of three dollars per ton for
transportation to San Francisco.
Two dollars and half is the rate
from Nsnairno.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

sE The Fourth Of July Commit
toe are troubled to make both ends
meet. We would advise them 10
appeal for help to those who said
" 0 yes, pretty soon," whom called
upon with the subscription paper.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

ACCORDING TO SCHEDULE. The
Steamer Old Settler makes weekly
trips to the logging-camps about the
Sound. departing and arriving, Of
course, on strict I" schedule" time.
The Postmaster now has . boat he
can g boss" to his hearts content.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

E Mr.. jerome We'll, q we'll
known San Francisco jeweler, COM
mittsd suicide by jumping from the
steamer Idaho while in the Columbia
river. on her way to Portland, Sun
day morning.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

R The physicians Of our city are
taking heart. Green apples are be-
coming Of agoodly size and small
children are complaining Of the
stomach ache, and doubtless our
railroad will soon furnish exercise
for surgical skill. g.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

EE The editor Of the Courier
boasts of ride on . construction car
on the new railroad. It is about a.
near riding on the rail- - sitting
on the cellar door and calling IL
Gliding down hill.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

~ Mr.. w. H. Cushman, former.
" Of this place and late Of Neah Bay,
was married in Portland, on the 9Th
inst, to Miss Crissie johnson. We
wish Billy" and his fair bride all
the joys Of welded life, and none Of
its troubles and disappointments.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

Sc Since the advent OF the b
connective tho railroad managers arc
beseiged by engineers and conduc-
tors. Every applicant has had long
experience, of course.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

SE Bennett has rschristened the
steamer Pandora, purchased for the
arctic expedition, the Jeanette, in
compliment to his sister.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

RoAsTED ALlvE.-Myers, the scout
who was captured by the Indians at
Camp Curry, was literally roasted
alive. Such barbarous treatment Of
prisoners should turn the sympathy
Of the Indian lover into that Of
ternal hatred.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-13

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