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SPORTING NEWS.
Hasa-hall.

nAS6-Da1ks
The result of Saturdays games is as fol-
lows: At Providence - Cincinnatis IL,
Providence 8. At Chicago-Chicagos IL,
Milwaukees 2. At Boston-Bostons Z, In
dianapolis A. :.
The Cincinnatis play the Bostons this af-
ternoon in Boston.
The Mohawk Browns defeated the Favor
ite Blues at the Cincinnati Ball Park. Only
six innings could be played, owing to the
rain The following is the score.
Innings ".........""..... ! 2
MohaWks.:
Favorite Blues.......".."......... y U
First base on errors-Mohawks A. Favorite
blues2
Left on bases-Mohawks 6, Favorite Blues s.
PASSED balls-Laughlin 4.
Wild Pitches-Wiiliams1
Umpire-F. Behrman.
Next Sunday the Browns play the
Eclipse, the champion amateur club oi
Kentucky.
Pedestrianism.
Daniel O'Leary, the champion pedest triar
of the world, completed his walk against
time on Saturday evening at 1922 with
thirty-eight minutes to spare. The distance
walked was two hundred and twenty miles
and the time ffty-five hours and twenty
| two minutes, the fastest time on record
The finishing of the walk was witnessed by
very large audience of our best citizens.
Races.
COLUMBUS, O., June 17.-At the races Sat
urday, Warfield, Kilburn and King William
were the winners.
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HOUSE..

WASHINGTON, June 15.--The report of the
Conference Committee on the River and
Harbor Appropriation Bill was agreed to;
The House, by vote of 142 yeas to lO4
nays, refused to concur in the Senate resolu'
ton to adjourn at noon on Thursday next
Consideration. was resumed of the bill to
amend the internal revenue laws. After
long and excited discussion the bill was laid
aside. The Conference Committee on the
Army Appropriation Bill submitted a re-
port which was read and agreed to. A res
olution providing for final adjournment
on Tuesday next at p. m. was adopted.
Adjourned
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Few Things that We Know.

We know that disordered stomach or
liver produces more suffering than any other
cause We know that very few physicians
are successful in their treatment of these
disorders. We know that DaCosta's Radi-
cal Cure will without the shadow of doubt
almost Immediately relieve and permanent
ly cure all of these distressing symptoms.
We know of thousands who are willing to
testify that what we say is true to the letter.
We know that if you give it a fair trial, you
will let us add your name to the cloud Of
witnesses Will you give it a trial, and do
it now? Trial size only 25c. Sold by John
Keeshan, Sixth and Walnut streets; U. d..
Wells, Fourth street and Central avenue;
H. f. Reum, Fifth and Broadway.
Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly safe and extremely palatable, No
physic required. Costs 25c. Try it.
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an enviable abandon and gilded the hours
with constant aud happy. good humor.
No those who participated in this fish it
was the day Of their life and at late hour,
after expressing gratitude to Captain Harris
and bidding him adieu, the party enjoyed
pleasant ride to their homes under a
moonlit sky.
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MUSIC HALL ORGAN.
rhat Mortgage Cancelled at Last.

The mortgage of $15, 900 on the big Music
Hall organ has been cancelled at last, and
now the immense instrument is free from
debt and becomes the property Of the Music
Hall Association. This will secure peace
between the parties composing the Musical
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WADE HARRIS, a deaf and dumb man,
charged with committing burglary upon
the premises of Bussings Bank, was brought
before Judge Longworth Saturday and re-
manded for trial
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The Grand Central Hotel, New York, pos
sesses all the requirements in size, style, To-
cation and appointments of the modern
frst-class hotel and keeps its reputation as
a model house.
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CINCINNATI wEsrwooD (NARRow-aAUGEl
Daily, except Sunday.
Leave c.. H. & D. Depot. 1858 M. 6:18 m.
Leave Robb's (Westwood), 5:4S am, 1888 N
1888 M 1863 p m. 603p m.
Leave Brighton, 6:43a IN. 9:0Sam, 2:0S, m So
p m, 64:3 pm.
Sunday trains
Leave Robb's (Wcstwood), 8:3S m, 10. N,
1928 p M. 2:03 p III, 4:53 p IN, and 6;3 3 pm..
Leave Brighton, 9:33 IN, l1:0S am, l:28 p IN,
2:38 p III, SOB p In, 7:lS pm. rro4 -
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A visit to Long Branch is incomplete I'M
less including sojourn at Leland's Ocean
Hotel, one of the greatest Summer Houses
in the world,
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-, :.
are: Enterprise; Fire Assurance, of Phila-
delphia; Springfield Fire and Marine; Pho-
nix, of Hartford Phoenix Mutual, of Gin
cinnati; Richland Mutual, of Mansfield,
and Mutual Fire, of Cincinnati.
The alarm from Box 78, at half-past )
o'clock yesterday morning, was due to an
unexplainable blaze in the roof of the ice
house attached to the Gambrinus Stock
Coinpany's brewery, at the corner of Hunt
and Sycamore streets, Loss $500, covered
| by insurance.
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Continuous effort impoverishes the blood
unless it be kept pure by suitable food and
(when needed) DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
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Highland House Concert.

T. At the concert OF the Cincinnati Grand
Orchestra in the Highland House Belvedere
this afternoon Mrs. Anna Beattie is to be
the soloist. The following is the pro.
gramme:
Persicher March. Strauss
Overture, italian Style'
(a) Aquarellen Strauss
(b) PizZicato Polka. Strauss
Ballad, Embarrassment" t"..............."..".."Abt
Mrs. Anna Be.ttie.
Poem Symphonic "Danse Macabre" .... Saint Saens
Internesion.
Oy>s s'ure "Maritana" ....... Wallace
Men .etto (by request)"........,".. ".Boccherin
HuIlBallnn
Sci erzo (Op 16), ..... ...."........."".H Hoffman
Gong, Once Aggn'' n''."....".....!:.;."". Sullivan
Mrs. Anna Beattic.
F;n,lc, "Knall und Fall' '.".....-..".".-mGung
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YESTERDAYS FIRES.
The Cooperative Foundry De-
strOyed-Blaze ut the Gambrinus
Stock Company.

strOyed-Blaze at the Gambrinus
Stock Company.
A vicious and disastrous fire occurred at
a quarter of o'clock yesterday morning,
calling the whole Fire Department to the
Cooperative Foundry Association building
Nos. 121 to 129 Gest street, near Harriet
The building was five stories in height
and was one of the largest in the West End
1t was erected eight years ago by an associa-
ton of leading foundry foremen and labor
ers who pooled their earnings, for the pur-
pose of manufacturing marblezed mantels,
CRATES and light castings, and cost $2O, 600.
The stockholders number about thirty. The
boiler and engine are situated in the base
| ment.
! On the first floor was large amount of
machinery, on the second material for pack
ing goods, stock, etc. and on the third and
fourth floors furnaces and more stock. The
building is connected with two-story one
on the east, and this was the foundry
proper. In the rear part of this building
stood the cupola, used for melting the ore
for castings.
Next to Court street there was another
two-story structure, containing several
thousand dollars worth of patterns.
| In the neighborhood of the cupola the
|
afterward the whole building was in blaze
"a few minutes after the arrival of the
Fire Department. The roof of the main
building soon gave way, and the contents OF
every story licked up by the fierce fire. The
walls alone remain intact.
1t is supposed that the fire is the work OF
an incendiary, as the private watchman
Charles Smith, left the place few minutes
before, and is positive that there was no fire
| in the building then.
The total loss to the Association-that is
the amount not insured-will not fall short
of SAC, 900, the largest item in this being that
of stock, which will amount to fully $22 000
A hundred or more hands are thrown out
of employment. .
The insurance on the two-story building
is as follows: Phoenix Mutual, Cincinnati,
81, 500; Merchants & Manufacturers, Mans
field, $2,400 Merchants Mutual, Cincin-
natl, ST. 200; Manufacturers Mutual, Gin
cinnati, $1,000; Van Vert Mutual, Van
Vert $780, Total, 81, 200.
The loss on this part of the premises will
not exceed $1,000.
The main building sustained the heaviest
loss. The insurance on the contents is dis
tributed as follows:
| On hnildinp ..LS s Z, ,O0(
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PIANOS.
EMERSON PIANOS

JUST OPENED,
A number of the BEST MEDIUM PRICE PIANOS
manufactured, the Durable Emerson" Squares
and Uprights. Having resumed the Agency Of
these Pianos, we can now offer them at lower rates
than ever before.
JOHN CHURCH 81 co.
de12-M,W&S
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RAIL ROAD TT Nj II
Corrected to Accord with Cincinnati
Time.

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Depot corner Mclean avenue and Gest street
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POLITICAL NOTES.
what the Parties Are Doing

There was a big III Getting of the Eighteenth
Ward Democrats at Sixth-street Market Space.
A large ward meeting of the Democrats of the
SIKH Ward was held at the corner OF Eighth and
Sycamore streets.
Hon. ]. P. Carbery, H. D. Peck, Gideon c. Will
son, Thos Shay, R. J. Dickerson and Captain
Smith addressed the Democrats in the Second
Precinct of the..Twentieth Ward.
Large and successful meetings OF the Democ
racy were held last night at California Town-hall
Elizabeth Town-hall, Corryville, Cleves Town
hall and Riverside at which Hon. John F. Fol-
lett Hon. Len. Goss Hon. John A. Shank, Hon.
Joseph C. sextro, Hon. I. M Jordan and c. W..
Gerard delivered strong and sound Democratic
speeches.
Hon. Thos Paxton, Dean Babbitt Geo. W. G..
Johnston and others will speak in the Thirteenth
Ward tonight.
The Joint COMMITTED of Conference, Mr.. Ne'son
sayler, Fred. Benninger and Wm. Jessup, on the
part of the Democrats and John L. Murray, A. B.
Cornell and Chas s. Fisher, on the part of the
Republicans, met yesterday. to arrange upon the
| matter of Judges and Clerks of the election.
They agreed to allow and assign the Judges for
the several wards, precints and townships upon
the basis of the vote cast for Secretary of Jate in
1876.
The Fourteenth Ward Republican Club held a
lively meeting at the corner of John and Living
ston streets last evening. The meeting was hrst
addressed by General Joshua H. Bates, who was
followed by Mr.. Philip Kumler.
Hon. Benjamin Butterworth and Captain Geo.
W. Williams addressed a large gathering of Re
publicans at the corner of Copeland and Nc
MILAN streets, Second Ward. Hon. Butterworth
also spoke in Madisonville.
Mr.. A. ]. Cunningham and Jas. T. DeMar ad
dressed an enthusiastic Republican meeting al
Mt. Pleasant
General Sam. Cary, who speaks tonight In Ak
ron, sends word that he will return to Cincinnati
and speak in answer to Carl Schurz, tomorrow
evening. The meeting will be held under the
auspices of the National party, at sixthstreet Mar
ketspace.
The Republicans of the Seventeenth, Eighteenth
Nineteenth and Twentieth Wards rally at the cor
: ner of Fourth and Mill streets, this evening
= Speakers: Col. T. c. Campbell, John P. Murphy
Esq, George W. JONES' Esq
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NOTICE.

TEGAL.-sTATE OF OHIO, COUNTY OF
| i Hamilton, in the Superior Court of Cincinnati,
No s3,s85.-The Cincinnati Savings Society Of
Hamilton County, Plaintiff, vs. Joseph Carn and
James Kane, Defendants.-The above named de-
fendant Joseph Carlin, of Frosburg, Maryland,
will take notice that the plaintiff has filed its petit
ton against him and Others impleaded, asking
among other things for the sale of the following
described real estate in the City of Cincinnati,
Hamilton County, Ohio, being seven and nine
hundredths u 09) acres in Section Twenty eight
2S), Township Three (3), fractional Range Two
2), being part OF Lot Number Two (2), on the plat
OF the subdivision of the estate of John Brooks,
duly recorded in Book 1885, page 2l9, of the Hamil.
ton County Records, under a mortgage executed
by said Joseph Carlin. the condition whereof has
been broken. The said Joseph Carlln IS required
to answer or demur OH or before Saturday, Novem-
Der 3d. 1878. GOODMAN SiOfEh,
seIo6tTh Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE FOLLY COMPANY.

"Our Cinderella" the new extravaganza, will
be presented for the last time this evening, To
morrow (Friday) evening benefit of Mile. Eme
Roseau, and production of Babes in the Wood, "
which will be repeated for the Saturday matinee.
Secure seats at Hawley's The Folly Company is
favorte organization in this city, and draws fine
houses right along.
OTHER ADJUSTMENTS.
The White House, over the Rhine, is doing O
good business and is crowded nightly. The pro
gramme is lengthy and varied Among the ar
fists is Mr.. Johnny Welsh, who delights the au
dcnce with his Irish specialties and dancing. The
admission being free one might infer that the
White House is an inferior place among the many
over the Rhine resorts. Such is not the case 1t il
legitimate variety theater and no disorderly con
duct allowed. Give the White House call.
LOOKOUT HOUSE.
At this house good, interesting programme II
promised for to nights concert by the German
Military Band. Some fine popular selections will
be given, including the cornet solos by Mr. Ru
dolph Gewert Among the numbers we also fnC
two choice songs by Miss Emma Kuster, the younl
lady who has gained so much public favor durin
her engagement at this house.
Excellent variety entertainment at the Gram
Central Theater.
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Ohio Mechanics Institute School oi
Design.

The twenty third annual session of the Mechan.
ics' Institute School of Design will commence on
Friday, october 18th, to continue Tuesday and Fri
day evenings every week for four months. The
following are the department and special classes
with instructors in each:
Departments-First, Mechanical: In charge Of
Mr.. Ernest Lietze and Mr.. George Wadman; fol
machinists, metal-workers, pattern-makers, found
ers, blacksmiths, &c. Second, Architectural: III
charge of Mr.. Edwin Anderson and Mr. Theodore
Richter; for carpenters, masons, wood-workers
builders &c. Third, Artistic: In charge of Mr
NJ. Gindelin and Mr.. w. R. McComas; for free
hand drawing, perspective, crayon &C., for paint
ers, plasterers carvers, cabinetmakers, &c.
Special Classes-Origina Designing: In charge
of Mr. W. R. McComas and Mr.. M. Gindelin; fo
advanced pupils in drawing, for instruction in de
signing, as applied to the manufacture of furni
ture, jewelry, silverware, ornamental iron work
wall and ceiling decoration carpets, lace and dam
ask hangings, &c. Modelling in Clay: In chargt
of Mr.. c. L. Fettweis; as applied in the severa
branches of industrial art. Drawing from Life: II
charge Of Mr.. C. T. Weber.
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Nh Failure Known,

There is no case on record known where
DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry ant
Horehound has failed to give satisfac
ton. On the other hand, wherever it ha!
been used by our people, in severe colds
coughs, asthma, bronchitis, Group, whoop
ing cough, and consumption, they are en-
thusiastic in its praise. Containing NJ
opium or other dangerous drug, it does no
constipate, and is safe to administer in al
conditions of health. This is an importan
announcement and the suffering are ad
vised to heed it. Trial size, 10c; large sizes
SOC and 81.
Sold by John Keeshan, Sixth and Walnu
streets; ]. D. Wells, Fourth street and Cen
tral avenue; H. F. Reum, Fifth and Broad
way.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasan
Worm Syrup, which is sure death to W orms
Pleasant to take and requires no physic
Price 25c. Try it.
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Reception OF Condor.

The Committee having charge of the reception
If Edward OMeagher Condor, met last evening to
complete the arrangements for the reception Of
Hs Irish patriot. Every department OF the High
mad House has been rendered the Committee, and
was decided 10 hold the reception at that place
,ammencing at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon and
sontinuing until midnight
During the evening Mr.. Condor will be form
s,Sy received by His Honor, the Mayor, who vii
Eeicnme him to the city, after which Hon. ]. W
Fitzgerald will deliver an address of welcome.
Phe Committee will hold another meeting
saturday evening to arrange for military escort
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Officer Ramsey arrived last night from Detroit
bringing with him VIM. Reisnegger an alleged
German reporter, and Lizzie Schwab, fifteen
year-old girl, who had eloped from this city
Reisnegger had abandoned his wife and family
and was living with Lizzie at Detroit where he
had obtained work on German newspaper.
This morning Reisnegger and the mother oi
Lizzie were before the Chief and during the In
terview the mother became excited and drew
cowhide which she had concealed under hei
shawl. with which she gave Resnegger several
severe cuts about the head and face before she
could be stopped. No charge was brought against
the lovers this morning, but they will be kept
locked up until tomorrow, when they will prob
ably be brought to trial.
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Cincinnati Sac u gerbun d

i regular monthly meeting Of the Cincinnati
EaEeerbuud was held last evening, MIR. Angus
Reinhardt in the chair
The President announced the following Com
nittees for the ensuing year:
On Musc-Messrs Berghausen Kock. Berger,
FfttOn and Reuss
On Amusements-MessrsS Schaufert, Steinberg,
Eebel. Guenther and Stecher
A communication inviting the Bund to partici.
,ate In the festival to be given October oath by
he Cincinnati Liederkranz, was received and the
Ryitation accepted. Adjourned.
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Shadows of Coming Events

The fair and festival for the benefit of st. Philip
Episcopal Church. Cumminsyille, begins tonight
in Knowlton's Hail.
The Promenade Concert for the benefit of st.
Georges Church will commence on the 10th inst
at St. Francis Hall, on Vine and Liberty streets.
The East Walnut Hills Cornet Band, H. stettin
ius leader, will give public rehearsal this even
ing at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall, corner of Sixth and
Elm streets
At the Ohio Medical College tonight will be
given the first of the popular lectures OF the fifty
eighth annual course. Professor ]. 7. Whitaker
will deliver it. Subject: Conservation OF Force "
The fourth annual meeting OF the Cincinnati
Society of Ex-Army and Navy Officers will be
held at the Burnet House on Friday evening al
7:3O o'clock, for the election of officers and othel
business
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Exposition Com missiOners.

The Industrial Exposition Board met last even
us.
Mr Pendleton reported an additional subscrip-
ton of $500 from John Shillito, making bis sub
xription thus far $1,000.
Mr. Lane suggested dollar subscriptions among
ne people, in order to raise the $i0 600 necessary
o rsn the Exposition of 1879.
Col Lane was appointed committee to draw
NJ a subscription paper among his own employees,
Is sort Of test OF obtaining small subscriptions
and report to the Board at the next meeting.
Col Robinson appointed Messrs. Dale and Pen
dleton as his associates to meet the Committee Of
the Board oi Education in reference to the pro
posed school concerts in aid Of the Exposition
hnd, and tho Board then adjourned
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David R. Page, Democratic candidate for Secre
tary of State, will be here Saturday
Captain James Rufin and wife returned yester
day from trip to Toledo and the lakes.
surprise party will be given tonight, dedicated
to Miss Kate Lorenz by her friends, at the Hom'
Circle Hall.
General J. s. Robinson, Chairman of the Reput
lIcan State Central Committee, was guest at the
Queen City Club last evening.
Prof Myron H. Thomas, of New York was mar
ried last evening by J. N. Rippey to Miss Mami'
Peer Bush, in Grand Valley, at the residence o
the brides parents.
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Roard of Steam NAVIGATION.

1t meeting of the Board OF Steam Navigation,
Il the Office of the New Orleans Packet Company
yesterday, R. 8. semple presiding, and Capt w. B.
killer Secretary, it was
sRes0Ived, That the Local Board Of Steam Navi-
ystiou of Cincinnati unanimously recommends to
he National Board of Steam Navigation the post
nanement of the annual meeting OF the National
Beard until September, 1879
Resolved, That the Treasurer collect all sub
wrrptions made to the fund, and after paying ex'
zenscs so far incurred, the balance OF said fund To
b. returned 10 each subscriber pro rata"
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A Good Account.

"To sum it up, six long years Of bed-rid-
den sickness and suffering, costing 5000 per
year total 81 ,200-all of which was stopped
by three bottles of Hop Bitters, taken by
my wife, who has done her own housework
for a year since without the loss of day,
and want every body to know it for their
benefit. JOHN WEEKS, Butler, N. Y"
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The midnight marauder should not be
banished from our dwelling any more
quickly than should cough or cold of any
kind be driven from the system. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup quietly yet positively places
I,sll colds under its control
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As it is known that DIR. Prices Special
Flavoring Extracts are not made up from
chemical poisons, but natural flowers, deli
cate and grateful to the most cultivated pal
ale, they are growing rapidly into popular
favor. 1t is only necessary to try these
favors to be convinced that they are fine
and nnra
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Henry Howard and Joseph Bacon, two promi-
nent citizens of Elkton, Md, had an encounter
with cowhides and pistols Neither was much
hurt
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]. Allen will open dancing school Sat
urday, October 5lh, at 3 and p. m, at %,
20 and 80 West Court street.
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CINCINNATI d WESTWOoD MARROW aAUask
Daily, exceptSunday.
Leave Robb's (Westwood) 5:43 a m, 7:O5 mo
IL :38 p m, S:53 m, COB p M.
Leave Brighton, 6:l3 m, So IN, 20S m, On
m, SAB m.
Sunday trains
Leave Robbs (Westwood) S:ss n IN, 1923 q ne
1928 m, 2;03 m, 4:53 p IN, and d:S3 Dm
Leave Brighton, 9:S3 IN, HOS m, In m
2:s8 p m, 555 p m, 7l3 p m.
, 1878-07-13
White River Valley.
IT'S HISTORY. SETTLEMENT,
GROWTH AND PRO
DUCTIONS.
DUwAMIsH VALLEY.

In last weeks STAR, under the general
heading of White River valley, an ac-
count was given of the Slaughter and
While River settlements; under this
general description was included not
only the White River proper and its
tributaries, hut its continuation to the
Sound, known under the name Of the
Duwamish. This part will now be de-
scribed, alter which will follow sketch
Of the history and settlement OF the
whole valley.
The Duwamish is not over one mile in
its average width, by ten milus long.
There is probably not over ten sections
Of land in the valley. OF this amount
the land cleared or reclaimed is as
folloWs: