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SAME TINE AND PLACE,

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" rules Held in tie Clefl's Ofica NJ the
cult Court + shenandoah, for the month o.
. EN- S7s
cor Funhh nser who sucs for himself and II
OF er ehiors Of sam BLY,. deed. d.. Compa .
AGAINST.
argarst ny, widow Of Samuel Bly, decd
n i'd BY. kanah IIly. Isaac biy, william iIn \.
ma aud Flo mus Iily'~ wife. aud Josiah stickle,
adm 7. Of Samuel BY, decd. ......... Defls
In Chaucery.
The object Of this sni ia TO ascertain the per
onal sta # the decedent, Samue Bly, blythe
EFT ement II his administrator, aud apply the
sam, AID 10 subject the resl estate OF said dec.
dent. after assigning dover 20 bis widow, g. the
payment Of his debts, mclu.ing the d,nland u
comp ainant.
Il appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
a. fe daut h all by q MT an inhab itant Of
hits ~tite II l. ordered. That the said defendeut
d. appear here with one month after due pub.
lcaiion he eof. aud do what is necessary TO pro-
tect his interest; that copy Of this order be rub.
lished in some newspaper print in Wood OK,
once = week for four successive weeks, AID 9
opy sted at the mont dooi " he Court Home
Il said county, ON the II vt d4y Of the next ircult
Court. - ~. MILEl, c. c. c. s. c.
copy, Tesle.
GEO. W. MfLEY, O. CSC,
Dec. llsh,-<v, .E.Sr,q
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IN SIC tnai D, ~ Month :, Au It Ias iarse
circulation Ia isiAi, ID ih III any other American
ma aziac. very ndnprr CO tains all ut one
nuuI. I'd and htty pages aud from nifty to seventy
i've vri anal wIol-cut illustrations.
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THROUGH WINDING WAYS"

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'NRUsTEE's SALE - VALUABLE
L plRSDNAL PROPERTY

'TRUsTEE's SALE ~ vlLUABLE
L PLRSONAL PROPERTY
A trust Q named IN deed f trust, executed b
avid > hides. OF -. 1876. to SECURE debts du
y * H)ue, VIII s n II Pubic Sale, ~ til
residence ct sad %. ;. kh dos, On
FRIDAY. DECEMBER. 27H. 1873
the lowing uamed personal properly, to wit:
fh"ee baA nir-ts, ronr mare, cows, heaf
( ouug cattle l. head of hogs, ! sp ing sg0i
.id harf ess l four horse wag III. three h $
wagon, tarshire rlpws, 2 narrlws I shove
pinw-. :, t. at harness, gain dri :, buggy rak
wheat az, go n shclri. l bedstead and bed.
ding, bdreaas, Llrlgr, set Of chairs,
> ROckin- Chars. | Parior Stove,
ten paie stove. -efie.. about seventy FIVE yard
carp'i x, 81 gallons of Stouewar., st
.lueenswarv ! wardrobe, clocks ami sorre
cot
rs iru tee Of Senseny 4 Rhodes in deed Of tru,i
ex cute 20 the ~ ne TIM {, seclr, = drbt due y
X J. 10 tie. will sell &C the
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GRAND Growing Triump!
.MlqWc D'Jrgrm aad a Dipto0'
q hOAhear.

.NlqWe D'Jrgrm aad a Option"
q h0AACV.
Together with Spscih Ceriih, ate # Merit
JACOB GT.ss, Superintendent 81 the sii' fl Fact
..r .is rx.r,o.dlitry .1i las 'iI,el in cyety par
u tue.rc.l structiun tie wno.e i1sning q a.
Award, higher hy lar inau that Of Any ON
American Lxulit, aud demonst' htlg beyoi
d,uot tie i.Dmens' sup-ii. It the siiea ihsi''
urNts.
The ''stief" con.l .ucs every quality neee'sai
Ter prrf,clisu no Piano. ITS IT, ID. grand men
aud l.,,,s-rfu. tone Il never been Ncelled by al
.tY,r iustIuu cIt - &c a. yin the e1ir 10
he .'Si.ra liauO show is Superiority over a
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snsi q qusnty ~ tOnr, which cod t. II a. lhest
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stat. fluflrs- action, ~ sullasstu duLbiHD al
4itsiic iuisA,th iliia has just eatued "or.'
alde rel nj. %.
SEcoND-HAND INNS of all makers constant
IL stock, ~ L., IN So &" So.
~ue agent iOr tur SoItA IN States q the Pel"h
bet. Irtou * c.. and tther makes OF organs.
Catiiugu,s 4 ii uIv- and organs Mt on ai'Dlc~
ton. Address.
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Dec. 9th 1873 81
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-09
lily the Governor OF the Territory Oi
Washington.
A PROCLAMATION.

\NHEREAs THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
w of the Territory Of Washington by an act
approved the 9th day OF November. A. u. 1877
provided that special election should be held in
said Territory on the 9th day of April 1878 for
tho purpose OF choosing delegates to assemble AZ
Wallis wstla. in said Territory. on the nth day of
June. A. ID. 1878. % frame q State Constitution:
snd
WHEREAS IL Is further provided In said act that
delegates tn said Convention shall be elected in
the Territory At large and I'm Districts as follows:
Three delegates In the Territory at large.
One delegate in the First Judicial District
One delegate In the second Judicial District.
One delegate In the Third Judicial District.
One delegate In the County OF wAlla walla.
one delegate In the County Of King.
One Delegate In the Counties Of Thurston and
Lewis.
One delegate in the Counties u Clarke. Ska.
mania, kitekita. and Yakims.
Ono delegate ia tho Counties Of Cowl.tx, Pacific
ahd wahkiakum.
One delegate In the Counties Of Pierce. Cheha.
lis and Mason.
One delegate In the Conatles Of Ciallam, Island
Jefferson and San Juan.
One delegate in the Counties Of Kitsap. snoho-
msh and whstcom.
One delegate In the Counties Of Columbia, ste
vens and Whitman. and
WHEREAS 10 ID further provided in said act that
the Counties OF idzha. Shoshone and Nez Perez
IN the Territory OF Idaho. may be represented In
said Convention by one delegate who shall have
the privilege Of the ioor but shall no, be entitled
~ vote:
New. THEREFoRE. l. ELISHA T. FERRY GOV.
erisor OF the Territory Of Washington by virtue
OF the power and authority in me vested bv said
Get. do hereby call special election a. be held in
the several Counties Of this Territory on the
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-09
Administrators Notice to
Creditors.

n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY AN
M order OF the Probate Court OF King County
Washington Territory, IL ade and entered Of
record on the l2th day Of March. 1878, the under.
signed mas been appointed Admi nistrstor of the
estate In Warrington Territory OF GUSTAVUs
aMohhlIL.. late OF Kennebsc County, in the
osate 81 Maine, deceased. All persons having
Claims against said estate required TO present
tue same with satisfactory vouchers TO the un.
aersigned at the law office of Iarrabee l. Hanford
In the City OF Seattle in said King County within
one year from the date OF this notice or the sane
Will be forever barred
@. Fl. HANFORD,
Administrator of the Rsi ate Of Gustayus Morrill,
deceased.
march I'm 1878. mhl6-w5t
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
EGYPTIAN HALL.

An inquiry into the nanghuncss OF the Egyptian
Hall performances WAS begun before Judge Dnny yes
terday. the question OF Mr. George L. Warren beng
proprietor was nrst raised, and la spite of the otJec-
tions OF Mr. Edmund Price, VINO appeared ior the
defence, tho evidences OF ownership were accepted.
Captain Murphy, OF the Tweo,yarst precinct stated
that no had known oi The has existence for over
Two years, ana had been inside II several times he
arrangement oil the stage, the Illusions tho grouping
OF the performers, were al OF character hardly Ia
accord with renned tasle or strict morals Iherc
great deal o drinking done IN the place. anu consid
cradle hcence was allowed. Ihe female performers
garments curtaiIed II was true, but worn over
tights. Wnen asked To testify about Warrens owner
ship the captain SAID lie beiieved him 10 be proprietor
because the Police Athletic Cub had med IRON nIn
the upper portion oi the building. On which counsel
Ior the prosecution stated II was his intention show
that the whole Uuaing was let to aisordery people.
Captain Murphy was theu shown programme OF
the performances, which no identified and al the
Courts request exhibited various pesos att udes
which the statues" assumed, much 10 the dccctaton
oi the on lockers number o. witnesses then
examined ny the Defence all OF whom testified tho
harmless character Vi the performance. Tho was
then closed Tor tho day.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
CHAPLIN HOME ANNIVERSARY.

Tho fifth anniversary OF tho dedication Of the Chaplin
Homo Tor the aged and inhrm was celebrated yester-
day afternoon and evening The celebration took
piaco at the Home, on Sky sixth street, aud was
attended by goodly number OF the patrons OF the
institution anu tner friends Tho main hallway Of
the building was turned into reception room, anu
those ladies' who could not 1nd chairs 70 Sit upon
grouped themselves on the stairway. The charman's
desK or table was placed just at the turn oi The
Hight OF stars tue speakers stood the top stop
ana Looked down upon their audience.
The Rev. Sir. Pullman wus presiding ollcer and
made the opening rcnurks, iu winch he SAID ne would
have 10 be listened ~ ior low moments. us the gen
tenen expected to denver aduresses had not yet
rived. lie called attention 10 tue iac that the Home
was entirely OUT 0i deUt AMI had $3l 900 well IN
vested but that the interest Of thut
tor its needs ana he his hearers subscribe
hberaIly to thus good cause Observing the Rev. Dr.
ArmItuge III tho crowd called upon hm for q Jew
reInaras which were gracousy made.
Dr. Arpitase related numDcr OF capital anecdotes
apropos TO the suUJcct, ana spoke or tho cOurtsp
Ruin and BVaz Ising as an illustration how Boaz mad
givcu Ruth such u hDe opportunity ior cleaning be.
tween the sheaves, aud called upon those present 10
leave something tor the poor anu unfortunate reap
Tho Rcv. Mr.. Forrsster SAID tbat u Home ike this
worthy of charity as was in Now York, and that
II was grauder Uuumcnt than 81. Peter's ut Rome.
In the evening there were other clergyn men present
and the exercises were eniivened by singing by tho
choir o Dr. Cnapins chur. Ia, including Mrs. Louise
Onver, Nine. Frlde de Geueie, Mr.. Eugene Clark ana
Mr.. Doll. The entire anair WIS u pleasant one.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
OVERCROWDED STEAMBOATS,.

COMPLAINT AGAINST THE NORTH SHORE STATEN
STATES INSPECTORS SAY.
A number OF passengers who were on board the
Staten Island ferryboat Blackbro OF the North Shore
line her nine O'Clock trip from New Brighton yes
tcrday waited upon tie United States steamboat IN
spectors in the afternoon 10 complain OF tho over
crowded concuion oil the boat that trip. The
complaint Was presented by Messrs. w. X. soutter,
IL. +. Delaicid Davidson Brown, shploy Jones' Ciar-
encc T. Barrett and J. Frank Emmons These gentle
To atidavit which they stated that on
this TRIP there 325 passcnqers although the GER
tincate only allowed 2UU.
In reply 70 questions put by tho inspectors the gen
Il, SAID tnat the North Shore Terry Tor
lime been badly OvercrOwdcd on their murDi ing
and evening trips. The annoyance and danger from
this cause had been Increased SINCE the withdrawal
from the Inc last week oi Tho large bont Thomas
Collyer, whicn was taken OF when injunction was
oDlaIned prohibiting the bouts from ruuuIng IRON
pier ~, North RIVER. The BIacKbird was too small
Tor the use shc was put to- she IL ballased with
barrels oi shot, and this was complained OF Ueing
likely to shit
ANOTHER COMPLAINT.
Serious complaints weic also made as 70 the Jerry
boat Thomas Hunt, OF the sarno line. Tho Hun IL
tnis CITY AZ hall past I'VE O'Clock T. NJ, Saturday
Her ne-saving apparatus Is limited 10 an average
number OIL ouly 10 p ,sscpgers.
The inspectors stated that thcre was no legal limit
10 number of passengers to be csrriod by lerry
boat The regulations provide that ferryboats OF ully
,ons burden and above must be suppiied VITA lie
boats, a IN the judgment Of inspectors, Will best pro-
the security ol lie bJaru such vessels
oil DISASTER according the average number oil pas.
sengcrs curl led per Trip As many Jerry boats carry
CON purativeiy lew passengers the middlc OF the
day, tue number carried W one on morning or even
lug trip may Dc douoe tho number wuich Is called
stnc average"
Tue Blackbird Is u passenger steamer, and not
Terry bout ana the number o passengers TO be carried
is limited TO 200. Inc conveyance of greater mum
Der Is therefore a violation Of law.
The complaint VI tho ABOVE passengers was sent by
the Inspectors TO superintendent Hopper vi Coast
w.so Uepartmuut.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
POLITICAL AND GENERAL.


Philadelphia Iress:-'Wnat wo want now is rcst y
The democrats OF New Hampshire look forward to
victory.
Hayes Is q victim Of tho irony OF events, as Georss
Eliot has II.
The Chicago Iter-Ocean fears that the President ID
being fed with an Elusive con,entmenL
The Albany Journal gays that General Garfield Is .as
sound as u nut on tho issues ol tho day."
The Rochester Democrat says that ''tne silver crazo
must burn itself out like overchargcd vocauo.r
The Chicago Inter. Ocean tho city 10 use tho
'Mofet beil-punch" to holp It out OF It's financial
qunndary
Tho Milwaukee Times calls for the indictment Of
John Sherman for completely in the fraud Of tho
louisiana count.
The Baltimore Gazette fears further evil from the
Forty-Gth Congress and calls upon tho "aoncss
Money Leaguc' to bestir itself
The Savannah Necs thinks that the capitalists of tho
North and East have provoked the display Of commun.
stic OPINIONS which was made at Toledo
savannah News:-''lt a conflict between labor and
capital Is to be apprchended capital IN cxacInx too
much OF the debtor class has provoked tho conflict "
McGnl, the murderer, "smled broa .iy'' when ho
heard the verdict OF the jury condemning him tho
halter. Was this what Old Tom called "human natur' 20
Philadelphia fe!egriph:--.Mr. southard's plan Tor
innatiug the Presidency must be rowucd down, must
be crushed before has time To capsurc the excited
magnations OF the West and. possibly, tho south.'
IL is almost Impossible, when roadIug republican
anathemas against tho III usage OF Anderson by the
judicial apparatus In Louisana, TO suppress in.
sistent consciousness that they are tho richest
casm going.
TINS is era OF new political projects. The latest
IS the consolidation oi the Eastern shore OF Mary.
land with tho State of Delaware, thus making an In.
suar commonwealth. THIS would be geographical
justice; but would II suit "My MarylandS"
Tho Utica Republican contends that the sentiment
OF tho rural population oi New ork State opposed
to the proposed freedom OF the canals II does NOS
want to be taxed TO keep open a highway OF
ior tho Western farmers who already have tho al.
vantage OF cheaper and more productive lands.
SOME Of the people OF the Eastern Shore ~ Mary.
land want the whipping post rs an instrument Of JUS.
tice. The Wilmington Commercial suggests that they
can best secure benefit Delawarcs institutions
by voting Tor u consolidation OF tho peninsula.
"Then," says, thcy make laws instead Of pstl-
toning a fsr.oG Legislature to do so. Tho coming
breakup oil parties will DO good time for agitatng
this matter"
Susan Is. Anthony Is out West and seems 10 be
studying the movement Of population from the Mis-
sissipp Valley to the lands beyond the Missouri She
says thers Is perfect hegira from Illinois and Ind.
ana 10 Kansas sho might have added that there ID
aiso u multItudinous emigration to tho South and
Southwest The nation ought rapidly to grow more
homogeneous through this blending process and that
Is what Ia needed
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
vINDICAIED AND REIMBURSED.

AZ regular session OF the Brooklyn Common Coun-
cil, hela yesterday afternoon, a communication was
received from ex-water Commissioner William A.
Fowler asking 10 be reimbursed for tho expenses In
cured by him In his trial upon the charge preferred
against him ny ,xM.yor schroedcr iu 1870 Alderman
Burnott offered resolution appropriating 81 500 for
that purpose, which, alter some opposition, was
adopted Uy a vote OF ~ To y IN the negative.
A resolution tO pay 5000 TO Comm ssioner Ohm A.
Fishery TO reimburse nim Tor tnc expenses incurred
on his recent ,rai on the swift charges was referred
to the Finance Committee.
The keeper OF the CITY Hall was directed to display
tho nags On that buiiuIng on ST. Patrick's Day.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
RAILROAD LITIGANTS.

In tho Kings County supreme Court, yesterday, bo.
fore Judge Gilbert, motion made on behalf Of the
Prospect Park and Coucy Isand Railroad Company 10
inJaucton previously obtained against that
road by tho Brooklyn, Conoy island and Rock.
away Raiiroad Company. On "Wednesday last
an injunction was obtained to prevent
the Prospect PARK Railroad Company from
laying the second track ON that roadway, on the
ground that they had the right Of way that
tuoroughlare granted them ia 1850 by tue Lcgisla-
ture; that though their road has not bcen operated
during tue last thrcc ycnrs they intended TO run u
tnis year 10 CoDey Island Tho furtner hearing Of
the case vas adlourned until Frlday nexL
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
HELP FOR The STRANGER.

musical and literary entertainment will be given
at Stenway Hall this evening In aid OF the society OF
"Slsters Of tho Stranger" numDor Of prominent
artists have volunteered their services for the occa
sion. The programme viii consist OF piano und organ
Icciias. songs, giees and readings.
The Sisters oil tho Stranger are organized for the
purpose oil relieving stransers III New York city IA
every practicable manner, with money when needed,
by rcabio Information Ol all kinds and by help IA
Uutaining empioymcnL The "oistcrsn say that un.
usually heavy demands upon them during The past
year have exhausted their funds, aud they tho
proceeds OF this entertainment TO give reloi ia
several under their notice. The society Is
connected with the Cnurcn Of the STRANGERS
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
BOHEMIAN ClGARMAKERS.

A meeting Of the Bohemian Ci2armakers' Union
was held at No 525 Fifth street last evening. Mcas-
were dst ussed 10 raise tho means Tor derayipg
their share Of the expenses oi tne rcc,nt strike,
which. by tho central organization OF cigarmskcrs
has becL appOrtiOned OF tho differ. unions. IL
Was ated that nearly all who were engaged Ia the
strikc are again employed and II was decided that
the necessary iunds shall be raised by voluntary con
trbuii0ns from members The expenses oil the iate
strike are estimated VI $50 03s and dencu several
hundred dollars remains 10 bc PAM tho largest portion
OF winch Ialls on the Boneni an Union.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
NLWAKK'S WATER BOARD.

Some months ago II being suspected that the bust
ness Of the Newark Aqueduct Board was not beng
conduc'ed solely Ia the interest Of tho city, tho Com
mon Council appointed committee maks inves
tigaion Lust evening the committee met win tho
Board and heard tho report vi expert appointed
by The committees, whom hrst began It's inquiries.
The expert reported mat tho BOOKS o the Board mad
been Kept IN an exceedingly ovse and miserable man.
ncr, but that lar he aUc 10 dcterinc there
was no evidence OF dishonesty In tue opinion OF tho
expert the iorce OF clerks empoyed Ny The Board Was
tvV ANAL
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
ASSAULT IN A SALOON.

Joseph Furlong, a bartender, residing at No 12l
Congress street. Brooklyn arrested yesterday on
complaint Of Richard Burden. oil No. 24l Pacific
street, who accuses hin with beating him about the
head ana body IN brutal manner during IA quarrel
ABOUT tho payment Tor sumo drinks sunday pigut,
Burdcn's injuries although severe arc not
ol "A IA nl q
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
"ALWAYS With YOU"

Tho following Contributions have been received at
the HERALD olice:-
For the family In Mulberry street, IRON W. T. 8. 81
For poor woman In Mulberry street, IRON l.. W.. I
For Mile. Venturoli, AIony ymous ................ 1
For tour cases, from J. 4. Richards. .............
For reiiei Of poor, from g. W. A................. 2
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
BUILDING NOTES.

During tho past week thcre have beon Hlod In the
Department oI Buildings plans for the erection Of
80 buildings, classified as follows First class dwell.
mas, II socouc class dwellings, 10; French fats
inst class stores, and frame buildings, IN the upper
uistricts, 3
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
A FALLING TDLEGRAPH POLE.

Thomas sullivan, twenty-five years OF aRe. residing
at No " Centre strecs, was severely injured in Tomp-
kns evcnuo, iirooklyn, yesterday, by a telegraph
pole alnpg IN him lie was taken 70 the City Hospitnk
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
THE GREGORY AND ERIE COLLISION.

THE GREGORY AND ERIE COLLISION.
An investigation into the cause OF the collision be.
tween the ierryboats ID. S. Gregory and Erie, which
In the North River the 17lh OF month
was resumed yesterday before United States Steam
boat Inspectors Jayne and Matthew'S. james Tobin
pilot al the Erie; Sins Spicer, pilot OF the Wechaw-
ken, HoDoken Terry. ana other Witnesses gave cvi-
uence, and the inquiry adjourned.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05

Dy Governor Hainp,on 10 matter o recent occurrence.
To sum up this matter of the support Of republican
newspapers Published IN Soutn Carolina IL Is only
necessary 10 give The following statement OF the
clusiou arrived at ny the committee, who nud that
or several ycnrs sufficient sum was pad Out lor pub
shIng the laws 10 have urpishcd bound copy oil them
TO every voter Ia the STATE There was also
paid the support OF the three ministraion daily
organs the extravagant sum OF 1856 70S during
average period OF about Two years, and ,he lew
weeklies received within these years $50, 1876 IS
sAMPLE Hills
In copclusioc, Two 'accounts' 0f tho Republican
Priutlng Company, wuich have been found In the
pended IN order 10 shvw the facility with winch they
wore collected without tho iornlay vi requiring III
TO Itemized:--
CoLUxBiA, s. c., Doc. 2, 1873
State of South Carolina KcpuDcan Printing
grafton ordered by the General Assembly the session OF
1872 ~, seventy i've thousand doIars $50, ,0JU.
This account bears the follow ng indorsemcnt:--
CoLuxBIA, 5. c.. Dec. &. 1873
We certify that the within OF $50, UOJ seventy
i've thousand dollars Is correct and rem ans lipaid
j. MoODkUfF, Clerk of tue senate
A. %. JONES. CLERK OF tue House.
Is II necessary to add that the work which this
charge Is made and certified was never porformcdP
No ,.
RKruBLcAS PRisrIyo CoupAsY's BOOK
AND jos Offick,
coLuxBiA, y. e.. Dec ~. ls12.
TO Republican Printing Company, Dr.
To amount deficiency pfinling az per alton
under Joint to provide for expenses oi public
printing" approved December ~, 1872, x2oo,Vuo.
LIE GRAND BENEDICT, President.
TINS account, which was paid, bears a similar In.
dorsement US that gwen abovc-lo vii, the indorsc
ment o Woodruff Jones, Clerks OF the General
Assembly, who CON posed two-t0iris OF the nrm
which "did busuesso as above under tue nrm name
ana STYLE oi "lhc Republican Pruning Company"