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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-20

A BULLY IrEX -For some time pas.
.,ui has existed between two bulls
III Hollsdsys addition. Of Ea,. Port
land. and whenever they me, row
Wa sure to follow. This bad gone on
nntil both had lost considerable hair.
and their personal beauty vas msrred
for life Yesterday they again me. on
the ,eu.less field and, with q few LADY,
friends for spectators. went for each
other in true dog ca. dog style. Tn
fortunately some euterprising individ-
usl had left his we'll GU. on the prairie,
and while the bulls were backing each
other around through the grubs. one of
them being unable 10 see behind him
went into the we'll. falling 10 the bot
tom, a dis'aac e Of twenty feet. ending
the fight ard his career On earth BY
breaking his neck. \ majority of the
COWS are wearing Grape 90 their horns
today. while the victorious bull Frances
aroanl as proud As young colt t.
hind q circus band Portland Bee.
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OILY MPIA ITEMS.
OLYMPIA. July IL

OLYMPIA, July IL
Tho remains Of the late Capt. George
Br"~n-r. escorted by deputation Of
Old Fellows from Tacoma. were
brought in On a special train at l011 A.
n yesterday. They wee met at the
depot by the Odd Fellows aud Masonic
Lodges of this city. in full regalia, and
accompanied to the Episcopal Church.
and. after brief but impressive funeral
service, a large cortege followed the re-
mains to their last resting place. where
tn. beautiful and emblematic Masonic
ceremony for the burial Of the dead
WAS performed. The heart>broken
widow and the relatives of the d.
c ased have the sympathies of the en-
tire community. in this the hour of
their bereavement.
In the Supreme Court yesterday the
case of Hawley. Dodd s Co. vs.. J. &
s. ID. Kenoyer. was argued and submit
ted. To-Day Morris b JONES ct al. vs.
El'z, Ann Wiley Argued and sub.
NIT 81
Amos z the many strangers III town
not c. Hon J N Dolph. Ex Congress.
man II Williams. Hon B F Dennison,
and Judge Strong. o! Portland Hon
Tho. Burke. Hon J J McGilvra. Hon
James Mcknight. Hon c H Hantord,
nj Mrs Mcknight and Miss Hyde. of
Seattle
The Hutchinsons perform here next
Wednesday at Columbia Hall
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A FIsz HOTEL. About six week.

A FIsz HOTEL. About six week.
ago Mr. l. { Harmon let q coutr.., To
Iessrs. Shepard i Gormley TO build
an addition TO the New Epcl.ni Hotel
so feet from. By = feei D ok. to b. ct
tached to the old building, which va.
3O1 10. thus giving the hotel a frontage
on COMMERCIAL street Of so feet run
ming back to tue bay 100 feet. The
new part Is now about completed, and
one unbrokan face has been gut upon
the two buildings, now combined. In
the new part there are twenty rooms
eleven above and nine below. These
rooms are oil hard finished in the bes,
style. will be carpeted with the best
quality Of ingraib carpet, and furnished
With Hall & Paul:on's furniture manu-
featured from native woods Messrs.
Wentworth K Farrar have executed the
p!sstering aud coruice work in a most
workmanlike and satisfactory manner
The main front apartment in the nea
portion Of the building will be used as
an otfice and tar room. 4 new fireproOf
safe has Just been received from Clncin-
na,i, and will be placed ia tie Office for
the safekeepiDg Of vsluabIes. In the
rear Of the bar-room i. sample room
for the convenience of commercial trav-
elers and others who may have samples
10 display. The washroom is furnished
with the most modern appliances. SIN ong
which is 3 large handicapped sink.
with ihrre patent porcelain fowls, hat
racks. towel racks. etc Up stairs there
are two p'tent water closr's, and the
sewerage has ben improved till it i,
almost perfect. The two from, room.
are furnished with CRATES, and are large
and convenient, Mr.. l.. Anderson Is
DONG the painting ard granting in his
usual artistic Style. The Office and bar
room. instead Of chairs. will be supplied
With upholstered stationary seats. A
new carom billiard table will also have
Il place in tho c-uter OF the room. Tue
new portion If the hotel will be occu-
pied the latter part of the coming week.
The old Office will he used in conuec-
ton with the old dining room, thus
making tie ealing apartment twice
its former size. The kitchen has also
been doubled in size. The whole house
now contains 81 bedrooms, besides oil
the other rooms down stairs The New
England is now one OF tho most com.
modious hotels in Warrington Terrific
~. and Mr.. Harmon may we'll be proud
Of il.
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TInlD OF LIFE -" Tired of life and
dishcart, ned" Theodore Newman. all
old journa!it Of thi. city, has solved
the great problem the circumstances
leaving no room TO doubt that he came
to his death by his own hands. A tel
egram from Seattle identifies the de-
ceased as our old friend who for many
years conducted the local department of
the California Demokrat with great
ability. marked by q rare quaint wit.
A few years ego he WAS Frustrated by
On illness from which he never fully
recovered. though able to attend to the
ordinary duties of his portion. After
venture in publishing IN illustrated
paper-7he Grizzly which did not meet
with the success it deserved. poor New
man wandered of to Washington Ter.
ritory. and there resolved to end the
struggle for life. His many Scqusint-
s1ces. mourning the loss of genial
companion, = consciencious journalist
and true friend, will long keep his
memory green.-Ssn Franci.co Alta.
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LUMBER AND SHINGLES WANTED.

LUMBER AND SHINGLES WASrkD.
The attention of mill owners and shin
gle makers is called 70 the advertisement
Of the Msttulath Manufacturing Com
psuy. They want GEO. 900 feet Of lum-
Der and 240.0 shingles. and those who
will furnish them at the lowest price
will undoubtedly b. awarded the con-
tract for thcir supply. This is the
second step in the building of the barrel
factory the tirst being tue clearing Of
the ground. now in the hands Of the
workiugmen. Thus step by step this
enterprise moves on.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Hutehinsons are singing to good
houses in Victoria. They will probably
give farewell concert in Seattle on
their return.
Express letters aid packages leaving
Seattle tomorrow afternoon, for San
Francisco, will catch the steamer Ore
gon leaving Portland On wednesday
morning.
yr. X l. Thorne, who has been acting
a. section boss between Renton aud
Newcastle Tor the pas. four months,
will soon 60 back on the road as con =
ductor Of the 4 A Denny train.
Mr.. Al Whitson came acros. the
Snoqualmie Pass a few days .go with
fifty head Of beef cattle for Mr.. d. n.
Hyde, Of this city. Al. reports the
roads in a bad condition.
Mr.. T. II. Denny and younger broth
er have gone to Walla Walla, for the
benefit of the lattsr's health. Mr.. l..
II. Denny will make a short stay in the
land of sage brush. but the other will
probably remain there several months.
The schooner Maggie. from Fidslgo,
took on about 1900 feet Of lumber a,
Stetson * Posts mill. yesterday. II is
consigned to two different parties. Mr.
+ o. Tade will receive a portion. and
Mr.. EIagadorn the remainder
Mr. W e Talbot. Of the firm Of Pope
IL Talbot. Of .3an Francisco and Por,
Gamble. arrived here from the Bay City
on the Zephyr last night. and shortly
after took his departure for Port Gam
bic on the steamer Cyru, Walker
The steamer Gem start, this morning
for J. Il. Balls camp, twenty miles up
til" Skagit river. Besides 5000 feet
OF lumber, which che took on yester-
day at Stetson & Posts. she has four
tons Of flour. three tons OF feed. and a
considerable other stuff, making in all
about fifteen tons.
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TIE STRIKE There arc 10 new de
velopments in regard to the miners
strike at Newcastle The last coal in
the bunkers WAS brought in last even.
ing, and will be- carried away today by
the Majestic. As the compsny's yard
is full in San Francisco, besides having
several cargoes in the stream, aud as
tho demand for Seattle coal is very
light ut present. owing 10 the large
quantity Of English coal constantly ar
irving aud being sold at q low figure,
it does not look as though the company
wonld be likely to accede to the de
mand oil tho miners. On tho other
hand. many miners have been aking
good wages, aud some Of them have
snug little sums Of money laid by; aud
as miners unions are noted for stick ing
together and holding ont. the outlook
at present for the speedy resumption of
work ut the mines Is not very bright
the miners do not seem very anxious
TO resume. and the company does not
seem very anxious to have the work
continue, 50 it appears to be rather a
mutual arrangement However. after
II little time, it is thought matters can
be amicably arranged. and work pro-
coed as though nothing unpleasant had
happened.
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Prize AwARDID.-Att tho entertain.

Prize AwARDID.-At tho enter tain
ment Of Mr.. J. II. St. Lawrence, the
blind vocalist and lecturer. on Friday
evening. a prize VAS awarded by l0-cent
votes to the best.looking girl in the
room. Miss Susie, daughter Of o. p.
Blair Of this city. and who herself is o
deaf mute. Vas sdiudged to be this
person. and to her therefore WAS given
the prixe-a large. handsome and costly
guitar. That the award was not an
unjust one. those personally scquainted
with Miss SUSIE will bear abundant
testimony.
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DR.. La Mars Seminal pills

Cure all cases of Seminal Weakness,
Loss of Vigor, Nocturnal Emissions.
1mpotency. Nervous and Physical De.
bility. and all that class of complaints
arising from excess. indiscre,ion or
abuse. The old find in this remedy A
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and projections Dr..
LA MARS SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Sexual Organs. debili;.,cd from what.
ever cause, to their pristine vigor.
Price. 81 30 per bottle. Sent C. o. d.
by express to any address, secure from
observation. Address all orders to A.
McBOYLE & CO, Druggists, p. o.
Box 1859. San Francisco.
iy2d&wly3dp
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THE SkAorr GOLD MrSEs-A gen

THE SKAoIr GOLD MISEs.-A gen.
tleman from the upper Skagi, informs
US that at |, asst one hundred men have
ascenied that river this season on their
way To the Skagi, gold mines. Men
come down every few days. but with a
single exception all have returned.
They haven't much to say. and show
but little gold. yet al! seem determined
10 get back and give the diggings a
thorough trial. Inside OF q mooth We
must surely hear something definite.
aud il i, ise't something good We will be
disappointed.
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A LIVELY CORPSE. A few days agt

A LIVELY CoRrsE.-A few days ago
wo published an account OF the prob
able drowning Of three men in British
Columbia waters. among whom WAS
one named Seelsy. and many supposed
that it was Mr.. ID. W. Scelyc. formerly
Of this place. This. however, proved to
be a mistake. as VT yesterday met De-
vile W.. we'll and in good spirits. He
is working on the schooner Maggie, OF
Fidalgo. and says he will not leave the
Sound until he can do so In good shape,
and owing no man dollar. Mr.. =. is
working hard, and tho work seems to
.grce with him.
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RIoULAroR.--The largest and hanI-
somest regulator in this place was
brought from san Frar cisco on the
Dakota by Mr.. Dexter Horton, for the
bank. |, not Only indicates the hours
and minutes. but the days OF the week
and month. By winding it st stated
times all these thiHgs take place Sat.
turday giving way to Sunday. July TO
August, and 50 forth. /, adds not q
little 10 the ornam, nta,ion Of the
bank.
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ACCUSED OF K'DSAPPISG.-Whe in
Portland last. on the 2lst ult., John
Foster. Of Seattle, went to what 10
known as the Home" and. by
Misrepresentation to the lady managers
thereof. and to Mrs. Elizabeth Flynn.
widow Of impoverished condition.
obtained by indenture tho three and
half year old daughter Of the latter. A
few days later Foster brought the little
si,! t. this city. and here she has since
been resident II the saloon kept by
him on Washington street The char
acier of the house aud business con-
Quoted by Foster coming To the knowl-
edge OF tn, ladies 81 :he Home, from
which the child was removed. measures
were at once instituted looking to her
return. Foster declined giving her up.
and to compel him suit was brought
yesterday on charge Of Kidnapping.
During the day Foster surrendered the
custody of the child to Rev. Isaac
Dillon, who now has her in his family,
and the trial If the suit was postponed
t. next Thursday The little girl will
be returned 20 Portland by the first
conveyance. Much Indignation vas
aroused ngainst Foster by the divul-
v.ncr If the facts above recit,d, and
threats If personal violence are freely
mai, by leading citizen,
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DISCHARGED. MIR. NJ. L. Ward, the
Ascending Oregon railroad contractor,
has been discharged from custody by
order of Chief Justice Greene. No one
appeared against him. and no cause for
his being longer detained was put for
ward. lie was therefore ordered to be
freed, aud the officers who took and
held him are left u whistle for their
costs
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BEAUTIFUL DouoUEr.-.Mrs Martha

BEAUTIFUL BouoUET. Mrs. Martha
Hoskinson. of Eagle Harbor, sent to
our office yesterday n beautiful and
tas'eiully arrarsei bouquet Of choice
flowers. raised a, her home near Port
Blakely. Among the collection arc
some five or six varieties Of vsriegatetl
pinks. Vick's new perennial larkspur,
Rocky Mountain larkspur. snspdrsgon.,
sweet peas, candy-,aft. fever-few. fo1-
glove. ornamental grass. sweetwiiliam,
pickatecs. etc.
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ACCIDENTS. - Yesterday evening q
son Of Judge Scott, and another boy
were III b~tbing near the new steamer.
when they 90, into deep water. and
Young Scott could not swim He i'm
mediately set up an alarm. AMI one Of
the caulkers jumped in after him. Both
were in ~ sorry plight AS neither the
man nor boy could do much in the way
of swimming Will Jack.in. seeing
the situation in which the ducked
individuals were placed, FASTENED to
the rescue. and by means of a
long plank. succeeded in assisting them
both ashore. 4 little son OF Mr.. Ham.
blet fell from a pair Of stairs laet even
ing, and received very severe Gu, on
the head Fears are entertained that
the little fellow will have q pretty hard
time of it before he RECEIVERS.
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MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE. The
undersigned offers for sale one Hydrau-
lie Claim on Hilbert Geek and one on
Dufot Greek. joining the Discovery
above. in CAESAR. B. c. For particu-
lars inquire at the Centennial Saloon
II NJ THIBERr. or Of Geo. Martin on
steamer Cassiar.
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Go TO the Concordia Hell on Mill
street. where you will get good glass
ct beer for i've cents; also the best of
liquors ct ten cents . drink. All kinds
Of California wines BY the glass or bot
tie. A frst-clAss pool table and the
best fee lunch in tow3. Come and
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NEW ENGLAND HOrIL.
WHAT THEY NEAN.-We don't

WHAT THEY MEAN.-We don't be.
lieve these spots on the sun have any
influence on the weather 1t oil, we
don't care what the astronomers Say.
We bslieve they are pasted on the sun
just to remind the people that the Gen.
tennisl Saloon 10 the popular place to
get ice cold beer. - we'll Is the best
brand. Of liquors and cigars.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. u +.
Ellis. pastor. Morning sermon. Church
Frances; timely discourse which
no.e Of the congregation should fail
To bear, Sunday School At 12Hl. O'Clock.
Evening service at the Presbyterian
Oh irch.
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TRINITY CHURCH. Rev. Geo. Herbert
Watson, recior-Six,h Sunday after
Trinity. Hours Of service IL AN. and
y. Pm. Sunday School at l2l. All
are welcome
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Those STEAMERS. Tho stern wheeler
mentioned by US . few days ago. -
about to be commenced for Renton,
Holmes Il Co. Of Port BlAkely. will be
built at Blakely instead Of st this place.
A young steamship. $50 feet long. will
be built in Hammond's yard Immediately
after the launching Of the craft now
occupying the vays-
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A SERMON will be preached this
morning at II o'.l,ck At the Methodist
Episcopal Church. by Chaplain Stubs.
Sunday School Immediately after
preaching. Public services again in
the evening.
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PEksoSAL-Aiss Eta Dimmick. one
OF the teachers in the Central School Of
Portland. Is spending . portion of her
vacation on the Sound. She arrived
here on Friday evsnins. and % visiting
friends IN this city.
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NOTICE..

To All Whom II may Concern:
WHEREAS. THE COMMISSIONER OF THE
w General Land once. in letter dated July
8. 1874. ordered that the lands in Township %
North, range 3 In the district Of lands for sale
ct Olympia, W. T.. should be withheld "from
disposal ~ agricultural lands until the non-m mine
raj character thereof shall be fully established
And whereas. Thomas Flanagan Of King County,
W. T.. who made homestead entry for land Ia
said Township and Range viz: For the NJ Of
SWA and VIZ Of SEA Of Section No. IL, now
makes application TO make his Anal entry OF
land. and has filed in this Off 20 his afidsvt de-
csring that there IL not within the limits Of said
land. to his knowledge. any coal or other valuabe
mineral deposit, and that said land IL essentially
non mineral land.
Now. therefore, In accordance with Instructions
from the Con missioner OF the General Land or.
nee. il is ordered that testimony touching the
character Of said described land shall be taken
before the Clerk Of the District Court ct his once
IN Seattle. " T., on the sfh day Of September
A. d. ls19. beginning at 10 O'Clock. A. ". st
which place aud time all persons having interest
in the'Inatter Of the character Of the above de-
scribed land arr reau red TO app and there and
then to present such evidence as may serve TO
fully establish the character Of said tract OF
land.
Given under our hand. at the United States
District Land Office at Olympia ". T.. this 18th
day Of July. A. D.. 1879.
Witr esses,
sAMUEL L NAVAL,
JOIN CAHIL.
J. T. BROWN. Register.
jyl9-v5s ROBERT O. STUART. Receiver.
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CALL ON J. A. McPHKE for Cigars
Tobacco. Pipes aud Cutlery. He keers
the bes, supply in The city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either Wholesale or retail.
Stand next to Schwabacher's store, on
Commercial street. Seattle, ". T.
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No EXCUSE tor not having your pic
tures taken now. Cabinet photos IS
per dozen: Cards 81 per dozen, 1t
Moore's Gallery. = Sullivan's Block.
Front street Jyllu
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PkEsBYTERIANC HCRCH. II. w. STR

IhEsbi IEhIAN CHI kCH, II. ". ctrat'
tor, pastor. Enduring Graces." will
Re h. .ubjec. of the morning dis
coutse In the evening . union service
la. been arranged for, which Chaplain
Stubbs. Of Portland, is expected to con
duct. Every one welcome. Sunday
school after morning service.
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PITY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at e. o. d. Store. on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
., par in exchange for goods. spdtf
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BAPTIST Preaching in the Baptist
Church. by Rev. j A With. at II N.
and -. Pm. today.
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PoR OxxUIxB GkRxAs Mia Bread
70 to Hpera
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SHERMAN HYDE & Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard ORGANS For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co.,
aug3l -dawly San Francisco.
Never known to Fail. NICHOLS IN
FALLIBLE INJECTION A certainly and
speedy cure without the use of noxious and in
furious internal medicine. For sale wholesale
and retail by Geo. W. Harris L Co.. Seattle, ". T.
~ Boca Beer in p;nts and quarts,
for sale by
CRAWFORD L HARRINGTON, Agents.
EASTERN OATMEAL for sale at
Chibcrg Brothers.
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MARKET REPORTS.


sEArTLK, July Il. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED SrhTFS tND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL .
NOTICE-Tne steamers Of this Line tue Lane tolt9
Recommended by Maury U. a. NJ on both tue outward
aud hOIney ard yOyaees. ,,- -, 80, - -
GEf Biz, Csg lryins Iluuy .2 y ~ D. i m
GEhhASlC. Cant. Kennedy .-....oaturua' hay u y ~.
ADRI TIC CAPT Ic-uilr huisdaY June Z, p IN
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOChi FOOT OF W. lOIh
ST.
These uniform sze and unsurpassedin ap
pOntIDents saloon. Siaer)ons. smoking, and Blta
placet ainidsh tho aud motion are
least ie a1Ordng dcgreo ot comfort hitherto unattnaole
RATES-SalOOI. $50 aud si00 steerage, "a Return
fickcts o a
These steamers carry mother cattle sheep. norpigs
For Inspection other Information apply at the
Compais Ohice No. 81 Broadway. Newloik or l4O Wal
Lutst. Philadelphia H. j. COAIlS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-05-23
Sales bn Anriion.

DY JOHN II. DRAPER g. CO., Auctioneers.
The Delaware Iackawanna ana Western Railroad Company
will sell --- - -
100000 TONS sCRAETON COAL
at public WEDN ESDAY. MAY 2s at IL O'clock
noon, at 26 Exchange place.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Will sell Friday, May
w 23 1879 at 1880 o'clock, m staye between $50
c4t-s, fixtures OF lager beer garden JOSEPH NJ HILL
Attorney for Mortgage.