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A.-THr HAT OF THE SEASON FOR GENTLE

A-THE HAT or THE SEASON FOR GENTLE
wa introduced by ESPENsCHEID yesterday, and t
Is scrabe beauty, exhibiting the OF ere
design and perfection of workmas W Tor when
fSPENStuElD the Halter has for many years been
celebrated select your HATS ilS Nassau st., between
Beekman aud Ann sts.
A.-DON'T BE SATISFIED UNTIL YOU HAVE
tried DHEYDOfPEES soar. made with 'borsN" The ohiy
real and gonuine Borax Soap made Wash your dresses
and all apparel with H. You viii have perfect Cleanliness
oe"ntful white. sweet wash, and prevent sickness All
Wholesale aud first class retail have H. Ask Tor
irhfporrkL,si Obtain DEKYDoPPEL'si Awarded Ftrst
irze fladepha, ls76; Grand Prize Medal Paris, 1870
Pat up full pounds only.
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THE VICTIMS ON BOARD THE BOXER.

HALIFAX, n. s., Sept. 9, 1873.
Those who died Of yellow fever on Her Majesty's
ship Boxer at Jamaica and the voyage here
ii. Archer, first lieutenant; J. X. Bell, paymaster;
M. Jones. engineer; sailmaker and ward room
steward.
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scpApH no TIVE urRAID1

ATLANTA, Sept. 6, 1879.
An estimate of the collections already made for
tho benefit of General Hoods children in Georgia
usties the belief that the Georgia fund will reach
$4,000. The Atlanta Constitution fund is already
about $4,000 and increasing rapidly bale OF cot
ton sold for $500 III Atlanta has been sent to the
New York Exchange to be sold there.
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ANtruEO tcflpcrurufc ycsteruAy US =
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. :. 72I
1878. 1879.
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP Is NOR ONLY
curative for specific namstons OF the joints and erup
ons of the skim but renders the complexion fair the
ure of the cucle velvety and tho checks blooming with
the hucs of health sold everywhere at 25c three cakes
6oc.; by mail three cakes Toe. Soc that &C n Crten
den Proprietor is printed packet without which
none is genuine.
A.--HATs FOR GENTLEMEN; FALL STYLES
rcady. +. ERNENwEiN. las Nassau st near Spruce ST.
A.-RUPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSH'S TREAT
only safe and reliable ~ years practical
perience Only Office No. vesey ST. opposite ST. Pauls
Church. No branches
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EUROPE,
EOROPE.
NOTABLE TRADEsMEN IN PARfs

NOTABLE TRADEsMEN IN PARIS
Az GRAND HOTEL-PARIS PLACE DE LOPERA
Particularly recommended VAN HYMBEECk. D.
rector.
bedrooms from francs n day.
Pension - francs including lodging, board aDd
wine There three lifts
HOTEL MIRABEAC-S RUE De LA PAX CASA
NOvAs, PROPRIETOR First class establishments
In high ropute among American families
AU PAGE-i6 RUE NIvfENNE. PLAIN AND FANCY
Silks. colOrcd aud black Nelvets. Novelties
APARTMENTS. HOUSES. ESTATES. AGENT FOR
Wells s-fargos Express sidney l. Spark. Rue Serbia.
CUTLERY. 81 TIOSEki. FANCY GOODS. PERfUM-
cry. brushes, JONES, - Boulevard dss Cspucines.
CARRIAGE BUILDERS. MILLION, QUIET 4 Co..
Bi Avenue Monta-tc.
WINES tFIKsr GRowTII)-CLAHET. BoURGoGNR
Champagne, Sherres, Brandies Cuvillier, IL Rue Do
la paix.
PERFUMERY FIRST GLASS;, GUERLAIN
Paris - Rue do Ia Paix.
TAPESTRY. CARPETS. TISSUES FOR FURxITURk
Juigne 23 Rue de Glory.
YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL MISS sULEAU (GArdsaA
formerly Rue Chateaubria and, Rue AuteuiL
JEWELRY. BIJOUTERIk. OBJECTS or ART.
L. ROCNENAr, ~ I.uo Hautevillc.
DIAMONDS. PEARLS. PRECIOUS STONES Emsis
vanderheym. Expert OF Tribunals ~ Rue raitbous
LIE ROY a Fills. HORLOGERS DE LA MARINE -
and Is Galcric Montpensicr. Pasis Royal
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feel bound to regard your ScHSAPPs as being IN
every respect preemneny and deserving OF medical
patronage Al All oFonts is tho possible article
OF Holland gin heretofore and as such may
be safely prescriheQ by nhY Ysicnns
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AN OUTBREAK OF FEVER AT MARrIN.

MARTIN. Tenn, Sept g, 1879.
Reliable information has been received here from
Arlington. Ky. Ave miles northeast of Hickman
that two yellow fevor have developed IN that
town. The Kentucky State Board OF Health has Leen
notified of the Arlington cases and immediate quar-
antine has been asked by the surrounding towns.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours. in CON-
parison with the corresponding date of year. as
indicated by the thermometer at IIudnuts pharmacy
HERALD building. No. 21S Broadway
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woLFE's scHIEDAM sonNAPPs

is inflated and countefeed and purchasers will have 70
USE CAUTION IN PURCHASING.
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beg leave TO call the of the readers test
monals in favor OF the sCnNAPPs:- =
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GENERAL HOODS CHILDREN-THE GEORGIA
DOLLARS.
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UNITED STATES SANITARY REGULATIONS.
The three cases Of malarial fever from the British
bark Rapido. from Jamaica, before
toned having been taken TO Quarantine
Hospital. very comfortable yesterday.
or the two Of yellow fever from the schooner
Northern Light. from Haytien ports.
ported to be not quite WE'LL but nothing pre-
sented indicating fatal result.
The British bark vigspt. Captain Marsden. from
Havana, bound for Montreal. which put into this
port in distress. lost her captain (Nxon) from yell
low fever the passage. She Is at the Upper Quar-
antine discharging ground, undergoing repairs. Her
cargo will probably be taken out and shipped inland
to her port of destination.
The Health Officer yesterday commenced thinning
out the fleet til at has been accommodating at Upper
Quarantine for some time past by giving permits to
come up to the city to the following vessels: =
British ship Barbadian capsized in squall but in
process Of being raised: Spanish brig wiamgo. brigs
Akbar aud John Swain and schooner II. g. Winship.
II tho weather continues favorable other vessels viii
Immediately obtain clearances from Quarantine.
HAyANHs DEFIANCE OF OUR SANITARY FORM.
DR.. vanderpoel. Health Officer OF the port. mas
ship at the outer Quarantine station in
Havana and other Cuban ports that arrive here with
bills Of health that fail to comply with the regua-
Board OF Health. Upon thu arrival of vessels
without the proper bills OF health state
ment of their cases will be referred by
the Health Officer to the authorities at Washington
for their action he has further discretion in
the promises Under the new form. promulgated
by the National Board OF Health, the Consul GEN
eral ut Havana is required to obtain
history Of the vessel. to ascertain whether
she has ever had contagious diseases on
board the condition OF her cargo and and state
OF health at the port at the time OF her leaving. A
violation of this regulation subjects the vessel
her owners to fine OF 81 ,000 The Havana authori-
ties insist that bill OF health furnished by their
officers is all that In necessary.
The National Park Bank will transmit by tele-
graph. free OF charge any amounts which may be
placed with them for the relief OF the sufferers by
yellow fever in any part of the South.
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DAN ID T. MOTT, VI. D..
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.


A.
Orhoprdic surgery hunehbaeks stralghenod club fees
all dcormties cured Reference successful csse
Nervous prostraton decay acquired diseases
Consult Dr. LAGRASGE's Medical rrea.issA
Premature Decay, - cents
Social Evils OF the Present Day, 10 cents
What TO Eat, Drink and Avoid. 10 cents.
science reduced common sense Promo tare Decay
will be read with interest by those bordering the
and yellow leaf Social Evils should be read by every
young man. What 60 Eat. Drink and Avoid. Tor young
and old"
Drs II. J. LAGRANGE.
IL East 18th st.. New York.
and $50 Fubert St, Philadelphia
Hours. . TO J.; evening. 90 l. sundays. ill IL only
A -A-A.-A--A--A-A.-.
n. MANS MISSION ON EARTH.
causes which vitality aud shorten the duration OF li
with hints the removal OF the showing how
taxed powers be fully restored and obstacles to mar
s,a, ass c'',eSme rs. sEcsf ,y v.as OF pvsSe
Science aud Art 49, 9Th av., New York city.
Odebility &c bladder. Kidney. heart liver and
Bright disease diabetes dropsy paralysis gravel stone
dyspepsia, consumption, rheumatism aud gout These
first diseases be cured with internal medicines
fatality of all specialist ply devoted years their
treatment and found specifics In the ASA Ell MINERAL
SPRING WATER 3Oc. gallon. aud European and Amert-
can Medical bureau preparations Testimonial book with
directions aud physcians advice free. 2si Broadway
New York daily, aud residepeo evenings
tan Beach, First direct and chaileng ge to Cor
bin War on Corbin. Hilton aud the New York Herald
By Paul LunA Price 10 cents viii be roady aud for
by all dealers on Monday morning. September ..
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CHALMERS s BELGRAvIA COLOGNE IS UNQUES.
tonably the finest Of perfumes elegant for the handker
chief luxurious for the BATH Try it. Sold everywhere ss
| s
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scnSAPPs is remedy in chronic catarrh complaints
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take great pleasure in bearing highly credabo testt
to Its efficacy remedial agent In the ses for
which recommended it. Having natural tendency TO
the mucous surfaces. with slight degree
regard II ms one OF the most Important remedies of
chronic catarfhl affections With much respect YOUR
obedient servant, CHAS A. LEAS, NJ. D., New York.
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Ave ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR VANILLA
BEANS in quantity.
H. X 4 +. B. THURBER CO.. importers.
A.-sUMMER COMPLAINTS.

ASTOR HOUSE SHOE STORE.-STERN'S AMERI-
and English WALKING SHOES hand sewed $3 BUTTON
CATERS 81 so $4. ST. OxyoaD SBoEs. 81 so SO; DRESS
SuoEs, 81 30 S3. STERN. 2 Barclay Ut.
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4 GENEROUS MOVEMENT IN BALTIMORE.

GENEROUS MOVEMENT IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 6. 1879.
At q meeting Of the Society OF the Army and Navy
OF the Confederate States in Maryland, tonight,
committee of 100 persons for the city of Bal
.timore, and committee for each county In the
State appointed to collect funds for the relief
OF the children OF the late General John B. Hood.
At the meeting tonight subscription started
and liberal response WIS made.
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HEADACHE, TooTHAcHE, CRAMPS. DYSPEPSIA
and RIiEU MATISM readily cured by using
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If You have tried this remedy call and get
sample bottle, free of charge. ut 90 Murrayst.
A.-SELZEE BRUNNEN, NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER.
a. sTEpiANI & co. 40 Now ST.. solo importers.
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.GILDED TONGS ARE PROVIDED WITH BOX
of GRE YIELDS SWEETS. For sale 900 broadway.

GRAEFENBEIsG CArHOLICON.-'T CANNOT DO
without ~ is the universal testimony Of every
this wonderful medicine for general debility and
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their signatures certified to by commissioner Of deeds
sold by all druggists A. j. Ditman, Astor House John
IL Francis Sole Agent 6S Maiden lane, New York city.
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THE NEWS IN LONDoN-A CABINET COUNCIL
CALLED.
LONDON, Sept. q, 1879.
1t is stated that Cabinet Council has been
called to meet Immediately for the consideration
OF affairs in Afghanistan.
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tent malarial fevers dyspepsia should take thu
failing remedy and great stomachc Cocoa BIrrERs
made from the valuable of South American plants
Dcpots ~ William ST.. Now York; Is Devonshire ct.
Rostu
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A.-A.-FOR BATHING. WASHING THE HEAD.
especially Infants, use DREYDoPPEL'S soap, made
with received CHEST Paris and al
Expoons Full pound bars with directions sold by
every whero Ask for DREYDOPPEL'S Borax Soap.
ENtra fine and econonica al for laundry.
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RUPIURE.-THE GREAT AMERICAN TRUSS
AND BANDAGE INSTITUTE. 12l3 broadway. opposite
Gilscy House Manager DIR. J. b. MARSH formerly Marsh
Brothers large stock of SILK ELASTIC BkLrs STOCKINGS
md q
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GENUINE VICHY.-SPECIFIC FOR GOUT, RHEU.
mattsm diabetes gravel. kidney Diseases &C.

LOST SEVEN POUNDS IN THREE WEEKS
ALAss AhrFAr Is genuine medicine. and viii reduce
corpulency from two To live pounds week. Purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless acting entirely the
food in the stomach preventing the formation of fat 10
Is also positive remedy for dyspepsia and rheuma
BosruS, Mass, Feb. II, 1873.
BOTANIC MEDICINE COMPANY Buffalo N. "
GENrLExES-The lady laludod to lost pounds IL
three weeks by tho OF ALSs ANrIFAr Yours truly
SMITH, DOOLITTLE SMITH,
Wholesale ri yrtsts.
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BETHESDA WATER" CURES KIDNEY AND
liver diseases dyspepsia. Send for testimonials d.
L. LANCASTER. sole agent. !r54 Broadway.
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CONGRESS WATER.-ITS SUPERIORITY AS
and Alternative consists In it's entire freedom from
everything bitter acid that produces headache,
hrapa
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PARMLY, HATTEE,
3Oi 9TH ay. four doors below 14th st.
Fall stylcs ropular prices.
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PURITAS-PROF. HEBRAS HEADACHE LAXA.
tive Purifying Powder Esner's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil; Extract of Malt, with Rock and Rye.
CRIrTExTON z eth Nv.
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THE BEST STOMACH AND LIVER REGULATOR
ia the woridThe HOLMAN PAD sj2 Broadway above l7sh
C,,1su inIA finn
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A.--A SAFE STANDBY FOR THE FAMILY
during of cholera morbas. summer complaints
cramps darrhu.as and all bowel comp aints. is Dr.
JAYNEs CARaISArfvr BALsAM-it is remedy of admitted
I'm lauds M
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-17

THAT CUTTING SCgAPE.-Jim Dan
iels and George Lincoln, two Black
river Indians, were taken before Jus.
tice Cooubs charged with having as
..ul..i y northern Indian with dead
ly weapon. The evidence went on 10
show I at the Indians were all drunk
at the time Of the ARRAY. Jim and
George are cousins. and each swore
ths. the other did the cutting. George
says that Jim has told many lies TO
Judge Lewis and Judge Greene, and
has also cut other Indians before. jim.
70 get even, told some Of George's old
tricks. one Of which was stabping an
Indian, Who afterwards died with the
smallpox. On being questioned in re-
gard to 1t George at first denied il, bat
afterwards said tbs. while Capt Hill
was Agent at Tul.lip some nine years
ago, he had stabbed another Indian for
laughing 81 bis sister. and that the
wounded siwash had Afterwards died
with the smallpox. The evidercc was
quite conclusive of their guilt, and they
we're bound over in the sum Of 800
each to appear at the next term of
court. One of them. George. will get
bail. but jim will have to remain in
jail, a. be says he has no friends. The
wounded Indian is from Fort Rupert,
Il {. and will probably recover.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-17

Jay Gould. combining vast amounts
Of money with several great capitalists,
has frequently made colossal profits in
stock speculstions, paying millions to
each shareholder. The new combina-
ton plan Of Messrs. lawrence 4 Co
confe.s similar benefits on the share
holders who invest small or large
amounts. from $50 to $4,000. The
money Of thousands of customers is thus
msssed in one mighty sum. and opera
ted with the ripest experience and bes.
skill, has secured the most brilliant sue.
cesse'. A hotel keeper in Ohio invested
500 in a combination, which Melted
si1s- Three reinvestments resulted in
total profit Of $l3s0i.1s. A Boston
gentleman invested $500 in q combina-
ton. which yielded profit Of $2,sl7.-
"a; two Refreshments Melted him 3d.
S44 81 A Chicago merchant made
S43, 2l0 IL in four months of combina-
ton investments New explanatory
circular with rules for unerring sue
cess Apply TO Nessrs. Lawrence &
Co. Bankers. 81 Exchange Place. New
York City.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-17

The UNIVERSITY. - Attending the
University are now lib pupils, and tue
number increases every week. The
latest addition is Miss Jennie Hancock,
who has been teaching a country school
during the summer ard tall, but who
resumes her place as not only pupil in
the University here but as instructor
in biography. Miss Annie Manning
is another returned pupil who has been
teaching III the country. and Mr.. Chas.
Plimpton third Miss Kate Hinckley
will soon be q fourth, and Miss Lille
Hitchcock II fifth. Mr. James Hill, q
pupil of last year. taught term in the
Snoquslmie country during the vaca-
ton and Mr. Hilman Jones in Pierce
county, bat neither of these gentlemen
will return to the University. We he
lieve. In all nine Of last years pupils
have since turned their lately acquired
knowledge to account as teachera. and
have generally given complete satisfac-
ton. A nulnber of the young men stu
dents are keeping bachelors hall, and
from their accounts Of expenses. which
they maintain 10 be accurate. il is learn
ed that their eating costs them only .
dollar and n half week each. This is
as low as the same can be obtained near
any such institution in any part of the
world, and we believe lower. Unlike
some other high schools. the year here is
divsded into three terms, instead Of
four, and, taking this fact into consid-
Grafton. the cost Of tuition, like board,
is less than elsewhere.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-17

1t is generally supposed by physicians
aud the people generally that Dysrepsia
can not invariably be cured, bot we are
pleased to say that GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER has never, TO our knowledge,
failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in all its forms. such as Sour
S,on. och. Cps,iveness. Sick Headache,
Palpita,ion Of the Heart, Indigestion.
bad taste in the mouth. &c. Out Of
the 1000 dozen bottles sold last year,
not single failure was reported, but
thousands Of complimentary letters re-
ccived from Druggists of wonderful
cures Three doses will relieve any
case. Tryit. Sample Bottles 10 cents.
Regular size IS cents. For sale by all
Druggists
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-17

Bound OvER.-Two of the Cinnamon
who were examined yesterday on the
charge Of stealing goods from Kauff.
mans store were bound over in the sum
of $4OO each to appear at the next term
OF the District Court the third one was
discharged. They found bondsmen end
are now at large. At the close of the
examination Mr. Kenny. while looking
over the goods found 10 the possession
OF the Cinnamon at the time OF their
arrest, recognized q sample Of . large
piece stolen from his premises last July.
He knew it by scissors aud chalk marks
made by himself which had never been
erased
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DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills

Cure all cases of Seminal Weakness.
Loss Of Vigor. Nocturnal Emissions.
Impotency. Nervous and Physical Do,
b,lity. ard all that class Of complaints
arising from excess. indiscretion or
abuse. The old find in this remedy A
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. and the
young q safeguard and protection. DR.
LA MARS SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Sexual Organs. debilitated from what
ever cause, to their pristine vigor.
Price. Sc so 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 1852. San Francisco.
iy2d&wly3dp
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FREIGHT LIST or THE EXCELSIOR

FREIGHT LIST or THE EXCELSIOR -
The schooner Excelsior. Capt. Hustel,
sailed from San Francisco Sept Goth.
and arrived hero yesterday morning.
bringing the following lie. Of freight:
Hall & Psulson, packages II mer-
chandise; Crawford & Harrington, 3sJ
do: Schwabscher Bros d Co. 40 d.; T
l.. 10; Glore & Wunder. 60; ID kauf-
man, l piano; Wsddell & Miles. l2
stoves: ] g Miller. p pkys; Mrs Kin
ney. SO; Vim Mey3enbauer. 26; G E,
25 G Bros, 8: W 4 X. 1876; F. 3: "
II G. I; VIM Munks. 142; McC 4 X. 4;
y W. /; G c b. IS; Mrs S c, %; c c,
Jr.. 4; r +, 500 brick. The Excelsior
10 now discharglna at Yesler'. wharf.
She will take hold full Of coal h-re,
and . deck Load Of lumber at Por,
Blakeiy.
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MUNIFiCENcE. Last Sunday at st.
PAul's church it was announced that
the full expense of enlsrging the
church had been voluntecre aud paid
by lady member Of the congregation
who desired t. remain unknown. This
is the act Of = noble nature which we
are seldom. in these money getting
days, called on to record. The general
impression on the public mind is. tina,
the lady is one we'll known for her truly
sympathetic nature aud boundless good
qualities. who will shortly leave here
FOR the winter in order to benefit her
health by brief sojourn III Washing
TONY w Statesman.
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The JOSEPHINE. This steamer made
Especial trip to Tacoma on Wednesday.
carrying from Mukilteo there the people
and personal effects Of the Jackson s.
Myers sslmon cannery. who were on
their way back to Portland. While
there she took ON. at the Hanson 4 Ack.
erson mill aud warehouse, about forty
tons Of lumber. flour. feed. and other
supplies for the Ball logging camp on
the Skagit, which 10 being moved down
the river to Mount Vernon. for which
place the Josephine. loaded to the
guards. will start at seven o'clock this
morning.
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FoR WAsHIN0ToN,-Our delegate.
accompanied by Mrs Brent.. will leave
their home fox Washington GU Sunday
next. We hope ere his return Mr.
Brents will be able to give q good &C
count Of himself. There isa bill be-
fore Congress that ass for conpensa-
ton to the citizens who took part in the
last two Indian wars. They did the
work and saved theexpense Of soldiers.
and we are sure if the delegates made
. persistent effort they could easily &C
complish such trifiing thing Excuses
OF being unable to accomplish anything
are too common amongst our Delegates.
and We have all had more than enough
OF them. 1t is poor siSn.-W. W.
Stdtesmdn.