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nOUBLIMG GAP. PA-WHITE SULPHUR ana
~ CHALYBEATE 6PRING6, located in =
Cumberland county, open june 16 Rare &Ao
mnolntain retreat Terms very moderate I'D:
MELVILLE, Cumberland county, Pa myT ims
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CHRoNOMETER balance adjusted Waltham and
at p. Wallach's, 1417 Pennsylvania avenue t
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Are You COstfve:
II so, be careful of disease. Avoid it by taking
Quirk's Irish Tea. Price Is cents.
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THE PALACE MARKET.
CORNER l4rH AND NEW YORK AVENUE
Rand. "~ss on
Eresh sTRAwBERRIEs, Green PEAS. Etc
fnuU,9as i9 R NJ CHICKENS and Dressed Spring
All kinds Of MEATS. FRUITS, GAME ana yKGR-
TABLES, ct lowest pricea
myl4tr FRANK J. TIBBETs l. 90.
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DIMEY POINT HOTEL.
i st. Maru's County, Maryland,
Open for reception Of guests JUNE LIST.
under the management OF the owner, Mrs. VESV
JOS TRAVERS. The hotel has Just been lk:
thoroughly renovated, furnished and supplied with
every convenience for the comfort Of guests and is
first-cass Summer Home for familiea Terms
% per day. $40 per week and eS5 per month Hpe-
cia1 arrangements made for families. Daily com
mnnication with Washington. Baltimore and Nor:
folk, by the fine steamers George Leary, Lady of
the Lake and Jane Moseley. For further informa.
ton address
MRS Jos. TRAvERS.
myZ2-1m P1ney Point. st. Marye Co., Md.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS, ROOK-
81 BRIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA. IA
This favorite Summer Resort has been yE.AY
leased by Mrs. NJ j. OOLLEY, of the le.W
HAMILTON HOUSE, and will be opened on June
18th, for the reception of visitors. MAJOR O.
b. LUCK, OF Virginia, Manager.
The finest hotel accommodations in the noun
tains Of Virginia Spring and hair mattresses
every bed In the hotel Blk alum springs on the
grounds also, one OF the strongest chaly III
the country. Popular prices, season 1879 Per day,
$3.50; Per week, ga: Per month, OF four weeks,
$40 to $50. Children under II and servants, half
price Special terms for families for the entire ses
son. First class lawn and ball room; band; ample
stable accommodations
For pamphlets, &C, address
Mrs. NJ j. OOLLEY,
HAMILTON HOUSE,
Washington. d. o.
Or. @. B. LUCK. st the Springs. my22eo2m
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That never rusts, never breaks never wears ont.
always clean and can b worn VIII Il bathing. u for
sale ct OHAG. FISHERS, 623 7th stfeef NV
Mrs. Fiaher dsvotes her attention 70 the wants OF
ady patrons. decl1-ly
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70 AVOID FURTHER TROUBLE, have your Sew
ing Machine repaired at Oppenheimer's, 52S stt
st., corner NV All kinds rented
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r APORTE HOTFL.
IL LAPORTE, SULLIVAN COUNTY, PA,
r. FUNSTON. Proprietor
Pleasant Summer Resort Large and 4 n
commodious House. Good trout fishing in 10. NJ
the streams. Deer and eame Of al kinds se.N8I
in season. Elevation 600 feet
Terms moderate.
Refers to j. NJ Armstrong, General Land Office
y. B. Walker and w. H. Hills. Registers Office.
Treasury. JAW
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MOUNTAIN LAKE HOUSE, GILES COUNTY,
tide. VEAV
This is the place to go If you wish to lE:Hs1
sleep omfortably under blankets al summer
Terme, 81 to 50 per day, &C.
Send for circular to
EDGAR HAUPT,
je21ms Mt Lake, Giles Co., Virgins.
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ONLY so CENTS BOTTLE for LodiIies Headache
Specific. Cures almost instantly.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

TIM HYpu 1B1A1a-Oas1n Then
AID asasy 9 Hyde. q The aty. asd
the wife snd ehildres q DE- Z i Law
enworsh. are cid 70 - heirs a ~
fhmoas hyde ssen1A ssv = psess0 q
relsoss 6oo IL 1Ghysiseh q 1ag3isA
chanessy. DE- Laavsavseth. vho vas
the secosd Alealde Of San Fssseisss. =
in the city % his way - New Yesk 10
look ost 1oe The iotssssls q hie wife as1
children. Chaneelloe WalvoetA, q
New York. i the fathse q Ars Law
sawosth. and - bosa ~ oose peooi.
insnt Americas elaimaae b tho esfate,
which 10 nov nd = b value0 q 100o..
000, 900. Il = assoosd ~ tAege aso
shnut one hundred hsirs 70 tho estate.
and Dr. Lsavssvosth = hopeful Of -
curing . psompt disssibstise.-& p.
CxroaicIs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

Allow cola - sdvsnse il your sys-
tenn snd ihus encourage moro sssious
snaladies. such % Pnsumosia, Hsnorr.
hsges and Lu.s trouhles when On i'm
me,tiats relief can b. ~ rssdily attain
Cd. BesAes's Germaa 6yrsp hes gained
the i.rx~t ssls in the world Tor the
cure VI Cou. hs. Odds aud the everest
Lung Diseases. Il i Dr.. Boschse's q.
mous 0vrman prescription, and = pre-
pared with the grsateat ears. asd %
fear nerd b enter tained In a1minister.
ing i I" the y"u"grvt child, - pr d.
rs,ti,ns The sale II this nedicins IL
unprecedented Hisos 1rst introduced
shsr< has been constant incrsasinK de-
mand and without . single report II .
failure 20 do its work IN any case. Ask
your druggist - 20 The truth q thsoo
rsmarks. Large sixs - cents. Try e
and b convinced.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

The number os vessels belonging "a.
o. bound 70 or from posts in the Usised
States. reported totally lost and miss-
ing. during November. Il -. at which
% wss~ wrecked. . burned. l3 ahaa
doGsd. 6 sunk BY oollbioe, 4 losndscsd
and 3 missing. The list e0bsaees 5
steamers. 5 ships. Is harks. brig and
- sohooners. and their total valsee. sx.
elusive Of casgosa. y estimated st o..
205. OOO.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

The TnorTIxo XIxo.-St. Juliau
reeoatly made Q mils over Tie Oaklasd
track. in the prsssoes Of Gen Grant.
IN 3 minutss l3X seconds. This wss
the fsstest troiting eves ] re. and the
New York AsrsA. while nse daring
% doabt Tie tios. gave sxpesssioa 70
doabe - - the lsngth q The track. To
saeiely this qusstioa ~ track vas re-
Gently rs0a1sused, and was feusd %
b 5953H Seoe 1oog, o. thirty inches
ovsr Q nile.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

The arrivals e the pot Il New York
dsriog Novo0bsf. fioo foss6ea psgts,
s@eootsd 70 702. Of which 10 wse
stssosss. - ships. So hssks. Is bsigs
and % schoouers OF this lar. Aees.
$50 were British. 100 Aoes,oan. lol
Nor weEian. 20 Italian. 81 Gssmas. d
Austrian. M the remainder Of vssious
uations!ities. The arrivals from coast.
wise ports duriuy the same period
smourt~d to 1854 vonola
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

SHsnNAx HYpU & %. RaeiAc Oosse
Agsnts. Alss agsets To- - eelsbssesa
Eseey ssd 0esadard 0sgsna yes 6hsee
Music end Brass InstSumoota o6deo0
SEMINAR, HYDE d Co,
aug3l -dawly eoo ts11e3osa
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

AAnINI.-Brig Hassrd. Of 500 tons.
will take lumber from one Of the Puget
Sound mill ports to Honolula. Costa
RicAn bark Mathilde. from Port I3laksly,
arrived ct Callao on the Goth Of Octo-
bet. Barkentins w 81 Dsitz vas q
Singapore ON the 2Sth Of October.
Bark Enoch Talbot will take her next
cargo of coal from Departure Bay 10
Sosthesn' OsliiosnIa. 4 6eeamse Thonas
A. Whitelaw has besu sold ct San
Francisco to Central Americans for
$i5 600. Ship Spartan. now on her
way. from New York 10 the Pacific. has
been sold for $40, 900.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

In TowH.-H A Webster. Collector
Of Castoms for the District Of Puget
Sound. hes bssn spending . day o. i've
In Seattle. His genial couutasssos
was visible in our sanctum few min.
utss yesterday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

EDIroR lNTHLLl0BMcBa There err
several good causes for fruit trees NOT
being healthy IN this climate. One il
that n.s"y plant their tsce, To-. deep.
aud another 10 that they are allnw ID to
bear too mush when young I have
s.'eu young tires bssr themselves 70
death in thrse OF four years after plsut.
iaG. This can b. prevented BY pruning.
many psssons spare the knife and spoil
the tree. The following are so,ne
other GAUGES Tor tress of:sn doing poorly
II this climate: They are met planted
Correctly. the gsound !. too vet. or the
seil y poor, but the greatest difficulty
= that people fail 70 take care Of their
tss1s sitsr planting them.
A Tree should Do planted bat . very
little deeper than when taken from
the sursery. but il the ground i in.
elinsd b b. VET. do not pat them in
any deeper than when takeo from the
nursery. Rather sst The groard and
throw mp meusds around The roots.
Trees shoald never b spaded o. plew-
Cd Close enough 70 The roots 70 cot OF
surfaos roots. By eating the sariaos
roots. suckers spring up and absorb
thu life q the Tree. The ground around
the roots Of . tree shoald b worked
With hss. A tree shoald b seaksd
When planted. % that the roots nay
spread and give the tree good toan.
dalton.
The 0rst six OF ssvsa years after
plsnting. tree should b well pruned.
dsst By thinning out the bead o. top.
% that the sun can penstrats through
ysas's growth half 81, and Il possible
out Of It . bad O. the undsr side al :
shoot. - that viii have . tsndeacy 70
spread eat The top. All dspesds On .
good stark Attsf this psunisg b what
d necessary 10 order b kesp them
from bearing TO- yoens. q TO Asavily
while young. Ths laee of peepef psan.
ing h the causs oe % many ssrubby
trsss in this climate. Trees sAsald -
washed evssy year with . nixtars q
lime and poeaah, q line and eolt soap.
Trees 10 6satals. h particular. should
b thus washed. - many of them are
cnvsred With . seals. II which iasocss
hide which live on The up Of the tress.
Every psesoa Who plsnts : tree shoaA
60 70 some expssieeeed nnssssynan
for isSoematioo. aad noe taho ~ VOID
OF pedd!ers Who roAn about the coun-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

wnxHn M CAN m FoUxD. John
lc0uinns-s. canvassing agent for '.All
Around The World with Gen. Grant"
has cold twsaty sets q tlls ely. asd
Arpes y doable Ne number boeoeo CON.
plating The town. Ihoee not found b.
Nh ean l01f Aius Is ~ Ooo1d0tnl
asese uhssS y Wllls b elad - sASW
The books snd take ordera
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

TACoMA Mill DOck.-This structure
10 bsisg considerably Increased in s;xe
By Atkins and bis pilsdsivsr. A piece
about 30 b. 100 feet il being put il IN
the town (ee vest) eide. giving the
vhasf iron ooe end to the other an I'M
bsoksn feont.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

00NK TO SAN FRAxcrsco.--A Mr.. r.
". Weld. Of this city. tosk pass 9 on
the North Pari6c on Wednesday night
Sns VictoSis. where be will take the
City Of Chester, Tor Ban Prancisc'. in
which plses b expects 70 spead several
weeks q selecting one Of the ansst
stocks Of hardware ever brought 10 the
Sound.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19
HOIU. AllIvAn
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL


Go 70 Fsesoaa's Tor . newly iapeev.
81 H6ves sewing machine. Cheap To-
cash NJ n.cer Ohrissssas p. esent can
~ h. I.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

NleAelsss lnhlllDoe laloseaoa,
0usrsntssc 70 cure pro0ptly aad PER.
osnently every csss Of 0eaosshos.
elect ard Whieee, - matter q how
long seanding. II diceotiees eso lellewed.
Intornsl mediciae not Seeoo0eu6o4 q
necseeary. 4 eass guarantse6 q asney
refunded. For ssls b Geo. ". 0agsis 4
Co. Wholesale and retail dsumige8 e.
attls, ". +. ojedAWoo
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

A Bio LITTLE MrLL-Thres logs
sawed into lumber at Stetson 4 Postis
mill. yssterday. scaled respectively
37e6. $3.50 and 1850 feet, and when ~
consider that these sticks were only -
feet losg. il - easy to realizs their huge
proportions. These logs ere the larg.
est ever cut in the little u.ili. and went
through without being iAsked cr pre-
pared in sny manner.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

THE Boas LUNCH AND THE BEST
B8En, yoa viii always and Q: the
Ceoessdia Hall. On Min street, not
ely tho boat q hone made. bat also
~ exce)leat Humbd1dt Lager Beer.
Also. imported besf = qsa1t or pint
boetlea. 0oilod Han aod ell kinds OF
cid luachoete oedos.
Two Auadisd (9o0) boxes q choice
0lyap6 apploe, - pessds % the boz.
- n,e q KslleggS warehouse On Yes
lss's wharf. s25:dtf
y1pTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wasted ~ q @. q. D. Store, On Occi-
dental 0quaee. Gold and silver taken
q pas = szehanee or goods. spdti
TIN assse bsaads q CieArs and 70.
haceo Is The Adelphi Cigar 0esnd. OPP
poGite YeGle3s Hall. iy3lt
Ladies gold vaAehes ed chains,
Dlsnseaa sesalsess and loekses. gold
sses. siAga ste.. n I'll style0 q Z. r.
001eh & 0ooae.
Pa eheies ct chicbeos and Turkeys.
ell g ~ Third Street. MARKET. 19:lW
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-19

Governor Ferry and wife vent up the
Sound % the steamer last hight.
The tug Favoeits towsd the bark tt
dal Wave 10 ~ from Port Madison
yesterday.
JH Pogo, Of this city. Is now getting
out boom Of 81. 900 5soe q 6no logs
1t his camp near Tacoma fox Colman's
mill.
Max Bodie has been appointed 81
psrinteajent Of sidewalk construction
st Newcastle. and good work i being
done under his direction.
A coapls Of inches OF bssutiful snow
fsll last night, covering every sxposs3
psrt Of Seattle with mantle Of Asecy
whiteness. The appearance il. how
ever, that its stay with % will b Of
short duration.
A portion az Co10ani mill has been
partitiooed Of loe . mschius shop. and
his mechanics are ct work making
shafts. puileys. &c. 70 b put into ir.
The castings Tor band saw are being
made At White = Tenny's. and Mr. B
Goodburn is making the framework
for it.
At7o'clock this morning the steamer
Josephine will leave for tho coal mine
on the Skagit river. An experienced
mining superintendent will be . pasasa.
ger. for the purpose Of examining the
mine. Some thirty tons Of coal from
tho mine will b brought here By the
Josephine, on her return.
The WtRxLY INrsLIIoEscER sgaip
today. Latest and fullsst reports from
the Skagit gold mines. A co0plssc
spitoue Of local slaIrs Editorials on
subjects Of local and general interest.
Entertaining miscellany. Tslsgrsphis
news. Etc etc. etc. AL for 10 esats
. copy. For sole 1t Pumphreys. Also
1t the Office Of publication.
The arm Of Clethier 4 Rngligh. the
founders Of the town Of Mount Vernon,
on the Skasit river. msks a announce.
ment through the co1omns Of the n
TELLloExcER this morning. that will
interest niners and othsee who expect
to 20 up tho Sksgit river. They keep
. general meechandising establishment
where provisions. clothing. hardware,
tM i. boots and shoes. agricultural I'm.
plcments aud miners supplies are cold.
--..-----------
SusPxNDED.--Soms weeks ago CON.
p!aiuts were forwarded to Wsshington.
against William Hamuond. Iospscter
If Hulls, and . momber Of our local
st.smbo { board. charging him with
bsving violated the rules Of his office.
by experimenting the construction Of
tho steamer Gen. Z. Starr. BY order
ofthc secretary OF the Treasury. Mr. g.
O. Bemis, Supervising Inspector, came
hero. aud with Judge Greene and Col
lsctor II. A Webster. held On invest.
cation Of tho charges yesterday and
have forwarded their report 81 the
Secretary. We learn that NJ. Ham.
mond has been suspsuded, bat
his friends think they will b able %
vindicate his actions and havs him re-
instated Nothing dednite will b
known, however. for several weeks.
Mr.. Hammond has held the positioo Of
Inspector If Hulls for The past nine
years. and, 40 far ~ We know, has die
charged bis duties faithfully and veil.
and Ne are sorry to hear Of his uAlseOs.
tune.
Daily globe., 1879-04-23
House of Representatives..

SUBSIDIARY SILVER COIN BILL.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The reading of the
journal was dispensed with and consideration
was resumed of the subsidiary silver coin bill.
After brief statement by Mr.. Crittenden, fa-
voring the bill, voting on the amendments was
begun.
An amendment was offered by MIR. Gillette
for tho redemption of subsidiary silver coins
in paper fractional currency of ten, twenty
five and fifty. cents, which currency shall be
legal tender to the amount of ten dollars.
Mr.. Stephens, who had charge of the bill, said
he was in favor of the amendment and the
but did not want this bill encumbered with it.
Upon this representation Mr.. Gillette withdrew
the amendment.
The amendment of Mr.. Newberry requiring
small coins, cent, three cents, ETC., to be re-
ceived at postoffces for postage stamps in sums
not exceeding $3 was, after discussion, agreed
to.
The bill finally passed. 1t provides that sill
yer coins of smaller denomination than 81 may
be exchangeable into lawful money when pre-
sented in sums of $40; makes lawful money
exchangeable into silver coin in like amount; !;
makes subsidiary silver coins q legal tender for
all debts. public and private, in sums of not
exceeding $40; and makes minor coinage re-
ceivable at postoffices to the amount of 50.
srANLEY-HAzEN TRIAL.
Mr.. Knott, from the judiciary committee,
made report on the question of the subpoena
duces tecum served on the late clerk of the
House to produce certain original papers in the
Stanley court martial in Ne1sNotk. The re-
port concluded with resolution prohibit ing
the removal Of the original papers, but grant
ing the consent of the House to
either party to have made properly proven
copy of the papers mentioned in the subpens.
The report and resolution were agreed to.
DEFICIENCY PROVIDED FOR.
Mr.. Atkins, chairman of the COMMITTEES on
Daily globe., 1879-04-23
sIANau1's CASE.

PARIS, April 22.-A Paris correspondent COM
menting OF the elections at Bordeaux. Champs
Elysies and Muret, to fill vacancies in the cham
Der of Deputies, says, with the exception of
their triumph over the radicals at Rheims and
Blois tho moderate republicans have lost all
they could lose. Relative to Blanqui, the cor
respondent says the government must insist
upon annulling his election. 1t will probably
secure a sufficient majority for this purpose,
even should some Bonapartists vote with the
republicans. If Blanqui be liberated after his
election is annulled the chances Of his re-elec-
ton will be much diminished, though even
then his defeat cannot confidently be counted
upon. II, however, his liberation be refused
his reelection will be certain.
AGRICULTURE AND AMERICAN COMPETITION.
Mr.. Tiroid, minister of commerce and agri-
culture, addressing meeting of the French
Agricultural society. said that he was aware
agricultural crisis as passing one, and were
scared BY the huge increase of American sup
plies. He could prove, however, that similar
alarms had often previously been spread. Never
had the wheat trade been subject to greater
variations and depressions than under the slid
ing scale arrangement which experience seemed
to have condemned forever. He left it to ex-
perts to determine whether American competi.
tion was likely to be permanent, and how faz
the abundance of last falls American harvest
was, ~ some alleged, exceptional. he would
pay every attention to the data furnished, but
the governments really effective rsle lay iu
tating the use of improved Implements and
difusing education, which would encourage
agriculture more securely than any devices Of
q customs tariff.
Daily globe., 1879-04-23
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Twelve buildings burned at Anna, ILL.,, last
night. Loss $50,V00.
Rev. Samuel Ives Curtis was yesterday in
stalled into the chair left vacant by the resig-
nation of Dr.. Bartlett as professor IN the Union
Park Theological seminary, Congregational.
Chicago.
The body of girl. named Ella Ryder, tied
hand and foot, was found in the Missouri
river, some miles below Independence, NO.,
on Sunday. The supposition is that tho father
Of the girl threw her in the river and then
killed himself, because she persisted in keep
ing company with q dissipated, disrsputable
man named Todd.
SAN FRANCISCO, April pa fire at Eureka,
New, the l9th, swept several of
the principal streets for half mile destroying
property to the value of nearly million dol
lars, with an insurance of not over . hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars distributed in
small risks among large number Of companies.
fall of snow Immediately following tho fire
caused much suffering among the houseless
people. San Francisco and other places have
forwarded provisions and raised fund Of
$1,000 for the relief of the sufferers
Daily globe., 1879-04-23
Funeral Of Gen. John A. Dix,

NEW York. April 22.-The funeral of Gen.
Dix takes place Thursday at Trinity church.
The pail bearers will be Hon. Hamilton Fish,
Thurlow Weed, Edward Pirrepont, ex-Gov
Morgan, Gems. Cullom and Rathbone, John J..
Cisco, Chas. OConnor and G. A. Law. The
remains will be temporarily placed in the fam
lily vault in Trinity churehyard.
THE LATE GEN. DIx.
The following order was issued this after
noon:
EXECUTIVE MANSION. April 22.-The Presi-
dent,in making public announcement of the
death of Maj.-Gen. John A. Dix, which occur
red during last night in the city of New York,
desires to commend to the attention of the
people of this country the great public services
throug long and eventful life of this emf
nent citizen and the patriotic record of his
military services, both in his early youth and
advanced age. Appropriate honors will be
paid to his memory, under the direction of the
war department and of the treasury depart
ment of which he was ut one important period
the head, and it il recommended to his fellow
citizens to participate in . general token of re-
spsct to his worth as private citizen and to
bis eminent services as Senator of the United
States, minister to France and Governor of
| the State Of New York.
(Slgned) RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.
Daily globe., 1879-04-23
Another Waif.

Early yesterday morning Mr.. and Mrs. Tan
ner, residing on Cooper street, were awakened
by the cries of An infant, and on arising they
found babe about five or six weeks old in =
market basket. The following note was at
tached to its clothing:
II you pleas Mr.. and Mrs. take me In, fore have
you will dake me, ss you're own and don't send me Of
again.
The basket had been marked Griggs d Co.,
but the mark was partly erased. A call at
Griggs d Co.'s, grocers, corner of jackson and
Seventh streets, elected the fact that such
basket had been sold woman about 10 o'clock
Monday night, but no one knew who she was.
The child will be sent to the Home of the
Friendless or county poor house.