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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-03

PtsT.-W arc really surprised. after
all that has been written. said and real.
u d. to observe people deliberately per.
uniting great nests of csterpillars to
settle and breed on the trees in their
front yards. These worms are not
particularly Objectionable at this time;
but if allowed to 60 on undisturbed.
they soon will be. They have an in-
measurable capsbility for increase; one
leaving progeny of ten thousand in
single year. and IN two years. with the
aid of it's own young. of countless mil.
lions. The time to nip them is when
hanging in punches on the trees. and
the way to do it is by FIRE.
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PORTLAND News Six teachers have
recently arrived from the Ea.: and
from California tn take places 10 the
various schools in charge Of Bi,hop
Morris three for st Helen's Hall, two
for the Bishop Scott Grammar school
and on" for st Pau,'s girl. school ct
Wall. Walls The dircc.t rs Of the
Oregon Central R.ilro.d Company. at
their regular monthly meeting yester-
day. leased the road fox sig months 10
the Western Oregon Railroad Company.
who will operate it for that length d
tiWe. -. Tho old aud honorable house
Of VIM Church. on First street, has
been closei by attachment. The total
liabilities so far ., ascertAined, reach
sl54i So The creditors are j. Baum
d Co. for tl233.6 90. and Morrison.
Hutchinson 4 Co.. for 1914 % Ore
GoHtah
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OCCIDENTAL HoTEL At VICTORIA
-Persons Visiting Victoria should not
fell TO stop at the Occidental Hotel. It
10 the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is IRE proof; hes good accom-
nodstioo for families. and - good
meals - sny house in the city. at only
d % per day.
VIZ. J1Hs1x,
Wharf erect, Victoria, B. G.
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School Books Mr. W. III. PUN
phrcy is in receipt # large stock #
standard school books. from the pub
fishing house of A. 5. Bsines Il Co Of
New York. who hayo the contract for
furnishing the schools of our Territory
with their text books Mr.. Humphrey 5
catalogue of school. college and library
books IL very extensive. Among the
former class We Will mention the fol-
loving: Anatomy and physiology. as-
trouomy, book keeping. botany. chem
istry. composition and rhetoric. die
t!onaries. drawing. elocution. French
geography. geology. German. gram
mars. Greek. gymnastics. history. ltal-
ian, Latin. literature, logic. mathemst-
les, metaphysics. minernlogy. music.
mythology. natural history. natural
phllosopy and familiar science. object
lessons, penmanship. political economy.
readers, Opellcrs, Spanish. teachers
books, etc, by many different authors.
Call and examine his stock and prices
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~ Bocs Beer in pints and quarts.
for sale by
CRAWFORD h HARRINGTON, Agents
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VESSEL ABANDoSED.-The bull OF
the ship City Of Dublin, which il yes
terd.y's issue We said would probabl
never float again. has been abandoned.
and no further eff t. float her will
10 made. She could bs easily gotten
off, hut the bull is badly bilged and
sprung from beating upon the sands.
To take her'of and repair her SO that
she could be taken to San Francisco for
repairs and rigging would cost more
than she was worth. So Messrs Hamil-
ton Il Higgins. who gave $1,000 for
her. have given mp the attempt. Capt
Parker was to receive $4,000 upon
leaving her at Astoria dock. but a set
Element was made with him and work
suspended. The firm will lose several
thousand dollars. notwithstanding they
got anchors. chains AID muol valuable
prop, Ity Portland Bee
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POR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
90 to Piper's
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INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.
w. w A l. ID.

L. STRINLE. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC. FOR.
~ merry teacher Of Piano al Mills Seminary
California. viii sccept limited number OF adj.
vanced pupils for thorough and classical instruc.
ton. Refers TO Pref. A J. Anderson, President
Of the University. For further arrangements cali
Ut Vim. Meydenbsuer's. s2sdlOt
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A BIO AD.-The advertisement Of
Miller & Richard. the San Fr,rcisco
and Portland dealers in type, presses.
ink, paper. &c. occupies space in the
Portland Zee Ct !ai Saturday covered
by half column IN length and six
columns in width. or about the siz. OF
an ordinary foolscap shee. opened wide.
II is the l.rges. ard finest looking al.
We have yet seen in a Webfoot news
paper, and We shouldn'. like anything
bette. than the opportunity Of repeat
irg It for Seattle merchants in the
DAILY IsTELLIGEScER. Miller &
Richard took 1000 copies Of the paper
containing this AL and they are now
circulating them over the Pacific coast.
They deal In printers ink, aud know
its value when properly used. and We
do not believe it is e1aegerating one
cent TO say that their Advertising cost
them last year yearly zen thousand dol
lars IN coin. Long continued business
intercourse has demonstrated 10 us that
Miller * Richard are mighty god men
TO trade with
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Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1879.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Major Blake vas in the city ye.ter-
day.
Tie variou, public schools Of the city
are well attended.
Ninety four scholars at the Univer-
sity yesterday. and many more ye. to
arrive.
Moonlight excursions will be numer-
ons enough in future no doubt; tina. OF
Monday night having been 80 com
pletely successful.
Mr. NJ McAndrews has moved his
boot and shoe store from Commercial
10 Washington street, near Abrams
livery stable, where in future be can be
found
splendid dairy farm, with ten cows,
is advertised in the ISTELLIGZScER for
rent or Lease Mr.. + b Ebey caa give
any information desired concerning the
same.
The pupils at the University. az we'll
as those at the various public schools.
now have handsome prizes 10 compete
for. thanks to the generosity Of Messrs.
UNI Hiry hhh pthc'Lit
The Whistler was bcachei near Mil
ton by the Captain for the purpose OF
clraulng her bottom When done. abe
will be hauled off. brought, to this eide
and loaded with coal
James Welsh and George Myers. for
burglarizing the store Of Mver k.uf-
man at Tacoms, will be extradited fro,u
Victoria in few days. Kaufman him
self and Justice Howes were the wit
ncssos against the men. The goods
stolen consisted Of watches and Jew
elry.
The Star FIGURING Mills came near
being destroyed on Monday night from
fire left in the furnace after the mill
was shut down. which heated through
thin coat Of clay underneath and set
the floor on fire The flames were dis
covered by al Indian woman. who gave
the alarm. and several men with buck.
cts soon made short work OF the ould.
be conhagration.
A largo lot Of Indians, on their way
to the ruyallup hop yards. camped Oh
the beach near ). Baxter * Co. 3 store,
yesterday, and made the evening hide
Gus with their gambling. songs and
wrangling. The principal portion Of
them were from Neah Bay. Hundreds
lined the railing along the street to
watch them gamble away not only their
last cont. but the last coat and pants
from their bodies.
j w Masterson. Auditor OF Yakima
county. furnishes the following extract
from the assessment roll Of ihat county
for 1879: Total valuation Of asses,ablc
property. fSl5.069; number II dwell
ings. 1916; families. 3lS; male citizens
over q years Of age. ga; total popula-
1912. horses. 1908, cattle. % G6J, sheep.
2994; mules. II, swine. 1850, acres tim
othy, 1928; clover. -; wheat, 1884 ::
barley. 5Gl; oats. 1856; potatoes. 1850 !;
corn, 1913; rye. IL
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NOTICE.

ITO GETTLkRS ON sC.CALLED RAILROAD
i Lands or odd Sections and other Govern.
ment Lands in Whstcom County. It. Home
stesd and Presumption filings can ~ made before
the Clerk Of the District Court. at LAconner. ".
T.. on and After September the LIST. 1879, for odd
Sections or Railroad Lands. Filings on even.
numbered Sections recei ed at any time. Many
ere under the impression that they NUT make
their alings precisely on September let : this 10
erroneous. AM time on or after the LIST Of Sep
tsmbeS will answer. No need Of being In hurry
for fear some one will get ahead OF you. The
actual settler. or the persOn who has made bona
nds Improvements and actually established
prior residsaos will hold the land over oil nlings
Also Anal proofs on Homestead and Pre-emp-
ton Claims can be made before the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Whatcom County, for lands sit
uated In whstoom County. Parties wishing 70
make Anal proofs con obtain the necessary forms
for giving notice. or any other Information. by
applyin In person or BY letter to
James 4. Cllllland,
susdkwtf LAconAer. v. +.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-03

THE, finest brands Of Cigars and To>
bacco ct the Adelphi Cigar Stand. OPP
posits Yeslers Hall. jy3u
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SHERMAN HYDE & Co. Pscifc CosS.
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music aud Brass Instruments. address
SHERMAN, HYDE Il Co.,
sug3l -dAwly San Francisco
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We send ell our Pianos and Organs
on trial. We sell on easy instsllments
and warrant oar Instruments for FIVE
years. For Price Lists send to SHER-
MAN, HYDE & Co, San Francisco
No EXCUSE tor not having your yic-
lures taken now. Cabinet photos IS
per dozen; Cards 81 per dozen. at
Moore's Gallery, Sullivan's Block.
Front street iylltf
PITY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at Z. o. d. Store, Oh Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
ct par III exchange for goods. apdtf
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COUPEVlLLE HOTEL
Csps. l.. D. Parker, Proprietor.

CONrAIEs TWENTY WELL YURNIAHRD
~ Rooms. The table u s1eeIlsd By ne azss.
ososo ho1sl In the Territory.
laRss 1ssdins Ae3m and every coavsoisaes
q . 1EUe-elaD b00De.
fllvlY
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-07

cluded his Investigations and been
obliged to report to the department
that the charges of Bailey's en-
bezzlement from the government
while Consul at Hong Kong, as
made by Mosby, are true. Sew
ards private secretary, Hol-
comb, has written letters
to various officials in China
denouncing Mosby. Seward is u.s.
ing his influence to shield Bailey
and prevent the investigation. A
letter also says that there is eyi-
dence showing that Bailey was
placed at Shanghai to cover Sew
ards tracks.
When Seward was dragged over
the Goals by the Committee on Ex-
penditures in the State Department
of the Forty-fifth Congress, Bailey
was in Washington. He passed
much of his time in visiting the
offices of newspaper correspond
ents, attempting to create sympa-
thy for Seward. The latter, accord
ing to Mosby, is now exertiDg his
good offices to shield Bailey. VIM.
NJ. Evarts to-day declined to say
whether or not he had, as Mosby
alleges, received information of
Bailey's thievery at Kong Kong be-
fore Bailey was confirmed Consul
at Hong Kong. By refusing to
either affirm or deny a fact which
can easily be ascertained by the
Committee on Expenditures of the
State Department next winter,
Mr.. Evarts permits himself to be-
come the subject Of suspicion.
Should Bailey be proved guilty of
the charges which now appear to
be we'll sustained, the conduct OF
the de facto Secretary of State, in
Withholding from the Senate in
formation in his possession detri'
mental to Bailey's character while
Bailey's nomination for an impor-
tant office was pending, will be Sc
verely censured. Mr.. Evarts says
that the department has not yet
received General Stahps report OF
his investigation into the Hong
Kong Consulate, and until that re.
port is received he declines to be
interviewed.
Mr.. Evarts is thus made to ap'
pear to occupy the unenviable atti
tude of double compounder o.
official malversation. The case is
grave enough to call for the early
and earnest attention of the Con
gress of the United States. While
itmay admit of doubt as to whether
the United States really needs the
expensive and cumbrous diplomatic
machinery which has grown into 0
usage, III 10 positively certain thai
the system of no foreign appointee'
at all would be infinitely prefera
BILE to one composed of dishones
mem
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ACCORDING to our friends who
run Republican newspapers and
give the cue to the general talk,
Mr.. Tilden Is a very weak man,
around whom it would be fatal for
the Democracy to rally. Consider
ing the tender regard these gentle
men have for the success of the
Democratic party, their sugges-
tions ought to be needed by us.
But, somehow, we are inclined to
think they would pat Tilden on the
back and have for him naught but
words of praise, If they did not be-
lieve that in "Uncle Sammy" re-
posed the "potentiality" OF a sue
cessful Presidential fight. The
fact is that they dread the appari-
ton of Tilden in the Presidential
arena with mortal dread.
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FOR EICN.

VIII Accept Andrasss's Ressgun-
ti0n.
VIENNA, Oct. 6tE.-Emperor
Francis Joseph is expected to re-
turn from the country on the 18th
instant, when he will formally &C.
cept Count Andrassy's resignation
as Minister of Foreign Affairs, and
install Baron Hamerle as his Sue
cessor. Count Andrassy will i'm
mediately leave Vienna for his
country seat. He intends ulti-
mately to reside at Buda Pest.
Umsuccessfui Attack upon British
SIMLA, Oct. 6th.-The British
camp at Shutargardan was unsuc-
cessfully attacked yesterday by
some Independent hostile tribes.
The enemy was repulsed, with the
loss of twenty killed. The British
loss was six wounded. The Third
Regiment of Sikhs and the Twenty
first Punjaub. native infantry, hold
strongly entrenched position in
Shutargardan Pass. The Amer
strongly urges Gen. Roberts to de-
lay his advance on Cabul, as he
fears the Afghan troops will sack
Balahisar on the approach of the
British, especially as he believes
that only one of his regiments is
trustworthy. General Roberts will
not act upon the Ameer's repre-
sentation. General Cough, with a
detachment of guides of the Ninth
Regiment, and four mountain guns,
has arrived at Basawal. He is
promised every assistance from the
Governor of Jellalabad.
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This will bs the largest exhibit of Pacific
Coast productions ever seen in Southern
California.
The Oregon exhibit now at the Mechan-
les Fair, will DO taken to Los Angeles.
The journal of Commerce exhibit OF CALI
fornia productions will also be taken to the
Southern California Horticultural Fair.
Band Tournament will also take place
at the Pavilion during the progress OF the
Fair. to be participated in by the leading
Bands in southern california.
A Grand Military Encnmpment will take
place at Los Angeles during the Fair, to be
compos ed of the San Fran cisco Cadets, Los
Angeles Guards and other military COM
panteB.
The Southern District Agricultural So Gle.
ty hold their Stock Fair and Races at the
Park during the week of the Hort lltural
Fair.
Liberal reductions in fares and freights
have been arranged with the Railroad and
Steamship Companies for Fair week, and
excursion trains will be run over the fl We
lines of railroad centering in Los Ange les,
thus guaranteeing the largest assemblage
of people ever had ON this Coast south OF
San Francisco.
BABY Show on Friday.
Locke's troupe will present II. NJ. L. PIN
AFORE two evenings during the Fair.
Membership tickets emitting the
holder to family season ticket and
Southern California Horticulturist. So 90
Single Day Admission. ................ rs
Single Evening Admission. .....-......... 90
Send to the secretary for Premium List.
Rnles and Regulations, and further Inform
alton.
J.DsBARTH sHORB. Pres't.
l.. NJ. HOLT, Sec'y.
W. E. MoRFoRD. superintendent.
seplS I'd
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AND now cometh the time when
the United States District Attor-
hey for the Southern District Of
New York clutcheth his brow in a
frenzied manner; and, remember
ing that Presidential campaign is
to the fore, he will revert to the
bare faced political pretense of an
income suit against one Samuel ].
Tilden. There will be frequent lit
tie paragraphs devoted to this sub
ject, in the Republican newspapers,
between now and next fall.
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EAST Err ~.


NEW YORK, Oct. 6th.-The Her.
aid says there is every prospect OF
good-sized row over the spoils in
the recent contest for the Ashley
owing to discovery that the track
lacked some fifty-nine feet of being
full mile in eight laps. Lawsuits
are threatened, and the record of
the race will be thrown out. 1t is
reported that Ben Butler has been
engaged to bring suit against the
foremost pedestrians for a redivi-
sion of the gate money.
POLITICAL Assessmenss.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6th.-The Her.
aid save: The Republican State
Committee are flooding the FEEDER
al offices with circulars soliciting
contributions, causing a prodigious
amount OF growing among poorly
paid clerks of the Postofiice and
Custom House, who say that two
per cent. of their salary is expected
to be paid over, and a failure on
their part to comply with the de-
mand is sufficient notice that Of
fetal decapitation will follow.
The California presentation 10
EeacOnsGeId.
NEW YORK, October 6th.-A
London correspondent of the Man
chester Examiner Processes to have
found out shat the California pre-
ssntation to the Premier was moth
ing more than an elaborate Joke"
"Nobody of the deputatlon which
presented the casket," he says,
"has anything to do with Califor-
mia, nor did anybody in California
subscribe toward the box. The
fact was that lady of enthusiastic
temperament asked the people of
San Francisco to 1ign an address to
Beaconsfield, and to hnmor her
they did so. The address was en-
trusted to certain parties here for
presentation, and according to my
informant, some wag among them
suggested that they should give
his lordship gold casket with it,
which was accordingly done. OF
course, Beaconsfield took the casket
without asking any questions, as
he would have taken Turner Ellis
wreath had that gentleman gone
about the business with little more
discretion. The box in question
certainly came from California, in
the sense that the gold of which it
was made was dug In that country,
but in that sense only"
Grant and II Third FERN.
NEW YORK, October Gth.-Judge
Settle, late of the Supreme Bench
of North Carolina, states that it
was through him that Grant was
directly consulted about the third
term nomination by his friends at
the assembling of the last National
Republican Convention, and that
now, Eaving had the rest and re-
creation which he said put all
thoughts of a third term out of his
mind, Grant may be In con-
dition to accept. He adds: There
Is ground swell in his favor, and
you might as well attempt to stay
the rush of tidal wave as to pre-
vent his nomination, unless he
docs it himself.
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illustrious Marshall family of Viz
ginia and first cousin of Gen.
Robert E. Lee. For quite while
Judge Marshall was engaged in the
practice of his profession in Los
Angeles; but, of late years, he has
rusticated on his farm. There will
be a general and sincere regret
amongst our people at his death.
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Notice for Publication of Time
for Proving Will, Etc.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY
- of Los Angeles-ss.-In the Probate
court. In the matter of the estate OF
Mariana Ruiz, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of this Court made
this day, notice is hereby given that
ID. 1879, at 10 O'Clock A. M. OF said day, at
the Court Room Of this Court, in the city
and county OF Los Angeles, has been APP
pointed for hearing the application of
Maria Ybarra de Ruiz, praying that a
porting to be the last will and testam ent
of Mariana Ruiz, deceased, be admitted
to probate and that letters testamentary
be issued thereon to said Maria Ybarra
sons interested therein may appear and
contest the same.
Dated Oct. 9th, 1879.
A; w. POTTS, Clerk.
BY K. II. OWEN, Deputy. Old
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THE psi,stcas sawpaigs IN Matsa-
Chusetts


NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Tbe 7inaes's
Washington special, speaking with
reference to the political campaign
in Massachusetts,, says: Attorney
General Dsvens said this afternoon
that he had no doubt whatever of
the success of the Republicans,
Notwithstanding the extraordinary
Butler combination. Much de-
ponds on the action of the coming
Convention. Butler awaits it be-
fore he takes the stump. He be-
gins speech-makiEg in Faneuil
Hall on Wednesday night, and
will continue to the end OF the
campaign.
Revival in tns Canned GOODS
Trade.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9th. The Com
merciat Bulletin says: The canned
goods trade is experiencing re-
vival. Steamers leaving New York
are heavily freighted with canned
meats, fruits and vegetables. There
is considerable appreciation in the
value of canned tomatoes of late,
not only on account of the strong
demand, but also because of short
crop of tomatoes in the West. Or
ders have poured upon manufac-
turers faster than they can be filled,
and the result is that prices haye
gone up ten or fifteen per cent.
chicago Preparing 20 Receive Grans
CHICAGO, Oct. 6th.-Prepara-
lions for the reception of General
Grant by the Army of the Tennes-
see, upon the 18th and 18th of next
month, in this city, are being
made upon plan that promises to
eclipse anything of the kind yet
rendered to the distinguished trav-
eller. A meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Society of the
Army of the Tennessee has been
held and a programme partially
mapped out. 1t includes recep-
ton at the depot in the morning,
and a grand reception in the eve.
ming at Haverly's Theatre, which
has been rendered by the propri-
etor, address OF welcome by E. b.
Washburne, a poem by Professor
ID. Swing, orations, music, military
display, banquets, etc.
Bank TO Resume-Murderes 60 be
Hanged.
MONTREAL, Oct. 6,h.-The Ex-
change Bank will resume in No
vember.
Susan Kennedy Mears, found
guilty of the murder of Mary Gal
lagher, has been sentenced to be
hanged on the 5th of December.
Drowned &C Sea.
QUEBEC, Oct. 6th.-The steam.
ship Cybele, from Glasgow, reports
the loss of Captain Stevens, swept
overheard during a heavy gale.
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Natural Evergreen Pastures,
Suitable for Dairyinq.

Good water is abundant at an
surface. On almost every acre of
this land FLOWING ARTESIAN
WELLS can be obtained, and the
more elevated portions can be irrl-
gated by the water of the Santa Ana
river. Most of these lands are nat
urally moist, requiring only good
cultivation to produce crops.
TERMS-One-fourth Cash; bal
ance III one, two and three years,
with 10 per cent. interest.
l will take pleasure in showing
these lands 10 parties seeking land,
who are invited to come and see
this extensive tract before purchase
ing elsewhere.