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New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
TuF RENO INvE.TiGATION.

CHC,Go, Jan. 30.-Lieuttnant DE EIdlo
this morning gave testimony moe dec!Sl''N tA'"l-
patory of Major Reno than any Je' "nuu'' -
~ fe.tinsuy WA. In brief that Genera Clster
and two aids had mounted TO the top Oi
a hill. had seen that Reno yas menacec Nv the
Inctans had cheered Reno's men a. tney 7ere ni,
"a ridden aWay lea; Reno in hi precaricus pori-
fj"n Witnes, cou uOl y vhat Clusters idea was Ia
hfs
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
FoREIGN FIRE INSURANCE CONTWIEs.

CEEGFI.}TI, OF -FOUR CJNTANiEs " OTUEE
sIATr~ REVOKED - CONDITION JI l.E CoN-
TANirs poiNG BUSiNE-s HERE.
ALBANY. Jan. 31.-The following Gre in
COMPANIES OF other states t.lt were , eel b.
superintendent Suyt1 last year. have bad hr lcl.r
cate. of authority revoked because Of "tA!ra"a irp
Tie state or of Dissatisfaction VITA tLc STAT, Hcnts g..
seuted: Ailcm1n.a. Ptteuurg, P,uu. Equitable
vie Teun Toledo +. and NJ. IOea., O-.o. tI.u. .L
and l., Galveston, Tex
It Is the intention or the Superintendent 90 O. r,.
r.gui.l,ols ou several oi tie ior.i1. l.o Or .c
coilpaues 10 AZ good their deposit, H fu.- .uu.rr.
iuualrcd Ly tue cut CULd grafton, 10 F,..l cas-
and Cnailr-tnu. = ..
-uucr,uicudcnt -myth o. tho Insurance u. r NJ.
has .--u,d part tVu ~ tLc tuuLa. tir ri.l,t ...
t.r cuIultion ,f thc ioiut stock and U"' a. f.t'-
rtuc. ootnpaulr, OK ether ~tt,ts and ru-u.tr ~''-
iug business u Ncw-l pri on fhc 1T a. d .tu 49,:
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

LEASE or rHE NEwJER-EY SOUTHERN ROAD

Arrangements are being made by the ohcer~
the Central Railroad 81 New jersey 10 lease the New
jersey Southern Road aud 1t was stated yesterday
that mncty-Hiue yoats' lease w"nd probably
be executed. The latter road il advertise"
10 sold uader proceedings next month
vss Il te yescray ~ officials OF the Central Rail
ruad NewTrt-ry that the puht.hrd reports oI ths
signing Of lease on thursday we're PreIa, ttt' az"
M Al should the lease be executed as wH- probdhet h
pication ould made 10 thc Chanceior ~ New
Jersey 10 act asld. the order OF sale already made
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
PpOvTVrNT ARRTyALS.

FreTeY W0nse-E Ecprv Watte-SO1. Of IOuisyllr.
Professor j. Henry III ger. of AHcOyer. Mi--
t-fV-Serstor George *. fDrfwr H. 81 Nn.sa'hnSe'iH
Insurance >uprIiu Iohp = ~uvth % Albany; sen
aior b. =. Lvudr % HerH y y and Maynr j. Fe eu;
~ syi acuss.- 's4 Ho'S. s"natnr W " f."ckwei & oi
rauder l. B. Wy.e - tee French Navy Bronson G. Rum
Set % buffalo. ard Hector guorCB. 0f lurontI " -
lH- NDC1n crrSsIuaIoirrf Robert VI NclAne Ot Bdlt-
Rr~ro..t HoSs-trus- Jlue II. Wilson. ~
IsIUiS 0nri' Henry T. lurntf. az
Low yne y. AAnr Hru tvGov'r or ): B Page, ot
Vermont f-sF's f1'DA-z, nh yrtu ". A John
son Of Ere Comfy y y T-qIo, SguiT- I- Assembly.
man f.rsSiu= Rrr.iks , Congressman
h. d standiiord ana H. Victor Nevcomb. Of kentucky
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
NIDyIGHT WEI7HhB REPOR7.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
s,aaosis ,ar tie osi2tlors.

WA>HINGToN, Feb. l, a. m.-Rain has
prevailed iu the south Atlantic ana Guf states. with
lower barometer, winds s1fuhg 10 uortner.y and
cooler weather cxtcot I the Sputn Atlantic Coast. The
barometer has fallen IN Ncw-LD-aud and the Made
states. w.'h mort lwt-t,rly win s., partially cloudy
w,atuer. ar iH The northern portions light snow. T."
naInneir! Ia- fallen IGnty 20 The Lax REGION win
increased cloutuc-s aTi areas - SNOW. Inc hdrouet"
mas risen iu the northwest. with uorhery WI d. and
ptruaIIv cloudy weather. The barometer J. unusually
nigh N Dakota and decidedly low near Eastport
Itd,cniiORS.
For the Middle states and New-Tngand increasing
r0rfHorIv ta W. -rerv winds, Wit partly CLOUDY and
fie ,ly colder ea her: light in the northern por
,lou- If N,,.-E gland and N-wNork ard light rain 81
southern Virginia. 70 loved b. rising barometer and
p8rlIy cloudy weather during ne uicht
Ca1riOnarg Signals.
Cartionarv signals con'inu at Grand Haven Milwau
l. ANA Irt.u- D. aul ordered f0r galveston, IL
~ ..n.4 sandy Iooi B3rprr3f Atlantic CIV, Cane
May. LoYo, Cape Henry, kIty Hawk aud Cape Hat
tcId1.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
LOSSES IT rHE BRo4DW4T IIEE.

The following Is a list of the losses and in
.nanccs ut the Broadw ~ fire on Thursday night. ".
H. LYON * Coz ho occupied fhe irst floor al the build
iue az Nos. 4-3 and 4s5 Broadway sustained damage
oUly from water Their loss covered bY insurance
The ioss on the building $1,000 II is owned oy tie
cs,at. OF Helen Langion and fully insured. Marx.
Held & Co. estimate their loss at 10000, on whIcn
there is an usurauce Of 100000, distributed among
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
EREIGHT pIsCRIMINATI0N.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 3l.-Ihe published
statement that special froght contracts az 10" rates al
o b. recognized By the Pool Board here after January
81 i erroneous. On and after tomorr9w all irrigIt
viii pe forwarded al the i tari rates of NVyemDe. p
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
AZ ECONOMICAL SUGGESTION.

Fr1IH Ibf NDrIH1nfTu tTTIl JoUTUdI IHfVI =,
Mr.. POtter'S Committee Is debating whether
II ought 20 publish tLc cipher dsVacbos IN pamnhet
form But. while IL debating, rHt NEw-Y DIRK TBIB
mas put them w pamnhet form and advertised "
the low price Of p cents. 1t wond I've great saw
ing u TIE GpycUment II Mr. POtters Committee would
buy of IHL TBIBtNE a. lObbiug rates instead OF put
ting lhc cOnnlIl 10 TIC txIense Of new book.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

A TRIUMPH or AlT.-Old L.dy to laMder-
pecr parrot "a the summer, aud beres DIS ieatnrfs
iuULlUg on before yoar eyes.-Ia1ldrrmist LOr
hIa. We I'm thats ne ttI.i. on of our We siurs
'rln thai az uIa they It's ia theiF proper season
-lIunny xOlkA.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
VIOLATING FEDERAL ELECTION LAWS.

New w-0RLEANs, Jan. 3l.-A number OF PMS
oners FROM Addo and TeHsas Parishes arrived here To-
dav and were arragned before Judgc N"3t on charges
of violating election laws aud lui, i,.Dg win United
states supervisors m thr dl-saar~r oi their duue.
Taeh filed bonds In $1,000 Icar when called
Thirty person, from NBtc4t cA,> iLIisA charged with
.ln,llar Offences viii STRIVE tonight.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

SUSPENSION or >IJNGS BANK.

The Elizabcthtown Savings Institution,
Tiiza!,stn. y j. passed into the hands Of Chancellor
Rruyou Yesterday. upon a motion made by Award
p,rrot' The suspension caused ia part nv inability
10 rpal.z, anytbIng uron the Elizabeth city bonds,
which form vart % the banks assets. No statement
t.t- v.t Deen Published.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
TILE MAR or TILE OIL ,LrN.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3l.-Th1 witnesses in
the on discrimination case today wee John T.. eu.
shave secretary the L-his NaN RlrH al Con paUy.
and y. IC {. npbei. precedent ~ t. oI ProoUrcrs'
Union. The t,,tlIuony IT la'ttf objected I'D at
every s!or by hc counsel for The IruA, anna Ra0ad.
as Incompetent AM irrelevant.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

The World rather cunningly says that Mr.
Whiteaw REID did not achieve cpicrs, but had
ciphers thrust upon uim This true well as WHY
1t the c0pnrcencrs who achieved the cphers, ana
MIR JIllcu who seems 10 have b"'n " born TO
CIphers-aHd ho nov protests that he wouldnt nave
neen II his Copenhagen parents bad consulted him he
2 ,l.pt
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
PCBLIC OPINION.

How would this do for the Democracy in
t9SO' tOr PresideDt Ben Hill for Yce-Iresldent. I'd
9 bragg 4 Milwaukee Sentinel Rep
Facts can never be successfully overwhelmed
~ niereBc proof is stronger than suspicion end the
svidehcez guilt furnished by THR TRIBUNE
ve o0FsrUd up by the evidence which attempted 10
prove wac destrOyed--1 Waterbury American tkepJi
The name Of the next Democratic nominee
tes President may "a well he mentioned any
TINE. it - Samuel Jones Tildcn, - 0rsmeTcy PARK
keE.YOrE Mr.. Hendricks eau iust 20 with his dy-
bg.- Memphis Avalanche tiud. Deml
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
srevryoR WELLS NOT INDICTED

NEw-ORLEANS, Jan. 3l.-Dunng an inter
view to-day surveyor Wells states that tfe rnmor ihAi
he had Ueen indicted wac untrue.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
TIE FRENIn CRISIS
ENGLISH COMMENTS AND CoNJri iTUREs.

LoSpoN. SaturOly, Feb 4. 1873.
The Paris CORES sponCent of The Times says
IA Thursday's ballot for Presldelt OF the Repubc
GauIbc:ta received I'VE VOTES and Lldmirauit
DAumae and GallIfet each Baron IIauss-
mann among first 10 congratulate VI.
crew who 10 reply assured him thar the BO ap"rtists
could RELY his snse of iustirr and impIral 5.
The Standard hears that ". + Nscreuc DE- Bort. Min
Commerce VI. BorJ"uX, Minister of the Prh ic
destruction and NJ. MadnngiDn, n, Minister Of Foreign
An1"- " II retire from thc C"brnrf, aud PreuIer DE-
faUre VIII remain ou.v few weeks
The IiDies's PiT- dispatch says: Gamhcttts
election To Tho chair of the Chamber o. Depu - f. re
g,rcd giving him consultative voice tho Govern.
meut. Isaly and SPAN have received he news of VI.
Grrvy'S elCCuuu without comment. Germany only D.
anxious. NJ. II. WaddingtOn and DE u. WALLER VIII
retain tncIr posts"
LFor other FJrslgn ysns sse Frf Pgge,
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

IL Is-7 two companies were impaired 10 The extent
OF S,z.Ij- -. IN ISIS only one company slowed an
iIaIt ~ ent ALLIANCE. Boston. Ma So Of S"9ol -
UNIED STATES |TATEMFNT, FIRE COMPANIES Of
OIHER COUNTRIES
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
TRUE AND WITTY.

cipher dispatches unanimous in thinking their oil
judgement aud publication a very disgrace nj affair.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
Az ALHS-HOTSE BCRNED.

r.CArr OF 334 or 1HE INMATES-FOUR KILLED
AND TWO SERIOUSLY INJUkED-A stENE or
HORROR.
IOTI-yILLE, Jan. 31.-The Louisville Aims
bousc situated nye miles south Of this CITY, was enurty
tro,e3 hy fire AZ 10 o'clock this morning TGe origin
~ ,b, rre &. unkpown There $40 persons In the
buid.pg M the time. nearly all OF whom escaIed.
Henry keller persisted in the flames James Ridley an
iubrcie was fatally burned Frederick Meyer N esea-
my Lr,kc his neck Thos Dixon was killed by iaIi.
Nathan Caldwell was scron-iy hurt and Mrs johnson
wa, seriously burned ana VIII rFooaby die' Inc
erenc t i4 ire is dcs, bed horrible ID the extreme.
Inn tbe most marvellous feature the small loss Of ne
attending the exit or the inmates, nearly all Of whom
were ulyslds lmbcciles and crIpples. There were
more colored persons thun Of any other class IN the
pul,me vet none were seriously Injured. Inc n"ldlr-
vas erected by he CITY of Louisville III Io'4 al cos'
- e1-- pgO and val insured a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

IFArwAY-Ou Thur@dqv January 20. ~ the r-%doNc ~
the blde- mother, Manchester VI, h' ih' i."y. A.
Reed John IrlL ~ FI.z41,f v. j. 10 t.IucI ID tiu g-
ter oi TN late n. +. Way. No cards.
PKIME-GILBERr-At san Antonio. Texas J,nuarv - ~
81 Mara D.. Cathedral. hy tc Rrv u. D. E.i lui-Iu VII
lam PRIME. of RN.riale y. N- - Ann" 'a daitgh-
ter VI .e late EdN AID r. Gilbert oi -au Antonio" Texas
Al notices Of hd,Tiogcs must be iad,rsed rih trN
name and address
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At aCDNUrS so.
2ls BROADWAY
Q - ~ Nocn - u ~. 40 NrH'g1' 80
HIgh-sT du''Hv Nc ds- 81 love- y
Average 3il4 am ttv, i@-S @'is
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb. l, P. m.-The barometer
fell rapidly yesterday morning, bur remained almost
stationary during the afternoon and evening The
weather va, clear and partly cloudy for short time
late iu tn, afternoon the clouds were heavy le ton
urrature higher than on Thu sGd! 4he amount 'l
moisture iu the aiI O., -flll drCe
Clear or partly cloudy weather may he expected IN
this citv aud vicinity TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

+ THIS IMPUTATION TO BE JUsTIFIEDi
fFOfn me Washfpgton Sy1r.
1hc New-IOTk papers that didn't get the
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
p O S T G r. p 7
LATEST FOREIGN NEBS.
HEAVY FAILURE AT LONDON.
345 2. III.


lfNbpN. "'ful id' i''- = 'I'''
CHARLES shaw & CO., merchants IN the China
trace. have failed. Il : DeI,ye that t4er Ibics are
heavy.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

Tho Gre ia the lofts OF as >5 Broadway viii cause
no delay Whatever In ttaussctiug Our bas
VA IL LYON & "
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

Mr sloan said The gentleman frOm hockldhd mas
well said tuat the question involved is whether LIE
,,,,rapc, eouuany snnl manage iIs business. As
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

For Goat Rheumatism pr Lsviie'- Kenle'.-s
ufll Pl,.--.4ye equal Desc pdrpi' q sent
Tree y the agents p. TOCGkBA & Co, 80 NOrtd william
Nav 3nf
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

For CouEhs. colds, bou,hOs. ~ usr The great FrgI,h
remedy. EfATI$C'~ COT6H LOIENGES. Tieg have beea
and sfoui dy aud certain relief
-Oid b. al ldruxg,sts pic. 80 cents. s'ut ny mail.
FBfGEHA r Co. New Nork, Agents
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

AU n0fiTfs ~ II
Ramo and address.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

Te.arco: IT, influence the Nervous system and Pro
creative Organa structure Nafc4ce Naitcot ahd II IN
orrods frequent 0i premature decay Isl moral or
rcr 40 nit The 81 famyi l. selftreaimrnt
" p1gos octave. BY EDWARD H. DIXON. VI.
H. author Of y and lie Diselses' Iucose scent
.ta % - 3th-ays.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21
CoAsTlSa.-Thc sliding down bill Of
the boys is Watched with interest and

CoAsTlSo.-Thc sliding down bill Of
the boys is watched with interest and
amusement BY hpndrsds Of men during
tho .dsy. Front street, copef Of Co
luubia, is the fAvorite stapding point.
for there most Of tho boys come down
and end their costing with big jump
of the sidewalk. They come from Third
street, singiy. in couples and IN process.
sions. and tb0so lucky enough TO avoid
ditching havsa tipsop ride Il Il rough
on boot toes, though. and It 10 doubtful
whethc. there will be an unbrokcn pair
Of yosng boots On the street when the
snow gocs Of. For tho boys this anow
10 very opportuns. giving them oil ii
Saturday for coasting. and. If it should
last longer. i viii 50 through the holt
day vacation. The number Of sleds in
town j. wonderful. Every boy hes one.
and No. bad il out during the pest two
tsys.. Pedestrians Aill hare to tahe to
the middle OF the sEroes When - slid.
lag straeks get Ktlle slickss, OF ~ the
sjds~riks' st the Peril Of Ahsir hoses
they can stand il SWIM, howovee, for
slliiue; unlike the Fourth % July snd
ChriStsHan cooaee 20 oeaktls boys only
Once 10 dse or cir yqAuI aad Who would
dcny the youngsters : chance Tor such
stun shsa it comss to them 20 seldom 2
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

49, NEW MAoAa1Hs.- The Califor.
PIN" isths narDe given new magaslos
.s.ned IN esa Francisco. the arst mum.
her Of which bears the date Of January.
1880. geographically and mechAni-
cally il ia . thing Of beauty. Az .
literary work Il possesses high merit.
md. Il Maintained 10 it, excslleaoe.
will take aud hold . worthy posltion
among its contemporaries Of the United
States. In appearance it resemblss the
dsfasct Overland 1eatMy. ofiwbich it
wi1l be successor ID more ways than
one. ltscontents include poems, storiss
aud descriptive articles 70 the number
Ct ! lc&0se more Contributed b the
beat writers on the coast Tho A. Romsn
Publishing Company Issue The Caller
MIN. me yearly subscription rsts uf
which Has been hxed 1t three dollars.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21
HEW u0I.AxD HOTEL.


Our country i getting to b fsarfully
alarming. the average Of liis being
lsssened every year, without any rsa-
sonabls cause. death resulting sesersl-
ly from the most iosignidcant origin.
At this season Of the year especially.
. cold 10 such . common thing that in
the hurry Of every day life We ere apt
to Overlook the dangers attending it
and oi'r" find teo late. that = Fessr or
Lung trouble has already set in.
Thou. .nds hoe their lives in this way
every winter. while had BoscAes's Ger.
man Syrup been taken. . cure would
have resulted. and . large bill from .
Doctor b.en avoided. For oil diseases
If the Tbru.t and Lungs Boaehee's Ger
man !Syryp has proven itself to be the
gr-air-' discovery Of. its kind in oscdi j.
cine. Every Druggist in this country
will tell you Of its wonderful effect.
Over go. 600 lottles sold last year
without . single failure known.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

A skating carnival in Yesler's fall
is talked Of. to take plscs on New
Years eve.
Week Of prayer will be Observed 1t
the n e Church in connection With re-
vivsl meetings.
The schooner PalIas, lumber lsdsn,
was lowed ont Of Blskely yesterday By
the Success.
No danger no fun. and the more dan.
ger the more fun. il ~ idea guiding the
action Of juveniles in general.
Hall q Paulson are overbaulins aod
rearraneing their furniture factory at
the foot of Commercial street.
All the steamers that were detained
here on Friday on account Of the heavy
north wind got away on time yesterday
morning.
The schooner reported ashore on
Sandy Point. yesterday, proved to BE- .
small sloop. which foated Of oil right
1t high tide.
The skating rink Was in full blast
last evening. If ths cold weather con.
tiEues. steel skates for u.s ON ice will
be in re4aisitioD.
Capt. Hill. Of the Fanny Lake. re-
ports spow deeper and ice thicker
throughout tho Lower Sound county
than il 10 here in Seattle.
Revival reetings at the NJ e Church
will be continued through the holidays.
P.eaching ncxt Thursday and Friday
evenings. All are invited to attend.
Among the passengers goine belsv
on the steamer from Portland yesterday
were q. C. l,emi,. G. D. Full. c. r.
Ferry and wife, and Mrs. d. Kellogg
aud 2 children.
We would like TO have our fsisads
retnember that the IxT4LLf0EHcs1
Office i. not u publio reading room.
Bearing this fact IN mind will b. CRATE.
fully appreciated.
Yoar geese and turkeys for Christmas
aud New Year eaa b obtainedae KEEL
iogg & Snyder. These birds are ~
good feeding in Decsnber and January
as in November.
The Belltown Sunday School hold
their Christmas tree Tuesday evening.
All are cofdIally invited % be present
u, the big school house, in Be)l.own,
Oh that occasion.
]. Honesty al honest looking indi.
vidual. plead guilty % charge Of drank
and disorderly, yesterday. before Jus
tice Scott. snd was fined $5 and costs.
which Mss settled.
Work on the Point No-Point light.
house is progressing fsvorAbly. The
light will be ready Tor use by the Rrst
VI January. although the tower will not
be finished By that tiIne.
A big Thomss cat belon sing to Kelly
4 Young. became frightened yestsrdAy
while ths drug stoss door Vas slos<d,
and i'll order to make biz exit into the
street. b ,lted headlong through large
pane Of glass in the show window o.
that establishment. t
More or less snow fell oil yesterday.
but in the aggregate il was - little
that it no more than took the plaeo Of |
that destroyed which rcd tsilea Tho
day before. In tho evening an almost |
impercertible thaw carried OF IN
equally imHrcepl,ble quantity If
enoW.a s&Ekas -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21
rRAIL CenMnrrEK,s woax.

The Skagit Trail Committee net At
the Office Of Judge Jacobs last evening.
Mess-s. Baxter. jacobs ,s.i J~nniugs
being present.. On motion. Mr. J.n-
nings Was made Secretary.
A communicstisa was received from
1t. B 0atsert, sssigning bi, plsee on
the committee for business reasons
The resignst,oo wss accepted aud. on
motion. Mr. L c Harmon vas elected to
ill the vacancy. 1r Harmon imme-
d,ately took his SGT.
Communications. ouggestions and
propositions we're then read from E B
Ebey, T II Stringhsm and r J Arm.
strong.
After some discussion - to the best
course IN pursue. Mr. Jennings uads
the following motion. which wss IMAM.
imously adopted:
''Thst this committee cell for BIDS
for making peck trail from the head
OF steamboat navigation on the Sksgit
river to the mouth Of Ruby Greek said
trsil to 10 built aceording TO plans and
specifications now in The hands OF O.
Jacobs. Bids 10 hs handed in to the
COMMITTEES before 5 o'clock on Saturday.
December 9th, 1879, and The work to
be commenced within one VI, Ok there
after. The committee reserve the right
to reject any and al bids.'
A. stated aiovs. this msio, vas
unanimously carried. ard shows thn,
the cnmmittee sTean business. All who
wish to bid on the work can obtain the
informatio" necessary by applying {"
Judge Jacobs ar any member Of tho
committ~e. The Cftic;al announcement
will be made in due time. aud oil inter.
ested persons can govern Themselves
accordingly.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

A MILL PRoJEcr.-Nr. r w. o.
bourne, formerly in business in Seattle.
but now . farmer on Green river, 10
this county. informs 40 that the settlers
in that valley are working up project
by which . small wster power griat
mill will 10 put in there next summer.
The settlers will do the work themselves
and will CORN . jnint stock Company to
raise the necessary meaos to pnrchass
the machinery. With small mill they
will b enabled 10 grind their own Aour
and feed. thus rendering thcm indepsn-
dent
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

Our friend. the Doetar. narratss the
story OF young lady who had swAl-
Lowell soas .leeches in draught Of
water. or at any rate. thought she had
done - Sine complained of d,zz:ne.s
and ina .in'd tn. ltech-s w-re moving
abnu; ,nsid. her head The D,ctor
canject red thu trouble was IL the
brain ard lot in tbs stomach. IS she
h.d just grsduAtei successfully frco
the U"ivsrn,y. Fsslin. ,atis6sd that
Frsss's Ha@burg Tea vas the proper
remedy in either event. be prescribed .
few do.es AID she WAS all right again
in y c.,upls vt days
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

Nor A PRorHEr. We have ventured
couple Of weather predictions in our
last two issues. and disgraccfully misssd
the truth in both instances. Our opin.
lon at the weather coning isn't worth .
onotipsntal. ws ere nov convinced. aud
when ~ are 90 rash - to express one.
We don't caro- 10 be held 70 il.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

Orr THE TRAcK.-Mess's Struve,
Yesler. Smith ard others. now in Olym.
pia, thoughtto catch the Zephys ct Taco
ms lsstevening BY q trip via the TeDino
and the n p h R. They chartered =
special trails from Olympia. and shot
along drst rate until they got out Of
Turn xater. when the locomotive left
The track. There was no getting it
back, Of course. and there vas no get
ting TO Tenino. twelve miles further
without one. and our Seattle friend.
we're compelled to trudgs back 10
Olympia o. foot. Tho Northern Pa
si2e. train expected them At Tenino.
and waited there 90 hour. finally CON-
ing on to Tacoma without.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

8HBRNAN HYDE & Co. Pacii1c Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrstsi
Estey and Standard Osgsas. Fur Sh..'
Music and Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDB 4 Co,
xug3l -dAwly Fan FsoAciseo
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

Coxoxsc ArIoxAL CnuRcu. ] F Ellis,
psstor. Norsipg ssroon: "Our Fs-
theirs Ample Provision." Young Peo-
Piles meeting At o'clock. At o'clock
Christmas story: Christmas In the
Black Swamp" Sunday school q l23.
NQaSs free.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

PRxsBYr1aIAN CHUxcH.-"Pecalisr
views - . Foundation fos 10 future
Bles.edness" will be the topic Of re-
mark in the morning discourse. In
the svening some "Final Words" will
be spoken. In the sabbath School the
last lesson in . sevss years course will
be studied.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

The Boss LUNCH AND 1as Best
Bx41, you will always dad q the
Concosdia He'll. on Mill street. not
only the best Of houe made. bot sleo
The sxcsltsat Ilpnboldt Lsages Beer.
Also imported bser in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds Of
cold lunches 20 order.