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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-16
BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.

New YORK, August 9-Freierick 7.
King. . clerk in Pra,t's OIL Works. at
the foot of North Twelfth street, died
of yellow fever this evening in Brook
Ign. 1t is believed that he contracted
the disease from the bark Wallace.
which loaded with oil at the works in
the latter part of July. and to which
vessel be carried messages several tunes
The Wallace came from Havana with
sugar on June 10Th. The stewardcs..
Margaret Cregau. died IN the hospital
in New York of yellow fever few
weeks ago. The physicians who were
called in pronounced Kings disease "a
we'll marked case Of yellow fever. His
remains were placed in au air-tight
casket and buried at midnight tonight.
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Saturday, August l6, 1879.
INSANE ASYLUM REFORMS.

A movement 10 on foot looking 10 the
reform Of abuses in institutions de-
signed for the keeping and care Of The
insane. These particular abuses are
First. the power usually vested in So.
perintendsnts to suppress the CORES
pondence Of patients. Second, the
power Of the same official TO detsin
within the asylum persons OF sound
mind. And third. the lax examination
of persons charged with insanity, and
their denial of the right TO trial by
jury. These things, TO the person who
has not given them thought, Seem on
their face like abases q the grossest
character, aud We believe that to the
fair. minded. intelligent person they
seem more gross 10 proportion Is they
receivc more thought. There is no
more sense ia tampsring with the let
tsrs written by the inmates Of an asy-
lum. whether sane or insane, than there
10 in ,ampering with the letters Of
merchant, q Government official. or any
one Else. The right Of privacy il ones
correspondence should be sacredly re-
garded by all, and for that matter our
laws make its violation outside Of in
sane asylums a crime Of serious char
scter It seems useless to discuss the
second abuse referred to- That the sb-
soluts control. Of men aud women in
such institutions BY single individual
il dangerous. and liable to wrong use.
psst experience has given the most
abundant and painfal proof That q
person should not be deprived OF lib
erty. and incarcersted with maniacs
without the most rigid examination, no
one will questions moment. Going to
On insane asylum is quite as important
to the average individual as going to
psnitentiary. and it will have as marked
an effect upon him or her in all his or
her future life There is no removing
the stigma. while there is more than q
possibility that the non affected or
slightly affected mind will be injured
by contact with those hopelessly beyond
cure. THIS matter will come for con-
siderAtion before the Legislature to
convene six weeks hence. and We doubt
not that body will do oil in its power
to further ameliorate the condition Of
the unhappy class referred to in this
article.
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City Council Proceedings.
FRIDAY, Aug. IL. 1870.

FRIDAY, Aug. IL. 1879.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present-Mayor Hon. Orange Jacobs;
Councilem II. B. Bagley. T. Clancy.
W. C. Hawthorne, A. II. King, A. S.
Miller, John Nation and G. W. Stetson.
Journal read and approved.
Mayor returns city warrants IN favor
of Crawford l. Harrington and Chss F
Schroeder, together with report OF his
reasons for refusing to sign the same;
thereupon said warrants were referred
to the Finance Committee.
City Attorney was Instructed to pre-
pare an Ordinance creating the office
and defining the duties Of Steward of
the Engine House, aud submit the same
a. the next meeting.
Petition of q committee of the Fire
Engine Company in relation to the
creation Of the office of Chief Engineer
of the Fire Department. presented.
read and referred to the Fire Commit
tee.
Communication received from Wa
Chong & Co; preferring charges against
+ A ThOrndike, read and referred to q
committee composed of John Nation, H
3 Bagley and A II King.
Petition Of Mattullath Manufacturing
Company and others. praying for the
opening Of West street, was presented.
read and referred to Street Committee.
Petition of j J McGilvra received.
read and referred to Finance Commit.
tee.
1 Waddell tenders his resignation OF
the Office of arbormastcr thereupon
the same is accepted. Thereupon F A
Minick was elected to fill the vacancy.
Councilman Miller presents Ordi-
nance 1877. an Ordinance to amend Sec
ton ) of Ordinance No 179. thereupon
the same is passed.
Councilman Miller presents Ordi-
nance lSe. an Ordinance to amend Sec
ton of Ordinance No lS6. thereupon
the same was passed
The Committee on Streets return the
petition of Patrick Flynn. together
with their report thereon adverse to
said petition, thereupon the said report
was adopted
Ordered chat the Fire Warden and
Harbormaster be authorized to procure
suitable badges Of office not costing
over $3.50 each.
Clerk was authorized to advertise for
oids to perform the city printing for
the ensuing year; also, Clerk author
lied to advertise for the boarding Of
seven city prisoners.
Clerk was authorized to draw q war
rant en- City Fund in the sum of FIVE
dollars for records for City Magistrate
Adjourned.
E. s. OSBORNE, Clerk.
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PROPOSED COUNTY CHANG Es.

SKAGIr COUNTY, Aug. IL. 1879.
En-. INTELLIGENcER:-In your col.
umns under the caption Of Proposed
County Changes" bearing date July
l4th. 1879, gay and festive ouss sign
ing himself island opened the ball,
and hope he won't object to dance to
music furnished through the same me-
dium. aud it won't surprise us if before
Whatcom county folks get through
with him he will DO glad to annex
himself. Utsalady and the Campbell
ranch to that county which Bob Inger.
coll ignores. or il what Bob breaches is
true, and there is no such county,
"Islsnd' may segregate a portion of
Island county and start in as Auditor
on his own hook.
Island" says II think some Of the
leading men on Skagi: river would
glsdly unite with u.s." Now. Island"
you are candid; you acknowledge your
sslhshness and esgcrness to gobble up
Chats good word. but come out now
and give US the name Of a single lead
ing man on Sksgit river who is willing
to give himself and bis country away
to DO gobblcd up and Appropriated for
ballast. II any such there be. You will
find him to b not leading man but .
foasalifcrous parasite on some local POI
litical clique, whose political stomach
hss become dyspeltic from continued
failure 70 secure office. and whose soft.
snins brain is becoming fsbrils with
the UtopiAn vision Of perhAps being
one Of the hslmsmen Of the stately
little ship Of leland county" after hav :
ing wasted useless life in endeAvor-
ing 70 become leading man Of Skssit
river.
- You ay. ISLAND" Il may not be
generally known or remembered that
the Sksgit country and Fidalgo Island
were formerly part of leland county.
Now you talk like q rag baby without
teeth. Don't you remember when our
Territory was = part Of Oregon. and
have you forgot that part Of Idaho
was once . part Of Washington and if
mistake not. We are just as happy ana
prosperous in our divided state IS We
would have been had we never divided
Why muls would argue better than
that.
Our object in wishing to divide
Whatcom county 10 to avoid certain in
capabilities that exist. that cannot other
wife be got rid Of We Of the south
half Of Wbatcom pay two-thirds
Of all the taxes in the county. We
have for several years been educating
the children of tho north half Of the
county. while our own are being edu-
csted by private means and special
taxes. We on account OF this in
equality, pay ,wo-thirds Of all the costs
In the court. while tho north half OF
the county furnishes uine. tenths Of the
criminal cases. For years we have
never had an equal share in the man,
asemect: Of county affairs although we
supply the majority Of the funds. Po-
!iticAl economy aud political nscs ssity
demand . division. leland" knows,
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EASTERN STATES.

New York. Aug l4.-The World
has the following special from Nara
gansett Pier: No one here appears to
entertain any special regard for either
party. nor is there much sympathy ex-
pressed for either. Conkling's over.
bearing manner has not made friends
and Mr. Sprague's indiscre,ions have
given her an unenviable notoriety.
which has reached the ears Of Mrs
President Hayes, it appears, and caused
that lady to take up the cause of the
late Chief Justices daughter. Sprague
himself is regarded as lost man His
conversations of late have been terrible,
ana remark to one of his cousins 70
Gently goes to show that he is really
lost to all sense Of decency. Since last
Friday, however. it is just to say that
Sprague has been conducting himself
very becomingly.
New YORK, Aug. l4-The Star and
Herald Of Panama says: Chill loses
over one million dollars by recent raids
Of the Peruvian war ship Huascar
Calams has been evacuated by Chill
ians. and all their forces are concentrat-
ed ct Autofagasts, preparatory. it is
said, to . descent upon the Peruvian
coast. Business in Peru and on the
whole coast is utterly demoralizej.
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PoRT TOWNSEND, Aug 10 Schooner
General Harvey arrived here today. and
will leave tonight, having been char
tered by Rothschild & Co. to proceed to
the stranded bark Gem Of the Ocean
aud bring up the sails. rigging, aud
other articles of value which may DO
saved from the wreck. The crew will
also reture by her.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

EXCLUSIVELY TO THE ISrELLlGgXcER.
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NOT CE.

\ LII PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
- 4 hgotiating certain promissory note drawn
ny me Ia favor Of W. Il. Impett and endorsed by
wIaaeii Miles. for 5000. dated September, 1873.
Port Madison. July 10, 1879.
JylG-dlm y u.u.toND
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-16
EUROPE.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. li-Of 10000
shares of the Panama canal scheme put
on the market, abou, 90 600 shares have
been applied for, sud these chiefly
through the syndicate supporting the
scheme. Despite this uudoubted fall
ure, it is known in financial circles at
London that DeLesseps. hacked by the
member Of the French syndicate, is de-
termined 70 persevere with tae pro
iect
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DOG LOST.

y LITTLE YELLOW ePANISH HOUSE-DOG
"A was lost In Seattle one day last week Any.
one giving Information al to its whereabouts, or
u to this Office or to the residence Of
"ev' David Sires, will be suitably rewarded. i3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-21

In the eyes OF the average non-partisan OBJ
server, about the most disreputable thing con-
nected with the recent so-called "Casanave
Disclosures is the fact that the members OF the
late returning board OF Louisiana were left to
personally pay the costs OF certain suits alleged
to be malicious which were Instituted against
them On account OF some OF the acts performed
In their official capacity. AS they were
state officials, it might be thought that the
necessary expenses attending their de-
renee ought to have been borne by the
commonwealth; but since the recognition OF
any such claim by her present authorities was
manifestly beyond the range Of possibilities.
common gratitude not less than party policy
should have prompted the organization or per-
sons benefited by their acts to have held them
free from costs OF prosecution on account OF
them. AS things go, the national republican
committee would seem to be the agency which
should have interposed to this end. IL IL had
hst the funds necessary for the purpose 1t was its
business, from political point OF view. to raise
them. Party managers who cannot conduct their
affairs better than this miserable matter has
been managed deserve to be dragged through
the foul puddle In which their dirty linen has
been washed. Pull away boys,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-21

The Baltimore "Society OF Law and Rights
has been trying to secure the enforcement Of
the obsolete law In regard to Sunday occupa-
lions. and carried their demands to the extent
OF asking that the police authorities should
stop professional singers In church ehoirs from
Sunday work. 1t has been reported also that
at their request the police would stop the Sum
day work connected with the publication OF
new spapers issued on Monday. Police Marshal
Gray, On being interrogated, denies, however,
that they propose to take any steps to interfere
with the Sunday work on newspapers, and he
added that from certain facts connected with
the anti-Sunday- crusade 1t appeared that
the members of the society are not sincere and
consistent In their efforts, and hereafter their
complaints viii not receive consideration.
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DARGAINs IN DRY GOODS.

DARGAINs IN DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.
Special bargains in OOLOhED OASHMERES.
pure wool, Soc.
BLACK CAsHMEREs, pure wool. very wide and
very fine, 80, 62, rs, 81, 910O.
BLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS.
Special Bargains.
Immense assortment
COLORED SILKS. COLORED SILKS
Every shade that 10 made
BLACK SILKS IS, Is, 81, 81 90, al. 10 al as ST. 60
$L75, $500;
bargains"
CARRIERS,
III Market Space.
Receiving new FALL DRY GOODS every day.
Excellent WOOL BLANKETS, large size, 82O0,
81 90, $500, up to 8l2.V0.
SHETLAND SHAWLS,
All cOlOrs.
Our large size BRIDAL QUILTS reduced to8 50.
NOTTINGHAM LACE for curtains, 2Oc. to SLOO.
CHiLDREN'8 COIORED STOCKINGS,
Immense assortment.
LADIES' MER1NO VESTS. SOC.
CLOTH for men and boys wear. pure wool, Si1Hcs
Dr.. Warmers abdominal CORSETS reduced
CARRIERS,
aup2ltr III Market Space.
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THE CELEBRATED
AURORA LAGER BE1Rs
CRESCENT BREWING 90.

take pleasure In announcing to my customers
and the public In general that have succeeded In
obtaining the Agency for this Celebrated Beer re-
ceved u Refrserator Cars and stored in Vaults Of
am prepared to furnish tho same In Haf and
G9artsr Barrels, or Bottles. to suit the trade or
prlvate families. It recommends itself above all
other Beer for perfection in every requisite Of good
AnnE&Sear, namely: Body, Brightness and Taste,
. This Beer now being offered for the first time to
ne onSens q Washington solicit . trial. 70 con.
vince the public Of its merits.
PHILIP N. MAY,
SOLE AGENT.
~ De0ots 3O-32 Prospect street,
USevoW 0So&0AxoWL
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAw,
WASHINGTON, D. @.
No. Columbian Law Building, 5th st., between
and K. itvSI sro
NJ kS. FULLER. 80 CELEBRATED FUR HER
" many remarkable cures, and wonderful facility
"a loca&lng disease without 4sking q Question. can
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ese- 0-N. myl2-l5ws
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~ Ills gratifying thst Oh SCHULTZ eos PA ave
up stalre) may still be consulted Painless scienfic
.seaiment Ladies' ana children attended apl-IT
OR. r. NJ. TALBOTT, DKNTpT.
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set myHfy
DB. DUKE, DENT1sT, GIG 7th street northwest.
between and SITS. Beautiful Sefe <
OF Teeth. ~; Teeth fl1eds 81; Extracting
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ranted- oct3l-ly
TT: WALKER SONS, 2O6 IOrH 81. n. W.-IIme
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Dry Felt. Oarpet Felt. Rosin Sized Felt. Charcoal
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COAL AND WOOD.
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Another interviewer OF Tilden is surprised to
see how hale and strong he appeared; "but for
his raisied arm and low-toned voice, he would
readily pass for fifty" The old man is evidently
still in the field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-21

The trial Of the water meter in Brooklyn has
not proved success, and the New York papers
are censur1ng their commissioners of Public
Works for ordering the adoption Of the meter
in New York city where the conditions of
water supply are Infinitely less favorable to its
emeient operation than In Brooklyn. 1t Is
stated that the frictional surface and weight of
metal In the meter are altogether too great for
the light head OF water. 1t is probable that
the meter has not yet been invented that will
measure water with any degree Of accuracy,
and this Is the great objection to the adoption
OF the meter system anywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-21

Mr.. Henry Watterson viii have occasion to
bring out all his job type head lines In the
Courier-Journal chapter of "Crimes In the
Northern States, In which he records the muir.
der OF MIR. Frye, the Boston leather merchant,
by the Italian BARRIERS. The murder was not
only one OF singular atrocity by the young men
who were his guests at his own house, but 1t Is
limited, and by paper OF the character OF the
Springfield Republican, that the murderers were
his companions In vice OF a particularly revolt
Ing character. That paper says: at appears
that the murdered man has lately been seen
about the streets Intoxicated, and his relations
with young men were suspicious, and that he
may have invited his own death by his reckless
habits OF life. ALI this, with darker rumors
which recall some of the worst details of vice
under the Roman emperors, is now the gossip
of detectives and reporters in Boston, and
among the clues which are now being followed
up In this case, are some Of the strangest and
most revolving That have yet appeared In the
criminal annals OF New England"
Manifestly this murder, with its concomi.
tants, Will afford Mr.. Watterson the text for q
sermon upon the appalling nature of the crimes
OF Northern civilization, as compared with the
frank, impulsive, ofr-hand shoottngs, Standings
and Killings In the Sunny South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-21

Mr. 81. BROWNING. OF the firm OF Browning and
Middleton GIG Pennsylvania avenue is the Treas
quested to pay their subscriptions to him, If not
personally called on by solicitors au12l- lOt
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D Is = . e IL v IN G.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.,
Vu UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN,
Corner Of Tenth and Il Streets Northwest.
The 31st Annual Session will begin September LIST
Prof Ross win deliver the Introductory in the Col.
lege Lecture Room, at O'Clock p N. Public In
FACULTY
NOBLE TouNG, N. D., Emeritus Prof Of the Prin-
Of Medical Faculty.
FLoDoARDo HOWARD, NJ. D., Emeritus Prof. of
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Chill.
Johnson ELIOT. NJ D, Emeritus Prof. of Surgery
and Prof. Of Clinical Surgery
Mssn and Prof 81 Ma
Jurisprudence.
SAMUEL @. BUsEY. M D.,
Prof. Of Theory and Practice of Medicine
FRANCIS A. ASHFORD. N. D.,
Prof OF Surgery.
i pgG i6 o. Obstetrics and Diseases of Won
G. II. A. KLEINsCHMIDr, NJ d.,
Prof. Of PLY. lology.
VIM. 3. Boss, u. D..
Prof. OF Chemistry and To1icology
CHARLEsE. HAGNKR. NJ D.,
Prof OF Clinical Medicine
PHILIP 8. WALES NJ D.. Surg. Q. q. N,
Prof of Anatomy.
HARRISON Crook. NJ. D.. Demonstration of Anat
JOHN wA1r1a. NJ. D.. Prcsector to Chair Of Anal.
For .as'''sn' 'nie'aa;f5 Dean
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T1e tb67e is only sLn6I part Of the proOerty Tor
rent and sale on my books. For complete Est see
bulletin issued on the LIST snd 18th Of each month,
which can be had on application at my ofcce, or viii
be sent by mail II desired.
Loans.
$500, a7G0 at per cent. sux20tr
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COAL AND WOOD.

GOALl COAL! COALs
ann unloading several csrgoes Of Kalmia. Lykeus
Valley, Lorberry and White Ash ~ -"
- COAL
which VIII be sold at bottom pricea
Call early and leave your orders
l. VIM GUINAND.
0@3 La. 40. and Est Sc.
Between and q ga
"hAfi iooe OF 90 H. So my7ly
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The Situation i'm Maine.

The Boston Herald, which keeps an indie
pendent eye upon Maine politics. reports the
present situation In the Pine Tree State to be
about as follows:-The greenback craze has
eliminated In the state; about the only con-
verts to greenback doctrines this year are men
who were not able to get as much recognition
last year as they demanded; what few Access
sions the greenbackers are getting are mostly,
democrats and not republicans; while the
greenbackers are holding their own In many
places. they are also losing their hold upon
many Of their own number whose antecedents
are republican, and they will be very fortunate
II they cast as many votes as they did last
year; yet the greenback movement Is very
far from dying out, and the repub-
licans will be thankful If they are able
to elect their governor by controlling
the legislature after failure to elect by the
people. The greenbackers have no efficient
organization, no newspaper OF any ability, few
speakers OF respectable character, and yet they
are making very plucky and active canvass
In all parts of the state. One of the main OBJ
Stacles they have to meet is the improvement In
business. The democratic party is badly de-
moralized, and is making no earnest and genuine
contest this year; many OF the ablest and most
respectable democrats are either openly work
Ing for the republican candidates, or quietly
hoping for their success. The democratic issues
and Ideas are playing no part In the campaign.
The republicans are making an earnest, labor
1ous and expensive canvass, and confidently ex-
pect to control the legislature, whether they
succeed In electing Davis By a popular majority
or not. They are chary, however, OF making
predictions In regard to the exact re-
suits OF the election In September; and
predictions by outsiders who have not
made careful personal examination of
the field are OF no value whatever The fact
that the greenbackers would be In position to
gobble up al the Offices should they triumph
this fall has good deal to do with the change
In the feeling Of prominent democrats In regard
to the greenback movement. Underlying this
Is rapidly increasing perception Of the fact
that the use OF the greenback organization to
overthrow the republicans is practising with a
plunderbuss, and that the greenback movement
Is the most dangerous obstacle to a national
democratic success that now exists.
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