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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-14

time Of arrival Of the expected guest
Goods!i, Perkins & Co also rendered
the steamer Ancon for the same rur-
pose. in case circnn stances should COM
pei them 10 withdraw the offer Il the
steamer State Of Cslifornis. The Pacific
zach; Club also sent letter announcing
their intention Of cruising sesward With
Q squadron TO escort the City Of Toxic
OF her arrival The various offers were
accepted. The sense Of the meeting
was that, in view OF the reception being
10 the daytime. i: should be decidedly
nautical in character. AID a desire was
expressed tina, every one owning . sail
in the harbor should spread it On the
bay in honor Ct the event
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About two years ago James Har.land
was scnt to Jail in Engiaud. aud vowed
he'd mar!er ons ofthe Committing
Magistrates. On Aug S,a Ls kept his
word by putting three bullets into The
Rev J Rocker. for thirty two years
Vicar Of Gurnsl.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

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Opossurs are 80 plenty IN Peters
burg. Va. that il is not uncommon 10
run against them in the streets at night.
Rabbits and partridges also abound.
the latter being found IL every yau1
which affords them food.
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Msj Fred Nichols of the Memphis
srakiaeie is the only member OF the
staff who has ao. fed from tie city.
He edits. se,s type, and pfin.s the pa
per ~iihou. assistance. He alone stood
to his post during last years epidemic.
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Poar TowxsESp. Sept. ls.-The
case Of the United States W.. M,nnick
& Murphy. has occupied the court oil
day today and viii probably 60 to the
jury tonight
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OCCIDENTAL RESTAURANT
INSTRUCTION ON the PIANO.

L srgINLE. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, roa
IL merry teacher os Piano q Mills 0rniaary
California. wsn sceept iimitsd aumbes Il ii
ssncsd paysb for . tAosessA sed clAmteal iusescc.
ooa. asisfs 70 Prcf. 4 J.. AnAsrson, Psesidssi
Of the unisefsfty. Fog further Hnpsen1a4s ~
II wn. Aeydsabaner's. a13dlee
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kotieeOf Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

CSirKp STATS DISTRICT LAND Oyyrcr.
OLIMPIA. WAsdISGIoH TxRNyosYi
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN COW
~ piiAnce with the provisions Of the Act Of
Congrsss approved June ). 1873. entitled IAN AT
for the sale OF Timber LAID in the States Of Cali
fornia. Ofr6oo. Nevada anA Wohinrton Terri
tory. John ". Popejoy. Of enohomish county,
wAhihg tcn Territory. hes this day aled IN this
ONCE his application to purchase the z Of Ne
= and Ne. I Of 81. ! dissection No I, In Town
ship No q North. Range No. East Of the Will
lalnetse Arr1dna. q rs 4 ~TE
Any sd n pAso0 ci1ining adversely the said
described Land. OF any portion thereof are here.
by reqaird to Ale their chains in this once with
N Axty teeI days nom date haeeof
Given uadsr ny had. q ny e0es, in Olyrnp IA
w. T., this The Ia day Of September. 4. D. ls.y,
80 J. r. BROvN,
ssviow Register Of TIE Land Oi6ce
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NEW YORK STOCK SPECULA-
TIONS.

The new combination method Of opera
ting in stocks which Messrs. Lawrence b
Co., Bankers, N. u, have inaugurated, il
attracting unusual attention in financial
circles, by reason Of its remarkable sue
cess. B. +. Comstock, Of Providence, iB-
vested nine times, and made over 5000
in three months by using from $50 to $500
capital. BY this system, orders from
thousands of customers, in various sums,
are pooled into one immense capital, and
operated as a mighty whole, thus giving
to each shareholder all the advantages of
of vast capital and shire widest skill. Pro-
nts are divided everv 80 days. Any
amount from $40 to $4,000 can be used
In Messrs. Lawrence Il Co.'S combina-
tons with equal proportionate success.
S14 will make e75 profit in the month.
500 will return 81 800, or 8 per cent, on
the stock, and so on as the market varies.
The new circular gives "two unerring
rules for success, and sho We how any one
can operate profitably. Mailed free.
Stocks and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied. Apply to Lawrence 8
Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange, N. Y. City
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
FIFTH EDITION.
MONTHLY NORrUARY.

During the past month there vera 65
deaths In this city, and for the same month
last year, the total WAS IS. There we're
bioughs here for interment o; and sent
away q; OF nativity there were Is for
eign born, and " born In the United
States male, 40; female, 45 whi e, 10 /;
black, Is. The following will shsw the
causes of the deaths:
Accident, / {; apoplexy, /; angina pee
toris, !; asthma, L; bronchitis, q;
Brights disease, Il catarrh bronchial,
p; consumption, 8; commissions, 2;
chronic diarrhGa, capillary bronchitis
2; congestion OF brain, chorea, / ;
diphtheria, 8; dropsy, /; digestive organs,
!; erysipelas, exhaustion from old
age, / fatuIent collie, l febIas nervoss,
l; hemorrhage, L; hypertroply Of pros
trate, l.
Hanging while insane, i hamilton, I; in
fantile remittsnt fever, l. meningtss, 2;
membraneous croop, 3; uatursl causes, 8;
paralysis, o; pnemonia, IL; phthisis, 4;
pleurites, 2; premature birth, !; scarlet
fever, /; spasms, /; still born, 5; typhoid
fever, 9; tabes mesentrica, l: whooping
cough;1
Ofthe above there died In the wards a.
follows First ward. 8; Second, 0
Third, 5 !; Fourth, 6; Fifth, 8 Sixth, o
Seventh, II; Eighth. ~; Ninth, o.
Tenth, IL not given, 3. Hospital, 1;
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FOURTH EDITION
Successful Opening.
Ball d AMderson's Ne,o Paper Store on
SATURDAY. EusniNQ.

Ball d AMderson's Ne,o Paper Store on
Saturday Evsni~0.
For some time past, Messrs. Ball &
Anderson, dealers In wall paper and win
dow shades, have been engaged in hitting
up the large store IN the Silver Buildin ng,
preparatory to opening nrst class store
IN every particular. The work having
been completed on Saturday evening
they threw open their store for public
inspection from until II o'clock.
As an opening the affair was success.
From the roof of the building to the
pavement hung large number OF var
ious colored Chinese lanterns. The store
room is model Of beauty, and sarpasses
anything oftbe kind in this city. The
papering of the ceiling, called forth
praise from every visitor and no wonder
as It Is marvel OF art and skill the centre
being of solid gold, and contained a
number of birds of brilliant plumage
with small panels of deep maroon. The
sides are papered TO match the ceiling.
The rolls of paper in the side frames
were arrayed IN such manner as to bt
in keeping with the surroundings. The
firm have on hand large stock Of golt
goods from the we'll known New Yorl
house of William Campbell, who ha
given them the entire agency Of thi.
State. During the evening large mum
ber Of persons called, and the friends o
the firm were served with refreshmenu
in the back office
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
A BRIG AND CARGO OF NOLAS
SES SUNK IN THE DELAWARE.

CHESTER, March 2.-On Saturday even
ing at o'clock, opposite this place, the
brig Fannie Is. Tucker, of Portland, Me,
from Matanzas, Cuba, and beisR towel
to Philadelphia, had large hole stove
in her bow by coming in contact with a
large field of ice, and, while being run
ashore, sunk in twenty feet of water near
the mouth of Ridley creek. The officers
and crew secured their trunks and bag
gage before the brig went down. She
was commanded by T. +. Tucker. The
cargo consisted of 69l hogsheads and ii
tierces OF molasses. There was no casu-
atty AL the officers and crew being saved
by the tug, and provided for during the
night at the Steamboat Hotel, this city
1t is tbonght that the cargo is damaged
very badly by tho water.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
TEE PREACHERS MEETING.

The regular meeting OF the N. f.
Preachers' was held this morning, in st
Poups NJ. f. Church. The exercises
were opened by the President, Rev. j.
B. Mann.
After the reading of the minutes had
been concluded. the question of the day :,
"What constitutes a good minister of the
Gospel was taken up.
Rev. J. II. Caldwell spoke briefly on
the subject, and at the conclusion OF
his remarks the question was again laid
on tho table.
report OF the work he had accomplish.
ed at that place, aud also arrangement,
that were being made for the accommo
dation Of the ministers and laymen. u a,
would attend conference. There being
no further business, th. meeting adjourn
ed
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03

The colored brother Is looking y [
little in Pennsylvania. Here iu ~
delpbia, where the bulk of the ooia}
vote is polled and where the RepusAl
majority is very large, the colal
seems to be inexorably drawn iauilI
political nominations, and the cOlx3
voter has to be content with atsr1
pointments to the lowest positions
Democracy OF Berks have conclis
ad dvance the Democratic standatas|
Of the Republicans in recognllsa
claims of the colored voter, an
elected one Of the newborn c!tzal
stable OF one of the wards Of RA-(
over three white competitors. i a
risburg the Republicans. after Hulpl
ging, elected a colored man 10 y
term in Councils, and his vote Svsi
City Solicitorship TO that party-Es'
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
How to Plant Sugar Beets.

After the address of Prof. Earnest II.
Gennert, on Friday evening, in relation
to the sugar beet, he was asked mum ber
of Questions by gentlemen in the audi
ence. In regard to the question as TO
whether the beets would find a market
when grown, he stated that the Maine
Sugar Company would buy all the dried
beets they could get hold Of from this or
any other State.
In reference to planting the beet he
said that the best mode was to manure
the ground in the fall and 10 plow 10 un.
der and let it remain so until Spring, and
then harrow 1t as soon AZ possib bile, and
plant the beets. The frost will not hurt
the beets, but the warm weather will. II
the ground is fairly manured they should
be planted in rows about 16 inches apart
and about inches from each other in the
| row, thus allowing each beet about la
| square inches of ground. IT the grounc
is rich they can be planted closer to
eether. planted 900 far apart the beet
grow large and watery and poor in sac
charine matter.
A crop of beets Will furnish for ever,
20 tons tons Of leaves, tops and pulp
which make the very best kind of cattl
| feed.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
Brief Locals.

viii there be an extra sessi on of Con.
gress.
l. did not look very much like Spring
this morning.
DR.. Gallagher, the dentist, No. S3,
Market street.
Ball & Anderson sopened their new
paper store on Saturday evening.
Thompson Bros, jewellers, 3l5 Market
street, have dissolved partnership.
st. PauPs M. L. Sunday School hold
their anniversary yesterday afternoon.
Miss Annie Pixley, in "H. M. s. Pima.
| lore" at the Opera House this evening
The Tyrolean Warblers will give a
concert ON Tuesday evening. at Saengel
Hall.
Miss Mary Anderson, as Pdrttenia, a,
| the Opera House OH next Wednesday
evening.
There are number OF disorderly boys
who..loaf around Asbury church from 8:3(
to 930 o'clock.
| 1fyou are going to make q sale leave
your orders for printing bills at the GA.
zETrE job office.
Evan Rice, the defanlting cashier, has
been released from jail, the required
amount OF security having been fur
| nished.
Great reductions In coal: Stove coal
$500 per ton; egg, $500 per ton; Nat
$3.50 per ton. 2240 pounds to the ton.
Geo. w. Bright, King street wharf, vii
mington, Del. If.
The Harvest Home Range when com
pared with any otheri Is far ahead in poin
OF size and Durability. 1t will pay to ex
anime it at H. r. Pickels's, Nos. Z and {
e. Fourth street. 'eb2l-tf
| There was a great rush at Chadwick
Museum on Saturday evening. Over 80,
| presents were given away Mr.. +. Burk
OF the Diamond State Rolling Mill,draw
ed over So worth of presents. This II
positively the last week and last chanc,
in Delaware to see the museum and get ,
present. Open day and evening.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03

George Frody, on trial at Lanas'1
Pa, for killing his brother, was ncolT1
on Saturday Of voluntary man'lils1
and sentenced 70 two years inPn1
ment.
John Taylor, charged with frgs
check for $1,000 on the city tTenll'
Detroit, has been arrested in CANAAN
held for a requisi.ion.
Davis Shields, aged %, COMM
suicide by cutting his throat ina
insanity, at New London, COlh'
Friday night.
Austin Sheltis, while assisting !,
ding a bridge near Kineston,N. l.
Saturday, was killed by the falling
frame.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
FOOD AF HAsT
A su...,.u,. For D R u G S

FOOD IL made curative agen ~by con
centration and artificial digestion, and
is SO simple In Its application that The ad
vice OF Physicians 10 not required.
Thousands of recoveries from chronic
diseases are reported, where the best medi
cal skill has failed.
Many of the best Physicians throughout
the country are DISCAkDING DRUGS
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
flying results, permanently relieving ali
forms of Physical and Mental Debility
The Dyspeptic and Consumptive Patient
sufferers from Malarial or BloOI Poison
ing, together with the entire list OF com
plants peculiar TO the Female Sex ind II
The use OF this Food sure and speedy re.
| lief.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
General News.

The entire business portion of Reno.
Nevada, was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. The loss is estimated at ST.
100000. Five lives are reported lost.
The President has signed the Internal
Revenue bill, reducing the tax upon to-
bacco.
Alderman Bivard was elected Mayor
of Montreal, on Saturday, by 100 majori-
ty over Beaudry, who has been Mayor
for two years.
In the Supreme District Court at New
Orleans yesterday, Judge Whitaker sus.
tained the demurrer in The case of Wells
Casenave ana Kenner, and discharged
the accused. This ends the Returning
Board prosecution.
Charles W. Maley, prominent citizen
OF kemptville, Ont, was found frozen
TO death in a street of that town OIL
Friday night.
Frederick Yack, employed in Shef
fields paper mill, at Saugerties, N. Y.
was found dead in vat on Friday after
noon. 1t is supposed that he was strucl
with heart disease while throwing paper
from the vat upon car.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
THIRD EDITION
Washington.
wAsHINGroN, March 2, 1879.

WASHINGTON, March 2. 1879.
The friends Of Sergeant at arms
Thompson, of The House. have present.
ed him with an elegant gold watch and
chain as token of their esteem.
There Is authority for the assertion
that the President is keeping the Beriiu
mission open for Stanley Matthews. ana
will appoint HIM as soon as his Senate
rial term expires.
s. Todd Perley, of Erie, Pa, who has
charged corrupt practice in the adiniiiis-
tration of the pension Office, has, by or
der of the Secretary Of the Interior, been
dropped from the list of agents allowed
to practice before that office, for alleged
illegal acts in connection with pension
claims.
The subscriptions to four pe- cent.
bonds during the month of January
amounted to Sl5S,90l, 100; February,
500, ,lOl $50; total, s249, ,005, $50. Six per
cent. five-twenty bonds called during the
same period, amounted to $3.50, ,000. 900.
The gossips have 1T that Secretary
Evarts will be nominated Minister to
London in place Of Mr. Welsh, who they
say, wants to come home. 1t is said that
Mr. Evarts has become weary of the
monotony of the State Department, and
that he prefers two years In London.
The Senate in executive session this
morning, confirmed the following nomi-
nations Peter A. Williams, of Florida
to be United States Marshal for the
Southern district of Florida Mrs. Ros-
allie S. Haines, to be Deputy Postmaster
at Altman, Va, in place of Lewis w.
Rose, whose nomination was rejected /;
Walter Cox to be Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court for the District of
Columbia.
Mr.. Springer, Of Illinois, threw the
House into an uproar, last evening, by
claiming the floor to present articles of
impeachment against George +. Seward.
He said he acted under Instructions from
his committee. The yellow fever bill had
just been disposed of, and Mr.. Harris, of
Virginia, was one breath ahead OF Mt.
Springer in moving to take up the busi-
ness on the Speakers table. Mr.. Har-
ris' voice was ten tunes stronger than
Mr.. Springer's, and the motion of the
latter caused the former 10 repeat his
proposition in stentorian tones. A grea,
majority of the members we're anxious
to go to the Speakers table, and Mr.
Springer got very feeble vote when the
Speaker submitted the question to the
House as to whether he or Mr.. Harris
should have precedence. The whole
Republican side OF the House and halt OF
the Democrats united in tremendou.
"No," against MIR. Springer. The Illi-
nois member almost lost his self-control
and he and Mr. Harris spent full min
ute in shaking their heads and fists al
each other. Then Mr., Springer insisted
on "yea" and may" vote, and SO vast
ed half an hour of valuable time. The
reason gwen by the Democrats for votl nj
against Impeachment was that the dis
cussion would last all the rest Of the ses
sion.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
Congress-.

The United States Senate reassembled
al 10 o'clock Saturday morning, and did
not get through the sundry civil appro-
priation bill until midnight. Among the
amendments adopted was one paying d.
7. Corbin, late contestant for a seat in
the Senate from South Carolina $4,000.
The bin was then passed, and the legisla-
tive, executive aud judicial appropr alton
bill taken up. All the political le2isla-
tion inserted by the House was stricken
out, including the repeal of the jurors
test-oath and clause inserted making
an appropriation for detravipg expenses
which may be incurred in the enforce
ment of the "act to enforce the citizens of
the United States to vote in the several
States" At four O'Clock Sunday mori-
ing the bill passed, aud a recess was TAX
Ell until two p. NJ after which the river
and harbor bill was called up. Among
he amendments adopted was one in
creasing the appropriation for the hsrbor
of Baltimore from 100000 to 100000.
The bill passed by vote Of 20 to Is.
To the House bill was passed for the
protection of settlers on the public lands,
and another for the conveyance of certain
lands to the board of education for the
district of Harper's Ferry in West Vir-
ginia. The sugar bill was withdrawn by
unanimous consent, after brief debate,
and a mot on to suspend the rules and
pass Senate bill ex ending the time for
the completion Of the Northern Pacific
railroad failed for want of two-thirds vote.
The yellow fever bill was laid on the
table. The Presidents mesa 9e was read
vetoing the antl-Chinese bill, and the
House refused by vote of 100 to 90 tc
pass the bill over the veto. The House
then took a recess until $50 A. NJ. yes
terday, and at that hour met and adjourn
ed until 8 o'clock last evening. At mid
night the House insisted on its amend
ments to the leg 'ative appropriation bill
and another conference committee wa
ordered. At 1890 the House took fur
ther recess until 10 o'clock this morning
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
SUNDAY SERVICES.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Albert Thatch-
er conducted the services at the City
Mission, Second street, near Washing
ton. He spoke at some length, from th Q
text, al leave you an example, that ye
should do as l have done unto you" +"
John l3 ch., l5v. His discourse was at
tenuvely listened to by those present.
In the evening he spoke at Riddles
Chapel, from the text, 1--WE would see
Jesus" John IL ch., v. The sermon
was au excellent one, and showed that
the speaker had given deep thought to
his subject
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
Edward McClees Dead,

Edward McClees, a well known resi-
dent Of this city, died at his residence,
5. w. corner Of Eighth and King streets,
this morning. Mr.. McClees W as formerly
engaged in the lumber and hardwood
business in this city and Phila delphia.-
lie returned to Wilmington few months
ago with feeble health and an impaired
mind, and suffered greatly until his death.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03

Knowing from experience the dissatis
faction so often attending the dis pensing
OF many of the mulsions in the market [
would call your attention to some of the
features of the emulsion which | have pre-
pare and dispensed for years with un-
varying satisfaction. The Oil used Ia the
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu- :
lous care is exercised In the choice of all
material and in every detail of its manu-
facture. BY careful manipulation this
EN- ulsion is made with the smallest DOS
sible amount of gum, and by the very mi
mute division OF the Oil gobules Is render
ed very fluid and perfectly palatable.-
Each tablespoonful contains 90 per cent.
OF Oil and grains of ypophosphite Of
Lime. samples will be gladly furnished
to all Physicians who may desire them-
Put up in pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
factured and sold wholesale and retail by
w. f. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST,
apl2-u Ninth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
THE CITY,S WHARVES

This afterhoon the Public BuaI
Committee of City Council oaers
public sale, at the Oity Hail. Ed
street, Lombard and Orange sn
wharves.
The only bid on Fourth stree, wi
by Enoch Moore, Jr., and the comm
not deeming it sufficient Withdrew
The other wbarves were also u
drawn as no bids could be obtained.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
A NEW STEAMER.

The water communication between this
city and PennsRrove, N. j., will be open.
ed about the 10th inst. Captain Denney
has replaced the Aiice T.. Preston with
the steamer Susie a. Mccall, which he
purchased last year from Pusey, Jones 4
Co. He has had the steamer thoroughly
overhauled, and number of Improve.
ments made. A new saloon has beer
which has been furnished in excel lleni
style, and is model of beauty. A hurr
cane deck has also been placed on the
vessel
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.

At st. PauPs NJ. f. Church, yesterday
morning, Rev. Thos. Hanlon, ID. D., of
Pennington, n. j., occupied the pulpit,
and preached an able sermon from the
text, "Go ye into the world, and preach
the Gosple unto all the people," In rhe af.
ternoon Dr. Hanlon spoke at the Sunday
School anniversary, and in the evening
he again occupied the pulpit and deliver
cd an interesting address upon the mis-
sionary work.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
PERSON

Howard Tilton, Esq, formerly OF this
city, but now living i'll Washington, is in
town, visiting his friends.
Howard Simpson, Esq, one of our
School Directors, who has been yery I'M
for some weeks, has recovered, and gone
to Bucks county, Pa, to visit his rela-
tives.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03
DEATHS FOR THE PAST WEEK

During the past week there were 1s
deaths in this city, as follows:
Born in the United States, ,ls; foreign 2,
males, 8; females, 10; white, is; blacks
3; under year, 8; to 8, 2; 5 to 10, 20
to 80, 3; 80 to 40, 2; 40 to 80, 2; so to SO, i
o0 to 40, 80 to 80, Coroner's cases, 4
There died in the First Ward, /; Second
3; Third, Q; Fonrth, 2 Fifth, /; Seventh
4; Eighth, 4 unknown, /.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-03

REAL EsTATE.-It is stated in the
Maryland newspapers that Henry G.
Banning, ESD, OF this city, President of
the National Bank of Delaware, has pur-
dhased of Col Hare the Cox farm, in
Ba'ley's Neck, Talbot county, 1y9 acres
for $1,000.
1t is stated that one land agent at Eas.
ton. Maryland, one day last week recelv.
ed fifty-six letters from persons at the
North, making inquiries about land
soil and climate in that latitude. The
number of letters received on the same
subject the week previous averaged about
thirty per day.
Sheriff Pyle on Saturday sold four lots
OF Thomas Y. DeNormandie, situated al
Eleventh and Lincoln streets, which
sold for $500 to Joshua Maris, ESQ, fol
the Workingmens Loan Association.
Sound Advice.-We conscientiouslN
recommend our readers to try Kelleri
Roman Liniment in all cases Of rheuma
tlSm For sale nv all druuuiStS