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The New York herald., 1879-09-14
WHERE is THE TREAsURER2
SAN TRANcIsco.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Sept. 13, 1879.
A despatch from Santa Cruz states that in count
ing the funds the County Treasury to-day deficit
of nearly $24,00 was discovered. warrant was
issued for Treasurer George Otto.
A later despatch from Santa Cruz says the absence
of the County Treasurer was only temporary; that
he had not lett the town. The vault was found
to contain some $4,000 lying around loose. The
Treasurer advances theory concerning the disap-
pearance Of the funds. He 10 now under arrest and
has turned over his property to his bondsman.
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MAGGIE MITCHELL MULCTED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept 13, 1879
A decision rendered to-day by q referee mulcts
Maggie Mitchell the actress. and her husband about
81, 900 in suit brought by Alexander Calhoun. of
this city, for services her agent during southern
tour IN the winter of 1872 and 1879 Calnoun's claim
of a percentage on receipts was refused by tho
defendant although there was no dispute about the
salary. The decision gives Calhoun 1880 with in
tersst from May aud the costs Of the suit.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Benjamin +. Butler, OF Massacbusett
andJ. N Camden. OF West Virginia. at the Fifth
Avenue. Rear Admiral John J. Almy. United States
Navy is ut the Sturtevant. Ira d. Sankey is at the
Metropolitan. William I. Hamilton of Maryland.
is at the New York. Judge John s. Hager. of Cali
fornia, is at the Hoffman. Commander Byron Will
son and Lieutenant c. A. Mcdaniel. United States
Navy. and Frank Thomson. General Manager of tho
Pennsylvania Railroad. are ut the Albemarle. Gen.
eral s. G. Lawrence, of Boston, and Captain Darcy
Irvine Of Halifax N. s.. at the Windsor Deputy
Secretary of State George Moss. of Albany and Gen
eral Rufus Saxton. United States Army. are at the
st. James.
PURE, RADIANT COMPLEXION Is ONE OF
OF CLAIMS SULPHUR soar which bIemishes
% S1 tS ssa BY s1d h
&c N Crtenton, Proprietor is printed zach packet,
without which none is genuine.
A. EspENsCHEIDs CELEBRATED HATS. FALL
styles ready. at is Nassau st. between Beokmsu
Ann sts
promptly In all sudden attacks OF cramps cholera morbu
dayrihga eoe or any bowel affection Tor WHICH pr
OF the year especially family will nnd IL
full and reliable medicine
A-IF AFTER USING DTa THOMAS HAIR SOAP
deposi, o minute particles will be visible These little
that they contained the active principles or the properties
r. fS i've
DR.. Thomas HAIR soar is composed will completely
initiate all diseases of tho scalp
Sold by all druggists -
h. mARrNEfT, Bible House
A.-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN. FALL STYLES
A'''"' r ERNENwEIN, i4s Nassau st., near Spruce
A-RUPTURE CURED-DR. MAlsH's TREAT
mont the only % ssS ,siaes ssc 10 tear prse.iea es
St. Pauis Church. mo uptown branch"
A.--sELzER BRUNNEN. NATURAL SPARKLING
A. srEPhANI & Co, 40 New St, sole importers.
AsToR HOUSE SHOE srORE-sTERN's AsIERI.
ca" and EnrlisS wAsse snoss hand sewed. 81: Burros
GATHERS ~ 80 - -; oxsoRp smcss s y 90 Ss Dnlss
9th smpcria photographs, - per dozen clubs of 10,
S3 per dozen.
A-THE UNExAMpLED VARIETY OF FALL
as at at s s"saw and FS HSense o IS no.
aeting wido and deserved attention buy your f" hat
A.-sUMMER COMPLAINTS.
HEADACHE. ToorHAoHE. CRAMPS. DYSPEPSIA
aud RHEUMATISM readily curcd by using
BENNEs PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL
N you have never tried remedy aud get
sample bottle, frce OF charge. at ~ Murray st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EpILEPTIo CURE.
DR. TUCKER, 81 Park row, New York
ALL THAT EXPERIENCE CAN SUGGEST COM.
bncs to make GREENFIELDS CANDIES the best of all.
vOo Broadway.
A PHYSICIAN IN FLORIDA WRITES :--"YoUR
G1S & hs " Snss %S S Of sss
tle aud will after be without IT, Used as di-
rccted IL Is positive cure.
All drug ggsts soil IT,
Depots, ~ William st., Now York
~ Devonshire st., Boston.
Ave ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR VANILLA
H. K 4 '. h. TnURBER Co, Importers
A.--"PARlS NOVELTIES" JUST RECEIVED By
J. q. DkvINs, l,iY2 and iss Brosdwas
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"oNLY TECHNICAL QUESTION. /"

BOSTON. Mass, Sept. 13. 1879.
The Savings Bank Commissioners have requested
the resignation of John c. Crowley President Of the
Union Institution for Savings. account Of certain
transactions which they consider irregular. MIR.
Crowley has resigned, but he says the involves
only technical question and the bank not lose
y cent The directors adopted resolutions of conf
dence in Crowley,
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THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER.
HUDSON. N. Y. Sept. IS, 1879

HUDSON. N. Y Sept. Is, 1879.
man named Henry Moett, residing in Taghka-
nick. this county. deliberately killed his wife and
fatally wounded Jacob Proper her paramour. yester
day. The cause was one of jealousy. The prisoner
surrendered himself and is now III Jail.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twonty-four hours. in
comparison with tho corresponding date of last
year. as indicated by tho thermometer ut Hudnuts
pharmacy. HERALD Building. No. 2lS Broadway
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IN PRICE
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
AN EIGHT-PAGE PAPER,
TWO CENTS.

"RUPTURE AND IT'S RADICAL CURE" BY DE.
j. b. Marsh. formerly Marsh Bros. OF the
Great American Truss and Bandsge Institute, vt l23
Broadway. opposite the Gsey House fine assortment
of silk elastic Stockings Belts and Knee Caps; wool eAs
tic Caps for the No down
hra.ao
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THE FIRST TRAIN.
tpY 1ELEonApn TO THE HEn,Ip.1

NORFOLK. Va. Sept. Is. 1870.
The hrst train the railroad from Norfolk to
Ocean View was run through this afternoon and
carried quito n number of passengers including
oficors and stockholders. Tho road will be thrown
open to public travel next week.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


A.
Before seeking medical aid read DR. LA ORANGES
works aud his advanced opinions
disease with the old exploded doctrines still prscted
Opinions Of the pross These books are simply sound
science reduced to common sense" Premature Decay
j will be read with interest by those OF ripe years"
man" What Eat. Drink and Avoid, Tor young aud
old" 10 cents, direct from the author
DIR H. j. LA GRANGE.
principal Jordan X Davieson, proprietor %
the great European School OF Anatomy Philadelphia,
Professor of Surgery Physiology and Therapeutics
S'I and .sss fiiSor, is st. a.a rsilsSephia hi
UoursMorniugs, 10 till ,; evenings to Z: sundays
from 10 tin IL NJ only.
A. MHNs Mission ON EARTH
popular mcdicai treatise clearly explaining the hidden
which vitality aud shorten the duration OF e
with hints the OF the same showing how over
taxed be fully restored aud obstacles to mar
stamps Address SECRETARY Museum OF Anatomy
Science and Art iS9 9Th av. New York city
(,ANT BEAT PHILLIPS ELITE DIRECTORY FOR
ascending circulars to many as 2oOuO families Head
quarters ~ Nassau
IJfor political purposes, contains 2oo names q
voters invaluable Tor sending notices direct price 3D.
Office ~ Nassau st.
NEW FpfrfoN OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF MAR
system ali forms aud stages OF Premature Debility and
pissnses OF Mon 20 cents. Address SECRETARY, Nee
York Museum of Anatomy, 6ls Broadway, New York
truE EARL OF MAyFtEI.D Is ExCITlNGi
| ABSOkBINGi AND fNrBRESTTNat
THE EARL OF MAYFIELD second edition now ready.
Great success of H. One large duodecimo volume, SUD
pages, morocco cloth. black and gold; price 81 90
r. Is. PETERSON a BROTHERS.
S5 Chestnut ct, Philadelphia, Pa
Copies sent postpaid, W any one ON receipt OF price,
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SPECULATION.

SPECULATION.
Since the creation it is estimated that 81 ooOe
100000 have lived on the earth This sum divided by
II S4 900 the number OF square miles, gives Od
rod aud to square foot Suppose square
100 But this is speculation and of heneat to
the 900 people that exist. OF whom
the facts concerning DR. PIERcEs FAMILY MEDt
For his GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY has been
and lung Diseases while tor over quarter OF century
DR. SAGEs CATARRH REhEDY has been unrivaled as .
positive for catarrh The testimony of thousands OF
ladies has been published certifying that DR. PiERcK
FAvoRIrE PRESCRIPTION positively the diseases and
weaknesses peculiar to For full information lses
the Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser" llus-
trated work of 800 price post paid) 81 So
10000 copies sold. Address the author, X. v.
PIERCE NJ d., Buffalo N. Y.
SICK HEADACHES. NERVOUSNESS AND FEL
male weakness mastered in astonshngiy short
of time by the of the HOLMAN LvER PAD C0MPANY1
troatmont So2 Broadway. above 18th ST.
THE PURE JUICE OF THE GRAPE IA YEARS
old-Dr UNDERHILLs UNION PoRr from the Croton Point
Vineyards For sale by CHARLES CUM. S5l 9Th ay.,
corner 4sth ST.. and by druggists and grocera
TIME TRIES ALL THINGS
except Humphreys PARIsIAN DIAnoNDs, upon which
neither have any effect They coating
diamond iptated by voitaic action
tai base. They are for sale only at K HUMPHREYS
Jewery Establishment, Sl9 Broadway. 18th St,
New York. Price list sent free. He has agents
WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHITES WILL CURB
WIGS TOUPEES.-RIGHEsT AWARD AT PARIS
Exposition 1873 q. RAUCHFUss Al East 18th st. NY.
WOOD CARPET CO..
81 East 18th ST., New York.
WHENEVER THERE is LANGUOR ACCOMPA
MED with loss of appetite dose OF GRAE-
PILs should he taken Immediately: they with
great mildness and all forms of mslaria disease
IS SILK HATS, So 20 EACH.-LATESr STYLE
Derbys. 81 30; worth s3 Is New Church St, stairs
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A.-A.-A.-
woLFE's sCHIEDAM sCHSAPPs

A.-A.-A.-
woLFE's scHIEDAM scHNAPPs
is initiated and counterfeed purchasers will have to
USE CAUTION IN PURCHASING.
] beg leave to call the attention of the readers -
testimonials in favor of the scnsAPPs:-
feel bound say regard your scmSArps being in
Al Al Il pES Is the patss. p1ss article
m M 1ahd GIN heretofore unattanabe, and. such may
DAVID L. MOTT MD.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York
scnsArrs is remedy chronic catarrh complaints.
9ny @ 10 rs & &"neaey as remedial agent in the diseasei
to the mucous surfaces with slight degree Of stmuI
s reEara a. one of the most Important remedie
Obedisnt CHAs a LsAs B., Fi SsS York sou
CHFMcAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY
uno,.,o was,r EXshANGk PLACE NEw YORK. Nov 25
Dnsn sIR.rhs undersigned have carefully and thos
selected oarsese and hsss found the sam
ase a e T more less
Ss as ns IN Of is suDssS
spss'faiiy yours ekkScTi HkkS cTTE1rrEL cAsnist
For sale by all respectable grocers druggists
A-A-BRoOKs' BOOTS AND SHOES
and oasonn Tns s d dress
odi 81 @ = h 20
"BETHEsDU WATER" Is ACKNOWLEDGED TO
ss . a
No. 934 Broadway.
CONGRESS wATER.-ITs SUPERIORITY AS A
cathac and Alternative in its entire freedom
sseyhtn bitter acid that nsadashs
hrane All minsrl wsters that are rrisans
may be known by acid aftcr-taste.
CHALMERS BELGRAvIA COLOGNE IS DE-
lightuy fragrant and lasting for the lux
urious for tho bath Try it. Sold st 2c aud
CHOICE NEW MESS sHAD. IN 20-PoUND KITS.
Choice fall Mackerel. in 2Opound kits
GRO Cheiee new piskled s salmon In 2opoand Kits
DYEING AND CLEANSING.-NEw YORK DYE
ing and Printing bshment Staten Island 9s Duane
st.. 7o2 broadway go 9th ay, New York; l63 perrepons
colors without ripping
GENUINE vIcHY-sPEcIFIC FOR aoUT. RHEU-
matism, diabetes. gravel, kidney diseases, &e.
HARTNETT's BALsAM OF HONEY AND TOLU
House. Tor diseases OF throat and lungs s''s
LONE JACK CIGARETTES; THE BEST IN TH1
market. For sale everywhere.
NERVOUS DEBILITY POSITIVELY CURED By
Brsadv.y oe sih Hso: sS AIIsN sls
lst av. Send for circular
POOR REL1EvED-DR. KEpHARD WILL PRE-
free. II East 4th st.
POLITICAL BANNERS AT SHORT NOTICE
at HoJER GRAHAM's, 81 Duane ST., New York.
below l4th Fall styles. Popular pricea
REDUCTION
IN PRICE
FOR THE CAMPAIGN
THE WORLD,
AN EIGHTPAGE PAPER
FOR
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EUROPE.


A LONDON FIRM HAVING A HIGH CLASS CON-
"A nection among statonors and carvers and gildcrs
Throughout the United Kingdom to introduce
references Only first class articles will be taken Ad
dress IS. 2 q. II. May Co.'S general advertising
Offices, 7S Gracechurch st., London. England
NOTABLE TRADEsMEN IN PARIS.
Az GRAND HoTEL-PARIs PLACE DE LOPRRA
Particularly recommended. VAN HYkBEECk. d
Bedrooms from francs a day.
Pension 20 francs day. including lodging board aud
wine. There three lifts.
HOTEL MIRABEAU-S RUE DE LA PAX. CASA
NOvAS PROPRIETOR. First class establishment
In high repute among American families
AU PAGE-I6 RUE VlNlENNE. PLAIN AND FANCY
Silks. colored aud black Velvets. Novelties.
APARTMENTS. HOUSES. ESTATES AGENT FOR
wes.Fargo's Express Sidney l. Spark z Rue Scribe.
cry Brushes JONES, % Boulevard des CapucineA
CARRIAGE BUILDERS, MILLION, GUIET Co,
80 Avenue Montaigne
WINES tFiRsT GROWTfIl-CLARET, BOURGOGNx.
Champagne Sherries, Brandes. Cuviler, ~ Rus -
PERFuMERY FIRsT GLASS;, GUERLAIN.
Paris Is Rue dc Ia Paix.
TAPESTRY. CARPETS TISSUES FOR FURNrrURk
Jugne. ~ Rue de Clcry.
YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL. MISS sULEAU (GardsaA
formerly Rue Chateaubrisnd. Rue u Autsuik
JEWELkY, BIJOUrERIE. OBJE or ART
l.. ROUNENAr, 81 Rue Iisntevlle
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, PRECIOUS STONES Emsis
vaudorhcym Expert OF Tribunals. a. Rue TatboaG
LIE ROY n Fills. HORLOGERS DE LA MARINE, IS
and 10 Galcrie Montpensier. Paiss Royal
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NERVOUS DEBILITY POSITIVELY CURED By
ALIENS BRAIN Foop. 81 DITMANS. Astor House; ZITz,
1.24O Broadway; CRITTENTON, eth av.: ALLEN, 3I5
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DYEING AND CLEANSING.-NEW YORK DYE
ing and Printing tabshment Staten Island S Duane
752 Broadway, $40 9TH New York. l66 Perrepont
st Brooklyn. White and Ecru silk dresses dyed light
colors without ripping
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LONE JACK CIGARETTES; THE BEST IN TH1
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POOR RELIEvED.-DR. KEPHARD WILL PRE-
scribe Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. from IL
Eau ~ n
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GENUINE vICHY.-SPECIFIC FOR GOUT, RHEU-
matisn, diabetes. gravel. kidney diseases, &c.
HARTNETTS BALSAM OF HONEY AND TOLU
Is invaluable for diseases Of throat and lungs Bible
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POLITICAL BANNERS AT SHORT NOTICE
at HOJER GRAHAM'S 81 Duane st., New York.
PARMLY, HALTER POI 9TH Av.. -FOUR DOORS
below l4th st. Fall styles Popular prices.
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A PURE. RADIANT COMPLEXION Is ONE OF
wonians greatest charms is attanable by the daily
use of GLNSss SULPHUR soar which removes bemshes
cutie cular ailments OF
an admirable disinfectsn sold by Druggists See that
&c n Critenton PROPRIETOR is printed on zach packet
viii hon wi none a ren
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CHOICE NEW MESS SHAD. IN 20-POUND KITS.
Choice fall Mackerel. In 20pound kits
Choice picked salmon, In 20-pound kits.
GEO. G. PARKER. 257 Washington corner Murray st.
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CHALMERS BELGRAvIA COLOGNE IS DE
lightfuy and lasting for the handkerchief lux
urious for the bath. Try it, Sold At 25c
81.
, 1879-01-23
URANINE.

This is the most recently discov.
cred, and perhaps the most remark
able of all the coal tar or anlline
group of coloring substances, now
SO extensively used for the adorn.
ment of the finest fabrics. Uranine
is said, by chemists, to oe the most
highly fuorescent body known to
science. Its coloring power is as.
tonishing; single grain will impart
a marked color to nearly five hund
red gallons of water.
A most interesting experiment,
which anybody may try, consists in
sprnkling few atoms of Uranine
upon the surface of water in glass
tumhler. Each atom immediately y
sends down through the water wha,
appears to he bright green rootlet
and the tumbler soon looks as if il
were crowded full OF beautiful plants
The rootlets now begin to enlarge
spread and combine, until we have d
mass of soft green. colored liquid
Viewed by transmitted light, the
color changes to a bright golden o,
amber hue; while combination oI
green and gold will be realized, ac
cording to the position in which the
glass is held. For day or evening
fpxneriment nothing can he DrettipI
than the trials of Uranine, which are
especially entertaining for the young
folks. We are indebted for sam.
Piles of the color to the editors of the
Scientific American, who are send
ing out specimens, free of charge,
TO all their readers. The subscrip-
tion to the paper is $500 for year,
or SLIGO half year; and a better in.
vestment for the money could hardly
be named.
, 1879-01-23
FROM PORT DISCOVERY.

Jan. 20, 1879.
EDITOR ARGUs,- The Deacs,n arrived on
s.sssssth.N 80 Digs out from San Franciscc
relieving all anxiety as to her safety. Sh,
encountered rough weather and head
Winds. III attempting to come up the
straits she was driven out to sen and law
beating AROUND a week waiting for fair
wind to bring her into port; but she ar
rived Ia safety.
We were favored with a very interest
Ing lecture last Saturday evening, as per
appointment, by Mr.. Allen Weir, Grnd
Worthy Secretary of the |. o. G. r., OH
the subject Of Temperance. His remarks
were well received and appropriate to the
occasion. At the close OF the lecture it
was proposed, il there were enough who
wished to organize Good Tenplar lodge
he, (Mr. Weirl came prepared to do 20.
After consulting With several, it was
Thought advisable TO defer action in the
matter until more favorable oppor.
tlinity.
Lust Sunday night the little son of Mr..
and Mrs, ). Il. Pugh was taken very sud.
denly III. DIR. Minor being sent for, came
over immediately. and found the child
suffering from the effects OF worms. He
was soon relieved, aud Is now feeling
much better.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. }. Z.
Pugh, who met with the painful accident
week ago last Sunday, is doing as well
as could be expected under the circunl-
stauees and will BE- successful in preserv-
ing her finger.
The mill Is shut down for Il few days,
undergoing some necessary repairs.
Now AND THEN.
, 1879-01-23

PASSENGER LIST + The Pacific Mail
Steamship Compant's steamship City Of
Chester sailed fronl San Francisco OH
Monday, at noon, foF Sound ports. Her
passenger list Is as slfollows: For Port
Townsend, Louis He,spelton and vile.
Cllas. vogt, JAS. FlynS. For Seattle, r..
Toklas, z. Strong aud wife. o. Groenow
G. A. Meiggs. II. IA Page and wife.
Benz. Richards. WIN. Ofm, C. rhygen-
son and wife. A. f. Powell, j. Furst,
Anna Maria Nelson, ND. Inman. For
Tacoma, Mrs. L. A. Skinner L. r. Hen
derson and wife, Chas. Heneley, Pat Ma
gnire. For Olympia, II. G. skinner.
, 1879-01-23

SulppING.-rhc following is complied
from telcgmphic items: Port Townsend.
Jan. 18th, arrivcd--Bmkcntlnc { l. TaN-
lor. from Melbourne, for Port Blakrly,
Ship Topgallant, from Acapulco. for PolI
Bakclv, 10Th. hk Gen Cobb. from NriI'
beck, for san Francisco, biz Oregon. rom
San Francisco. for Scaheck, schooner La
Giroude. from san Fraucirco. for seattle,
blk Camden. from Port Camille. Tor Hon
o'uIn. bktne MOloc, from SIN Francisco,
for Seattle 2Oth. ship God Hunter. from
Shanghai. for Port Gamble, bktne North
Bend, from san Francisco, for Seattle, bi
r ! Southau,. from Australia via llunolu.
In and Rova Roads, for Port Gamble.
Dist, ship Alaska, from san Francisco. for
Seattle. schr San Buena Ventura. from
san Francisco, for Seattle. hk Henry
Buck. from San Francisco. Tor Seattle. bk
PJ Carleton. from San Franci-co. for
Nanaimo. 22d. bk James ChestOn, from
San Francisco. for Port Gnmble. Seattle.
lite, sailrd-hk Enoch Talbot. for san
Francisco. 22d. arlived-shiP Eldorado.
from san Francisco. Milton, 18th. sailed
-Srhr Excelsior, for San Francisco.
Port Bakrly. 18th, saied-Bktne II. Il
| Howe. for San Francisco. l9th. schr Re.
porter. for Oakland. Cal. 2lst, arrived
Ship Coquimho. from San Francisco
Port Discovery. l7lh. arrived-Brig Dca
con, from San Francisco.
, 1879-01-23

AMONG thi numerous vessels recently
arriving at.tkis port. consigned to McSsss.
Rotl.ssliild v Co., are the ship Gold Hun
ter, from Shanghai; the bktne G. l.. Tay-
lor, from Austalia; the ship Topgalaut
from Acupulcb; and the bark /. j. South
ard, from Sydney, via Honolulu.
, 1879-01-23

SUPPLIES and material for life-saving
station were brought to Neah Bay by
the Corwi this week. The schooner
Page also took load of lumber there for
use In repairing reservation buildings.
, 1879-01-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Preaching next sunday in the NJ. X. Church
morning and evening, ny Rev. $, A, Sturr'
pastor. Sabbath scnool at ?:l5. p. N. M.--Dr. n
y. Hill, snpt. Prayer meeting ON Thursday
evening atT O'Clock.
services viii be held in st. Paul's church on
sunday next at III A. W. and r. M sunday
school at2P. NJ. Evening prayer on Wednrs
day at O'Clock. Litany ON Friday morning.
at 10.
Regular services In the Prssllyteran Church
on sunday rext, ny Rev. J,rt Ayn1w. d !. stor
Sabbath school US usual.
, 1879-01-23

POTATOES lon her recent departure,
the Dakota todk from Seattle over eight
ihousand.bushels Of potatoes; and If two
Of the Sound crafts then on the way, had
reached port Ia time, would have carried
away IN the neigIborhood OF thirteen
thousand bushels. These large shipments
were made by two men-Messrs. Baxter
and Wilson---who, in the last month,
have bought fully fifty thousand bushels
of the surplus "spuds' OF Puget Sound.
Their potatoes viii all be shipped below,
where the market is at present good for
choice varieties. III consequence of theil
operations and rivalry. potatoes have gone
up recently al over the Sound.
, 1879-01-23

s@g The National Gold Medal was
awarded to Bradley & Rulotson for the
hest Photographs in the United States, and
he Vicnna Metal for the best in the world.
429 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
, 1879-01-23

POTATOES are selling in Seattle for 30
cents per bushcl wheat 81, oats from 80
to 60 cents. while hay brings, on an aver
age, but about SO per ton.
, 1879-01-23

rnE Governors proclamation. which
we publish In another column. VIII be an
authentic item of interest to the reading
public.
, 1879-01-23
DIRECTORY.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD II r. Nj u l. A RS.
GRAND LODGE or WA%IfINGION AND
BElIESIg COhSHI;lA.


NAMES OFFICES, 20. ADDRESS.
+. Kcnnedy..G. W. e. T"... KNmilchie, w. T..
W. Rnybould &c Coun...,.... Nanamo, B &
Sist + shakespeare. @ W V T..N Victoria, "
W II Roberts. .G W Treas Port Townsend "
Allen Weir. q w Scct'y. Port Townsend d"
SlSt l. Calvert .G Juv TEN. Seattle 4"
Rev q + Whitworth..G g Chup.... " "
B W IIa2en. ........G W Mar. Dayton "
Sist + j McNatt. .G Guard. PCT Ludlow "
l. + BaumNn. 81 Sentinel -. Victoria, &c
n 5 Portcr.....G A Srct'y,... Olympia, W L
Sist NJ CAMPBELL q Niece. Arcadia, 6
" Sarah Bean sc MaSsrns ger. Seattle,
, 1879-01-23

THE lands announced to be sold in Isl
and county on Tuesday of last week were
not sold on that. .layIaS the sale was post
ponrd until Saturday last
, 1879-01-23

A session OF the Probate Court of thi
county will be held in town on Monday
next.
, 1879-01-23
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-03
City Commissioners.

The claim of w. H. Meseroe, collector o
caual tolls, for $139 05 water rent, which
he claims the City owes the State, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Claims.
The City Solicitor reported that as the
water damaging the slaughter-house of
Kneclt 4 Bro. did not come from the
streets improved in the neighborhood Of
said slaughter-house, he did not see any
liability on the part of the City to repair or
prevent damages.
petition for fag-stone crossing at the
corner of Mary and Walnut streets was re-
ferred to the Committee on Grades and I'm
provements.
The payroll for last week was ordered
paid, as follows: Street cleaning 81, 431 CO.;
Inspector of Streets, 1928; repair of sewers;
$l63 SS; parks, $179 As; Inspectors of Nc
Lean avenue sewer, $50; Yardmen and
Timekeeper, $36; Inspectors Eighth-stfeet
Bridge, $18.
The contractor for the improvement of
Lodwick street, from Main street (Pendle.
tony to Drake Alley, was ordered to suspend
until further orders.
A petition complaining of nuisance ex.
isting upon the City Infrniary farm, was
referred to President Caldwell.