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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-09
WHAT HAS "NoT,, BEEN DONE.


We republish the closing sentences
of Summers speech on tho AlAska pur.
chase:-
AN object Of immediate practical
intereStwiii BE- the survey Of the ex-
tekSlvd md ipdsntcd coasts BY our own
officers bringing il all within the do.
main Of sci1hce. md ASSUMING to payi.
CATION much needed 'ssslb6s9oe, whilo
the Republic II honored By continue
alton Of pation.l charts. where execu.
ton vics with science. aud the srt 81
engraving 10 the ;lSautiful hsudmaid
AsssciAtcd with shis survey. and scsrcs
~ inferior in valne. will be che exsm-
ination Of the country by scientific tx.
plorers. 30 that its geological structure
may become known. with its various
products. vegetable and mineral. But
your best work aud most important
endowment will 10 the Republican
Government which. looking 20 . long
future. you will organize. With schocls
FREQ to oil and with equal laws. before
watch every citizen will stand erect in
the consciousness Of manhood. Here
will be motive power beside which
coal itself will be insufficient. Here
will be 4 source Of wealth moro mex.
haustibls than any fisheries. Bestow
such . government. and you will bestow
what 10 better than all you can receive.
whathsr quintals Of ash. ssnds Of gold,
choicsst furs. or most beautiful iv.Wy.
Twelve ysars have passed by. and
not one Of those practical snd humane
ideas has been carried into effect.
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A SUCCESSFUL sCOuxDREL.

There are instances Of successful ca.
reers Of crime which impel us to doubt
the efficacy Of our machinery for the
detectioe and punishment Of those who
prey upon socisty. The Bankers' Aago.
zine pubsnhes . remarkable instance
quoted Stom one Of the dsilies, Of coun
terfciting - profession. Frederick
Biebusch. The most notorious counter
feiter in tlIs United States. has drfied
the authorities and carried on his nefs.
rious businsss without punishment fol
twenty NIX years. During that period
lie has been arrested no less than 6fty
times on evidence which vas Supposed
sufficient 70 convict hun He began
cOuntsrfeiting in 1S45. when only 81
years Of age. and brought to his pursuit
q courage, patience. fertility Of resourcs
and sbsolute genius worthy of q better
cause. He accumulated . large fortune.
which hs used freely in buying OF dan.
gerous witnesses and sending them "a
other States. in bribing otiicssls and in
purchasing secret information 81 value
in hin business. Cool. systematic and
unpffncipled. be bossted that every msu
had HE price. and thst no courts could
hold him. In 1865 he was convicted ot
selling counterfeit notes. and was sen.
fenced TO ten yssrs in the Missouri Pen.
iteniiary. At the end Of 1--we mouths
the Governor Of the State pardoned
him out. and he ct once resumed hi,
old career. In 1869 hs wss sgsin con.
victed on Eve distinct indictments, and
sentenced to fifteen years imprisonment
He served over i've years 81 bis time
being psrdoned Gus BY tho Governor il
1875. Since that time he has been pur'
suing lis old business. and 10 now undei
arrest agsin. Now. here les man knows
to b s terminal. who has during his life
circulated millions Of dollsrs Of coun.
terfeit money, and yet be has escaped
the meshes Of the Law witt two shorl
imprisonments. retains his ill.gotter
gains. and still devotes his time and
genius to ev.diog the Law and swim.
ding the people. Such cases are moi
calculated to elevate our opinion Of tn,
majesty Of American law.
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TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING.

AyounR gentleman and his blushina
bride, who were recently married IL
Philadelphia. called the next week :,
an apartment house and were shown
the fiat that was 60 lot by the loQua-
sious psfsuh who oiIiciates o. isnltor
The estimAble woman who appeared "a
be good. mosherly soul. won't on "a
illustrate how very healthy the house
happened to be. "Thers was Nrs -,
on the nrst door; she came here = birds
and won't away with three children. q
pretty little things - svsr ! nv, men
An6 her vas MrS -, the sscond.
who had little son born to her here.
mem, and fourteen months after . l,stle
daughter. Aud, mem. Mrs -. on the
third door, Was . bride, tno, mem,
audit Was twins. mesn, within q var
II you please. mem. am the moth Of
four e the dArlingest - .Thsuks, -
said tho 1btidee- room. from whom |
CLEANED this Interesting aneciote; .'afteu
all. ! think il would be BITTER n 10 :
little further up town" Aud he lid
the brisle--"biushing again Into the
open cir and ont Of the healthy neigh
borheod.
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Some years sgo a ply sician inNindsor
Vermont. was call,d TO vis.t 8 p~t,rn:
living some miles out u the village,
He drove ont. aud a. hs VS. Assch,uQ
his horse the door opened ard . young
woman win child in her arms csm~
out. Thsy greeted each othor. and abe
said. oh. you arc tAs doctor. osme 10
bee grandmother. Sh~'s pretty eek
You'll hnd her ia sas house." He went
in and found . woman about f.srty. who
said. "Oh, you ars the doctor. You
will Had g .ndmother In ta.t way
In the room to which b vas dirvc.~d
he found IN aged. white. baird lady
lying on the bed. with her faC~ the
ether way. She vas quite deaf. and
did not notice HE aprroarh until be All
dewn and began 10 feel her palse She
turned and ssid. ..Oh, GU are Ii. doc.
tor. I'm not .i,k Ii Is mother Won
want to see You will ind her ia sha,
rsom" So into the n.x. RON he pass.
cd, and at last wss in the psesrnce III
bic patient. whose dsur. htsF. grand
daughter, great xrAnd-iiaaxhtes and
grsatGrsAt grad daughter hs had or.
oounterrd. BE fnand her a. reduced
- diesase aud old sgs (ahs wss 9s)
Mt - saw no chancs Of her liviro
0ess than . vesk. he told The family
- e0t q their request lsft medicines
ood lissoetous. Come three we~ka sfscr
y 49, driving BY aud 80 N old lady
p1sAiMa - chips. He palled sp his
heeee. i~tsading 70 ask when he ~.
Ns1t bed died. when che locked M
and aid. ''Oh, you are the doctor ~hc
came % - mo when I was o sick. =
DIE . ssill living. ~ .'chippsr" IN old
ladG 81 - = you will often -,
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

insl Wssknsss. 1mpeesaey. slGhs lsesss b
dreams. ptmples On ths Tee, ed lost naaAeel
can positively b. cured. he stch - a etsl
hes trsveled sxfeusivsly Il Bngupe, cd inepseool
thoroughly the various hoep1tels skero, obesiniaG
great deal Of valuable fnSoemsiieu. Which %
10 compstent 10 impar = thess % nesd - HI
unless he eject cue. psroons q 8 distaaeo
NAY NJ CURED At BONE All con.
nuaications strictly conAdsuttal. Yen 80 q
ons bat the Doctor. fesSons writing - ths Doe.
tor will please stsie the name Of the Pep thsy
s~e this advsstisemAut 10. Chseoso roaaonabls.
Cell or write. Address Oh. J. y. 0IBDON. Boa
1851. San Francisco. o1o.ASW1V
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DAsSKH0KR And ynIl0HT oARs on THI
Sesstls svsy Day (oundage esespes6l 6 To 4.
~. md 3 ?. =. Arrive . ueotno 8 an =, =.
.Ed =. Arrive = usveasejs = 80 !. =. -
R4rURxM0. isavs NeveaslIs 6 II a. \. -
JPN. Atstve ~ Reptca - Has 4. 4. ~ SIS
?. =. Arrive q ssstale q ?. 4. 81 ~.
Dspo'. Kim street, fsos Of Cewmveisl.
IN. GOTHAM. Gen. Hups.
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baltimore General Market.


Cotton firm aud sc better Middling. 9isG9'Sc
Flour fairly active and firm. HOwRrdstreet and
Western supcrfnc, 1903 so; DO extra, 50 75G4e5; do
family, g. 5O1i5 %; CITY Mills superinc, 1908 20; do
extra, s. 1904 %; do Rio brands 50 2j5 5O Patapsco
family, S62i
Wheat-Southerp steady and quiet. Western IN
active demand and firm. Southern red, SOL O5; do
amber 81 OG1l o. No Ponnsyl vania red, 0Gj6; No
Western winter red, spot and February, 81 O5A
March, 81 O61lC@i OG2S; April, 81 07Is bid.
Corn-Southern firm and quiet, with small receipts.
Western ste ,dy and firm. southern whlte,i)c: do
yellow nomnally i3A@iic; Western mixed spot aud
February i34GgI3,6c; March. l3A6Dl3ysc April, Il4C
bid May iis4 steamer. l0isc.
Oats scarce aid higher. southern, 30Il3ic Western
white, S-ep33c; do mixed. 3Og3lc; Pennsylvania, 800
Sic.
Rye quiet and firm. Southern. 5s@GOc; Western, 50
Qg5Sc
Hay quiet and nominally steady. Maryland and
Pennsylvania prinIe, sl0dll.
nrovisons firm and fairly active. Mess pork, old
t02i: new, SO 80 Bulk meiis-lOOse shoulders, new
3aiM33sc clem-rib Sides sc; packed new lac and
SIC. Bacon-Shoulders, old, isc; cear-rlb sides, new
&C. Hams, 9tpl0c. Lard, refined tierces, 74c. Butter
firm for choice; Western packed lS92Oc; rolls l59 nc
Eggs rm for resh at 2sc quiet for picked mt 10000.
Petroleum firm; no offerings. Crude, SS@s'sc; re-
fined, 0iac.
Coiee lirnl and in good demand. Rio cargoes, III @
l59ic.
Sugar ste idy. a son, s!adss4c.
Whisky dull ut 81 0SJs. 80
Freghts to Liverpool per steam easier. Cotton, ad
flour, % Cd; grain, Ilam74d.
Recepts-Fluur, 2,j5s bDlsi wheat, $4,000 hu; corn
$1,000 bu.
Shipments Corn. 1850
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTF

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
Strong vs. the District of Columbia; argued and
submitted Mr.. b. g. Lovejoy was appointed u
United States Commissioner Goddard VS.. Ord
way; 500 bonds ordered to be converted to per
cents. Georgetown College vs. District of Column
ba; hearing commenced. Adjourned until Mon
day, at ten an
PROBATE C0URr-JUSrICE MACARTHUR.
IN re estate John Shea, deceased; decree of court
appointing administrator In re estate James
Haughy, deceased letters of administration issued
to Joseph H. Whittlesey upon behalf of the Sol
diers' Homo bond, $500 In re estate John j.
Winckler, deceased; order of publication In re
estate Robert Nash, deceased petition of Mary W.
Nnsh for letters Of administration In re will
Thomas Burns, deceased; will admitted to probate
and letters teStamentary issued to Robert NJ. Me-
Donald; bond 5000. In re will of William Wallis,
deceased will fully proven and cause continued.
In re estate of John Frazier, deceased; letters of
administration issued to S. " Niles; bond 500.
In re estate Catherine Barrett deceased; order OF
distribution of moneys in the hands of the Reg
lister.
The following accounts were passed In re estate
Elizabeth A. Dunbar, deceased third account OF
executor and supplemental account. In re John
ID, Johnson, guardian third account of guardian.
In re estate Newton Harlan,l deceased final ac-
count of executor,
Adjourned until Tuesday next, at ten a. m.
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GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporte

About seven o'clock last evening, Henry Davis,
(colored) boatman, was shot nj the corner oil
Bridge and Congress streets, through the back, on
the LETT side below the shoulder blade, by an UNI
known white man. The injured man was taken
in by n friend residing between Bridge street and
schmidt. The doctor probed for the ball, but was
unable to find 1t.
Last evening a novel entertainment was given
by the little Schutt children Tin ye costume worn
by George and Martha Washington, ut the Curtis
school building They were assisted by number
of amateurs and little ones of Georgetown in songs,
tableaux, and Shakespearean scenes.
Last Wednesday night some person entered the
cigar store of Josiah Mathews, corner of Bridge
and Montgomery streets, and stole forty cigars, t.
teen bags of smoking tobacco, u frock coat, and
two guitars. He effected all entrance by means of
"A IN lsp kew
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINA NCIAL.
Nav York Monex Nlnrket.

Nrw YoBK, Feb. 7, 1879.
The dry goods imported for the week amounted TO
S32Sj,25S, and the amount marketed WAS s3,OSj3)L
Money was eusy all day ut -,
Foreign exchange was strong at ls5'a@ISd for long
aud iss l46tiS5A for demand.
Government bonds were generally steady
State bonds We're duh
Railroad bonds We're strong and higher. New Jersey
Central issues made further Improvement, selling
up 10 90 for consolidated Hrss, s2s for do ussenttd
slt for convertible assented, 0l4 for adjustment and
IS for Lehigh and WlkesbarTe consolidated asscnled
Chicago and Northwestern advanced to no, do con-
sodlted gold coupons TO lOiid O ~ rsis to VS.
Rock Island Gs to ll2i6 81 Paul rs,s to 49, Denver
ard Rio GTande lrss To 0i, Canada Southern Grsis Ia
7Os ono aud mississippi seconds to S. Union Pacific
Urs.S to l0S't, and do sinking tuU DIS To ITO.
The stock market opened s,rong and prices advanced
li6oa per cent ns compared with yesterdays clos ng
quotations. Amer midday the general list reacted u
GgA per cent aud 81 Paul common declined la per
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

EUROPEAN TOuRS.--MESSRS. THOMAS COOK
IL 4 Son. orlginatos of the tourist and excursion
system Established lsi and The only conductors of
tourist parties TO all parts OF the globe beg to inform
intending travellers to Europe, &C. that they have re-
commenced business In Amer ca IN their own name
for the special object ofassurng American travellers
the tull benefits Of their weRnow system, us CON
Quoted by them IN all other parts of the globe.
Messrs. 4. G. Il $, ms arringenlg ns enable one or
more passengers to travel by ans line of steamers
ing In large parties.
SPECIAL PERSONALLY. CONDUCTED PAR
III Els Mt inclusive ehurgeS covering all necessary
penses will be organized to leave at liked dates dur
Ing the OF 1870, the fares for which will be
lower than have yet quoted. Each passenger by
these parties will the best posi- bic facilities
and derive the full benefit OF reduced fares obtained
by associated parties no intermediate agent or speCu-
laor being allowed commissions or profits
Mr.. JOHN NJ. OOk, sole managing partner, Is
now in New York, and Will have pleasure IN answer
ing any written inquiries addressed to THOM AS
COOK ~ SON, 26l broadway, New York Postollice
box 4l07. teb7.4tFMW
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United STATES MARsHALs SALE.

BY virtue OF writ of iieri flcia issued out OF the
Clerks Office Of the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, ana to me directed, Will sell at public
sale, for cash. at the courthouse door Of said District
on MONDAY Y, the 10th day OF February, 1879. ut IL
o'clock No. all the right title, claim and Interest OF
George N. RIDER In and To the following described
property, TO wit Part of square $50 Washington, ID.
C., beginning for the same at point on New Jersey
avenue II feet IL inches from the southwest corner of
said square, running thence with the line of New Ier
scy avenue II feet, thence nOrtheasterly at right
angles with said avenue lU0 feet inches, thence
soulhwardy IL feet 6 inches, thence ut right angles
lO5 feet TO the place of beginning together with all
and singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon M the property of George n. Rider To
satisfy execution No. ljj3 ~ law In favor Of Alex
Sharp. FREDK DOUGLASS,
U, S. Marshal ID. {.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuctiOneer. ju1dts
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES NO. 1922 Il
STREET NORTHWEST.
by virtue of deed of trust, dated October 20, 1916
and duly recorded In Lber No. SAL folio Al. one OF The
land records for the District Of Columbia and at the
request OF the party secured thereby, will sci at
public auction IN front Of the premises on Monday
February H. 1879 at o'clock y. M, the following de-
sCrbed reul estate In the City of Washington District
of Columbia TO Wit: All that piece parcel Of ground
and premises lying aud being said city, and known
and designated ON the ground plan of said city as lot
numbered five 90, In square numbered Two hundred
and iny.Uur (25ij the said lot fronting seventy feet
on II street north, aud running back with that uniform
width the whole depth OF said lot one hundred and
my nine feet except that part OF said lot which may
be occupied or covered by II brick wall intended 10
separate 0nd divide the same from lot numbered six
M In said square, together with all the Improvements
thereon.
Terms of sale Twenty-six thousand seven hun
dred aud six dollars and twenty five cents, to-
gether with the expense of sale. In cash. and the bal
ance In six, twelve, and eighteen months, for which
the notes Of The purchaser bearing interest from the
day of sale, ana secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold, will be taken "A deposit of five hun
dred dollars VIII be required OF tie purchaser ut the
time OF sale and all conyeyuncing shall be Ut the eN
pense OF the purchaser.
This property will be sold subject to mortgage
corded in Liber N. {. r. -, folio and also subject 10
deed OF trust recorded In Lber So, folio ~, of the
land records tor the District of Columbia
JOSEPH T. STEVENS,
ian 30 Trustee.
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~ GORGE TRUESDELL, AuCtloneor
W 60 seventh street northwest.
rRysTFE's !s4LEoE two yALTABLE DWELL;

TRUSTEES SALEOFTWO VALUABLE DWELL
ING HOUSES AND BUILDING LOIS IN
GEORGETOWN.
by virtue Off deed OF trust dated July /, 1879, ana
recorded in ber so folio o. NC, of the land records
OF the District of Columbia and Of dc cree passed by
the supreme Court oil said District on tue 18th day OF
December 1875 In equity cause No bsJ} and at the
request Of the party secured, viii sell at public nuc
ton, la front Of the premises on MONDAY, the lih
day ol February. 1870, at o'clock m, the following
described real estate and premises stuate in the cry
Lots numbered twenty eight (2Sl twenty nine t2'i
hered twentyseven CD and thirtY.twO 1872, Of Ho
nieads addition to Georgetown, beginning kpr The
same at the corner Of lot twentynne (2OD undOt Gay
and Montgomery streets, thence running south one
hundred and forty liO) feet thence east three hun-
dred (tUO) feet thence north one hundred and forty
(iO) feet thence Ne,t along day sire three hundred
$500 feet to the place OF beginning excepting that
part of the above described property which on
veyed March 10, 1876. By George r. Fisher and vile TO
Frank Burrows, fronting twenty (-0l feet on Cav
street, by depth Of one hundred ana iury Ui) feet;
beginning on Gay street ut n point 40 feet from the
northeast corner Ola Ot whCrcOu IL laid stone iOuu
du,iou for u DWELLING thence south 10 feet thence
east 20 FEET thence north to the me Of Gay street 40
Terms OF sale: One-tliTd cash and The balance In
one and two years, Tor which the notes Of the pur-
chas secured by deed of trust h premises, and
bearing interest At the rate OF per cent per unnum
Will he taken or the purchaser may pay all cash. at
his option. \ deposit OF 500 III be- requiredut time
of sale aud II The terms Of sale shall moi be compiled
with In ten days the properly VII he resOld AZ the
risk and cost OF the deNulting purchaser
Jan 2J-WFMtd >, 10. BONp, Trustee,
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- GORGE TRUESDEI.L. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SAFE OF = J. IM lloy PROPERTY

BY virtue of u deed OF trust dated November 5,
1879, and recorded la Lber SOL folio 3i OF the land
records of the District of Columbia Will sell AT pub
lie auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY,
the 10th day of February, 1872 NJ o'clock p M, the
west half (e) of lot twentyeght (S) In DruryS sub
division of square two hundr d and nine COP IN the
city OF Washington, In said District, with the house
and improvements thereon.
Terms of sale-One-hah cash, aud the balance In
six and twelve months, secured by notes of the pur
chaser drawing eight rer cent interest and deed of
trust on the propery or all cash, ut purchasers OPP
ton. deposit OF 500 Will be required at time Ofsae,
aud If terms Of sale are not complied with in ten days
the trustee the right TO resell ut the risk and
cost OF detaulilng purchaser.
iun3O. FAIWtu =, II. BOND Trustee,
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II T. CoLDwELL Real Estate Auctionecr,
- sou street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE ON THE WEST SIDE or SEW NTH
STREET ROAD, JUST BEYOND GRANT AVE
NUE.
by virtue Of deed of trust, dated March ~, A. D.
1873 duly recorded N Liber No 7O5, folio 35 one OF the
land records for tie District Of Columbia ana at tire
request of the party secured thereby shall sgl at
public auction, In from OF the premises on THU RS
DAY, February 70, 1909 at four o'clock D. m tbs fO
lowing dcscii el real eHae, situate In The county OF
Washington, District Of columbia, tO,wit: Lot num-
bered nlnetynne (o), In Wright and Dpe's su1divis-
Ion of Mount Pleasant, together with the improve
ments, &C.
Terms; One.thId cash, and the balance I'm six,
twelve. and eighteen months, with interest NJ per
cent per annum, secured By "A deed Of trust on the
property sold, all cash. Mt option of the purchaser
One hundred dollars deposit and ali cOnveyRncing ut
purchasers cost Terms to he complied with la seven
days. l. q. kIMBALL,
febScod6ds Trustee.
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cent. Toward two o'clock nrmer feel ng set In again
ard the decline was more than recovered, The prln
cp activity was IN Northwestern, Lake Sh9rn blle'
~ Paul, and Delaware, Lackawanna ana western.
The general market closed strong The transactions
aggregated 2 itU shares. OF which $500 were Erie,
20 were Lake Shore 81 900 were Northwestern $500,
were 81 Paul, 23,O0 were Delaware Lackawanna and
WESTERN 0O0 New Jersey Central, ana B,vVO were
Ohio and Mississippi.
Tine lollowing we're the closing prices;
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Desiring TO retire from business, will sell my en-
tire stock OF Books Stationery and Fancy Goods at
the old stand, corner seventh and ID streets. com
mencing on MONDAY the 10Th inst, at ~ o'clock Il.
IN. and p m, aud continue the came from day 10
day until all is disposed of seats provided for ladies
GERMOND CRANDELL.
TIIOS. BOWLING, Auclioneer, fel 10