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, 1879-07-08
IOWA.


CnAnlroH, Luca4 Co., Juiy 7.-flax and oats
20 1,er cent short. Chtuvh.tuus aea doing co,l-
siderable damage. Spring wheat thin; will bp
halt crop, Corn slo!ns t!rst.ratr. Meadows
ulnl pastures light. .....
NEVADA. Story Co, July 7,-Chiuchbugs
hava commenced worirg u the wlieas: well
headed. howeyer. Corn looking worry tnc. Pxs-
lures good. Full crop vi hay.
Iowa ClrY. Jol,uson Co., July 7.-3nring
wheat not worth quitting. ChfncE..hugs arr very
bud. Soma uru cutting gnltU 4recD. to sayu
what IL left. Corn Is coming o,l Hnoly. Goln-
msuclltE tu tassol. Oats have Improved,
, 1879-07-08

The current III the river was strung yesterday
under tho Influence Of tho rapidly changing
winds ala ran both ways. troubling tugs with
tows an. larEo steam vessels md making river
navigation hazardous. Tile actlrs William
Jones, Donaldson, md Ahira Cobb arrived with
coal from below, and the current was 80 strong
TINT thu tugs having trnl In tow lutulcd them
ut their docks with difficulty. 1'ha prop Cole
rndo waa swcpt into t,r protection pier at liar
rson street bridge. niltl a'as compclcd to lar to
at q dock for sumo ttno before proceeding
further.
Lust night the currents were sgufn trouble
sotHc, anu several tugs Ind difficulty IN towl,.
vessels, and The stinr Ruby effected landing
after drifting about for sonic time.
, 1879-07-08

Carriers arriving III port from Csnadiaa ports
speak well OF lts rrugrtss th4t II bol,ls made
Ia the enlargement of The Welland Canal to ad.
nit ocean yessels. 1t Is thought posstoe That
By next seasou there will bc twelve feet Of the
work done. The two fret AdI!tsansk VIII hs
added by rats|n= the bauks When completed,
thc LOCKS will he 200 feet loBg by 10 feet In
width. son'e, however, src Of the opinion that,
a,ul appliances tiat csu be brought Into use On
tt~ new canal, It caliBot ba E,aue naYgabls t,e.
fore ISL, md lite Ill The seaaon ut slat. The
force now employed, which u safd to 30 full
project very col,mendhbIy. To'sdo topmntrssa'.
, 1879-07-08

BUFFALO. July 7.-Ciartcrs-Nnnc.
CIcarcd-Props c. J. Korshaw, 1000 tons
coal: Morley. LOCO tons coal, Milwaukeo, Nc.
braska, merchandise; 1ntcr-Occan, Delaware,
merchandise; Vanderbilt, merchandise;
Dean Richmond, merchandise; Portngc,
merchandise; 3. ". Blnnchard mcrcan-
disc; Oneida, merchandise, Chicago; schrs Col
lcn West. milwaukee,: j. N. Porter, Port lIu-
r0u; &. ". Dnvis. bl4 tons coal: Miami Hpllo,
Toledo; Capc llnrn, Clevrla,ul; Xach Chandler,
1,l25 tons coal: II. T. Baldwin, 1,000 tons coal,
Arconaut; James Couch, l,Go0 ions coal; Queen
CITY. 1,oo0 TONS coal, Chicago; Clepey Amuat
t1U tons coal, DGiroit; barccs Leader, Jupiter,
NJ. Stockton, Baglnnw; Norway, Osroda.
, 1879-07-08
PORT COi4l,OnNE,

fTSf1H7 1HHp'scE 10 1HF z77V9Fts = =
PoRT CotnOHsr. Ont. july S.-f.ake Mfchl-
gan report: 1'asscd tDwn-Stmra 8. Crtpkc
MIwaukeo to Moutrent. general cargo; Acail!a.
Chicago to Montreal. general clrRo; barGcs
Cortsandc, Milwaukee, TO Kingston, whcat; Lis
ger, Milwaukee to Kingston, wheat; Gibraltar,
milwaukee, to Kingston. wheat; stcam.barecs
lotIIair, Milwaukee to Kingston, wheat; lin-
roln, Milwaukee to Kingston, wheat; scfr Mys'
tic Star, Milwaukee 10 Kingston, wheat.
Up-Sehrs American. 0swego to- Chicago,
coal; George N. Casu, Uswcuu to Milwaukee,
salt.
Wind Southwest fresh,
, 1879-07-08

rot eunuRs, of Nephew pc1iou, mud will nnvcr
!nka him tu hi- 1,nl,.e Or lis ,n1tttcnca again.
Why. III IT. wirn jn'iue llrondi,ua,l.nf Mtssouri,
n1ni .1n'lyc sain hara',aIf, Of Illinois, nne any
eaIrs! M, Pel.on ID New YORK, tIte impudsnt
treated everskAly that way. Mr. ridden knows
fln hurt him, aIl will never trnst him again."
T!H aacrilcial Offering has bcon found; the
stnl'cgoat tor tlu, ctohcr dispatches ia Ncphow
ne', Western Dcmucrq,s. tho bar'l Is on .uo.
For furlhrr lMtsc,,latF Inquire of Conde &
Uutemnn, NJ Chcstnnt street, Ut. Louis.
, 1879-07-08

BnlpoEronr. July Observation-Disclosures. Mor-
ria, 5,0n bu cor,l, 1,::soo bu oats: Merchant, Dc
pue, 0.000 bu corn; JOHN Carter, lasalle, 6,00
bu corn; jack Robertson, Depur, a,So0 hu corn;
Venus, 0tiawa, 5000 bu corn; Gen. Mcclellan,
Peru, $500 hu corn l,so0 ba oats; Frederick.
Peru. B,U00 bu cnrn; prom Victor tientwp'ti.
I.b0U bu corn; kcnncbec, Peru, h.s'o0 l'n ct'rn:
Ontarfo, Peru, 5+!5)0 bli c.'rn: prnp Fcntless.
Morris. 4,00o bu corn; Brilliant, Norris, 8,ooo
hu corn,
, 1879-07-08


DErKolT. Micft., July lin the United
States Court t.,-tlay Jndea brown rendered
lcei4lun In The somewhat noted tz,llsiot,ease Of
,1c bargc y. II. latlirop against the srhr A. b.
tMooro and. gteup' barge paaleuttnc. 4 ilccrer
mas7 7orderet tttetef cdndenhtl'g" trotll parties,
apaortioning the dnlupges between them, asnl
ordering reference TO ascertain tic ntnount OF
damages. Tic libclants will move for a rcicar-
luz In a day or two.
4 special to the 7'ost aud Tribune frnm Saud
Beach says thu steum-hasge Chausberlaia had
her 1nasta blown out In thc storm Of Sunoar
night when OH Lake Huron. holtnd down. laden
With iron orc. Tho canvas AMI rigging were
snvcl.
Grain rites are nominal at 1s{c to Buffalo and
t59C TO Oswcgo. Quo cllarsIr was made to
Buffalo to-day at tic ab0vc rltc.
- A spccia! mcctEng Of tie Detroit 9nilors'
Union wns held today. at which Wages were nd
vunccd to $t.e5 per dur.
, 1879-07-08
son, Wndelln, Mary Jane, Dunfor,, Jamcs D..

son, Wnaelln, Mary Jane, DunfortI, Jamcs D,
SAWYER, Vampire.
Dowll-l'ra,s Marina City, Janes Fiak, City
OF Toledo. Niagara n1H1 rail-, Fast engiuaw ami
bsf9as, Wales u,Itl barges, Caldwell AMI rtifeurtt
3. Chamhrrun mud tow; Belre j. E. Qulhby,
Wagatuff, Ktnbali. MnntralM.
Wtnd-2onth. gentle; weaic. ffnc.
The stcaln.l,frgc 4. Chamberlain WIS relieved
Of f,Gr fore nnd snnin top nnatt and part of her
main mast during squali oil Point Aux Durqncs
last night,
, 1879-07-08
!" pINAFORE" RILEY.

juvenile rinafsre 't comp.ny, vas ' srouebt Into @
Central Etatt,u at 0 o'c,ock last eycnlnr anflrr
rouyoy of prtcetiye FINN. md Va. 1ockc,l
up 10 awalt Tic af71sai OF 40 o'i!cef
from I1ufrulo, who Is coming after
him wi.h shc nevessar7 papers zn.. ,eauIsts,p,,
m n cl,yrco ~ f,r,nrr .rio .rre.t ,.o. ,n,aa
u''ee'.s al .ne 'nstWatlon ot sls' oeaton' ol luz
American Express Cotnpanyt AMI Detective
Flynn gives tic details as follovs: Hc
WIS put unon tho case last 8atur-
n,, s'n. ""a ,,onss,,, us' 'e'os.snaua . A.
supl. hen'e"s' OIL nii'~aukee' "no causa1 'te
for = clan, suopcr with large crowd Ia the
we're dc,c,,rtnr,, ~ r,,no ,' hir. ' H. yirst,n
W., ms'e ue'..',,e' y, " a'asc n''' LUG s'ee'u'.
JIG nsrtvE'l there on The 9Th or June. anu
Lal stopped at tic Ecwhal House oil mud
nn ever since. Tho following are tllc allcga.
% A. 1,,,v.. 49,. "s .,,,. ". ms. esA . tss eeos
tu bulinlo from this city was slay :. when be
called Rt The Ainur|ran Express Companr's Office
:tnI lett t'tie for S5ot, signed Ph'llD d.
1tilry.H fur collection. A. Is the custom,
,lIr clerk said ths check could not be forwarded
Until tllc sendcr Has identified. Whcrcupoh
Mf: Riley loft. and presently returned with
tardner ~ TG , v9achsa for n The
hnf the delivery clerk sait!, "You
must be Identified" Riley went out.
nnd brought In John i. Rouch, who tcn'is tho
c!gur.stunh AZ Chupln d Gore's. Roart, ssitl
Riley was tall rtcht,' and he gnt the u,uncy.
OtI ti'r 9th OF Junc package continuing fs24
arrives! frnnl Buffalo fnr Nv. II. Riley, Mnsss-
soft House" The messenger who delivered Il
reroEnizrtf him a. the une who had sent to
Buffalo Lie cheek for S5kl, and who tia1 signed
fhflin p. Riley in the book when he got TINT
money.
About two weeks ago Riley presented two
cheeks at the First National Bunk. nne for 81 ,o
aud anosler for s7hU aligned Philip y. Riley.
II t1Iry wese Eo1d ul, tllr answer wae ''vcs.'
Riley didn't npprnr at all anxin,ls 10 ret
thu money, anil s[r. fAEe. who is
good judge of men. believed he was thu
rersun lis rc1,rrscu,et! himself to he, aud
iffe cash was paid, as hr wa Identified by Frank
yuucl,ed for by Mike Mcl>uuaItt.
i reporter saw Afr. Gage yesterday. and he
said III. bud no reason to believe tue checks to
he furgerius. IWr ware left for collection and
were paid By The buffalo bank in tius cetlrsc
Saturday Mr. sratnn, Of tl.r American TX.
t,rcss COMPANY, rcrcre.t letter fruln Jollu
Byrnc. cx.Gh!ff of Police ut Buffalo, mn, for.
rull E1urcss Company, stating tllai thc $i{h'
clrrk wns forgery, and askug him to
learn the whereabouts If Riley. MT.
Scatnn went III search NJ "Docl" Gardner.
wlu, when fotinu, sud hu knew nothing OF H.
lev Except tllat lc had seen him around thr
acquainted with hin through CIynes. Mr..
X ucf was equally we'll informed. lie know
the mquts uo!le WA Riley, and hc had
Eccu him nrnuul With the bows. Civncs
didn't know much ultrc about lin, though
hu was arn in the belief tint Riley was
, 1879-07-08

PoNr !lunoN, t!ch,. July z.-up-Propa
Jspa,,, Oneida, Mineral nock aud narYes, Aipena
md barrcs, Cuyaloga and ba'Ees; schfs Psra-
na, +. II. Davidson, Iris, L.; 8. Hammond, En-
terprsa.
Young, Hello Cross uni barges. starS Pfnslo
and barges; schra 0eorCo Worthlngton, Sea
bird. Otonabec. A, .tnsdeul.
Wlnd--south, gentle. Weather cloudy, with
rain. :.
poar HURON, Mich, Ju!y .7--1O o. m.-up--
sehrs stunpcds, loldru Eleece, iisli!. Juhu.
, 1879-07-08

8Psc1al Nsudckhi u ina 7FsaNHs 4
Bio LAKE,, ehrrburnp Co., duly 7.-Spripg
wheat will nearly oyrfeuIne the ELECTS Vt
drought. Some, huwuset, THU anl weedy.
Early-soxn4 Fifa IL showing half smut. Eatu
rafus tlavo flooded the tnrauows; but llttlo hay
will bv cat before tl9ryesl. -.
AHo.A, Auoi. Co., duly 7.-Spr!u. whust Is
, 1879-07-08
suSKrS nnrnor RAISED.

SUN h11N OIII1ET EfA1SF917s :
Tue larRu urtdea Of the Chicago Dredging d
Dock Company t.,at was suuk Opposite stle
stranded sc!.r Ganlrer, uft Linc0ln Park WINS
raisc,l ty the aid of Iltslcy's steam pump, mid
towcd up 10 Miller l,ros.' arytlork yesterday
still rtn,ains In i,cr old position, but thu eentlu
niru who aru Interested III her pr0pose to get
lrr off, evcu II It shoud cost more ttau tho yes-
sut Is worth.
, 1879-07-08

Nptet4I UslpafeA @ 9ft TF1SWN&.
LEBANON, Boone Co., Ja'y,7.-'s!uter wheat
IL telts4 harvested. uraln yerYtRood. Fifteen
20 twenty bushels TO thu acre: Dafs and Gax cut
:!.ott ty drought. corn .olng Vesi bus sma'l.
, 1879-07-08

'"snftfai DtspascA to M 7rssuxs
dAaDsxN, johnson ca, july 7.-Too wet to
stuck. Wheat averages twenty bushels. Oats
an,l t1ax 30 per cent alsort. Coru iAs beat W.
have eyer lta1 III every respect. Hay crop short.
Most OF thu corn III tastcl.
, 1879-07-08

8ntefai ntsnatcA 10 71s Ttftnnk.
InxRit, Miller Co., July 7.-Wtcat ill cut
anil taking the rnin. II It continues nucl,
longer. wheat viii 8prout tn t.ic shock. Drought
has cut oats ahurt- Curn doing well.
, 1879-07-08
PORT or CHICAGO,

Iohl VI Ib4tS1Oos
The following wcre The arrivals and actual sail
ings ut tnis port for tho twentY-tour hours eud-
Ing at 10 O'Clock lust night:
Prop Inniata, Erie, suMertes, tiars s1rret.
Prop Mnry Orob, South llaycn. snn.ll.ts, State
Prop Shy Lark, nenton, snnlrtos. State street.
l'Tu|, Messenger, Eenton. Htlntrtes, Sate street,
Prop Menominee. Green NaY. suadriey, Kush
Prop isui!aio, Buffalo, suult,cs. State street.
Ifop &. Campbell. L1.l'naton lumber. sampaon's.
ssmr Vofoaa. ii. Jos. snudtlc.. isash STREET.
schf ii. Il. Tackara, Grand Hawai-. jamber, Gov.
o.. trEnnsnt t:. ,,.t fier; inF;,..o. ,u,u. ,,...,
eSf Sf SKI eSuyixi E4s, soa Sa! Sorsh ase"a. n'st
Schr A. II; neers, aiuskegun, lumber. Twcnsy-
scht i: ii. stanlon. Frauktoe.. lumber Market.
Rchr Ottawa. hMskeyon. lumber, Mason slip.
sshr Jsnn'e Muin Empire p,Yr, lumhsr: Market.
Schr AhlEa cobb. Ashtahula, euaI, Adatps .t.oct.
sest Z nsStonsc s.a.,a, 80 ,1 lumber fvana' stfg,
ssSr sS savrs IssHs9 a@rn q1fs , Ms.Es s;sa,
schr Sardinia, Muskogan, Inmbef, Market.
sehr nonsIason. liadato.. coal Nvrti Hranch. -
schr Guido Sister Hay, bark, ,N.th l'Fanch.
kchF T. a. Scott, Er!s, coal, \. i. 1as.lEoa.e.
ssSr ssSr tso oisaa sSs aSs SsT; : street
schr Ncsun'ptioa Ford River, ln'uboF, Rush street.
ACTUAL. sA,ilNas.
Echr Windsor, 1laniktec, light.
schr Tom rHine. 2iuskeyon, light.
Scaf o. Il. JOHNSON, kanlstcr, light.
schr Senny tin1. Whito Lake, light, ,
Prop Mary t}EUh, South llAven, suudrius.
Prop \. e. Thompson, MaskrRuu, JixhL
Prop Trader. Peutwats., suudrles.
rroj, Lawrence, Cleyelnni. snuirte.,
schr Il. u. King, Ilullapd. light.
echt sum Flint. Buffalo. rrafn.
Echr Anaie Toy,1Ne, y htte Lake, ltIAt
schr Granada, White Lake. iifht.
HtmF catunt, st. J3s, sundsles.
rrup Aky Lark, ltenE0n lIarhos, sundrlea.
Prop Messenger, Uonton llarbor, sgnlsles
pr3p WAselly. liusfalu. aand1ina.
, 1879-07-08

f'nArtdi Ditpntch to TAe Tfttxn&
A1pA, Hall Co., July 7.-sprlng Rra'n Of all
kinds will fDnkr gGt,d crpp. Corn flrst-sate.
Nyo alld wInter wheat are heing harvested.
, 1879-07-08

Tho vigor q. .ynnth given 10 the aged aad tahrm
by nsiHE Hop lilltrEs. Try II.
, 1879-07-08

The scl,r Julia 3. Merrill will require new fora
md main gals 10 replace those lost III Sundays
squaIl.
a survey will bo he1.1 at once on tic partially
burned prup Scotia, ut the ttcrcllauts' i.pc.
Tint vessel stloltld not be confountud with tlc
iargu iron prop Seotsa, OF tile Commercial Linc,
Vcsacl movements during the twcnty-four
houra e1Ma!n, ut = oe!osk last evening were W.
ue,,allv light, But twontY sctlooncrs ansl eight
steamers nrrlycu, and five sGhuoners md Bcvcn
BteunIers departed.
The ttu1r Craze Grummon1, now plying be.
tween this port url South Haven, was built in
1SN} at rsltln<!enliia, nrccrllll. tn The Dclrpit
l'ost anl Tribaar. Her i,nl Is of tron, and she
Is tn good allapc at present: - + =
Cnpts. Church uni Illt' tic submarine divers,
the Hyde Park Wntcr.Work crh Tile accunt-
latto,ls Of sand III the structure arc f1rEe. AS
soon NJ thut Job II dune. tlle divers will go tu
Muskexon aud ratso thc schr Ward.
. I1.sEwNERg.
,,'I';g The tag oooaenow is receiving rebuild at
Capt. j. T. Palmer. Of Saginaw, has been ap-
polluted lighthouse keeper ut Chaslty Isauds,
III Saginaw Bay.
Tl,e new barge being bailt for the Menomi
nee Company, at Manfowpt, ia to be called tito
"Plnatort," uni will bc really Sept. /.
Tie oid ot1nr aia.,ltowoc has been raised ut
The port Ut that nauIe, nnl Will bc converted
into Il tow-basye.
Operat!ons On. the new Grassy Island light
will uc begun Hcxt afondny. Tile original Hight
Wns tut up tu lsiD. and rebuilt In 1861.
Capt. Holmes. Of the sgtr NcGa,,ner. who was
recently hurt ut Cleveland, will probably bare
to suffer the atnpntatlon Of ono Of his legs.
At Detroit suIloys nro scarce, ullG they waEt
$1.2aper day. There aTnuot enough here to run
stItrte a quorum Tor business lltertng Ut the
Union.
1t Is said tint The remains Of the burned prop
Montgomery hRye been purchased by A,spl,ae
parties. sincu she was nearly cretnaten, oae
Capt. Ed Napier takes easntnn,Ml nj the tug
1'abcotk to-day, vice Capt. t'corgc Smith, who
resigned OIL account Of IL desire to recuparatc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-30

HAVING DECIDED To MOVE OUR EXTENSIVE
BUSINESS TO BROADWAY. WE HAVE DETERMINED
TO GIVE OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS THE BEST
OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED TO PROCURE DE-
CIDED BARGAINS.
TO ACCOMPLISH THIS. WE HAvK THOROUGHLY
GONE THROUGH AND RADICALLY MARKED DOWN
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
WE WILL COMMENCE CHEAP CLEARING OUT
SALE on MONDAY. MARCH 81. AND WILL CON.
TINUB IT UNTIL EVERY ARTICLE Is DISPOSED OF
1T WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE FOR US TO ENUNERATE
ALL THE BARGAINS WE OFFER. BUT WILL MEN.
TIoS FEW.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-30

VIZ WILL OPEN NEW BUILDINGS, APRIL 10, wit
Stock of FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &C., &c. anC
present stock Hand will dispose Of all the Goods in
cheap will SELL present few Cuts OF some OF Goods
and will be that do not want any profit on hem but
present stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-30
Dress Goods,

1000 PIECES MIXED DRESS GOODS AT &c, oc,
Sc, ioc; REDUCED PROM 60. iOc i2lIc. i5c.
1900 PIECES PLAIN AND MATELAssR DRESS
GOODS AT I2Ie. lsc.. 49,. and zoe, MARKED DOWN
FROM Ice. $50. zoe and 2sc.
1900 PIECES SILK MIXED DRESS GOODS AT asc
AND SOC; REDUCED PROM $50 AND zoo
IN FACT OUR WHOLE DRESS GOODS STOCK Is
MARKED AWAY DOWN
, 1879-05-08
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April lS, 1879.
need not relate to you how grand.
ly the Republican cause is rising out
of the slough which has seemed to
deprsss it for the last year or two,
and how effectually the ex- Confeder.
ates are burying their hopes under
the dry rot of Bourbonism. The fact
is self-evident. The eloven- foot of
the Brigadier is sticking out from
under the Democratic mask, and the
people are observing it with no less
wonder than shagrin. 1t will be
long time before the North again
consents to place itself at the CON-
mand of the men who are exhibiting
what Senator Hoar, at last aroused
from his conservatism, denounced as
"plantation manners" The rulings
and domiueering spirit Of Thurman,
just elected president PRO TEN. of
the Senate, and Randall in the
House, are but forerunners of what
would oppress and disgrace us under
complete Democratic domination.
Another proof Of the bsrbarism
growing out of slavery was given
yesterday in Maryland a few miles
from the capital. A negro, who had
committed crime, was arrested and
brought to Point of Rocks by the of
6cer. A mob of old slave drivers
and their "poor white " followers
, 1879-05-08
PORT TOWNSEND W. T., THURSDAY. MAY s, 1879
TEMPERANCE WORK.

The 5000 drinking holes which
tho genius of Chancellor Crosby has
been rapidly transforming into "ho-
tells" are not having it all thsir own
way either. Last Sundays Herald
contained advertisements ofsseven
temperance meetings that day, and
this was but fraction. The City
Mission alone conduct 220 stated
temperance meetings year (; Prof.
Evans is speaking to crowded houses
every night; Sawyer il working
wonders of reformation and filing
the Park Theatre to overhowing av.
cry Sunday night, and l3 lodges of
Good Templars and 1S divisions of
Sons Of Temperance are working
more quietly, but doing precious
work nevertheless.
SEVEN YEARS OF REVIVAL.
Ten years ago Jerry McAuley,
prize fighter, thief, ex-convict, was
picked up by city missionary on
Water street and became changed
man. He could not rest with all the
wickedness about him, and after
few years prtient laboring II mission
was built for him in the west part of
that awful street. Here for seven
years Jerry has preached and sxhort.
ed, and his wife taken from the gut
ter also) has presided at the organ,
while thieves, drunkards and aban.
doned characters by the hundred,
have been led to a new life. The
revival has known no break all these
years, and though Jerry is now sick
with pneumonia, and has the seeds
of consumption actively at work
within him, the work goes grandly
on.
Besides this, there is plain, dingy
old Mariners church down near the
Brooklyn Bridge, where constant
revival has bsen in progress over
three years. A gray haired man,
with loving,kindnsss written all over
his sweet old face, simply tells the
sold, old story" to crowd of wea-
ther-beaten sailors, street roughs, in
their shirt sleeves, and Cinnamon
not few, and in these three years
over fifteen hundred of these men
have applied for church membership.
What woald'nt some of your
churches give for an outpouring like
that? %
Herod lives in New York, and to
save bis golden crown OF profits, de.
crees the slaughter of the tenement.
house innocents. Dives fares sump-
tuously every day while Lazarus
bsgs the crumbs from the rich mans
table ; but whoever concludes there
from that the city is with ut ten
righteous men has something yet to
learn about New York.
,a..,.c> MORLEY.
, 1879-05-08
Local and News Items.
The HyeTs Sisters entertainments IN
postponed to Thursday, May 10Th.
w,,rpr,s G w Hallp??

WHERE'S s. W. Hall?? ?P?
THE Olympia and Portland "stand-
ards " are swapping. gum and billing and
cooling in u way suggestive OF schoolgirl
friendships.
WE learn. by a private source. that Rev
John Rea. formerly of this place, was re-
Gently brought near the gates Of death by
typhoid fever. California life doesn't
seem to agree with him. He is, however,
recovering.
THE Seattle people do nothing half
way, and the manner they have taken hold
OF the immigration scheme looks like
business. People is what Puget Sound
needs most of everything. With them
capital will follow, and the great resources
Of the country will begin to be developed
as it deserves. We have valleys and
stretches of river bottoms of the finest
lands, where thousands Of people can
make good homes; and with these to back
other industries everything will prosper
Every one should aid the Seattle move
ment all that is In his power, as it will
help every portion Of the country
Transcript. :"
THE steamship Great Republic was In
sured as follows: San Francisco compa-
nies-Union. $4,000; California. $1,000;
State Investment, $1,000; Fireman's
Fund, $2.5OO; Commercial, $2.5OO; Stand
ard, $1,000. Foreign companies--swiss
Lloyds, $1,000; South British, $2.500;
Paris Underwater. $4,000. Total, $685.
600. The vessel cost p. p. Cornwell $780,
600, who afterwards repaired her, but at
what cost we are not reliably informed.
The vessel, while on this route was. by
steamship men, declared to be running
behind, and as the o. S. N. Co.. did not
Or would not buy her of, 1t Is no doubt a
happy streak OF fortune that she stranded
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eyes all Christendom yearns to learn the
number vi apples Adam and Eve ate In
the Garden Of Eden, and trembling'y
awaits the korrect responsive kry. Two
correspondents volunteer solutions:--
One thinks that instead Of Eve and Ad-
am s, also. total IL, that Eve S-l--9, and
Adam S-l-2-Il, total 20: the other cor
respondent writes ~ calculate that pos
albly Adam and Eve together ate 30 ap-
pies, thus; Adam ate (S) and Eve ate too
!sN. Who makes It more?" We Go.
list. Adam ate (sl) and Eve ate one too
lelsl, total S93. Good-bye--tor this Is
abont as many apples as any garden can
ralse.-Ex.
Adam ate one (sl) 'tis true, and Eve
ate one too for aught (Sl240) we know,
because Adam did; but we think Adam
ate one too for to (sl242) satisfy Ewes
curiosity. Total le2,5s2. Ahem-m-n.
, 1879-05-08


IHE main whisky saloon on San
Juan Island was closed April Both.
Our visit to San Juan last week
was fraught with some degree of in
tersst. The school house in district
NO. l, OF that island was well filed
on Thursday evening, althoug II the
weather seemed quite forbidding.
Alter the lecture there was little
singing to pass away the time during
heavy rain shower, when all re-
turned to their homes. On Friday
evening San Juan Lodge held a
msstlng, at which we installed the
Oncsrs for tie ensuing term, and
conferred the degrees on the charter
members. San Juan Lodge is pros
pe''ng' and already has twenty-six
members. Long may it flourish.
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view JaCkson's best Navy Tobacco
, 1879-05-08
PLOTTING.

MoicE to Steamboat men or Corn
manders of Government Vessels.
MASTERS OF VESSELS, REOUIR-
lXl ing the services OF pilot to Alaska,
or any OF the inland waters Of ths Coast,
can be accommodated by applying to the
undersigned, whose experience as pilot ON
U. ). Government and other vessels, ex-
tends over period of twelve years. Apply
by telegraph or mail j.. w, KEEN.
Skagit City, Washington Terry. [2:3m