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TAXES "SWORN OFF"

prpsoNAL PROPERTY EXEMPT BY Law.
-.,,-,7roS oY THE LIST OF PRoPERTY-owNERs
wuo DECLARE THAT THEY HAVE NO TAXABLE
PERSONAL POSSESSIONS.
Tho list of persons assessed upon personal
.,onertv. who have shown to the satis-
tas,;on # the Tax Commissioners that
.nev own nothing properly subject 10
..,,snt my under the Personal Tax laws,
soptinued below. The various reasons
wb;cb the law holds valid for the exemption
Of nersonal property from taxation are SO
0,,usrous that it cannot be considered sur
prisiDg that the number of persons VINO nave
"sworn off" their taxes is very large. Inc
reasons which were found satisfactory by the
Tax Department are given, together with the
names of the persons assessed and the amounts
of the assessments.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
CIVIL NOTES.

The motion for stay of the discontinuance
NJ the amt AGAINST the BROOKLYN Elevated Railroad
which was brought by the Attorneyenera was denied
Yesterday by Judge Gilbert III Brooklyn
Suit was brought yesterday in the Brooklyn
City Court by Mrs. Caroline Dlckerson against tEe
Brooklyn CITY Railroad 10 recover $4,000 damages io
iIe received nv her from the conductors starting of
n car while she was aghiing from IT, The jury gave
verdict Of 50 900 for the plaintiff.
Charles Miller. age twenty-six years, OF NO.
7ls East Ninth-st, arraigned hy Detective oC'h-
nor of rhe Eleventh Precinct, complaint OF Adler
Raner dealers in bakers goods OF No 726 East SIXTH
st. for emhtzzliug the sum OF SiS. collected lioh H.
BOeser OF Tenth-ave. aud IhiIty-secohdSt January -
While I'm their employment il IL alleged that hc has
collected and applied 420 to his own use belonging 10
his employers lie was Icmanded
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THE COURTS.
CLAIMING THE PROFITS OF A LOTTERY.

CLAIMING THE PROFITS VI Loi In
Suit has been begun In the United states
Circuit Court by Marcus Cicero Stanley against Cnares
Howard and others, who are managers OF the
Lottery Company. for accounting OF the prons VI
the concern an interest in which the paintin Claims
The complaint alleges that some years ago the 'i-
siapa Legislature granted to the plaintiff 1raneasse s
for the carrying OF lottery scheme shortE rae
occurring the privilege Mr.. Stanley went 70 Eu.pp.
and never utilized the franc chse. 1t is alleged tnst @
about years ago Howard and others organnIer this
present Louisiana State Lottery Company unuer tns
ranchise aud the plann now clains share % Ss sa as
profits Howard did not appear yesterday, AZ ne nas %
returned TO New-Orleans Application was MADE 10,
another subpoena Howards arrest for being engago1
I'm the lottery business IN this city occurred not on
The January term OF the criminal branch OF t tae
United States Circuit Court opened YESTERDAY nn,rn
Benedict presiding. Judge Benedict handed uow ~ ~
decisions in the motions made by exJudge
and General Foster to quash the Indictments "s""'
about thirty lottery dealers A., l., ,,,o,roor,
In the case OF Zschoch he held that the lndicInen
should be quashed, owing to ambiguity OF cerisn sh
facts set forth in It, In all the otneI cases, ne ' WV
indictments 10 be good.
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HoyoRs TO RECORDER HACKETT's MEMORY

In the General Sessions yesterday, as Il hiaih
Of respect To the late Recorder Hackett, Part H. was
adjourned until to-day. Part ]. was draped I'D niou'"
ing on the bench were Judges Glldersleeye and low
ing Recorder Smyth, and eX-JudRes BaDee, BedIol"
and Sutherland Oliver X, King OF No $50 ,ah i
was appointed foreman Of the Grand Jury ~
regard TO Recorder Hacket were made Dy DIslIc.
Attorney Plelps. John MeKeon, Judge Giq1r
Judge Cowlng, Recorder smy tn, william Il. Howe duu
ex Judge Sutherl
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
Wfean Cleaners.
A MEXICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE.
IN FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Only Transatlantic Line under the AME RICAS FLAG.
Sailing every Thursday IRON Philadelphia and every Wed.
nesday from Liverpool
BR. EN- PIR RE- WEDNESDAY, Jan. Z. 8 q. m.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
WORDS OF ABUSE NOT CRUELTY.

Tic suit TOT UIVUTCt UIUUSHV u! 4'T'''
ref Ruckman against Elisha Ruckman. wealthy oys-
terman n Tappan which attracted considerdDie a"en
ton at the rIa in the Supreme Court, Special ler
few weeks ago. was decided Yesterday by Justice Bar
rett He concludes that the evidence is NOT suhcic'
support the claim for partial divorce on the ground W
crielty He holds such there must cln
be actual violence reasonable apprehension OF pou
ily injury No abuse however Grcss 10 suhioIch|
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06

BROTHERS AND SIsTFRs.-(Scene, skating
pOnd Grown-up Sister very pretty" on. Charley, II
you must 20 away, can't you Introduce me TO one OF
your schoolfeIows, TO look after me t you come
be so rough a fellow TO fag him cut like that p
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Ciin propsrlp manteo.

WANTED Immediately, for cash customer,
w arst-class house Murray HlL 49,.
' s. b. GOODALE q CO.. west 2idst
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, jan o. 1850.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
rUw YORK CRY

Crosby st. Nos % and 1875 Elizabeth Gale and
husband to Henry rthnr ;s;s7 a. ffac
Camp and wife 10 william Gleason.
Madson.ave. .. l26 MaIble-st, ls19O John Kirby
ana wife 20 Patrick McDemOtL iOG
Madison ~, n A. lot No 10, % 7rl 90 Charles XII
een and wife 20 Newd0rfer for another. az
RapSsiic referee % To- Margaret Jones 1856
reouatti. ~, lot No 80, 25NlUO Florenco Esca-
larte 10 Charles Escaante. II
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THE LIST CONTINUED.

prs1pyNr AND NONRESIDENT TAXPAYERS Az
srssED FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY EXEMPT BY
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.,as Ass,ssmsnt E1cttse
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
Real Cslale 10 Gxlban9e.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. very desirable BROOK
IA IyN BROWN STONE DWELLINGS,, IN complete
order Tor country residence or farm j. o. HOfr soN 70
Nassau-HL
OWNER IRON NINE would exchange for
" real estate basis Address IRON Post once BOX
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
gitn Real estate for sale.

Brooklnn Real estate for Bale.
EVERG BROOKLYN. - House,
II barn and for a, 800; easy terms RULAND &
WHITING, Deekman-st
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fine ARTS.
60 Whom II Map Concern

XVANTED.-Info of the heirs of Cap
w tain JAMES SMITH, deceased; a Norwegian by
birth who from Christ ensen 10 Liverpool aud New
York City between lS40 aud ls45 was marred IN New
York 10 an Irish woman and to California IN man
steamer IN 1919 leaving wife ana two sons who ylpg.
something to their advantage by addressing WITH
proofs Of their identity. J.. W. HITLER -
Administrator Of the estate OF James Smith deceased
Martinez Cal.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
Eerlnres auo meei,uus.

NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-Tbe
~ annual meeting viii De he'd at the Librsry on Tuesday
WATTS DE PEYsTER will read paper Sir John Joh
son" ANDREW WARNER, ftec. Secy.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-04

Coos BAY HARBoR lxfRoyRxExrs.
The Coos Bay Ners has the following
to say about the work being done on
she harbar: The work on the cribs and
scows has been pushed rapidly forward.
end four nsv cribs are finished and an
other enc In progress. Two large
scows for the transportation Of rock
have als0 been completed asd rowsd
up Salt river, where tbey. arc to Be
loaded. Esough rosk las been quar-
sied to hred one Of the barges. which
was towed Down by the Satellite lxst
Thursdsy. How much more rick has
been token out We have not yet learned
We are informed TT The FIRST crib will
b placed 10 position md filed With
STONE next Monday, Il IL FEATHER per-
mits. There will be eix of the cribs,
about IS feet wide BY 50 feat long
each. making in an . wall Of abope 800
feet in length. These cribs are i0neuse
structures. Ard it would be almost
impossible foe them to be made any
stronger. the tisnbess being dovetailed
into each other and fastened along the
sides and ends by iron bars II inches
eQusre aud thiee feet in length. Each
crib IL divided into fous compartments.
the cross timbsrs being 6osstsiled into
ths,.s ct the sides aud s6ease.y fastened
in the center by the above nentionsd
bars. The scows are also very substan-
TALLY constructed and will carry about
ESQ tons each.
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ARRIVAL oF TUE DAKOTA The
s,ssnship DxAo... d r Cs;fitfs mas
tor. sailed from San sFrscisco slsHh
10th, al neon. and arsived; here's 4
o'clock P n April ST. Had iine clear
weather with northerly winds the en-
tire passage Following 10 list Of
he: consignees: Agar & Nixon. Poyd
4 Poncia. D r Osbora. --Cs4wfaed 2
Harrington. @ p Stme& co. cA&l<S
Lair. d O Pearson. Eagle Mill Compa.
nv. r w Xusthoff. r O Astcalf, q +
Asginnis. Fraueuthal Brus, s0rddltA
Davies. II E Levy. J r Pollock. :
Inquest. D A Jennings. ] 4 G GAsche.
J T Mitchell, ] W Brown. q W Scott
] w Biglow. Kelly & Young. Kellogg
+ Snyder. L 3 Rowe. Mrs. n A Ror4t.
y B Haddncks. N T Cody & @, r
Whist. n T Blsnqui.t. . Halishorst.
II Flynn. Preach 4 Crawford. DeAvav
backss Bios d Co. Stsrah 4 Co. 3
Baxter & Co. b = Baker. 3 Ksnnsy, 4
F Hoskins, S @ Bsssdise. sTokl6ss &
Singernas. Trsen d Raymond. Wsld &
Campbsil. Wa Cb0og. Wsddalt q
Miles. W 81 Pumphrey. w Martin. W
Asydenb>uer. w Berry, Weils. Fargo
& Co. -~i 'S@s>@IA IL AN4c
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED The steam.
ship Dakota. brought the 70 lowing
lsst of passengers: Mrs A E Meiiett.
Mrs john Leary. II 4 Levy. Samuel
blair. William Chase. J r Pollock.
Miss Thompson, II Young. w g Bau.
b T U born. s Kenny. JAS Brown and
wife, Mrs Mcdonald aud 2 children.
A H Lii, MIS- Baker and 2 children.
II B Williams, w p Boyd snd wife,
John Ellison. J Martheson. wife and
child. L Matthew'S. = Carkeek. wife and
8 children, 8 Anderson. wife aud
children. G 8 Taylor, w S Lu.coms. d
Morris. Helen Norris. u d ising,
John Conner. W NJ Siegfried. c P Dob
son. w Stone, w L Callsnsn, w J
Sullivan. Z H Terry. + Metoalf. II 3
Thonps n, 9 Ohannn. H Smishmen.
e Beckof. T'W Palmer. J Jsrksou.
wife aud child, w Davis. u II Davis, L
Londqai.t. wife and 8 children. A J
Dinphey. L whittsey. J scanfrd. n
w Kennedy. John Morrison. NJ Nc
Grath, T Early. H Robinson, I Hall, N
Nich.lson. q BartLolunan. F Francisco.
X Frsnclscs. 81 Morss. A O'Nsil. w
Johason, John Ray. ] Dolan. H b d
Mc0ear. y II Wise. aud several Chi
nesc.
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GALA DAY At VERONA. When the
steamship Dakota arrived 1t victoria
Friday afternoon with Nj Onderdonk,
contractor for the construction of LIS
miles Of the Canadian Pacific kAilrosd.
from Emsrys Bar 10 Ka,ploeps. will,
corps Of engineers and surveyors. &C.
companied by Governor Trutch. Inspec.
tor OF Railways for the Canadian Gov.
ernmept, 6 sceue Of tho widest excite.
mont prevailed. Cannon were roaring,
bauds pl.Iing. people shepting. Aud
bunting aud Dannerl were 20 be soeu
from almost every housetop. When,
in response to prolonged cslis. Mr. o..
derdonk appeared. aud ansu1sd them
that he hal come % business. aud 4
commence work 1t once. the cheers add
shouts were fairly deafentn9. fh.
Canadian Government has appropriated
5000 600 Cor the vork. asdSths oou
tractor has given bonds o DO it fos
that amount. We hope the hiahsst sx,
pectations Of our British COUSINS mai
be realized, -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-04

Il 4
Pass HIu AROUND : Most every
pereon in town remembers DR.. Snyder.
vho was,hess . sospls u month. ago.
aud rsp. on leaving forgot 20 ssttle HE
hotel bill, ana rcds Oh one Of Glen
King s.ddls horses. which after keep
iug auay fas ten or tvalve days, be
retu.n~d through the 6poksns stage
driver. bat neglected b remit the pay
fr The uss u shs animal. THIS lodi
WIDEST y Que of the most degraded men
chat walks the earth. and 10 the reports
concerning him while in this city a'e
true, 20 family. hosevss virtuess and
re,te6tahlc, il sate from bic villAinnus
approaches. From an exchange Ne
clip the following concrrning him
I'VE hope our sssis ne in this upper
csuslry WIll b - The lesskOut ter Dr.
Snyder, biik q ske meanest type,
whs stole nan's wife in kA.sas and
bsopGht hse 30 Oregon. clsasi~s che
~ Assiooes, il vns - . lern.d
ttey wsrs living - hnshand sud wife,
whrreupen they wess arrested. but By
somo defect In The warrant the case
uas disn.issed. aud before neu paper
could haeaeies 0at. tAs Dsetos escaped
10 our Territory. and vas on the S,and
! few days ago lie claims TO % Z
q. mister in tbs CAmpbellile o. Chsis-
tin Chasch. "--Colsax 0sseftS
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DEATH OF A PIoxEEa.-Abner Mar
tin died in Steilacoom, yesterday after
noon. at the advanced age Of % yssra
and 8 monthas vNs Nsrtip Was born
in vsreinxe. md ean0 aesoss the phls>
in1Sae. sottDingiu herse countylAtal
fail OF that year. His family contested
at wife. O. con and > daughter: ,ths
daughter. Mrs p Reach. OF seattle
being tho only one now left. The body
OF Ar Martin Will b buried ia the
cemetery near SteilAcoom. alongside
those of his wife aud con. Is
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ENGAGED - The jirrct. - Of ti,e
NeWcsstle dia,ri,t s:hool authorized
the principal Of that institution. Mr. Jsi
Hill to engage the services Of some
proper person 10 cot - assistant tsach.
or. Mr. Hill. white 10 town yesterday.
engaged Niss. Lima Psn6sld, who will
It s1os enter upon the discharge Of her
new duties. Miss Psn6eld 10 . 1oupg
lady IL l,berel educatioo aud do ct
tainocpts snd q halter selection could
not have besn nAlG. We congratulate
the parents Of Newcastle in the good
for. une they have had in the selection
Of teachers for their children.
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SHIPPING AT HONOLULU. Tho fol-
Loving named vessels. we'll known 10
Puget 6oand commerce. were ct Homo
lulu during the 1rst fortnisht in March:
Ship Otago; bark Rainier; barkea:iues
Gssce Roberts. Eureka. Discovery,
Frsment and Matte. 1acleay: schoo-
ners " H Mey6r, Jessie Nlqk bsson. y
L Beebe. Cassis Hay ward, E6lesa. and
Hsrs. Vessels expected. on the 18TH
included the ship Gen Batter; barks
Jenny Pitts and Liszie MArshsll bark
snsins Emma Augusta; and schooners
Alice and American Girl. ;s.s i
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CHARCOAL CoNTlAcr.-Ns. 3. b.
Miller has received : contract from the
iron mining eonpsay - Port Town
ssnd, fss farnishisg "a, 600 hnshelsuf
cnatcost fos The works nt that plact.
~ y will employ : foscs u men -
eeso wagk r easex an
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-04

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH "A sermon
10 the forenoon will b. preached bJ
Rev d Bagley. Sunday School at
l:H. Young Peoples Meeting Ut
-. So ~ Z aszew 81
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Y. II. c. A.-Rev d 8ag!sy win
preach HE farewell discourse ct 4 'r.x
today. All are invited. e l.sisat !
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AHk ELIZA ANDERaON--Ao0 OOAls
still assists j" holding in petition the
side OF one Of our whssvss, from which
she has not mhved for over two years
IL Il y great pity To see 80 valus BILE .
piece Of property deliberately ALI. wed
20 60 to ruin and dsc~y. The Eliza
Anderson il By no @eAn, IN old .ad
worn out tab. Bu,lt i.s- 1883. che il
just attaining her majority. The 6rst
ten years OF her career we're urcessi. &
~ useful; running. MS sh. did from
Olympia TO victrriA duri"g al that
period II growth and prosperity. .aak-
ing for her owners FROM two l., tive
Thousand deli1ss every month. clear Of
nll-.&xi'e..iisusss They knew the
value Of the trade. apd tenaciously
hung to it until bought vff 10y the
STAIRS for $4,000. Tue first real op-
position tuoounlered by the Anderson
on the route was that gwen her in 1861
by the Enterprise. then commanded by
Capt Jones aud pursered BY Mr. d b
Finch, q: that time a poor young man.
Of whom little or nothing was known.
The Enterpriss carried the mail under
the Parkinson contract about six
months, when she WAS sold to thu Hud-
son Bay Company for $50 .O00. and
taken froa, this route and put On that
to New Westminster. Hss departure
left tue field 70 the Anderson again. On
board If which boat Mr. Finch secured
the billet of purser. followed hses b
hecUubinsd lsillst Of purstr And cap
tain. For three years the Audssson
padded over the route alone. NO other
passenger boat being employed in any
part oil il. In 1864 big stsrnwhsel-r !,
called the Alexandra. was put or BY
Capt WIN Moore. Of Victoria. but did
not long remain. after which the An
derson Again had tie route to herself
for two years. The josie McNear WAS
brought around from the Colunbis in
1866. followed b.. the New Werld in
1867 aud the Wilson @ Hunt in 1869.
oil OF which cut rates aud ran sgsinst
the Anderson. The owners Of the lat
ter soou got control If the New World.
and sent her to San Frsncisco. later
doing the ssme with the Wilson q
Hupt. Il 1869, Asssrs Finch anil
Wfieht. owners Of the Anderson. built
aud brought out the Oily 0pia. 70 which
they gave the route, thea nd~rsoO being
laid up for the 6rst time 10 ten &c .rs
The Anderson made few trips IN 1870
against tho Aida. aud from, that time
to this. except . few more trips made
in 1876 from Seattle to vict"ri.. has
been without route or empluy msnt.
lying idly assisst Olympia and Seattle
whafves. SHE vas On excellent sea
boat. . good fr.ighter and for The
times . fair passenger craft. making .
rate OF speed about equal TO tina. Of the
Anuie Stewart. 1t 10 said that 22j 900
we're offered for her four or 6vs years
ago, the refu.al OF which seems now to
have been piece OF supreme folly.
she has been allowed t. lay idle end
ssssil. - such property quGkiy dds~.
until her repair aud future use have be.
c,ms highly improbable II not actually
,mpessible.
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II. n. Werner d Co :-GENrLRMEx-
Without solicitation l desire to express
to yps my high apprecialiou of youe
remedy. kDow1 aasWatuer's Safe KID
nSy and Liver Cure. Some time since
my attention WIS called to a gentleman
who had for long time been a great
Sutfessx. - Aftss sp'4king a. thosypGh
sxamis,A mr ofSt6e case. 4 'foohd that
bis kidneys sud liver were badly af-
footed. Not without hesitation I pre-
scgibed your Safe kidney and Liver
Core. The result. after ticking two
bottles. has been satisfactory in the
extreme. Without hesitation. I would
now prescribe the same remedy to all
similarly sMiced. Yours truly.
~..s.,,en4 II. CAULKINs, NJ. ID.
The above you are NJ liberty to pub
''' IVY 9"s lEggf2t,
TlsJ Coa.6S J0Aliay killa remain
open few days longer to accommodate
those that lnsyea net sbeen sble to get
sittings. ID. r. JuDKINs,
-. 1er Photographer. /,
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Daily lNTELLIGENCER.



April showers sre sI~ fashion in
weather just nos.
Preaching. by the pastor. il the n.
8. Church It II a X. sad ~ P.x. TO.
day. <.<@s
The new stsreaof " HEife, In Eat.
esn Warrington. viii - opsnsd .,
Ainswosth. 4as7sssssaa s.ssss
Hon L 8 Thompson. from Washing.
ton City. arrived in Seattle last eveo.
ing, aud 10 . guest ut the New England.
The prosecution OF Bridget Gala
CHER against Col. Parish. in Portland
for defamation Of character. has been
withdrawn.
Anyone wishing white help at their
houses. can procure the services Of an
experienced woman BY addressing
" Housekseper." 1t this office.
The flags on tho ships in port were
oil thrown to the breeze yesterday
afternoon. in honor ii the arrival on
the Dakota Of Capt Samuel Blair.
Charley Chilberg is 10 town for q
lew days. Charley is . horny. banded
hard fisted farmer on the fats near
Laconncr. where he II preparing "a
grow hops and sugar beets.
The Cottage BY Tbs Sea-" has been
undergoing thorough overl,sn,ing
ard renovati.g. The present proprie.
tor il determined tn kee" Is neat. oom
Portable snl orderly house. 1t al hsx-
ards. -
The Dakota will leavs hers1sssVie.
toria and San francesca on Mfsdn4pdsy.
April 9Th. ~ 4 oc clock il = 10 uIoesfkk.
In the meantime sbc VIII Wait Olyu6DIh
and Tacoms Among the freight - Be
taken by her is . quantfsy ~ ss~v~s
from the rev barre. factafy;; the Int
shipment fromthst concern.
While ihe improvements hsv~ been
going on ut the Masonic Hall, Mr. Tib-
bets establishments has. necessarily boon
closed He viii anon. be, able TO opeu
out again, VII ssdxiitional attractions.
as tine nsY front i going 10 add mate.
rally 70 ~ Joots lof his place Of buSi.
rese - wsIl - neky it much larger.
Iasx hpoee g be occupied b. .
fruit m 80 ssnder, has jest .heep
put - tn n6anlk alongsife ~
Colm1a lex hQ!IdMns These setoet
cbstructidNs skoAA ~ b federated.
and instead Of more Of them those
already in use should be removed.
Argument is not necessary in this mat
ter. - the nuisanos and the wrong are
patent to oil.
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SUNDAY CHuT.CHAT.

TIE visit Of the Rev DIR. Dillon Rast
Is for the purpose. We learn. Of raisiuR
mouey with which to lift the debt that
has & | !. d heavily bsen hanging
over the Methodist Episeopsl Church
in Salem. Of which he 10 at present
pastos. Resort will probably be male
20 the excusslon plan adopted here 90
a smaller scale b. the Dntos last Sum-
mer.
Bishop Jun8er. while at Laconner.
last Sunday. con6ruest in the Roman
Catholic Church thirteen persons.
During the next ten years E.stse
Sunday will come once (in 1851 ~
early - March Gath. and once Tin 1881
- late a. April 18th.
Aethodism beresbouts il exceeding
ly prosperous at this time. The
Church has more or less aeeessi0us
every week. In the northern part Of
town, in What is commonly called Bell.
town. it claims forty members. for
whom. on lot secured last week from
Mr.. BIZ. 4. churcl, will be erected THE
simmer. II 10 al,o ia Contemplation
by this denomination to place. ere
many yea's havs gObe past. \ splendid
brick church. ths c,st OF which is est.
mated At from e95 GO to SAC. OOo. on
the b aa'ifui corner lot where now
stands their parsonage.
TIE ladies Of the Brown Church.
wiih for thought most comaEend BILE,
have furnished from kitchen up The
ho~--, I" be- oe~ui.e.l hy ih-,r new
pastor. Rev DR. Baker. aud hi, family.
/. was dpns quietly. without l,ias OF
w,td f,i's DoctsF, and Of cours..
without he knowledge OF his family.
who n,tii IN. coming IT tue Dakota
) es,s,d.y had MT made their sppear.
snce among AS. The residences Vt the
reverend gen tIsm IN - in one Of tho
Lisdbers housas. On Font street.
A ton of books for the Depository
of Western Washington. IN this city.
wiu be sent from New York by the
Bible Society on the steamer Colun bia.
10 leave on or shout the 18th inst.
AddtSi b, what 10 now on baud. the DE-
pository will then he abundansly sup.
piled. u rz