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being required prevent the body from undergoing
waste while. ny the addition os small amount OF hesh
n less amount Of total weight Of food VIII answe
the desired object fact persistence In bread cet
causes the tissues the body watery.
and the entire organization is less capabe OF resisting
injurious Influences. In experimenting upon different
kinds of bread. Meyer finds that white wheat bread IL
taken up the greatest amount during its passage
through the almentary canal and ne1 to the eavenea
ia this respec With all these dlherepces howeNeI ps
first kind is pronounced least SATISFYING TO the feeling OF
hunger. Meyer does not admit that bran hhs Tue
| nutritious value SO generally claimed Tor IT.
HALLUCINATIoY OF THE SENsEs.-Professor
Maudsley remarks a lecture that one striking
observed by medical men who have had cases OF
baucination under their charge Is that the patients
convinced taa The objects they see the SOUNDS
they hear and the smells they perceive. have no real
existence and that he sensations they receive are inc
result OF their excited It frequently happens
too that person who suffers from hallucinaon III re-
spec OF one sense the others Unaffected and 10 on
all other matters perfectly normal HalluciDaOD may
arise either from Idea on which the mind mas u"ei
appearing something exterior, from excitement OF
the sensory ganglia. II ~ said tnat Nc~toh huhOi
aud some others OF equal professional eminence could
at WILL picture forms themselves till they appeared
| TO be realities.
| GOVT FROM LEAD POIsOSISG.-An interest
ing article relations between govt and lead eonc
pub he'd sometime ago by Dr. Bertrand IN the Arehres
appearance OF govt patients coming under treatment
Tor lead poisoning had for years been observed
1t was formerly thought that this circumstance was
peculiar only and caused only by the ny genie
conditions OF England and BRUSH life. but u Is now
fuv admitted that the first effect OF Lead on the KID
news prevent the excretlon OF The ulc acld when
is contained in the blood.and this, as Is wei known
on OF the principal OF govt. sailors are pif
uary exposed TO lead poisoning and gouts not unsua
/ among them
UypULArORY NERVOUS ACTION.-0ne OF the
most recent theories OF action, deserving aten
tion s that the various pepher expansions OF sehs
tive dp undulaons yibrdd nsrand convert
them into waves, capable OF being propagated along
nervous tissue. Thus, the nerve tnbule may %
abl in transmit alonglr vibrations dcI ng in charac
Ter ard hence give rise different sensations; con''
oreny the same tubuie may, in lis normal cohd
! tom transmit the wave which produces TIE idea OF
smpIc cont c or that which produces the doa OF neat
or aga D. the nerve tubues In the oplc nerve
wlsh propagate fluctuations of red. may also psO
nagate IN rIBal vision, those winch excite Tie iuea OF
! yellow or blue anu for other senses
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

BROOKS SEMINARY for vOung ladies, No.
ID II Montague Terrace, BTOoky y. l. Uoruiery
Pauchlcepse) Tenth year Limited numbers SUPERIOR
advantages Address Mrs. ". Z. J. WHITE FiincipaL
DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. The
Id Thrtleth wear II this boarding and dy school .or
Young ladies viii september - App cat"l5 20.
circulars b. at 1873 Nontaguest BiOoky ~ i
CHARLES r. " EST, irucf..
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Brooklpn properlp TOR Gale ana 90 Get.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED ArTHE UP
TOWN OFFICES No I.23s Broadway Thirty first st,
or No sos West Twenty third At, corner Eghthayai
No % East F0ureenthst Tn 100 Third
ave, Forty seventhstf at the HARLEM OFFICE, No
22SI Third ave- Onehundred aud tw enty fourth At
(Haiem Savings Bank building. up 70 y m regular
onjcerassA
I OTIS in BROOKLYN-In large and small
IL plot, 1T very low prices for pves.nent
RULANO a WHITING, No Beckmanst
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.

BRONCHIAL DISEASES TREATED WITH SEA
VATER-AH Iilau ueIcal journal gives an account or
D. M1ncgczz1s SUCCESS with tie employment ci at'-
1fzG sen wa er IN c1scs Of cArouie uOasp aryn
,itis obstinate chronic Yharynns. bronchial catsrrh
fror elouic brcuctis with or without bronchial dla-
ton .he dfs: and second stages Of phthlsa Gaseous
pacumcnia, and cbrO1ie pneumonia OF different forms
accompanied by Ir,fuse bronchial eX2ectoration ana
vaEou OF scsoua. He does not advise Il In those
forms o. pnthss that pursue rapid course and are dc-
q uD.uied by much icbie acton and great bronchial
lr.iatiau Pulverzti OF water are now carried
On a. several establishments III Italy, and especially a.
X ann where they conducted on 90 large scale
lat twenty parsons may receive them AT once, the puI-
Vcrzticn beng effected by means " compressed air
lad q steam engine
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
~ anu DFAN RICHMOND leave Pier 40. IL North River.
Il Cdnds' every dav. D. connecting at Al
hanv Sun6ay morning excepeD with trains NORTH West
and East. A.. -, M H., 20
". W eve kErE President
MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
~ wall Nea burg POugikeepse knndout aud Kingston
laing at Cozzeuss Milton New Hamburg AMI Hyl PAX
foot Of VEsTRY-Sr $40 and 2tfHS at $3.50 o.
IN t-undays eXcepteJ. Connection POUCH keepse with
evening II. X. H. Tor Norh and West Baggage
by express received at Nestry 81. Only.
LII RAIL LINE
~ 10 THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
LAKE NhMPHREMAGOG AMI at EBEC.
49, 1885, the popular through train. Win
paror cars viii Grad Central Depot, New-lork y.
y y. H. 4 ~. r. r. 800 arriving in the noun ains
by EARLY evening Dine SPRINGFIELD sup at Nhle IdYer
For further partic uIars, apply u - -
Z. I. HEMS1EAD G. r. A,
II.aVr- 4 y. y
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= I71 VIII IVVIItN '''Vt'I3'"V' - -
RS SYLVANUS REEDS

We BOAEDI sc ami DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG Ladies
Noa. ami : East 5]dsL, NcW- Noth,
rpopens -. French ana German angusge- praecav
tasaHt Thorough framing PnmaTy, ana secondary de
psgments lie OF Study IN theCoiegae dcpr et
meets a The for the hghrr education 81 Not
Each Iupli receives personal supervision vi MIS- esd
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Crates ano TENDERS.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
manufacturers oil low and half low Crates Or
sotcOal with dumping or shaSn5 hssa
1u+nf FiTepaces with an.trpns anu
crates for hTes Tenders FIRE - "a anu SO Il is
% autIouc An modern gns, wholesale anc retAL
ESTIMATES given TO buder contractors anu areneoSss
j. ;. CONUVER Z Co. 3Gj and sos Caia-sL " L
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For Both sexes-CitY.

VAN NORMAN, g lSsII III y IL
3IJ West 5-ts. NewYork. Family and Day school ior
Young children. in reopen sept 80 For full L.
fUlmat call or sc1d for circular. - .
DIR. and NINE. VAN NORMAN, Principals.
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HllsceIIdueons.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NE w
u YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al LITE a
P.TOwN OFFICES. No less i'rOadwa coz III ms
a, or tOS r't-st- corner
e. a.i Esst Eourernthst corner Union square 1oD
Ihiriave cor Forty seventlst at the ia tbhM IN ~
No Thrd.ave. enundrci and" '-
1Iarlem savings Bank Buihnsb - To D. IN" @' i'-u"
DRUSHES of every description at 80 Peifl-
I'D N oppo-lte Peck ~: AL articles at lowest prices
J0HS H. HOPPEL, Msnufaetaror aud Importer:
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS-Ranges,
refrigerator tee freezers, coolers sc, me
,I,j. onge most pcrfect market cheap for cash.
N'S"0 A~'No' ~ r. 81. MOWBRAY,
20 veseyst. opposite WASHINGTON Aarke.
TEN b. STEWART & CO.,
Manufacturers OF
WOOD SLATE AND MARBLE MANTFLS,
- West 23t-sG, y. Y.
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DROYIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

i VIA PROVIDEECE DIRECT.
A FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY az MILES OF rail-.
fIKs1-CLAsS ACCOMMODA TONS ONLY
,,....... The f1vOrlte palace steamers
NASSAU hUSEiTS AND RHODE ISLAND.
DAILY tsnnGays excepted rom Pier ~ North River foot oil
Warren 81. } IN.
No intermediate landings between New-York sad Provi
dencc. PAsscu arrive bOs at a
state rooms and tickets secured Nos S63 S9 100 and
pa BROADWAY and Metropolitan and Sh Avenue iloels
YORK, 3t3 ashiDgton hrUoSlyn- llckets
also sold at all principal hotels aud cket Offices and
Offices Of Wesco Express ComI any Freight TAKEN at low
J.. W. FILHINsl S. BABCOCK
G. =. Agent President
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ECHOES FROM THE ORIENT. WITH MIscELLANEoCs 20
rms Dy tDwARD hAG. Icmo. PIP VIZ, lS4 LONDON
e. keGan Pau! & co.

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF GENERAL JAMES
= GARFIELD AND GENERAL CHESTER A q
THU r. - DAVID JfNKNs NIFN. LIMO rp' 10
Philadelphia: The Printing aHd Publishing Con-
IGaY.
4 brief and readable account of the non-
re Republican parry Is presented here along
With the story OF the Convention and numerous extracts
IRON tae newspaper II t.le day.
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Eam 9Gbools

ALBANY LAW SCHOOL.-Fall term begins
~ September T. 1880 FGr circu!sis address HORACE l.
SMITH. Dean # Law school. Albany, y i
or. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.-Term opens
y october - 1850 Tuition. 80 year extras For
circular address HENRY HlrtHCoch' Dean
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STONlNGTON LINE.-tor StoningtOn. Prov
~ id-ucc, ana local points Tie steamer Stnu ngon Until
further notice Will leave Por 33 North River foot lay
~ Tuesdays THURSDAYS and saturdays. D. m for
the above POINTS returning alternate days. notice
vii be resumption OF through Trips Boston
arIanscmeats for which arc now ~ active progress
h. l.. Arr
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q 1 TO SARATOGA and RETURN; SIS 10
" 10 Lazy ueorge and return Tickets good ior ,hr
. ffte1 BOATS tIflILNr' LIN New o.amar.
50 IAfoGA and CITY OF TROY leave DAILY 1ex. an
SATURDAY. At r. N. from iior No. 40 newNo an Norh
EVo loot L1rO, a.. connecting TROY with ,nnrn,n.
trains tr SARATOGA shd ALL kEsohIs NONTII s,asc
Court 81, brooklyn "NN -'''
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PERMANENCE OF BONE. - Experiments i'll
Gscertaniug tie cause Of peTEanence III the organic
substance Of bone point the coneluSlon on tae whole
That it's resistance 20 pGtrefactOn is consequence OF
Tic small quantity Of water il contains. which, besides
Is in chemical combination, fresh bones having about IL
or ~ per cent Of water and % of organic matter As
proving that the is combined chemically. 1t has
been shown by 81 ADey that thoroughly dried and nnely
unysrizeI bones when niOstcned become considerably
leated-one gram OF bone evolving about twelve units
OF neal tals chemically combined water seeming TO act
Tie part II water OF capitalization, and cannot niuce
MI reelection, willie the rGidty OF the mol gaHe suo-
"a nee prcycnts sWelilgthnt IS the reception or MOI
water from outside. Crushed and finely pulverzed
bones however, hw,l by soaAihg, and tEeii speedily
luYefy
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Nfw }Jublifailcns.
gnstrnctlon.
For Young Laoles-City.

For Young Laoles-C1ty.
MADAME MEARS, -............ .z.,-..
IVA ~ MADISOS-AVE. NEW YORK CITY.
TNGI.I~TT FRENCH AND GERMAN BJARDlNG AM
DAY SCHOOL FOK YOUNG LADIES
The DOL Is to combine useful ana accom-
rl.ned English educaticn with pTacae acquisition OF me
French ana GeliEa1 languages.
he 80 n reopen september -, 1850
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STEAMBOATS, and RAILROADS..

| A LBANY DAY BOATS:-C. YIBBARDy ! and
%S' nan ana sy:s1 ysz w.'
Es::snssfs Gns!as Vet ssssrs
4: e: q e: s; = G;y
s So So' specisi t trains 60 ana from Saratoga.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Ferry Nev.Yorx. foot Of Loegty,ss =, ,.~..
Perry station in BROOKLYN foot OF fu''hs~' 'e"e~s
Commencing Sa June a. 1sso-Leavs NswYors 'oot Of
Sice. Snps E'1' siS sssss
.s hs %F f msmeh cnsns ramsaas H.
scnOQsys Mouan msh s sSss s s.es
DsIvie WnIsnlsport Tamsqua Drfron Nsnaeeke. UPSer
hi 1885, sG m For sSnsryIe Fismng'on etc
n. p %f %aue s's chHns. &c ''dns
Msseh Gums Tarasqaa briftOn seranoS
80 D. m-Por schooey's Mountain High Bridge Branch,
s S nj Eason Del fses sa we. r. Alien
town eading Hamburg aauch Chunk. wiikesbarre eto
Ker p Ensaqsss9 sls, Gao, "a "a ssS
s Il n % ar Bound sro,s
mediate stations a $3.50 m. for Eas''n A'o-
'o FOR Ms.siisus 1aa .ss 7 e
ssS 80 s 1879 3D. i 7s si5 sHS ios III fI ''
trans local point. sec IN TINE Tass; a. stations
a. 5ersS o pS on % and BrSoyn Depot
Jersey f1y. or,rr
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
~ SION.
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. south Anooy,, MAJ
avian Keyport Hazle MddetOwn, Red Bank, Lite silver,
ITanchpori Long Branch, klberon, Deal beach oesaa
Grove sbury Park Ocean Beach, spring LAKE oes "irt
Point Pheasant Toms River Bsrne Atlantic CITY ctr
lave New ork OF Lbery-st at 55 ssio, 3 lifo
A. M l:jO, 33J, 4, 5:lo, 6pm
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Il CONNECTION.
Leave OF Libertyst for Freehold at 7'43. ll'' nj
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
N BAY HpU III For Highisnes Eelc;us s,'p p,
W'umouh Atanlcvile. Long Branch ocean oToye,
Asburv PARK Sos n. Point Pheasant Toms hVe' Sans'
oaf Vine and. ATLANTIC CITY, stc - 80, -. IN
3;i5 m. - - ,on, ,.,oh
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WHITE MOUNTAINS.

N IIITE MOUNTAINS.
ON and after June ~ DIRECT CONNECTION Will be
made via
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE
PARLOR CARS leaving the steam landing nj POy
POINT WHARF, Providence, at . 80 A. NJ, ~
RUN THROUGH To FABYAN HOUSE AND
ALI. PRINCIPAL WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS WITH
OUT CHANGE.
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Gxrursioms.
BEACH,
VIA GREFvPOINr.


s,e,mer SYLVAN GROVE from foot OF z8dsr y ~,
ess i0i5 a. a. half hourly TO- $40 m hs'uanins:
ieaye MANHATTAN BEACH at 100, iooos iHVo' u M
1900 1880 aud every halthour TO lGJo p NJ
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TO PHILADELrhlyAI'A
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

IL TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA. IN NEW-YORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQClP.
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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Gitr prouertn 90 Eel.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPiOWh OFFICES, 20 i,sss Broadway, coz Thirty urs
d. Or 30S West twenty tllfdst, corner EshLh-sve.,
No, 81 East kOurtceIthrst., corner UBOns1utre 7jD
Ihrd9ve, Forty seventh at the HA RlEM OFFICh,
1sS Third hundred ana Dw -four tns.
uIarem savings Bank BuldngA up 10 p. IN, II regular
oficerateA
4 FURNISHED three-story and basement
"A house I'll MAY for board for four adu T. and child
500 per month and board two adults ano Guild or $40
SGth-st.
OFFICES TO LET in the buildings 3, and
W 7 Beckmanst. and o TO 1873 Nassau st. rutland &
WHITING, Beekmanst
ITO LET.-A three-stOry furnished house ::
good location 500 monthly two rooms reserved
responsible private family only Address ECONOMY Tib
une Uptown ONCE, No l2SS Rroaaway.
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Go n1hom II Ran Concern

NEXT OF KIN-HEIRS AT-LAW, LEGA-
17lEEs &c lister containing the names 81 $1,000 per
sons who have advertised clam money prop
orty since 700 POST Tree ri DDU6AL & CO. S1S Licking
ton ave IL 66th-sl NeW-YOrk. Wills seaTcled for
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. south Amboy, Mat
avian Keyport HazIet MdileOwD Red Bank Little silver,
Branchpor Long Branch hleeson Deal ssAce ofs g.,
point Pies.ant River Bsrne Atlantic NY etr
Lave New foot Of IbeTty-st at $40, 40 y liS
a m. 3.3I. 4. 81 D.
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EFFECT OF A CHANGE OF CLIMATE.-The in
sesigatons made by Dr Katray, and published III The
London Neoicdl Times regard 10 the erecl OF chance
.f clmat@ ubo the human economy, and especially the
,lGuence OF warm latudes the weight and strength,
nay be thus summed up: FIRST, that the tropics,
I,,csliy dining INC rny season. should be avoided by
lives vi colder laItudcs second that the young. the
debtaed and tie diseased so uG especially shun warm
reioas tiird, bu full gfowu healthy sdalts
should 20 there that with ALL even the latter. q
speedy exit shoud be sade therefom when great less
az flesh and strength gives warning OF approaching dis
.ase fogrrb tnat rweh injurious agencies may IN
crease tHe wraSsaIg ana Ciseas inducing influences of
frapcal climates, OF n sc!yes rrcmedblc, should be
avoided; an fiuaI.s that preserve heatA tropical
climate slCu De- frequently changed FOR the more tenn
pcsate ones OF nIz ier sltftndes or latitules.
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y7REEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY

n tW JERSEY SOU1HEhN hhibV "a
II RAY HtU For Highlands, Behsyue reSniilZaI
N'umoatb Beach Atancvle. Long Branch ocean Grove
A,bnrN Park Point Pheasant Toms hiFet, Sa'ns
gaf Vine and ATLANTIC CITY &c. M ,o,, . =, I'm
Leave FORK, foot Liberty Ct, b. J;-V AV" me- iiV'
3;i5. o p m ann. -, a.. ,ony p,.roh
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A SIMPLE THERAPEUTIC AGENr.-What Is
claimed 10 be q safer and advantageous method Of
dealing with cancerous CROWNS, humors. etc., consists
IN sut eeting parts TO stream of hot, DRY sir This
was some proposed and has been satisfae-
torfiy tesfed In number cases. by English physi-
eiau By meaLs of q foot bellows air to pass
through glass containing calcic chloride. then
through heated and thence the hot ard dry
s directed against surface OF the
uhis application continued for hour has the EFFECT
20 relic We the pain and the parts heated TO shrink
and dry mp very considerably, with q corresponding
degree Of permanent cure.
EXPERIMENTS WITH BREAD DIET.-Tbe ex-
oerinents Of Meyer quoted by Nature as showing
that neither man nor dogs be fed advantageousy
upou bread alone IN quantity q this substance
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-22

Dolpl vs. Murray; 'eje. tment. Coa-
tiuued
Isaac Fredericton " Hanson, Ack
srso" & Co; dsmsges Trial BY jury
aud verdict Tor defendants by direction
Of the Court.
Richard Williams W b r Dennissn
and N n Mstcslf; application for rule
of court. Continued for service.
= l. My-rs vsS w Hall; debt. De-
fsult aud judgneps fer pl.intiff
Ezra Aetksr W Vim Lane; foseclos-
ure. Settled, and dismissed at pisin-
tiff's csst..
Hsnry K.sdis " John n WEIGH;
foreclosure. Default, and Judgement
fm 1856.
Iu The matter Of the Insolvency of G
II Ry.s. Continued.
John McReavy " John Pinnell, vt al;
setien for confirmation of tax sale.
Coofirmed.
Territory Of Washington W J Faust
petit lascsoy. Notion 70 quash indict.
anout essntod.
Same " Same; indictment for alter.
ing marks and brandson sheep. Motion
squash indictment granted.
Elizabeth hey nolds W ] r Reynolds;
divorce. Decree Of divorce graatad.
d c Cameron " jasper Hartman
sud Newton Hartman; action on pro.
missory note. Motion for change of
venue I" Thurston county granted.
Thomas Armstrong " ] X Smith ct
81; Tort. Judgment for plaintiff for
tii7.
Lrsrney ] Knifoug VI John NJ Kni.
fong; divorce. Report Of referes CON-
6rmsd. and divorce granted.
10 Jones W Job Carr; action on
pronsissory note. Rule for plaintiff to
give security for costs continued.
HSrry Andrews W Mary Madden:
action TO quiet title. Continued.
TT McElroy " James w Law and
wife; foreclosure. Referred to + Evans
- per stipulation on Ole.
Mccsw q Rogers W Rachel White
and VIM N White; foreclosure. De-
fault OF defendants entered. and cause
referred 70 e Evans. Report Of referee
confirmed Decree OF foreclosure en-
tered.
Il Meeker " A Oliver and wife;
foreclosure. Tried and submitted to
the Court.
Harry H Dug W A Whipple ct al:
seton TO establish . trust. Dismissed
q plaintiff mstisn and plaintiff .
costs. without prejudice
In the cass Of the Territory W G w
Hartmas. on indictment for assault ou
8 Aa:css with . deadly weapon. tried
By jsry, . verdict Of guilty Of assault
was rstssasd, end the defendant Son
tencsd 70 pay 6ns Of $50 and cost. =
x:prS'.
Enough for . scent "A penny cigar.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-22

Ok Foor.-A determined individual
arrived here Yesterday from Ksrns
Coanty. California. having come ail
the way. EXCEPT twsnty-6ss miles, On
fost. Beco3i.g Disguised. with his
surroundings il the place in which hs
claimed residence. be packed up hia
earthly edects. put them on donkey
little bigger Than N~~fou odlsnd dog,
nnd sfsrt-d north ON Q tramp If eight
hundred miles. He came through
twenty. i've mile. OF snow and hun
dred and fifty miles Of country - poor
- 10 refuse sustsnance to his long cared.
tough and patient companion. He came
over hills snd over mountaius. across
creeks and rivers, through hamlet.
towns and citie>. out of California:
through Osegon. into wsshinstoa. We
trust that his tramp and trisla have
not been al in vsia. and that, sftsr eli
his Efforts the country he hes landed in
will prove 20 be tbs, country hs loeg
has soaght aad msara.d bsMsss be
found il not
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OLYMPIA JorTiNos. By mean. Of
the recent U. 8. .c~n-ns Olympic has
been found to poss-.a l24s inhabitants
and go dwelling hooSs. Mrs Fsnsy
Gilbert 10 again IA Olympia. Mr. Gil.
bert 10 now attaclifd a. the DAvidsou
coast surveyors Of California. -. squire
Tyrreil, Is years Of sgs. blew ous his
brains with ride, ON sunday, while
temporarily insa.s. He was married
and the father Of tw1 children The
Messenger will leave Oiympta at 8
O'Clock. July 9th. for SEATTLE, having
on board the Oily 'spia braas band and
big party al rxcussjonists Ike
Ellis. . former veil known loggsf. nov
Of San Fraucisco. 10 visiting the Capt.
tai. :. Capt Ellicott. Ut the coat sur
vey. conteMplAtes making Olympus HE
headquarters ,his sussmsr
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-22
KITE FLYrxa ExraAssplxARY.-

KITE FLYIxG ExraAsRDlNARY.-A
few dayssge ssversl Of ths'schoel boys
decided to have . grand kits-Ayiog.
SO they made . very large kits. cent il
up. and attached all their helis Of tvius
- some ten or twelve-nnd kept letting
IL 20 no. Presently il was out Of sight,
but still they kept adding to the length
Of the string. Getting It ali ont. they
then sat down and hsldsa scienciiic
discussion ~ to ths kites whereabouts
whether Il w.nld reach the moon or
ttrike Comet. They finally concluded
to haul it down, but after taking in
several balls Of string. il r.fassd to
como down, and could not b seen.
Containing their strength on the line.
it gave away. but they secured osIy .
short amount more Of the staing.. The
next day the kite was foand on Cham
bets Prairie. fsur miles from town. and
. portion ii the -twine may I've seen x
tending across the tops of the iasgs iirs
near old S~antosn grAseyard.-1ran.
script.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-22
Wao rYEy ARE Ths Heyman Mar

Who ruEy ARE --Ths Heyman Mar
riaer- OampbeH combiassion. now ia
this city, is composed principally Of
the following persons: MIs Mariner
Campbell. the soprano. Was here in
company 9th Nine Anna Bishop and
hone who then heard her will have for
rotten the rich notes Of her we'll train /.
d voice. swhieh has been aince further
approved by careful practice in Italy.
Mss Rightn.ire. 10 the contralto Of DR.
Mekbins' church at San Francisco.
Dienor Esaannsa is the eminent splo
pianist. Mr. Edgar Coursen has ct
ssinsd high position ~ . violinist and
PIANIST, aud Nj Henry Heymsn 10 .
sislinist who is considered by many
We equal of the great Rsncnyi With
: cowpany OF such acknowledged ab;l
NAs the Heyman.M Mariner Campbell
: great pleasure IL la store for our
nnsic lo-ing citizens.