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Wednesday, April Ia, 1880.
THE CULTIVATION OF STRAWBERRIES

The studcpt Of domestic economy
who has the ground to spare, aud who
has not already attended to the matter.
should bear In mind that now Is the
time for the planting Of straw
berries. We have personal knowledge
Of forty or nfty plants put out during
the past week that look almost - wsil
as any set las. year, and which give
promise Of bearing this summer at least
q pint 10 tho plant. No family can
we'll afford TO do without these delicious
berries, and even il they are tenants
the effort to secure them by growth in
their own yards Is we'll worth making.
The process necessary 10 . very simple
one. The ground should b near the
house. and il will be all the better II
an old garden patch that has been
worked over aud over again. Pulverixe
the earth, and don't be afraid OF get
ting in too much manure. Arrange
the plants in rows foot aud . half
apart one way by two feet and half
the other. and press the earth gently
around the roots. II q good variety OF
plants has been obtained and these di.
rectious are followed, with the addi.
t.onal one Of keeping out the weeds. no
fears of the result need be apprehend-
cd In this country the plants viii
bear few berries the first year. and
the second year. with proper care. will
average quart each. An ordinary
family will want abou. ono hundred
plants.
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The vot ers of British Columbia, OF
rather those entitled to vote. number
4,45S. OF these 2.343 are registered on
Vancouver Island and AIS on the
main land. Victoria. New westmin.
ster. NAnaimo and Yale head the
twelve districts with the greatest num-
Der of voters. The whole..number is
only about one.fourth the voters Of
Washington Territory.
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their treatment Of cur California cor
temporary described ADORE. About
ix weeks ago We drew on these bills.
through the baak, for the moaey owing
US. The draft gas protes.ed and. in
addition TO the loss of onr advertising.
we were ont two dollars and quarter
for the protest. They are a bad SGT,
and the craft should take warning.
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II Z Hslmbsla the Ruchu patent~
medicine man. owes the Golden Ira
TIVE hundred and ffty dollars. The
terms OF the contract we're that the hill
vas TO BE- paid quarterly. but on one
prstext or anptAcr--gcnaraliy that
agents failed to remit-h be managed To
avoid payment 1t the time agreed upon.
Daring the asst sax moat6s he vas
profass OF promises and always closed
his anawers 20 our duns NTH The assnr-
ance that Ia . tsw days b would rsuit
in FULL. He never did remit Ia full or
in part. and for the past fve months
No answsrs were received to our lsstsrs.
A month s,nss We drew ca II 7 Hello.
bold. through Wells. Fargo & Co.. Tor
two hundred and fifty dollars. II d.
tune the dsaft Vas returned, endorse
10 the eGsct that Holmboh had dis-
colti0ued the habit Of pAyiaS HE
debts. From another source W learn
that the ADVERTISING contracta are made
By the father while the usdicius busa-
scss isconducesa By III oon1 wkeo
II eomcs to paying for the advertise
anG the eons eel up that the father Is
erssy and thsy are nok reapoaaibls fcr
his liabilities Thsy thus make the
father the instrument BY which they
swsadle ths publishers cf Their aa~ss.
tisoments. The h,hsr may be more
faal than knAsas which re doabl eas
the degree Of kaAse that should Ae
amxcd to soas who thus prslis fsom the
iathsf's inbecaisty. must Be- great.
iadesd. H + Hssmbald's advertise
meat appears IL hasdrets OF papers 81,
this coast. and in no case vail the
coeditNnsc f tho eoasr<rts ander which
this advertisement l. inserted b eem.
Piled WITH To nsuspslses of The
west have pericrmsd service fsx thu
hfa of teols ord kA~veo IA ~ amcnnl
81 twenty ~ thtr,y lhoasAnd dollar.
and ns,s one cant 81 II wsil q raid. Oaj
Helmbold WAS csAnensd Co lansnv
come years aga, and II whst ~ hxar !,
true he shsald b. N eanoned = ~
mad. house aad the r~uAiodIst sc ~
family sent b The S1nls Hfnon EI
itie,-6 n. G>i1sa H q
TAis sane saeva eve The IxrxIls
esxcna ssssasy-ass dellers, Thei,
trsaAnsaese = ~ M ulnilss !
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Emerys Bar. tho western terminus
Of the Canadian Pacific Railroad. has
been locked in impsuetrable ice and
snow for tho last Ave months. A fine
place truly 10 this for the building of a
great city. -
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The report in yesterdays 0rgeaiaa
that Henry Willard and associates have
purchased ths Seattle and walla Walla
Railroad. for $40. 900. aad that they
will extend il across the Cascades, 10
not true.
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EAATERN STATES


OMAHA. April 13-U. S. Judge Nc
Crazy today fled in the Court here
decisions 10 the cases Of Che A & P and
w q T Companies against the Union
Pacific and American Union Company
In favor of the former decides that all
the ipes recently seized at the instance
Of Mr. Gould shall bo restored, that the
only recourse Of tho railroad company
is to establish their claim in Court, and
sets forth that the II 500 shares of
stock received by it from the A & p
Company when the contract was first
made must be returned before pro
cecdings begin. As these shares were
of smalt valuewhe taken by the rail
road company. and are very valuable
now. 1t is considered a great victory
for the telegraph company. A long
litigation is promised. -
YANKroN. April Isl w Maxwell.
the murderer and stage rebbsr. escaped
from jail by the free useof s-revoiser
mysterioasly procured yesterday. -
BosroN. April Is The Stats Prohib.
tory Convention will be held on the
Goth instant. to select delegates TO the
Natiopal Prohibitory Convention in
Cleveland. June l7sh. =
LxApviLLE. April 18th Ga Sunday
morning Lawrence Fi.xgerald, miner,
was fatally shot ~ Gseras Tatterssll
Fwhle guarding ayee q slAim owned
by Fitzgerald. which Tattersall essayed
to jump. On Sunday night second
murder occurred in tas Coliseum The
ater. s w Overton. the proprietor,
was fatally shot BIZ Thos Nugent. bar
tender. while engaeed ID qnsrrcl
NEw YoRK. April I3-On the appli
cation Of Frank Leslie, contestant of
his fathers viii. the Surrogate has au-
thosissd . commission "a examine NARY
Ann. Julia aud ysAn Ellissp. VIA "a,
side in England. The widow to whom
the property was bequeashea resisted
the appointment of commission ON
accoant Of delay. ,a4a en4fr
: WASHINGTON. April l2.-The extra.
oeomaxy number of immigrants arriving
l<hie spring is attracting attention. and
1t Il Keeps up. tie iuAnigratscn this
yoAx WILDE much larger than ever
befcee. Sincs thu fast OF January
$500 have arrivof - BAitiuore. a
agsiuss 80 frr shs Same period las,
year. aud 3s.S35 hAvD nsrivsd q New
York. against II, l4o Ter 1879. Durins
March last the number OF arrivals WAS
81 se5o agamss s0e6S lastayMs.a IL Is
said shak tbsse iEnnigresa srsS ID "a.
usuelly good class Of people. most o!
them having Sufficient money for .
coed start in life.
LouIsvILL.. KY. April IL. - An
otheaal ersiss has 3ass hsen pubash<d
here issaed hy Postmaster General Key,
restoring the use Of the mail 10 r
Wiasersmi,h. supervisor If tie Frank.
fesd school faad Lottery. :
l. LoSpox. April IA. sarnr mons has
been i<saed fer AsAhln-k council 10 b
held Wednesday. Gladstone fisalls
declsnei : pablo RECEPTION in Lenien.
Cncaso A prit u Haa j. pandine
IL the q :. Court IN tbs city cencern'
Ing the oleemArg@rise pAseat which
has brought oat toe astounding fscl
tai u&1o&Arp1iAcs 8AisA = nsss,
quntsd ID msts<t xnd x6ioh Is nol
keps> By any merchant - such. Aas 4
ale h tbs ceansry Of sS.too ope paaads
| per snEum.
CaNcaxxArl. Apsil ls.-fhos lloyd
yesterday. IL ~tAs prs>eneo II aheas I
tsoasAnd people = Ms,fs~1sviile Ky.
tJemped trom - rAilxQad hsidgs ovss
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sl54.644 $6a,159

fetal -......$l54.64i S6s, l59
Proporsion Of net for Oregon Railway
T. Navigation ompaay, SO .20I
The total net earnings OF the three
companies for Februsry, 1879. We're
ST, 626 - -
The operating expenses in February,
1880. were large. on account of repairs
to the steamers. SSS7 -
The steamboats, on the upper Column
bic river could carry but ene-third Of
their usual freight. on account Of the
low water.
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Itis pleasant to renew acquaintance :
ship with the friends Of our youth. said
a weather beaten sea captain a. he
paced to and fro on the quarter deck of
rs fine q ship - ever plowed the
seasl So I'll lay in . fresh supply OF
Emil Freses Hamburg Tea. I find il
is complete medicine chest in itself.
Sailors aud passengers. old and young,
men, women aud children. soon get all
right after taking il few times
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CALIFORNIA.

sSANFRANcIsoosvA prit H. Ths argu-
mcnt . the Ksarpey ease Wes Donclnded
5lasl sveaiag. I. 0aa day was givsnSto file
briefs.
The freeholders elected to frame O
city charter met this evening and ap
pointed the necessary committees. j.
A. Russell, Clerk of tho. Board of Su-
porvisors, was chosen Secretary. when
an organization was effected for the
Transaction OF business -
The Board of Supervisors this even.
ing instructed the Judiciary Committee
totake steps to tsst the validity of the
recant election Of freeholders.
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lUROPE.

RANGoox, April l2.-Seven hundred
men. women, boys, girls, priests and
foreigners have been buried alive under
the towers of the city walls a. sacritics
for the restoration of the kings health.
The panic in Mandalay is frightful and
hundreds of people are leaving the
city. The kings illness is said to be
leprosy. F
Thebaws son and heir, only few
months old, and brother Of the late
king have both died of smallpox. As.
trologers advise Thebsw to remove the
capital 10 Mount Shobo, the original
seat Of the present dynasty.
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The City Of Seatas does Ortlaia as follors:
SEcTreN /. That tho Ordinances of
the City Of Seattle be' compiled. print
edana published in pamphlet form with
. suitable index for convenient refer
euce. esri 30f 1s sns eoFs
Snc. Q. That said pamphlet shall
contain the same sizsd pages ana be
printed in the same type as, and shall
cooferm - near Is practicable to the
compilation of the Ordinances of the
City of Portland ct the year 1879. q
copy of which Vas presented to the
City. OF Seattle BY the City Of Portlsnd
with the following endorsement in gilt
Letters CITY Of Portland 70 City of
6eat4ls, says and except that the bind
iAG thereof shall b in pamphles form.
Nnes AThst Ne law arm Of Hall &
OshoEae il hassby employed to compile
The Ordinanoes .ofeths City of Seattle
and - prepare the copy thereof for the
psinlsr, 10 ssaA ths proof sheets there :
of and to prepare isaitable index
thsrsof ana TO psoCuxu the printing
tAsreet 70 b dens in . neat and work
maaike amau1es.sit ST. : "a t9 y s
-6kC. 4 That Tor their ser vices in
csnpiling chs aid. Ordinances, prepar-
ING he sopy fer the printer. reading
The Pseof ahssta respafiag the index
aud experimenting The work. the said
Hall 4. O6hnnne SILL BE- allowed aud
pasl byskhs Gity;Aff SeattIs the sam Of
two handrea dollan ia city scrip, to
b 1Sn8n o the nroUur fnnd. and thew
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PoRr TOWNSEND. April 10 ARRIVED,
British bark Lobo. from San Francisco.
for Port Gamble; ship Top Gallant,
from San Francisco.
Ponr GAMBLE, April l2.--S lied.
bark Atlsnfa, for San Francisco
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O. IL. 81 n. co.

The Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company makes the following statement
OF earnings for February:
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The Cottage Gallery will remain
open few days longer to accommodate
those that have not been able 10 est
sittings. ID. r. JuDxlNs,
Photographer.
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ORDINANCE NO. 2l2.

An Ordinance to propide Jor the compile.
tisa. printing and pu6siaaing in pam
phsst form Of the Ordinances of The City
'eS Seattle.
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ALWAYS In THE FRONT RANK.
The San Francisco Store.
The Boss Of the Road.

One Of cur firm having just
returned from San Francisco
where he has been engagedin
selecting a mammoth stock of
goods, especially adapted for
this market, we shall not only
continue to give the same bar.
gains as we have in the past,
but offer still greater induce.
mentS. 'lSs7'
We have enlarged our business in every
DEPARTMENT. owing to our trade,
and sell Goods at such low prices that
our customers reap the benefits by deal
ing with us. Ai-is.h4
Call and inspect onr Goods and you will be
surprised at the great variety and fine selec-
ton of latest styles i'm every line.
Respectfully,
TokIas e. Singerman.
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CANADIAN DOMINION.

TORONTO, April PA terrific gala
passed over the central section of On
tario last night. causing considerable
damage. In This district trees we're
uprsoted. buildings in course of con-
struction leveled aud telegrsphic COM
municatiou in every direction entirely
suspended,
OTTAWA. April 12-In an interview
with the Niagara Park Commissioners
from New York. members of the Do
minion Government express themselves
as individually favorable to the scheme.
but tho Government withholds any
definite expression of opinion.
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tiNSi, q otcl6bCC VI ASV t00s ~
the water below. He spsaag Of the
bridge head foremost AID struck the
water in that position. and 10 q moment
afterwards be appeared swimming. He
was picked up by . boats crew. and
when brought ashore passed through
the crowd receiving what money was
offered He was not injured in the
least.
WASHINGTON, April 10.--In tbs de-
bate today respecting the Whitaker
matter at West Voorhees, said that he
wondered that the graduates at West
Point survived the brutality and uu.
civilized conduct on the part Of stu
dents, aud he favored every kind Of
investigation to humanixe and civilizs,
If not possible to christianizc West
lPnpt. The Government ought to even
abolish the institution if this inhumaa
outrage was really perpetrated. He
did rot know, whether the instructors
were to blame, or whether this being
educated to war was the cause, but
these young men seemed inspired with
brutality. He took no stock in the
assertion that Whitaker cut his own
ears off. He had known other out
RACES similar to this.
NEW York, April IL Peruvian pa.
pers report the destruction Of guano-
loading apparatus at Chincha Island.
seuttling of the water boat and the
complete dissolution Of the ,lace
Cbilians also landed at Mslindo, and
from accounts. probably much exag-
gerated. respected neither foreign.
ers nor natives. age, sex, nor condition.
A letter from Arequipa says . mag
nificent building in Malindo belonging
to the railroad has been completely
destroyed by the Chilians and every
thing portable carried of. Officers
without exception led the way opening
private trunks belonging to English Ia.
dies and filling their pockets with the
contents. Men are reported having
outraged many women and even small
girls, and in some cases Chilisn soldiers
were forced by their officers to fire
upon their comrades to restrain their
devilish brutality.
The Peruvisn steamer Union sue
ceedsd in breaking the blockade at
africa, on the morning Of the l7th Of
March, and discharged . cargo Of war
material under a heavy Ore from the
blockading fleet. Sine then took coal
on board and again put to sea. arriving
safely at Callao. While dischargipg
the cargo at africa the Union lost one
man killed and seven slightly wound.
ed. Damage was also done the ship
from the fire of the enemy.
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-
d'vsdaal shares in sach property.
SEc- 8. Bssnss che ks.ssor rvenrns
The asssssmsnt roll - psssi1sA il &c.
ton one VI tAis Or1i.ance, - shall
append thsreso his oA&As = Tie eGeet
that the said roll contains tha names
Of Ill persons liable foe any tax. 81 :
0mplete. true and peefsot lise e1d d.
srsip4isa - III pseps@sy noAia 60
City q Seattle sStieek - $500 -
citY pnsposos q AR - - 80 3 -
d'lise.t inquiry ue1h H. sanlS
and that ths va1nakff q proppe6
therein 10 true asa ID aeass1fnedHhf
hsst Judgment.
s1c. . The Ci.y cnsaeR IN g
the seeond Monday = Ju1w = e.
year. hold Mestin9 - IL Hoa1
Of any errouesae aaoo1D0Gm1A 80
assessment rol1. and at suck xleetsar
sseh roll shali b. revised . pssstds1
BY las Such neesire mar = Cd.
joarned from day 70 day M axeas1me
i've daya in order to eoaplssa sneh
rsvisisn-
SEc 10 o. The sseosd Noaaay ].
Jaly IN each year to Csty Coskeii
shall proceed 10 anem en1 lssy -
taxes far he ens1ing ys3 = suoa q
Amoant = they NY dsou nscnonnrx
and ~ Tar . they - snAAGsissd . q
do b sectioas tAFse. fosr. I've. six.
s<ssa sd sizfsaa q ~ Cay CAsuasr.
S1c II. Al hxes lesis1 a. -.
ssassd - ProsidsA u 6suaisn $50
tn1D 0e1innnoa Hnnk - uasA - 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-11
Senator ksayara,s Dover spcccl,.

SHARP CONTRADICTION FROM SENATOR CONKIISs
AND C7HKRS CONCEkNER.
The Philadelphia Press OF today publishes a
letter from George :. Boutwell,, q. A. Az. hur.
Noah Davis AID Roscoe Conkling. After re
terrng 10 an editorial that appeared IN tho
I7tSS or october %, lNso. In which IL was al
legged that senator Bayard I'm a speech aliyeraI
recently at Dover re:eTTcd 10 the case Of Phelps
Dodge Co. who were comp ellei some years
ago 10 refund the LOvernmt NJ the amount OF
drticS imposed on certain Cudlr ilued inYuices
and declared tnat Senator C1nAnnC Noah
Davis, the district attorney, MIR. Arthur. The
collector, MI JAIME, tie special OH ,ar ami
George :. Boutwell,. secretary Cf the Treasury
were present IN the custom house when tnis
money ts361 ,o"Nl was paid and that they divided
Il among themselves. the card concludes As FOL
loHs: "a month has no elapsed since you thus
published and characterized this reported utter
anCe. The SGfc StHffHCi. 4 newSnaper ouh-
lished al Dover, the place where the speeth ia
ssid 10 have been made, contained only one
Cay later Than your sSue a like report. Yet IN
10 this time 40 disclaimer or retractian by Won
on behalf OF Mr.. I. = Bsyard has appeared az
lar as We know. We think A. time 10 notice 80
seT!Ous 3 Islander. purpDrging 10 come from A
member OF the Senate OF the uited states. We
therefore, pronounce the statement, by whom
SU6Ter made, uutnless calumny. IL ID was
MADE with the assertion that lhe men who
mace Il had knowledge aud means or knoSl-
edge CT its truth. besides being A falSchood t.
was willful and wicked GalseEood.'
SENATOR BAYAgD SAYS HE MADE 30 SUCH SPEECH.
A representative Of the New York Associated
Press to-day called Senator Bayard's attention
TO the letter written 20 the editor or the Phila-
delphia Press by Msssrs Boutwell,. Ar
thur. Davis and COnktng and tela-
graphed from Philadelphia to the Asso-
clated Press last night. Ia response 20 an
appropriate inquiry, Senator B4yarf after re IL
fpg the dispatch, said: "fna statements re-
ferred 10 as having been published IA { ae Pail
ado!phia Press OF OCTOBER 29th and In the STATE
Se'dt'.e'. at Dover, Bet, were never heard or by
me unttl the 18th or November and | then SET
tied the fact that | had made 40 such state
meuts by saying they were flise and maiiciouR
and resented the imputatl0n th9t had az any
nne made such charges II Is not necessary for
me At present 20 comment on the publication
which you have Just shown me-"
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THE EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Dccc,n her N, 1870.
The Kelly Rouuce

WHAT 1AhsANY CONGRESSMAN SAYS kROuT IT.
The anu-Tammanyites OF New York c,ty
through combination with the republicans
nave succeeded In ousiing John Kelly from the
rat oflice OF city comptroller, aud there Is ex
ceeding great JOY among he TiIsenites OF de
mocracy. This is kelly's death blow as A no.
ntIcal boss, say his enemies, but his friend,
insist that the Ross Will sign numerous pol,ts.
Cal death warrants yet A Tammany memnsr
OF Congress said last night, "Mr. Kelly knew
some days ago that the combination against
him would succeed In putting him out OF tue
Comptroller's Office Bat he is IN better posi-
ton 10 make his power felt now than ever be-
lore lie has the OILY compact and efficient Do
ntical organization Ia Newl0rk, and Tammany Is
steaciiy growing In strength. The Tllden gang
Will ma that John Kelly Is ss powerful outside
lhe Colnptrolers olfice as In it.. IL is not TO be
supposed that Kelly Will acknowledge himself
whipped. lie is not that kind OF a man. He is
pugnaciouS 10 the last and will fight 10 the
better END. Meantime what is TO become OF the
democracy? This contest between Kelly and
Inden-ior the latter is really the leader or
Kelly foes-has spread beyond New York city
aId state. II Is taken ND In ether states ani
even In Congress, some democrats denounrIng
Kelly ana others cgrSing Tiltca. Tie Kelly
men charge that Tilden tfeGchCrously defeated
Hancock While Tildens friends allege that
hti!y 500 cGt the democratic candidate SDDs
al Tie most eminent democratic mpulblrs OF
congress defend Kelly and WILL stand o. hlln.