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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

THE EAST a. THE WEST!
DrtitQ Curs Tor eating purposes only. One other
great feature of our Palace Cars 10 n SMOKING
Saloon where you can enjoy your Havana"
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers Mt all paiufa crossed by this
line and transfers are svatdadat Council Bluffs.
ueettens being n1ad de in Upion bcpots -
THIS anEAT 1Iis0UGH LINE ARE As
~ cnfcAGo. with al oiverging lines Tor the
1T tNs Lrwoop. with the L. s. NJ g.. aud p
At %AsHINGToN HEIGHTS. with r., C. * ST.
~ IA SALE, with III Cent r. H.
~ III MID IAN ANA i. =. & ". Itds " q III / D. =
AZ ROCK ISLAND. with milwaukee, A Rock
Lslnpa Short Idne.r and Rock Lsld a PEG Itds
r A. a psASy,kSP1sT with the Davenport Division
AZ WEsr Lr8ERry. with the B.. era MIR
At DIES M0TsEs, sTith d. ~ ~ IS kR
AtG0uECIL BLUFFE With Onion Pacinc r. h.
AtOsGAHA. with B. Il no. r. Il. n. fn Reb)
AZ oluMBUS JUNCTIOs with BIC. r. * n. RI
AZ slTTUMwA. with Central Iowa = X. W.,
e. y y Pee end e b q n Iis wa, 9.
Louis n Pac.. and VI. H., Keo. 4 ~ Nv h. Hds.
AZ CAMERON with II. ~ J, X r.
AZ AIcAlsos With Atehf, T9pskn y Santa he
Al LA sES@OHTH, with Kan. Pac., and kan.
.AtK1NsAs CITY, with all lines for the West
( and Southwest. rr4 ~
!. ehvgwwa, 60 PRomEA. DE@ RwoVNrm
.rGMASghs Rnd LEAYEAky0RrMA-
Great fxSek NslaHd Route are sold by
ir home siehee smcs. u4darena,
81. SIT. JOHN,
n9la Gan'l Tkt- aud Paas'gT .Agt, -,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09

"The gathering at the Arsenal has not the slight
est significance with respect TO any contemplated
use to be made OF them, This statement is made
by the officials who OF necessity must know what
purposes exist - sf 4
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09
SUPERIOR NUTRITION THE LIFE.

Tie SdfUasov for IpgaEiaS and the Sced IN
Lac0glpasar5Ie -41tsRea FOR TIE Ggr arfh c9i
Protection OF foFdEds and 12.ifti9cr-
A sapey50r Natritine in Continued JtqS,s.
asad q {5e2ia54e ResgstdsGf -geaf In at Diseases Of
ue Stomach ard IatsSttses.
7sHIs Justly celebrated DrErET,c PREPkRA4ioE
q is, IN composition, principally the GLUTEN
derived from the WHITE WINTER FLINT WHEAT
CEREAL solid extract, the invention of eminen,
Chemist. It has not only been highly recommended
but certified to by large number of Chemists and
MISUNDERSTANDING very high degree oil
medical scence-as he Safest, Most Acceptable and
Reliable Food for the G4oa0th and Protection o.
Infants aaG Children, end for Mothers lacking
Sufficient Nougsshasen for their ofspyiaQ.
Unlike those pre- paratioais made from animal
yinous matter, which are liable TO stimulate the
brain and irritat the digestive organs, embraces
in its elementary composition
That rrEtcA sstakes sfyoHg B0ae ~sd Muscle, Thai
ssA1A axakss eoed Flesh ard Blood. That zDAich
as easy OF Digesffos-aeys consti5affns,
5Hak 1sEseA Is kszfa ar q friendly to fIe <5yasn
Ana fAszf aphEcA Geff a. q Syeyssffge Ell those
kssesffsa Dfsos.dss-s facIdssseakke ChsLdhds6.
And, while II woa6 be dithcult to conceive OF
anything IA Food or Dessert more CREAMY and
DELICIOUS or Laores RouRIsHING and STRENGTH
E;s1NG as an aIalcnt In FsyfYs. Pulmonary Coxx.
faafrrs, Dg1eepsia ard General De6alify,s its
KARg MED scts.tL EXCELLENCE IN all INTEsTrn.s.
DISEASES, especially 70 #K#
0Sseatefy, GaroIie Dssrrasa End clciara 1zsartun.
HAS BHrs fscoNT EsrABtsy PROVEN.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-09
STOCK SPECULATION.

JOHN A. DopGR q Co., Bankers and Brokers, 10
Wall Street, New YORK, buy stocks on reasonable
margin, and, when desired. will advise when and
what to buy. Also Stock Privileges in which S25
to 800 can be probably invested. Opportunities
for good profits are constantly occurring Full in
free,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20
DECISIONS-AUG. 10.

Supreme Court hGmbers-By Judge Beach
Simon agt Cohen Dewitt aCt Pe.antOrrefs Granted IN
the mat er Of LevfsOn-GraBted Nala sg Marxs-Oreer
granted Doinen agt. Cuttcr-Granted
JUDGE DJnOhueIn TIE matter o. kODer IN the matte,
OF Gregg matter OF Mackean In re Moos
IN the matter Of Maoney- 0uoas grained kine0n AT
Wallaee-NOton denied. Yelling 49, keitung-0Fluiea
In the matter Of UpsOn-MCtiOn -rDeL
SDscidt Term-By Judge Van Norst-McKeOn agi Kear
pey etc.-F Findings ami judgment siZIei
Superior COUrt->Decidi Term BY judge Russell -
Tn o. National Bank of .ewOr-au- ct -tahrr Orr
.xfeudiug time answer Na.d Moss Motion dsuisf
Theler-HOtou dem su Will so -
examination before referee Quir DeFrcks,o
lotion reference granted. sec IIeuuOi aul.lD.
H0rtne Court Chambers - Bg Judge SlnnOtt -
SchwenerbeIg OF yacaa q,
terms; see decision. Smith aZt Wo.d-DecsoB led
Nevin sgt. Collins, Fuhrer sgt H0hpsbtc uuun at
styEens Reid Laws AIT. BTasteOIdrrs granted
Hoffman AIT Nlllisms--Bnl recncei.
BY Judge McAdam--i.eeus 4gt NiBtfrbDttOm stem ags
Rebers, Garyeg 3gt ClaIS-Cascs settled ana Med.
CALENDAR, tai, DAY.
SUPREME CoURl --CHAYBggs-Delch. J.-'oIrt o7-li s
1870 Calendar called a. II D. Mos T. : ltg iS4
IS ri 222. 223. 22o -
tgNERAL TER,:-AdlOurned until September :.
SPECIAL ISRH-DOuOaue. J.-COurt opens AZ 10 n
NOfav caenGaT.
SUPERIOR UoURr-sPEcIAL TEaM-Russel, J.-co1r oSsss
No day calendar.
TRiAL TERM-PARTs II and II-Afiournet Tor the term
COgMOs PLRAs-CHANBEEs-Nan Brunt. 3.-JJuFg Opeas
al IL o. m.-Mouons vii be neard az II o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20
THE ROYTON-TEAR\ RACE.
FEARN SEIZED WITH CRAMPS Az ER sWiMMfN
SEVEN AND A HALF MILEs-1HE RACE TO B
RIPEAIED.

FEARN SEIZED WITH CRAMPS AFTER SWIMMING
SEVEN AND HALF MLEs-1HE RACE TO BE
REPEATED.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., Aug. 19.-The inter
national swimming match for $500 side and $1,000
offered 10y Atlantic CITY between Captain Paul Boyton
Of Atlantic City. and Mr. George Fearn.
Of England, took place lore today and
was witnessed by $4,000 persons from the
beach. The start was made from the Inlet wharf at
1914 a. No. the course being l2l2 miles for the Ameri
can and ten miles for the Engllshman. The two and
haf miles allowance to Fearu given TO Offset Boy
tons suit and paddles which he used
Fearn who wore only crimson trunks about his lons
took the but quickly
hauled by BoytOn, who in turn soon Loaf his
lead The meu rounded their respective boats IN
good TRIM ANA continued 20 swim well. BOyon keel ing
near the beach and Farn fur her out until the latter
had covered about aud half miles AZ that time,
$40 y. M. he called bis boat and SAID
he mad been seized with cramps. He wac taken
aboard and found TO be badly cramped.
and his ewes m q terrible condition from the salt wafer
Boytoa who about two miles behind his opponent.
irrespective OF the allowance at the time. !,
ING thar Fearn had been taken into his boat, left the
water.
Fearn is much chagriuod at the result Of the
Boyton SAYS would no go over the course alone,
and caims the money ana That he WAS willing 60 swim
again order give his rival fair show for the stakes
The race Will probably be repeated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOrrs.

A suit to recover $4,000 damages for in.
jures received from Vicious horse has been brougA,
by Miss Kate Fleming against g. II. Hudson Of No 700
Fulfon-si., Brooklyn. II alleged tha on Anrl q.
1879, the horse hired 10 boy, who NJ ln'orrnsS
that the animal vicious ~ ran away 30 At,nfie
ave, and knocked down the plaintiff, severely framn
ling cruising her. The SUIT Is IN the Brook w CT
Court.
John A. Rice, receiver of the Mammoth
Hotel at Kockaway Beach was authorized BY an orde,
OF Justice DOnohuc fled yesterday Issue sl75OO0 a,
receivers certificates OF the Rockaway Beach Liam aud
Improvement Company for the con petion ana eouin
ment Of tue structure The receiver directed
TO hold the hotel property uriy Tor the pgvtns,,
OF the certificates. IN the am avir which the oree,
was oh aued Mr. Rice said mat when the hotel saouid
completed he had strong confidence that would be-
a al snc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20
ARMY Orders.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-First-Lieutenan
Fr,deck ward Isl Cavalry. at the Office OF the
Chief sglaI Ocsr OF the Army this CIV has been
ordered To proceed To san California. aud assume
charge OF the construction. operation and mautenanou
OF the lines OF aph provided Tor by the acts OF Con
~
Leave OF absence FOR year on Surgeons certificate
disability, with permission to beyond been
granted l.. Lieutenant A. Al Nave, IN Cavalry.
Tie leave of absence granted Second Lieutenant
George Palmer, 0th Infantry. mas been extended two
tnunihs
Colonel l.. V. Hagner, Ordnance Department has beef
Gpu ci 10 Inspect certain hospital property hand al
Wa.el ylct Arsenal, West Troy, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20

Rochester Club also won yesterday BY ,cor, -, f,
TIC fOrmhi opening OF The Gi:ard Crtcg -
Grounds. ~ Frankfort Penn. .il y hc placr, ius
ana saturday by match brWtt n ihf G!rart ana. n'y
America CUB. Inc ..rlWDds -itgatcn -. IN;
sing on ave. and FranhiOrG-id. s 90. ,avi,., \ O.
wv pr
The Oak Zane Cricket Glib 81 Paialcli hla la. ,,.
Organized wiih SIr. y. H. Rtr ~s .tcGcfarr -eh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20
FAST TINE AT sPelSGFIgID.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. I9.-St. Juios
today mad the Ls;e.t ,iac ever knew, ="
Hnmpdcn Pink 49, 2;ij while trottDg the ,,,,,
heat OF the Free for Al Rae im The presence :,
about 5000 spectators The track il consf.rei :,
be from three 20 nre seconds soger tbor ;, "
IT Rochester. that il. cord d. reary a,
best MAID :. nndertoos 10 lower n.r R,rl, rs
record Il 81 b for sDccai pigrc ~ - COO bar 49,,
sgDay. Sic made several sttsiDps, only made 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20
BASE BALL AND CRICKET NOTES.

An excellent game of base ball was played
at Cincinnati Wednesday, between the Provide. CO
snd Cincinnati Clubs. The score was as follows:
Providence. 4; Cincinnati, 2. Only six innings were
played Yesterday The Providence Club again won by
the same
A. Chicago on Wednesday the Chicago Club defeated
the Boston Club by score OF 10 /.
The Rochester Ciu0 defeated the Union nine at the
Union grounds Oh Wednesday by u scero OF to g. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20
RIFLE SHOOTING IN YEw,JgRsEy

dents match at 200 AID 500 yasds, five shots az eah
distance. The following Scores ere made today: rs
H. Burroughs. 40 II. Price, Is; l.. T. Cnaros. 49.
Price, az. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20

stakes for iwo-year.ods; the Atlantic Handicap, ~
| miles the Nayesimk Handicap, "a DicS; h'hu'
can eeps,akos of "a mites: and stecplecbase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20
YAcHT CLuBs Ia MARrHAs yINRYApI

COTTAGE CITY, NJ. ", Mass, Aug. l9.-Tbe
yachs Of the New York and Eastern Yscnf Clubs arv,,
to-day from New Bedford. after a splendid run OF s,
hours,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20

l. H.
| one story frame Dwelling and story frame
sta e, w,,h 9t u s,sI ItisS - oi I''
pst Of Land On piae. cor OF M5itave IA
wood 95.sxIO3. Il. samuel Hamburger 5oc
RECORDED REAL Estate TRANSFERS
sFN-ToRg CITY
Harlem River, a. HON St, a lots Mary Bates 60
o,1Ne li.H " cor q 4fhsi to sTh ~ 2oisxiiO1ir
sd ST 5 : o5 II OF lst-ave. l16Ess4. Nicholas
1o ssSsT fho @' as 4 81 Pr.poes iIxT5
David 0ppcnhe,nsr aud vile 70 81 Bauer -. $1,000
and wife to ssloIscl Marx eaOeo
LETTER and wife 10 william Il CrOIt .----.--- ..-.
Ave-A : $3.50 OF >6tA-sl. -5x--s otto W
Ave-X i'i,t cor Of ssthsi 2s6r7ss Loefaer
set sIf T ss 10 Il Of GvA 251i5-e otto
AVE- bSeisT AnS s s f 70 Of s -Hs S5G tt7ai oow
Ioefier and wife To- " han q croft .-..... 80
l9th-si. Lot No iOi. e nllosson, trustee town -
1O4th %sSs $ COON o. $daye 5oxiooli; William
Christie ct al 10 Edward Ngersa -.--.-...
Sdave. COZ Of 7sdst l6oxl,2 X irregular WIN 80.
ave- s-' cor Of S2dsl Sxs; Joseph Smith and
vile to william Gardner aud wife. eSs
SOULS 'rin : ssis 4yo,A f7dIs2 e1andtr
ls4ih,sI 'iis : sie i Of alha9e 5oIs9ii Annie
10 is SSs Il sihst ASK iirce
lar carl i.anssaIh ana VIE to Gec1ss; PTei. /
lar George Pnes and wife 10 Catherine Lang
1sotS.i ; 1918 It Of shave issxss.l. Andrew
Wan Tuyl and wife 10 James uiou 1850
sist ST s. 27s7 10 Of sd. ave, 25.oxiOz2. John
Donneop tn Frederick CufTe and aD0 Aer...... 4,ioo
Lexington IL d 81 81 -3X9s ,xirrr guar,
Brooks anu vile 10 william q Bart n. 5,)U0
SANG roSss '''A $500
45th-st Il S55 It of luth-ave 226x 1904 Amelia
Barlow to William IL Kane
Fordham-aye, s. 1888 IL OF Quarry Road jOx.9s.o
N5ux299l0 / NJ Doscher. referee, TO John " -,
Whine am VIE to Mary Cullen $500. 1 5000
ehaiiss soatnSay 81 a. Trustees. l5ssso
shaw rsfcre 10 ., george Rol 1880
property, John Manning 10 same..... 4?
same property, Charles sweeney 10 Same
RECORDED LEASES.
sre years ar 70 rent part O' ~ soc
'I Years EsGp rsat 70 1850
Nelson Fanny II Frendberger. No 99t I'd ave. 10 -.
Ross, Eliza J. t. the e;ropotan Gas Lght o. nos a
5f7 and sac broadway, 10 years rent. --.... o."
Russell Jersm all r. 10 Huesos parI OF building On a..
cor OF Cole eaye aud listh It, ye2Is rent !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. THURSDAY, Aug 10. 1880
The following sales We're held al the tx.
change salesroOm to-day:
BIZ Jacob =. D. Wgckor
three story brick dwelling. with lOt No. 62l9 Col
1.tsn6srg - ,nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20

one story frame dwelling and one story frame
sta lies. with lot, y f4st lth-st 3. e d l-t
ave iof 25XlNZ ,. Ciemenrlne Busted -----.--....-
plot OF land Marcy -plscs " cor Of NOttave IA
wood. 9s.eXIO3.Il, samuel Hamburger-....-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20
hsai 9,siaie 10 Gstnanse.

TO EXCHANGE for a better house-4os
4 uuason.ss eAu r,h lease. IL Wcst Houston 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20

EOR SALE.-A 3-story high stoop L0u,e, on
IL I'm ST. IN good order. J. WHITFIELD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20

OFFICES TO LET in the buildings 3, 3 and
" Beeamanst. AM 10 TO 1873 Nassau-st ri LANDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-20
Gun DroperIp 10 Eel

Two LET.-A 3-story house on 7th-st.
j. WHITFIELD CT 7thst
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-02

SHOOTING AFYAIR.-Alex Hamilton
and Dave Coak. two Olympians. met
on Main street IN that town last Toes
day. and got to quarreling over m old
remark Of Co,k's dercg .t;ns to Hauil-
tons mother. Hamilton told Cook
friendly that if he had made the re-
mark complained Of he vas . liar,
wbereupon Cook struck him over tho
head with IN umbrella, following it
with . second blow breaking the UNI
ore'la Hamilton drew Q revolver and
shot Cook. the ball striking him on the
LETT hip and going through without
making more than . flesh wound Cook
was taken Oh for medica! treatment
and Hamilton vas placed under arrest.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-02

A few Of the ladies were ont New
Years calling yesterday; in several il
stances having cards - nest and tasty
Is those possessed BY gentlemen the
day before.
The hack and dray firm of Morris &
Hildebrand has been dissolved, and the
property divided; Mr. Morris taking
the draw branch and Mr. Hildebrsnd
the hack.
The tug Tacoma brought the barks
Whistler and Lizzie Williams into port
last evening: The 0olish with the bark
Great Western will probably arrive 1t
an early hour this morning.
While in Victoria. last week, Capt
Morse. the populsr commander Of the
steamship Dakota. WAS presented by his
sdoir.ng friends . purse with contents
Of six hundred dollars in gold.
The schooner Industry. which went
ashore on the northern coast Of Califor-
mia, and the bark Adelaide Cooper.
which went ashore on the southern coast
Of California. are reported by the
insurance officers - total wrecks.
Steamer Messenger will be detained
here two hours this morning. taking on
freight for the upper Sound that come
per Schooner Hueneme. The last toot
Of her sausical whistle will be heard at
8 O'Clock
The WEEKLY INrELLHGExCER will
issue from the press early this morning.
and can be obtained 1t the postoifice by
local patrons the first thing sitter break
fast. 1t can also be porchsse1 at the
Office Of publication aud ct Pumphrey's
book snd news store. The present
number. tho 6sst Of the year, 10 ono Of
especial iDterest and value. Single
copies. 10 cents psr annum, for 1880.
Ayers Cathsrtic Pills are known in
Wales - "Peienesu Rhyddhsol Ay3r;"
in Roumsnis. 40 ayers Roxwalnisjace
Pigulki," and in Poland q "Ayerss
Pigulki Przeczyszczsjscs." II will DO
convenient for such Of our people -
contemplate whiting those countries.
and expect to be in need Of the Ayers
pills, 70 commit these names to memory
or mako note Of them.
Ayers Almanscs for 1880, printed in
English. French. German. Dutch. Nor
wegian. Swedish. Spanish and Portu.
guess. have been received at the INTEL
LI0ENcER Office 10 oil their editions.
Ten million copiss Of these almanacs
arc printed annually. requiring eight
moaths time. and they are circulsted
in all parts of the glni,s. DR. Ayers &
Co. are among the leading advertisers
of the world. and they have found
prlpter's ink pay big dividends.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-02

trsysd you n your confidence; and.
while an aware that I have made
mistakee, have no regrets to o6er,
having at the time acted up to my
highest and best knowledge of the
right, regardless Of friend OF fos.
Hoping thu. you have all enjoyed .
merry Christmas and . happy New
Year. and hoping that you may oil live
to enjoy many more. I an,
Very respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
n. s. BOOTH,
County Auditor.
SEATTLE, ". T.. Jan. %, 1880.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NV ENGLAND HOTEL.


Allow . cold to advance in your sys-
TEN and thus encourage moro serious
msladies. such IS Pneumonia, Hsmorr-
hayes and Lung troubles when IN i'm
mediate relief can be % readily attain
ed. Boschee's German Syrup has gained
the largest sale in the world for the
cure of Coughs, Colds aud the ssverest
Lung Diseases. II 10 DR.. Boschee's f.
nous German prescription. and is pre-
pared With the greatest care. and no
fear need be entertained in administer.
ing 1t to ths youngest child, % per d.
rections. The sale ofstbis medicine 10
unprecedented Since first introduced
there has been constant increasing dc.
mand aud without . single report Of .
failure to do its work in any case. Ask
your druggist - to the truth of these
rsmarks. Large size Is cent?. Try it
and be convinced.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-02
City Council PROCEEDINGS.

FRIDAY, Jan. 2 1879.
Council met pursuant to law.
Present. Mayor. Hon Orange Jacobs,
and Oouncilmen Hawthorne, King,
Stetson aud Nation.
Journal read aud approved.
Committee on ballast whsrf make .
report thereon; read and adopted.
Monthly reports of the Treasurer.
City Attorney, Street Commissioner and
Justice Of the Peace received aud or
dered fled. st
Resignation of Fred Ninnick, q ~
SCISSOR, rendered and accepted; Frast
Ssidel was elected to I'LL vacancy.
His Honor, the Mayor. creates a
Committes on Licenses. and appoints
Councilmsn King. Stetson and Natiuu
10 members Of such comsaittec.
Report Of City Attorney - 10 cost OF
compiling and printing The ordisan61s.
received and laid on the table.
An ordinance IN relAtiofi % bidding
in property sold for taxes BY the Treas
urer, was submitted By City Attorney,
referred 10 committss. to Wit: Stetsen,
Nation and King.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-02
The COMING MUSICAL ENTERTAIN

The COMING MUSICAL ENTERTAIN.
NENT.-The comical opcra entitled
mo Song. No supper" will be rem.
dered in Yesler's Hall. on the evening
Of January 9Th. under the direction
and management of Mrs A n Snyder
assisted by the young ladies Of her
class. and other musical talent OF tais
city. The entertainment would have
bscn gwen in the new opera houes.
bat the abssscs Of scenery prevented.
The hall will b arranged especially
for the entertainment, aud scenery is
now being painted for tho play. Mrs
Snyder has twice before delighted Sc
attic audiences. and the coming occa-
s,oo viii b. no exception to - rule.
The singers are ell well known in this
city. - Popaiar and talsntsd ladies and
gentlemen. We look 70 ses . crowded
hose on the occasion Of the coming
musical treat.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-02

ENTERTAINXKxr.- On Wedue,dsy
night next tho Royal IIlusionists will
give our people 90 entertainment in the
Squire Opers House. Messrs. Thorn and
Darwin are the leading men in this
company, and they are said to be equal
10 the best in their lice. The Royal
Illusionists, before going back to Ore.
Ron, will give exhibitions in Newcastle,
Poat Gamble. Port Townsend. Vicioris.
Nsnaimo. New Westminster and Olym.
pis. Mr.. McCue. the advance agent,
10 now il this city
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-02
BuLLEr ExrlAcrlD.-After . lapse

BUILT ExT1ACr1D.-After . lapse
ct four months the bullet which Charles
Do Young shot into the chest Of L s
kailoch. on the Esd Of August. vas ex.
traeted from the rear Of the lslt arm.
Pr. Dec. 2lst. BY Dr. L @ Lane snd Dr.
THINNER. Tho lead Was discovered
nsar the surfaos several days before. BY
Are ellocA, Who had bosn reQnested
oy DR. Lane to keep lookout for Il;
aed whom che ssnt for the surgeon,
seey extracted il without difficulty. II
~ 0fried part Of the shirt With Il,
ma its form showed that Is bad not
oeen bruised BY striking . bone. but
,ed passed into the chest and out again
between the ribs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-02


HEAVY WEArnER.-All day yester-
day the wind blew from tho south and
the bay Was quite rough. The Zsphys
started out a. usual. bat was detained
several hours at Milton. The Messen.
Ger came from Olympic under . fair
wind. aud had her foremost carried
away. She sustained no further dam
age, and arrived here in good time.
New PosrNAsrER Dr.. VIM Boyd
has been appointed, by Postmaster
Gen raj Key, Nasty ut Lloonnrr cro.s-
roads. The d 'csor is very clever,
intelligent gentlrman. and in any such
position that he may assume will give
as general satisfaction ~ the uext per-
s"n or any other man
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-02
New YEAh's CALLs.-Calline upo,

NEw YEAR's Calls. - Calling upon
the ladies was generally indulged 10
by ths genslensh on New Years Day
and . very agreeable afternoon aud
evening were 70 secured. A few gen
tlemcn went alone. but in most cases
thsy went in pairs. trios and qusrtsts.
From twenty five to forty calls YER
recsived at many places. The ladies
whose notices appeared in the INTEL.
LIagNcER. we dsve reason to believe.
were more generally favored by the
gentlemen. who. in calling. werc not
in doubt. and wc nave also reason to
belief that oar list for New Years Day.
1881, will be great deal longer than
was the one for 1880 Small a. was
our list sixtssn houses aud Thirty two
ladiss--it bsat Portland aud the Orego-
nian oil tn pieces. for their list included
but i've houses and eight ladies.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-02

Application Of jacob Beer Tor license
to keep . billiard table granted.
Attorney ssbmits Ordinance No eos
to amend section Of Ordinance No
2Oi; passed.
Application Of Jaoob Wirts for gro.
Gerry liceass resolved; bond spprevsd
and liosnss granted.
Adjourned. 10 meet on call Of the
Mayor.
e. .. OsDoaxx, Clerk.