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New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
GLEN ISLAND WELL PATRONIzED.
ATTRACTIONS OF THE NEW REsoRT-A PLEASANT
JOURNEY UP TIE SOUND.

ATTRACTIONS OF THE NEW REs0RT-A PLEASANT
JOURNEY UP THE SOUND.
Foui or five thousand of the multitude that left
the city yesterday in search Of fresh air and
a cooler climate found their way to Glen
Island. The steamer Laura A. Starin. which left
her pier at the foot of Cortandtst at o'clock,
ried about 1900 Of this number. The boat was
therefore very crowded, and the people who had to
find seats in the saloon found it Oppressively hot,
even on the boat until He'll Gate was passed, when
q fresh breeze from the open Sound made
the journey more comfortable. The trip is nearly
twice as long rs that to Coney Island, but the
scenery is moro interesting aud diversified. The
Sound was covered with w6ite-sailed boats. send
ding past the little islands. Now and then was
seen to have been run into the mud or the long
grass partially oapsized, and the efforts Of the
aquatic amateurs to right them were in some
instances very ludicrcus.
On reaching Glen Island. which IL situated in tho
harbor of New-Rocbelle. a good part of the voy-
agers with sluggish appetites aroused by the keen
breeze, made for tho Rhode Island clam bake
which is served in a pavilion built on high rock
seaward of the island and connected with it
by q bridge. There Is also a restaurant at
tached. The island is in beautiful condition. The
walks are nicely laid out and the sward Is dotted
with gay parterres of flowers The youngsters
found amusement in knocking crab-apples from the
trees, or in catching baby Holsters on the mud
banks near the artificial lake. There are none of
the side shows and "catch-pennes" OF C0ney Island
but there arc rife galleries and bowling alleys.
There are ample conveniences for boating and
every description Of boat from n steam yacht down
is to be hired but at present there mo arrange
ments for bathing.
The band PLAYED during the day in tho dancing
pavilion but to the disappointment of many, there
was no dancing. The members OF the band met
with disappointment OF different kind. At @
o'clock they retired TO the pavilion for dinner, but
were told that the visitors had eaten mp every clam
and every scrap Of food on tho whole island. An
angry vocal chorus followed, but no more instru-
mental music.
The groves as they arc called. which are little
wc-wOoded isets. reached by long plank bridges
were full of people. In fact, Glen Island had more
visitors than il GUnld comfortably accommodate
This was painfully apparent when the last boat ar
rived. The per has railing in front and the
foremost of the immense crowd had difficulty in
keeping themselves out of the water. As soon rs the
boat touched the pier they were glad to scramble
on board anyhow. and not halt OF them passed over
the gang plank. They were scrambling on board
after tho ropes were cast off and still many were
left The extra steamer was 10 reach the island nm
hour later hnt of this few people were aware rs no
announcement Of il had been made.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Syuopqis for ne past % hours

WASHINGTON. June %. n. m.-The bar
omoer Ia highest In the South Atlantic and East CUR
States. Rain has fen except along the Atlantic coast
and IN the East Gulf States. storm OF considerable
energy ia central In tho Upper Lake region and North
west Northerly winds prevail in the extreme North
west; elsewhere they are southwestery The tempera
ture has fallen in Wyoming Dakota and Nebraska with
rapidly rising barometer; elsewhere the temperature
has remained nearly stationary.
Ifldted
For the Middle Atlantic stateS partly cloudy weather
occasional rains winds mostly sOuthwostery stationary
temperature, lower barometer. , -
For New-En gand increasing cloudlDess followed by
local rains winds mostly Boutherly, STATIONARY tePeEA
ture, falling barometer.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28

y ,,,;s s,s,s IS s,s:l e. ssss s.ssss
r. - nee lss' 81 seilsi rsi sson 6s u 5ss g
nbscs sSs eosenisohs nil "a sss3es sea
Among the other fealnrss q tho rsRs5( r. 4 { 4
dicatedtn the foiiowina psregxspe3 49,
!, ysssss oasssGs 1ssss sosasss 2 ssss 3
A|sTisaa .d nr5 5os. ssss 8 s, g 9sss ss
talks wlth txMayor wiekhasn. Hnxh 4 4e>lll z ~
Int inisrisssoasl cspyr.sas "A ,,tssr - osss
suaHS sssses.an y Ssn'iss g sss stsss "a
rsss5.nss e ss sssss ssa e tAs
wards. DR.. Holland on West Point peH 694 1 Il
Canada, and ysrisns sfaer topics vsr lses5e ~ 3
lections IN this dspsstr:snt q ron tss w 4y1m2.
Populsuon Of NeE.York. Final eiions - q N
s. I'VE yssssl:: X sss: sss,
sna sss .s .s sss w
81: fss ,sss sss s IS
ontbe- Hudson It's magnincsns woods g 80 sns - =
Knitting and crochet q .<.&s't
Religious intelligence ana carreat rslidous apnf
Letters from tho people. & 81 81 tAi
Bits OF criticism. - ~ {t3
Medical and sureicalpotes. 5
N0na-A story from All the Year Rcw1o. p 6 8 z'ks'
Tss Hudson River and its early names
John sherman Ut home. ~ y b {.
Caryles letter to young man g;
Anecdotes Si'i Of iGohn A. Andrew. 81
Some famous jeweis s5l 800 q
summary of the days news Is appsDded hoeY Z.
FOREIGN. Tho cable telegram TO THE Tnmu161
from London says that Mr. Bradlausb N0z
probably be. admitted to the Heeee ~
Commons the present y, week; So
IN Manchester. r' @x "A larse body IL Guls1
insurgents surrendered In the PngM9o}
Of Santiago dc Cuba on Saturday. = 11&t
take part in elections. ~ Commission has -
ported that the East Roumelisn militia has col1-s'
mitted great atrocities among the Turkish pop9e'
DoMEsTic.-Passenger of the Naxrseaneott|
learned on Saturday that test suit for payaeat
lost property had been brought against ~ 4
Hudson River are reported to be drying Ip. =ss
Governor Cornell has ngped the bili foz -
ngss o,Sss %sdsfl sa ssTyss u this %
Mechanics Bank Of Minnesota has suspended pay x;
ment. - A Alargenumber ofpersons arrived e theS;
Summer resorts on Saturday: +=s= President hayee
A riot at Jacksonville, Fla. resulted in ~
shooting of two policemen and some strikers. a
returned from Cincinnati on Saturday and the a'sss
- New-York's water supply Is cous5dS
Gs In Brootgn Urgent appeals against waste ave made
- Tbe CoDey Island Jockey Club meetdnk
closed brilliantly Spark. Duke Of Mont-
the winners - Nine cases Of sunstroks
were reported: one was fatal. g
Copies OF the paper may still be had by mail o.
at TnE TRIBUNE counter. Price cents.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28

Francis Abbott like brother and admire as love
MIN. think VIC are all bis debtors Cor the noble
words be has spoken % this generation, and the
truth be has iyonglt ct such cost. but never sold
lt has been laid him to penetrate into regions of
Wrought still dim to many of as. and remote from
our life. and TO report TO rs how divine they are.
even as the iite garden plats in which we have to
iabc. he sees the truth IN its clear whiteness We
split the white shaft INTO prisms after our kind"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
TELLfNa TALES OFT OF r. sGKo0L' 10

Never since John Hancock slgnea tIe USci ~ tSc
es 81 man been issued tnan General order 70 hs Az,
$500 Inv General Hancock the occasion VI us 10
s,,sslns o1mmand Of the LouIsiana District us SV S
e ss military commander OF that oisrlct Won 10
49, edrairafiou OF ali good men THROUGHOUT ne
.ssa shn lastiux gratitude OF the boutbern peopie
eonnct bs owes his domination to-day ahs snt ~
tnss ~ awe his aIeciion In November next The oout
- not soreoftea the who stood between ne. a
Tsr iestroycrs &c 1857 aud now gratsinIy ann cof'
49, az ssnSsrs htrn fiiis tokea Of her renemDranee
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28

A safe standby for the family during tho
season cholera morbus Sumner complaints. crampes
darrho and all bowel complaints is DIR. Jayncs Car
nInatiye Basam OF admitted efficacy, and IL occasion
should arise prove useful.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
TRIBI1NE Local OBSERVATIONS.

TR1nUSE OFFICE. June 2s l o. m.-The changes In the
barometer yesterday were regular end slight Partly
cloudy and fair weather prevailed. The temperature
ranged between 7lO and 9Ao tho average 1902 being
% lower than on the corresponding day last year aud
I4o higher than on Saturday. - -.
FaF ana partIy cloudy weather. with slight changes
n tsmperntte and cbanoes OF Occasionni PhoWerS may
be expected to-day IN this city ana VieiniV'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
MARRIED.

MYERs-MARTINE-o Wednesday. juno %. 1880 ~ Tho
residence BRIDES mother Painheld NJ j. By ehe
Rev j. O. Bliss D. D.. William w. Myers % Harriet A.
daughter OF the late Daniel MARITIME
Al notices Of Marriages mast be iHdorssd ,sith 1sH
nm md address.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
poliiisal He.isss.

4. f;'jiss u; sir;sE. fPl;:s:. q
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28

Al notices Of Il
name dRd address.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18


Gen Sherman rscommendsi that the
judgment Of the court martial which
tried Major Reno and sentenced him %
disgraceful sxpalsion from the array,
ts modified to suspession one yeaE
from command without pay, to cso-
fnement 70 the limits Of the headquas-
tiers post, and that he be reduced Eve
6les on the list Of Majors Of cavalry
Considering the Majors past bad r.
cord, this suggestion Of the Genersi's
will strike the average citizen with
peculiar disfsvor. Reno has been
eourt1msrtialed three times within -
many years. Once for cowardics At
the Custer massacre aud twice for in
sultiog women and conduct generally
unbscoming an officer. Once be e..
capsd conviction; oncs wss psrdonsd
altsr conviction, and now, on the third
occasion, he seems likely again to
escape through the mesns of the par
doning power, President Hayes can
not do better for the army than purge
IL Of the disboooesd presence Of Rene.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

UNION PACIFIC. -Stockhelde Of the
Union Pacific Railway Company. on
the 10th inst. elected the following
Directors: Sidsey Dillon. David Bows,
7 T Ecksrt. Jay Gould. Solomon Hun
phreys ADD RUSSELL Sage. of New York:
Elisha Atkins. Fred l. Amos. Ezra II
Parker and + Gordon Dexter. Of Bos-
ton; 3 81 H CLARK. Of Omaha; Green.
Vile II Dodge, of Council Bluffs;
Carlos = Greeley. Of st. Leuis: William
T SCOTT. Of Erie. Pa: and John Sharp.
Of Salt Like City. The annual report
shows that the operations for the year
ending December 81. 1879. we're: Gross
earnings, t1S.20l,077; operating ea.
pensesy including taxes. IS AIS. sos;
surplus earnings, t7.925.57a. which.
With interest u collect on investment
securities. make . total Of 1S.i40..
$50 q.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18
THE sNOHOMIsm CoURT.

The March term Of the District Court
for Snohomisb county began ct 6neho-
mish City on the 18th Chief Justice
Greene psssidiog.
Among the attorneys present we're the
Territorial Prosecutor. M Ballard; and
Msssrs. Jas McNsught, Emory, White.
Burke. Brown and Hanferd.
w. Whitfield was appointed Court
Crier.
Cases - follows appeared upon the
docket:
Territory W. Snooks.
1oNslly ". Matthew.
Wilbur ". Bernard.
Whitfield ". Bernard.
Buchanan ". Chsss 4 Packard.
6chwahacher Bros. ". Kellogg-Cou.
6rmation Of sale.
Same ". Estrom-Same.
Same 70 Iatthews-Same.
Darcy ~. Ferguson.
Jennings ". Austin.
Morse W. Morse.
Harris 70. Runnslls.
Hovarson ". Hovarson.
Bjssks ". Mcdonnell.
SWEET ". Duvali.
Stretch ". Cxthcart Of al.
Stretch ". Elwell.
Stretch W. LsBsllistsr.
Stretch ~. Dockery.
Stretch ~. Ford.
Richards ". Cald we'll.
So 2ubacher " Dubuque.
1saghsr ~. Phinnsy.
Ferguson Va. Tompkins.
Csldor ". 4cLaughlin.
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Thursday, March Is, 1880


At last one man hes beeo found in
San Francisco With ssnss and courage
sufficient 10 give the rufisuly brswler
Denis KssrIsy. bic deserts. We refer
to Judge Rix. before whom Kearnsy
has just been on charges Of dsnsuncise
and threatening others in most vio-
lent. obnoxious sod dangerous msnne'.
ct public meetings and In the presence
of hundreds Of eitisens. Claus spreck-
sls IVES publicly denounced By Ksarney
- the biggest thief Who ever vent nm.
hung. Senator Bones Vas psoc,aiusd
Q traitor. who was - bs hung. and fos
whore hanging the rope was pur.
chased and exhibited. Ns. Parrot
was also threatened with death fei
daring TO give employment to China
men. We might 20 on with the Id
and name nearly every leading man 10
tho State. who has In turn been held
up 10 dssision BY this blsthsrskits,
and villidsd and threatened and
alarmed. Hs has talked shoot and
hang and burn about the best people
Of the city and State, until 6an Fran.
cisco and California have been looked
upon BY ell the world with disfavor
and disgust. LAwlessnsss was thought
to be rampant, and The people were
cowsd BY the mob Of the sandlots.
It hes cost the Golden State mors
than . hundred thousand people and
. hundred million dollars in gold, aud
has affected iujurieusly every town
and settlement west Of the Rocky
1ountsins. For oil this Ksarnsy.
Kslloch 4 Co.. and their plottinga
and inoendisry speeches. sss ssspsosi.
bic. and to them should b meted out
. punishment that they would feel b
the end Of their days. and that would
b . warning TO like conspirstors for
oil future time. Ksarney was greatly
surprised ct the snermity Of his sea-
tsuoe. while decent people were graf
lied ct it, justice. The Judge SEN
tsncsd him to inprisou msnt in the
houss Of correction for six months and
to pay . fine Of . Thousand dollars.
We trust that this administration OF
law and justice to their leader will
have the effect Of quelliug forever the
disordsrly element that las - long
and violently disturbed The metropolis
Of the coast.
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cubic cir ordinance would b simply
tnhuman. n in The present STATE Of the
city pris0ns the ind0x OF Chimes would
result in fearful ovescrowdiuR. The
Board addressed . reqsest to the Board
Of eupesvisors f"r some sxtenaiop #
peisoo accommodation to meet tho sai-
gescy that will sriss - soon @ the
work Of condemnation begins.
EAAS1 IN n TATES
NEW YoRx. March 17th-Tbe Lake
Erie sud Western Railwsy Company
began ssit today for the recovery from
james W Henry Of $13.075. With inter.
est from July. 1879. The cause of debt
il not stated definitely.
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE Ways
and Neans Committee has refsrrsd the
subjsot of McKsy's approach Of Jadgs
Kelley for improper purposes to Sub.
committee composed Of Tucker. Frye
and Morrison.
Tue Edmunds electoral count bill
provides for . mestiog OF electors on
the second Non3sy Of January instead
Of the second Wednesday Of Deeea Der.
and provides for State disposition of
any controversy under such laws - it
may have in existence before choosing
such electors. The two Houses ere to
proceed in conformity with the deci-
sions Of the respective States.
WARRINGTON. March 10 Among
the dccumsnts accompanying the Pres
ident's message on the subject Of the
inte:.ocesnic canal is an elaborate re-
port from Secretary Evsrts. iu which
he sets forth its diplomatic history, the
msin point of which 10 that our treaty
with New Granada IL still 10 force,
and canal communicat ton. should it Le
accomplished. must be in accordance
Herewith. and with the concurrence of
the United States; that il it were &C..
complished in such accordance. which
under this treaty must be deemed
essential, it would be today under the
protection and guarantee Of the United
States. and both it, projectors and the
government of New Granada would be
authorized in certain contingencies to
call upon the Government Of the
United States for the fulfillment Of the
treaty obligation. Indeed. it 10 proper
to add, that On several OCCASIONS the
Government of the United States has
been called upon to consider and en-
force it, guarantee TO the Government
of New Granada. OF ito rights of GOV.
erelgnty. property and neutrality IN the
isthmus." Secretary Evarts, in conclu
sion. declares tho character of the
weighty responsibilities that devolve
upon the United States BY reason Of
the construction Of the int.r-eeeanic
canal through the territory Of New
0ranads. and says: 1T will b assumed
that no contract or negotiation could
DO formed between private projectors
and the government Of ColombiA except
in contemplation of this position Of ths
United States ondsr the treaty, and Of
the necessity that both private interests
and public engagements involved are
in reliance upon the power and faith Of
this government for their protection,
and must Do conformed to ita riehtful
participation and control in any AZ
raDgements that may seriously affect
the discharge Of its stipulated respon-
sibllitiss."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

IL the most efentive Pain Destroyer in
tho world. Will most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally or
applied externally. and therby more
certsinly RELIEVE PAIN. whether chron-
10 or acute. than any other pain allevi-
ator. aud it 10 warranted double the
strength of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain ir the Side. Back or Bow
ole. Sore Throat. Rheumatism, Tooth
ache. and ALL ACHES. and 10 The Great
Reliersr Of Pain. "BRowN's HoUsEHoLp
PANAcRA" should be in every Family.
A teaspoonfrl of the Psnaces in . tum-
bier OF hot water [sweetensd. il pre-
fsrred. taken ct bedtime. will BREAK
UP COLD. IS cents . bottle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

Among other tit.biss in the political
history Of the Bsyasd family u the
following resolution offered in the SEN
ate Of the United Htases in 1861 by Mr..
Bayari, father Of the present Delaware
6esaaoe:
sRAo1esd. THAT the President, by AID
with the advice and consent of the Sen
ate, bss full power and authority to
scsept tho declaration Of the secsdiog
States that they constitute hereafter %
alien people. and - negotiate and con-
clude . treaty With the Co.federste
States Of America sckno wledging their
iodependssss - separate nation.
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The "a ol March he's been an event.
fdl day In the making Of Ausrican
political history.
On that day. in 1881. the 6rst Amer.
lean Csogrsss met.
On the same day, in 1870 ArkAnsas
vas orsanissd - Territssy.
II 1891. Aissouri was admitted q :
0tats.
In 1885. Texas declared her indspsn.
dsnes Of Mckee.
In 1858. Washingtoa vss eseanised
- Territory.
Aud 10 1881, Colorado, Dakota and
Nevada we're also given Territorial Or
sanizAtioos.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

Undoubtedly with children. attributed
70 other causes. 10 occasioned BY Worms.
BRowN's VIRMIFUoE O0xFIrs. OF
Worm Lozepges. although e6ectual in
destroying worme. can do no possible
injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable combination has been success
fully used By physicians. and found "a
DO absolutely sure in srsdicatiue
worms. % hurtful to children. Twenty.
i've cents . boz.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

Wool production Increased in the
United Static iron - .0oo. 600 pounds
In 1888 = ~. oooo. 600 pcuads in 1873.
Seventy million poands lsrsign woels
were imported lest pear. Tke manu-
facturs q ~eolen good gives saploy-
ment to SOC. 900 psesoos and auosst.
in valas 70 $40. o0e. 900 pr aa.am.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

&AAA8 OA0AAs
6AH FRANCISCO. Match line fur
thse inforUati0n has come 10 light r..
gasding The proposed arrangement b.
tween the Citisens' Proeeclive Uniuu
esd the Woskingmen. nssntioosd IN the
dispatches u 4euday. Il - undssstood
tAas emo fastAee consideration oe the
question has taken place. but Il 10 din.
cult 70 obtain any infcrmatioo coucstu.
ins il. though further dcvelopmsuts
nay b looked for q % early dsy.
The sentence imposed On Keasney haa
besa tAs gsessal TODD q coovessssisu
On the strssts during ths day. 0ensssl
lear 10 entertained 20 70 whethes judge
Rix may nos havs overshoe the NAH
By imposing the sxtrs0s penal,y Il the
Law. Ksarsey. hewevsr. lost his bsse
ahancs By uealectine to dsaAsd Jury
trial. which be declined - DO h antiei.
patton II . nominal sents0ce.
The city vss never more quist thaS
Tor the last feu days. although il l.
evident that there 10 IN undefcurrsot
Of feeling that may manifest itself q
any tiae. There are nunbeslsa "a :
morn aAoat regarding the issenttons Of
the Citiss1s' Uaioa and Wosksaeunsa |:
but. - iar - can - learned. the latter
sre anxious to avoid any extreme ues-
su.se. and IL the Uaioa have any =.
gveesive movement IN cootsoplation.
they keep thsir plans ~ themselves
At meeting q The Board Of Health,
lest evening. questions were discussed
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

Photesraphs Of the original spd only
correct map Of the Skagit gold fields.
drawn BY Il. II. Crusweli, can be had
at L. B. Hsrknsss's Money Exchange.
where also can be seen the vain
e6aft at imitation Of Mr.. Harris and
Jack Levy.
ml4d1w r. N. CRHswRLI.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

Photographs Of the only correct map
OF the Skagit gold fields, drawn by Mr..
8. G. Harris. can b had at Pumphrsy'a
or OF Jack Levy. m18dlw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

Boston's police toros this yssr will
cnst 1t sos 605. whish b aboat Go. 900
lee than The appropriation. and ~. 900
lee than last rear.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

An interesting EPISODE in San Fran
cisco dental practise has recently
occurred. A young man. nsnsd Her
bert N. Shepherd, he'd long lower
wisdom tooth removed on the goth Of
last month. IT. extraction vas . very
nice affair. - the tooth. in consequence
Of being caught under another tooth
next to it. had to b divided and 70.
moved in sections. The posterior root,
however, was firmly hooked under the
sheath contrasting the infrsdsntal Or.
terry. vein and nerve. and. in addition,
Nj. Shepherd WAS constitutioually dis.
posed to bleeding. The arteries were
necessarily laos5ated ~ the operation,
and the patisat's blood gushsd forth
freely. The wousd was finally closed.
only to break open. and again to Gloss
and again 70 open. For twelve days
this was kept up. M. Shepherd b.
coming weaker continually. snd bsina
unable to 60 from the dental apart.
mssts to bic homs In the same city.
It then became evident that he eoald
hold ont only short time longer. and
smother method Of remedy must b
rssortsd to. The galvanic battery va
applied. ADD the blood vsssels surrouud.
ind the capillariss we'll scared ever
stopping the dow: At this juncturs
blood poisoning sst ia, aeoompanisd b
csnvolsions. and small hopes we're en-.
tertainsd OF the suleeer's recovery,
Energetic measures we're promptly n.
sorssl 70. with favorable result; Mr.
Shepherd bsiog speedily pronounced
cut Of danger. aad being enabled, after
sixtesn days at the deatisl's. to reach
HE heas in safsty.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

There has lately been con-
siderable talk abou: Safes b.
ing drilled. The above tsle-
gram speaks for itsslf, and
shows that Msssrs. Raymond
{ Wiltshire, Agents for the we'll
known mcueaIe { Urban Safes
are willing their safes should
be tested. Many Of these safes
have been tested and no one
ever failed to stand said test.
D. ]. WHEELER,
Agent mcNeale { Urban Safe ca.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

WASUINGToN TERRlTORY.
PoRr TowxsEND. March l7..-Nr g
w Holt and thrse others went to Dun.
ginsss ysatsrday. 70 displaos the fog
osll preparatory to IL removal to
Point. No. Point.
The steamer Favorite arrived here
this morning FROM Port Gamble with .
crew for The bark Jeasy Pitts. which
vessel sailed today for Honoluls.
PoRT TowNsEND. March l7-Sailed.
barksntine Catherine Sudden. for Hon.
olulu.