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The Whitaker Case-The Testimony All

The Whitaker Case-The Testimony All In.
 WEST POINT, May 1s.-At the opening of the court to-day the testimony of Whitaker was read over in his presence, and he made only one or two trivial corrections. When the reading was concluded the Recorder began questioning anew. His attention was called to passage in the unfinished letter to
 his mother to the effect that he felt fore
 bodings of harm, but did not believe the cadets would do him harm He said he had
 the note of warning on his mind when
 writing. The Recorder asked him why he
 demurred when asked for the keys to his
 trunk and valise. Whitaker had testified that he gave them freely. He replied that he had given his word of honor
 and he considered asking for the keys doubt ing his word. He did not believe there was any established right to demand them. Some small white bands were exhibited similar to those with which he was bound and he was fold they were taken from his trunk. He explained that they were tied about pair of white trousers sent him from the commissary department. By placing two ends together the name '.Alvord,'' that of cadet here, was made out. The Recorder placed on record two telegrams sent by General Scho- field to the War department, one announcing the outrage on Whitaker and the other stating that the cadets denied any complicity in it. The Recorder then announced that he had no more testimony to offer, and Whitta- ker's counsel said that except Prof. Greene's statement he knew of nothing more. The Recorder asked for time to prepare his review of the evidence. It is probable that the court will meet again next Monday
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WANTED.

FNNHREE frst-class Tin and Sheet Iron Workers 1 None but experienced men need apply. Good wages and steady employment.
 E. ARNOLD A CO, my1S St Cor. State and Crown sts
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Sr1rnnnerResidanna

,=A pleasantly situated Residence, with plant #.. ed garden, in Woodbridge, will be rented at g EJ low figure, either for the summer longer time Nor particulars, inquire of, address
 AMOS HINE, my19 2d1w* Woodbridge. Ct.
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&eaI Gstatt.
NOR. SALE.

kG4a THE Homestead of the late Ashael Smith,
 ss'1H containing 20 acres, situated South End ktilI Inquire of WILLIAM SMITH, East HaveIf, or ap2f If J. A DAVIS, 355 Orange Street.
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SITUATION WANTED

A American German boy from 12 to Is years A old. No other need apply Inquire at
 STALLS A AND B, myIS 2t+ City Narket
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The New York Market,

34. CONGRESS AVENUE. YUyBE best place in the city to buy prime Beef, \ Veal, Lamb, Vegetables, etc. The finest goods at the most reasona ble prices. Orders executed promptly and goods delivered in any part of the city.
 my17 w. w. Tabor, Proprietor.
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WANTFD

MAN WITH little money to engage in A good -A paying business. Call in the evening, or ad. dress " BUSINESS"
 my18 f6 98 Dwight Street, City
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8faI Gstatr.
Five New Ho11sf
SEASHORE HOTEL FOR RENT.

AfAA THE well-known seashore resort, MFR
 ssa WINS POINT, Milford, consisting of house, .I barn, sheds, ten pin alley, fine grove and about 25 of land It is but six-mile drive from New Haven fine and pleasant road accessible by N. r., N H. H. R. R. at woodmont station, threequar- ters of mile from house abundance of shade, the beach and bathing grounds are the finest good fish ing, plenty of duck shooting in fall Will rent the property for one more years. For particulars, ad dress MRS. A. M. MERWIN, woodmont, Ct, or
 CHAS F. MERWIN 3O8 State Street,
 myl1 eod2w New Haven. Conn.
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Delegates to the Colorado Convention.
 DENVER, Col, May 18.-Of sixty nine State delegates elected to the State convention ifty-six are for Grant and fifty for Blaine.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-19

At Downes' Steamship Ticket
 Agency, N ADIES or gentlemen contemplating trip to Flu E E[ rope can secure the desired accommodations on any steamer weeks in advance of sailing without tra expense. Agency for all the British and German lines, and for the only direct line to France Call for cabin plans and all information Excursion tickets from $1OO to $180; 2d cabin S75, $50. Drafts London, Dublin Glasgow for any amount of p ounds sterling.
 Checks on Paris for any amount of francs.
 EDWARD DOWNES, Agent, my14 309 Chapel Street.
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experienced waitress and chambermaid: must
 have good reference Apply between 1 and o'clock, at
 my19 2t1 136 CHAPFJ, STREET
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FUN 9fAII14s ,&e@A BUILDING LOTS on Nichol, Eagle, and both ES'ssH sides of Nash street. 400 feet in place E!Q price low; terms easy.
 ANDREW MARTIN, f23tf 19 Pearl Street.
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AlIcOck'S Porous PlasterS.

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.
 Their high degree of perfection has been secured after years of experiment.. Composed of the CHOICEST Gums and Extracts. We guarantee them the BEST external remedy.
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The Best Goods are the Cheapest
ROR SAI,E

GOOD Phaton Carriage big bargain owner "A has no room or use for it Blackman make will be sold for half its worth apply at once.
 GAY BROTHERS, Publishers, rayI4 256 Chapel st., over s9c store.
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WANTED

CIVILIZATION as clerk, salesman agent, by man S of good address and reference. Address
 nly1 EIEXPFRTENCF n Conriar Oaico
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EOR RENT

FOR RENT, ke4A A HOUSE on the corner of Pierpont and @aaaaiI Houston streets. Rent $s per month. Apply ESiII at THIS OFFICE. ap27 If
 FOR SALE. FA ALL the lands which belonged to the estate kEisi of Amasa G. and Emily A. Porter, now de- E.Q ceased, consisting of upland, dyke and salt meadows in the towns of New Haven East Haven, North Haven Hamden and Orange in lots to suit pur chasers. Apply between and Il o'clock a. m to
 CHARLES SHELTON, Agent for the heirs my15 dawtf Office AS Church st., Room G.
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IOSEPH SONNENRERG.

JOSEPH SONNENBERG, Real Estate and Exchange Broker,
 238 CHAPEL STREET
 n nnASpanish Doubloons wanted United lOsOOOstates per cent Bonds and For eign Securities bought and sold and dividends paid in United States currency Tenement for rent of George and Day streets, rooms, $9 per month. Also Gold and Silver exchanged at the office of
 JOSEPH SONNENBERG, ap26 If 238 Chapel Street.
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WANTED, 4 MARRIAGE Body Makers, one Blacksmith on plat S form work, and one Trimmer my19 2t B MANVITJRN 70
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Business Chance


 $50 ddfess ae of maDa sGs aBa pss sant business. Must be willing to travel Can hay monopoly of territory. Sale of an invention indis pensable to business offices P. o. BOX 437, my19 Pts New Haven.
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w NTET

SITUATION WANTED.
 NNO DO general housework or as laundress : good
 U city reference. Inquire for two days in the rear myl9 lt+ 258 HANJT,ToN STREEr
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FOR, RENT

 If&aa HOUSE No. T2 Howe street, with all modern Aaasss Improvements. Inquire at 70 Howe, corner EasY George and State streets. ina25tf N. W. MERWIN.
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FOR RENT

MeaA THREE large rooms on Gregson street, suita- Mssssss ble for light manufacturing purposes Rent EsJ very low to responsible party. Apply at office of EDWARD VALLEY.
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WANTED, R GOOD BENCH HOLDERS. Steady work ant O good pay. Apply at
 FLORENCE MACHINE CO, myl9 eod3t Florence, Mass.
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FOR. SAL,

 sh@4. BRICK BUILDING, with engine in good or s'sH der, with without barn. possession any time Etlvl ANDREW MARTIN, f33ff I9 Pearl Streea.
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Notice to Applicants for Appoint
 ment as City Bath House Keep

VNHE Special Committee Bath Houses will meet 1 at Room No. Il City Hall, on Thursday, the 10th day of May 188O at 730 o'clock p. All persons de- string appointment bath house keepers will appear before the Committee. CHARLES T. MORSE,
 my19 2t City Clerk.
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WANTEn

WANTED, A YOUNG LADY to attend a confectionery store; ~ also girl to cook, wash and iron. Apply from to Il a n., at
 my19 It, 452 CHAPEI, STREET
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Rooms and Board. JSSS;=A TWO very pleasant Rooms, centrally and MIs;;d pleasantly located to rent with without E!Y board, in private family. Inquire at the myI9 2t4 TEA STORE, AT State st.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20
Horrible Bnngling.

Serious Inconvenience that attend
the gibbeting of man where the pun
ishment of death is not regularly in
force are being felt in no little degree in
Russia now, where, capital punishment
having been abolished fer many years,
the machinery of the hangman has got
out of gear. Wladetsky, who shot al
Count Loris Melikoff, was executed after
an extremely rough-and. ready fashion,
3 common packing case having been
kicked from under him at a given 81 =
Dal--an arrangement which Kept the
wretched man struggling several min
utes more than was necessary. The
clumsiness of this hanging reminds ont
of the horrible accident that took place
at the execution of the conspirators q,
the commencement of Nicholas reign.
On this occasion the ropes broke when
the signal was given, and the criminals
were precipitated into q deep ditch
round the glacis Of the fortress of st,
Peter and st. Paul, on the edge of which
the gibbet was set up. Two of the men
were found to have their legs broken,
and resigned themselves tamely enough
to be replaced under the gibbet. But
the third, who was Colonel Pestel, the
author and soul of the conspiracy, pre-
served his consciousness, and cried out,
as he was being pinioned again, with
voice that was heard above the beating
of the drums, "Whata miserable eoun-
try, where they do not even know how
to hang a man"
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Words Of Wisdom.

The sunshine Of life is made up o,
very little beams that are bright all the
time.
Those who excel in strength are not
most likely to show contempt for weak
ness.
Innocence is flower which withers
when touched, but blooms not again,
though watered with tears.
No one ought to enjoy what is too
good Tor him; he ought to make himself
worthy of 1t, and rise to its level.
Politeness is the imitation of a mutual
goodwill among men; this goodwill,
therefore. exists somewhere, for with
out a model there would be no copy.
Mems happiness springs mainly from
moderate troubles, which afford the
mind healthful stimulus, and are fol-
lowed by reaction which produces a
cheerful flow of spirits.
An ambition to excel in petty things
obstructs tile progress to nobler aims.
The aspiring spirit, like the winged
eagle, should keep its gaze steadily fixe
on the sun toward which 1t soars.
If the show OF anything be good for
anything / am sure sincerity is better;
for why does any man dissemble or seem
to be that which he is not, but because
he thinks it good to have such quality
rs he pretends TOP
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A Mexican Beverage.

A correspondent of the Chicago Inter-
Ocean, writing from Mexico, says: No
one can ever forget his first draught OF
pulque. 1t is administered in little
earthenware cup to the stranger. The
natives take it in quart measure. 1t
looks like Chicago milk, wherein the
tactical fluid has been literally diluted
with the water of Lake Michigan. The
appearance is natural, but the smell-it
can never be described! There is
combined odor of the dried pigskin in
which it is carried and the subtle and
peculiar odor of the plant. The taste is
not so bad, and if the travellers nostrils
are sufficiently filled with the white,
ashy dust of the plain, hemay toss it of
without much of q shudder, shutting
his eyes, to the disgusting receptacle
from which il comes. There Is but one
thing that resembles it in flavor, how
ever slightly, and that is koumyss. The
similarity is not very striking, still 1t
may be noticed. General Grant was
familiar with the taste of the beverage
from his visit to the country thirty
years ago, and did not care to refresh
his memory, but General Sheridan and
Colonel Grant felt bound TO satisfy their
curiosity in the matter, and single cup
holding less than gill was enough for
both.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20
Effect OF the Gulf Stream Upon the
Climate of EnrOpean Countries.

At a recent meeting of the Society of
Austrian Civil Engineers, Mr.. Carl
Englehardt gave an interesting account
of the natural supply Of heat on the con-
tinent OF Europe. He showed that Ger
tain European countries are favored over
other parts of the world by the natural
influences OF the upper Elesian winds,
the desert Of Sahara and particularly
the Gulf stream. When the Sahara was
still sea, the climate of Southern Eu
rope and Northern Africa was many de-
grees colder than at present. Many
thousand years ago, before the isthmus
of Panama had been raised above the
level of the sea, the Gulf stream flowed
between North ana South America
That was the glacial period in Northern
Europe. Scandinavia and Finland were
covered with ice, moose and reindeer
abounded in Italy and Spain, and the
south of Europe was inhabited by a
race similar to the Laplanders. The
Vosges and the Black forest were
covered by glaciers. Through the rising
OF the Central American istbmus, the
Gulf stream was turned eastward, and
Europe emerged from the ice period.
In how comparatively short a time the
climate of a country can change is
proved by Greenland, which was dis
covered S92 years ago, and owes its
name to the verdant valleys and bloom
ing meadows which greeted the eyes Of
the first settlers. Even 450 years ago
Greenland had over 2AO towns and vii
lagos, and was bishops see. Through
the elongatiOn of the coral reefs of
Florida, the Gulf stream has turned
more toward the west coast OF Europe,
and Labrador and Greenland have now
the climate of the Arctic circle. The
mean temperature of the most southern
point of Greenland is the same as that
of Norway, 600 miles further north
ward.
The detection of the Gulf stream will
probably increase, as the Florida banks
advance to finally join the Bahama and
Tortugas islands, and the influence Of
the Gulf stream will at last be lost to
Northwestern Europe. The consequence
will be a decrease in the area of cereals
in Europe, considerable lowering of
temperature, and a general reaction il
the march of civilization on the Eastern
continent. Some thousands of wears
will, however, elapse before this can be
accomplished.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20

Growing Old.
A. We grow old our yesterdays
Seem very dim and distant;
We grope, as those in darken'd ways,
Through all that is existent;
Yet far-oG days shine bright and clear
With suns that long have faded,
And faces dead seem strangely near
To those that lie has shaded.
AS We grow old our tears are few
For friends most lately taken,
Bat ialls--ss falls the summer dew
From roses lightly shaken.
hen some chance word OF idle strain,
hechords OF memory sweeping,
Unlock the food-gates OF our pain
For those who taught us weeping.
As we grow old our smiles are rare
To those who greet us daily,
Or, il some living faces wear
The looks that beamed 80 gail
From eyes long closed-and we should
smile
In answer 10 their wooing,
'Tis but the past that shines the while
Our power to emile renewing.
AS we grow old our dreams at night
Are never OF the morrow;
They come with vanished pleasure bright,
nr IoYL x.;th ,l,la,, anvr,xy.
And when we wake the names we say
Are not OF any mortals,
But OF those in some long dead day
Passed through ile's sunset portals.
~. f.. Cameron.
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Moses A. Hopkins, q colored man Of
pure African blood, who was graduated
from the Auburn theological seminary
in 1877, having learned TO read after he
was seventeen years Of age, is very ac.
lively engaged in religious work in North
Carolina. he supplies four churches.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20

tits n time-honored custom in Quincy
Fla, to salute u new married couple By
firing cannen.
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The Reno (Nevada) Gazette claims
that there is a petrifed tree lying near
Lovelock station, that State, 600 feet in
length and two feet thick.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20

A familiar instance OF color blindness
is that Of man taking brown silk
umbrella and leaving green gingham
in its place.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20

Georgia turned toward the old mau
my God" he said, "the hermit is
dead. Philadelphia Times.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20

The brocade most USED Tor millinery
has agate cloudings of two colors.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-20

The Rochester Express complains that
the mornings get up too early.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Regular rates Of Advertising tl per square
hrst insertion, and 50 cents each subsequent
insertion.
Special contracts win be made for All Adyer-
tisements for four insertions or over.
Transient Advertisements always payable
quarterly in advance.
Marriages and obituary notices, over ono
tquAre, ohVged for at half regular rsieS
All Local news 10 cents a line for each in~
.ertion.
10 notices inserted for less than hfty cents.
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WHAT 1T COSTS.

NsAvIy Two Hundred Pounds OF Horse.
fesh Consumed Every Week by thu
Lions, Tigers and PAnthersai the PHI.
adelphia LOO-The Diet Of the Other
Animals.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-06

AxorHxR Boosr Yoa SEArrLn-Ths
Puysllsp barrel factory hes bsen sold
TO the Eagle Min Company. and for
the prssest viii Be shut dovs. The
Eagle Company nos osn the vsrks in
this city known - the Msttuluth
Manufacturing Company barrel fse-
tory. and they will shortly remove the
mssi'iu.ry from Puyaliup, and pat il
up in Seattle. IL soitable grounds caa
be procured ct s.tisfactory terms. The
company DOES not desire to erect their
proposed new works very near the
present factory, on soco0nt Of the dan
ger Of Ere. and consequently viii have
two separate factories. say quarter Of
. mile apart The gentlsmco Con-
posing the Esele Mil Company havs
mani Tested . very worthy and upright
course. by giving white men and bsys
the preferences in sod ab,at their
works. and in employing NO Chimes
vhstsver. and 20 hope they will be en-.
coursged By the owners Of property 10
the vicinity of their present factory. 20
that they will ct encs 6nd il TO their
advantage to move the Paysl.up fac
tory to Seattle.
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FR0n THE N0KTH.--Lisxt Hand. on
the Thos Ger Gin. wrote from 81.
Aiehasls. On this 7th Of July. ~ FOL.
lo~.: We catered aud carefully IN.
spected the Arctic'0ceAn ~ Tar ~ va
couid. looking for this missing whaler.
Could got no tsdlngs Of thsm. althoug b
We have communicated with the natives
ct aii possible points. We only got -
lar north As latitude 90 10. longitude
1890. and within 100 miles If Wrsn-
Gel Laud, as the ics was solid aud
grounded In 70 fAshoms al water. We
saw most of the whaling hest. And
were told by them that il was too early
TO get further north. These vessels
have done poorly, having sltogsthsr
taken but eixhtcsn whales up TO July
4th, All the whaiemeu there are Of
the opinion that there il no ass looking
fer tbs missiug ssssels. ~ they have
undoubtedly guns 10 the bottom aud
will never bs heard from We shall.
however. 70 bsck there sgsiu. aud do
ell Ia our power 10 make the search ,
thorough one; but I have net The slight
est hope that ws shalt succeed In dad.
ing Thorn. We shall probably b bask
By the 10th Of Nossmbcr.
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Capt Kwart. the missing Colfax
Mayor, has been heard from At Knot-
eose, in British Columbis
Bsrhsot,ns Tam 0'Shsnssr ssi'.d
into port last evening. from San Fran
cisco. Al usual. she clOe fer cnsi.
The WEEKLY IsrELLioKxcKR for the
currene week may bs parehassd ~
Pumphrsy's. o. also the back nambers
Of May. jane and July
Thomas Broughson, for public In
decsncy. was fned S25 aud To rsy the
costs. By Jus,ics Scott Yesterday. Not
having the wsiercwisbAl 10 meet 90
large . demand. he went 70 jsil.
The Wslls wslls postoh;cs row HIS
two delivery wisdows aud two clerks,
and il being fitted up in better and
mere convenient style. The people
there have lo"g grnwisd .. this old
Office.
The grand ball in honor ri Cart
Morse will be given tonight Where.
the Invitations DO not state. bat We cup.
pose in SOURCES Opsrs HOUSE. The
Floor and deception Csm ssittsss cou-
sist 1t gsotlemsn alone; the Committee
Of Arrangements of ladies sion~.
The steamer Fanny Laks made two
trips 70 Fauntisroy C"vs ysssrd.y.
taking thithsr about hundred excur-
sionists, who, for half dsssn hours.
picnicked o., the shors IN the usual
manner "a. THAR utmost snjpymrn,.
the grounds eel sctsd were two miles
saly from the grmnds 1t the "tifsr
party. with god r.sd between
This propos,ti 20 to divide WhStcom
county an the north line Of township
SO would th.w the @ineral district VI
the sk.git with the north halt. ~ the
mining district n north Of that line.
The miuers would therefore figure in
locating t,s county ssst not Of sksgis
county but Whatcom county. sod they
would doubtless vote for Ruby City
spd whers would Whsteom or fssndais
be them
Ths Contract let by the Commission
s,s for tbs ceiling and Improvement Of
the lower stWy OF the district school
building at L,coppsr for county end
u. B. Court purposes 10 cowpletsI by
Mr. ] y Church. aud . right psst job
he has made Of IL. We have nav Ode
IL ths finest courtrooms in The Terri.
tory. aud ~ but . trining expsnss.
The Coanty C0@uissionsrs have pro-
sursd lease Of ihis room fos ten yssrs
1t no farther cost thas the sxpssss oil
this impssysmsnt. With court build
irg. books. records. ks.. thst will serve
all prsct,csi purposes for the county
and United states Tor ten years to
come. Court agitatoss may - we'll
give tbs question rest.--Nlu
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cUNsMiIHINc. ETC.

VsHE sCDschIHRn HAS MADE ANOTHER
ssteaps 70 stast . shep h essssls 10 DO I'll
sspsissas hsby v.eoss. psssaoIs 81 ssbreiIss,
thasvsstng sctssors. Be- as.. foe vhtch ~ guar
eseses safefaetioa 81 ss1as shssDse tAsn y ESQ b
doos = 80 go ehsp . tgvn-sy sos-Aen leea.
seep - csunaesesl ssssst. eppsslls ne - fss'
5ssstis. ss,y 81. lsso. a.
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FAhEvELL RgcEPTrox.-A farewell
Reception to Mr. snd Nn Clifford. will
be given ak the rssidsaes 81 Mr. end
Mrs o C Shorey. - Third street. this
evening. Duriag the soj"arn Of Mr.
0snsrd and family IN this city. they
have made many warm friends. oil ef
whom are cordially invited u - pres
snt this evening. It the residence above
mentioned. The family are about to re-
move &. Califoraia
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-06

Musician COMING Mr.. p. Blank
holm will be in Seattle 10 . few day..
bringing. with him = fine lot of imp"r,sd
vinlin.. sccord-oas and ether musical
msrchnndiss. Lessons given "n the
VIOLA. au3 II