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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-22


Sheriff Whitfield. u snosonish. !.
agajn in town..
The ting Tscoma towed the Msjestis
TO sea last evening.
Barkentine Portland pailed from
San Franchises for Seattle on Tuesday
last.
For three volumes of the "Congres-
sional Record We are obliged to Del
egsts Brents-
Springin all itE variety has agsin
burst upon US. How long it will 70
main Is yet to be seen.
On the 18th the House passed without
amendment Delegate Brents's bill Gre
aiins and establishing the Yakima Land
District.
George d Shannon and Sam Coulter
have taken q big contract on the line
of the Northsrn Pacific IN the Spok n
country.
Messrs McNaught and Denny rs-
turned from Portland last evening.
Col. Squire will follow them day or
two later.
A fine residence will soon be erected
on ths corner of Jame> and Fourth
streets. for ID b jackson of Port Gam
BILE; the. foundation for which 10 already
under way.
The continued term Of the District
Court will reconvens in Reinig's Hall
this morning. The salvage case Of the
bark Vidette will come up for hearing
at 4 o'clock. Tthf
Judge Darwin wss the leading attor-
ney in the prosecution against Denis
Kearney. where he put in strong and
telling blows for law and order, pes CO
and the people. '@~
At meeting held last evening ii
was decided that an excursion would 90
from here to Victoria on May 24th. A
base ball nine was also selected n. play
OH that occasion. ~
The Josephine brought down twenty.
hve passengers. ten of whom were
miners, all Of whom we're enthusiastic
Some Of them he'd fine specimens of
geld from Ruby creek.
The Walla Waila Waterman says
that Mr. W g Jsmiesen. the jcweIer.
was taken suddenly very sick last San.
day. bleeding from the stomach. He
is still very low, bat msy recover" .
MrAH Manning, Capt c. Fl Hals
aud others arrived from Rnby Cresk
Yesterday. They made flying trip.
coming from Ruby Greek to Mount
vernen in txenty-six hours ten on the
trail and sixteen on the river. Thew
speak in terms Of the highest pr.is- Of
that country as Agold bearing region.
and will go back to it at an early day.
They brought very handsome .p,ci-
mems of gold along with them;
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-22

FUNERAL RrTEs.-The funeral Of the
late l.. G. Harmon yesterday. was one
Of the most largely attended Of any
that has yet taken place, in SEATTLE
Every available team md conveyance
was brought into regulation, and many
who desired to follow the remains to
their last resting place were prevented
from doing 80 for want OF sufficient
carriage room. The funeral was con-
Quoted under the auspices of the United
Warkmsn. Of which the deceased Was
an honored member. The funeral ser.
mon preached by Rev ] f Devore. at
the Methodist Episcopal Church WAS
very impressive. The house was
crowded to its utmost capacity. and
many were compelled to remain outside
the building. The funeral sdirges. by
the Coronet Band added much to the
solcmnity of the occasion At 5 o'clock
the long sprOcesaiQn moved slowly
Siorg until tho old City Cemetery was
reached. where. after short prayer.
all that was mortal Of this pioneer
citizen was placed n sllS grave by the
side of his aged father and oldest
daughter. who had preceded him to HE
long home. In tho death OF 4 osHas-
mon. Seattle loses . good and true
friend.
--TT7-TJ TIL Ty1s-7sfy- TTg1--f
REAL EefArE. Tho following are
the transactions ID real estate. a. re-
corded tn the Auditor's oflce. siBce our
sfe Ms. ettt - aNftAex rsst - = 81 - sesf
last report ajf2s1 t#s So yst e-ss
Lucia HammArs and husband to ii 3
Hathaway and U N Rasins lots ). 9 and
Z in blockfi. CO Terry = fif.t addition.
1915. ssss sas.s.ls s5zsser SO
james, NcNaught sud wifsto Mary
w Thayef, four and two.shirds aore1 ot
land ia section 10. township a. n r Z
east. $3.50. s. - = 9 go Is - s
d + Denny and wife to Geo d Hill.
5 lots~in block 80. North Seattle. $3.50.
EA Turner and wife to Geo LeveIy
and Joha A. Csmphslls hlneks IS insTsss
rvs second addition, $780,
Joseph Perkins TO h B Riley. q acres
in section 10. township -. n + 4'east.
xstesF gxx4&s sssEafH ~ &&34S
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10

ing The last twenty-four months. Hun
dreds Of people are buyiDg residence
property even on the Brooklyn side of
P.ospcct Park, which Is only q forty
the Ocean Park way. 49, "a 4h3A7a''
Coney island, Rockaway, Long Beach,
and Fire Island are really parEof New
York city. The city simply extended
her lungs to the ocean, her own ocean,
anu sheiwi no longer be dependent on
Long BfaLch, Newport, and Cape M ay.
Here afIer when the people of Chicago,
or III. Paul, or st. Lonls want 10 visit q
watering place, they will come 10 New
minutes. LAIili y Ol-,a E. p
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10
Ups and DOWNS Of Cities and

The changes OF commerce that destroy
the visions or Ailadin s z, den ia hi. find
another exemplar In the seeming great
prosperity Of New Orleans, not obly
present. but stiil greater in the near fu
ture. War-worn-poverty rty-crust-plag
presents busy scene of wealth producing
Industry. But amid II all stands the
Charity Hospital. which depends for It's
existence and every, ready means of do-
the sale of the tickets OF the Louisiana
state Lottery Company, whose drawings
monthly afford an opportunity to win a
fortune. For further information apply
TO M. A. Dauphtn, New Orleansg La, or
came person at No. $40 Broadway. New
York city. ID ,s, .-,,a iyT-2w.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10
TAKE NoIIcEI

~ 9Nisis the only Lottery scer ooted on
By the people Of a STATE, and undsr a
late decision IF thsU. 8. Supreme Cour,
at Washington, % the only Legal Lot
terry noso in the Unsted States, all otte,
charters hduiag been repealed or hdefnS
''VN~eoVo,eoo' - III 4 .-.--....l -
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY, CO

. This institution was reguIarly incor
porated by the Legislature Of the State ,Jor
Educational and Charitable purposes, in
1888, for the term OF Twenty five
Years, to which contract the inYioiablt
faith Of the State Is pledged, which pledge
mas been renewed by an overwhelming
popular vote, securing its franchise In, the
new constitution adopted December 2d,
A. D., 1879, with q capital of 81 900 sO0 u
which u has since added a reserve fund OF
oversS50, ,OOo. Its Grand single Mum mber
Distributions Will take place monthly
on the second Tuesday. ',fid w -
40 neper scdLes 0r pestp0nes. Look at the
following distribution: ~
CAPITAL PRIZE; s3O,O0O.
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10

. Mr.. Hesp I the Immigration Agent
at Winnipeg, says that a very desirable
Class OF immigrants, mostly Scotch and
English, are arriving In Manitoba. The
greater portion of them are bound for the
Little Saskatchewan and BIRD Tail Creek
country, and many have enough money
TO settle upon farms and begin farming.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10
CHE ARTlzANs AvINGs BANK

4 N,
SOP MARKET STREET, az cY
INCoRPoKATED JANgARY 2th, 1851. q
Open 10 receive deposits daii, from A
NJ, until p. NJ, and on tuesday and Sal
afaAy sEM sEshnSs xs isi1a NaL 3 0fSpsSD sf5GSS W
regularly made ip Apru aud lOctaiber.ts1
When dividends are not Withdraw ne
they are accou nted as deposits. Thus pea.
manept deposits & compound their ihteresi
twice s"'n SMfaiNsAeERs.'A Sfis asl 'S'
Cnas. ". townsend George George 5. s. oapsiIe sn
Nathahl K. Benson. NJ. L. Lichensteln,
W. Hastings, Job ii. Jack son,
Edward Pusey, VIM. H. swift,
Anthony Higgins. "si
m GEo; "; BUSH President
feb2l-ly H. a. TAYLOR, Treasurer
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ETRsT NATIONAL BANHA ,.,.......,,., :
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC Mon EY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES, " r,..s... n
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
p., e sSo; So.I,., 2, 1kMsTkoNd ss.o ssss,ss mi,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston E,
change furnished to regular Depositors
without charge.
=, Discount S days. Mondays and arsda''
,,..-.In II. pIsEsscT9Rs: q p 5 y, .. %, 4. :
s%fas gohn f. Aas%ss as%s' HN5Es asrsst, w s''h'
Henry s. McComb. sam'l Bancroft, Ir.
l aniel James, William Tatnaii,
Edward Belts. ianl-iy
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10

Philadelphia, New York and Boston Es
change furnished to regular Depositors
without charge.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10

Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all points, to whom liberal com pen.
sation will be paid. 80 -.
Write clearly stating full address, for
further Information, or send orders by ex-
press, or In a Registered Letter or Money
Order by mail, addressed only to
. M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
tT No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
All our GrandExtraordipary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment Of Generals @. T. Beauregard and
Jubal A. EARLY. ~ VIZ -
n. B.-1hts Conlpday has NO AGENTS
The BRITISH PO&SE2SIONS- e :"
SN fi mvl2 yfttv4 w.6w
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10
REGLSTER'S ORDERS.
II EGIsTER's ORDER.
New ,as,,a hE,,SisTEa's l QFTfoE,

. hEGfSTER's OFPfCE
,New CASTLE county, June 18th 1851 I
upon the application OF Robert Mc2,Iip-
LOCK-. executor of Johu MoOIintock late
oI brandywihe Hundred in said coni,-
ty.deceased ,it Is ordered ami irectetI nv tb.,
Register that the Executoor af0resaii 4
eve iiotice OF the granting OF letters
parliamentary upon the estate Of the
deceased, with the date OF granting fheras
vi, ~ causing dyertisements To be post
81 wllhin forty days from the date OF such
,stters, IN six OF the most public places OF
tne county of New Castle, reauirIi1Y ali
persons having demands against the es-
tate 70 present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause tie same Ia he
inserted Within the same period In The
WiLMINGToN GAzETTE,a "a neWspaperuub- h.
lsnea In Wilmington. AMI to be couLln.
ued therein three weeks, (e o III.
t@, Given n1er The hand and ,.aal
IL. y. of of1ice OF the Register Aforesaid
N~~>~-' at New Castle, In New CasiIe
county, aforesaid the day and year above
written. SC. BiuGs. Kegister.
A., NoTICEooh s"if
All persons having claims aeainstl tba
estate OF the deceased must presenI he
same duiy attested TO the Executor.
on or before June 10th, 1881, or abide the
act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. ROBERT McCLINTOCK.
Address.--President Street Depot, p. w.
q b. II. W.. Baltimore, Md. ujels-3weod
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10
Nor1r~rna
RE9ISTtR'S ORDER.
REGISTER s OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, May "a, 1880. I
Upon the application of Daniel Farra.
hunlnisirator OF Osborn belt , late
OF Wilmington Hundred, In said coun-
ty, deceased. IL ~ order ed ard direct ed by
the Register that the Administrator afpre-
said give notice OF the granting OF letters
oI Administration upon the estate OF the
deceastd, with the date Of granttDg there-
OF, by causing gadvertisements To be- uOsted
within iorty days from the date 81 such
letters. in six OF the mos public placea ar
Ine county of New Caste, recurring All
persons having demands against The es-
tate TO pres mt the same or abide by An
ACT oi ASST mbly In such case made and
provides. And also cause the same 10 be
Inserted within the same period iu the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, u newspaper pub
iisneuln Wilmington, and TO be co. tin ued
tnerein three we. ks. (e. O. d. i-..s III-
(-l Given under the hand and seal
1 Il. =. of office OF the Register Z a furesaid
>-O-' " New Castle, IN New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and y ear above
"h'oen' y. Z. BlGjS, Register.
NOTICE.
All prisons having claims against the
estate OF the DECEASED must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator.
on or before May 24th, 1881, or abide the,
act OF Assembly In such case m ade and
provided. DANIEL, EAKEa
Address. Wilmington, Del. leo Sweod.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10
Boots and Shoes.

got in a large stock of boots and shoes for
iihe spring trade, and is determined TO
sell them cheaper than any house in the
CITY. give him call and save money. I
The daily gazette., 1880-07-10

Future HappIness,'' An those who
have the future happiness Of children al
stake. should know that Dr. Bull's Baby
Syrup contains nothing it3urfors,n OF
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-15

don't blame you for writing them, how ever. You've made'your wind pay, and If you had any common sense. and were fifty years younger, you'd make, if you'd come and live with us, pretty good American. You've expressed your views of my country, and Pve expressed my views of you. l suppose we're about even. Do l owe you anything Mir. Carlyle? If l do, rll pay you. The author is reported to have smiled grimly by the way of response, and to have said afterward that the Californian was the least uninteresting American he had seen.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-15
..The Dearest Spot on Earth"
Dayton Journal.

Let all grumbling and fault-fnding be banished from the home, and in their stead bring kind words, cheerful conver sation, smiling countenances and socia- bility, and then all will realize the truth of John Howard Payne's words: Be if ever so humble, there's no place like homc." Then and not till then will all feel as did the Earl of Orrery: When ever we step outside of domestic life in search of felicity, we come back again disappointed tired, chagrined. One day passed under our own roof with our friends and family is worth thousand in another place." Webster defines housekeeping" as the management of home affairs, and "home" as a dwelling place. And in the management of home affairs it will prove very happy dwell ing-place if in addition to what has been named, integrity, tidiness, industry and love are found there as abiding guests Or, as Dr. Hamilton expresses it. ''Intcg- rity must be the architect, and tidiness the upholsterer. It must be warmed by affection and lighted up with cheerful ness Industry must be the ventilator, renovatine the atmosphere and bringing us fresh salubrity day by day. While over all, as a protecting canopy and glory, nothing will suffice except the blessing of God" :"
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-15

Jenny's society, nothing else need be
 done for him; but, unhappily, Jenny
 herself is not always quite what she
 was in the early days of courtship. A
 girl can keep her defects of temper hid
 den for days, but not often for weeks,
 and certainly never for months and
 years. One day Simpson and she have
 tiff, and Simpson is made to bear the
 blame. He is informed that his re-
 marks are unkind; that he is wanting in
 true charity that should grace clergy
 man; that ne will lead his wife pretty
 life fine goes on in that fashion. These
 strictures will be all the iarter if Simp- son is meek man, and they may lead to sharp wordy battles, whether tart or not, if he be spirited one. In long engagements young couples are apt to wage those combats for connubial su- premacy which ought to be fought by rights only after marriage; and which ever way the strife ends, it's conclusion does not tend to sweeten matrimony. When a bride goes to the alter conscious that she has played out all her trumps and lost the game for power, much of what the French call pimpreuu of mar riage has gone, and the girl feels that he is entering upon a humdr nm state of probability, l venture to say there is q certainty, that in the not-distant future the population here will be as large as that of Europe. What then? Shall we
 .e one government, with all the econo- mics of administration that implies, or shall we be broken into many nations, wasting their energies in rivalries and mutual strife? Shall we on that great day be the United States of America, the mere continuation and expansion of what we are? What consummation that would be- Shall these sacred writ ten constitutions we now have be pre- served and faithfully administered, or shall they be thrown away? Shall the people rule then as now, or shall the voice of freedom be silenced by the drums of dcspotismp Shall the Federal Government and the State governments be, as now, both under limitations with the ultimate sovereignty m the people, or shall the one be an empire and the other but provinces? Speaking for my self, would not give to the Federal Government as much additional power as could hold in the hollow of my hand. Speaking for myself, would not take away from the state governments as much or their power as l could hold in the hollow of my hand. Secession and ccntralization, political monsters, both of them. Secession and centrallza- tion-Scylla, Charyhdis The channel of safety lies between them. May weA be able to keep it--may we move watch fully, and ever take our reckonings only from written constitutions.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-15
TWINKLINGs.


 TIE Commercial Adretiser says tha the burglars savorite song is "Robir | Adair.n
 1 AN exploration of Great Salt Lake shows that it's greatest depth is thirty. six feet.
 ACCORDING to Victor Hugo, forty-five is the halfway house between youth and old age.
 SHoPKEEpERs accounts sent in after the honeymoon show that billing comes after the cooing plumber may smile and smile, but you'll have to pay for 1t.
 A KISS upon the lips is a mortgage upon a girls affections, which may be fore closed at any time.
 PoEr: Do you want any of my blank verse;" Edltor-"No, we don't want any of your - verse"
 FIGARO calculates the cost in gas en- tailed by a recent fog in Paris at Sl45,- 937, in shops and offices alone.
 YAKooB KHAN is likely to lose his father-in-law by means of a rope, but his mother-in-law will be spared to comfort him.
 PROFESSOR Tn English Literature-"I will now show you some exceptional feet. MT. S--, will you please come forward?"
 IF the young man who insists on steal ing kisses don't abandon the practice he will soon find himself behind the bars of wedlock.
 TIE Picdwme says the head of the Turkish government is improving. The disgraeetul M,dhat Pasha has just been knocked off.
 A MAN may have a Boston look i'll his eye by simply letting his imagination run on the things that might have bean. -Hackensack Repubtean
 LAWYER. Did you say an incompe- tent man could keep hotel just as we'll as any other?" Witness: .No; l said an inn-experienced man could"
 A FRENCH author says: "When I lost my wife every family in town offered me another, but when l lost my horse, no one offered to make him good
 TIE Earl of Rosenberry has taken 20 per cent. off the rents his tenents had to pay. The tenants will undoubtedly be able to throw off the other 80 per cent.
 
 WHEN the mother of Father Tom Burke died in Galway few days ago, the celebrated orator insisted that he should follow the hearse to the grave on foot.
 WHAT is the difference between hor- net and flea? One difference is that when you put your finger on a flea it isn't there, but when put your finger on a hornet 1t is there.
 A LITTLE girl, six years of age, who had attended public worship in hall, went with relative for the first time to a church, and describes it on her return to her mother: "The minister stood up on piano and preached; he read q hymn, and all the people stood up and turned their backs on him and looked up to bedroom, where four persons stood up and sung the hymn. There was a great watch in front of them, just like yours, only great deal bigger"
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-15
"Sassing" Carlyle.

A grim, wrinkled, strong, gloomy face, is that of Carlyle as seen by a cores pondent of the Chronicle, of San Fran cisco, who proceeds to describe the Chel- sea sage's dislike for America and Am ericans, and the criticisms to which he treats those who call upon him. On one occasion a Californiaa, being received with the habitual denunciation of the great republic, endured it calmly to the end, and then observed; ''Go ahead, Mr. Carlyle, like to hear you abuse the United States, for it seems to do you good, and it doesn't do us any harm. You've had good deal to say of wind brgs. l confess that we're Tretty windy on the other side, but we can't come up to you over here. Now, you impress me as the biggest wind-bag- say you like candor I have ever seen. If we should take the wind out of your fifty odd volums, what would be left of themg They are all wind, and you know it.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-15
A Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate, with its sudden changes of temperature-rain, wind and sunshine often intermingled in single day--it Is no wonder that our children, friends and relatives are so frequently taken from us by neglected colds, half the deaths resulting directly from this cause. A bottle of Boschees German Syrup kept about the house for immediate use will prevent serious sickness, large doctors bill, and, perhaps, death, by the use of three or four doses. For curing Consumption, Hemorrhagcs, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group, or any disease of the Throat or Lungs. it's success is simply wonderful. as your druggist will tell you, German Syrup is now sold in every town and village on this continent Sample bottles for trial, i0c regular size, Toe,
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-15
Edison's Electric Light.
cinelnnafi Commerelal.

 We were not speaking lnadyisediy the p<rsr day when we said that Edison had ~reffeeted his electric lamp and made It a complete success,
 It will be racolleetod that premature annC uacement of this discovery agitated England in the fall of 1878, and caused a panic among the holders of gas stock. This happened owing to the unauthor- lzeA publication of q few enthusiastic phrases from private letter, ,
 As matter Qf fact, at that lllne MT Edison was far from the solution Of the mystary of producing and diiiuslng light by electricity, He had not then earned the splendid success he has now achieved
 Then there were interviews of Edison by enterprising newspaper correspond ents of American and English journals; 2ll expressing great expectations, and Ewing the most picturesque accounts ol the mighty inventor and his mystical workshop.
 After q period of almost total silence, as Edison began Co Fciuse to see lnter- viewers, for the reason that they LOOK time and strength, aud committed him to inaccuracies that excited the mockery of men of science. we heard of the lamp in which platinum was employed, and its complex gearing to prevent the flow sf too much electricity
 Ihe general effect of this was t9 res duee the anticipation of Edison's success 10 a minimum. The panic in gas stock passed away altogether. The appeal to American miners to find enough platin, isll 10 make 1t cheap metal excited kGkssement rather than alarm among M holders ofinyestments in lllmnlna- to
 le point of the discovery now made knol' is that carboni2ed paper answers the rpose that it was thought platinum plonould serve, and is not only al