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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-01-29

Sic Sage Guropa's nit fsinem be-
,paffneten Gr;e6en 1T cine fur&tbore.
BON einem Sage gum anbern mag es
Der @eisbeit uno Teitieteit feiner
@taatamdnner gelinsen, einen 3uiam-
msniioB oieier bewaffneten Maifen bin<
ans5m4ieben, absr oenno9 Tam jeoer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-01-29
DER NORDSTE.R.N.
9eraus9e9eben bon
8rid S Safer, st. @lpup, Minn,

Ser y9forbFern eri@ein lieben Donner.
ta9 nn6 toitet labrliNin 8orauSbeaablun9:
$500. Sir hcni9er als Monate mirt
tein Ibonuement anaenommen. 0on Mbon.
nenten, Die bic 3eitung nid)t ausorldltd ab.
bettellen, tpiro on9enommen, babsfe baS
Ibonnement fort3uieben miinidsn. Die Ser.
ab1aumung, ober Gertpei eerun9 ber Nbbo.
Dung Der 3eitun9 bon benz @oitamte, tuobin
<otelelbe beorbert moroen 1T, iotuie bic lln.
derlailun9 Der Nn3eiQe an bic &erausgeber
BON Der etlpa fattfinoenoen Srtsberanoer>
nn9 nno Der Nngabe bes neuen 9Sobnortes
sntbinoet nidt bon Der 8e5oblung oes bouen
Aboanem sbetrases.
Mn5ei9en,
1uelde obne @emertnng 5ur Nufnobme ein>
ge6er, tperben 70 lan9e eingeriidt uno be-
re6net> Bis iie abbetcllt tperoen Mn;eigen
:tperoen au ben 9emobnlden Yreiien einge>
riidt, uaml,d 10 Gents per 8rebier Belle,
fir bic erite GintiidunA unb Gents fir
ieoe folgenbe. Sir Nn;eigen, bic liugere
8eit iteben bleiben, tuir0 elm beoeutenoer
'Ab5ue crlaubt.
9rufarbeiten
1aler slrt, in beutider, eneliider, fran3oii>
l9er uno noripeeiider @prod,e weroeu ouf's
@dneQite, Sd0nite unb 8iui0ite 9eliefert.
'8eftelunseu un6 @eloer acrciiirc man:
Sr;d s, &aifer,
g. 8or 407, ct. @louo, Wfinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-01-29
DER rNORDSTER
published every Thursday by
brick & KAISER, ST. CLOUD,
at $3.50 per annum, in advance.

ADVERTISING RATES
Ten cents per line BREWER for the first
insertion, and cents for each subse-
quent insertion. A reduction is made
for contracts for advertisements by the
yoar Advertisements without speci-
fed directions will be inserted until
countermanded and charged according
ly. DER NoRDsTERN having the larg
est. circulation of any paper north of
Minneapolis, is the best advertising
medium.
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
in Eng]ish, ee1man' 17 ntasc rench and d,Ss Nor
ness and despatch. All communications
should be addressrd:
RRICK 4 KAISER,
L. B. 4O7. ST.. CLOUD. MINI.
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SAnk TA11eN Ha,ts !

H. Kammermeier. Gigentbiimer
Sic beduemFe Ginridtuns unb aufmert.
famfe Nbuartuns fit 5fofgan9er. @ute unb
oeridliebbare @tallung. 8los id te unb un.
berfali@te 2iquore, ioipie itetS ,auseemablte
@peiien3 oen 6illieiten Yreiien le
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-22

Sound. The nearness Of the timber to
the water combined with the ease With
which it 10 placed in RATS. increases it,
value greatly TO the producer. while
the quality Of the lumber prod uced 10
such that it commAnds the highest
prices wherever it 10 exposed for sale.
Ship building. which Is to become
one of the chief industries. is carried
on to limited extent at several points
on the Sound. The extra quality OF
the lumber combined With its chcapnea
and the eass with which il is obtained.
allows the ship builder . large margin
over the eastern prices for the same
Tonnage.
The manufacturing industries - yet
ars scarcely begun. With first-class
water powcrs, capable Of furnishing
motive power Tor innumurable manu-
featuring establishments, with wood
and coal in abundance. backed by a
rich agricultural cnuntry. with good
mineral lands in its mountains. Wash.
ington Territory has oil the natural re-
sources for . very cate. sivs manufac.
t0riog commaoity.
Al commercial center Wa. hington
Territory has all the advantages OF IN
island with none of the Disadvantages.
bsipg surrounded on two sides by navi-
gable waters, with Puget Sound extend
log through the center for distance
of three hundred miles. with namer-
Gus good hsrbors from Cape Flattery to
Olympia. and depth Of wster capable
Of hosting the largest ocean steamers.
The fact Off being nearer the great
cities Of the eastern contisent, irsur. .
to this country the commerce with the
Islands Of the Pacific and the rich orien-
tel nations of Asia.
Fifty years ago Washington Terrific
~ could not have been fonnd on any
map Of the United States. Today it is
one OF the most prosperous Of the Ter
ritories, inhabited by class of people
who for intelligence ars far in advance
OF the inhabitants Of the older Terrific
ries. with free schools. Q Territorial
college, churches and charitable insti-
tutiens. Fifty years from this time
the State of Washington will be found.
for prosperity. wealth and enterprise.
among the first in our great Union Of
States.
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WARRINGTON TERRITORY.
PORT GANALE. June l7.-Arrived,
schooner Cempeer. from San Francisco.
Sailed. bark Roswell Spragus, for
San Francisco.
PORT LUDLOW. June 2l.--ArEiyed,
schooner Hueneme, from San Francisco.
PoRr Discovery. June 2O.-Sailed,
brig Deacon, for San Francisco.
PORT BLAKELy, June 19.-Sailed,
bark Martha Ridsout. for Honolulu.
PORT TOWNSEND. June 21.-C.ptain
Alfred Waite. master and owner of the
schooner Mist. died ct the Cosmopolitan
Hotel here yesterday. after brief ILL.,
ness. Deceased has bsen q resident of
the lower Sound country for . number
of years, and was well known aHong
steamboat men on the Sonnd. having
occupied positions on the steamers Cy-
rus Walker, Msstick and others He
was = native of Sheridan, New York.
The funeral will take place here tomor-
row. under the auspices of the Odd
Fellow and Masonic Societies.
Capt. Elliott. Of the Hueneme, which
came up the Straits yesterday, ;. rsports
that no inward bound vessels we're in
sight. though quite . Number are now
due.
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Have you any excuss for sulfsEing
With Dyspepsis or Liver Conplslnti
Ii there any reason whe you shoald 70
on from day to day complaining with
-Four Stomach. Sick Headache,
Habitual Costivensss. Palpitation OF
the Hssrt, Hesrtbarn. Waterbrash,
Craving and Burning Pains ct the pit
Of the 6sonseh. Yellow Skin. Coated
Tongue. and disagresable taste in the
mouth, eunine Up of food aitee eatiue.
Low epasies. &c. mol Itis positively
ynur own fault IL you do. Go to your
DruRgist--and got : Hnttle 81
GRxBN's AUeusr Flown for Is cent?.
Your cure u certain. bat II you doubt
this. gss ssapls Bottle for 10 cents
and try Il. Two DOES viii relieve vo1.
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Moshers. MesAers., Mother.

Mothers! Meshersi! Mothers {.
Arc you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by sick child suf
feriug and crying with the excrsciatiaa
pain of cutting teethy. II %, e. q
onCs and get bottle OF Mas. WINs.
Lows SOOTHING. SYRUP. 1t will re.
lisvs ths poor little suffsrer immediate.
ly-depsnc upon it; there 10 no mistake
about it. There 10 not mother on
earth who has ever used it who will not
tell you ct oDcs that It will regulate
the bowels. and give rest 20 the moothel
and relief aud health to the child. oper.
ating like magic. It is perfectly safe
to use In oil cases. and pleasant TO the
taste, and 10 the prescription Of one oil
the Oldest and best female physician,
and nurses in the United States. Full
directions for uaing will accompany
esch bottle. None genuine unless the
facsimile of CURTIS q PERKINS 10 on
the outside wrapper. Sold By ali
Medicine Dealers. rs cents Q bottle,
Beware Of limitations. t
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IMMIGRANTS COMING.

D. @. Davidson. sttornsy-as.lsw. Of
Wellington. Kansas. ID Al present on
the Sound. taking look ct the country
With . view 10 settlement. Mr.. David.
300 10 uember Of the washsngtou
Colony. Of Kansas. frequent msntiou
OF which has already bsen made in
thsss columns. This Asseci stiou 10 ons
Of the most perfect imnisrstlon soci.
cites yet devised. The times are rips
in Kansas for Just snch an enterprise,
and THE one hes taken strong hold
on the people. A party Of 800 are nov
IN WyomlAe. sewing this way. and Il
70 said tAdS 500 more viii start sens
time next month. A few are takina
the railroad route. BY way Of Califor-
nia, and the whole numbss % come
this yser \ sssiuatsd - shout 1000
With another tAsusand. OF more, to fol.
low IN 1881. This oolony il eoupossd
Of psracns nodssatsly veil ~. iselul.
Ing ell branches Of trade. and sevsrsl
shades q pol,ljos. fhs dssirs = mani
fsstsd . Ct land for oil togssAsr. Thsy
ars yet ssdsssfmlasi y to their exsca
locatioo. Il may b. on ths 0puksa. n
loass. Yakins Of Cslumbis rissrs. q
i nay bssss he Chshalh valley, in
the SkaGit. o. % Ne soand itself. n.
A. AcPhsrsau l. President Of the Com
pany. sad IL msstsr Of location haa
bssa left entirely with him. He 10 ex-
psotsd On the douad this vssk q next.
aud " doubt not his visit will b.
mads thoroughly plsasaat and will
prove profitable 10 the colony itsslf.
10 get couple u thousand q thes4
people right here u King eesnty
voaldat psevs bad thing. and they
might esss -thslr lots ii sposs ! deal
less plsAa.t:
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The Committee request thas the pri.
maries bs held At the usual voting places
throughout the county on Saturday tine
26th day of June. 1850. at 2 O'Clock Pm.
1t being deemed inexpedispt At this
time to name . day for holding the
County Convention. the Committee de.
cided to await the action Of the Terri
torisl Central Committee in the matter.
Due notice will hereafter be given OF
the time and place Of holding said Con-
ventiOn.
N" further business coming before
the meeting, it ives adjourned.
u. KELLOGG. Chairman
King County Cen. Com.
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WHAT You WANT.

IL : madeleine that viii 10 the mos.
good In the shostest ppiible time and
least expense. N. +. Cody 4 CO.,
druggists and apothecaries. are nov
introducing into the mAskes . list Of
non-sscret medicines THE formula fol
the preparation Of which isapublishsd
on the wrspper.) which are designed
espscially for diseases peculiar to this
climate. Our psspsrationz OF tar and
wild cherry II better for c0aghs and
colds than German syrup or any ether
medicine. Our Sarssparilis for thu
blood; o~r sxtract of Bucks 6ee thl
kidneys: oar Troohss for bsoo<hitie,
oar Soothing syrup fnr children; eel
Lnsenges for worms; our Condition
Powder for cattle and hosses; our e.
seDce q Pspsis for dyapepsia. aad o,
vprioas toilet preparations arc the bssl
IN uDe.
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THE NORTH END.

A good deal of growth 10 under way
in the northern part cf town; much
more. we fancy, than our people gener'
ally have idea. A good deal Of It ].
concealed BY brush and timber. and
unless hunted out remains unseen
On Front street Mr.. Bell has bis
building fairly under way. 1t will be
80 BY 60 feet on tho ground and two
stories high. the upper floor being
resched by ian outside staircase that
will b enclosed. The building will
rest on . solid foandstion of stone and
brick. and viii b substantial and orna.
mental.
On the other side Of tho street. dag
onslly. Mr. Lccksrby 10 putting mp an
other busissss house, the dimensions 81
which sss 20 By - fest. When CON-
pletsd there will be four business build
ings together in that locality. where .
year ago was bat one.
Further down The same street. and
where the street leaves the town and
enters ths timber. . nest cottage IL in
course Of Completion, watch will be
creditabls to its owner and the neigh-
borhood.
Northeast OF this last mentioned
bsildiag. aiA hidden from view BY email
timber. ass the Sohns q Root build.
ings. Sig n them. eaoh % BY 80. ara
now abaIg .hsA done. and ok more are
70 quietly follow them These twelve
buiidisgs ore half way between the
Sound and Lake Union, and until in-
trudsd spea by the growing town. will
comprise quiet, retired settlement oil
by itssli.
A block or 20 distant from these doz'
On houses. Mr.. Bangs 10 building .
hotel. Of capacity for twenty or thirty
bosrdsrs. and lodeers. The location,
th ugh distant FROM trade. il handsome,
I'd Nj. Bangs 10 probably not building
without knowing where his patrons are
{, come from.
Mr.. Parker has lately enlarged his
hotel, on West street. IL 10 now two
aud half stories high, the half story
bsing the basement. in which is'a com.
modious billiard room. The main body
OF the house is now 26 by 80 feet.
A b,Asdiog house 10 about to be
opened By l.. II. Graves. in the big
building on the lot just below the
Hsrkins dwelling.
The barrel factory is the great bust.
mess attraction to that end of the town.
and II contributes hugely TO the support
Of oil around. It's eighty or ninety
men ere soon to b doubled in number,
when another impetus to growth in the
north end Of town will DO given. The
street ssilssy will be another. Prop
srty there 10, greatly appreciated in
value during the past twelvemonth. and
We shall b disappointed u the advances
10 not continued during the year q
Oomo
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Pursuant to notices duly given. the
Republican Central Committee fof King
county met in Seattle for the purpose OF
making the spportioument for the sew
eral voting precincts for delegates TO
The County Convention. ami to desig
nate the day FOR holding the primaries
throughout the county. and also transact
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
Present--W II Pumphrey. John A
Smart and g Kellogg; L v Wyckoi
and @ MVsn Defen being absent. +"
The following named precincts were
allowed a representation in the County
Con vention as follows:
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nyspsIpsla Cars1.

RncHIarxs. N. Y. Ocs. s. 1879
II. H. WARHRn d Co.-GRHrn-I
havs for soms time pese ben nalieesd
vtth dyspepsia fro1 which enuld oh
tais 10 permanent relief. until I peed
yoar 6e3s RittsFs apd Pills; ana sincD
ustng thsm ! have ND no Irouble froo
nv fasnr ceaplAint. SD I Ca nev
traly ~ that I am : veil nas.
Len 6satslLll5 ysar4
@. r. BnooKs.
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Aotice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

unrED exA1ss pfsrn1cr Lam Oyyycs,l
Olympia. Warrington Territory.
NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN THAT, IN
IN compaiance With Tie provisions Of the Act
Of Oongre~s approved June 3. 1878, enSftIed |" N
Caiifornis. Oregon. NevsNa sn6 wsshinston Ter.
risoFy. Charles johnson. Of Kitsap orunSy. WAsh'
in&ton TsTitoFy.s hss this day nled IN this once
hie application 70 purchase he ". i u nv. \.
zion No Is, n Townshlt No. 81 North. Esnee no.
East Of the WillsDetse Meri3iAn.
] Any and 81 psssons claiming adversely Ne
- described land, o. any portion sAeseof, sse-
vithic sixty (G0l days ftsn dass hereof.
Given uo6eg ~ ha16 = M o0ce, IN Olympia.
~. r. ~ ~ solh ~ - 1sy. 4. .: lsse.
1T. Unov1s
j&v1Ow Register q tAs IAn1 OMcs.
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TIE OREGON KIDNEY TEA,

Read the following testimonials. not
from peSsoos 5000 miles away. whom
no one knows, but from well-known
and Trustworthy citizens OF Oregon.
whose names. written with their own
hands. can be seen at our Office:
PORTLAND. Or, July 81. 1879.
The OREGON KIDNEY TEA he's cured
any back aud kidneys. and / am At .
loss to express my gratitude. shall
always remember the Oregon Kidney
Tea with pleasure and esteem. snd
highly recommend il TO all my friends
and acqusintapces.
]. b. DowNlNe, let P. S~lling's).
PORTLAND. Or. July 81, 1879.
While was in TiilsmOoK last win
ter. vas affected in my back and kid
neys so that it WAS almost impossible
Tor me to reach Portland. When got
here was induced to try the !OREeoN
KIDNEY TEA. l drank. at nay meals.
the tea made from it. and il has effected
. radical cure. / can highly recon-
mend it to ell Who are afflicted ~ l
was. 4. Conn.
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Fer the best photographs in oil
styles. in bright or cloudy weather. 60
to 4oore's, Sullives's Block. Front
street.
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TELEGRAPHIC

ExcLUsIvEiY TO fa1 rxrKl.LIcExcER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
'OMNES PROSNT-.-H ElLTH FOR AIT,

IN The skagit gold fields do not create
al half the excitement a disordered
ss ~ Bladder or painful Kidneys produce
fEt. IlW In every 90 affected person.. lnflam.
NlT'W nation Of the Bladder you have n YOU
Sr~W cannot retain Urine. Your Kidnevn
AfS3H ifaffected, will show It by having pain
KQstRr In the back. Excuses or indiiscre.
tions..in either sex--wili always pro-
'e or less, the above diseases. Wipe them out
". with pFUNDER'S OREGON BLOOD PURI.
6 valuable remedy Not Discovered but made
Principles, sense, and adapted to this climate
has or get you. The Original Insist upon having M
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THE STEAMSHIP fg
CITY OF CHESTER
Lice Tens.
CAPT. LACKLON. Commander.


The:s seeamess lssve vietosia Il nsen ontbs
day sdvsetised. Tickets are rood only on ~
stsemsr for which they are purchased. and ass
not tFausferable.
REDUCTION IN rREI0HT.
HEREAFTER the frsights which, - Nor tarid, hsvs
been ~ per ton. Will b charged at = per toe.
From and After this ds&e AL BA00Aos o. Pugse
sound passsneers b. p. n. .. o. Co.'S stssmsrD
VIA Victoria viii - under custom-houss sssl. sad
van not b euh3eot 70 examinations b. cugoDO.
houss authorit1ss n esE Francisco. SsS
essttis. July 10. 1879.
For stsishtss psssass apply on bosrd. - - 4
n. L. TIBDAL6,
eenssl AOses for puest Sound.
Port Townsapd. ". r.
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gvGnIMo PROGRAMME:
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND,

opx1A N TWO Ao1s.
NGds ~ 0drse coopas. Nsiic 81 J. 4. Thomas
scsas led n Itely
CHAAACTMa
CHA1xDo>- (D9iG6us9 - 1890 $780,. y
lriaA essyant snd venstiaa 0esdoliSr, Win
1fosA - sboy. $500 e 1T D.. & q. :
\. q. ouHo0as ~.
CLARA-lss1sansl-AsG1slae - = wsas.
ing Aasd. I allan Hsessnt dizi a Lsdy IN
nssk. WITH scees. .0A. thsss 1Gea,.sIovs oaea
net : Lass'sA Aaidsa. $3.50 49, Lac -
allss kA79 aivlle. 90
Duet-Ohsriss snd Clara. "Swset Ansel"
70 b followed b. opsrstsa Ixhsvsenasa ntaasa
MUSICAL ENTH0SjAST,
Wfttesa nd coaposed b Jshn =. Hsvitt. He,
Prof. c1orcaEf. tAs Musical 1.aAu-
n. W.; 4 ~ s e'o. ''1s
oaasss iIsps,: S;:ii. -, n Y d.
c.ssssssss 10 sSs 81 Z <. 80 go oss's:s
: Swiss esae-"I nd loethe HilIsr .Oh6ssfe. Icx
49,. Ai ~ - Ae -.
e.ass laae--H1 i:ii - ~
l.,sss :. %. ~ =; d: -
y.scs.. go naEk 1sssaa
rroadly - Jour Mounlalnsr "A. eryaer
Aassss.a-1ss nsfssss's So
Isvbliss. cIsaslsss daaslier. = Isirl =.
ss:sss.:a..--a1 ~, 80 ~, =. -
ufHLLA Lin6Uisn, Sssu.esSs,
1syol-slWeD $780,. 80. -
- a1sA ~oA. 1vin. elyN 60
Psost i;;;6iififii6ii;iii = 49, 80
10v4 HI. q II. Hina. MtWDn2f1o Nm ~.
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DIE D

HtLLS-Jsne 2lst. Huit o. Hills. aaed about 50
years.
FuSeral service q half past o'clock this after.
noon. u the residsnce Of y. J. Acdilua. Eq.
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b q d n

6AIrH-In this city. June 18th, 70 thu wife Of
Alfred 4 aosith, . daughter.
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49, a0ss - SVNo4sy vo1U00eos MO-
vhsfs - AsA 1870 plentiful, nor II
greater vasiety. than IL Pueek Bound
and tAe odtoeeos waters. Tho satuou.
one q The m0es highly pssssd q fishes.
y found ~ The Csslumhia cod the small
bays at ~ Uouohe e The rivee. emptv-
Ing iato The 0oa1d q imacnss nun
hsrs. literally urov6ing The voters q
certain seasoas. Herring afs. also very
abundant and. when properly cared.
are equal 10 the best Eastess hesnds
Hsliout ase caught in almost Ill parts
Of the Sound and along The Pacific
coast. Cod arc also caught IL many
parts Of the Sound, althcaeh OF email
size the larger unes boing found a
the coast. from the mouth Of the Colum-
bic TO the northern pert OF Alaska.
ROokc0d, trout. bass, houndees. shaRos
and other varieties, Arc foand in great
quantities IN eli IN small bays, lskss
or rivers. while erabs Of larne sise
and excellent Favor titerallg cover ths
bottom Of some o. The shallovsss parts;
and oys.srs. CLAIMS ssd lothes sAsll6sh
ars fo0nd IN abundanco 10 al pasts al
the 6osnd and ~ bays "a tie Psciae
shore.
Be.idss the sd;hls varieties already
msntiooed shere are several vaSi~ties
dt for oil oUly. ameng which tAs dog
dab h the most comnos. The whale
although net In the vsesss u the Ter !
ritory proper belongs % e bscanse 81
ito nearnsss. For tnls roaapa snd b..
Cauoe the oliUatn h - 49, naiknlhle
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.Ihia kveningt Entertainment = given By MRS.
ALBEIT =. eN1D4e, assdsted ~ her OlsAs and
oehsss under her TRIMMING nd oirccsion,
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-02
Brief JOttinps.


The ST. Luke's Cathedral excursion ap-
pointed for Saturday, the 4th inst, has been
Hnayoidably postponed until further notice.
A girl named Georgiana Prescott was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Burnham for
larceny of the shawl from Mrs Foley's.
A man was arrested yesterday for assault on
another named Mcdonald
A woman stole a valuable plant from J. P.
Baxter's on Deering street about 10 o'clock
Monday night AS she is known she will do
well to return it and thereby save trouble
A man named Barstow was fitted out by DR..
Fiske with lot of Alternative Bitters to sell,
has become of man or bitters.
Rev. Mr.. Ecob says that Adams, the fellow
pretending to be a theological student and
bearing letter pretending to be testimonial
from himself, is a fraud.
The yacht Atalanta, Capt. John Mckay of
New York, arrived in the harbor yesterday
morning.
There is large fire in the swamp in Cape
Elizabeth, short distance from the Portland
bridge.
Michael Hines was complained of yesterday
morning for fast driving and Marshal Bridges
and Officer Burnham started in pursuit of
him. Hines smashed his wagon.
A fishing schooner awkwardly collided with
the stake boat of the yacht club yesterday
afternoon. No damage was done.
There will be two grand sails to Harpswell
Thursday and Friday afternoons in the steamer
Gazelle.
A fellow is about town showing counterfeit
half-dollars
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-02

Just after starting the Twilight carried
away her steering gear and had to anchor.
The Tempus and Marie failed to go around the
course. The E. W. Hill carried away her top
mast backstay in the stiff breeze, but came in
winner of the race and cup in the fastest time
ever made over the second class course. She
is a beautiful sloop, 3S feet long, 13 feet wide
and 63 feet deep; was modelled by E. W. Hill
OF Yarmouth, for whom she was named and
her mainsail contains 1856 yards of cloth. The
sloop is planked with hard pine, has four
berths in the after and three in the forward
cabin. On late cruise at Mount Desert the
f. w. Hill overhauled three Boston yachts,
one from Lynn, and two from Boothbay, beat
ing them. The following are the official time
and figures
Sloop Mary. H. E. Bacon-sailing length. 27. .9s4
total allowance, 52.4O.8; starting time, 1.33 90
return, ,39 4S; sailing time, 3.06.2S; standard,
Sloop E. W. Hill, j. H. Misunderstanding
length, 37llA; total allowance, 3S.29.4; starting
time, 1.3534; return, 4.08.5S; sailing time.
2.33.34. standard, 1886.
Sloop Marie, I. L. Misunderstanding length, 80. 8:
total allowance, 4S. 1862; starting time, 1.33 2O
J, return, M 431.2O; sailing time, 258.OO standard,