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, 1881-01-27

or tho II, l,9a0 brcworics In tho German Empire,
1lAsar!R alonp hnd. whom tho Inst returns wcro
snnde, 0.5ei, whi!o In prnss!n tho number of
brewercs has fallen from over l6,o01 to 1916
though tho qlnntLty Of beer brcwcd Inns not
diminished. 1sorliu, which supplies ncnr'y all
tic beer drunk In that city. Ind III 1916 only fur
ty-nno brcwcrles, but they wcro on 20 large n
scnc that thoy made, on m average, nearly
100000 gallons onch. Tho anne is tho case In
Saxouy, where tho production Of bccr hns
trcblcd during tho Inst forty yca,s, wh!fu tho
number Of nrcwcros hns diminished. Ncarty u
fourth Of tho Austrian beer Is brewcd III uohc-
1nta, and tho Imports OF hcpr continue tn dinii-
ish, whllo tho quantity exported Is seven or oght
times greater than 1t wns twenty yeIrs ago.
, 1881-01-27

ruwcr, to on,nloy tuoh nlonna ns nrc appropriate
11,l plainly ntInntc.t Ia their p1cciluon.
Nv. Tint III tho selection, Of tnont,s ly Whoh
Interstate commerce shall be rcRilntest, Con-
/. rrcscrlfm Tho ruca l,y wl,Ioh tho 'nstrn-
mcnss. vehicles. anal nRcntB onRnECu u! ttiahs.
parting commodities from onb Htitto lhtn Or
through another snl 10 governed, whosner
al,ot transportation IA br lind Or wnter.
=. Tint II tlny appropriate Nancy Tor mo con.
HtrMrttUn nf railways Or cAnuls. wllcI1 the shfhc
shn.l 10 necessary for tho regulation ut CONF
fnCtcn. .--..-.-.
i. Thnt It may Incorporate compnny with
authority to construct thefn.
1. That It 1nny Cx0rCiso lilo right ot gtnincht
domain within n AthtG III order to prnyIun Tor
tho construction Of such railways and oAnnAs
i. II n,ny, In tho cxcrosu Of Tho right OF et1l.
incnt tln.nnt1, tnkn f0r public i1sc pny!nE lust
compensation therefor. any existing railway nr
cnnnl nwnel by prlyatc persons ur cnrporheinns'
Tho principles Of this rapport anve siHcu htetl
nf1lrncd by tho Courts. r. It not tt.no th1t no1.o
of tloln should W Into practfcnl opcratfon7 Tho
Rearnn bill, defective Ia II Il. Inns merit III It;
and, II It wcso properly an,ondcd and supple'
mnntcd by ether measures. It might give
eotno mcnsure Df rclcf. Why is It that
Congress ias permitted this Important sub.
1ect to rest for alx years, during noarly alt
of which t!mo the Democratic party has bcon In
control OF ono or both Houses?
, 1881-01-27

MAYOR 1IAnn1soN IL not q success rs n
1.nnl- -Lcag1ler. Ito Is unfortunately c.nbAr-
rassod by bis office. 1le Is willing to do my
thEng,--to tnko .Iohn Hull hy tho horns and
mike things i.voly III tho british 1ses.-hut hu
ia 30 Incunberod officially with bis olfco that for
him to do SO while Mnyor might result in n dec
lurntion Of war by Grcnt I3rlt,.tn nRnlnst CHI
cngo. lIa wants to bo II Land ]0aguer, ind with
tho Land-LcnKucrs stu1l. hut he emit do 30 10
long MS !lo Is Ainyor II o was only out OF Office
how fo wonl mnko the British fir i!y. and
wouldn't he wake the boys up nil over tho worldt
The Land-LeaHuers Of ChlenRo n11Rht to rol!eso
Carter Of hia embarrassment. AL thoy hnvo tn
do Ia to helm him cut ut tho Mayornlty. 0ncc
out OF that Office he Will 10 FREQ to take charge
OF tho Lnnl 1.enHuo alt Uyor tho world, and set
tle tho wlolo question III sixty lays. VIII tho
boys help h!nl ont Of tho otlcp9
, 1881-01-27

.rne sultect nf Nattanal encnururc,urnt
nnl aid to non,I]ar rLueat1on is nru,1jrlnr n
strmr hold unon uubltc attention. Tlo ,,t-
teronrcs nf T,res,t1ent j1nves II, lila s,srclcs
nn,l unrssnecs. tbe advancement ,uade hv t1m
nonuhlicnu ,'nrtv IN thts ,,trcrtton in I'm
nncfnrctfo ,f ,s tost ,,lntforu Tint .s,t ia t,c
,lutv NJ tho Nntlnnu1 j;ovcr,,ur,,t IN MID NM,
ulor o,l,,co,in,, IN tho oxtort of ia cnnstt,u,
,,onol nhIlitvn. tho recornitfon nj Tim co,,-
stitntlo,,oi nn,loritv Of tht. f;oycrn,nont In
oatot,I1sl,: md ,I,strl,nto n Not1onnl eluro,
t,nnal funI Innl1rd hv Inn ,mssnrc nj lin
1.urmsIlc h,1l. in Tie Seuu,a. fhe cttrn,to,,
,v,tc, iho anh;rc+ ia rccetvtrr from, tl,o lr,,l,
,nc lourun,s. mn, wo NM. nil tlle nrrslst,
nnro viii, ,vh,rl, T,,,: f,,,,r .on ru,n,,xr Ina
,r,,,,, iii. mnttcr ,iur,nr tIc ,,st veor-nlI
thess nrn ,trc,,msraurcs which ran hur,ilv
fnll IN acr,,rn fr,,,, tho nol;,;rol e,J.rs n sr.
rlnus cnusi,lrrn,Im, nf ma snhInrt.
.1n,,r, .ro,,r,6e tna n,,tl,or ~ uA roo,,s
Erro,.t y cls.rIy ,nItrotc,1 In lila t,t.r vn,.
unmw" ] nrirts ,ytthomt s,rnw'-I,at tho
rntsg hn,., NJ n nn,cofu, mi fovor,h,c so,',.
tt,", ~ tho ram ront,f"t NJ inn SAUL, Ia In,
s,ra.i ~ ,an,,',,uon, u,,,s,tto,, T., ,,,.,
"rv msra't ~ .,n.ar ~ ,na N,r,,, .,,"n',c,,' 80 To-, M
,,irw ti'o sn,,,,, vun,i"nn" crn,eis i" ~ in IN.
ta1too,t Ill.,. - nr.,,,,a,, o,,,s .o,s,,,"rt,,',
thn ,not1cr % 'nnin,y fr",n II ,mlIt1eai @ n"tnt If
, 1881-01-27

THE Southern cotton mills CONSUMED
Al, ,U00, 600 pounds OF cottun In 1870, and l02o
0eo po'snds in $780, They hah 4l7.ooo spind!cs ID
tho fornor ycar, md ia 900 in tho hitter. pnt
New Englantl Is not Mt NIL frightened by II.
growth OF tho intlustry In thut section, m,
Southern mills mnko only tho conrse.t fnbr1,
They Invent tho right kinti Of 1nbur, nor ctcups
OF It, to make tho manufacture OF finer rood,
profitable. When New England rcnlly ann,
fcnts the lnss Of lts supremacy III cotto. .,nsn.
ufaoturtng 1t viii at'ort tho tlmc- -hnnosods South.
crn policy nnd advocate Ito abolition Of p,o.
ttctfYe duties.
, 1881-01-27

THE rtmor that Mrs. Garfield Intends to fol-
lowtho example Of Mrs. Hayes anl exclude Who
from tho White Etousu hls orentc,l pan!o III tho
dplotnat!u corpa. Thu foreign gentlemen havo
with difficulty survived tho past four years,-
tho prnctico OF drinking out Of tot&t0 on tho
front porch in tho chilly night mir being not ut nil
consluctyo to hen1th II tho satno rule Is to pru-
va! for eight yoars moro tho diplomats feel that
they might ns well take thotr rnpora ut once. In
this connection, tho statement of A. ". Camp
bel! Of tho Wheeling lNtt'.tUeNccr, who Is known
to bo It personal friend Of Gen. GARFIELD, hns u
powerful Interest. lie says: "htrs. IlnyGs has
banIshcd vino from tho White House tn1lc. and
Mrs. Uarield will ccrtanly follow IN her foot
StcpS,"
, 1881-01-27

"1Icll Cato is reported full Of 'ee'
feclIng bottor."-I30b l',ueFsoA .mh
Three OF Mr. Eyarts' daughters III ii. eoas.
married. this year, Tho Secretary aaso itbu
sunt to all the enHagcmcats a. oue1'
book f0s1u. ...tnH
Tho Now York Tribune says ti'a' i|a no. es h,ss
tino tho pictures Of ]. +. Ml!let u" ~ ~ nosbnt
oyon tho inolcat sun Of q. There c nau il a.
strange about this. a great manS live, ta asst'
cago couldn't glye pictures Of thellaes', md "
The Albany Eucni.d Jour'ldt nan =, pd1st
uouuced tho doa1h Of tho Hon. tu*ss H,,! - NAV
which event. the otnolnua.i O. oa'ssls Mo,t pso'
CURED at baltimore SIX yours ago; ~ shout sAh
will full to 500 anything ro'narkao'sa n Albsaf
TINT il, people who azo accustomed - 49,
papers. mslIao
Mr. Bernarl pratte Taylor. wto e ,lay, m -
Miss Juliu Darby at 1T. Louis 10 10" by bid.
whom 0 littlo buy aoat yalenstao :" ~ yssa
then an infant; and tho two, whon ,e,t p,a w. -
older, walked in haul and baud q ..s ~ saa
!. hkidenaid At = McddtQs,- ING '1 - -,
, 1881-01-27

THE annual report Of tic Now York Com.
missioIlers OF Emigration shows tho total
immigration OF last year to that port to hRyo
footed up u. ss0, OF which III, Jul wero aliens.
Tho tables OF nationality loayu Germany with
an casy lcau ot loasG4. whilo ireland comes seo.
ond, WIttl a relatively retiuced total Of g0,a9.
England, Scotland, and wA!cs sent In round
numbers 47,0N omigranis, while tho Bcandna-
ylan countrIcs-Swcdon, Norway. and Denmark
-scnt about 10000. OF tho arrivals, LII, ,5al ro-
1natucd In Now York, wh'!o 422.llo went West,
onIy Gto7 gong to tho South. OF the Wester.l
States, Illinois took by far the greatest number
H,04l, Ohio and Minnesota coming next, with
III. sou and Il. .6tQ fespcctIyOly,
, 1881-01-27

Ain. srnfS0En lias been wounded IN II.
h0stso or Ills friends. Tho I}ufFnlo {,otr{., ~.
tacks hIn ior Introducing n pfstnl tcIer,.ns ~
resolution. mid snys: "lt Is tho tteory n ~
Democratic rarty tl,at thd functions Of ths oos
ernn.cnt should be narrowed rather thnn Ns'' ~,
tcnded." Very true; that IA tho theory NJ ~.
party, Mr.. Springer shouldn't let tho fund,' s'
ncIstal itlcns uf his p.lrty slip ott Of bis MIA
They tlavon't nj oyerplus on hand. II Is nn,,ss'
nble TINT tho theories or tho Dcmocrntic ns,,.
don't prevent 1t from ntlu,g!nR III rery ]he..
practtcu III tho matter IF appropriations xh.s
they hayo control Of tho House.
, 1881-01-27

Il gentleman llFIflE NJ 81. Louis HIS VIII
ten M Interesting II not very instructive
pamphlet entitled "Cl,argIng tho Jury" Tho
time ,sas when the Court charged tho jury
bott rs TO the Inv ,ut tic fucts, ulut ycrtlets
were generally tho ec!lo OF the Courts Charge
Since tho cj,al}ge of the law by It's growth.
inrirs have become Judges of tho fncts, mud
Courts In this country have been rcstraingl
fro,n minimizing what their verdict should
he. Tho Court, however, las tho power to
set asttla tf1o verdict and to give wl,at Is
called n "new trinl,n Nevertheless, tho
elnreo of tho court. or what aro more ge1,-
crp1ly stycl tha Instructions Of tho Court, to
tho iury. arc sill MI Important poiut In every
trial. srIm cu,1rt il frcncraIIy asked by both
slttcs In tho cnso 10 Instruct the Jury general
ly.-thnt IN. ia rxplnin and define to them tho
general principles uf tte law applicable to
tbs pendng case. Skill In tho prcparation Of
t,,csa Instrurt1ons in highly desirable: the
orrtica,1y tt,ey mny Influence TIC Jury, but,
| w,,rtber t,,cv in sn or mi. they furnish n
| series of potnts OIL which 10 base q motion
| for n ne,v trln1 or m appcn,. hi caso Of nm
nttvcrso verdict. Tia trial of skill M Ills
| m,rt of Tim conten,liuv narties to cntrau aut
cutnnrle The Court into saving something, or
1nto tia usa of so,nu word or expression, or
,,t,, H., rar,ot ~ s,,,,,, ot,.tront ,,r.,,.tttou
INTO ula telns"' III ho!i'o "us'''cI p1"pos't'o''
Df doubtful Import. that the ground may bo
H., ~. ,,,,,,, .r,1 ~, n,..a,l r. 10 MN,
la'a ioF f" ~" 'ta'' oF ~. "ppc"'' II - ~"
| the lMvnrfulle practice IN this country for
tho aof.otoa ,,crtv II, n cnoa trInd ,,nforn n
ulo oehealce' !"'1's III e''so '''1o oehu4o ~
jury to moye. rs matter OK coNrse, for
Nv" ''"'. 1o"'1s '''o eo"t'"s"' ~. I,n
tn tic utmost care, even NJ INC sacf1tsce OF
| honest convictions, to endeayor to avoid
4
error In their sD-cal!ed INSTRUCTIONS Which
| tnstruetfnns llnyc. III ntuc casrs out Of ten,
hot tho sliH!ltcss influence on tho 'ert!lct.
Mr.. Thompson, the uutar Of this pamphlet,
| 49, t,t 49,. tr.. -. x a.,
clltleaSofs 10 SHOW t!lnt the e1aft 10 llee l4lu
Jury from tho influence 0f the Court 1Ias bee',
oytn,,d..} f.rl,ovnud MI trao.nnoh,. nr,,,r,.tv
| cAtcllutA lit bcto!lA III liessoAau!o ptoP!'ct5s
Contrasting the reports of c!seS lit the Ell
s,1at, h,,bu With t1,na, In ,,,o hookx In th,s
etsH pophs Will s'oao '1 .1'o poono III '"'a
Country. Mr., Thompson points ont tic Efcnl
, 1881-01-27

The dlscerntns editor of tbs Phlladel-
phln Dtalaiu has nude asudy Of the prevail
Ing plau OF clty.pollses In Boston, Now YuFk,
and Philadelphia, and Expresses decided pref
crouce for tho style Of tho last. named city. Tho
typical house In New York bus flstlo depth fro,u
front to back, hut mitch hight. Tho living. ROOMS
begIn Ia tho cellar, where tho dtntng' room aud
bascmont aro Usually found. unioss. indeed, tho
occupants chouse to take thclr meals tn tho
hack parlor. The Boston house Ia nearay like
tho New York house, except that It hos buIgu
In trout. 4 Deston builder neyer' any mora
dresms Of putting Up house Mllh. = Qst trout
, 1881-01-27
Southern States aro unable to rcal their

Enutt,nri1 Efn{ra nrn 1tntf,n tn rrnu their
IoI,ota.
4 II, onlv rroutrcs q pcr cent of tho lttcsote
,-oter. of ,,,o sonth. n,,,1cd In lts ftlttcratc
yotcrs, tn control t1,oso States,
!. II tic illltcrotc vote Of tho South DO
suppressed By forco or ncutrnfizcd By fraud,
aas ler cent Ut tho entire yotu Of tint section
mny control lis political actnn.
+. The Southern States have l3S Electoral
votes, =, per cent If n tnaJoritS III tile llouse
nf Representatives, or The i'nwer to elect n
President, nlll 81 PR cent OF majority III
tic Seratc.
These facts arc tul1 or sighiilcnt'ce' ihe
rule III minority lact1on III the son''l nas
beeh atfcct rcs'''t o1 tho pte'"'h'e .nt'
eracS' Ihe ohly escapa 1to'a .a's ,"JnH,.o
whle'' metnees t!.o co'''ro' ., tsl' "nu.a NV
to'' as "e'' ~ u 'ao o""i"' ~ :" '''s'"i'h
th, l'''"1"'e '''e e.'''aec :" ".sl e"l' ,''.
.''o' ''n,lloi ~ J""ko "a s.'1 po. .,.a., ,'
" sec l'.s u'sn o'.,os '.eay. .,!.. .'," . ,'a,a
ele"ess'' ~ "'s"!e s"s .,t..ss
"'c so"n"' wv ~ .uss..a,,"'. .,,a,,
f., ,"ss ,.r. ~, t,,ts is ,,rnar,,. ~, ofatr ~
.ho Tn.t.nat f!nvor,,,mo,,t +, ts mi rcccq.
s"s,. ~ roin,,. f,,1,,o tro,rr;n,s artr,,r,o,,t IN
-. H., ,a.,,,.ttt,,,t, t,,, n +,,o ,,ro,oo.
,,va ,,cccssorv In cyerc,sc tl,c out1orIty IN.
,n1v,a Mimi ts n t,cstior ,yh;rh viii I'M
t,u,,}tn,t,y In ,1cc,,c n, tho of,lr,untiyc whcn
nvor t,,oro sI,oll In =, cou,rnllIno disnostttou
N ,,rocno.t 1,,,,vc ,ro,,rct,,,s nfnu IL In raso
n Eot,o,,ol fnr,t ,1,s,rihnt, n NJ, t,,c 1ns,s NJ
i.titnro,, ,,;roct,v In tho srAnot ,ltstrirts.
ron,,tro that sc,,o,e frnc IN MI shull
In n,n;,t,troL ,,ur1uv Il sncr;t,ni rnrtfon
~ t,,o ,..,or oyoc, mi, rnnor,a n,,t exrrc,se
y,t,o,,,l o., s,,,nr.is,o,, ,rov,lr for fn, frituro
4, tho ,,onnr,1 ru,r, IN +hc rosp of 1tstrtcts
,t,, f,it Il, ,,o,,,,1, with ti,c rrn,,jrcmcts of
tl,o ,aw. n,ui co,,flne thr National nd to one
, 1881-01-27

TltB veteran editor of the Buffalo Cons
gnercinl Advertiser, who has latc'y set up In bush
ness MS a rotall 1loss. supported Crowley IN ,ha
Senatorial canvass md WIS handsomely whipped
IIo Ia now charged with having offcrcd dlrett
i,ribo Of $1p0 to Il member Of tho LegfsIatuEeh
vote for Crowley. Tic cvtlunco Is not al! In but
things look dirk for tho editor, whose ftat
hitherto hRs rested chiefly On tho fnycntoaa
tito cpithot half breeds" TO describe anti.nl
chtnu Republicans.
, 1881-01-27

TnEnE II 4 bill beforo the Indiana Lssy s',.
luturo 10 rcd,tco tho ratio Of Interest III taat oa
to per cont, whluh 1t Is believed will eeeow M',,
law. II per cont is high enough IN iaSAIt III
why is not TINT ratio Kutiiclont III llllhoM ri. ~
per cent ratio would savo tho people so@o S'4
Ions 0f dollars q year in this 4tAte.
, 1881-01-27

JunaE TounaEE makes tho point that I
National educational fund should bo expended
only und or National supervision, for tho tesse4
that mary of tho textbooks authorized y
Southern StRtns aro stuffed with trcasonaeA
nonsense. Tho point Is n good ono. Not ocs
dollar should he given by tho Nation to cucoaf'
ugo dotlanco Of Its laws. OF to pa'liate tho esss
af gnrnsatnn.
, 1881-01-27

pnoF. EnwAIsn J.. 1IotnEv, tho new
Director Of tho Madison Observatory, Is best
known to tho public IN general By his textbook
OH astronomy, written in connection With rsct
Nowcomb, ind by his i" Life Of Sir William tor.
sohet." which has lust been published. Prot
Holden Il 4rndunte Of Washington University
st. Louis IN tho class uf 1sGa aud tho West Point
HIllitnry Academy tlSi0l, md has been one Of tta
astronomers Of tho National Observatory 1t
Washington slnca 1876.
, 1881-01-27

TuE actlye army of Franco for tue ss~
1881 will TO 4pH,4o7 mcn. Out OF this nuo~tt =
T., 40 aro In A1gcria. Dcduotiup M a'et.s
$1,000 mon representing sick. absent On o. 1s ,..s
etc.. thero rcluains minimum Of i5A'" -"
,,n,10r hrr1a
, 1881-01-27

GEN. WEAVER predicts TINT there wifi bs
no Detnocrntlo candtdnto for tho rrrstticncy n
1881. "Thoro wtIl be only two candidates In ths
tlcid," te eays. :" tho Republican, or stronRGo,,
crnment. candi1ate, aJ,d tho Grecnback cauu,.
tlntc." AMI he expects tho GrecnbAckcr to slp.
Wcnycr MISC predicted Inst summer TINT Ia
would DO eAsily elected. lie wns going 10 carr
ak Southern arl eight Northern states, and
throw tho election Into tho 1iol,sc, whc.o BIZ
friend dc In Afntyr. Of Indianapolis, he'll tbs
hainnco Of power u,A would elect lin. wcaye,
Is great prophet and comes Of a raco Of eeet
, 1881-01-27

Tile Governor Of North Carolina. In his an'
Mini message. totally ignored tho existence q
Muy purity In tho STATIC oxcopt tho enc vhsa
elected him. Ho referred to TOUR faflnrc to
otoct tho President, promised TINT ''our" pas9
though dcfoatcd should not lilo. 1t has bee.
suggested that tho tito OF tho Governor Should
i,o chaugcd to rentl Governor Of tho DcmocfaA
party OF North Carolian.'.
, 1881-01-27

TllE hanging Of two negroes by a mob In
South Carolina gives tho Charleston Ncus ond
Courier Occasion tn say that Lynch law is tts
higher INV and that "b,srn!ng Mt tho stake"
Or "chopping tho otEcnscr 10 nncc-mcat,"
wcro not too sorero pl1nishmcnt for ccrtaa
crimes. Granted TINT tho statement Is true,
how Win It apply when tho offender Is whiia
i1,an antl tho Injured porson Il colored woman.
ItRvo thero been my burninga at tho stake fo1
such n crime In South CnrolIna OF late2
, 1881-01-27

Jo1N Sw1Srox threatens tho New ~ s.
City members who shRll yoto fof nsut ns.tstt
whipptuK- post bill with tltondful thnas'~ao.,s,r .,r
Mt tho polls among othera. Is "He'pssrn. ~.
tten, ono Ut tho approved principles o. ~"
,r&ta
, 1881-01-27

THE journal Of <lnpllct, Solcnco gives
sot,,o tetaiiod information us to tho production
Of beer, tho number Of browcr;cs, and tho con-
sumption Of hcer per hcal of tho population In
tho different countries Of Europe. The figures
nrc ns uutlpr.
, 1881-01-27

. JUDGE DAVIS In voting to tako up L1sI ~. Il
bill ia rettro Con. Grant reelected tue "sa.,uus
an enormous majority Of bis ILLINOIS e'rs esmr,s
outs, and will bo amply auatasnest III ,s .hs
hta Yoie Indicates that ho tntel1d5 TO Put''N'
, 1881-01-27

THE reelection OF Dfaxey III Texas t. s.a.u
election Of Van wyck In Nebraska to tos y III
are defeats OF tho railroad lntluonee !"
EtnfEs.
, 1881-01-27

TRIBUNE BRANCH orF1CEs.

Tu1 Cu1cA0o TttnCSr has established branch
ocob for t,,e receipt Of subscriptions mad advertiser
nents m foalowH:
:. NEW YplK-tsoom . Tribune Building. FIT. atc-
FAppEs Manager
GLASGOW, scol1nnd-Allnn.s American Eows
Agency, IL 1ienneld-sk
LONDON. Eng-Amotlcan Exchange, ~ etsaho.
HENRY +. 1lLLEu, Agent
WASHINGTON. u. C.-i3fa Fstrenk
, 1881-01-27

GRIND 0pcrn.T1ouae.
Clark street, oppoat now CGust-lioHse. Enaage.
1ucut Of Sol Bsni.h lsussolI. "EdRcwood Folks"
, 1881-01-27

1IcVtcker'a Theatre.
Madison street. betweon Htate md Dearborn.
Engagcmont of Sir. II. D. Curtla. "eam'1 Of TDsen."
, 1881-01-27

Olympic Theatre.
C1art street, between Lake and 1tandoloh. Engage
mont OF Mnftluo'a NorcitF Combinations.
, 1881-01-27

;, Nnver1g's Thrnfres ... ....
Dcsfhosn street, corner Of Monroe. Mlnstrel Gu
teE&A,nmcnt
, 1881-01-27

ExpnAttton IsnliilnR.
I4nkc front, opposite Adams hsrcet. Whalo Gxhi
billion from a. nj. 10 10 y, I'll.
, 1881-01-27

IIoolcy's Thentre.
Nando!rt, STRUT, botwocn clark and In sntte. En-
rnscmont Of Morton l. 1loinur's MInstreis.
, 1881-01-27

Acnttemy of Huatc.
I1alstcd stroct. near Mnt.lson, West 2dH. EnRaGo
sncnt OF George ". Thompson. "Yacup"
, 1881-01-27

ANIuSENENTS.
ITnverly'& Theatre ...
Dearborn street, corner Of Monroe. Minstrel en-
teT&Anncat
IIoo1cy's Titentro.
HandofrhetrcGt- Getwocn clark Rnd t.n eh}t6. Eli
Enfcment Of Morton j. 1Ionor's Mlnstre1s.
Academy of Music.
IIalstcd street. near Mntslson, Wcst sIdH. Engage.
sncnk OF George ". Thompson. "facup."
Olympic Theatre.
Cart street, betwocn Lake and 1tandolph, Engage.
mont OF Mnrtluoa NnrcitF Combination.
HcVtcker'a Theatre.
Madison street. between State md Dearborn
Epgagctpnt of Sir, II. u. Curtis. "eant Of Tnsen."
GRIND 0pcrnsE1ouae.
Clark strcat, oppoat now CouEtlIohsc. Engage.
1ueut Of Sol Bfntsh lsussoll. "EdRcwocd Folks"
CentrnI h5nntc-Yiatl.
ComeE OF Randolph aud atate stroots. Tho 8tod-
t1Azd Lectures.
ExpnAttton Building.
= Lake front, opposite Adams ht1cet. Whao 0xh-
hilton ftur, a. u 10 10 =,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-17

INDIAN STUDENTS This week Capt
Wilkinson, Z. s. A. in charge Of the
Indian school ct Forest Grove. Oregon,
was in Cheney for the purpose Of talk
ing to the Indians in regard to school
matters and encouraging them to edu-
cate their young men ard women. The
Indians gathered together here. and
speeches were made by Capt Wilkinson
and the Indian chiefs Mrs DIR Year
gain acted az one Of the interpreters.
interpreting the speech Of Capt Wilkin-
son into Chinook jargon and the Indian
interpreter translating the speech from
Mrs Yeargsin " Indian language. The
speeches OF the Indian chiefs were
similarly interpreted to Capt Wilkin-
son. After an interesting and satisfac-
try meeting seYen girls and four boys
of Chief Lots tribe were placed in
charge OF Capt w. who started with his
charge on "Wednesday for Forest Grove.
With these, Capt Wilkinson states be
will have about ninety I"disn students.
whose ages range from seven to sixteen.
Chief Moses would not consent TO any
Of his children going - Tribune.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-17

TRINITY PARISH SCHOOL. This Sc
leet school for girls and little children.
situated on the c,lrner OF Fifth and
Spring streets. will reopen tomorrow
for summer term Of two months.
This action has been taken by the school
hoard under the impression that there
are many parents who feel that the
closing OF the public schools for so
long Il period is working positive harm
10 their children. Contrary to q
prevailing idea. many of the text
books ars the same ~ those used else
where; others being chosen emily where
radical d. fects are cbyious. Terms of
,nition are 50 per month with little
ones. and 81 and 81 for older pupils.
At the beginning OF the autumn term.
arrangements will be completed for the
reception OF q Limited number Of
boarding pupils. Parents desiring fur
Their information can address the Rector,
Rev Geo II Watson. Seattle, w t.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-17
AN EsrgRpmsIso PIRN -M.pnin,

An EsTERPRIsIso FIRN Manning
& Creswell are displaying considerable
enterprise in the north end of town.
Their wharf is completed. 1t is 230
feet long and 90 feet wide in the
bridge. with Q cross end of so by So
feet. The first beat to land at it was
the ] b Libby. from which was dis
charged lot of WILDLY Island sheep.
calves and potatoes. They have also
completed their soap factory. which is
. building OF 90 by % feet and two
stories high. and they have already be-
gun the manufacture of soap in it. An
other building they have under way.
II is Of 90 by 80 feet and two stories.
and will be occupied by Mr. Manning
as residence. The store has been
sold To . man from California. named
Hill. but the wagon and team retained.
Manning & Creswell are good solid
men. aud they work for success and de-
serve it.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-17
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For sale by Kellogg x Anderson, the Seattle Drug.
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land.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-17

SurRxxE CouRr.-The following
eAaes have baen argued before the Su :
Pssas Court. and submitted:
DT Whseler W The Port Blakely
Mil Co.
Acasod " Tho Port BlAkely Mil
Company.
Jacob HcholAnd W 8 Baxter & Co.
wsddsll 3 Miiss W The Htsames
Daisy.
Vn Friday Court took . recess till II
esock % Aondsy. in order TO give The
asss an opportunity to prepare end
suts sp their opinions. On Monday
go OF Rsnton. Holmes 3 Co vs. A
@sekintosh will be argued.