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The Portland daily press., 1881-05-16
FOREIGN PORTS.

Cid at Bombay April 81, ship W G Davis, Morse,
Havre.
Sid FIN Cebu Mch II, ship st Lucie, Gates for
New York.
At Singapore Apl 3D. barque Alice Reed, Kelle-
ran, for Burmah.
sid FIN Macassar prev to Mch 30, barque Never
sink, Weeks, Manila.
At Iloilo Mich 20, barquc II Nicherson, Eaton,
for Boston, (takes 1000 tons sugar.)
Sid FIN Manila Mch %, barque Goodell, Goodell,
Boston.
Ar at Cardigan. PEI. It'll inst, sch Red Jacket,
CHM, Port Hawkesbury.
Cid at Gibraltar April 23d, barque Abby Bacon,
Staples. New York.
Ar at Montevideo Mich 80, barque Mary E Russell,
Nichols, Buenos Ayres.
In port Apl 5, barqnc Shetland, HASKELL unc; brig
j III Lane, Shute, do; and others.
Austin, New York.
Ar at Rio Janeiro prev to 18th inst, barque Jas G
Pendleton, Nichols, Glasgow
Sid I'm Port au Prince Apl 20, sch Henry Nicker
son, Chase, Providence.
Ar at St Thomas 9TH inst, brig Eugene Hale. Lord,
New York.
Cid at Port Antonio, ia, April 18th. sch Baracoa,
Wiley. Philadelphia
Ar at Port Hawkesbury It'll, sch Mary, Queen of
the Sea- Langelier, Portland.
Ar at Windsor Ms 18th inst, sch NJ l. Newton,
Coggswell, Calais, (and cid 18th to return.)
Cid at st John, NIB, 18th inst, schs ID Sawyer,
Keene. New York; 18th. Clara Rogers, Rogers,
and Yreka, Drisko, do.
Ar at Dorchester 18th, sch Persis l. Smith, Heat
er, Portland.
Cid at Hillsboro 10th, sch Bertha Fellows, Clark
New York.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-16
mock MARKET.

Daiiy Domestic Receipts.
BY water conyayarce--lO00 bush Cornn,ea, 10 G
W 'Fyua
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-16

April 10. lat 20 13 N Ion 121 10 w, barque John
NJ Clerk Conant, from Wilmington, Cal, for Cork.
May 12 no lat, &c, barque Hattie Dixon, Yates,
from New York for Sagua.
May 10. lat 80 46. Ion II A, brig David Bugbee,
Showers. from Cardenas for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-16
MEMOIR NDA

Ship Eliza Mcneil, Morton. at San Francisco from
Philadelphia reports heavy weather off Cape Horn
and lost and split SAILS
Ship Columbus, Humphrey at San Francisco from
New York. reports, March 9th, Geo Kelley fell
from foreyard overheard and was drowned.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-16
loomy Condition Of Affairs in Russia
A Relapse Into Absolutism.

~SO~eSfSoO
LONDON, May 14.-The Times Paris cores
pondent asserts that the Liberal party in the
Russian Cabin ct owe their fall to the pressure
exerted from Berlin and by the Empress.
Strange to say, Gen. Ignatieff, who is unfriend-
ly to Germany, has been summoned to form
homogeneous cabinet. Even the execution of
the recent agrarian ukase is considered to be
ompromiSed
The st. Petersburg correspondent of tho
News telegraphs under tho date of Friday as
follows: On the Bourse today Russian loans
were nominaly to 3 per cent. lower. There
were really no buyers.
Inc GoloS publishes communique denying
the reports that an extraordinary close guard
is kept around the Emperor at CATCHING, and
says he goes about freely in the grounds This
statement corresponds with my own informal
tion. The alarming statements by foreign
journals regarding the health of the Empress
are unfounded. The stories about armed Cos
sacks guarding the ante-rooms in the Palace
nightly are pure inventions. The Cars mani
festo and the resignation of the Liberal Minis
tiers came like thunder bolt on those who are
in position to be well informed The relapse
into absolutism is lamentable in itself and in
its symptoms.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May 14.-The Jews of
kharkoff and st. Petersburg, fear attacks by
the populace. Subscriptions in aid of the dis
tressed Jews in Southern Russia have been
opened here.
An imperial decree has been published
winch restores CIVIL rights to persons eXiled on
account of the last Polish Instruction, provid
ed their behavior since then has been satisfac
tory.
The Berlin correspondent of the Times Saws
the Cars manifesto caused great disappoint-
ment in st. Petersburg The people begin
to resign themselves to the regime of reaction.
ApprehensionS of further disasters are rife 1t
is expected the Nihliss will promptly publish
acounter-prociamation and issue be Joined
Nothing seems to be known in regard to the
process by which the Cars momeptous dec
laration was generated, but it has taken every
one completely by surprise. On the Bourse,
RUSSIAN securities are depressed and financial
journals advise holders to sell out
The Monetary Conference.
PARIS, May 14.-At to-day's sitting of the
Monetary conference Senator de Normande
the French delegate, urged the dangers of the
present monetary system of England since
1887 and said that gold none
metalism did not afford a remedy
Unless wise measure was adopted, he said a
crisis would take place in the money market.
The next sitting will tako place Tuesday, the
18th inst when Mr.. Howe, the United States
delegate. will speak
The Vexatious Greek Boundary Cues
ton.
LONDON, May 14.-Special dispatches from
Athens agree in stating that the opinion is
growing there that Turkey, with the covert
assistance OF the German powers, is intent un
on preventing the early settlement CT the
frontier question. The conditions proposed by
the Porte preliminary to commencing the
transfer OF ceded territory are regarded as nm
acceptable and vexatious. The Porte continues
, 1881-09-16
li1E COMING LEGIsLATURE.

In the Legislature about TO convene,
the Republicans will have exactly two.
third of all the members in either braucI
and both branches. and upon that party
will OF course be the chief rcspousibiliry '
for good or bad resulting from the session
That care and Il prudence VIII he eXcr.
cised in proportion to this responsibility
all good citizens irrespective OF party
should pray.
In the list of members following the
names Of Democrats are followed by 4
capita! ID. and the names of Republicans
by capital X:
COUNCIL.
Walla Walla-B l. SharpStein. ID.
COlumbia-GeOrge Hunter, ID.
Whitman-H F Stratton, j.
Walla Walla. Columbia and Whitman
jacob Hoover, ID.
Stevens, Spokane and Yakima N
Graden, Il.
Klickitat, Skamania and Clarke - a
kerns, ID.
Clarke, Wahkiakum and Cowlitz -
James Wallace. X.
Pacific, Chchalis and Pierce-E Evans,
K.
ThurSton and Lewis Ii Long, Il.
Kimg-A S Miller. r.
Mason, Kitsap, Jefferson, Clalam and
Islands w Hovey, K.
SnohOmish, whatcom and SAN Juan
Samuel Calhoun, X.
Republicans s, Democrat. 1.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Walla Walla,-R r Rces, ID; w G
Preston, Il.
Columbia - William Clark, r; Il Z
Steen, ID; w l. Freeman. ID.
Whitman - L S Smith, Il; George
Comegys, Il.
Stevens and Spokane-James O'Nell,
X.
Yakima-George w Taylor, II.
Klickitat-D w Smith. ID.
CIarkc-W III Dillon, ID.
Klickitat, Clarke and Skamania-W w
Holcomb, II.
COwitz, Pacific, Lewis and Wahkia-
kum-ThOmas Warman; Il: Adam Cat
lin, ID.
Pierce, Thurston and Chehalis-J 4
karr, Il.
Thurstun-AIbert Van Eaton, r.
Pierce-Stephen Julson ID.
King-L + Smith. Il; Watson Allen,
X
King and Kitsap-G f Raym ond, r.
SnOhOmiSh, Island and San Juau-J Ohm
Alexander, K.
Mason, Jefferson and Clallam-J A
Kuhn, ID.
Walia Wala and Whitman j NJ
Cornwall. K.
Republicans, l6; Democrats. ).
, 1881-09-16

DELeGATE Brents seem greatly
concerned about the admission oi
Washington Territory as a state
under the present constitution, on
account OF the injustice to Eastern
Washington Ia the matter of legis-
lative appor,ionment, Of course no
one denies that since the constitu-
ton vas adopted the immigration
10 the territory has been chiefly TO
the eastern portion, and that 4 pro-
portionate representation which
would have been just to that section
three years ago would be unjust to
1t now; but can this not be rene
died? 1t will be remembered that
one of the weightiest reasons urged
for Mr.. Brents' reelection was the
fact that he, having had two years
experience in Washington, and
being in harmony with the adminis-
tration, could more easily secur, the
passage of the statehood bill than
could Mr.. Burke. The pledge made
in the canvass by our delegate, and
Others who spoke in his behalf, was
that he would, if re elected, do his
best to secure a state government a,
the earliest possible moment. Now,
if he should shirk his plain duty, and
delay the matter by Indifferent ac.
tion, there would be great dissatis-
faction among the voters of the ter
Eitory, who are in earnest about this
matter OF statehood. We have had
enough of territorial slavery, and
the taxation without representa-
ton" so clearly prohibited by both
the letter and spirit of the U. S. con-
.stitution, and ON all hands the peo-
pie cry out, "Give US a state gov
-ernment."' If Mr.. Brents cannot
get the measure through Congress,
~elect some one who CAN and WILL.
Mr.. Brents is doubtless doing what
he deems for the best, and, if he
does what the people have a right
no expect from him, he will leave no
stone unturned to secure the pas.
sage Of the statehood bill this win
ter. He will be seconded at Wash.
angton by able and influential public
men. But what he seems to forget,
is that his objections to the appor
tionment furnish powerful club to
the opponents Of the statehood mea.
sure. Give US state government,
and THEN remedy say OBJECTS in the
constitution The matter of an.
Poantneat can be changed at any
time by the state Legislature, to meet
the demands of the growing com>
Donweaith.
, 1881-09-16

and cedar equally good, ash, alder
and maple. Now, as to the guam
tity of coal there is on these two
sections, an estimate may be made
thus: One foot OF solid coal on the
surface of one acre, yields 1900
tons. Multiply this by ll6 feet ll3
inches, and add up the product.
Then estimate for 1880 acres, de-
Quoting iorty acres for breaks, and
you have l,240 acres. As you have
learned men i'll Port Townsend, they
can give the results of these estl
mates; and when the supply here
upon those two sections will. be eX
hausted. From all | can learn these
veins run under 1000 square miles
Of this district.
Dawn NEYSONE
, 1881-09-16
10w;;30.
Assessment No. iG.
The Puget Sound Iron Company.

Location OF principal place OF business,
IRONDALE. in Jefferson county,
Washington Territory.
Notice is hereby gwen. that at Il meet
ing of the Board of Trustees held on the
Sd day oi Sept A. d. ISSl.an assessment L
OF twenty cents to the share, was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporatioh'
payable Immediately, in U. ). Cold Com,
to the Treasurer at his office, NO. 33S
Montgomery street, san francisco; Call
tornia, or TO the Secretary at his o!ilce III
Irondale. Washington Territory.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid oh the birthday of Sep
tember, A. d. 1851, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before the aay
named for the sale thereof the same or
so many shares thereof as will be ne
cesSary, will be sold TO pay delinquent as
sesSment together with the expenses of all
ycrtising aud the costs of the sale.
By order of The Board of Trustees.
Ii. l.. BLANCHARD,
Secretary, pro tenn.
Oflire-Trondale, jefferson county, Wash
iugton Territory
Dated, September 81, 1881. 30;2t
, 1881-09-16
Ir is said that Sir Charles Tupn,

IT is said that Sir Charles Tupper
is master of the situation, and can
spread less "taffy" over more surface
than any other man living. He has
visited British Columbia, has hob
nobbed with all the big bugs there.
been dined and feted to safety. left
everybody in a good humor, and yet
promised nothing. Truly the wiies
of statesmen are past comprehen.
sionl
, 1881-09-16
Eleventh Annual Fair.

The Directors of the Washington Indus
trial Association announce TO their friends
and the public generally, that their
Eleventh Animal Fair,
will open at their grounds, near Olympia,
". T.. on MONDAY, Oct. 10Th, and close
Oct. 10Th. 1881.
Ample provision has been made for the
display of Mechanical! HaadiWork. Farm Pro-
ducts and Sock.
Among the attractive features OF the
Exhibition will be inter- aiiCnii Trials of
Speed. over one of the best race courceS on
this coast. for which object some of the
finest horses in Oregon and Washington
Territory are i'll training.
A Grand International Base Bail Tourna-
ment, will also take place 20 compete for a
prize of 300.
The aggregate of premiums and prizes
offered by the Association, this year, will
be over $500.
For particulars. see posters aud pre-
mium list, or address the Secretary at
Olympia, who will chceriully give all i'll
formation.
Il. l. MCkENNY.
Sec, w. [. A.
30.t4
, 1881-09-16

The improved condition of Presi>
dent Garfield, as foreshadowed in
our last issue, may be stated for t.
fact today. While there have been
fluctuations since our last writing,
and while fears, of an abscess on one
of the lungs, and of other complica-
tions, have been entert aimed, there
has been such a substantial improve
ment that part Of the force Of at
tending physicians have heen dis
charged, and the President has been
able within the past three days to
sit up while each day. The time
has almost arrived for pronouncing
the distinguished patient entirely
out of danger. He must look back
upon the experiences of the past
three months with curious feelings,
regarding himself rather as one re.
claimed from the other world than
otherwise.
, 1881-09-16
BARGAINS, BARGAINS ,

Now your time 20 buy cheap The people Dungeness Sequ
FARMERS STORE. New nor
the largest and complete stock of DRY
BOOTS ard SHOES. CLOTHING, HARDWARE CROCKFRyWARE
PATENT MEDICINES &C. &c. but they for all farm
produce which 1T dispose
M iIr WOOL hides urs and skin" of description agent
Drafts
drawn Francisco
cashe on the most liberal Immense lust
N -FarlIes distance requiring barley pota>
do
from the undersigned who guarantees satisfaction. -
c. F. CLAPP.
Dungeness, w. T.
, 1881-09-16
Notice I!

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN the Public. that the partnership cx-
isting between Lawrence Smith and Fred
erick NJ. Terry, under the firm name of
Smith & Terry, Butchers, will, by muI-
riIal consent. be dissolved on August 3lst,
1851. All persons owing said firm are re-
qucsted To settle. Any person having
claims against said firm will present the
same before that date for settlement.
LAWRENCE SMITH,
FREDERICK NJ. TERRY.
Port Townsend, August "a, 1881.
n. B.-rhe business will be continued
at the old stand. by Thomas Jackman
and Frederick NJ. Terry. 2S:t4
, 1881-09-16

THE TREASURER OF CLALAM
i. County, W. T.. viii pay on preSenta-
ton all warrants drawn on the fgeasurcr
OF said county prior 10 and inelutling No.
81. Issue of 1873. No interest will bc al
lowed after The first day of October. 1SSI.
JOHN THORNTON,
Treasurer OF Cialam Co.
Treasurer's Office. Clalam Co.
Wash. Terr.. August 23, 1881.
, 1881-09-16
Notice for Publication.
L. S. Land Office at Olympia w T.
AnTuSt Ill lSSI

Z. D. 1.aIIu OIIICt 1T UIyWNIl " T.
August II. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that ANTON GEs.
SELMAN has filed notice OF intention 10
make final proof before the Judge. or in
his absence, the Clerk OF the Probate
Court, at his office ia Friday Harbor. w.
T., on Friday the 23,l day OF September.
A. d. 1881. OH homestead application No.
29S5. for the II = Of NV a OF section 10;
lie OF ne of section l6 and Sc a of Sc
"A OF section 8, twp 30 II, r3w.
lie names rs witnesses: John Dongher.
ty. Robert Wiley and John Hawkinson.
all of Friday Harbor, and Z p Bailer, of
San Juan. San Juan county W.T..
2I:5t L Brown. Register.
, 1881-09-16
In Probate Court.
In the Probate Court of Jefferson County
Washington Territory,
IN VACATION.
September 10, 1881.
In thn affnP nf tha nstor.l

w
IN VACATION.
September 10, 1881.
In the matter OF the estatel
of
Loren Il Hastings deceased
On reading and filing the petitions OF
+. III. WinSiow and Lucinda Hastings
executor and eXecutriX of the last will OF
Loren Il. Hastings. deceased, praying for
monthly allowance TO the widow and
miner child of said deceased. and for ali
order OF sale OF personal property,
II is Ordered: That all persons interest
ed in the estate Ofsaid Deceased be and ap-
pear before the Probate Court Of Jeffrr-
son County, w. T.. at its regular term to
be begun and held ar ihe Court ROOM of
said Court III the City of Port Townsend
w. II OF the fourth monday i'll Septem-
ber 1881. at the hour of 10 O'Clock a. IN.
then and there to file their objections if
any they have TO the granting of such al
lOwance and order of sale.
1t is further ordered that certified
copy OF this order be published III ut least
two successive issues Of the PUGET SOUND
WEEKLY Argus prior to such hearing.
ID. W. SMITH Judge.
Territory OF Washington I -
County OF Jefferson D ..
|. ID. w. Smith, Judge and ex officer
clerk of the Probate Court Of jefferson
County w. Il, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true copy OF the order in the
matter OF said estate made relative to the
hearing of the petitions of said executor
a:,d eXecutriX tor an allowance and an
order TO sell personal property which
order is now of record in said Probate
Court,
witness my hand and the seal of said Court
.~~~2 hrreunto. affixed this 10th day
OF september, ISL.
** d. w. SMITH,
Judge and eX ollicio clerk aforesaid,
, 1881-09-16

The Olympia Transcript" man
sees Cat OF huge proportions in the
meal bag. in connection with the
proposed establishment of branch
insane asylum east of the mountain rs.
It is simply matter of dollars and
cents. brother-a question as to
whether it would not be cheaper to
maintain the insane of eastern
Washington over there or to pay
such enormous bills for travelling ex.
psnses and then have to maintain
them here afterwards. Aside from
this, there will be question of
equity as &c the distribution of ter.
ritorial funds. That is, whether it
is justice to our eastern neighbors
20 expend such large proportion of
the funds over here, or, whether il
would not be best TO divide the dis.
bursement as nearly as possible.
However, this last feature of the
case may not cut prominent figure.
But we would suggest that possibly
the "Transcript" has lost its cue.
Governor Newell has discussed the
feasibility of the proposed change
more than has any member of that
awful "ring" that haunts Gum SO
much, and upon whom he is wont to
charge this last move as q bold at.
tempt at robbing the treasury by
dishonest officials.
, 1881-09-16
As Ex- President Hayes is anxious

As Ex President Hayes is anxious
to enter the political arena again,
and as "Uncle Sammy" Tilden is
said to be figuring for the democratic
presidential nomination in 1884, it
is not by any means impossible that
the two might again be pirted each
against the other in a great national
contest.
, 1881-09-16
Notice Of Application 10 Purchase TIMBER.
u. S. DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OlymDia Mash Ter

OiyHipiis W ash. Ter.
Notice Is hereby given that. In c0mpli-
ance with the provisions OF the Act of
Congress approved .inne 3. 1873, entitled
IAN act for the sale of timber lands in the
the States OF California, Oregon. Nevada
AID Washington Territory. WILLIAM s.
CROSBY. OF kitsap comfy, Washington
Territory. has this day flied IN this Office
his application to purchase the n hf OF
the n W or of section No. %, in twp -,
north. range west OF the Willamette
Meridian.
ANY and all persQns elaiminn- -aalraEsalu
ire stu uescrlbcd land, or any portion
thereof. are hereby required to file their
claims in this office within sixty (60) days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at my office, in
Olympia. w. T., this the 3Oth day OF AR-
gust, A. D., 1881.
j. L. BROWN,
10w;30. Register.
, 1881-09-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that all bills due
the firm OF Smith & Terry must be paid
by the first day of October. 1881. l! not
settled by that time they will be placed in
The hands of an attorney for collection.
Either of us can be found at our old place
OF business during that time, ready to re-
ceipt for all payments.
LAWRENCE SMITH.
FRIEDRICH TERRY.
Port Townsend, Sept, lSSl.-30: At.
, 1881-09-16
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, 1881-09-16

THE republicans OF Maine recently
elected ex-Gov. Dingiey TO the seat in
Congress vacated by Hon. W. T.. FRYE
when he was lected Senator. The ma
jority was very large.
, 1881-09-16
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AT \ SACRIFICE.

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with stock. Will be sold at Il sacrifice.
the owners desiring to leave on account of
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c. +. CLAPP
2Stf DungenesS, w. 7.
, 1881-09-16

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That order il gaming constantly in mem-
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, 1881-09-16
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, 1881-09-16

THE Puget Sound MALI says that
thrcshing has commenced on the Skagit
flats and that the grain is good.
, 1881-09-16

LARGE posters are out for the King
County fair, which Is to take place the
last OF this month.
, 1881-09-16

The quantity OF lumber and timber
sent from the Sound mills TO foreign
ports, this year. is said to be unprecedent-
cd.
, 1881-09-16

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, 1881-09-16
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