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SHIPPING NEWS.

PoRr GAMBLE. July - Sailed, ship
General Butler for San Francisco.
THE steamer Empire arrived about TO
o'clock last evening from San Francisco,
having on board a number of passengers
and few tons of freight for this place.
The Cramps, of Philadelphia, have
two of the steam collierS of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company well along.
The plating is nearly on. They are to
be used in bringing coal from the Carbon
Hill mine in Puyallup valley, Puget
Sound to this port.-S +. NeWS.
BRITIsH SHIP BUILDING IN 1881. In all
S45 vessels for home and Colonial own
ers left the stocks last year, with an ag-
gregate tonnage, as already said, on the
whole, for vessels of large capacity is
made evident by the fact that whereas in
1877, and again in 1878, upward of 1000
were launched, the tonnage in each of
those years was only about 43O,O0O.-Liv
erpool Journdt Of Commerce.
SAN Francisco, July 25.-The British
steamer Triumph arrived this morning
from Hongkong via HakOdadi and Hon
olulu. She brings S05 coolies. At Ha-
kodadi she took on the Chinese passtn-
gers of the wrecked steamer Mary Ia
than, and landed them at Honolulu. No
disease is on board. but orders to tempo
rarily quarantine her are pending a clos
er examination.
BRITISH steamer Glamis Castle is in
our harbor today Gath outward bound,
coal and lumber laden.
The bark Malinche, after being in port
several days, loaded with lumber from
Utsalady, sailed today (22dJ for Valpa-
raiso.
PORT GAMBLE, July %. Arrived, bark
Camden, from Honolulu.
PORT MADISON, July %. Arrived, blk.
Northwest, from San Francisco: sailed,
bark Tidal Wave, for San Francisco.
PORT TOWNSEND, July "a. Bark Dub
lin. from Sen Pedro, arrived here yester-
day. 25th. French Bark Louis TX ar
rived to-day from up Sound, loaded.
Barks w. H. Besse and Black Diamond
sailel to-day. Bark Cowlitz and brig
Lucas went out Sunday, lumber laden.
The Elder arrived this afternoon from
San Francisco with large lot of freight,
and passengers for the Sound as follows;
For Tacoma j. d. Bush, wife and child,
J. X. Depue, John Holgate, H. ID, Pierce,
Z. w. Wampler, Thos. Rove, j. b. Viii
son, son and daughter, Il. NJ. Fuller, j.
H. Barlow, 9. ID. Lowe, wife and two
children. Mrs. Dillon, and J. Munse.
For Seattle C. Goldsmith, J. W. Sitz,
w. II. Frink, J. G. Ronald and wife, Il.
NJ. Collier, 2. G Hayes and wife, r. W.
Thompson. A. i. Bancroft and wife, ID.
A. Hamburger, j. NJ. Lowe, A. W. Ben
son. Charles Swanson and wife, j. Korn,
Peter Wisthoif and wife, ID. Blank, and
Mrs f. Shaw For Port Townsend
Mrs G. Winslow II. G. Smith and family,
Mrs. Mosely, and f. Strauss. For Olympia
Charles Schultz, W. s. Moo e ard G..
W. Roberts.
, 1882-07-28

CHIEF Engineer Anderson expresses
the opinion that the two ends of the
Northern Pacific Railroad will meet in
Montana by July, 1888, only little less
than one year hence.
AMONG the prohibition statistics
now current in their politics for the
fall elections, are the following start
lers: Virginia drinks up her entire
wheat crop annually, and it is stated
that the liquor drank in Louisiana
costs S470O0000 60 $2,000000 more
than its combined cotton, sugar and
rice crop.
The official count of the Oregon cleo
ton shows the following republican ma
jorities: NJ. G. George, representative to
congress, 1866; II. p. Earhart secretary
of state. 2,5l6; Edwin Hirsch, treasurer,
1852; T.. i. McElroy, sup't public in
struction, 5,223; W. P. Lord, Judge su.
preme court. 1,i0l. The next legislature
will count the vote for governor. How
ever. il is definitely known TINT Z. F.
Moody's majority is 1,4l4.
, 1882-07-28
The First N. P. R. r. Company.

On the 2Sth day of January, 1857, the
Legislature of Washington Territory
passed IAN act TO incorporate the North
ern Pacific railroad company" with Il
capital of Sl5.0OO.0OO and authority to
increase it to S3O,OOO,OOO. This company
was authorized AMI empowered to sur.
vey, locate, construct, alter, MAINTAIN
and operate Il railroad, with one or more
tracks or lines of rails, commencing at
one of the passes in the Rocky noun
tains between the territories OF Wash
ington and Nebraska, ana connecting
with such road passing through the terri
tories of Minnesota and Nebraska, as the
company may elect; thence extending
westwardly through the territory of
Washington through the Bitter Root
valley crossing the Cour d'Alene noun
tains by the most practicable route:
thence across the great plain of the Co
lumbia with two branches, one down the
Columbia to Vancouver, the other over
the Cascade mountains to the Sound
with connection from the river To the
Sound" This railroad was to he com
menced in three years and completed in
ten years from the passage of the act
Among the incorpOrators were Cen Isaac
/. Stephens, first Governor of Washing
ton Territory; Col. William Cock, "A we'll
known citizen of Walla Walla, lately de.
ceased; Elwood Evans, now prosecuting
attorney of the third judicial district A.
A. Denny. of Seattle: Judge William
Strong, OF Portland w, $. Ladd, the
Portland banker; ex-Secretary Ramsey,
of Minnesota; Gen. James Shields, then
of Minnesota.
, 1882-07-28

the vines out in the burr much earlier
than usual and the yield will be small
as compared with former years There
will be very much-that which grows
near the top of the poles, where an abun-
dance of sunlight ripens the burr-in
prime condition. The quality promises
to be the best ever known.
Harvesting has just begun in the Will
lamette valley. Indications are for a
full yield from fall-sown grain, while the
spring wheat is light. In the Umpqua
valley, where harvesting is half finished,
the same report holds good.
, 1882-07-28
By Telegraph.

BoRDENrowN, July 2l.-Fannie Par
nell. sister of Charles Stewart Parnell,
died suddenly in this city this after
noon from paralysis of the heart.
, 1882-07-28
A FAIR PROPOSITION.

Anyone suffering from habitual consti-
patton, torpidity of the liver, colds. fe-
vers, headaches, restlessness, sleepless-
ness, indigestion or other ills arising
from disordered or inactive condition
of the liver, stomach and bowels, and
wishing to give Syrup of Figs trial,
can buy it of N. ID. HILL Il Son, who
will agree to return your money if it
fails to act promptly and satisfactorily.
, 1882-07-28
Office.

Having bought the Restaurant known
as the Holly Tree Inn" formerly owned
by Asher Freeman, we illsayto the public
that we shall endeavor to conduct it diff
ferently than heretofore that our efforts
shall be TO please the people and we
hope by so doing that we shall receive
a full share Of the public patronage.
Give us a call.
RHoADEs & WILLIAMS.
, 1882-07-28

NoTICE. On and after this dte we
will deliver our goods to all parts of the
city, free Of charge.
G. G. BARTLETT & co.
July 25, 1882.
, 1882-07-28
Teachers Wanted.

PREACHERS FOR THE PRIMARY
l. and intermediate Departments of the
Port Townsend School Applications
will be received until the 10th day Of
August, 1889.
ID. H. HILL, School Clerk.
Port Townsend, July 10, 1882. 3w
, 1882-07-28
WANTED.

w ANl'IGD.
A good Farm Hand who understands
milking COWS, or, girl who can do
housework Wages fair. Address at
once, HALL DAVIS,
June 9th. Dungene ;s, W. L.
, 1882-07-28
FOR SALE.
THE SCHOONER MIST.

IHE SCHOONER hllST.
In frst-class condition. Recently
been thoroughly overhauled and repair
ed. Rigging, sails, etc. complete and
new. viii be sold cheap, Apply to
II. LANDEs,
Port Townsend.
, 1882-08-19

the first steps wheh should be taken IN
tie varloas precincts, IS to introduce
aud pass resolution that shall set forth
the desire Of ;he people for representa-
tive from the business community. Ii IL
can be demonstrated, and in this way 1t
would be. that east of the mountains the
people ale opposed to the election OF q
Or fessiunal man. the lac. could not iaii
t. have weigh, IN controlling the del!oeF-
atoms # the territorial convention The
excessive politicians seem to think thAt a
!auyer's view. or doctors views Of the
question Of the admission OF this Terri
tory, are the only SImon-pure ones' ana
aee seemingly forgetful Of the fact that III
the ranks Of purely business men, brains
and executive ability are not a; all a
T.l.,..
, 1882-08-19
Outside Newspaper Chat

The editor OF the Seattle Herald MAS t.kcn
WITH violent spasm TIE other day aud eI-
CLAIMED.
''T'as jay Is &c. lar distant vheu Wash
ing; viii arse in her might ike 4 yuurg
gi-l-r $ ard thro@ OH oacy sad 'or-v,. sEI>
gross in>ubus Of Oregon miG-tce Vhica hss
50 10 : te-rerei her limits.
Tie ''gross Incubus" must lie SIT of
CARTEL. PERHAPS tie si;.-r Vas obliged to
throw OF 5. n-tiiag 70 make seven lra-s
to MI aP with, and '-irc-Su, " was :he 5.s.
thing presenting.
Ou tue qar@--Ou c. ns,e-z:e the Aryr,
says: w are smvus those who believe ta.t
,he noaaioa:.an ought by night to Be made
wes; OF tie UJur,lias tais time. the east
having Lad I tKo terms. The lover Sound
republicans are about unit IN fsror Of D..
Minor. On tls ground tha; he Ia the ab!est
Representative m-= aTnoas a,ajiable caais-
dates, and because 70 ne Is opposing him.
4GGe,d re 81. have ! much larger following
n the coaTe1ti-n, ]; his name Is presented.
thln any u-heE candidate from Western
Washington
Tie Portland stasdGrd says: "Gov.
Newell has beef d,tsiaed east by some SEX
n,ss in his il.'medIa,e family
Where Is his other family,
For SO sc tie y. P. r. r. offered to
iase toe Washington territory teachers 10
, 1882-08-19
The Jeanette Tragedy.

The Commercials Washington special
says: ''To many the published story Of
an investigation iI..o the loss of the jean
nette and into the conduct of her officers
Was received with ill-ooncealed surprise.
The mention Of "othcial investigation"
alsays smacks Of neglected du'y and care
lessness- But 10 those who have had
any insight al all into the subjsct, tte in
vestigation has been regarded as simply
an Inevitable conclusion. When Danen-
hover and Nesconb retuned home,
everyone expected full, clear and IN
vanished narrative of the Jesnnette.
Bat, singular as 1t may seem, beyond IN
dulging in mers generalities, these gen
, 1882-08-19
The Delesatesh;p.

Daring the past week "e have very
thoroughly cauvas>ei for the dominant
sentiment Of this pa, Of EasJern Wash
;nr,,p with reference 70 :As Delegate
ship. and are ia.ly convinced that 'He
SrArEsuaS has L,gn refe-.in5 L, i'll ~
advocacy. of busiaess man for the pos
non. TIA. .aan 10 come iIom Els:eIn
WASHINGTON. As We have heretofore
said. there IL scarcely anything Of a point
i,al nature n the question OF the Dele
ca,esLip. and d the Democrats, "iih"ut
a ,ar,e vote from tae undergraduates aua
Resuhl!cans, caAEu: expect t" seat /
D.lcga.e to CoIgc1ss from tbs SIDE q
ris mountains, the Republicans o.
E.s.srn Washington have only 10 namln-
,te 4 man OF ia 5 character to insure h-5
election. IN analysis "f the conv, ntI2n
shows clearly enough that the ) Jund las
=. mai ,r.,v yu-e 4 something like tAe!'o,
,.rb.ps fourteen. and they unite UPON a
curdil1,e. Z stern Washington can only
hone {, wsn by s1me such combnaIion as
e.. lave pr,sgu,eI l., over Their, there
IS a division IN the party, so much TIE
.rearer ave the chances for All Eastern
Washing on man. Al the facts and tl=-
ures prove that the great ude Of ImmI-
sratIun Is coming to E.ster- Washington,
that w. ar outcfouins the Sound in i'm
portsncr, capital and enterprise, ana have
-b,. cr,.t.r need Of Il business representa-
,lye,ar the capita Of ths Nl'l'n.
Asadsm crate paper We do not think
the STATfsNAN shnuii become an ap"io-
.Ist for counse!ua the combination above
meutl ned. As We have sal3, We do not
rcc,sniz. any question oi Po.i'Ical ma
ture IN this Drlcclreslio demanding rad
zeal par ,zan,bIp. The Delegate has no
vote. c.,u only expect To- inAnencc the
members # Congress through the eli 'Its
md. before committee. Eastern
Washington stands gr,a'ly IN need OF the
Delega,e; he il ours hy right, and We
,an srcure his election II, as We have sad,
,,yI. business man, is cAosen.u whose
business ability and general character,
4
, 1882-08-19

Job Printing!.
To Merchants and
Business Men:
The Statesman Job Room
is the best equipped printing
Office in the country tributary
TO WaIla Walla, in number OF
fountS of type, presses and
machinery, and stock OF print
ing stationery and paper,
If YOU are doing business in
an adjacent town, instead OF
sending your orders for Office
stationery to Portland or San
Francisco Tor having it "botch-
ed at home), send them 10
us at Walla Walla, where the
,,,o., ho.,s o;;r,.,,,,rs ..ras
eo,e,onas hand hills and
, 1882-08-19
Another Invention fer Farmers

/ correspondent writing from Saiein 10
the U,cjoa'y. says : w H. Par.sh, al
ter neariy twenty years labor, Las nov
20 far perfected d reap per and ti.resher com
5Hed, rs 4 warrant its success, ard is
daily .i.,;,: i.Iac.,cIl demonstrations that
hiasen, wilh the assistancc Oi one man
snd s.A horses, is performing the work Of
the customary force Of II men anu Il
horses The machine he Is nos running
as a mecl,auica! structure, Is c.uGe aud =.
may ways imperfect, the perfcctlDns being
such as may easily he overcome ly TIE en-
gcnuity of skilled wurkersIn IL wood and ison.
The machine weighs probably IN the
neighoorhnud of 5000 pounds, and With
six good farm horses and two men, from
10 to Is acres can be cut, threahed AM
lacked every twelve hours. L, can be I'd
juo.ed to suit the speed Of any ;e,m, aud
c.n be run fast or slow ct the viii Of the
operator. The machine nvw used By Gir.
Parrish cuts an S-feet sEath, bnt they can
be mads narrower or w!:er 10 suit the
fancy OF the purchaser. Une would la
turally expcct to see an unytiniy. Gunner
some monstr"si,y IN tlat which 1t IS
Claimed willsuccessfully perform the work
OF III. header and rhresher ,mbined Ii
is not, however, ard .ouks Little more cum
bersOme than an ordinary header, and
like it, Is pushed ahead Of the horses.
One man CT boy tGGs occupation in driv-
ing the team, while another can with ease
attend TO the proper adjustment OF the
machinery while in opera'l n, hang and
take off the sacks OF threshed wheat, Ii;
and throw them 10 one side TO be picked
up at leisure. The wheat comes
from the machine az clean anu free
from foreign substance as IT does from
the ordinary thresher, and the kernels are
successfully separated from the chatf,
which is left scattered on he field in the
wake Of the machine. 1t apparently
works TO charm, and the inventor is
this year perfectly satisfied with It's prac-
ticability, after his many improvements
on the original plan of twelve years ago.
He claims thai he can cut and rhresh the
grain at all expense OF but % cents per
acre while the cost is from $ u 81 per
acre under the present system. With the
machine now in use by him he is cutting
and threshing about ei:h. acres per day.
the crop turning ont about 80 bushels o
the acre. He Is, however, taking thing
leisurely, stopping several times every
round to explain lis workings to inquisi-
tive visitors who are interested IN IL
movements and Tis!t the field in crest
numbers 10 witness It's operation. The
machine can be manufactured aui sold at
a eos; OF probably about 500 per foot Of
sNa,h. All who have seen il are entnu-
siastic in lis praise, and the inventor
takes great pleasure in explaining and
showing lis workings to ali who may feel
an interest in il.
, 1882-08-19

.l.,naa uere s;!ert. II Gss surInlsed he'll
,h., there was 4 hidden soneihi.s.
Facts. however, have leaked out II orb
lets that 90 20 prove that the most bitter
jealousy existed on board the unf'rtuna'e
vessel frum the time that she left port,
and that the feeling augmented instead c'
diminished. The oficers seem 10 have
divided up into cliques. Captain DE
Long and Melville formed che, Danen-
hover and Dunbar another, while Chipp'
the executive officer, seems to have stood
aInft from all, minded hrs own business,
and devoted the time not given to his
duties t6 scientific research
Collins. the correspondent, and one oi
Mr.. Benefits pet men, appears to have
been sinaulariy prosecuted, If all accounts
he true. When he was selected for the
ax,a6ition. II was claimed that al ar
rspp,nen, va. mIde by which the notes
he took should be put into book f1rm'
and ;h,, he WIS 10 deriYe any anS al
benefit aec-uiug frcm ITS puhlcali'i--
The grrapGmer. IS CLAIMED to have been
on. of the fatalities that blocked out So
many of De longs calculations Ire
story gols that as soon as the vessel
,tru,k h. ice. Captain D. Long demand
ed Collins Eo;es. The journalist refused
70 surrender them. A sc-ne toll
vhich resulted in Collins being placed
pnder arrest. lis shots3E was taken
from him, and from that time on Collins
MIS- not allowed 10 carry his gun, and
We, subject to ali the humil atoms and
indignities Of a regular prisoner. "hen
the retreat was begin he was forced to
walk behind the sledes, instead or aldinS
Ia. others in their toilsyme and aTduouS
work. The question has often heen ask
ed, "Why was Collins not zen; on with
Noros spd Ninderman 10 seek re-let
He was one OF the strongest, most rugged
men in the party, and VIVA: was more 10
the purpose, fairy understood the Ian
cuase of the country On all other tx-
pedit;oEs The correspondents have been
invariably selected for this SORT OF work.
But Collins was retained with De Long.
For what object Even then had he bsen
allowed to carry his shotgun from the ship,
had De Long allowed any Of the men 10
have taken their guns when the retreat
began, sustenance could have been maIn-
tanned by shooting parmlgan, which DE
Long mentions as seeming at different
lines i'll abundance. Any one who read
Danenhower's story attentively could not
fail TO observe that Melville was assigned
20 all the duties where any particular glory
was to be derived. In truth the idea Of
''favoritism" So firmly created, that ma
val officer preached question containing
that point To Danenhower. whose reply
was, "That he would defend Melville un-
nj he reached this side Of the Atlantic. y
Further than this Danenhower declined
to speak. The same officer is reported t"
have said that Newconb has used lan-
suage very similar in effect. il IS not
expected here that the Investigation VII
b gin until NJ lv.Ne returns home. Ger
tain Congr, ssmen, vino AT first was hot
inclined TO favor an outlay c'nse4ueLt
upon such a step, have learned 81 much
within a fortnight as TO be as eager for al
investigation now as they were opposed
10 il then.
, 1882-08-19
EC:tcr:al SpiEujr ss-
Fr lssi Ike Ny% York Slm presents

lccf ne ~" lN.h .,'H llSSt'4Aa
-.s
For pEesiirnt:
CHESTER AII,x AErHus, Of New York.
I,r I.ce President:
Jvuv jaws INGALLS,, 81 karsas.
T!tfoT,n-No RubesCn; no roabiuS.
VITA ors exception, every candidate
Tor the D-lcgatesh p So far mentionei Is a
professional .aan. Let our farmer irients
and business men attend the primaries
and s,l-c; such representatives, AS "l!i
vote for a business ,nan for the delegate
Nominee.
The STATESMAN IS first last and ever
IN re la f.y,r Of havin. a candidate for
Dlzgate who IS simply known as PLAIN
Mr. Businessman.
Tie Committee On the Ja!Ic ary, III
their r, port on the Northern p. citi A.; land
oran.s cla.e with this sentence - We can
conceive Of no legislation Which would
hasten the complexion ~ the road, ana
Their, fore recommend none
Under date of August l05h Gov. New
ell, Of his TerriIory, telegraPAs from
New York for Brents = The prospects
i.r an early ADMISSION of Washington
Territory as State are highly satistac-
tory" Il Is not likely that IN NeS York
an,thjTg definite atou, the matter cou:d
be learned. Bu, then that is rs good a
place as any to elecrioneer for Bren,s.
TIE unii ,rm law Of Democratic rs well
is Republican national conventions has
bsen to respect the instructions II the sew
erai States as 70 the manner in which tn, II
delegations shonll vote. Under such n
law 10 divided vote womb be received.
: Apply the unit rule ty nominating an
Ess;cTn Washington bu.iness man for
Delegate, and !et every delegate to the
convention 20 instructed To stand on that
rS..N
, 1882-08-19

rhs three institutes TO bc held at Sposane
Fail. Aas. Is. Seattle Aue y, and Salem,
q a-on- Aur- 81. and return them TO Seat
lie. mvoI,:ng trip of 400 miles-a little
cyer :wo cents mile
J.P. Stewar., Of Fuyallnp, has p'cked
7O0e pounds Of berries from one acre Of MS
ground H realized $500 from this ssie-
4 $1,000 faro game w.s opened in "aiia
Waps "a iew days ago.-Po-flzHd Standard.
You a.e short three 600.
, 1882-08-19
= he Primaries


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Y-1us. l-r.es have r5s,"ea - ii 'oSe
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's gs--' r'e.a'- ~ l''nAT--'' LIS Is
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ATTENDED, = e''i! ) 'o,' IA ever 'o'-'
sLoc.a GUY eAeFllse MS ''i"' 'H 'A''
is.oe-i',-. E'e e'A-.-''es- 5a''s eA'';''
IS - ---s voter S-,'' 'aI II''h AUG
worry, because be IS a-i satisfied TIih
, 1882-08-19
RORS.

In this city, Aug. l4;h, to the wife oil =
Bauer, 4 son.
, 1882-08-19
Ipnicipal Finances.

municipal Finances
+
E,.evhars IN tO-Gsys SrATEsyAS will
b. found ,5s report q tie Finance Com
sa.tsoe ot he C,;y Council, a submitted
to tazt body last evening. aud i; is Of q
character 10 cause no l.t:ls aucasiness
among oar tax payers. Tie STATESMAN
tss bsr Gre general criticism. to maze,
AID tn, as, j. Is illi-ug III the aggressive
ness vI'ca saoa.l have characterized lie
F.u4ac1 Committee Tho ;rATE.uAN Is
aware dla. upon sal- p1.ut there was
LscGsz.,u IN tie c0m4i SEE, AID ;hLt the
c5a@erraf.g. member .auli not agIss {"
g, with ;as e..4.r..suf hence, the reFa.J
does not e f.r enough, Is lar a. was ae-
n.-nied o. ,Le o.rc-mstaac-z %. the case
gLs sua!gs.r oi r4- municipal finances
shoNs tia eir4 tac hl contracted ana
tL.se iu.p1.ei. J.ra IS balance ag,i-s;
Tire Im..5 ol no charter ui aJou. 81, eco
aid ups. 5s OF $1,000 ia excess Il tAe
cash OIL l.rJ. l. Is uue tie algraIls
haze uo. b-.u dawn s.r tie CONTRACT
prsg II tie l.y tGiil- - pipes ioT ths
ccucteJy, Uuc ,aesr s.l be demanded
within nab and have got to be pad.
7, wii. b. noticed, toa, that the finance
Committee have iH-.uGeI about -, 800
, 1882-08-19
lfl22IED.

In his city. Aug. IS Iss2. 'gI D. Lam.r; z;
q Igs-,rn n xnj l.rcy J. James All
of L nla:ilia counry.
Atths ST. Louis Hot.l Walls NahSs Aus
I-,h, IsS.. by Rev. Roht- B9yd; ~ -
TN Cans. and Miss lila haides'y' Oo'" ~
Milton, OREGON
, 1882-08-19

Angus; Gregory, eighteen years OF age.
sueaked into the bedroom OF his mother
in Denver hotel, and took S4, 800 from
under her pillow, but was speedily caught
, 1882-08-19

There are i97 public fountains and
troughs in London, which. il is estimated,
supply wafer for c50,000.G50 drinkers
annually. The daily consumption of
watsr in London is about l00, 900, Coo
alloI.s-
, 1882-08-19

J. C. Housean, Director OF the Brus
sells Observatory, has arrived IL San An
tonic, Texas, to prepare To observe
the trans,. of Venus in December.
, 1882-08-19
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