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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
THE FIRE RECORD.

FLAMES IN THE PAVILION HOTEL, s. L
The Pavilion Hotel at New-Brighton, Staten
Island owned by Augustus Prentice. ser on IRE al
1870 p yesterday aud the central portion Of IL was
destroyed The estimated IS $4,000. The IRE was
first discovered IL the kitchen, aud u
spread rapidly 70 the dining and otner
ro'ms' which with the kitchen formed the main
part u The structure. the hotel is situated az the e1
tremc northern end OF the leland and commands Inc
virr OF the bay and New York city. Il is largely pat
ronlzed a. boarding place. Il has been el"sea
for The winter season Tor time. Tie budllg was
Of wood and consisted o. two wings and central por
ton, fronted by broad verqnda' and lofty pillars Inc
dininc-rnom and orEer rooms IN tne ceatre OF t'e
structure had o.c- recently repaired and Decorator
DUB au elaborate stvle
The fire last night ind ub-ediy The work OF an
me hHiaiV. There have Decu tErec attempts % b-In
ihe binding fuc FIRST fire YVES s'dr ell 100 months a-o
ID Tie stables of the hotel. The second tempt Wa
III re ABOUT week azO upon the Kitchen ma ',Hi'--
roo Do imncdafeIy a-tcr the Games were dlscOF -tct
10 ul-at the head carpcn. er saw man rihllhs
Noh thf place aud fired several shots ater hnl'
arr.reltlv vi. lOut eject. 4 WIND blowing
ai tAe me, an the flames spre Rapidly The hrt-
eng 'a We're soon on Ir -rDIud, ana fhe IRE vas con
uEtu 10 the cen raj portion of the building. Nlel
Hain"H We're finally suoaued "a ads VI IT o. u. thl if'
W1H d. ihc central part or the on ding vas st&ndlng,
WINE lLe Two lar -c wings were unframed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE SYMPHONY SOCIETY CONCERT.

THE SYMPHONY SOCIETY CONCERT
Tie second concert of the Symphony Society
nj red he follow ne programme:
sr-,-honv No 3 IN r lGrst tmel. -..----M MAJ Fruoh
t5. nnscipt dedicated 10 the symphony society OF
New-York.l
Iatr dultoa and Allesro AaA,a0 con mo'0 iS'A'i10'
Ar som Freischgetl, VIE Nahte mir der
Nine Vnn'e 1aUk. ....
10 uncelo OOlsai0 Mr Emil Sch, ,,.-t
an Par Dices,i" - ADtoaO o'a
Niun'e Hauk.
Ia Russe" Nor can symph. niQae ,i,st ,n'@ .,l1
Tho ulolc interest natural Is centred ia toe symp9 wv
ean IMPORTANT novelty inscribed 20 the socie! N''
performed It, The prodrot Of an author a'r''L5
rs works ct merit who, moreover, intends sn'''P ~
v,s ,,is country for tbs arst ume Under These cA-
erfas anecs we should be specially glad 10 RECORD
favor b,c Judgment. but boaud 20 ai5 ''. -l''
rer,sofed bearings We 90 not find the uer' M te'
Br.ca's work equal It's prctcnson OF FORM anu ''A
anG careful elaboration. The overriding % III '"i@'"n
srenadc for string orchestrl was grateful rehei anu
contrast It was exceleuuy r'ocmed aa e' oAins tne
v loncclo obheato Of Mr. sehereS "y 'S
pn1e one and noble phrasng and expression competing
special applause. Tle Rubinsein mo eme IT. La his
sie" scarcely justihes the description OF 'ue pro-
graame. II is IN pain terms only meNiey oi i- =
some ms little distncfv ly C1a &C 'trlstlc OF A''i
the 'Gaudeamusif-tae,' very well connec1e- anu va
o,fa with Wild barbarous richness leading mp u"" -
= - r-.,,d sertipg of the Russian National HJ mn.
Mime Hank was unfortunate III tno "e'0'
mir Her faults Of information were 50 Constant anu
exceedingly bad that it is useless 70 cous'ef any
elements OF the performance Her renlerinS u '''
noble Idszt song observed respect -'' -.
-, - which caused IL 10 increase
:, v.,l,eroe until the end so that th,n
one \ ssrd sue might begin again since "l '.. 1,
49, ne, have d0ue 10 30 mach better ibietr ''.
~ ~ inst IA first have been undrr some i~li.l
= f'. - Ia air Immediately iolO"iI+ tEe I-.s-' SUM
- even Win great purity Of zone add ntnr x.
fsr york OF he 0.CacS n II MACh tni' ~. g..
sf-ce lis e r.ier performance l-s staeo' e7Ci..'y %
-,,.s. All rne VINE lu5rIm5niH. Aa- tt'
s,co.orIv Tie brass. are uaacc"uh .t"is ''.'.
- r-.f-g We ar .nore uud NOR o. oY--.oA t'' '.
-. ST., n,,fr3 Arrangement II unfortunate l l'
90, In ea4fdes an eo.ld out % litohsl.e7 '' u1'-
-, r,... Cd t4e U.cir.IlI u-eft..t. d." ~ ID e'''
e. ms, manly e rates Ile,i ..Lcs Oh tone ana
rl}r4A
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R4ILRO4D NEFS.
- - oNAHl MANAGElENT.

TIE NEW OMAHA MANAGEMENT.
TIE forma. transfer OF tle control oI the
Oi4ua railway C,np ~ 60 Its nov owners was made
,r....dly. Al ucet4s ot tue directors OF iue cone
l..ar. william r.. Wan ItrDAt. Co-Iolls Vanderbilt,
Ao.,,.rus .ca-u, I4ll ou u *. Ta'n9.y, Apert
Keep 81 L. svs s. Jol4 @. - Donor an h'ryln HIt1'I
yr.r. ccc.ed members OF tle Board 10 p.lce Of h H.
gi-.or. j. N. Fisk, IL. T. Wcl,s, p Il. C-1le' J.. j.
Drake. ID. Il. Porter, Benz .mil B-ovsier aud A.
k.an.z wo resign their .eas Five members 'i Tie
fo j. gard roman David BOWS. l.' swell IL ii Fi,
H. le ..s sawyer, 81. - Naea1uru aud q. H. " I.N j.
ge m first laued dtrct r- ads, OF botA Tie 80 "a
I.,.-ud .ur lie Nor hWrstcrl k.Wars The new Board
Ma, oretui1pC w "a e.eclOI Jl Marvin hneht 20
,.r-.d. IT, tul ol Il. t. Yves %, yrc-p e-iorn ana
treasurer III. Executive Committee me D." h"tll
it, uiIos,d Of Vs.. is. Vanderbilt, Cornelius Nandr-b4I'
4 gus Us ocue Albert hccp, Il. L. ~ krs anu john u
. Usual luar,erly dividend OF = oer cent o. the
rrelorr-, uCk was declared. The transfer DOCK VIII
e.. ose On December ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
MUSICAL NOTES.

Nine. Seal.ii has fully recovered from her
fine .u. WA appear O.. the Aetoeuy GO We a.-1iy,
l. ca. 10 as issue Ia " oeialrtl.le.'
On .lou az evening occurs the first concert
o. ,l. f,l.. Msude.s,Jlu C.i,n 20 Clic .ellu4 Han
vim k.r...z'. " she Cnl lhooo Ol Christ w b. gwen
utsr lie ,..,. g On of D.. DalGrosch
Ib. era for Monday evening is Loacn-
gin" 4..4i r. same ca,g ma. o. las, IAurs ay ia
I1.oLy. o. W,do.siay evening "oeil.fa. aiJo' for
tlr tir ,l.e. ,giih'1iue Pat. ald Mle. ,cilel4Der
A.-t srl.llce.
ghe III harmonic soitty Of san Frar-isco
i4ayas d. saoces.iu. se,8,n. At the rnud co-c-t
Iet.,vas E4s.,L 7yml.o j. H-a4m7's H1ns'i1 %
ia .-a ..e d. Aoutnsria Vorp-b' wel, on ,4s lso-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17

THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED FUR HOUSE OF SIG
MoND GOGE < CO. ~ BUSINESS SINCE 1888 AND
NOW LOCATED AT 775 BROADWAY, WILL CON
TINUE TO SELL AT RETAIL DURING BALANCE OF
SEASON. sEALsKIN sACOUE9 DoLMANs AND
FUR-LISED WRAPS. ALSO. ELEGANT AssoRT-
MExT FUR CAPEs. COLLARS MUFFs. &C. AT LESS
THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. PARTIES ABOUT TO
PURCHASE GOODS OF ABOVE DESCRIPTION AS
HOLIDAY PRESENTS WILL HAVE THE RARE oP'
pokruNIrY OFFERED THEM OF DEALING DIRECT
WITH THE MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
fYEw.YoRK TINES
Rupu,re Radically Cured by DR.. Marsh's treatment
boisnS have cured aud relieved forty yeaTs prac
Heal experience only once no. Nesoy ST. Astor House
Tripods. Card aud Fancy Tables -,
are and varied az sOrment for Holiday 0uLs- W. t. J.
NEskREAU. No S2l broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
MURDERED ETA negro THEE

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. l6-This afternoon,
near Memphis, on the Heruando Road Ms. Joln
Wright with little girl, in charge OF her husband
grocery An unknown negro entered and. finding that
Wright had gone. demanded the money in the
drawer. Mrs Wright refused give IT, whereupon the
negro who was armed with shotgun, fred al Mrs
WriRnt killing Instantly The murderer then robbed
the store Mrs. Nnghts little grL VINO Witnessed her
motuers murder could give only vague description OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
~ ON MANSION BrRyED.

The old Canla mansion house, near East
Hampton T.. l.. was discovered bo Oh Gre early yes
ter llv Woruug. end ID % short time was totally de-
sllHt d. The Illius owned Dr., tirs G. a. LaiJr-
r-,. of t. rt,. and, with The furniture valued at
5000; insured or .j,JoO.
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Gpenal Notices
"rhrsafmns Presents"

christmas Presents"
The most extensive varied assortment IN New OK o.
ARTISTIC BRoNzEs.
CLOCKS IN MARBLE ENAMEL BRONZE
AND POLISHED BRASS,
with Chimes and GOnga
TRAVELLING CLOCKS. MANrEL SETS.
CANDELABRA, WRISTBANDS,
sCoSCEs. FLOWER VASES,
CALL BELLS METAL AND PORCELAIN
LAMPS. 60,
Selected In Europe this specially for tho
HOLIDAY TRADE
= OFFERED At EXTREMELY Low PRICES BY
MITCHELL. VANCE & CO,
6AND 1913 BROADWAY.
Gear 18Th sly
New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17

SYEACU-E, y. Y, Dec. 1G.--Fire in Homer
to-day destroy the smith bio. f. owned by p. T. smith,
The loss is $4,000. Th- insurance on rue building anl
contents ia 5000. The Oicri House ard Zmmers
r.oca fire no one time, Duf the damage is not
zariou, The Fire rc)a~mert in Cort'lntt responded
fuf quest IOt he.l. I.r lr- Orl-iH... l1 GROCERY
-t.re il t-. 1..ea "a one tl. t-- Ho-e O-s--es5
portion Cf t4e vI.ltge was threatened.
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INJURY TO TOBACCO.

Flames broke ont early yes erdav morning
from ce -cuse fac Ia the iolr-sory Hiding at 40.
al Fear.t They were exinelisIcd 40 quickly by the
r urn tfat the ci- losses were bv water stnc Of
Tobacco ou 'hs t.5, floor. owned by Meyer Ne dais
conn. was damaged about $1,000 +. L. Herbert. una D.
a. ur p or br-c,. lost auOIa 50 OUO. The damage 10
tle yI-rug was estimated dU 300.
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CLOTHING AND FURNITURE DESTROYED.

Flames broke out last evening in the two
story frame dwelling az No. 40 West Thirysiy HIST,
occupied by Mrs Jane Lod -ns dressmaker. Clothing
and ruruuure valued 5000 de, rovcd aud The
building WIS damaged le extent Of ~ 900. There was
D." i'fiithoe t.r binding, whoa vas owned ~ the
c1ialr 20 t.r ke1ubcrg While Z hreDcu were ext n
.l- ing tine LIHu.s. Foreman Hoffman. OF Hook and
J. d'cr company 30. T. ri from the roof and spraned
,.is IA /. =. serpr,.v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
INJURY TO Il LAWYER.

Francis Thompson, a lawyer, forty years OF
age and guest at the Union Square Hotel. slipped ana
fell at second-ave. and Fity-sevenih-st last Night
breaking his Leg lie was taken to the Presbyterian
Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17

ro,pr-vr OFFICE. Dec. III a. m.-The downward
movement in The barometer during The fair AMI clear
weather Of Yesterday WIS followed M night by slight
l.e The temperature RANGED uetweeu 1872 "h" I'D '-t
average ,2Ii9 berg 80 lower Hon ON the ci-'' 'Ai-
iI- d4y la-. year. and IA lower 'idH "i ''' - ,,
FAR .af M ..F cloudy .eIinrr tiii SIX i i' -'' I'D
End. d. tnc.s VI 3. ID. .uON llte iL t-e uaJ
may b.. Ca pce,eI J-lay 10 t-s cil' anu 'Ic.I-'1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17

RESULTS EXPECTED FROM THE slohA, W
OF FO.tE AND TIL Cu1AtLNIN0 VI
AIJtINUN

LETTER IRON MR sILDMAN'

LETTER FROM Mr. sTEDMAN.
! TO me Edftor az The Tri' u"
s,p. The GLOWING bit Of news, win some We
marks by Pc cssJr New5 rrv upon It's iiP''''ii'''
/ q ,p..,rta in TIE TRIBUNE OF Thurs 'a]
foxpov Dee IA process pr tae lelp pro lletoa
sii',i.,.I has ,,e discovered. Id' i1v'o io1 i-''
mo- n. he excitement IN tn mc'al FIue "1 D'i''s @
caYfr,but-d to SG.5aa+S NoqH'l February
1870 an illustrated .,lc.c enutel Aerial Aavl-
ai,,lf Py-orD." In 1t gave the gs7 Of certain
nofes and dag ans mad in 1855 conc rang the
greatest Of uu-o we'd mechanical prooems-thA' OF
the true mothoi Of paylgltln the aiT thtt "tie-
M nj everywhere ab0un In-. covering one all over
Ike "a cloak, earth's garment, mans a1Teola' ID
wsIch ne moves, breatL-s aud has Ms D'l2Ei INC
most iel'cate, he strong 81 Of all; mVl''o'e' ye-
masking ai things plain; Igh, yet pressing every
where: elusive. yc, waiting TO be overcome ard 10
confer a t, upon ITS sovereign beyond is mos, ez-
trava-int conf setrte"
I'm th quoted ardcl, cl i'm I'd thai the noiel OF
The future "aCr bat or aeronon would be taken
5r,.l III. fish. and Il t. as many believed rom tie
ara. bat add 81:
v.-tol. h.r-. however. maybe rr.n,t '-om the b'r'
ol 3D.. .ucu rcl cs to tIe t'r ir.-t- 20 .A 'i.i'
- i,. ,.r .1. .. ,5 .rs tl.I.7 h lue la.
mod. o- lue un.on o. ns-tness and s1fei-'n In "'I'"'
In 1879 three fa.tor3 were SIN needed f'r DE
s,,..-.f I cons ru. Jon .n3 use Of an acton'H ouJ
np,a .a. III. lie. su--cs.ed- bat Of para ole
.1.,d O. ri IN .ach safe OF cquipoise tha, slight
.a-... .a.. l.on "a vertical screw, all clu'e
pr ID r--. ar descent. fl--- r.lIIr.1'. % were:
4 lL.,r 4.lau.iF Jya g,qtr oeoeomy of
,o,r.r flu, the lest a.H-ro coasrartd. Aueg tie
s7g-.r.uc-o of ura~I Is ir.eelvel iro1 neeu.H' 20
.,...t ..lI-... e- Of tIe I.I. kllr s. Nt Octave
...... t.,.-.., a $500. ....
tfauU,'. .tr-. i-' ' cav -
OF civil .uvua..a care uIIT nr % rel 'i.a5 'L ie
lt...r do i'N-.' '
.r. .' -.. aI .f,g luE UI.. power d Hli 't|".-
........,. .... f.......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
C.ri.t,u.s Appeal for Poor Children.

Christmas Appeal for Poor Children.
The season 1r rsnem the AMI unoefrendof
a pas a s5a c2 Ger @ p the & ad nov
and Storm has sen poa children le seses "A New;
York ihey shyer through ne Go,d 5ly' n-1, s.t r
ana home WAC give lh-n tooi AL oot ainE aat
for artv years has been FOR these neglected he
10 wound flady maze Christmas Olsne 70 uo'e WIZ
For fy dollars is can place three homeless children in
For one dollars put shoes on the feet OF 80
barefoot eiH en- 51t one b % ones who VIII
he the children OF the poorf ~ s,.,,s, so,-o,,-,
ChHdren's Aid society 10 East stn-st. Ne~-Y0rk
DecemJer. Ie52.
Gi,o; PROVISIONS and clothing may De eat 70 the central
Once SO 10 East 4th So Ne"- Or C!y or VIII be- ced
O bons5os 81 Money may iaelo,ed any o. ne under
VIVA BOOTH President
GEORGE :. coz Treasurer
Amman - c. l. B RAE secretary, -.
WORK or THE YEAR
There 7s-e during she pas, yea ID qar SIX ,o so =
"a l.- oii.-en. bofs an rs 3vJ2- meas ..i =. -
evening 4'Qs were d. ehdlel 30 ...t .lith' 'l.
he Ne.5i 81 q ted VIA .o1d n..i ne $50 li't 81.
tls -.s cnidr'ls Mission % i5' 'l.i 4 ',et sl.
maape I tls iris o -ag .iouss a.a IL Iniusl1ag
Houses $40 fs1 - nv. been een1s.-ri ~ ,a' .n sy
iuss alA Iota run5eF under eH' 90 Oh '-o 9'ele' '-
On fn.fn,,nrnf--NEW PIANOs. Fi0per month Or-~ns
s. I1rs month Pal. - ENl .a.t4LI L't. Bai sals
III ''0'I'''lHi ol8ca 'Als * co $50 s2g broadway.
pc. ',rru,ry C,tneari ...,..
c.r,a.l.e. i4.lae-. .e-.s. Dr. uJ-, ..st -.--.fs
The Five gaat, Ton. e. l.a,t.y - az l e-rae.:
I,i,,. .,' .sfsl" sie.-. ,russ .ou.foas 81 t,f-
ao.., o--a q, H . ~. w.. D.. ~ l 'n6', s
.Tar res c...- r-..,u-..
L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17

Earl a. Wilson's and w brand Of Mems
collars and Cuas are the best sold everVwhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17

Cluten Suppositores cure constipation an
piiss HRALTH FoOD COMPANY, "a 4th-aTe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
Announcements.

Don't die in the house. Rough on Rats
clears our rats. nice MES. reaches. bedbug- I5c
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Announcements.


Forbid drunken nosrums in your , tamig;
Parkes Ginger Tonic is avigOrant that never
LACE CuRrA1ys Great sales at an enor-
m sF ,la9l[ SRr s C6 S9a RhS and lath
LUNDBORGs PERFUME
EDEyIA
Seven solid Silver Tea Sets. bought at
sacrice rctushei good new, selling at haI PRICE @-0
" '''' '''- '''' '''-'' j. H. JOHNSTON. $50 Bowery
eye Blue Laws Of NewYorke."
All newsjeaiers sell iJ.
1S-car7t Gold Sam-windng Watches, 500;
J. ii. J0aSsIJs, $50 Bo"ely'
--------------------------- -----
SpeaaI Nohres.
------------. --~~------~-~--~~~-
Absolute Auction snIcs OF Importance.
TAOS. T. KIRBY z CO.. AUCTION -,
AT TAI ~ AE4 Hl5i c SO q n "a i,r ~ AT
EXECUTORS POSITIVE SALE.
rv. or1sr Of Siessrs -HIPNAN. BARLOW, LAHOCOOE &
CHOATE Alto news.
OVER ONE HUNDRED
finest SWISS WATCHES.
adde's and Gent hunting and opon faee IN
ggoaora ca 1da. an aa mo emsa,s ne ceeoIaied
Of Nadu. Puret Aia-hin AOutahuon hONH'l" anu
others. raugilg IN taIut from ftO io 500 tach
Alao belongs 20 tue same estate an
INVOICE or VALUABLE GOLD JEWELRH.
Vest CHAINS orkes OF earrDgs and brooch bracelets
"' % SAL FosTr VlLY WITHOUT REshRvE 800,
10 l estate on exna.uou commencing tomorrow, until
time OF
INTENSIVE PELEMpTORY SALE, -
BY Order OF NIPPON MERCANTILE co.
49, 5t-aNe.
very important collection or
HIGH 4, Las. jar n II Art.
Magnificent biunz beaul o5iac in porce ain ano rol
teri excrutt1uAl ,Juue enimo- ana arsuc IVORY
c4rging cabinet meta HoIk. lacquer, 6 ae ~
Do all and nDee Wurk 1901 Gems lexhlluou 'pec
none. Ohelin - season.
Sale TIT T.-DA4. e. .IDa1 az! "A II tDA1 a. ~ -
MOONS NEXT. al -.Ju oc.O. each Gay.
OPENING EXHIBITION TOMORROW, day and evenin4
The above offer errraofdnarv induD aments To lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
IA Lexington-ave, between 18th aud 3)th.sts.
Hours TO $40 InpOtsnoe. stsrty. Diseases OF ths
sAaits- y - ana nervous system, speoialtleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17
LUNDBORGs PERFUME
IDEVIA.

Seven solid Silver Tea Sets. bought az n
sacrfaee retushei GOOD a. new selling half price, SLID
o. $500. Small pieces equally low. ... "a r,.--o-y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17

LACE CURTA1ys Great sales at an enor'
discount on Tie gna price ..
Shetland KNAPP * CO.. stxth-ago and lothsN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17

aye Blue Laws Of New-Norke."
Ont t0.av. 10 cents.
An newsIraers sell tG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17

Forbid drunken nostrums in your family.
Parkes Ginger Tonic is vigorant that never noA0A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-17

1S-car7t Gold S4m-wiudng Watches, 500;
Others So q s27j silver go up nickel - up. r.,,
J. IL. 50lssiJA, 100 bG"ely'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-26
TME WRECKED srEA MsHIP,

Victoria STANDARD. Dot. oath: There
Ia no later news relative to the reported
wreck on the West Coast of the Island.
II. M. s. Kinghsher left Esquimalt at
midnight cn Saturday for the scene Of
the disaster, but owing to thick weather
pot back on Sunday evening, started
again for Hesquiat harbor yesterday
morning. HesQuiat is about 10 miles
from this port and giving the kingfisher
speed Of nine knots per hour, she will
not reach the spot until about s o'clock
this morning, even under tho most
favorable circumstances. The impress
sion still exists that the i'll fated vessel
may be the iron bark, Girvan, Capt.
Stevens, which cleared at this port on
the 9Th inst. for London, with = cargo
consisting of u, 43S cases of salmon and
miscellaneous freight. She was towed
to sea on the 7th inst. and tho number
Of days shs has been ont might account
for position of HesQuiat last Saturday
week-the time when the wreck is sup
posed to have occurred. The statement
Ut the Indians that the wreck il a steam
ship may be based on the fact that the
ship in An iron vessel. The natives Of
the coast have not vet seen An iron YES
eel in distress there and tho mere fact
that she was constructed Of iron would
possibly convey 10 them the impression
that she must necessarily be q steam
ship. This, however, il mere Coniec-
ture.l HThe steamship Devonshirs, Capt.
Purvis, has register Of 2,3l7 tons. She
sailed from Nanaimo. on August I'd,
for China with 3, LEO tons of coal and is
| ntNAnt AesA hAv -,
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orR MARKETS AGAIN.


In the San Francisco Daily Ere.ins
Post OF the 18th inst. we find under the
hsad Of Pacific Coss. Items" the fol
lowing paragraph:
The Seattle PosT-ISTyLLrGENczl
boasts thai the markets OF Seattle, fol
hsb, game, fruits and vegetables. are So
perior 10 those of San Francisco"
In the above par ieraph the Pos;
either willingly or unvittingly makes a
misststement
In the DAILY Pcsr-ISrxLLroKNcxR OF
the 5th inst. 1t was said, editoriaily, 1T
may sound like boastinG, but really We
do not see IN what essential particular
the markets of San Francisco surpass
those OF Seattle We then proceeded
20 mention the different sorts of meat,
game and fish procurable In our mar
kets.
In our daily Of thu 4th inst, under
the head of Garden Sass" We gave a
list Of vegetables produced in King
County vegetable gardens.
Referring to our scrap book We find
that over the date September 20. 1877,
We contributed to pNzgerald's Home
Newspaper, of San Francisco, an article
over the nam d. plume of "Au revoir,'
entitled San Francisco Markets" That
article, as we happen to know, was cop
led in great many Eastern journals as
a glowing exhibit of what California
could produce. We shall now proceed
to place in parallel columns the names
Of vegetables reported by as in the San
francisco markets September 10, 1877,
and in the Seattle markets October 4,
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A good man TO elect to the Territorial
Legislature is Henry G. Strive, Rspub.
lican nominee for the Council.
Mr.. Strive is . man Of expsrisnce
having served with honor in both
branches Of the Legislature.
He il free from all manner Of ring
contamination, il Of thorough qualiica-
ton and Of responsibility.
II elects I'd hs will not be the dups Of
tool Of any man, viii hsve his oxn
ideas. and viii take part in the DELHI
srations and acts Of thaibody Of which
his constituents may we'll be proud.
The coming Legislature gives promise
Of being the most important since the
organization Of the Territory. Great
interests viii b affected by it, and the
interests Of no other section will exceed
those Of King County, and King County
should send the BEST men to it at CON-
mand.
Tho men sent to the Legislature
should b sober, cissr-headed and intel
ligent. They should be men who will
personally, ~ well as publicly, do the
county credit. They should be men for
whom their constituents will not blush
in the halls Of the Legislature; men
who will not be led by the nose by
cleverer men representing other coun-
ties; men whose utterances will be heed
cd With respect, and will no. be re-
Rarded ss tvaddle, or maudiin; and
men who can draw their own bills, and
put them in language fit for the statute
book.
One Of the men we have described in
the foregoing "A the kind wanted TO
represent King County is Henry G..
Strive.
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two SURIRNNa

representing the National Surgical In.
stitute Of indianapolis, Philadelphia, AT.
lanta, Ca, and San Francisco, will b.
in Portland. Oregon. at the st Charlie,
hotel, from November ID 10 the 18th
inclusive, prepared with An extensive
outfit OF tho most approved apparatus,
for the treatment of all cases Of disease
Of the spine, hip, knee. ankle, crooked
limbs. club feet, etc., etc. They will b&
prepared TO make the most difficult sur.
Rical operations, including cataract
GROSS eyes, hare lip, deformities Of tbs
face, dividing tendons, operations FOL
disease Of the genital organs, piles. As
tnla, etc. A rare opportunity Is Offered
those needing their services. Old pa
tients are especially requested 20 visi
them.