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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
LONG island.

GLEN COvE.-Edward Eastmcnt the dctaulting
colrrtorof school taxes has made good the amount
i'm which hc was deficient but ms bohdSheh deciate
their intention of furnishing him.
Frosr's COvE-The body of an unknown man
was found Yesterday. 1t is believed to be that of
brewster Smith, of stony Brook who fell over
board from the schooner Mitchell three weeks ago
WuTrsToNE.-Thc widow Of George Schroeder has
brought suit against the Long Island Railroad
Company for So 900 damages for the loss OF her
husband He was a brakeman IN the employ ol the
railroad company and was killed Mt Port Jefferson,
three weeks ago while engaged IN coupling ears
OYSTER BAY CoyE.-Some unknown persons
broke into the barn OF Peter Luyster on Wednesday
night aud stole val liable horse, wagon anu mar
The wagon badly broken and the horse almost
ruined by hard driving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
Hoods Sarsaparilla
: RUT II

ABOUT CLOTHING. AT TIE BEGINNING OF THE
SEASON WE MARKED OUR MEMS AND BOYS
CLOTHING At PRICES WHICH WE BELIEVED
WOULD MAKE THEM At LEAST AZ CHEAP As ANY
OF EQUAL QUALITY IN THE CITY, BUT IN VIEW
OF TIE RECENT ADVERTISEMENTS OF IMMENSE
STOCKS At GREAT REDUCTIONS WE DECIDED AT
ONCETO MAKE A GENUINE AND LARGE MARK
DOWN IN OUR PRICES, WHICH WE HAVE DONE
AND BUYERS CAN SEE THE AMOUNT or REDUC-
TION on EACH LOT WHILE NOT THE UNHAPPY
P0sSESSORS or MILLION SQUARE FEET OF
ROOM, NOR MILLION DOLLORs WORTH OF
CLOTHING, WE HAVE A GOOD-SIZED ASSORT-
MENT or THE LATEST AND BEST STYLES, RE-
PLENIsIED DAILY FROM OUR MANUFACTORN'
AND AN AMPLE AND wEIL-HGHTED STORE
WHERE EVERY CUSTOMER CAN SEE PERFECTLY
WHAT lie II BUYING. EVERY MAN, YOUTH AND
BOY NEEDING AN OVERCOAT, SUIT OR EXTRA
TROUSERS SHOULD EXAMINE OUR STOCK, AND
CANNOT FAIL TO BE SATISFIED WITH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 6l6i SETS STA Noon s1l Moons age ds IL
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
4. H-Sandy Hook 967Gov Island. 1892 Hell Gate, -
PM.-Sandy Hook l0;25GOy Island, 1O69AeD Gate lS1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19

When a Fact is Proven

able case must De- accepted There Is no room 0r DOUBT
that Mr. Bennett carried this scrofuous lump reaching from
nj. knee 10 his ankle twenty years His friends and &C
quaiutances his shopmates all knew Oft
SCROFILOUS LUMP.
6CovRyTRY STREET, I
BOSTON. Mass, Dec "a, 1882
TwcnyOuo years ago had typhoid fever This fever left
swelling ON my leg reaching from ankle 10 knee In conse
qucnce which that leg half big again as the other
For seventeen years this lump remained giving me small
-Four years ago my lex began 70 trouble me with
ntOCrabe itching that broke and tore the
my nails II kept running and became steady
sore every thing that heard Of for was hop
ing get clear ~ H. end think should 20 70 my
grave with IT, My shopmaes had read the advertisements OF
sarsaparia and learned what wonderful cures
producing The itching continued and was 80 bad
wanted take my knife and cut out TO the bone had no
piece my Early spring 1882, began with Hoods
Snrsapas and bottles cured Before half the hrst
bottle gone better You can't say too much in
Hoods Sarsaparia II what have TO say will do
any good ybOdy want them have the benefit OF it.
THOMAS BENNETT.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Prepared only by c. I. HOOD co. Apothecaries Lowell
Mas prire : aiy for 4 Sold ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
TROUBLES OF CIGAR-MAKERs.

The cigar-makerS employed by Bach d Coz No.
All East Seventy th-St, out on strike. Until
October they employed III tenement houses,
but Oh Monday they put TO work in q shop.
foreman was placed over them who was dlstastCiui,
and shop meeting was held, and committee was
appointed TO wait on the firm and demand his dis
oharge as well as an advance in pay. Both demands
were refused, and the committee was informed that
their services were no longer required.
v W. WOytisik, of the Progressive Union, ycstcr-
day denied the statement made at the meeting of
cigar manufacturers that there are 1000 small
manufacturers working III tenement houses IN ylO-
lation of the law. He also said that il the manufac-
furcTs attempted a general reduction IN prices as
sppkeu of by Mr.. Foster, of Foster HiilSOu, gen
eral strike would follow.
The hands employed IN the CigaT-bOX manufaC-
tory of Jacob Hinkel of No. 237 MonTOe-st., abOut
300 in number struck work yesterday, because one
of their number George Nichols, prominent mem
Der of the Cigar BOxmakers Union, was discharged
1t is probable that the matter Will be settled to-
day.
WILLIAM SCALLAN, THE ACTOR, BURIED.
William Scallan, the actor, who died last Friday
Mt saltwater Mimi, was buried yesterday III this
citV His body was brought here by Shook ~
Caller and then the Actors Fund took charge of
the arrangements. The widow who is a member of
HarTigan * Harris company, was completely pros,
trated by grief, and lay unconscious Tor several
honrs. The collin lay during the morning IN small
room at No. 2Gl West Iwenty-htth-st., and at
noon was taken TO Calvary Cemetery, where
short service was held. Among those present at
Che funeral and who called at the house were w. >.
Eiorence {" Tony" Hart and Mrs. Hart, Sadie
Morris. Addie Farwell Mr.. Foley, G. i. Stout. John
G. Sparks, Frank Quinn, Frederick Williams, Annie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
WATCHES.
TIFFANY Sc CO..

Union Square, New-YOrk,
Include i'm their large and comprehcn.
sive stock of Watches,
ChrOnOgraphs.
Chronographs, with split second.
ChrOnographs and Repeaters.
Repeaters,
s riking hours and quarters
Reporters,
striking hours and FIVE minutes
Reporters.
Striking hours, quarters and minutes
Repeaters, with calendar.
Their Timing Watches, both simple
chrOnOsraPh and with split second,
have received the highest commenda-
ton as time keepers and markers by
many prominent owners of running
and frOtiing horses, 10 whom by per-
mission, purchasers will be referred.
In addition 10 the standard and
other high priced watches Tiffany &
Go. present this season n new line at
lower prices, recommended as the best
yet produced for the money.
Large size for gentlemen, S75
Medium " %
large " ladies, 90
Small 4" so
These watches have sound, STEM.
winding, anchor movements, cnsed i'm
Is-kt. gold, in variety OF styles, aud
each is stamped with the name of tho
house, thereby carrying its guarantee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
TIE ARISES IN TIE INFANT ASYLUM.

DIR. l.. /. Brush, " hO had medical charge Ol the
Ncw-Yurk Infant Asylum for the eighteen months
preceding July !, and who has been charged by
Clark Ecll with being the chief mover in the recent
investigation, said toa Thu reporter yesterday:
" Clark Bell wrote me in June that my services
would not be required aftcrJuIy |, When left the
asylum Mrs Caroline q. Mari was placed IN charge.
ON September - the Executive Board met and con-
sidcrcd measures 10 abItc the epidemic
which was killing large number Of children.
subcommittee was appointed 10 Nislt the asylum
and take such action as the members saw M 10
check the mortality. his committee asked me "a
take charge until the epidemic had subsidized. ]
consented on cuud ton that should be- given entire
asylum, found Or. Mari absent and every thing
was in confusion Three bodies lay in the MorGu"
and no attempt had been made mt quarantine in the
institution. That evening, October ., DR.. Mari ar
rived with letter from Mr.. Bell in which she
advised not to Iccoguizc me as TIA" physician IN
charge. ! sent for the committee. The members
went 10 the chairman of the Executive Committee
and procured "A letter in which DIR. Mari was told 10
consider tn" head Of the asylum, but DR.. Mari
received n telephone message from Mr. Bell
telling her recognize neither the committee
nor myself. As Dr. Mari was lady | had no
dispute with her, but on leaving, said that If any
more deaths occurred before was relieved should
consider it my duty to call in the Coroner child
died on October ., aud at once gave notice to Cor
Oncr Iice. The verdict of the jury needs no COM
mcnts from me- DR.. Mars statement that this in
vcstigatiOn was inslgatcd by professional jealousy
has no truth IN it, The fact that no diphthcria was
discovered until this inquest called proves
serious negligence. The evidence before the jury
showed that the disease had existed for some time
MIR. Bells attempt to make this dispute between
DIR. Mari and myself is pucrc. 1t was simply
matter of duty my part
The managers Of the asylum have served upon the
Board of Health Of East Chester an Injunction
issued by Justice Donohuc Of the Supreme Court
restraining it from interfering in any way with the
affairs of the branch asylum until further orders
Drs. A. n. Bell, George b. Fowler Edward Brady
and i. NJ. Warner visiting physicians Of the
asylum, have signed paper " haufying their faith
in the competency of Dr. MARI" and stating that
the recent mortality was not excessive under the
circumstances.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-01
Yssa s.S rEErnssE MSe.

The NORTHWEST ENTERtRIsE Mar OF
the Puget Sound region L. tho beet ana
most authentic outline township map
that has ever been published of the Puget
Sound basin. II shows The waters of
British Columbia IN connection with
those Of Washington Territory, together
with the lani adjncept thereto, from the
CascaGe range OF mountains to the PaaHc
coast. and from the Ciehalis Valley neaf
he 47th parallel TO the Goth parallel IA
British Coismbia. THIS ineiud, the
Fuca Straits. thr Cult Of Georgia and the
entire Puget Snund region, with al the
channe.s. bays and shsrhors upon the
Sound. Also all the streams thai II Nv
into these waters. including the great
vallsys OF the .Cheli lis, puyallup. Sneho-
mis'i. Skaget NJ F aser Rivers with their
tributaries, an tie valuable ,iDiber.
them. Also all the islands oi the Fuca
Archipelago, including ,mano, Wildly,
San Juan, orcas. Lcptz, ShawS, Blnkely.
Decatur, Fidulgo. Gums and Cypress
Islands. Also the ncaiions Of Olym. ia,
Tacoma, Seattle, Porl 1ownsend, Ana.
cerIes, Whuicom, Port Moody and Veto.
ria, with their respective deep water hAr-
hors nnf the approaches tli.icio. boil. 10y
land and sea, showing their comparative
merits as terminal centres tor the great
transccntinenial railways which will soon
reach the Pacific tidewater IN Puget
sound. The approaches TO the Sound OF
The Northern Pacific. tie Canadian Pacific
and the Uuion Pacific Railways, with The
splendid harhors Of Nottingham Buy, al
Wlmicon; Ship Jariicr, at Anacortes;
Elliott Bay, at Seattle. and Commence
men, Bsy. at Tacoma, and their respect
i've channels leading into the Fuca
Straits Also the locations of the Puyal-
lup, the Cedar Ris.s, the skaget, The
Whatcum and the Vancouver Island coal
districts, and the location Of the valuable
timber and Agricultural lands beth sur
yeyed and Wnsurseyed, which nrc open
tor presumption and demonstrating. No
intelligent person, whether living on the
Sound or in any Of the States, can at- !
ford to be without the Information which
this valuable map affords. Published by
the NORTHWEST ESrEnrnIsE Go. Price
81 by null. Address
q
NohIHwEsT ENTERPRISE Co..
Anacortes. Washington r,rriturs.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-01
iEIEGRAPBIC SUMMARY.

The Chin 8, in New York propose to
organize Protective Association in New
York.
A monument is to be erected upon the
site OF Wnshington's birthplace.
The saw-m,ll of the Knrbtr Lumbar
Co., AZ Rock Island, H., has been burned.
Small shop and saloon keepers and
cigar dralers continu. to violate the Sun
Hay laws IN 81. Louis, anaca great mum
Der of caScs come before tie courts OF
criminal correction.
Forty>ei..ht young women took the
black veil recently at the Convent of
Notre Dame, Milwaukee.
Jennie Flood. the wealthiest young
lady on the Pacific Coast, is engaged 10
Dtron Beaumont. an Englishman, whose
lineage is ancient, but whose resources
are limited.
Forty sheep were killed by lightning
during thunderstorm at Garden City,
n. Y, last week.
Jcre Black, the distinguished .iuri.t,
died at Washington on the 10Th inst
VIM. G. Farwcod, white man, mar
Ticd a colored girl at Sand Beach, Mich,
leaving wife and two children at Cleve
land, o. One week after the event a par.
" Treated him to a coat OF tar and ieath-
cTs. AMI gave him tree passage on the
railroad out of the corporation. He took
Horace Gr,ely's ady;ce and went West.
General Bromley died at Philadelphia
on August goth. He was an old soldier
of the Mexican war, and is claimed to be
the man ho killed the Indian Chief Os-
ceola, during the Florida war.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-01
Up TIE COAST.
Continued from last week }

Continued from last wek)
Port Townsend, August 10,h-We FIN
this busy little pl:c partly upon hil
and with long winding stairs connectin
the upper and lower Part OF the town, nn'
from ali APPEARANCES there must
/ considerable business done here O.
/ good ship Mexico u.buidcns herself al
large amount Of freight. We wond
where She can have st"r,d So much. f.
she had left all inmense amount OF height
at Victoria, sud Seattle and Tacom..
| would probably yet come in for theil
share. A large steamer Ivy here in guar.
antile, filled with Chinamcu--a crowd oi
sallow, ( lint and hungry looking Chinese
lined the edge of the boat looking at US.
A feeling of pity cones over US as we
notice the patient and homesick express
sion on their faces. Yet presume they
look down OH us from their celestial stand
point and original ideas Of civilization !.
Alas. for human charity For how little we
OF the world about Us outside of our own
circle.
Midnight finds us in Seattle. the me-
trtpolis OF tins section of the country. Il
deserves is title. for more active and
" ide awake little city is not easily found
Its large hotels, elegant business houses
abunrantly stocked With goods, show it
10 be well up to the times. Very marked
is the contrast between the stir aud thrift
OF this city aud Victoria, with its many
OLD. diapi.iated buildings, especially the
part which first meets the eye OF the
stranger. Sunday morning. the pleasant
sound of church bells reminds us that we
are acquainted with one oi the pastors in
the city. 1t was good to meet with
christian p aple and worship with them.
A numb, OF Indiaos were among the con
grcgation, their intelligent faces plainly
told wha, christianity will do tor the In.
dian.
Sunday evening ieund Us on board the
Idaho, with u nLuy company oi fellow
travellers. IL has been our misfortune
ever since reaching land TO fad il env,l-
nprd in fog or smoke, and we were quite
,lssappo;n ed, lar the scenery we are tcld
is very fine. We zigzag into Lhconncr'
alter waiting sew ri hours t. let the ide
lit the boat. TO our chagrin. our iival
IL at, the Washington, passes us as We are
stuck in the mud. ami, like children, We
rejoice when, short distance ahri q oil
us, she too is caught. Slowly we wind
out again, and are finally under hsadway.
The scenery through Deception Pass IS
magaiticn'. The swillness al the srrent
and the picturesque bluTs aud high rocks
on either si,ie cannot fail to delight the
artistic eye. Ii is great relief at Guemts
and Anacotlss to tind g"od harbor
They tell us The largest ships can easily
anchor here. and upon his they uil'i
grand hopes Tor the future, as being u
point towards which the saifEpad will
work To communicate with ocean steam
ers. Anucort,s is certainly IL pleasant
and picturesque little sp.t, and we trust
il Will realize at no distant ,lay all Of i's
expectations. CAHmE BAEER.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-01

Nnn-subsc,ibers receiving occasional
copies Of our Taper are invited - sub
$50
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nArLwAv 4 NAylGArroN NEWS

The Great E stern will lie employed in
| The London coal trade.
T cleo re boa on The river Thames,
| London. runs seven hours without replen-
shing tie p"wer, and has attainc,! a speed
II nine miles per hour.
The Erie RlilO ay is again charged will
utting rates.
TIE st smship Walla Walla is lying
nth her stern oallasted down on St. Hel
ems bar, below Pir;iand, stirring up the
mud with her propeller. to make a ten.
porary channel 50 that Hight dEait VI ssyIs
may pass up the creek 10 the metropolis
of Oregon. Pos >intelligercer.
Mr.. Yillaid's invitation to Jay Cooke
to attend the opening oi the Northern Pa
ciic railroad, terms bin the MN to
whose initiative the creation OF The North
ern Ptcifc railroad is mainly due, and
without whose energy and enterprise in
its early days | should not now hold the
position it is my good fortune to ILL.,
Mr.. Cooke, III bis reply, accepting the in.
yiation. says that his faith in the North
ern Pacific iIroad has never ALTERED, and
he rejoites in Mr.. Fiiaid's success. and
has aamiled his .pllck and onergy.--Taco-
MA News.
A peiiti'n 10 light the city Ivy electric
nv ar ha C.,,,s.. y ,,.uca ,,,,x, ,,;y ia, 800.
is before the council committee. A pcti-
tion from the same source WIS pre- s..nted
10 Tie council last nigh, asking !ar per
mission I" erect poles and spurs and to
stretch wires Tor tie pEfpose nf liil NJ
private oPir-s Ter the cleo rio lish,.
Lighting streets and Ia ldiDgs by TINS
new method has already become justly
popular in the cities Ut inr East and also
IN California. LIS Angeles aud san Jose
have replaced THEN maly gas lamps by
few spurs or mas;s, from the top oi winch.
The brilliant rays OF the electric hgh'
CLEAN upon every street, making the
II, Ct brighter than the bril- htcs moun-
light. Tue conformation oil seattle is
such that three or iour eleclrla le hts .jud
icously locote would illuminate every
street, AMI handicap those who love
darkness rather THAI tie light, hccause
their d,eis are evil" Mr., Charles S. Roe,
the agent for the new light, oilers every
ipduccment for Its adoptiao, and we think
that his petition should be granted by
the council. - Seattle Herald.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-01
A VERY THIN GRIP,sAcK.

Krcss was greasy licking citizen His
grip-sack was so thin he canld hav,
boned ham with it, A be bald it on
SIKH avenue bakers counter ln
remarked to the young girl who was
i,n'iing the liar:
"'Sw trm day"
1T are" she responded. as she picked
off the end of a round heart.
How much is pirs!'
Twenty cents apiece"
II don't Want a piece, want q Whole
one.
"All the big bugs have gone to
Europe !" be continued. sand l am
afraid I'll have To 60 too. Do you sc,
that gripl Full Of bundsl" Fin sorry
did il, but IL give myself up they'll lock
me up in the Filth Avenue hotel, and !
could never stand the disgrace. Ha "
much is dougl n lis I" aud he wiped his
nose on his kalsamined sleeve.
"Two cenis.n
".How much is crullers ~
{. Cent"
+" Gimme n pound. an two pounds Of
that cake with all the l.ugs in IT, Also
put me up three ov them red pics with
the court plaster across them"
they were wrapped up fer him.
''Don't let anybody touch that grip I'M
til put these things in the carriagr."n
Nobody touched it until the baker
came 10 couple Of hours later and kicked
1t all around the block.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-01

A Philadelphia biIl-priDter relates this
anecdote 81. Sothern.: 4 la'ly in bis com-
pany who played . very minor part gave
herself an extraordinary amount Of airs a.
rehearsal. sothern csme here aud or
dered y lnil to he printed With tie lad, :
name. starred in -large type, supported
hy the following ladies and gentlemen
aud hen followed the names If the com-
parry. ending Mp with othern's in the
smallest type Of all. The bin was hung
up in the theatre and tie young lady 3
pride came down several pegs
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-01

The Kansas State journal says: Ger
many attacks the American heel. Mean.
while their people are the sufferers for the
lack OF cheap TODD. And the United
States attacks German and English mnn'
.uisctured goods, and Americans suffer iol
back If cheap clothing, tools, iran, mcdi-
cincs, books, pictures, ETC., and The Conn
monwesltl snys 1t is protection to Amer
can labor Il says something is wrong or
the other side Of the ocean md causes
people 10 suifrr; while the same thing is
right ON this side and . source Of pros
psiity. Strange
= That such diifrrcncs tticrc should be
Twecn tweellstlum aud tweedle dee"
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-01

A New TuwS. Necessity ,lrmands OF
Alden Academy more room and increased
iacilIu,s. Hence the OIL i, this tine OF
large hts nj low rates il this educational
and temperance town, bearing the hon,
nred name If Bancroft. S 10 OF lois,
s0xi90 ieet streets s0iect wite. Prices
fran 500 to $500 each. These l,ts are
cleared aud iencc,l. This is no spccula-
live venture. Every year and every sale
will increase the value OF these lots For
further particulars call on or address.
IiEy. T.. O. TApE,
Principal Alden Academy.
Anscortes. w. T. IL Sw
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-01

Having opened iirst~class Restaurant
md Lodging House respectfully solicit
The patronage Of the puhiie. Bessd aud
lodging, 3ac per month. Single meals.
25 crn,s--thc best the market affords.
Ice Cream and Lemonade always on lnnd.
13-tt VIM HEWITT. Laeonner.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-01

Lust for wealth. aud lass tor power;
power ia order TO wealth, wealth in order
to power. anil bvth to escape the curse
nut upon Adam, to live by the sweat 81
his face this is the history ot our race.
Idlrnsss en,renchra in wealth ani armed
with powsr says to lndns.ry: "Brstir
yourself; il will require much TO support
me rs b,csmcth king the crumbs frau'
my table are all can promise thee" This
has been the share allotted 10 1t ell along
down NE ages. A state chnrch has
.silercc,l the lutte protest sI'at moral CON
scious ,css Inns n,sde, while the ST. to Inns
crushed any revalt with It's army, 81
diverted attention from its yiilainiss Ivy
directing attention away 10 some war "i
conquest or snl,juga,iun, which furnished
hope Of wealth ur glory 10 restless spirits
that might have been difficult Of manage
n.eut ID Il Ter ways. Chicago Expf -.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-09-01

Surveyors arrived ut Aracorser by tho
steamers Washington and Idaho, on
Thursday, for the purpose Of surveying
ibe town-plot On Fidalgo Island. be; wecn
Anacosscs and shaDnol's poi 1.