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An e-eH"n-' -1yz "H effort viii be
made "-i'.r TINS Legislature To take
Pee c'a-ty is"'a s.e 81 5uti-ial dis
''.i- ''.i'' .'.-..,.'i j. % '--l III ''l~''l'.'
JAM bsth..@ for many years for
maD Il the Port h!asals mills, Las
resigned hi- position ald viii D. tic
cctIej by M James C1upa'-i.
IHe Dispatch came III late last even
IN wlta mails and about fifteen pGroen-
gers iIum C5alIam. She also brought
300 sacks Of potatoes traa {, / ClaIp
Tor bartlett y O.. sac left again for
Dungeness today. taking several pass
engers. She will take l,Et sacks of
potatoes from Mr.. tiaPp to Seattle.
Indians from Barclay Sound. B. C.,
report ali unknown steamer blowing up
and Il large amount uf wreckagc coming
ashore. Probab!s the "blawipg M"
part OF it was suggested by Mr.. Los
Imagination: the wseckag. most E,ey
Aoatel there from the cargo thrown over
board from the Queeu of the Pacltic at
the Columbia river when she was ashore.
Quantities OF this cargo we're picked up
by Indians at Neah Bay.
DAsrAHD-.T WRErcH.-A thin, in the
shape of man assaulted = lady on the
public street late this pfternoon. Mrs
Gilbert, wife of one Of the proprietors Of
the California Hotel, was walking along
Adams street near the Plummer Il Terry
corner, when the fellow came up with
her, and. throwing his arm around her
neck, the two were precIpitated into IN
open doorway. OF course the lady
screamed. Getting loose. the fellow
struck her with his fist and started rffon
aFun. He was seen by Messrs, Gilberf
and Brown, the latter of whom set out
on a run and soon overhauled the tramp
and gave MIN pummeling. Subse-
quently officer Finn arrived and
arrested the fellow. He ought to get a
good round sentence.
FUNERAL, OF THE T,,rF Mn S,,rr-,r
HANCOCK above took Mace on
Tuesday, the 25th inst. The relatives
and friends of the deceased assembled
at the church. in which fbe ear,,i,es ,ro.,o
conducted by the Rev. John Reid Of tb;s
city. A short sermon nreInded tba
burial service, from job II and 14tb
verse: If a man die shall he live = oe,aip -,
during which he showed forth tho oIori-
GUS consultations of tba gos,aI Of Cbrist
under the most tryinp of earthly woas
He spoke of the deceased as "a man Of
transformations goo5rass - ,rl,o o1+t,c,,..,,
a keen bnsinass NAV, ,,,os, I'll - ..
his friends as l,;nJ boartoI r1an wa, ~ -
faitbfuI fr;aod Tbo ,,r,,.,,,I -. =
which he was hold was ,,,o,isa.t.,i -
carte pa of ,bo,,t t,,,ort,, go, : n.
ton to riders. When At tba 49, 49,.
pastor once more in solemn v,ica ronaot-
ed his text. "Tf \ man die sbou ba H.
again?" and with axnI+o+;oD ron1;ol
par1,s r,o;,-.;o - 10, -,
where u INV stinoo 6G, G. o'''-i'
tbv rio.o.,.o, 80 :, "ilsi' Is
anu lS the words o1
ne We're dead, yet shall he live; and he
,na' OeIeVeth IN me shall never die"
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