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Among these mentioned ~ prpba-
BE candidates for positions on the su-
prsnse bench Of the state II Washing
ton b Hon. T. ). Humes Of King
county. While Mr.. Hunaes eandidscy
b u that quiet nature whiEh should
characterize aspirations for Judicial
position, II Is understood among bis
friends that he would nos - averss 70
accepting the isonors which they VII
eusIeavor 70 hestow upon him.
Mr.. Humes needs no Introduction
to the people Of King county. or. IN
deed, 10 the people Of Washipgtos.
He has long been . resident Of Seattle
and has during the period Of hts resi-
dence, been actively engaged In prae-
sice at the bar. Mr.. Humes repre-
scented King county In the lover
house Of the legislature Of iss1, aud
was universally recognized Sc one Of
tine foremost leaders of that body.
One year ago he was prom
inentiy mentioned a. can
didate for delegate to cor
gYess. but the nomination was
given TO Mr.. Alien. The Posr-Isrrf-
LIsEscEx was at that time opposed TO
Mr.. Humes' candidacy because IL be-
Iieved that the Republican sentiment
Of the territory was favorable 20 the
nomination Of Mr.. Allen, and because
Il believed that victory would be more
sure with him than with any other
candidate. Mr.. Hames' candidacy
however, was In no sense discrcdi.-
able, and when Mr.. Allen had re-
ceived the nomination. Mr.. Hgmes
supported him earnestly and yigor-
ously. Ii Il safe 70 say that he cofa-
tributed in no small degree 10 the Re
publican victory OF last November.
Mr.. Humes' legal ability Ii fully
recognized by his associates 1T the bar
and his honesty has never been called
In question He Il In every way fitted
for q position on the supreme bench OF
the state, and the Republicans Of King
county would he gratiiied II tie state
convention should conclude to place
his name upon the ticket.
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The Atlanta 6ssnsfifatioa quotes
figures TO show that In $50 there were
only 80 imprisoned criminals To q
million population, while In 1880 there
were ,le9 10 the million. and asks. II
our percentage Of crime Is to quad
ripple every thirty years. what viii be
the status OF this nation few gener-
ations hence7
This Is an unfair comparison for
several reasons, and principally be-
cause the enforcement Of the criminal
Law II much more thorough in $3.50
than II was in 1850. The rule In
former times was to punish men with
death for . number Of ofienses for
which imprisonment il nov the
penalty. In 1850 the idea Of imprison-
snent for reformation of criminals was
comparatively new, and the prevailing
tendency was to dispose of them as
soon NJ possible. and thus save the
expense Of their maintenance.
Another important factor which
must be considered is the great In
crease In foreign emigration. and as
this includes many law breakers. II Is
quite natural that they should in.
crease the number OF our imprisoned
criminals In 1850.
Our free institutions. our public
schools aud our churches arc In.
fiuences felt upon the second genera
ton, but not upon the first. Barring
the undue proportion OF criminals 10
honest men which has been allowed
10 land on our shores, particularly OF
late years. there was relatively less
crime In 1850 than there was In ls50,
and there l. more thorough enforce
ment Of the law and, therefore.
greater respect for ii among the
masses Of the people.
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A terrible drouth is reported in
Montana. That territory, except
along Mix river in the extreme north
Is literally dried up. Every car that
can be pressed into service Is carving
out cattle. They are even shipping
little calves. The grass is alt dried ap,
and Of course II the winter STRIKES
animals in such place IL means
death.
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The state OF public sentiment in
Louisiana concerning the negro Is
illustrated by an article in the New
Orleans IsHss iismecgof OF July IS.
defending and aprlauding white rail-
way postal clerks for their refusal TO
instruct colorcd clerks appointed 10
the same service. In the course of Is
article the fssses- ilsmoeysf says: The
postmaster general has done griev.
Gus wrong to the people OF many
Southern communities by the ap.
pointment OF negro route agent. rail
way clerks and postmas.ers 10 handle
their mails. +"
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Y0x Observation-Disclosures
rx,RexIe-oxE s..ElA soTSTAIx AND
exfz-e~ eosr sssxfs Sos ss5e eh.zp. 49,
dress n<sx ~. 1aymgssx- ~ Il
r-e,g .AT.x-ax t-parsHT PEASCa ~
f- care 81 xzzss sssssss eorsssr tsysszzzi-
T~5a -sLE-asso3 TEST AND Lea.
T. tsap ehxap. sixaf. 81 j. y 1sas-s ffss.E
I9g ssIg-ffaSa s8rsF Two
i nsesssAx i18 sss@- l. ?. ~ fs~s-snsssls-
gesse1r sassfs-
r0g -Asg-osg GOOD -EsDSr
Il k@hs safe yer fglE particulars al
dsese @ssis. esss r.s-E lsss<isl2s i.sss -.
Y~9g @sfr-wCsyD -s,gDggs TAKEN
r s. Cb2s. feashss. i.sI- Yrsss.f = re-et
a~1E .sTE--Ix. gf,s3M Hor-s wITH
IT fassssfase. wxra sstszr year. sssk<ss. Ia
qslre al .Esz Fssas s-seef
I~eR -ALg-TEST 8ylss. EfssHT-FtrJT
i xslf. ys-oasce 1aek. Afsszy S0sSless
Essse k@xa&y. rn3em ssrext essaes1 FrD7f
ard eeeo-ssL
UoE@E- FOR saLz-.J. Il HGLCoMR
Ill ~ fn@ @estE5e rAse sgAtslss las szzsx -
sss5yss3 ea-Ios4 81 Gre EaxssFzs Ensses
whSea aye now en- sale ss kss stables FSars1
xs5 gaek40n streets.
I~ga sAIE-FODGES6 TFST. Zsxfas
L sna Extargs Restaurant tss1lt -'sx1.
aud nxtzTes. fsosDz good sszssFss - Best
az re3ssssss xsgeH fesf selling Mrs.. = n
ls&v5s sssntsss rs Restaurant. IsszaEaerGzaa
strxsf. rear Jackson sfFss.t.
NOTICE OF SALE oF IAP0gSpED
~ Animals. NosEee ia hereby given sfz !.
ga re .ssh DAY IL Jssy. iss9. tas ss,y herd
e. sesas NJ An8 fmp~oEn1ed the f0tlnTIrS
se@eFs,3ss stick, the nszae q the ownSf Dc
lag hollis unkgowm - rte rssunlnS ~
large IN the 8 - 81 Seattle. wftls1 the aIi1it
rFohihltest - section ]. OF ordinance No.
sfsS to-wst.
orc fssexsktf sr cream mare. white sfrs 2
on sare, saddle marked, over years Stss
One DARK brown horse bind IN lei sge.
st<sag years old.
Notice il hereny gwen tbs; Vii On ne
81 stsy VI AHgnzs issa ~ Bakers csSFrs3.
ca Ysstsf avenue and south Fffth street
a. the h01r OF 20 O'Clock u II. OF SAID ess;
ssfxsr for sale az pubic anetl0n, sal wiil
sell 70 tae higsest bidder, Tor essn, me
ssis described stock 10 pay tbs expenses
aue upon said inpegnfsd stock, and ali
Other usscessAry expense ccnuee i.sf mere
With e Nil HELL
Chief 81 Police CITY OF seattle.
July 80 i-ss
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lEkIfn

,At.bkR0-~NtLsoN In this city. August
|. i>sl, by Rev. u y, olander. gahn TAI.
hsfx aud Miss Mar Nelson, bath OF -
attic.
BkUtf-cAkTFR- tho residences IL ii
W. Wheeler. = 49, fouFgh, ~ Rev tsssorre
A. Trwkshusy, Thursday evening. August
l. Maxwell NJ. nFuCe and Ms ~ raj
Garter. ioth ei seattle
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a. u,rsgTzExsHr7

nsxs0xx-1sox or cor1x1sExsHrP
NoT1ssE o. piss .EsTIEs- rs 4
N k~~s NJ x7Ter that s7sF Sra 81 h~Fel
& Co Dag hsxxs ne<s rs M - FroEt
street. lass r. eu sASs skxT dsssx.vssz- n
Hzvpss vsfks<3fE sfsx ard A. T. azArs as
snrsfax s-ssssssl 81 sAs ezssrs sssss.,sss y ~
essises. ~ stcoazss AID Essy 81 htlss
seafsse. August L 7. Haxss
N-0Trsg fsF Ist~-arEs Z HON or css-
~ z1rsse~~sssr.--TE.a sTnn kerxfsssorss X
Issiag nsss-r the name ssss ssEr q A,Fsn -.
x<r 4 -sAhFaaua 3azag ksssEfs.s-s ~ No SIS
Yrcttt street Meas.sa uksgsaf a. asretss dis
.eI~ssi ~ ssutHas sssfseets lsssxts asfssasef
sxzfrsaz Ga solpa -Sxasssaais s.1s SUI
xsSssx xsxrzss- s~Sasaxs eli snzt@tss-<s d =,
en.a = sse-ss5y xastor1xsd q ssssae<s 81
sassness 9as Ing fErsr-
Frp.oaFa SE&EsaSS-
Afssas. EBxSgD r. EfsES-
As szryfxar nj .ae above partnership,
tnark ali raarosss foz Their fafr1nsee
sserefaf.sge. AID respectfully solicit 3 sss.'-
grn.oarn sxAHzAss-
seatfle. Wash. AagnsE !. ISIS -
N-ggTTC,T ~ oLTTEoS-N0Tfss = Il
~ he-~by z<xen thai Ese pe-TEessfslIs
lats Is xssss~sssIng between Ao-Zs- tsofe sss.a y
svd TfaEnAs p. Hars. 10th OF The ely o.
-esrtFe. under tie frTa OF JeafsssFla q
Hart. engAgri n the res-surAat bus 1ess'
as ssssSslF -. CD the firxs csy OF august,
f<ss - s.gsssas e8E sert al seat< esi ing
81 tee sxEf partnership are - hse fe7esset
~ said Tasruss r. Hsrs- ans. ali 1ssaasi<as
on tae sid par nefsAip are - x rrsse E1ss1
To him fer pay-sens.
Ds.s-s = SEATTLE tire isf day ct 8sgHs',
Is@s NoEgfs tsf1psfEfS,
Thomas r. HAIR.
wIsaexs. 3. 81 !. FEssgFsTHEE-
~rOTEcg-IHE PUBLIC WILL Please
~ take noe4ce thai sae partnership here
ss,ss-e existing besweeH the unders. gnsi
s1raSer fae SRA name and style Of tiF1tsitns,
Never i -sefsou. has this day been dts
sylyea bv rnutnzl consent: J. Z. Meyer
having transferred his iafereS' IL the bust
ness IL said firm 20 James 6riftiAs ard >.
II. rtegson. who are authorized 20 cDsaec.
all claims ssie sad arTn and VII rsy al
DEBTS owing of1 the sasi1e. Pert TOW n
send, W r, July 5, $50
yaNxS fs8TFFTBs.
e. NEVER
= III ~TgTSeS,
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~ ~zkA wissA4K ssN fsAGF iNTxe ss.g
y = ssssss ssNs1x ssAH&festasns aass-
ssse 4saeMe&gs r&4ssa3 snasz NS w Il. re
AxsSs - ksssss shfs sssx.
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DIss0LUTIoS or C0-PARTNERsliiP p
IL Private matters requiring she atien-
ton Of cur Mr.. Maud. on tue stsoys date,
he refires from the grocery AND commits
sion business formerly conducted ps Tue
.rsck a Maud All outstanding sccounts
are payable by or fo either OF Us, as the
dissolution Is by limitation end mutual
consent II. FREDERICK,
W II. MAID.
A. successor 20 The above business, 1
fhsnk sgi customers for the previous pat
ronage "a slowed. ard solicit continuance
VI ssUe. 4 fEEbktAth.
SEATTLE. July 81. 1880
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DORT TOWNSEND, JULY 3, 1859. THE
firm of Gritstas. Aeyeg x stets0n.
heretofore existing AZ Port Townsend and
Tacoma, w. r.. having been dissolved and
esssiug 10 exist. a. par special notice OF
above ia e. Published in this Iaper. shall
heneefoF' do business IS ship agent. char
Ter freight aud merchandise broker under
the unlcrsigned name, my headquarters
remaining at Port Townsend.
NrSFP
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-ArT0RxETS-AEL4E
S~TPrDWICK. PKfEas 4 COLLINS
- law Olives ecraeE Setozsd and 1ni-
vs-sl.y ssreets
TEyyEyssS 4 MOVES fROBEKT ". jan
81 Eznws. George r. Ncye<a attorneys and
coan ellors 81 law. roonas and ). kiagen
bioe1- -
lanes 3. HOWE. aTToR<kY-As-I-Aw.
81 sraesrbpr Of the HssSd States supreme
cssrrs bari aS9 Marion ~
~ sion. CARR & PRESTON gHAE-
1 old Preston e. n Carr. e. :. Prestoas
attorneys ard eoans<lissrs Al law Ihiru
fuc1 Nealia block. Colasnesa street, s'e-
twesa Sesssisa and ThtFi.
II GUTENBERG x ksEFER l. j.
L. s5eaientery and James Meier aisoE,
n~ys and eoEnsellers az law. Rooms 70 siia
sT. = son block
DIES p. DANIELS NTckSEY-AT-
II LAW. reosa -. Bosief blcck-
TT II. AMEs AND Z. e SIMPSON. AT
liz ferreys sns1 coissses sogs-ssf-iAw rss.en
u, Ssarks block, corner Third and Union
S-es--
~ ID. EmEAy, ATToRSEY-AT-LAw
4 II. ard Il. :. commissioner. Can be
iounsi 81 corner Of Front AM Psks streets.
-, GORGE psfSwORTH, ATTORNEY
= u =
blocx. seattle. Commissioner for the state
OF N2sne.
~ ". BASS, ATT0RSEY-AT-LAw.
L.. Barke hook. corner Third and Union
sEzeess. Seattle. wsse-
~ x. SickELs. Attorney -at-isw, 6l2
L. second street. Seattle. Having had
thirteen years experience in the land de-
partiasIf at Washington. y. c., VIII give
special ate niioa u business In the district
- ts.xsF a Ia
n, II. CAM. ATTORNEY Ar-lAw,
1 . notary. and commissioner OF deeds
for California. aud collection agency.
roam :. Boston hlaes.
THOMAS Il. SHEPARD AND JOB p.
Il Lyon. lawyers. so Columbia street,
southeast corner Third. Commercial, real
estate and riparian law. Insurance aa-
jnsimeats and esses- Building contracts.
ISAAC NJ. DUNN. ATTuRNEY-AT-LAw
4 No. Lees front street.
JEFFERSON 4 pENNEFATHER.
i Fred ii. Peterson. z. II. Penuefathsr.
Attorneys and COqasellors az law, temper
airy Office: Corner 5 Fifta street and Yes
Ter avenue, sesttle. Washington.
A E. IsBAM, ATroRNEY-AT-LAw.
IA Code Commissioner Washington
terriFory. corner Froot and Pike,
NJ soDERBERG, ATToRN At
NJ lsw. Seattle. W. T.
i EHEN SMITH, ATTORNEY AT-LAw, u.
IL :. commissioner aad notary pubic,
peStneice nor o7S. Sesifis, ". T.
JOSHUA N. WRESTLING, ATTORNEY
~ a5-Law, Room No. ,, Boston block, Sc
attic. W T.
l. E. VI. PRATT, ATsI0kNEY-AI-LA
W. CORPORATION, rea estate. laS anu
osmsgs suits specially. Southeast cor
/ nes ooiGnhis ssd Third
| nsHoRN & DYER ORCHARD sBoRN,
~ iTasten P. Dyer, Lawyers, Seattle.
/ Vo4N ARTHUR, ATTORNEY-AT-L ",
e Il3 Third street. Seattle. W. t.
| DORCHESTER. LEWIS Il GILMAN, AT
IL torneys. row located in ilewel.yn-
Dadge building, over Dexter Horton d
Co.'S bank.
/ HESkY b. LOOMS, ATTORNEY-AT-
IL law, room is, ileweilya Dodge build
Ing, Second street, GEAR Cherry.
ID p. CARROLI4-ATToRNa ALLAN.
l Room -, Boston Rlosk-
IL X NICHOLS, ATIUaA Z Y-AT-LAW
IA. North Yakima, ". T.
w LAX Hill, ATTORNEY ALLAN,
/ w rooms and 5, Boston block, Seat
tie. IT.
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NOTICE.

'Fne steNrasY ngE i n1u renss f,- 49,
nes2. pz,ties Wish izx ne s.svso- - !.
s.e,5ii.z beat = pleas sprsIy GA l,sssr,i ~
e! 4 -panasig< a Eassa<ssis : boat hs.s,sss
~ SkE Nsll ~ faans iYtur al f-s,l,mnT.s.
sicck, soas 9f tasunsssl2
l. 2. sPArLpiyG,
Ter AID Agent.
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NoTicf-Tfss business alicss % she Pe-sY.
fSvxlIlsESess will HEREAFTER t=s elsn aatis
~ m. CLASSIFIED advertisements wtil l..
reoelyrd up Io tAix hear
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.HRFsrT1N ssTe8eE

AG. AID MIS-. r. J. CASTLE. HEAL,
Va srS sI4 fss&saAN~s. Isses los. i. ia s4xs.
esd szzeSs = q. ben z -ssrssz. x4.
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sPEtIfI NOTICES.


rEsaE CONGREGATION oR The FIRST
4 fecssytFFiss ehuFCh, while they are
making Improvements IN their chnYrh
building, c0rneF 81 fHiF3 sad Mad lsafs
strests. VII Tor the ueGf seW weeks sor-
saip 81 ihe ArmoTy Next SABBATH Rev.
". ;. Heit, the Chi'sess missionary al
Fort ass3 VII cecupy the pu}rit both n ORR
Ing AaG evening,
nErE IlEs, ATTENTGON-AII. spy.
- cts g sty Shersfs - uhafa gans
~etc 3<s.ssfSf ~ the sherry lice On INC
evening ~ iU@c &. issa- NH piesse retain
$fsFu gems 70 the asssisrsix ned a ne .ssiv
Il. Ag6Faw, SAssiH
NroTiCE-fEE NEw ARLINGTON Pa
~ taursHt reopene8 OF Cne.Fv sect
tss-sr1 esroaa saa Toira ssrlxta anaer
ghc fntesDssssnal hcscl: elegant yrswafs
rooxs ts- iSssicz th~ euiy eFss-e,Ess res
ta0rast - seattle pslxAse 4laaeFs and
supp@rs oa short nseIes ~ fslss;seats Esyts.s !.
keer epsn tay sgat nizht
NoTTcE 80 AL Parties HAVING
y c5xgNs aEasrsf p 8. Msrs aalf ar.
aercsy gess ues}ei 81 FTexeus fae xzraa 10
tae nEfsa1siEHe1 81 b. o8scs. reage
Sc@,Sa hs0sA fn8nk Ganfegt atfnznssx
IL sct foy 9 l. ASrsaa
NoTICE /, FEggBY sTYEX Tn4T
y aSs q al enHntk4sun ssffh ia
2 Ave E4tovFI8eNf t.arsp&uy ana
IA ust #&@se g - tllssss.gi ss8 r. The sri
f-ss 81 {2gs' r-sFstisa tAe-yss3 ~. ~ ee7tasn
feRssesssais .'.'.ss .safeA have uel eres -.
sis3 eEk. sa8 1H4t ug base. Slkhas4xh
stFs ring a iae Articles ef 5sssslrgsssrM ZOE
- Asets = fNgzN III saNGf gsF e5 4ssFt. and
le-L e n sxlseSs IgsSesg Il sArza
NUElcE-z HAVE A LAG0E STsagg
~ ~ f&fztfz.e sa1 ~ ss5ae g. gslxyaar
asi+- Fos7rta aE& = Esr~5el sGFgesS 4.
NJ en.eh.
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Advertisements untes sAc heads al lost
Pound, Fer sale, FeT Rent, ami ssfssat ans
Wanted will ise inserted ss Tia fate ~ :
cents a wessi sur nFss lassStlaa . essit q
word Tor eaea subsequent iRseEtlun fsy
tnenf always la astX alscc.
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JePICURES, ATTENTION MESSRs.
Il Benton & Higgins of the Russell res
tagran, have secured the services of Mon
sicur Eugene Guiral, one Of the leading
chefs of san Francisco, and the patrons OF
this popular restaurant viii be served With
delicate visnds prepared by master hand;
the Russell leads al com petiFors in Seattle
snd the new move viii iasure a still better
cuisine; specially Is made OF short order
cooking; private dinner parties will be
served In the best manner possible: the
/ finest private dining room IN the city for
ladies AID their escorts: open every night
until ~ clock
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HAli-kR-in seattle. Ankasl = ISssi. al 1
?. IN. a. tie vile q Ashe1i Bsiisg. a
daughter
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The following letters ase awaiting ..syvs.
t.sssfs AZ thts ssknrss.
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fe&STAN4S 3. E&AA0. CAa9ENTgR
} ASA @Estatss AysaEes G0s a5s,aHes
IS sessiss g7es Ssszk szra-r ssssfs1 E.gg-
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FINANffaI,

PsR CkST. INTEREST. ONLY 1ES
~ shares - gtt u.tlo. no bidding fl& ~
per mouth t. psy principal and Interest
frsnkitsl 3 Co, ssofa :. Newlin biask
sgents for American Building Sseisty.
{ n4eaxo
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vI~n CONTRACTOR AND BUILDERS
L The Builders supply CO.. 81 TssaJns
have otsTassst RF oetT- ~ No. III Marion
s'wNs.s. here they VIII pc pleased IN $50 all
'aeso in nee.i - i1wecf, sash. Gsssrs Ctc.
~ guarantee Fs4uG8 Il livery snA TssS,sn-
shle pgicsss lwnhey, exc delivered iU
house l.g,s ~ our aSn leans
N*oTiCg ~ CONTRACTORS. 49, Tux
y Haiiiers Material Comy.auy have
ss.sAt perfected ENGAGEMENTS Z, gsoFa TglE
deliver "a customers rahair snt 3iuEn,
sieu s5,snw. pressed brick. litae.
eeaseGt. plaster hAir. tGuleeT trough sn-t
sirs@ssfA tzfh aaA shlng'ss ia ans desired
Qaansiiy. TriaEssrsEy osslCC ia The Pair
teas. ~ s<Vold sireeF-
NOTICE fo CnSTRAt-FoR%-N ffTIC q
y - hereby 81 eau thaf SEATED tsaS wlls
zee rvcei sed - iac N0sr} g CaTafa ssssss
vt re AusisaF 81 SID kius county. rn "a
Sc SOS gteafZuk s1sa xFuaf iriE ~ tsse sz.Etnfy
tlCzk. hstsgsn S~sYeath anA Efeash ssYress
hEiaR o.gsk -. e. a. fefT = A88Islaa
~ tAs VttV 81 Ssstfss KlAs mast -
asraats painted hy a = "a as eersia SEED caa,.k
- % Ssg eEut "a SEosat Aia - EHsFan-
seg Sas3 Zee h8&esF NsU essey suta ga,Utr2ss
ir ease 5hs ssuac ~ A@artasS 81 hsv
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-03

i received uatil 4 p. IN, August 6, for the
erection of block of five frame houses
and store, for Mr.. A &. Anderson. Y. q.
bird. architect, knight building, Front
street
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-17
STORY OF A PUN.
Whiskered Chestnut Which Was Quote
by Two Noted Jurists.

a Whtskered Chestnut Which Was Quoted
by Two Noted Jurists.
Prof. Norton. in an after-dinner
speech: was spending an evening
with an English justice famed for his
knowledge of the wit of the English
bench and bar. tried to match his
stories with such shining specimens
as could think of from the contribu-
tons of our American lawyers. reserv-
ing for the last the famous pun OF
Judge Hoar regarding friend of his
who. he said. first got on, then got
honor and then got honest" To my
surprise Justice Willis scarcely smiled
at this sally. Indeed, his manner
rather savored of offense. 81 hat is a
good story he remarked dryly,
but fear l must damp your enjoy
ment of it somewhat by telling
you that it was borrowed from our side
of the water. My friend. Sir Fred
erick -, one of the most gifted of
puusters, as we'll as of lawyers" said
Justice Wills with some severity,
made that pun originally in my hear
ing many years ago." Against this
view protested SO valiantly that J u.s.
tice Willis promised to write to Sir
Frederick without delay. That gen.
tleman's reply confirmed my own be-
lief. He admitted borrowing the pun
from America His letter was SO
charming that sent it to Judge Hoar.
l received this reply: THE letter
which you were so kind to forward to
me would once have given me great
pleasure. but alas! it arrived too late.
Two days ago, in looking over an old
law magazine of the date of 1897, 1
came across what fondly believed to
be my own pun, very likely an old one
thenw-Minneapolis Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-12-17

= large American eagle flew on the
ship William Starbuck recently in tn"
Gulf Stream, and was picked up in an
exhausted condition. The bird had
glass eye, with the undecipherable in
itials of the supposed owners name in
it. The birds craw was entirely emp
ty. and it is supposed to have been car
ried to sea by the force of the wind and
was unable to reach the shore.
I'm Western drama called BLACK
Hawk" the bartender finds himself
obliged to listen to this: You don't
know mep You don't know meP I'm
Bloody Bill, the Howling Terror! I'm
a CREASED thunderbolt from Hell's Can
Won! When twitter the clouds hide
themselves When l yell the rocks
split, the waters stop running, and the
sun turns back. When l Shrek
.Y-e-i-o-ur it rains b-l-ud!''
-Americus and Sumter County can
boast of the Oldest horses and mules OF
any city or county in the State of Geor-
gia. There are seven horses whose
p
ages will aggregate 200 years, and six
mules whose ages will aggregate the
same. Some of them are remarkably
young looking and get about in as live
ly manner as if they were only five
wears old. One of the horses included
in the estimate was offered for sale at
auction recently that is known to be
thirty years old.
Sir Edwin Arnold lately lectured
to the students and professors OF Har-
ward college in the College theatre, in
Cambridge His subject was the philos-
ophy of the Brahmins, aud in the course
of his remarks he said that lin India,
with its 200, 900, 600 inhabitants, there
never occurs marriage of inclination.
Yet there are more happy marriages in
India. mere happy homes, more pure
domestic relations than in any other
part ot.he world"