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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
VOL. I.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
'imissN a iutiim»i,
AND
Prortor# in Admiraltjr.
si Tort Towesal. W«tlnrv ti T*rrt.
an. M 4
D P. JENKINS,
SEATTLE. W. T..
4 TTOUSTCT-A T- J. .1 W. SOLl< IT Ok
/.V CnAXCHHY, AM) I'HOCTOK
IS ADM I HALT Y. mbl'l
;«su UeWtommr. O U
MrNAI'OMT A HALLKR,
Attorneys & Conosellors at Lav,
POET TOWHSEFD, W. T.
W. It ANDHKNVS.
attohvev-at-law,
Wit! ymtlss la all *h« «V«rts «.f lU».*.r4 In tfas
T«i rtl«n
srvics m aoit-aa's Kiunf*. wrrosrra eo»i
u*wtAt. siawis, e. t
CM.BRADSHAW,
Jit t
PORT TOWSBKND, W. T
tmmi ■oOn.vaa. t«.- Beaas
MrdlliVßA BIRhE.
ATTORNEYS-AT-1. AW,
SEATTLE, W 7.,
Will tllMiJ a> bn*\utm to si! psrt« at tb» Trr
rtuay.
U
uuuui iMunw
M UMrM, W. T.)
MCONAHA I HANFORO,
lfl«rHfya.«|.X4Ho, BoHeitmra
4m f 'Mmnrrry mmd Pr»d#r«
tn Jldmiraity.
Omet Street, corner
Waahingtott, S**attU\ W. T.
D. S. SMITH,
I). S. Com miwtloner, Ju*Ure of
the Fwf ami Notary Pabllt.
iVillocllotis iu»dt: ..a sll sauu nn4«-r t Me
I>—d« l uli>«r dr»wu »»d A< kn« *l
- Si UWl'lli UTU.
twnie r«n« uf Tatnl ami Me* Hmtto T
■h
DR. FREO. W. SPARLING.
Late ef the U- !• Amy,)
i*h I'iiru.r * armamo.r.
WfKl< K OJI COMMRRdAL RTRRRT, I POOR*
north or crrr loirmL,
mm «*3 /m. m
i cmfc J.S. MAGGS,
111X7 Dentist,
OFFICE, MILL BTKEKT,
Vrar RmIJU *ad liriMi •**•. RANT OV OC
tIfKMTAL MoTRL f*.
DENTISTRY.
J. V OttAHHK. DKSTteT. OF
ME9K ft.-, la Hk>u* k Itnru.ti • S«« lluild
lu| ou ('uMiaor itl ilrn-l All a.>rk
gaaraataa 4. ui
HENRY E. HATHAWAY,
golle (mm,
IMBTICt'IJia ATTEXTIOJt OIVEN TO IX
lMlit« t>( <UbU Tun pal<l fur S.« Km-
U.ala tr»* at Chare*.
Oik-a with W. M. TORE. A Mora#; at-La*.
SaaMla, W. T. m»>-tf.
DK. HAUOM HOFFMAN,
Fhysician, Saneon aid Acconclieor
Offis* mt rtudtiict vn cftsrty Sfrrrt. !<+■
titer ft Front nn<l Strftft,
SEATTLK, W. T.
ORS. A. I H. B. BAGLEY,
HmmaropmihißtM,
SEATTLE, W. T.
OR. ■. R RAOIJIT. I.ATR FRorEMMIR OF
PrUMFtalaa aa4 Fra<st«-« «4 Surgery tn Ik*
Ml.kl«an C«airal will wak.
OparaU*a eargary aaU StargU .l OlMama a »p*«-l»l
--«y. an* will alt»a4 ta .all* In any par* ot ilia
A.*iuJ. «tl»
DR. G. A. WEED,
St'KUKOS AM> I'HVSIt'I AX,
RKATTL.K, W. T.
4»wk* Mt Nitan Jt«* Ut»i
MrNAUUHT & LEAKY,
artoßmtrs at / <u- souci-
Tons IS CHAXCEHY, «t MOC
roits in adm Ira j. rr.
Will praatn-e ta tba l>Utrl«t at*4
ONrW
Mr. laao •Hi *t*a *p>*lal aitwlK* k> CW.
I*i-Ut«a. (\«frtn» iii| A* alaa W tba parrbaM
aa t *a)a t*f Niai Ratata.
tIuQT lllk. IKTt. JjtS
DR. JOHN RAKER,
PHi*iH'M.r * *1 Himr.
UMIPRROi -C<Mf Tbtnt and Rftng atiwta
fttttu, uarvrta las
Rasa Riwtiua
j
SEATTLE
BROOM FACTORVi
ISAAC CHILBKRG, Proprietor i
CMR*RT RTMRT w*f at *TTt.I
™o—
Reoawa lift *e»nt>etly <.<% Raa4 u
•aiUMMetoaf tW trade a&4 t»ne> —i * T «•
eraa* ta aatt part baaraa
TVih J«a-H|4l.ai of t ran ■» ara aal*. aktak
ar» aqaai k» tba baa* of tba bia<to ttcp><rta«l aa*
wbteb wtn baa 44 by wb«4*a»la a* Mm
prtcaa, and by ratail a* e«a<U. prtcaa
ASa\ WISF9 ASP tHIUAOt RROOMS
lko«n*a Aabaavai la tap part Um *lty «tia
set aAtlttoaal aHarfa I
■T Aah fomr peest turn Hm nr.«w* I
RaSMte Spall t». Im*
OBKAT BRIDGE ENTER
PRISES
This epf>ear« to be an ag* of stupendous
enterprise in the waj of br» dge build
ing No mutter is one work ««t thi*
kind completed '.ban we have multiplied
projerts for others, each more ilimcult
..n-1 <laring than its pred'teaeor Th»'
bridge no* in pr <*;■»< of construction
«et»».-en New Y rk and Rroolykn it the
must toruii'iabie work of the kind yet
undertaken. Sine* the inception of
this enterprise numerous others have
l#een itarUel or suggested in \arjou»
[*arts of the country. It u now oou
teniplat**! to ,l*itld » bri«lge U>
«'>nn<' t New York with ita sut»urli*n
ixjpuiati »u on the western -hore of
uuoit Island, a few miles above that
• huh mill Mjot. i;>an the Kaat Iliver
from tL«' Citi Hal! Park
There t« also another for a whii h a
on.tract h»« just l-e»*n let, which i« to
cr"it the Hudson at Poughkespsie by
five «pai»s of feet each. This will
be wh*t u termed an underground or
det k bri tge, having railway tracks
aboi« an*l a carriage way (h low Its
total length will l>e 4,i00 feet. The
erection of the structure ts under»tur«l
to f>e a preliminary step to the proposed
opening of a ne* line of railriam be
tween New York and Chicago, which,
it is affirmed, will be but 921 miles iu
length, or 59 miles shorter tb.nn the
»hort*st existing route
A ir.ganttc new bridge is also about
to be built across tho St. at
Mon true!, to accom»uielate street cart,
carriages and f*»«*t p«n*eiig*:rs, as Well
a* railroad traffic. A viaduct 4.H00
feet long, in 'Jo spans, will conduct
frotn Sher brook« street to the river.
five of MM) f«wt each will cross
island, which
by a viaduct with 20
•pans of 120 feet each, while 12 spans
will crues the unnavigable chauuel
south of the island—making the total
length of the bridge 10,t0o feet, or
nearly two miles. The bridge will
croas the navigable river channel at
au elevation of 130 feet above the
water.
The longest iron l>ridge in the Uni«
U<d States is the St. Charles bridge
over thw Missouri river, which, with its
sewn spans end opfioette river ap
proach**, is 6,3*1 A f«*»t in leu ,th The
greatest engineering difficulty which
had to be.eucountered in planning this
structure, was the strength required for
it« oentrul piers, the caissons for con
structing which had to l»e carried down
front o4 to 70 fuet through water,
quicksand, largo boulders and heavy
iuib»dd«d driftwood, »ud planted with
sufficient firuiuen to resist freshrt rises
of 40 feet, with « current of nm* and a
half uiilee an hour of flood speed,
often carrying floating island* 300
feet is diameter and drawing 20 feet
of water. All these difficulties have
beeu overcome at nearly double the
estimated cost, however, and the
bridge now etaud* as one of the proud
eet monument* of nuoceeeful American
engineering.
A FIBS-PROOF SUIT.
(Pram th« kelnisth* X«itiung.)
A few days iii)N mi exhibition of the
nuw Oust her# Are-extingtii* bing appa
ratus t«H»k plaeu on thr Linden •tram*,
iti IWlin in the pr*»s«>iioe uf th« Kmper
or, the Kai|im« t the Crown l'rincu, the !
Urtml Duke uf lted*n, the Kwvdish
Minister, tba MumUr uf Wer end tbe
Interior, and other distinguished per
son*. Tlmi inventor, who is • Swede
named IVitberg, and Mwsars. Braudt
end Newrocki, who had charge uf the
exhibition, were preeented tu the Eiu
preaa before tbe experiment* took piece.
Captain Ah Ist rum appeared in e
Mealier looking cuetntne, inad* of the
vVciberg invention, end walked into
eti immense fire made of wood saturat
ed with petroleum. The heat of the
fire was to intense that no one else
could approach within eighty f» et
wit hunt being burnt or scorched The
captain, however, walked ruund in the
glowing pile perfectly undisturbed, '
Leaning on the burning wood, and
finally quietly seated himself on the
eoal*. He remeincd in the fire Cur fif
teen utinutee, and oo his naming out
every one pressed e round tu sew how |
much be had ln'in injured. He was j
auhariuud, and tu spite of the Kui|*-r>
ur's a*ee\ eration that he had Mtin
enough uf to iaugeruu* an experiment,
Captain AhUtroiu went again into tbe
fi« ry oven
On finally lie t>x»k i>tT the
suit and apf*>ared clothed in red flan
nel. The Kmperur said, " Oue uiu*t
e»»e tin* to form eny just conception of
it " He then a*k«*l Meter*. Hrandt
and Xawrei'ki about the j«a?« nt in Pru
ssia, and when informed that the ap
plication for a |«atent bed U«rti rcfuwd.
eipr« »*M great surprise.
WHITTiEK.
I
A uiticing taruicr'* t*>tr, working in
in the field*, and igmtfmnt uf ho
early felt the ia»tiuct moving in
his soul, but thought hi* surroundings
were raeentiallv j roseu\ end con Id u<-*cr »
U «ung At la»t oar afternoon, while
hi- we* pktturing in the lie*, a peddh r !
dropped e copy of Hume in hi* hands
Instantly tus eye# were uii*e.&Jed. There
in tbe neigh born fit-Id*, wes " High
lend Mary." The Cutter * Saturday
Night" occurred in hi*felber'suwn ptou*
New hngland hotue, and the birds which
cnr«d«d u*er hi* bead, the fli w*r« which
giew under hi* fwt, were a* poetic as'
tbo*<- tu wbt. h the Nvttuh plowuiau
bed given inter* et Burns taught huu
to detret tbe beautiful m tbe common,
but Burns could nut corrupt the singu
lariy pure sou! if tbe L.d by bts tntictng
euggeeCKwi* uf idealised pbyeical enjoy- i
inent and unregulated pasetou. Th. toy
f;rew intu a man. cultivating assiduous
y bis gift of eosg. though *oy «>f «boa -
lug it
A Pxenaaiar Hon R.—To base e
hu*ue which e man has himself reared .
or purcbaeed—a hosae Indeed, which
with h«*w>et pride and net ami inve, he 1
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON TERRITORY, MONDAY. JUNE 12, 1576.
m
calls his owt-u iu Additional ••canty
far any ■»»'• virtu*. Sack a home be
laevee with regret ; to it b« gladly
rftarni. There be inn cent and
satisfying pl<**urea. Tb*m tus wife
sod hub ohm ars aife ; and titer* all
his b«et affcttou* take root and grow
To such a pair, ti tirn« advances. the
abide of their *arly and middle Ufa
whence they have. perhaps all depart
•d, becuntss constantly mors dear ; for
it ii now a tet ur of precious memories
—the undisturbed declining years *
And say—what lapse of time, what
varied experience of prospefity
or sorrow, can ever afia cm the,
good impresaion mad* by such a
home on the tender hearts of child
hood ' To the tempt**! youth, to the
wanderer from virtue, to the and vic
tim of Duaiortane, such remembrance
has often prove! a strangtbwumg moti
a tor or a healing balm. Nor can this
kindly influence wholely fail so long
aa th»* dear objects of that familiar
sceue retain a place in memory, cuu
i*cted, aa they inseparably are, with
thoughts of a father's counsels, a moth
er'* tenderneaa, a sister's purity and a
brother's love
or A pbolt< -graph of a young lady
iu France recently revealed spots which
were not visible on the lady's face. A
little later the spots did appear, and she
died of small-pox. The suggestion is
being used by smart doctors to st«>al a
march on that disease
AVERILL
PAINT
MIXED PAIYTs l> HSR
Colors eft? Sliados
Thle feint is praparwl la liquid form, rsedf fur
ua*-rwuirtni{ q<> further mIJIIIuu of ull or spir
it*. It is of I'ure Whit*, sod «f snjr shad* er 001.
nr.
It is tome «ad «f UieeMt iMl«rltk known to Ike
trikfo—Fere Us»«rt Oil. Nlrlflly Fen
WhlU Lriut, Par* lisr.uo tfce per—l col
<rtu( matter | roeursbie for tun Inf. watch Of our
peculiar pr> m-hm <>f muiefsrtft t«. srs a> thorouf hly
united that tLey caunot MpiriM. Hsar*. it will
u«v«r chalk. crack or off; <3o«s not run from
■warns or nstl holt* . and for brilllsttcj of color,
•ml bssuty ef finish, it la wttkeut s rival.
Fut up in V|, H. 1.2, 3, 4 su4 S gallon Psck
tgre, an<l in bimli.
For sale in Quantities to suit
W. A. JENNINGS
SKA TTI.E,
Agent for Puget Sound.
DR.G.I.CILIIOIJN,
Soattlo, W. T.
M&cm opt**!!* tho I<rrsu.taea<-aa Owk s
THE STATE UTHT
AND
INSURANCE CO.
Pir© ct? Marino.
Ca*h AsseU, - - $480,000.
Principal Office. Ho. 409. California Bt.
Smn FrmneiMtm.
srnriiii
Farta Dtwara. hu L; A. J. Raiemr. Ttt*Pr.
caau* H CniuM, »> raSary
A. r. IIOTII.IXU, * a, Omni A«aata
far 0 mm! R'aafc* ftnn. fsartlaad. Otr|.«
mhht-ci ass risks solicited
0. C. Perkins* Agent
SEATTLE SALOON
TOM SMITH PROPR
WAUHQtOTON fT!U:ET. hKATTLE.
k la ih« butUlcji f noerly Ovo Fine Has<vis .)
Wines, Liqoors, and Cigars,
Of the bsat >lll*lll7.
la Um rnr aptftaul.
BOARD BY THE DAY OR WEEK
«»«»• M«a! 10,
anart per daf tl OO
n>«n] *n k § fIU
PAINT SHOP & STORE
By
C. ORDRNAX.
mil SSM, oppnatta •xi.lrttal
SEATTLE. It'. T.
CARIIME, SlfiN, ANI
ORNAM £ NTAL
ALHO
HOl §R PA»T»6,
at atste^Nvsalienshitissa
The best
in all
MISCELLANEOUS
bdrekabMrT,
SEATTLE, W. T.,
Wm. Meydenbauer, prop *r.
t MAjtvrAcrrajn ALL IIXM *
\ Ship and Ho ft Kn-nd
ALSO
jJOI'.t,
PICNIC,
JiOSTOX.
sir; a it.
! MILK.
FANCY
and SHOO-FLY
Oals.es, «bo. t dbo.
i Order* Sited to all PART* OF KM BOIXD at
SHORT NOTICE.
■
VESSELS FURNISHED
with
AY In - Dri ed Biscu its
On cpplL-atioo, for
LOXCi Sea Voyage*.
or Prices moderate.
H. H. PUMPHRRV,
|
Successor to
IPUMPHREY
—YOUNG.
|sookscller and
jStatiotifr,
8T Ml ACADEMY
F#r VoNNf E,adie*i
Humboldt Street, Victoria.
This establishment Is plmwntly iltuiM on a
high and healthy location. surrounded bjr spe>
otous play (rounds, which afford th* young ladies
the facility of plesssnt «a!ka and usrful bodily
nntiw.
Tba pin of education ruhnm srsry means
requisite far tnioiiig young Indies in tlHim,
and In the knowledge of Uium branches of sci
•oca becoming to their MI.
Besides the ususl literary course of studies
plain sewing, all klnda of oasful and ornaments*
needle-work, and erery variety of fancy work are
taught free wf charge.
Difference of rellgioa la ao obetscls to adaia
•ton into the Institution.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition per quarter H5 00
Waahtng Sou
Music IH.OO
Drawing #.OO
Fainting *•<*>
Hair Work—<t»ur*e of leaeons 10.00
We* Work •• •• *.»>
Bed aad Bedding per annum 10.U)
tutors should be sddr*w*<-d to the SHi*rlif*ea
of
Nt. Ann's tesirnl.
Vlcteris, ¥. I.
M. H. WEED
ARCHITECT ft BUILDER.
I* a< >w prepared t»> furnish PL*XB and BPRC
IFICATIOJW for bnikilnii in sll tta branches,
also will take contracts, sad superintend.
omn om MORRILL n euro BTOBE.
Seattle, W. T.. Msrvb 11Q». l«l
BOARD AND TUITION
caa W obtained for
Two Young Ladle*
wtahina' in*tr% On la
Freich, Geraai, & IsfM Stidiei
apply ts mm «rrrrwßE*o
SAMUEL KENNEY,
Merchant Tailor
Hw just received a new end etku«
STOCK OF GOODS
For iprtng and fcaaa •■».
FASHIONABLE SUITS
MISCELLANEOUS
HOLMES & GLORB,
l«p«rlrr« »f D<«Un la
FURNITURE
DPHOLSm" GOODS,:
COMMEBCIAi STRICT, SEATTLE.
Their Immense Stock Contains
Parlor Sets,!
Of German T» poetry uui hair Cloth
Bed-Boom'Sets
: A$ V
' OF BLACK WALNUT AND WHITE ASH. trin-n.e.l
with bla<-k walnut.
Sofas & Loiiges,
OF HAIR CLOTH and TAPESTRY
Bureaus,
Oomor-Tatoloß,
Ourtoing.
; CROQUET SETS.
Coffins, Burial Cases, Caskets, Ac.
SST All goade pure baaed at thia rstablUhmrat,■
will b« delivered free to tor part of tbo city.
Seattle, July 34th. 1878.
•WArKMilfi
DRUG STORE
M. R. MADDOCKS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealer in Drucs, Patent Medi
cines, Chemicals, &c., Ac.
pkescrTptionh
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
AJ~SO,
Dealer iu Wines, Liquors, Ac.
ORDKRB FROM ABROAD SOLICITED.
M R. HADDOCKS.
(battle, January 3, I*"4.
MOORE & CO.
dealer* in
Frcah and Salted
MEATS
and a general MVHtinaut of
C 4 *• o Jl en
Alto, the best brands of
CIOARS AND TOBACCOS.
Corner of Third k Union Street*, Seattle.
SEA'ITLE N'URSKRY
One mile east from Yealer'a
wharf, on the stage road
to
Lake Washington.
Fruit Trees,
SHRUBBERY
...AND....
Choice Plants
A.LHO
A ftnratoie* Mia#
OMDAOVW MM Tomato for ml*
C. W. LAWTON. Proprietor.
MISCBLL A N KOUS
Seattle Planing Mills
G. W. KTBTm. Xanacfr.
SASH, DOORS
BLINDS. FRAMES, SHUTTERS, AND WOOD FINISH
of every description.
SEASONED LVMRERO* ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON IT AND.
FEED GHOUND
At our GRIST MILL, at Reasonable Rate,s,
Rttttl*. W. T.. Feb. 1». IST*.
BOOK & STATIONERY STORE
JOHN L JAMDMIK
I
(Next door to Schwmbacher Broa. A Co.)
COMMERCIAL STREET. SEATTLE, W. T.
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
STATIONERY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ALBUMS
«»■*«! *•*%*» «•»' «*«»«•«■ Ml.
THE CHOICEST era Aim AND TOBACCOS.
Subscriptions solicited for S. F. and Eastern Periodicals.
SEATTLE BAKERY
AND
PROVISION STORE
am ttimi, Amiu«. w. t.
L. REINIG, Prop'r,
MANUFACTURES
Bread, Cakes and Pastry
OF ALL KINDS !
Deals in GRAIN, FLOUR, GROCE
RIES and PROVISIONS, of the W
quality, Receives OREGON PRODUCE
by every steamer. Keeps FRUITS,
PASTRIES, CANDIES and CONFEC
TIONERIES, prepared in the neat
est style.
Also, TOBACCO and CIGARS.
IST Prioes moderate. Articles deli*
ered at private houses in Seattle.
\* Orders filled to all parts of ths
Sound. e2O
FK® !*. ffc JUL OF
AND
Commigaion Eminem
Messrs. MoCallixter k Vf€irty
OWNERS OF
Barge Champion
NAVE ERECTED a WARKHOt'ME ONTONE S
k Burnett' • Wharf. In thta City, »hr• u tb«y
will Wholettale and lU-tail
All Kinds of Produre !
Float sod Feed, Day sod Uiaia. V>jje?*b!ea
Fruit, Chickens, etc.
Term* Strictty Cmnh.
For Sale.
20 TONS OAT DAY.
Fifty Thousand
Oak Hoops,
At
Chehalis, Lewis Co., W. T. f
On tb( N. P. R R , Jcllnffl
at NEW TACOJIA
aiilr—
O J. HOOVE,
#«m lat, 1 rn*. Cbfbaiia
THOMAS JACKSON.
Tba popular proprietor of tba old Blafealy Hotel
for yaare. baa Biovtd to tbi» city, aa l baa opened
tba old
UNITED STATES
HOTEL
Ai •
First-Class Saloon
BOARftIXC HOUSE
I
TOO* lactec* rwu**.
*m*». aprtrt; vm
Ye Strangers
and all who feel weak and
want to be restored !
KNOW YE!
That you ean have your spir
its resuscitated, and the inner
man satisfied, by calling at
the
nmamumniiiTiiii
Wlf BUS
StoakLS, Oliops,
And all U* dalllcartea of the ssmoq am served la
tIM Wet N«t York styl*.
by the 01ms, and supplied to Parties
and sent in quantities to anv plaiv
where there is steam coin IUUU Teat ion.
Firsh Made Candies,
And an Assortment of
FI2TSX OAKSB
Constantly on hand. Wedding Oaken mad* to or
demon ths shortest nutlet. Hall Huppm and
Parties M|'pl»e.|.
May i:ttli, 1*76
WORK OXEN
Good and well-broke Oxei^
Ifo ant mm mn
At Smith's Cove, three miles
below Seattle.
A GOOD STRONG WAGON
wanted in exchange for well
broke Oxen. Enquire at the
abovenamed place, or at this
Office. m2otf
Administrator's \otirf.
t*an aj>p>>lDtrd by tb« Probata Court of
Kin* County. Wuhlrißtoti Tmiturv, AJmlnln.
trator of tba E«Utf of L. T. Woodward, lata of
California, dtmw I All rlaitna aald •«
UU» iniat be pr««»nUd t-i ma |<r><j*rlr provan, at
my rcildntr* In S«attU, lit aaiil Ktug county,
within one jaar from thin date, or tbay will l*>
b*rrad by lav. JtHHK W. GVOBOK.
Adu.iul»tf«tor v> af«r**ald.
Dated J nam 3d,
gofly garden
M A 'MA €» «» mr,
Front Street, near the Pavilion,
•Earn.a, w. t.
at um dollt taul-kx -
WINKS,
U QUO ItS,
IlKKlt, AND
CIU Alt A
•f tba BUT (yCALiTT, will always bo aervad t<>
"rims ai RH
AND THE -
BEHT CIGABB IK SKATTLB
ami nil spKczaLTxcs at this hocb»
Smith * Jewttt.
NO. 7.

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