The daily intelligencer. [volume], October 01, 1879, Image 4

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DMA IXTELLICEXfER.
Wednesday, October 1, 1879.
URAIO LODCiEOFODDFRLLOWS,
BALTIMORE, Sept. 13.— The Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows met here today.
The report of the Grand Sire gives the
condition of the order at the present
time as follows: Number of grand
lodges, 50, an increase of 2; of sabor
dinate lodges, 6,971, increase of 97,
of grand encampments, 39; of subordi
nate encampments, 1,863, increase of
2H; of lodsje initiations, 33,869, a de
crease of 2,227; of lodge metn!>er«. 442,-
291, a decrease of 5.720; of encamp
ment members, 82,408, a decrease of
2,739; total relief, $1,740,405.63, an in
crease of $35,138 97; total revenue, $4,-
200,980 52. a decrease of 8156.065.3f5.
The report then gives the decision of
the Grand Hire on various matters
and questions coming before him on
the subject of representation in the
Grand Lodge. It says:
'•U f e ought to reduce representation
to one from each grand body. The
membership of this body should be re- ,
ductd to one from each grand lodge
and grand encampment, Possibly with
this reduction, by strict economy io all
respects, especially in printing, by
omitt'ng that unjust annual donation
of the journal and digest to new mem
bers and by biennial sessions, our ex
penses may bo brought within our in
come. At our present expense it will
require a representation tax of over
8200 to meet it. In short, our finan
cial system is a failure. IJut for the _
extraordinary revenues derived from
the revision of the work in 1954 and
1872-3, we would have been bankrupt
ero now. The time has come for this
lodge to fix the rates of dues and bene
fits Sufficient facts havo been ascer
tained to justify it."
The report favors a repeal of the pro
vision of tbe constitution restricting
membership to free white males.
The report of the Grand Treasurer
for the fiscal year ending August 31,
shows the total receipts of the Grand
Lodg», including a cash balance of
$19,661 on hand at the close of the pre
vious fiscal year, to have been $19,466-
SO, and the total disbursements $37,-
871.32, leaving a cash balance ofsll,-
495.17. Deducting the cash balance
on hand, and the amount received from
the sale of United States bonds, the
revenue proper for tbo fiscal year was
830,664 IH, and deducting from the
disbursements tho amount invested in
the purchase of United States bonds the
expenses proper were $29,.'182 50, leav
ing a bilanco of tbe revenue proper of
$1,286.61 at tho close of tlia year.
The report of the Gran 1 Secretary
shows that during tho year 42,503
brothers and 6,155 widowed families
were relieved, 237,437 weeks' benefits
wore paid, and 4,368 brothers wore
buried. The amounts paid for the re
lief of brothers was $1,943,761.28; for
widowed families, $145,338.54; for the
education of orphans, 814,755.33; for
burying tho dead $232,980.19; for
special relief $94,201.40.
Resolutions were offered and reforro l
fixing the per diem of mnmbara at $4
mi 1 tlto ut eight cents per
mile, also withdrawing from I'ast
Grund Hires the right to participate in
thu deliberations of tho Grand Lodjjo.
UV TKl.Kuiurn «>u in All*.
JANKSVII.I.E, Wis, Sept. 2:1. One of
t!iu most brutal murders ever committed
in tho State occurred on tho tarm of A
White, in tho townshipof I'orter, Itock
County, ut 7 o'clock this morning.
White left the farm early in the morn
ing to make some purchase*, and while
gone his little five year old son was
mi«sed from tho house, together with
George Uarringarter, a German farm
hand. Search WAB instituted, and at 1
o'c'.ock this afternoon the body of little
'•Sandv" was discovered lying under a
manger in tho sheep barn, his throat
cut from car to ear, and the head near
ly severed. He was entirely disem
bowelled. llis arms were tied behind
him, feet securely bound, and from tho
situation it was evident that the mur
derer had first hung him, and, finding
doa'h by that means too slow, had cut
him down and fiuislied him with a
knife. liarringartor had fled on a
horse taken from the farm, and bad
been several miles away, making for bis
home at Fort Atkinson. No cause for
tho deod can be imagined He will be
captured shortly, us a sharp pursuit has
been made.
LoifUON, Sept. *.J3.--Tho Mark Lam
Hr\>ress says: Much grain has been cart
ed and stacked under conditions which
render sprouting and lota of condition
almost inevitable. In Scotland the ag
ricultural situation is gloomy. The
fields are still quite backward in the
uplands, and as the season is too far
advancod for any hope of sunshine, the
chances of tho grain maturing proper
ly are reduced to a minimum. Bad as
cur harvests have l>een since 1870, it
must bo admitted that the present sea
son's yield will be by far tho worst.
WHEELING, w. Va., Sept. ".'3.—The
notorious Florence Qoldsborough was
arrested hero tonight, sailing under
mule attire. in which garb she had hired
out a; a farm hand and stolen three
hundred dollars from a countryman
namod James Robinson. She will now
goto the penitentiary for the fourth
time.
CHICAGO, Sept. 'J3.—A novel suit was
begun today. Tho widow of Hugh Mc-
Conville, the man murdered by Sherry
and Conley, for which the latter were
haugrd, begin suit for SIO,OOO dama
ges under the State law againt the own
er of the saloon where Sherry and Con
ley procured the liquor which got them
intoxicated, against the owner of the
building and against the agent who
leased the premises
HEAVY FAILVRE. -The firm of Col
breath, Grant Jfc Cook, doing an exten
sive business in the Cassiar mines, have
failed. Liabilities, $85,000. It was
hoped tho tirm could get an extension,
when it would be able to pull through,
but while the Victoria creditors acceded
to this proposition, some parties in San
r rancisco refuted an«l forced the firm
into bankruptcy. The geutlemen com
posing the firm are alt regard<*d as
straightforward, honest business men,
and their failure is due to the collapse
of the tuinee.
REMIT —lf you owe us anything
don't be remiss about remitting, but re
mit at once, as otherwise it compels us
to bo unremitting in recommitting to
your memory your remissness in remit
ting.
MEAT MARKETS.
CHICAGO MARKET
FRONT ST., SEATTLE.
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
'
ALWATS OS HAJTO.
V Finn Prod are bought aad Bold.
Onftum A Olatodt.
m-4tf
BKEIF! BUMF!
XJIVIOIV MARKET
ALL BINDS Of
■EATS, VEGETABLES, FLOUR, GROCERIES,
Aad Caucd FralU, Lard, Bu.
All order* promptly filled, aad aatlafactloa
(uruitoMl.
««"« R. KNIPE.
M. DENSMOR£
DEALER IN
FRESH AND BALTED MEATS
Aad a general assortment of
GROCERIES
Alao the beat braada of
Tobnoco ami Clgara.
o»**sa or ruaa in cuof iraaars.
f(U4tf
NORTH IPACIFIC
BREWERY
AUGUST HEHLHORN, Prop'r.
(RCCOaMOB TO M. aCBMIM.)
The Bent Beer Always on Hand.
ORDER? PROMPTLY FILLED.
Jafcdawtf
Maison Ddree
RESTAURANT !
FRONT STIIEET, HEATTLE.
HORACE DOWNS,
si'CcaMoa TO DAVID a. wtMTta,
HAS THB PLEASURE OP ANNOUNCING
that be has flttrd un the above place. and
bai oix-oed Itaia FIRST-CLASS BKSTAURANT.
Ladle* and Gentlrmen boarded by tbe day or
week ou the HOST ItKASON ABLE TERMS.
FRESH OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE.
remittee supplied with Onters at 50 CISTS
PBB gDABT.
Three Meal Tickets for fl 00.
Also,
FURNISHED ROOMS!
Newly fitted ap. JtSMf
T. S. RUSSELL,
UNDERTAKER
18 PBELAEKD TO DO ALLJ9TTLH OP
Undertaking and embalming.
All orderi promptly attended to. and satisfaction
(varan teed.
WAswtsofos;SrmaaT, Sairru, W. T.
lelVdtf
BY INDUSTRY WE THRIVE.
LOOMS CP LIKE A
4-TIME
WI.INEB, AT THE
BAVARIAN BEER HALL
IHD
READING ROOMS.
Mill Htreet.
All Kinds of Lunches to Order.
ali-dtf
11. AH RAMS'
LIVERY, HICK IND FEED
BTABLEB
Corner, of Commercial atui Was)>i*jbm Sis.
SEATTLE, W. T.
Bight** f °* b pr,tE l ><lr attended to day oe
ESTABLISHED ISSS.
L. REINIG,
SEATTLE BAKERY,
Wheieaale aad EMail Dealer Is
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
FEUIT,
VEUETABLEB.
BREAD, CAKE, CRACKERS, ETC
ur Goods dtUnnd to nil pan af the m.v
free of charge.
FRESH. BREAD DELIVERED
EVERY MORNING 1
STEAMBOATS, Ac.
PU6ET SOUND LINE.
M
raoKpmss AIO muulahtt. BXDCCKD
nun. root bzdcosd mi to
UTD DATS.
Tha new utd M arbooeer*—Bepcrter, C»pt.
Koch. BxeeMor. Oapt- Euate:. Cool**, Oapt.
feitku Hoaoene, Cap*. EUiott, Will make ragular
trip* frost
SAN FRANCISCO TO SEATTLE, DIRECT.
Shippers ptaaae order by tne above Lose.
w.Hru. iamraaec affected at the lowest ratea.
rHiS. H. WELLS, Aftal.
30 Oallfomla street, Baa Francisco
JilMifll
THE STEAMER
iJSSfr
JSBi
JOSEPHINE,
J. W. SMITH, Master.
Will Inn for Bkaglt City TU LI Oonaer, touch,
lag at all way porta, rrery Monday aad Friday.
alOdtf
PORT BUKELYX SEATTLE
THE PABBEXOEB STEAMER
m -mi c? c? *2 m m
CAPT. NUGENT,
WUI IMT*
SEATTLE
FOB
POrt BlalLelv
Every Afternoon at 3 o'clock.
■■l
Return the next Morning 'at 9 o'clock.
Fat pa—ge apply mi board. f7-dtf
For Shoalwater Bay, Gray's Harbor, Port
Townsend, Seattle, VFctoria
and Nanaimo,
4ad will call at other Porta abould Freights offer.
THE COASTING BTEAMEII
Alexander Duncan,
■JAME9 CARROLL Commander.
Leaving Pacific Dock, Portland,
OCTOBER ltlh, AT # P. M.
Offlco on dock foot Of Salmon street.
alJtf Z. J. BATCH, Agent.
THE STEAMER
MARY TAYLOR
la prepared to do all kind* of
AHD LOGGING CAMP WORK.
Tawing Ship* a Specialty.
One of Use moat experienced pilots on ruget
Sound ia in command of this Steamer.
All business promptly attended to.
For freight or paaeage apply on board or to S.
Waterman, Agent, Port Townsend.
Jy«dtf M. B. CLARK. Master
THE STEAMER.
Nellie,
GHAS. LOW, Master,
Will leave Snohomish 01 ty every Monday tor
Seattle, and returning, will leave Brattle for Sno
homUh each Wednesday. On Thursday will leave
Snohomish again for Seattle, returning on the
following Saturday. aplllf
For Tacoma, Steilacoom and
Olympia.
TUB P. S. T. CO.'FT STEAMER
MESSENGER !
OAPT. J. O. PABEEB,
WOA Lun BRATTLE I VERY
Toss 4*7, Thursday and Saturday
_ AT urn O'CLOCK, A. K.
IJIX-dlf
For Tacoma.. Steilacoom iOlyipia.
THE STAUSCH AND bK A WORTHY STFC'AIIKR
jfifcZEPHYR
W K. lALLAED, Master,
OanyißfU.B. Kails and Walls, Fargo
* Co-'s Express,
WILL LBAVB SEATTLE EVEBT WEDNESDAY
and PrUay mornings at T a. M. and Sunday
m *• *• MtsMDif wits the Enllroad at TV
"■a. octldhwtf
fHE BTEAMER
FANNIE LAKE
WILL LEATE POa
Mukilteo, Tulalip, Stanwood,
Skagit, Utsalady & Laconner
mif
Monday and Thursday, retaining Tuesday
and Friday,
And the 3d and 4th Thanday la each month fer
■oekeaeh.
Prrtght aad paseage at greatly redaoed raice.
I A HILL, Master.
BARRELS FOR SALE.
500 SALMON BARRELS,
(Half and whete) of the vary beet deernpUaa eaa
ke toaght ayea ay plication to the anilwttgnul
OH wafer
•snsh By the Scare, Huadrtd er Thevtand
Solicited aad werfc gnaraaleed.
George Hedaey,
Os Mate Bkaet, nppoaito M s Livery Stahte,
alßdlw SsaStt*. W. T.
MISCELLANEOUS
SEATTLE CO^L
—ASD -
TRANSPORTATION CO
t*rlart|MU plare of Bnlaws, S«n
I'rnarbee, Cat
Location of Works, Kluf Connty
Washington Territory.
Tkls Company la now prepay to furnish
Superior Quality of Coal
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT !
w -w1.7 mz: A ■ - 9
For Sale, at Low Prices !
Apply at the Office of THE SEATTLE COAL
ft TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Seattle. Xorwber 7th. 1874.
HUM, HI DE & CO
San Francisco,
The Largest Wholesale Music
llonse on the Coast.
GENERAL AGENTS FUR.
THE UNEQUALLED
Tlieee Supttb Instruments hr.ve achieved a
rncceea unparalleled in the history of Piaao-fcrto
Manufacture.
They are remarkable for Great Volume. Parity
and Bwaateaaa ot Tom, aad Lmrabtllty
iUO amUL AOKNTS FOB
GERMAN UPRIGHT PIANOS
AND
STANDARD AND ESTEI'
OSGAN S.
Instruments Sold on easy Installments
FOR SHEET MUSIC,
BRASS INSTRUMENTS,
And Everything in the Music Line,
ADDUSS
SHERMAN, HYDE & CO.,
San Francisco, Cal.
CHARLES HEAHER, Local Agent,
SEATTLE. aug'.Wdswlj
LOAN AND SAYINGS
—ANI)
ABSTRACT OFFICE
Money Heceived in sums of $5 and upwards and
Loaned only on first-class Mortgage
Security.
Intercut papablo semi-annually; on first «i»ys of
January and July.
We have a COMPLETE ABSTRACT OF TITLES
to all landa In Seattle and King County, and
make a apecialty of conveyancing sad making
abstracts of title.
Tasea paid for non-resiilentH. Pre-emption
and Homestead paper* made for Bettlerw.
MACKINTOSH & REEVES.
mhS-d&wtf
PU6ET FOUNDRY !
WHITE & TENNY
.BCOCESSOBS TO I. F. k T. WILSON.
ALL KINDS or IRON AND BRABS CAST
tngs don* at San Francisco prices.
Orders from all parts of the Sound wll be filled
With promptness «nd dispatch. apU-dsw
FARM FOR RETT
A DAIRY FARM OF
160 ACRES
ALL UNDER FENCE.
With a large bearing
ORCHARD, BARN, DWELLING HOUSE, AC.,
Toormaa WITH
TEN GOOD MILCH COWS.
I will lease for one or Ave years for Two Hun
dred Dollars a year, each year la advance. For
further particulars Inquire of
H. A. JUDSON,
I.ynden. Whatcom Co.. W. T.
Or E. B. EBET. Seattle, W. T. sidtw-wtf
FOR SALE.
SEVERAL THOUSAND POUND:! OF TTPE
Metal, of compoaition almost similar to
Babbitt metal. aad used for the bearings of Jour
nals. will be aold at a bargain la large quantities
For further particulars addi«M
THE INTELLIGENCES COMPANY,
dAwtf beat tie, W T.
INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.
IP STKINLE. PBOFE9SOB OF MCSIC, FOli
-J' marly teacher of Ptaao ai Mills Seminary.
Csltfogita. will accept a limited number ot ad
vanced pupils for a thorough and classical Inatrne-
Hon. Refer. to Pref. A J. Anderson. President
of tb« UotTtnltT. For further imogeiDfDti call
ft* Win, MtjdißbiQtr's. tZfcllot
ABOUT DOORB.
T* IS BECOMINO WELL CNDERHTOOD
that no pins door is as good in this climate as
doors made of Paget Hound seasoned cedar.
F#P the Best Odar DHN,
sa wsu. as sea
B—h, Blinds, Brackets and Molding*
At the low eat prices, aand your orders to the
TIMWITU SASH AND DOOR FACTORY.
•»Mt< M. •. COOPER, Proprietor.
HELMBOLDS BUCHU.
H. T. HELMBOLD S
COMPOUND
Fluid Extract
BUCHU
PHARMACEUTICAL.
A Specific Remedy
FOR ALL
DISEASES
OF THE'
Bladder and Kidneys
For dtbllity, Loss 01 Memory. Indisivsiiioi t •
Exerllon or business. Shortness i,f biv:.ili. i'r ■.
led with Thoughts of Dljeato. Dlmno-3 of i-»i ;
Pain in the Back, Cliegi and Head. K> iol l»!iu
to the Head, Palo Couuienance,: •-- F SUin.
If these svmptoms arr allowe 1 to go on, very
frequently "Epileptic Fits and CouHunip'ion fol
low. When the constitution becomes affected It
requires the aid of an invigorating medicine to
strengthen and tone up the system —which
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
Docs in Every Caw.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
IS UNEQUALED
By any remcvly known. It 1« prescribed by I lie
IUOS: eminent physicians all over tin worl.l in
Itlieumatlsui.
Spermatorrhoea,
Xouraljfia,
i\errouinv*i
l)y«|ie]Miu.
liirtijfcat ion,
Constipation,
Aches uuil I'UIIK,
General Debility,
Kidney Diaeaacs,
Liver Complaint,
NVrvoai Debility,
Kpllepay,
Head '"roubles,
Paralyal*,
• General 111-llcallli,
Mplnal Diseases,
Sciatica,
Deafness,
Decline,
Lumbago,
Catarrh,
N>r«'i)ua Complaint*
K. inale CompTalnts, «fcr.
Headache. Pain In the Shoulders, Coueli, I>U
tlnsss, Hour Ktomach, Eruption*. lisd Ts»to in
the Month, Palpitation of the Ueart. Pr.in in the
rfglon of the Kidneys, and a thonssnd other pi,in
ful ayniptoniH are the otti-prir.Ks of Pyspe; la.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
Invigorates the Sim teSi
And sttmulste* the torpi.l Liv. r. 11 .wi 1* m I
Kidneya to a healthy action. In i-leaii<iii« tin- 1.1 . t .|
of all Impurities, and Imparting Lev life an I
vigor to the whole svstem.
A single trial will b« quite sufficient to convince
tho uoat hesitating of Its valuablo reiiiidi:»!
qualities.
Priet; S1 per ISottlf
Or Six Bottlos for $5.
Delivered to any addreas fruui observation.
" Patient*" may consult by letter, receiving ths
aame attention as by csllint'. l>y tlo>
following
1. Give your name ami pust addraa*
county and Htate, and your neareat eiprriui office
3. Your age and sea?
I. Occupation ?
4. Msrrled nr single?
5. Might, weight no*and In health?
6. How long have you been siek ?
1. Voar completion, color of hair and eyes ?
R. Have you a atuoplng or erect Kelt ?
». Heiate without rrixrvation *ll you know
about your rate. Enclose one X liar as c»u«ulta-
Ilea tee. *our lattor will then receive our atten
tion, and we will give yju the Mature of y..nr
disease and our candid opinion con«s:Mi.,-
cure.
Competent Phyalciana attend to correap >nd. uee.
All letter* ahould be addrrewd to l>isp- naarv
HIT Filbert street. Pliladelphia, Pa.
11. T. IIELX1I!0L1>.
Druggist an 1 Chemist,
Philadelphia, I'».
80LDJEVERY WHERE.
io-idawly
MISCELLANEOUS.
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MVGII McALEEK & CO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Stoves, Ranges, Tinware,
(OPFMARE GRANITF
LilO PIPE, UR *%
STEAM PIPE, GAS PIPE,
iit; - PlTTHitt Brass Goods
SHEET LEAD, SHEET COPPER AND ZINC.
All JOH WORK pertaining to tbe business promptly attended to.
Orders from abroad solicited, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
lIUGH McALEEK & CO.,
COMMERCIAL STREET, SEATTLE, W. T.
Seattle, June Ist, 1878. jeo-dtf
WA CHONG & CO.,
c;u.im r A. TSFII2 a s* r jr»i*jE
TEA DIRECT FROM CHINA, THE PUREST AND BEST,
At ilic llrlok Store corner of Wuhiugton and Third atreota, 8e»U)«.
Dealer In Rice, Opium and all Kinds of China Goods.
feciMtr
NEW BOOT STORE
A. (!. W. KOKSTKU,
lioot iitiii Malicr.
All Kiuilh (•{ Uocta *11(1 Shoes niadu to order
K( jiairt:;;; cl'ine neatly and at reasonable ratea.
Only the Ih>Bl ot Ht»< k u»«l. A ( l woik guar-
Dleed.
Shop with Dnviil Knufman,
NEXT IIM«R TO TUB k*Ckb~.. ftlS-dt'
FOUNTAIN BEER HALL
Front St. nrxt lo \orth Putific Brewery.
TIIK CI LtRKATKD
Schraieg's Lager Beer on Tap
CJMK i>D TIV IT.
Ilu(lii'<*l.««r In <luiart» uu I I*liit«.
julJ dtf FKED. OAFCH, Proprietor.
•i* XI 33
EATTLE WEEKLY
I:\TELLIGGKCGI
IS ISSUED
EVERY SATURDAY.
IT* SUIM HIPTION I'.A !>: n
s:i im:i* a\m m
lid ADVANCE.
si: ,v Tt a, i :
SOAP FACTORY
A. S3. tIIU'KSO.\, Proprietor.
('oimuiTi ial Street, S. .ittle.
U.i uf. t;ir< r of amtperl r artt. le of Wa»hi:.j(
ai. I Toilet M.,»p -t»n Krauclaco prltea.
Merchants and othrni *ill find It to their ad
.&f> to butui) luduMtr)
lyfi-dtf
' I
a2Ml»oiu
GEO. P.
ROWELI
& CO.
Newpaper Advertising Bureau.
For Ten Dollars: Four lines inserted
one week in Three Hundred and Fifty
Newspapers.
For Ten Cents: One Hundred Page
Pamphlet with Lists of Newspaper!
and Advertising Rates.
i
10
Spruce St.
N. Y.
j«4 d*wtr
GO TO
R. W. OSBOURNE
'iJft'-utii ffi Mm . VL>
'A sVBBI' .
* ' -j • xt*
V. •-
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES
The Ctteapent plac« In Wthhingtou TwHl*'
none but Itw bt ht ol alock umhl. «-
Working Btiuta made for $0; • » c
From Hirn t, opposite Uulllvan'i block.
FUEL FOR SOUND STEAMERS
SEATTLE NUT COAL
At $2 Per Ton,
DELIVKUKD ON HOARD WITHOUT A MOVv"**
DELAY KUt<M UI'NKEKS «-.P»XIALLi
CON.fTKL'CTKD TO ACCOMO
DATE SOUND HTk'AIUK:!.
#«»e lliae ami ni«nr* b» getting 7 our
«. 0. * T. Co. at Pcattlr.: