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J EVENING CAPITAL f f lt', - VOL. 5. "THE PEOPLE'S PAPER." SALEM, OREGONi MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1892. "TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY." NO.SM JOURNAL RUSH IN IS TKADE AT THE- F RACKET NEW YORK Follow the Crowd and Learn the Cause. 333 Commercial Street. Mi n 1 L SROAT & GIIvE, BANQUET v. MIPS. Brass. i Onvx and Finest Ever Brought to Salem. PttOFBSSIONAIi AND 11USINB9S ADS TILMON FOIID, attorney at law, Balem, Oregon, OMce up-stalra In Patton'a Llock. T K. CONjr, Attorney at law, room 7, 14. Murphy Block. HJ. MGCJKIt, Attorney at law, Salem, . Oregon. OnlaeoverLadd A Hush's bunk, 2ftf JJ.BHW( M. W. HUNT. SHAW A . IIUMT.HttornnyHatlaw. Office over Capital National bank, Balem, Oregon, T fan's T. IUCJIA11DSON, Attorney .at law, OfHcniin Kt.llfflin front, pnnmanf Mur ush block, corner Commercial and rvinrt streets, balem, Oregon. JOHN A. CAltSON, Attorney at law. .Rooms .land 4, Ladd 6t Bush's bank building, Balein, Orcgen. 811yr 0. F. BONHAM. W. II. IIOLMKS. llONHAJt A Hoicks. Attorneys nt law. D Office In Hush's block, between State and Court, onCoru'lSt, TT L. POOUK, Stenographer and Typo Ill, writlst. Over LadcVA Bush's bank, Balem, Oregon. THE CAPITAL JOIIMAL H0FER BROTHERS, Editors, POBIJSEEDDAILY.KXOKPXBONDAY, BTTBX Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated,) Offloe, Commercial Street, In P. O. Building Entered at the postoflhse at Balem, Or., as scrona-cisss matter. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S Gov't ! OUR HEAVY TAX PAYERS. List of Assessments ofFiveThoU' sand Dollars or Over. T H. BUAD3IIAW, PHYSICIAN AND j-. ourgoon, oatem, urcgon, umco in liush-llreyman block, upstairs Residence corner Htateand B. K. corner Inter street. WH. YOUNG, M. D.. Office formerly , occupied by Dr. Rowland, corner court and Liberty streets. Telephone No. 45. Office heurs: 8 a. m. to 12; 'i to 4 p. in., and 7 to U p. in Residence 18th street on elcctrlo car line. Telephone No. 9, 211. W. 8. MOIT, physician and sur geon. Oltlco In Kldrldge Block, ha i.Oruiron. Office hours 10 to 12 a. m. lilo4p. in. 120 State Street. 82TSEE EAST WINDOW. Ed. C. Cross, Choice Meats. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all Kinds, Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser vices and prompt delivery to all parts of the city. 98 Court and 110 State Streets. Stoves and Tinware, Barr (I Petzel j Plumbers and Tinners, 214 & 216 Commercial St., Salem. Garden Hose and Lawo Bprlnklers. A complete line of Stoves and Tinware, Tin roofing and plumbing a specialty. Estimates for Tinning and Plumbing Furnished. ARCHIE MASON. A. B- SMITH mm & blossi, 130 STATE STREET. TINWARE, ROOFING, STOVES, Creamery and Dairy Sup plies, Steel Ranges, Parlor Heaters in all Styles a Specialty. CLOTHES WHINGERS AND WINERS JBThe best on earth, call. Give us a 10:3-tf. MASON ss ssivaiijriEi: General - Contractors, Street Work, Sewering, Excavating, Concrete and Mason Work, Tiling, &c. All work promptly done. SALEM, OREGON. AUCTION SALE. We are Instructed to sell at our Sale Room, 62 State street, Salem, October 22d, a complete line of Ladles' and Misses' Woolen Hose, Ladles and Children's Shoes, Men's Hats, Shirts, etc. Also, a good milch cow, and a lot pf household furniture, consisting of Bedsteads, Mattresses, Chairs, Stoves and other articles too numerous to mention. RED FRONT BAZAAR. J. F. GOODE, Auctioneer Capital City Restaurant Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. WaraMeak at All Hours ol tlioDay None but white labor employed In this establishment, A good substantial meal o xked In first class stylo Twenty-five cents per meal RBD I R O N T Oof t street between Opera .House and Mlnto's Livery Proposals for Stationery. Office of the Secretary of State. UAZ.EK. Oregon. Sept. 3, 1892. Pealed proposals will be received at this office until noon, Movembur 3, 1S-U2. to fur nish the following articles for the State of Oregon. 10 reams legal cap, Hlb,No.7 rullng.whlta laid, cream, charter oak, or Scotch 11 Lieu. 'JO reams first-class cou cress note. 71b pkes , No. 7 ruling, white laid. 18,000 No. BJ i whlto em elopes, 601b No. 1 rag, XXX. 13 gross rallrosd steel pens, No. 149. SO gross Ulllott's steel pens. No 401. 4 gross anion's stool pens, No. 803. 3 gross Esterbrook "J" pens. lOdoz Peck, Htow A Wilcox's Inkstands, No 658. 4 doz. Peck, Stow a Wilcox's Inkstands, No. 651. 10 doz. Feck, Stow A Wilcox's Inkstands, No. 420. 12 doz. Ivory folders, U inch standard. 4 doz. Ivory folders, 10 Inch congress. 4 doz. mucilage cups, No, 8, .Morgan's p j taut. 10 doz. mucilage stands, reservoir, No. 8, Morgan's patent. 3 reams linker's treasury blotting paper, HOlta assorted colors. 2 ;,Wh No. 2 Kjgle ltecordrr lead pencils, Bl.t l UW. DH.MINTAB.A.DAVIS. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 11 a. m.; 2 p. m. to &.p. m. taea lwy or night calls attend to. special attention gi on to diseases of worn eu and children. Office In NewBankBlk., am wuiuivreiiu suoei,. iiesiaence same. RS. S. O. BROOKS, Practical nurse. Many veilrfl of cxonrlsnco. Itnul. douce In Yew Pnra,oue block west of car line, on Illmes' struct. 9 19-lm M D tlons of every description. nuns u specialty. H. T. O. SMITH. Dentist, 93 State street, ijuum, ji riunucu uuuiut Uvra- raluieHSOpora- D.PUGH, Architect, Finns, Spool- uutbiirua iiuu nuuuiiuiriiuiii i mr all classcB of buildings. Otllce 290 Com mercial St., up stairs, 0A. ROBKUT, Architect, room 421, Mar . quam building, Portland, Oregon. DV,'. TOWN8END. Civil Engineer and . Surveyor. Offlco with Oregon Land Vm , Salem, Oregon. r J. liARHBN A CO,, aianufhcture of all L . ktndsof vehicles. lUKilrlugn special ty. Huop 45 HIate street. idoz Santord's premium fluid, squirts. 4, mi. rtwiioru 8 wriiiug nuiu quarts. 10 doz. gummed stub flies, N lupages. J)ROTKCTION LODQK NO.2, A.O. U.W. . Meets In their hall in State Insurance ulidlug, e cry Wednesday evening. B. A. MoFAUDKM. M. W. J. A. SELWOOI), Itecorder. TMPROVKD OKUKH OK RED MKN, J Kamlakuu TilbeNo. 8, Halem. Uolds counLll every Thursday evening, at 7.S0. Wigwam lu state lusuranoe hall, K O. BARER, Prophet. KKANK O. WATKR9. Chief of Records EDUCATIONAL. Go to the Best. Residence 382 Church St. Sasti and Door Factory Fronti Street, Salem, Oregon. The best class of work in our line at prices to compete with the lowest. Only the best" material used C.N. CHURCHILL T S. BURROUGHS CHTJKCHlIili & BUBROUGrllS, Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters; SHEET METAL WORKERS. Agents for the celebrated economic force and lift Pump. 100 Cbemeketa Street. FOUND The place to get a Saddle horse, Livery rig, Express, Dray or Truck, Wood, Hay, Mill teed or good well rotted Manure, load of Dirt or Gravel. Call on Ryan & Co., back of Willamette hotel. Prompt and careful work is our motto. RYAN & CO. B, F. DRAKE, Prosristor, T. G. PERKINS, Gesiral Superintendent SALEM IRON WORKS, SALEM, .......... ORBQON, Manufactures STEAM ENGINES. Mill Outfits, Wafr Wheel Governors, Fruit Farm machinery made and repaired. J. J. SIGN AND MUTTON, PAINTER, Jl llzll iutun,uuiNiyii Ai J5 doz. Duplex cupboard letter dtps. 10 doz. Kaber's rnbber rulers, 14-Inch flt so uuz. sieei erasers, itogers io. IB, Ji'J, bone, a doz. steel 'seers, Roger's No. 18, 149, ebony. 30 boxes Fiber's No 800 rubber bands, assorted sizes, 6 gross Faber's led pencils, No, 3, hex agon gilt. 13 gross Faber's lead pencils, o. 2, round 15 dos. Faber's patent ink and pencil rub ber erasers, mammoth; SOU0 McO Ill's patent paper fasteners, No. 2, flat head. liOOO McQlll's patent paper fasteners. No. 4, flat head. 16 doz. table pads to hold paper, 19x24 Inches, stroug rather tips. 14 uuz. wiMEO iinnnr nnjiraix. rrni.nnr xu. i. 20 pounds hemp twine. No. 12 i doz. Sanford's mucllsre auarts. At the same time separate bids will be received for 15 dozen fins penknives to be described by trade numbers, samples to be exhibited. Bids should be marked "Proposals for Batatlonery." None but the best quality ol goods will be accepted. Tho right to reject any or all bids is re served. All the above articles to be deliv ered at Salem on or before December 2s, 1192. OtO. W. MoBRIOE, 92m Secretary ofstaef T The place'JIor young ladles and! centle- men to keouie a thorough education is tho w.U,uUk.,CI UVVT, Pa- Decorator, Kalsominer and per Hanger. Leave orders at A. B. Bnren A Son's Fur niture store or Broat A Oile, Grocers. NOTICE. I wish tojsay to my customers In the lumber trade thai I have resigned my po sition in the Inman,Poulsen co, lumber yard here, but still ask the patronage oi me comrociors, ana i. win iry 10 maxo It to eery ones interest to call on me and fet my prices belore purchasing elsewhere, guarantee as good lumber as Is in Oregon and Willi ever treat you white. N. MATHEWS. WILLIAMS & ENGLAND BANKING CO. CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000 Transact a general banking business! In all its branches. GEO. WILLIAMS President m Long and still tho leading Institution of tho North West. Better than ever I New course of instruction in Oratory, Theology and Post-Graduated. HTUUllv". Nonnul.BiisInena, Academy, College, and Law courses greatly enlarged and Improved. Faculties increased and Improved. For Cataloguo of College of Law write' Dean H T. Klohurdhon, Esq , Halem, Or. For Cutaloguo of College of Medical nnd Pharmacy wilto Dean UichmondKelly.M. D.. Portland. Or. For geueral Cntalogua write Rev. Geo. Whltaker, D. D., President, Salem, Or. 7-25-Jm-dw Conservatory of Music, WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, SALEM, OREGON. Tho course most complete and the high- iv gruue oi any music scnooi in tue Northwest. Best and newest methods of leacning, uniargeu lacllltles and new plan lor instruction of begluners for the coming scnooi year, uipiomas granted on nexi term Degms Z.M.PAHVIN, llusla Director. 7-tf-d2m-wlm completion of course eeniemuere, iK. bond for catalogue WK. EN (LAND liUUHMcNAllY ..Vice Preslden .Cashier. , DIRECTORS: Geo. Willlams.Wm. Eng. Und,Dr. J, A. Richardson, J. W. Hodson, J, A llaktr. Bank In new Exchange block on Com mercial street. H.12-U Drying OuUlU, Traction Engines, Cresting, etc Farm maebldery made and repaired. General agents and manufacturers of the celebrated WabUtrom Patent Middlings runner ana nceu. Salem Truck (6 Dray Co. m Iron works. Drays and truck may be found throutcbout the dav at DRAYS AND TRUCKS always ready for orders. Sell and deliver wood, hay, coal and lumber. Of fice State St., opposite Ba th corner af State and CojmuereUf streets. F. T. HART, LEADING AiEROHANT TAILOR. 7 COMMERCIAL STREET. BROOKS & LEGG, PRESCRIPTIONS CarsAtUy aewfoB4d day or j.Mnj.ii4 i.j4I BHfUt. FOR SALE I CHOICE TRACTS FOR SUBURBAN HOMES AND FRUIT GARDENS, Within one-hall mile of two electric street car lines and lair grounds station and pott- ouice. uniy iwo ana one-quarter miles from tho center of Salem. Healthy, beau tiful location. Bell exirapood. welldrnlnpd and rich. Price low and terms easy. 8-10-tf II. W. COTTLE. For Sale. Sixty-acre tract neartbeclty, AUeleared. Will produce anything that grows In Ore gon. Also a good 7 room house, and barn. Pure well water, 2 choice lot. A bargain. Also desirable lota and blocks In Pleas ant Home Addition ou easy terms. Other One City Property. Enquire at YVm E Burse's ofllce, over Barr Petcel's, East side Commercial St. Halem, Oregon, ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN, South ofWIllamettHetl, 8ALBM ORB0O1I Money To loan oct Chattel Mortgages. HessfM land; no d4sy. THOM AM JOHNSON. Only One. Chaueetor a eotony. MSOaerM of btt boti'Hii jaua, om-iuui in cliuvsiuwi, ihu small kir.-sws and Uk, has fUMi crop oa uaw, triiUtfltmv. ate. Is sve mMec (nun Balein. Owkwi, SSMWSVII aet. Ou-tHM ad tot- r tu vo yariy tuymiata wtta 4 H JSBf!fAYi.nt W. Taylor, House Cleaner, Gardner and General Jobber. CARPET LAYING AND CLEANING, WHITE WASHING AND WINDOW CLEANING A SPECIALTY. Leave orders at Thomas & Johnson's 263 Commercial strejt. FRIENDS POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Will be opened to students Sept. 13, 1802. Ollors tho must practical courses of study ol any school in the Btate, viz: Mechanical Engl ucerlug, civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Academic antf Grammar school courses Btudents practice dally In wood shop, machine shop, und labora tories. Tuition and Hoard per Year, ISO. Special Inducements to a few young men ho wish to work for their board und tui. tlou during vacations. For prospectus and further Information, address EDWIN MORltlHON.M.B, Presdent, Kalm, Or, M.T. RINEMAN 2EALXK Hi Staple and Fancy Groceries, Crockery:Glassware, Lmis. Woeden and Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed, AlBoveeetablesaadfrulU In their season, "Highest Price paid for country produoe." We solid ashareofyoar patronage. lXINUtstrMt MONEY TO LOAN. Hpoelal Inducements for the next SO days on good form loans, FEAR & HAMILTON, Boom 14, Mush Bank blocs'. 6 12dn Authorized Capital $500,000, CAPITAL NATIONAL, BANK rUleei, Oregon. W.A.CUMCK.'llw. 'V. W, MARTIN, VleePres. i. U.AJjBKKT, Cashier. Wate, County and City WarraoU bought at rar. aw FRUIT s and HOW TO GROW In Oregon. VfM4psjCtCJt lfi diseasM ameBg fruit ir4 itttw aetua twtts LKll IMtt. MArUssilturMV. ,.tiMbook. I'rWa.J eesu iwr etpy. Wvcy iH gwtK iotW send tit ettj. W. it. rfUfm. -.... L.-.. si? Miss Ballou's KINDERGARTEN. THIRD YEAR Opens Monday, Heptemner IBtli, at Kin. dorgarten Jlall, opposllu opera house. Children received at three years of age and over. A connecting class will be cs Ubllshed lor advanced Kindergarten pu pils and those beginning primary work. Only he best modern Kindergarten meth ods employe,!. Prang's system ot drawing ruu ixjiur wura inirwiucea. Following Is tho complete Hat of tax payers paying on valuations of $5,000 or oyer, as taken from County Assessor Cleaver's just completed assessment rells: Albert, J H $ 2J.894 Allen, Henry 0,200 Anderson, James 14,131 American Mttr Co r- 13,300 Anderson, W R 6,332 Alliance Trust Co 16,200 Adolph, Sam 15,200 Arnold, Cbas - 6,601 Baker, Frank C 6,835 " Solomon and John N 5,034 " J A 0,740 Barnes, D 5,128 Bank of Woodburn 12,500 Batchellor, J N 6,841 Beak, Mrs CM 10.0S0 Beers, Oliver 7,020 Bender, Emma 0,030 Brey, M 0,200 BreymnnBros 32,009 Bezimer, Jacob . 6,300 Bingham, Geo "G 0,009 Boise, R P. 7,332 Booth, J J 6,040 Browney, B S 6,210 Brown, Ben Sen-i 9,400 " J M2 5,285 " Bam Est 13,040 Brooks L Est 6,000 " W W 7,401 Bybee R E 9,107 Cuso, Win N 0,900 Claggett, W D 16,005 " Chas 0,305 Casey, James 6,245 Carpentor, Mrs A 7,475 Crabtree, J I 6,381 Capllnger.JC 6,021 Cranston, Warren 10,773 Capitol Adventure Co 5,350 Cook F M Sen 10,702 "EN Est 8,000 Cone, H B 8,502 Cone, G A 11,442 Cross, E C 9,376 Corbltt & MoLeay 5,000 Cob, A B Est, 6.C00 Coolidge & MaClaine 42,230 Cosgroye, Hugh Sen 10,008 Crocker, SB 0,108 Cuslck, Dr W A 14,130 Church, B W 7,000 Davis Napoleon, 20,640 Davis, T J 5,000 Darby, W H H 7,830 Drake, B F ... 10,003 Darst Wm Est 9,000 DalrymploJ J & Co 7,150 Dennis John 7,080 Db Guiro O F 5,370 DImick G U 5.820 Dickinson O 0,600 " J R 8,050 Downing G S 10,748 Doty N R 6,263 Durblu Isaao 1,7025 " Sol 10,270 " Dan 11,335 Dundee Mtg &, Trust Co 14,727 EasthamWF. 6,050 England Wm 18,115 Chan J W 5,400 Eberhard J f 6,785 Eldrldgo F. E. Est 24,000 Edes Mrs Rboda N 7,125 EoirG W , 7,087 Feller Fiancis 10,860 " Peter Sen 8,401 Fletcher Henry 0,698 " S M 7000 First Natl Bank of Idaho 6000 RoYal ssl. ' Bakii Powdi jgasag? ABSOLUTELY PURE Huffman J A ..: 13,200 Iventors Mtg Security Co 7,000 Jaokson J B, Est 14,030 Jarvls, Coukllng Mtg Co 14,685 Jones Sam W 0,375 " " Bilos 7,000 ""GeoH 7,000 ""ML 17,692 Jones J B 6,295 " " Harrison 7,135 Johnson G W 7,310 " Maithlas u--, 0,415 JoryHT 6,730 Johns Julia A 7,000 Kaiser Wm M 9,425 Krausse Bros 6,000 Kavanatigh D 7,680 Kay Thos Woolen Mill Co- 14,000 Keene Mrs W 0,907 Kennedy J D , 15,012 Kirk Peter 7,677 Kllnger & Beck 10,100 Klnyon J R 6,049 Ladd & JBush 175,448 " " & Tllton 6,000 Larson & Inglebret .0,030 La Follett A M 8,074 LafienmoE .... 5,499 La Rocquo A E 7,075 Layman flam 5,990 LbWlsCH 10,300 " " Lemory 7,451 LoBrumF i- 5,140 Leach H 5,215 Levy F 3,340 Livingstone R 48,300 LoonoyJW u. 5,010 " D N 7,860 " J B -6,050 Lombard Inoes Co 60,080 Lord Judge N P 5,750 0,173 10,328 8,700 5,001 0,847 5,210 0,845 Managro Peter Matthiew F X Martin W W Meyers Jos I Miller Chas Sen ' Mrs Y " GeoB " Jos 16,295 " N , 7,426 Mlnto John- 7,715 Mllhmp Wm 10,000 Moore MrsI R 7,270 " J MJEst 0,400 MorloyJohn 0311 Moser John 8,075 Moisan Mrs Harries 12,105 Morris Mrs Martha J 6,028 Munkers W R 10,335 " JM 7,834 Murphy J J and wife 69.037 " Salem. 12,850 J. H. HAAS, THIS VATOIOLA-KJEB, 2I5W Conmwclsl St., Sslsn, Orsgo. (Next door to Klein's.) Specially o Spectacles, and repalrlni Clock. WatobM and Jowelry. JAPAIESU CURB Anew and OompleteTreatiaMl, ooastst' Ing of so pposltorloa, tilntment In osjul, ahw a box and 1UU: a imstUre cure tor x. twnal, lataraal, blind or bleeding, Itoalug. ohroDlc, reeeet or hwdltry ni, ao4 r mutf uiisiiw ana ma rA&LM viAk. bmhw; It U always a great ba4H to tbe MrtHfal lisalth, 'ilia Jlnrt, dlseovery ot a wt41elsirereidfli)gaBoptkw with tho kJiifti UBMioekMry lMraalt4-. TbU rwMdy twa uvr Iwou known to fall, ft irbox.(.rc Mratby mall. Why safer from this Urrlt dts wbea a wriltea guanmwiMfien wnuboxM, to rcAutd IkftioonariliotMntfi. BndUuiporSie sAMpt. OuarteuMw1tuc4 by Woouakb, CyxHXitAOu.,UulmiUMi rtaU onu' ij-mt rwtt.,'. msi ssMHsts mtt niutm, vm mil Frlckey 0 0,G15 Fllnn Rjv John 6000 Kickciis Herniuu 5,075 Fry Geo M , 6000 FordTilmon 57,076 ' Robert Eat 0,195 Gray G W- 18,705 Gardner A D-., 0,702 Gash John 6,078 Geysuer R A Kit 0,900 German Saving & Loan So ciety 36,000 GearlnJohn 8,204 Grim G W Eat 0,160 Glesy Dr Ma'tln 6,016 Jacob 0,060 Griflltli L O 10,487 Grjersou David 6,880 Goodman & Sons. 0,216 Hall B F Ben . 10,125 Harding E J 80,842 L i 14,470 Hager Win-. 11,807 Harthy E W 16,080 Hlrech Ed 10,000 HlrscUMraJB, ilolden Horace... Hoofer 4c Zorn Holmes II R Hovendea Geo B . 6,600 6,150 72,737 8,7S0 13,107 Hobson Whitney 2 6,804 Howd J O 7,187 7,0ii Q,m 6,!7 7,40 Holvorson T. Hunt J H. " Qm. " J 8 . Hujjlws John., ,, 1S.447 HuiMwkwMraK J. ...- 7,690 Hurt Yik , 6,141 HuWm4TH . Vi,TW Mrs E U Exeo 11,407 Wm 0,550 Wm Sr 6,405 W C 5,000 Mutual Life Bonoflt Ins Co. 17,200 McCauleyT N 7,600 McKay James & Son. 18,275 MbNary H P Trusteo 62,833 MoAtce A F 0,042 McMastors Wm 81,000 McCorklo M A 0,805 McCoruaclcE P 8,665 McCrow John. 5,470 NowBome John 10,407 Nye John 6,600 Norfhorn Countlos Invest TrustCo 0,400 North Western Foundry. . . . 10,000 OaklaudFIrelnsCo 6,200 OJIschlaKer Henry..,, 20,580 ObcrhelmPaul 7,4Q0 Oregon Milling Co ., 2j,000 " Mty CoTd.,. - 10,419 Mty Co 5,500 O R & N Co 0,230 O and O R R 817,504 O and P R R 108,410 Parrlsh Mrs MattloH 20,185 ParrltU Jenulo otal. 0,400 PulmerJ II 8,635 " 0 AV 5,210 " Mrs A 6,710 PacllloBJi&B Co 8,722 Paluco Dry Goods & Shoe store . . . 6,000 Poarson Wm Est ,. 6,030 Perkins A Q . 11,100 Pettyjohn Louis ., - 6,409 PJgler (J 7,000 Pcaler John 12,210 Polluy W J 5,100 Putnam Q W 6,420 RampSanl'l 14,280 Ray O F 0,631 RetnmlugtonE B 8,820 Reynolds Dr J 0,000 Rowland Dr L L A7S0 Russell L O 7,960 Savage Johu Sen ...... 41,195 " John Jr , 8,0W " LA 10.850 MaryM... 0,450 Lewis 11,180 Q O.-, 0,010 Salem B & L S0,W0 Wter Co ,... 80,090 ShiuII Mat , ..... 6,440 is c f $jm BwarURL . 8,00 Dayld....: S.airT tailteH Harry ... !,? Hkalfo John ,4s jHarkaXettleoial., CJtO Baatlaai Lumbw Co 7.4W Saving k Loau oeMy . ljm UtatolwtCo .... SIMM 0Wn&oi Mm K... ... i,9 WA3 IT THE MT. WASHINGTON LD If So It Was Visible at Sen Xi Silght Huhilred Miles DlstsMrt. A possible explanation of the ligtita seen in the sky at sea by ( tinuioy, or the steamship Mia been offered. The publication ot ourions phenomena created mnch est. What the captain saw was thiar On the evening of Aug. 16, botWM I and 10 o'clock, the ship was ut la 45 degs. 67 nun., longitnde 53 doga. mm,, wnen there appeartxl abriirnti In flin nVv nf nlvnf. IK ilarn, allinAm pearing and disappearing at intvmOM about thirty seconds, and bearing,. 4 unir sontn irom the gulp, in chain it resembled closolv the northern Mi and Inter in the evening tke sanw uomenon jnppeared in the west west. On the 17th. in latitude 40 , 89 min., longitudo 68 'degs. 66 ttdo7Ji phenomenon was acrain seen i YIAfilnvcnf of nn nUUnrla tt aWumA i -v vuv MW .... ..,bUU? W&r IWWt9 degs. and -omained visible from 10 until 11:15 p. in. Lewis M. nogers, of Boston, glrm touowmg interesting explanation of lights: Tlioro is a large search light .mount Washington, which was sti up on tho night of Aug. 18. The niffbtf ot Aug. 10 ana ,17 wore clear, and 1 light vwn running and being Hash! orouuu uio iteavens between 8 and Hiwri o'clock. Thoro is an attuchment to th npparntns by which tho boam of light is shut off and on nt will, thus enabling the oporator to make long- and short flashes of light, by which method the Morse or any other understood alphabet is produced. "" . On tho night of Aug; 17 we had the light pointed nbout 45 dogs, oye Port land for Bomo time. The words "Con gratulations ,'" "Mouutf Washington." "Gbod night" woro flashed and read b A A,. J. . M . .... Vf. uu operutpr on too top or a uuuamg an fortinnu, me, ao was not in lin - vision with tho light, and the beam far ovor his head. This beam of would continue eastward almost lnd nltely until it struck some cloud or l in the'heavens. Thns the licrht. or reflection of the light, might have at fcront times armeared to the mat. sol or north of an observer on the ocean. -. To my mind, therefore, it is an air wssureu race uiac tne light seen by tain I'lnaiay, or tho steamship J emanated Tom tne search lieM wrtM jector, thirty inches in diameter, looatad on tno top pi tue tower on tue snnuntt of Mount Washington. Philadelphia Press. . Why Ho Looks Under the HH. "I always look under the bed for burglars boforo retiring," said 'W. W. Greer, at tho Lindell. "I wu not always so carof til, nnd came near being murdered and robbed as tho result of neglecting this simple precaution. I was in tho employ of a lnmberarm in Wisconsin, and a portion of iny dotted was to visit tho logging camps and pay oil tho tnon. I usually carried about $1,500 in bills on these trips. I got to Chelsea late one night, from which placo I was to take conveyance to tba :arap, nnd staid allniglitat.the.bptA. I placed tho nionoy bfltVeen7the"'int tresses, my pistol under ray pillow and lay down, but did not fall asleep. The c moon shono in brightly through th cur tnlnless windows, and I lay thaw idly watching It raco through thi) fleecy clouds, when I felt a movement of the bed. 1 realized at once that some out was undor it, nnd without making a sound raised upon my elbow, seotued my pistol and waited.? "In a few minutes a man crawled ont. As ho raised to his knees he tuined toward the bed and found himself look ing into the muzzle of my pistol. Ha had a large knifo in one hand, with which ho hud evidently Intended to ont my throat. Ho turned ashy pale aa he saw his position, groveled on the floor and whined pitequtly, I recognised him as one of tho loggers I had come to pay off, aud was sorely tempted to kill biin, but turned him over to the authorities Ins toad, and ho got a year in the pen." ut. Louis uioue-uemoorat. it a Tho Hoy Was More Than I'laaaed. . There is an active, healthy small btj in west ii.ua avenue who cannot prebend what nervousness really is. knows that it is something ext fttoAjrrajLalitti fit lita mniliAi. tM ...OT.m,.,.v, .w .., ...n mm. nervous as long as lie oan renmahMn f. ills private opinion, expressed to ht inilior one nialit. is that nervaa aa things brought on earth by evil sytorlafi for the purpose of waking little par miserable. One day he overheard hut, mother tailing a neighbor that her narvt . were completely destroyed, TMladvnt, overjoyed, and to oelebrate what ho om( sidered to be an emancipation he wtgi -t ont in the back yard and romMdwttj ins big uog, witn uainagiuK rmmm to Mt. olothiHg as well as to uu woNuura gtNpv nlam beds. Ti After the neighbor had gone m lmrt into his mother's presonotH velooity that almost threw her tan I spasm, and before aha oonld nttar lumal "Don't he o noisy, Harry rh I bis anas around her nook nnd wm alahaingt "Oh, inantuta, now wi have any wow tronhw with shall wr ,lhMMrdy toll Ht. V1 yoww ware (TOsnniitoly (kmnnym. that mosr 9 vm York Tinm. rt i i. i ... i -. ...ii in A JJm twiia. Brown Yon nbouldnt aaka C tiw oU, my boy. imto.Knsnator- vvty, dad, taoi awr nnid wn aLotild humor tltf , BrntntM or i.-Nw yoi ; Mvw aW; Bai.,Cta. w a vi lOeaHaaia t MM fa. ly? oo mM .