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TUSTDi t BELL,
ATTOBNEYS AT LAW.
XXD XOTAKBS PUBLIC.
Pendleton - ORges.
Office in Coart Hoase.
J0UX A. GUTEK,
ATT OB NET AT IiAW.
PEXBLETOX, OKBOOX.
Ornci Up stairs, above Postogea.
ETARTS & WAL1CER.
ATTOBXETS AT LA"W,
PES'JIXIOX, OEEGOX.
Orricr, in the Coart Hocaa.
A. MFACHE5,
ATTOBSET AT LAW
AJTD JfOTAET PUBLIC,
"Weston, Oregon.
Wni practice in all the Cocrti of the Stats.
D8. E. M. CLEMENTS,
PHYSICIAN, SUBGE0X AND ACCOUCHES
"Sot Bode, Umatilla County, Oregon.
All calls jronH2y attended to, day or night.
DR J. B. LItDSAT,
I SURGEON AND DENTIST.
rzsourroN, : : : : oedcos.
Sargrrr a Prrilhr.
J. X. PEUKIT,
PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON.
PEKDLErojf : : : : oasooic
O See at residence.
T. C. XeEAX, X. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEOX.
PrXDUTTOK, OKBGOST.
Oracr Opposite the Peadletoa HoUL
W. F. XKEMEB, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON.
PEKDLETOK, OEEGOX.
Oners his professional serrices to the people of
Pendleton and surrounding country.
Omcr At residence east ol Court House.
C. WHITC0XB, X. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON.
PEXDLTrOX, OETGOX.
Wm attend to all call, day or eirit, with
promptness. All diseases treated by the latest
and very best&iodes for the comfort of the patient.
DR. IF. T. 1HLLLIXS05,
PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON.
YSB703T, OESSOX.
Win asiead to a3 calls, day or night, with
prospt&ess.
Omcr Oa Mala street, opposite drag stare.
ILQNES k LAWRENCE.
ATTOBNEYS AT LA TP.
baste crrr, ocegox.
Will practice at law in all Court in Oregon and
Idaho. Particular attention paid to basinets in
Baker ana Union counties.
SB. J. TT. BALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON.
Feadletos, Oregon.
All calls promptly attended to, day or sight
Ornst Orer the Dreg Store.
E. P. EAGA5, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON.
VnSBTOS, OEBG0S.
Office on Main Street.
J . H. TUKSXR. L E. CVI.
TERSER A; COX,
ATTOBNEYS AT LAW,
rcxoLcrox, okeoov.
Office on Main ttret, opiiosile the Court Ilcuse.
II. W. BAILET,
ATTOBNEY AT LAW,
i'EXDtxrox, onrajx.
OHiop Main street, np stairs, erer East Oct
g imu qfriow. jl9
WILSON HOTEL.
UMATILLA, OBEGON.
Mrs. M. A. Wilson, feraerly f Orleasshss lo
eated on Frost street, Umatilk, where she has j
opened a 5rst-el hetd. The hottee has bees
refitted, the beds are exeeHest, a&d the (able will
hi supplied with the best the Joaricet Sor4. .
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VOL. 5. PENDLETON, UALVT1LLA COUNTY, OREGON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
S.KoTHeaim.
ROTHCHILD&BEAN
(Successors to S. Xlotbchlld)
Would respectfully call the attention of the pob
lic to their largely increased stock of
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
Which the increased facilities afforded by their
1 combination enables them to offer
AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES.
Tfeelr Sleek, will Ccaajst as heretofore ef
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWRE,
China and
Glassware,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
NOTIONS. ETC.
They win tdwars take pleatsre in lfieg any
orders with which they may be astrBsted to the
beet of their ability.
GRAIN AJST HIDES
And other produce taVea in exchange at the
Highest Market Bite.
CASH PAID FOB WOOL.
D.W. PRENTICE & 00.
MUSIC STORE.
lor JflrC8troet,rortleuad. Or.
An instntnesU sold cm the InsUnaseat plan
are at oar regular CASH PRICES. Oar Pianos
and Organs are from the bat tnahera, and oar
prices and terms are the easiest of any boose oa
tbeXorth Padfie Coast. We fully goaraatee
ercry Instnnsect we saU.and each Piano and
Organ is also aecoapaaied with a goara&tee from
the aaaefsctsrer.
WEBER PIAHOS
ABE THE BEST.
Installment Terms ; f 0, $103 or sxrt, osah
balasee, $15 or 30 par aath.
HAIN8 BROS.' PIANOS
ABE TtTT.TA-RT.V.,
Installaseat Temt: f3C 160 or saers ash;
hsksee,$15er$a0per aasth.
ABE THE BEST HEDIU3f -PBICED
PIANO IN THE WOBLD.
InstaHiae&t Terms: $1$, 25, er son, cask;
balaaee, $10 or $15 per aoath.
ESTEY ORGANS
SING THETB OWN PBAIBE AND
LEAD THE WOBLD.
Standard Organs
ABE UNBT7ALED.
I us ailment Terms: LS, $25, or more out',
baksce$10 or $15 per month.
If installment terms as quoted shore do not
exactly please, they can be changed to suit con
venience of customer.
D. W. PRENTICE fc CO.
Music Dealers,
4.X D rCSU8EM or
3. W. I'KENTICE fc CO.'e)
MOKTHIiTf
Musical Journal.
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EkftlcJ Drims, and able performance of strtta
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TIIE O1K03ICLE BCILBUU.
TC NAJf rBAMCIKCO CRRSXI
CLi: u the first toper on tb ccar! la tUXttj
aaJ ta lb fmhor as J rrlUtflHy el IU TW4.
y&.hlni that I be votMiedtn to know tl oantnt
frKalurolBmbt. It sua to nit rmy mjniir
tmt of a fint'CUM paper.
ltaTttrcraptileKfporu ara lite laUrt sad mott
ttUXi. ill tool Mm Um (MrM aa4 raldMt.
aad lu Editorial, frcea LU aUeat peas is lbs
iocbUt.
THE CHRBXICXE Us altrart I. aaJ
alvanwUI be, the frk4 aa4 chasploa of tb
people as aasi4 eaib!DaUonsadla.rerpon.
ItoaseroprrrMioD of anr klo4. IIlUtlale.
proirat ia rrrj-thlnx, Devtral ia aotblact fair
aniUDpanial to all pattiea, ret rzpoalax cerrap
tioaaberrrrr fDd,asil wnklaswilh foarlets
r&trmt to pronoU ant protxet rrrrr latemt c(
rat psUlcvhota I! scrrts aaiosvbomlt
drprods for its tspport.
T MAX FKAXCISCO WREKtT
CHRBXICXE, tb moat UUUaat as4 coo.
jJ.U TTevklf Xewtpaptr In tb. WorM, prloti
rTflarlr 72 rtacmrx, or rtsht par, of Km.
I-lrnlnre aad Ceaeal lnarmxt'oa alao a
uaiirmat AsriraJtmal Ptpartmerl.
$2 for One Tear,
Itxta-llni pcatafc. to uaj part of tb. TJBlte4
SAMriB COPIES SKXT FREE.
W Ail enters nrt lt artuapaajrf ty la. waa
H4m all erdett U
GOLDEN
PAChlBg- Apples.
TLero are few gnatcr treaU tlariag
the winter anil early ttpring seavins, ivajs
Uie London Miigouue o, J'iarmacy, than
tbo tnagnitlcent applea which are im
ported from America to find their places
on tho desert tahlo in England. Con
siderable numbers, however, arrivo hero
in a brniscil condition from tho ctTecU of
careless locking; a certain amount of
fermentation it ct np, and unless they
aro consumed without delar, they arts
lost to the detort table. This is more
frequently tho cam vhea barrelfuls of
th called "Nawtown I'iitjiins" and
others hare been exported by prirate in
dividual to their frinds in England,
than when they are tacked by the regu
lar tradesmen. There is no reason why
this splendid fruit should not bo import
ed hero ulmot as f remit and blooming as
when it is gathered from tbo tree. A
common but jft kind of tinuo paper
should enrolope each applo Lefore it is
placttl in the cask, and this tissue paper
should have Kn aoaked in a solution of
salicylic acid and dried before it is used.
The best preparation of Kalievlic acid for
this pur is the alcoholic solution,
made with the strongest spirit, and then
diluted with as much water tvs will bear
without precipitating the acid, so as to
make the solution go as far as possible.
Each apple should nvlo,ied in at least
three or four folds of the salicrlatcd
pster. and every poasiblo precaution
should be taken to prevent bruising
when loading into the casks or cases.
Well packed applo should cot move at
all during the vovage, and the shaking of
a railway train should have little effect
upon them. Nevertheless, a certain
amount of contusion is iceviuble.and to
avoid the ulterior I eulU of this salicv
lated psper ts induensable. As to tne
cost, it would bo a mere trifle when we
consider the result gained and the splen
did condition of the fruit when it enters
the London market. Besides, it is very
probable that salicylic acid paper used
for iiaeking the apples in America might
bo HNed over again, or applied in Eng
land to some similar antiseptic purpose,
aad as allowance made for it accordingly.
Tea axi Modeex Socirrr. Our
ancestors drank spiriu, our grand
mothers drank beer, we drink tea. It is
probable that our nature ts largely
modified by the articles of oar daily diet;
and the extensive fashion of tea drinking
cannot out leave traces on th history of
morals. We aro sow becoming mor
sensitive, more highly strung, more
nervous tea is exciting; ocr apatite
as a rule are more jaded, more capricious
tea is a stimulant; oar refined natures
turn from gross and heavy feeling tea
is a delicate drink; can be served in
pretty china, and amoag luxurious and
artistic surroundings; we are m tell pe
nally inclined tea is a solace to the
brain ; our poetry is full of the weak,
compbunin teuoios. the outspring aad
yearning, thcurely feminine constitu
tion of the mind tea is essentially a
woman's drink. Thn. to the class who
eschew realiam and the plain practical
bareness of ordinary life, who desire to
be intenfe; who look ukb a eickly, sen
timental, cloying kind of art as the sole
aim and object of existence; who sob
and burn and quiver; and though pole
and haggard in appearance, yet contrive
to enjoy a very fair amount of pleasure
aad good health to this large and ever
growing class, tea with its concomitaats
of idleness, talk and beauty, necessarily
ap.-al very strongly. London Wot Id.
PENDLETON HOTEL
Mala ntrrvt, reaetietoB, 0r.
THIS CENTRALLY LOCATED
P8PCLSK HeCSE
Ilavisg teen
EXTI RELY BEFITTED and REFURIfiSnED
Is now open for the rrctptiou of goests.
THE TA1JLE
Will at all times be loend famished with the
very best the market a&Vrds, and every exertion
made to satisfy the petrous of the boose.
THE IJED8
Are all new, and the rooms have been furnished
ia the neatest style and with ercry roaresieace
usually band is a first-due boose.
THE PENDLETON HOTEL
In all its departments will he tip with the times,
and the proprietor is determined that it shall
maintain the reputation cf being the
Best Hesse Fast ef the MohbIaIbi.
The resident and traveling public are respect
folly invited to calL
K. BAUER. Proprietor
LAND AGENCY.
DWIGUT 3fc IJ A ILEY,
GeeraJ U4 AfaU, Natarfes PuHic, tsi
SEAL ESTATE BC0KEE5,
Fendtetsa, i : : : : OrS"
Hsts Township Plsts cf all surrryed land io
UmstnU county, and Record of all Claims from
first location down to the present time, end rorm-t
ed semi-weekly from the Land Office st L Grande
Will secure claims for parties under any of thr
Land Laws of the United States; rndurtcntelrl
cases before the Local Land Oflice.and on appeal
to Uie Department at Washington.
-Wilt furnish Soldiers Additional Home
stead Floats and all kinds of fond Scrip on short
notice, and at lowest market rates. Will buy and
sell Land, Claims, City Property, etc., on resum
able coram iaioa.
The Plats and Records above referred to are the
only ones of the kind in Umatilla county .and set
tiers can ssre time sna a inp u i uraoae ut
coming to us. We have special facilities for lo
cating bsw comers. mchST
WALLA, WALLA
STEAM BAKED! Y.
ESTABLISHED IX ISM.
O. BftECHTER,
MsBBfactarer of Bread. Cakes, Pies and all kind
of Crackers. Fire-preof building.
Mala Urstt) I : t Walla Walla
DSJIOCKATIU lLTi-lMlN.
The Democratic party of the United State
in Convention a-raUrd dlaru :
First We pledge eurndrr anew to tL.
constitutional doctrine and traditions ef the
Democratic party aa illustrated by the teach
ing and eimwpleuf alrv litiefef I)eiDfecrtie
talesmen ai.l patrlftU. and eldUd in the
pUtfurm of the but Natiunal CdarentlMQ of
the party.
Second Opposition tn eentraliEatien and
that dti;rrrwi apirit ef encnaehmrut whieh
tend tu eonaudate Uie powers ef all the de
partment, into one, and thaa to en-ate. what
ever may be the forms of Koterumrnt, a real
deapntiam ; no sumptuary law, separation of
Church and State for the- goml ef raeli. eem
man schooU to be fostered and prvteeted.
Third Home rale, henet mney, eoasist
injrof gold, silver and paper convertible it
coin on demand; the atnet malntenaaee ef thr
public faith. State and Katies!, and a tarn
fur revenue onlr.
Fourth Th. subordiaatioa uf the roRitat
to the enil jower, and a praeral aad thor
ough refurra of the eivil aerrtee.
Fifth Ripht ta a free ballet as the tight
procrvatirc ef all righu, aad mutt aad alasit
be maintained in tjTery part ef thee United
States.
Sixth The eiuticr adEsiMsalioa ia ree
rraentatire ef eeasanraey esdr, and iu esaiia
of the nylit tn anrrosnd the ballet buses with
trwta aud deputy marslaala. ta iatiaidaU aa J
obttruet the cirction, aad the uajHwrdeofd
ue ef the veto te mamuia iu cwirupt and
despotic power, insults the fweple aad aper
it their itoUtntians.
Seveath The jreat fraad.f 1ST5, by which
opoti a uh eesst ef the asWWrxl rete ef t we
Sut, the eastdtdato defeated at the pttlt
waa dtclired tLe Prrsideet, aad far the Srt
time in Amerieaa Liatety the wilt af Use
pie was xt asd uad.r threat ef asittajty vss
lence. attack a deadly blew at ef-.yabrsa of
tepreiiUt!Te;rt,retuft. The Deraeenttte
party, preserve te eostst. .'am iSe hor
rors ef the ess d war. uhatttd fr a tiave ia
the firm aad patrieUe faith taet the peeps
wwald punish the enme ts l&SL T- imu.
precedes and dw-f any ether. It im a
raore aaered daty ujno the peeaU ef the Ca
ioo thaa was ever a.Prexscd to the eorseae
of a natieu of frtsraes.
Eighth We e iterate the cvsrse ef this ad
ministration ia taaVe pUee t.r p" teal
criminals, aad demand a rvfena Vr Aatut
.l;.L . V . II i. iu. i
ue.raira aaadKUte Mm srt( ! way So tat
aeatef a asurptr by vtila-iies sa the
ple. rrht. waa raid areata ts reepoe.se te de
taanda, aid rescind wtih spplsase.'
Ninth The rrsotatiea ef &amoel J. TiUra
net again to l a eabLle tmt eircsiea, the
zaltrd place to whsek he was eleeiel by a
taajotity ef hia etmaUyatew. aad f.ca whseh
L waa ezeladed by the leaders ef the E?rU
lieaa Jrtr, ia rrcetrrd by the Desswvsts ai
the United State with MsHltrraasl ther
declare their ss niadwe ia his wibaea aad
Istri:ia aad istesntr as sulked bv the aa-
aalu i the eaeasMNi esmay. aad they farther
declare tn hi in that he t. fataewed mU the
rrlirnseat he baa elie irw fssr hssasrlf Vy th
aytssathy and rofsnrt ef hi feitanr ettlrea
wbo rrrard btm as ee wsm. trr eseratsstir the
standard ef pohtie rassraUty aad xeara'r aad
purify ia the poUie lemw, aseriu the Yxi.
tsc gratitude ef hi eastrr aad M party.
Tenth Frs-e hfss aad a He chosee far
Amrrieati entaaetew ee the aad sa the
la ad ; as discrimination ia itw ef trsa'pjr
tatiaa line-. eetprsUse arr sane.paHas.
tjercntli Araasvdtaeat vt tb DseHaqraase
trruty ; im torfre Chiaee imatsfralitsa irrt
for travel, edoratstsa aad ferrisa emaiwrrt.
and then-it esrrfally guarsIvL
Taclth raVte raeaer aad puUac credit
for public pane- solely, aad public bad
for actual etUer.
Thirteenth The Democratic party is the
frirtsd of labor aad the laboring rasa, aad
p'rdrr itlf to pretect him alike a-aiat the
co-aM ants and the com ma nr.
Ferrteentis We eeeatulste the eeentry
u;s?o the hnoetv and drift ml the Dtmssmati
Cooa-res ahwh ha rrduerd the public exfi
diturs f40,CO.WOa year; uta theewatia
nattwn of prmperity at Kerne "d the ttatsea
al bsnsr abroad, and above all. apssn the
rorai of auch a ehsnpc is the adsainitra
t'.on of this Gvvrramrat a .hedl insure it.
eoaiae Lasting rcfiH a ia every departaseat
of the public aerriee.
The HsHkeje Has Tells aa Ire Cream
story.
Odd evening. I don't remember when.
I introduced a young friend of minetnd
ho is verv young and verv bashful. Mr.
Julian C Elginbrod of Buffalo to a
young lady acvjtwntance. After a few
moments ot society cuatter. ne suggesteu
the ice cream saloon. Then she arose
and introduced him to her two school
girl friends, her mother, the mother of
one of her friends and an aunt who was
visiting them. Then the aunt introduced
him to her elder sister and an old ladr
who was not a relative, thoy explained,
but was as dear to them as though she
was tbeir own mother. Then they all
said in a general sort of a war.
"Well, are yon ready?" and answered
themselves in the aflirmstive, atthey
lowlv followed tho horror stricken
young man to the door, and the proces
sion bled oil down the street toward the
i co -cream saloon, stopping on the vnr at
a house to nick up tho old lady's daugh
ter, and calling at a store tor tuo twin
cousin of one of the aunts beautiful
cirls ther sere from Hjrinirfield. I
watched the column when it strung "by
fours, ncht into line" in front of the ice
cream raloon, where it formed like a lino
of men nt a railway ticket office, the old
lady smiling and ixitientlr bringing up
tho rear, standing under tho dickering
gaslight and the stea lfast stars, awaiting
hcrchanco at tho frozen pudding. It
was far. far into the summer night when
Julian Elginbrod returned to the hotjl,
and when I looked out of tho win
dow and saw his pal id face
and glittering eyes; nud noted the cinb
in one hand anil tho revolver in tho
other, and heard him mention my name
and ask the night clerk what was tho
number of my room, I feared that he
might feel harshly toward mc, and I
barricaded tho door of my room w ith the
lounge, the bedstead, tho stove and the
trunk, just before he canto banging
against it. He slept in the hall that
night, across my threshold, and I only
escaped tho next afternoon, when tho
landlord aweary of his incessant pound
ing of my door i.ancls with his clnu, had
him arrested as a dangerous lunatic.
However, this was not at Nantucket. Oh,
no, this was cot at Nantucket; Uiis hap
lened in Connecticut, three years ago.
HurllngUm Jlaicktye.
No harvest will over again bo reaped ia
England which will exompt fanners from
this terrible competition that American
freeholders can offer -competition which
liaa mare1r Imtrnn. ntlil whirdt will lie
coma sharper with every tuilo of railway
s-s 1 t 1...II4
laiu uows aau uvery trow auip uum.
10, 18S0.
NO. 40.
TELEGRAMS.
EASTERN.
Upprraalrc Day at 3er York
NtsT Yoast. Svpt The wrxtber In U.Sa
etty today hai r?o rhts as opp-es-ife as
that of any dty iii ih p-srnt laum-r,
although several tiin-s this ton the the-
rnomt-r has touched a htrher n' than t -lay
The uncommoaly larre qisaitr f
rooielure tn the arracspbere. 71 per centum.
uiaara tae n-i so trm
Mill Iletsrr.
Kr Yore. Sept. 5 The weather was o--
pnmvely hot to e'er. Eevera! falsi case c
su&slrote have occurred btre sod in Brook
lyn. Tbernic meter. 07.
A Xmt Baalaaaa SVti.iM,.
N"w Yoac. S-pt t Von lay s BotUtin
wll aanrn: re the coaDrl.itoa of idsas f r
lheorrsnSxisn of a co-nptnr rtf capiiKtt
srith .Vti(XWQ ia envrrnmrt-t bnndt. fr
ahkh U.y wHl uk the somtny' t'j at
rtr. iiTMitip? bonds io tat V S treasury
sad i"-ia- rxrtl&nos astast depr t mvxt
E T-'ea crt6ca!e. so jrnaraciet'l la prin
csptl rs tn Sad immcliale investment, mill
be ksued in three car-m. agricultural, mie
S)t and msaufacteriejr, and w:K ejable any
Ar-f rrnr, farmer or taanaSActurer to 5 1 car
rer to si smouit eqtul to oie-taird
of h s f rorty for a p- riod of yetrs for sVnt
6 pefoti iaterest Tae compsav a!so pn-l-rml
rtsiine (trtificates of derJsit Jor bui
ssi Uz interna! iosil use st irsa than the
rrralar exchasre The ttvEeH taj thst the
tvonwry it cf foretja orfa.
Maatjr Otlft.
Ktw Yosr. Sept. 4 The ste-ataibi? Ci
Iraa. Itoat Karep. brought 7fi( J ia tra
ooei and the sfuaihip (War 53JX.Jfra s
aisct marks
The stra&itr lalwiarai which tailed frna
Uavrs Faturdsy for New York. lo- ifl W
rM- Shipments or goli fr-ot Eot'sewl I r
the seek endicr. to-day it about i'U'0
Xr Vara, Baak SUiltmeata.
Xrw YeZ S-t Bank I'l'eSfSh
leaas lanvrv, S12M7CO; specie' iacrrssr,
$30 SCO ; leys! teoe)- decrtr-rd. $701 1 ; d. -posits
Increase, $7S3W3; dronUta ltr
; rerre drcr-ue. til ITS Bsa.s
now held !5.rr0 400 la "extsss of lecal re-eaairr-nesta.
Nxw YeaxSept. 3 Closer eat 2tl. cot
mrss Mrt. s.ocks ciused quief, "rt . Uies
14. Erie 3t
Otala Shlpos.at. sa Koran, fnaea Scsr
Vark.
ThirUea mi Bon three hundred lhocsasd
bcaheU ef grain, were ahipprd brace fci Hl--ys
ilu-inc the im ato&th in It tnarr,. it
ships. lit barks, asd II brt lh prisest
sadicat nut ef tte gram trade tor 11 e&Qtt.aT
msiEla to nt to an inrcatsre bcsiBs Errry
v f I st pert that can carry rsla has been
cfcaitrnd. tad space fsr ran omn tf trua
Lti t-ra ssrurrd a ra'jeta ahsiX. The largv
r evatart ta bssy nUtit and slay roadtse vrs ;
is. aad tl e demand for mMe v-teU is
re-atrs 1 1 Is confidratly exps tid that 15.
O O Uj boaheis witl Nt sblpo-d tat at r.t 1.
Drasstmitc attrartl.as far tb PsdSs
Vanscf r Marsire t.v-dar psjrcnol th
rtght to sity lUriir CaratJvl 'a - Kt fax '
at.il OJ .r Stave. ia Caisforaia aad Xe !
Tail foe iiKXi H has aim eajur-1 eaWisH
aed Ue Vstn F.rjrir a&d b-nt'rs OjT
Cm t s apsar at Saa Ktarxtarss o rausa tor-
rr-Ka. txTcioamc ta J smiarf aril !
O, est rinslr.l a.nTal t Us-ssr t Ss-'
srau
A srrsBsl rB-dl frs-ival ia presie na!er
h-a-stMev- f i-w j;,, Ytvk Wa-vi K -t. i
rl AsMKaatHi t.eutpJ .f th Near Yrk i
SrruphsJiy anvi her it It-v The eturus
wtrtntKoeaer H3tsvses anS an orchetraof
iO, alt HB-ler Dr. nansroch. The hot works
of liso.tr I. K nhoTrA. Berhstr asd Ustsen
suin wmI be xnrea. The frsUval takis place
Vaj next
HaaUss IIS- fer Kactasul
liaatas, the (Vnsdun ssartaan sailed to
dy tT Knglin,! Hm boat will f jilos co
the 7 h.
r.tsrt.rjr f chars Im trie Aastuserat.
Ksiu. tjtiiaaa. Sepw 3 Secretary
Scblt Zand srtv bare arriaesL He bad tev
rxi o arsesW ith thrCroart sn the reserva
tion sh-setKe-s a dour to ri to larmitsj;
l ls-e m- srrauuieailr retttesl. Pr y ts is
ut4LlMisHaG-a. Miln asd Iaf-eiLir
l-s, k -seprBint t'i du;otttiou b
rusJt rr:rrJiu lio Ut' aa I ibe Sloax.
They rcaea by nex- tesJtT.lj stieaa
Pure ct t.r Vlrtorla's Kra.li v.
Et. Paso, Se&t i Loois Terra a, of Chi
httabHi. has c-rfrrrd for th- scalp of
Yic&snn. the Apsche cbirf. aad MM tor the
acaip ot aay of bb sarriors
Tbe Hone tVlaa,
Caieaoit. Spt 4 The ho rye proved vsco
is the- race to-tsijebt O'lyiry nxV his ban
Tsucht30 tntltsin 3 hours 7 minutes and
30 soucntie. wh-Ie three runners. VcLeary
tbe fcort champion. OTric tbe Kiclirb
chsnnin, and White E;!e the ladtau ciiant
H n. trli-rei.1 ch ctb-r ererv 10 ruilr?. and
mails' tre ah.de dtstatior la 3 hours S3 min
utes and 3 avconda.
Business Paitns.
Bcvtaio Sej 4 Herchlenl it Co. whole
sale cioihe-t, mad- an assignment lo-dav to
Ilirsat Exsteen ; liblll:ie aVjit ooe hun
dred thousand; atsr supp-wrd to be larxe.
A Dniakta At tor
Nsw Yorx. Sept 4 The actor Emmet was
s'M rJ to-lsy as a ns baying a revolver
aad ca trvls an J taken ts the Tombs aad
committed, chattel h bInc aa t lebriate
Hesajstsat hrs ra cb had brra ttolen and
Kat be bal -SV0 waea te lett tie hotel.
Thlrteeu hondrtd and ninetythr-e dollars
were found en bb perron. Tbe tifTrrnce bss
disappeared.
Pelaonetl.
Cttsxva Lack. Wi ?ept 4 . A o cn?c rui
ty cf nine from Richmond Centre ebu-o 'be
like to day ate heartily of some pmted Ixef
at luBch at Porter's park. Upon ttteir arriv
al at the vlilnse after a shrt s-eambcat ex
cursion, tire ol them weretaten wita violent
votuitttg and crsmpf and before they re
turned to the Dirk tbe whole Dirtr were
sick. Dr. Citlin was imamjoid and oro
nuuncrd It a caie of poisoutng Grave doubt
are enletUined of tbe cltintats recovery ol
eiht of the party.
Smallpox at troy.
Taor, Spt. 4 Fifty tvs. of small pox are
reporitvl in tb s d'j to-uiht. Tsr a deaths
ate already rrpurtel and auoihrr irstieut is
d) ing Much P isjsin t ts felt.
TUB TDK K.
Kecra at Coney Island.
NswYosk. Set 4 Autmun rutet'nir of
iney tiisiiti JOCiry iuo :
IlMubsltt's wcv the Uvotlte an I v:cr In
the fire forloDi: ilash for all ae-; U'pIe. J;
Emily F.3J: unit. l.-OJi
Mile aud a qnattsr race Won hr WaiQold:
ew lorx Weekly, si time, 2:121
Tbm-qusrteu mile, twuye.r -Hib- Str'ns
wsy. 1st: Btrrett 2d: ttme. 1:101
Great challeBga slakes race, a ' sk. ru-V
sad a bait Luke BIsclbura, Ut; Mant'nor,
M ; uacss. 3 ; rme,
Steeple chase orer lift - icr-e, about three
milt' uertna woo; mnuy. 2d; time. C-irJl
Dandy threw Delsaey. hU rider, near the Ati
Uh, bat the Jockey reotouit'a t lar-sd I So
secoBd place.
Co.isv Islakb, Sept. 4 Tbrer-quarter
mile, woa br Bowstriac. tunbeam.
time, 1:17. Ooe aad a qasrter miles. Board
man I. Utile Red. 2: time. 2:15. Oae ml.V
tbrta furlough, dsrhi A., and Lae Taw
tsb a dead hsst, aad Ut puae, vss divided;
lr.
Int. Sat. fas 1T
t s ca fsoa t'-0 ati $
ll DO 14 OB 3(0
7 Ol 11 09 IS 09 99 as
so) 11 00 30 00 atce
SCO 2909 Z CO 43 tO
u 0b 'i co re m to m
1 el 31 tx) 41 CO 70 w
3301 4003 80 CO 129 19
1 Inch S i 10
2 locues 2 00
X inches 4 m
i tnebes 6(0
eol. 7 W
" I in
10 CO
colon a L5 00
Notices tn Ioesleo!umn.3)eenUferllaeftnt
Insertion, 10 cents per Hoe each SB&seqseat la
sertlon. Ad vertlslos; bills pay sMe quarterly.
time. One mile and farloub, tio!dba,
1. iloJer.t.j.-. 2; time. 2 minotrs. Bteepli
chase, short course, Bucktie, I, Poseroy, 2;
Time.3il
Staosl S. CeTret at Lfalraxo.
Chicaoo. Sept. 4 It is likelr that 5fand
8 will be among the attractioos at tbe Sep
tctjiter run tin- of tbe Chicago lockty and
trofitv club. Ac ouKuodstioas Ctr the mare)
were asked by trlegrspu from Ci&cionatti this
afirrouoa.
Blaodl-J lloraes fr flarul Jlaaferd's Call
(urnla raiacti.
Oxaua. Neb Sept 4 Budd Dubles special
ctr sent cot n ice Union Paone. went
bound at u'ttn, bvdsr. containtsrseren Ham
edts Ujt ex OoTrmor Lelaad StinforJ of Cal
ifornia, in ehirre f Pad bborr. Tbev are
all from Kebtnckv Prino. and are aa follows:
Bar air. dam Lvlv Bvsdikri brown nllr.
dam I-vly Belmont; bay filly, dam Camille;
Usek filly, dam Fairy; sorrrJ filly, dam Belle
of RkbAOttd; broara fillv. tsa Cjte; oay
cok. dam Lir Dxr Tney will ail be pat
03 Gar. SvsnCini'a rsdb.
ALL SORTS.
What the tailkman sever treats too.
to a nice cream.
Pigs never weep, bet one roar cites.
see hogsheads in tiers.
When mac's nose strikes thegroand.
it ts a scenter of gravity.
A man cares little for his wrongs when
getting his funeral rites.
Cortortioaists is a circus are alwavs
able to make both ends meet.
When is water most liable to eseare?
When it is only half tide.
A new net shirt would mako a trood
windlass; it draws tip so well.
.V rsan who has sn old pair of tools
has no music in his sole, and other peo
ple are glad of it.
The reason there ara so rnsnv rsilrosul
connections is on account of the ties be
tween them.
It is a strange fact that if tout bcoi
re sold yon get something for it. bat
if they are only half -soled you must pay
1 or it.
Marriaces in 31ar are said to be no-
lueky; but then so are thon in Jus.
July, September, aad in fact all the
other months.
It is claimed br some medical tsph
that smoking weakens the eye-sight,
3daybc it does, bat jasi see how it
strengthens the breatk.
It is set half so much fan to ran a
lawn mower the last ten minutes as it is
when yen first take huld of the n-,.
Famihtarr breeds contempt.
A man who wss ssaSsrinir from a boB
on his face pettishly exclaimed. "I wish
1 knew the best place for a bou to
aica hu little girl responded: Whr
papa, the tea kettle is the best place for
a boar
A cow with seven arrows siieiinr in
various parts of tbe bsedr was sera ran
ainir ai large near Wet Chester the other
day. It is supposed that the West Chea
ter Archery Club was practicing at at
targes in tbe neighborhood.
A fw laT-s 3iri 1 Norwich 1 Conn.1 rT
bought a eirest of tea in Providence. TL
I., ami oa opeBrnff it found, a stone
weighing nearly eleven pounds. He
resarkeu that tbe weighs of lrondence
were very mysterious.
A Wisconsin elerjrrman rreached oa
the sin of transacting xaoner matters on
a Sunday, and when the deacon passed
Uie contnbunoa piste not person would
put a cent in it. And somehow the
preacher didn't feel flattered at the effect
h j sermon had.
Dr. Prime thinks that the Scndar e re-
nine parade oucht to be dispenses! with
at West Point. Ho savs that whatever
the exigencies of war aay justify a
Christian civilian can see 00 reason for a
military parade as an element of aca
demical study of the Lord's day.
Professor O. N. Hood, of Columbia
College, contends in the current number
of the AericA Journal of Science that
the theories of iirucke and Aubert fail to
account for the phenomena, observed
when white light is mixed -with colored
light. And Professor Hood himself is as
yet unable to advance s plausible ex
planation of the observed facta.
Where Ike TnwWIe lies.
If ho puts his arms around her like a
bear, and shops her breath when he
kisses her. ther are not married, but are
likelr to be. It he puts hi bands oa her
shoulders, leans forward a little, snatches
the prize aud falls back, they have been
married two weeks. If he comes p
with his hands in his pockets. looks oat
of the window and says: "Well, gooby,"
gives her a tasteless smack, and rushes
ou, ther have been married two years,
and life is a desort. 2rdiMoe.
What is the meaning oi such items,
that can be seen or something similar
in almost any newspaper one can take
up ? Does marriage, which, is believed
to be the only true relation ot the sexes,
produce such results? If it does, is
there not something radically wrong in
marriage; or, rather, in our no
tions of marriage; Alarriage ought
to be . conducive of happiness
and the highest social order; and we
belicvo it would bo but for the lamenta
ble amount of ignorance surroundiag it.
Young people grow up and enter upon
that McrvM relation sacred only whea
sanctified by mutual love and esteem
utterly ignorant of themselves phrsi
ologically and psychologically. They
know nothing of those nice 'magnetic
laws of attraction and repulsion that
control the relations of the sexes. They
are oblivious of the fact that too great
familiarity in married life, if it does not
breed contempt it docs indifference,
which is its next door neighbor. Heaee
the wrecks that thickly strew the shores
of the matrimonial sea.
Now wo believe there is no good
reason vrhr two young persons who are
proper magnetic supplements of each
other, and are truly rrnrried at all points
intellectually, spiutttally and physic
ally should not remain all their lives,
and hand in luted go down to the graves
together. They surely will if thoy leara
to obey theae inexorable laws of their
lieiug to hich vre havo rderred, and of
which, but for the foolish, and fastidious
notions of tocioty, wo Aroald like to
ppeakaore plainly. Then our divorce
courts would find their "occnpati3a
gone, and newspapers would fiad no ass
r 1. : . al as . a""n.
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