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PENDLETON, VMAT1LLA COUNTY, OltEGOX SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1SSO.
Notices In local col am a. 30 cents per Has fi.t
IcserUon, 10 cents er lloo aaeh sahaeqaent In
sertion. Ad vertlilcr bills pay ibis qaartsrly.
NO. 51.
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KoncE. Simple annooneesaeata of births,
marriages sad deaths will be inserted irithout
charge. Obituary notices will be charged far ac
cording to their length.
Single copies of the EAsrOxscomx, In wrap
pers, lor mailing, cm be obtained at this oGioa.
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by correspondenta.
r. race rcsrry. at r. sxu
TUSTI5 k BELL,
ATTOBNEY8 AT LATT,
AXD XOTAETB3 PCBIIC.
Pendleton - - Oregon.
Office in Coart House.
JOHN A. GUTEE,
ATTOBNEY AT LAW,
FEXDLETOX, OEEGOSu
Grncx Up stain, above PostoEoe.
ETARTS k WALEER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
rtNOLETOX, OETOOX.
Orncr, in the Court Hocse.
DR. E. X. CLEXEMS,
PHYSICIAX, SURGEON AXD ACCOCCHER
J2ot Rock, Umatilla Count j, Oregon.
A1I calls promptly attended to, day or night. '
IIR. J. B. LIXBS1T,
SURGEON AND DENTIST.
pekdltto.v, : : : : oeegox.
Surgery a Specialty.
J. X. PEDETT,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
rnsELETOK : : : : ossoox.
Office si residence.
TT. C. 3CeEAT, X. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEOJC.
IXXDLETOX, OEEGOX.
Orncr Opposite the Pendleton Hotel.
W. F. EREXEE, X. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
rEKDLETOS, OHEOOX.
Oners his professional scrrioes to the people of
Pendleton and Eorroanding country.
Orncx At residence east oi Court Hocse.
C WHITCOXB, X. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
rrxDixrox, oetgos.
fnn attend to all calls, day or aicbt, with
promptness. All diseases treated br the latest
and very bestmodes lor the eosxfort cf the patient.
IIA1XES k LAWBE5CE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
bakte crnr, oeegox.
Will practioe at lav in all Courts in Omrcm and
Idaho. Particular attention paid to basinets in
JSakerasa union coanuea.
DR. J. "r7. HALL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Peadleteo, Oregon.
All calls promptly attended to, dsy or xljkt.
Orrscr Orer the Drag Store.
E. P. E1UA5, JL D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
WESTOK, OEEGOK.
OfSos on Main Street.
. B. TBSEK. 1.. E. COX.
TDRSEK k COX,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
I'ESDLETON', OBESON.
Office on Main street, opposite the Court House.
LAND AGENCY.
DWXGHT Jfc BAILEY,
QtBtnl Lai AgeRts, Notaries PtWic, aad
SEAL ESTATE BB0ECS8, .
pCBdleten, : : : : : Ore-con
Hare Township Plata of all snrreyed lands in
Umatilla county, aad Record of all Claims from
first location down to the present ti roe, and correct
ed seai-weeUy from the Land Office at La Grande.
Will secure claims for parlies under any of the
land Laws of the United States; conduct contested
eases before the Local Land Office, and on epjica
to the Department at Washington.
ar-Vf ill furnish Soldiers Additional Ilome
Etead Floats and all kinds cf Land Scrip ou short
notice, aad at lowest market rates. Will buy and
sell Land, Claims, City Property, etc., on reason
able comEPiseion.
The Plats and Records above referred to are the
only one of the kind in Umatilla coun?,and set
tlers can sare time aad a trip to La uande bj
coming to us. We have special facilities for lo
cating new comers. tnch27
WALLA WALLA
STEAM BAKERY.
BSTABLISIIED IK 1664.
O. BRECHTER,
Manstaetarer ef Bread, Cakes, Pies and all kiuus
of Craeken. Fire-proof baitdisg.
ftnV (
Wallsv Wllsv
S lUirncaiLtv.
J E. litis
ROTHCHILD&BEAN
(Successors to S.Rothehild)
Would respefully call the attention of the pub
lic to weir largely increased ssocx M
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
Which the increased facilities afforded br their
combination enables them to oflcr
AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES.
Tbelr Stock, will Coaaise as bare larore at
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWRE,
China and
Glassware,
Boots and Shoes,
HatS and Caps,
KOTIOR8, ETC.
TWwiB ilnn talaiaasnre !n fillicr aar
orders with which they may be cntrostel to the
tost ox Uietr atouty.
GRAIN AND HIDES
And. other produce taVen in exchange at the
iiigbeat Atarket .ttales.
CASH PAID FOR WOOL.
D.W. PRENTICE & 00.
MUSIC STORE.
lor f lrttreot,3?orUmfi. Or.
AH tcatrntnenis sold on !nUHest p!aa
ire at oar remar CASH PLICES. Our Pianos
and Organs are from the best makers, aad our j
prices and terms are the easiest of any boose ca
tbeXorth Pade Coast. We folly gnaraatee
every instrument we selLand sack Piano aad
Organ is also aacosipanied with a guarantee from
Uit maanacaxrer.
WEBER PIANOS
ARE THE BEST.
Installment Terms: $H. $100 or sort, ctah
balance, V& cc J30 pr bsUu
HAINS BROS.' PIANOS
ARE BELTABLE.
Install nient Terais: 2S, 550 or or eaah;
balance, J15 or J20 per SiiBtri.
1BE THE BEST MEDIUM-PRICED
PIANO IN THE WORLD.
Installment Terras: $15, f2S, or man, euh;
balance, ?10 or $15 per tsestn.
ESTEY ORGANS
SING THEIR OWN PRAISE AND
LEAD THE WORLD.
Standard Organs
ARE UNRIVALED.
Installment Terms: $15, $25, or Etioro Gia&j
balance, fiu or fib per aaoalii.
If installment terms as quoted above do not
exactly please, they can be changed to suit con
venience oi customer.
D. W. PRENTICE & CO.
Music Dealers,
aid rusunrns or
D. W. PItENTICE Ss CO.'H
MOHTJBLLY
Musical Journal.
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nlutU. ill Uxal Xtvt the falteri and tptde.1.
aul Its Editorull (term the ahlcst pecs la lb.
teaDlr,.
THE CHROXICXE has ilnriW,il
vlll t, the irtmi aad thaarioa of th
profit. aclnt ca9iUDatlooi,cll4wa. eorpors
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7K. NAX rRAXClKCe KEEKLT
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4rU Wnklr Newrpsper In tlx World, print,
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IJtentore and' Ceneral Inknattloe; alM a
luarolnccot Axrlcnltaral Ptputz&toL
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GOLDEN
UcJIOCUATIC I'M rK.illtt.
The Democralie larty ef the United States
in Gmvriitiua amnU?il deelsrc :
Frt We 4tljre urxJre. anew t ths
eoftltutioual doelrinrv and trailitians o the
I)intratie party a iliuttratnl by the teaeh
iitjr and cxamj.l" ef a Wn line of Detnocrtie
.Ute-meii aad trit. and ruUlied in the
pUtfurnt of tWe lat Naltwoal Cnventta f
the wrty.
ScwhmI OppoitiH to esdtralisalitrti and
that dasgvrott firit of rocruoeiimrnt wbieh
terd tw ctilidte the powers of all the dr
prtmnU iU una, aad tliut Ut create, what
ever may be tb- frmof truvemraent, a ml
dvpotism ; ns .niaptuaryUw, MparaUfea of
Ckareb ali4 Suto ftrr tLe gOul of neb. coin
mn Mbwel to be terrd and prulecUiL
TMri Home rule, Unneit tuwuey, eeasi.t
iMcaf poM, silver aa4 isr eoevertiUr inU
min oh JemUkd; tbe stnet matoteaanee of the
public Utiii. tate au4 N.hMrBal, and a tiTltf
for rrrwjae wily.
Purth TWe brlMaia of tke mlliury
h the oiril pwr, aad a ieneral and tlior
Msb rrfrw ( iU esril Kerrio.
Plflb Itigbt to a free kiltot a tke riht
prrMVT.tive of all rtirlil., aad mat and .kail
le eaaiataisl m e-Tory part of the United
States.
Stxlh Taw rzi.tssif a4saiMtotioH is rep
rrstaUve ef ownptraey awlr. M4 it. aiaim.
of tke nkt to nnwM tlw VulWt kte witli
lrw). au4 itepMty laiawawla. to MttttHidatoaatl
bstraet tbe uli elm, aatsl sW tmprreajtirated
a of tke rrtm to saatolam tt oarrapt and
defote jwr, ssrHilU tke Jj4e aa4 imjr
I. tkeir tSMtttajtSMM.
Sere lb Tbe great traod f I 7S, by which
upua a tal oooat of tke vbrcsnral rate of two
Sutcr, tke caa4Uat JtV!e.l at tke pill,
wu ditrrd to ic Pre .idea t, aad far tke rt
time in Ajaeri-aa kt.tory the wilt ef the peo
ple wa iwt ai4e ua4er threat ot military vto
leaoe. struck a deadly blow at oar at stem ef
rsvrneatative troremmeat The Desttcratie
party, bs prefer ro tke ooantry frwm the bor-
fwr h Site civil war. .abaultrtl lor a time ta
tint firm as4 patnoUc faith tbat tke people
rvaUl tmMrii tke rrtasw ta l. I au two
precede aad dwxti aar otkrr. It impose a
more oaerM dalr cpo tbe f o! tbe I a-
ioa tkaa was ever a4dreMd to tbe eoasetest
of a natioti ef frtvtaea.
Ktktk We execrate tke enr- of this ad-
misatratici ta Bills; plaeoa for pBUl
cfMouial., aal deiaibd a refsna by statate
wlneb skalt make it forever imoibe far a
4rfeate4 osa4iilate U. bribe kit way ta tke
Mat wf a sharper by vttiaiasea apoa tke peo
ple. Tk wa nii apata IB ropuoe to de-
. ao rroeawJ witsi iimaie.1
Nsatk Tke reulstsoa of ime4 J. TiUrn
aot icun to b a oaB4date fur 4ecUa, the
.xalte4 p aee to vklrk be wa etrvted by a
aupKity of bi evaalrymea. aad from wktek
he wa excluded br tate lur 4 tlte Itpab
Keaa party. U reerir4 by tke IVjamU ef
tke lTBld State-, witk MMkbtr. aad ther
dealare their eoaSdoaev mi ki. ilm and
patriotUsi aad ioternty BBallr"l by tke
msIu of tke eeamoa r. aad tkey fartker
deHsrr U bim tkat ke i Mkrd loU tke
rrtareaseat fce kas eku'H. for kua4f by tkr
ympatkr aad respeet of k feiWv cttixeas
who mrard sum x oae wao, kr 4ratBjr ta
staadard of peklra morabtr aad adnraiaj; aad
parifvia? tke paUie Mmw. aaeriu tke kut-
sair sraaae oi jb oouairy ua iuiy-
Tootk Free bip aad hve eaaae Ur
mrioa ouasrMte ea tbe ea aad oa tke
load; aodivnasiaatsoa ta favor of tna.por-
tataoa Ham, eoriioratioa. or mna.r she.
KlevrBlb .areadmeat of tke Itamarame
treaty ; ao avtre Chinese immisrattoa exrrpt
kr travel, edoeatswa aad ferctsa oommeroe.
aad tkenoa carefcllr guarded. "
Twelth fume aoaer ssm! roon eredil
tor pabHc pnpos solely, aad public land
far aotoal tUer.
Tbirteeatk Tke IVraratic party is tbe
friead of Ulor aad tke l.Wrinp man. aad
fdedrr itx4f ta aeotect bim aHke aoiast tbe
eormoraata and tke eomraaae.
Poerteratk We eeajrratnlate tbe eon n try
sjms tbe kaetr aad drift ef tbe IVnaorratic
CawirreM wkiok ks redaerd tke t-akHe ex I au
dita rr f U).tJ(l.lA) a ? e-w , up4tt tkeeoatia-
aation of prosperity at kome aad the nattaa-
al keaor abroad, and aoore all, aroo Ice
promts of reek a cbanpe ia tbe admini.tra
tion of this Goverameat as aba!! ia.ure its
seaaiae luting reform in errry depirtmect
of tke fiabUc scrrire.
rratsc no man too liberally before his
face, cor censure Lim too lavishly behind
bis back; the one rora the fLvttery, the
other of malice and both are reprehens
ible; the tree way to advance another's
virtue is to follow it; and the best meant
to err down another's vice into decline it.
He who has no taste for order will be
eften wronir in his judement. and seldom
eonxideratc or conscientious in his ac
tion.
PENDLETON HOTEL
Mala Ktroet, Iendletoa, Or.
THIS OENTBALLY LOCATED
- . ap
percLAR lie car
Uivfog been
ENTIRELY REFUTED and REFURXiSHED
Is now open for the reception of goats.
THE TAHLE
Will at all times be found furnished with the
very beat the market a&ords, aad every exertion
made to satisfy the patrons of the bouse.
mir: iiedh
Are all new, and the rooms have been furnished
in the neatest style and with every convenience
usually found in a first-clta house.
THE PENDLETON nOTEL
In all its departments will be up with the times,
and the proprietor ii determined that it shall
maintain tbe reputation cf being the
Dell Home Fast of Ike MoantatB.
The resident and traveling public are rr;-ct-fully
Invited to call.
C BAKKII, Proprietor
.11. V. II.ULKT,
ATTOKNEY AT LAW,
itjciiixtox, ontJ.K.
Oflioc Vain ilreet. un stair, ever East 0k
roiiannine. jl?
WILSON HOTEL.
UMATILLA, OREGON.
Mrs. It. A. 'Wilson, formerly t Orleans his lo
cated on Front street, Umatilla, where she hsa
oiiened a nrst-class hotel. The house kas been
refitted, tbe toll are excellent, sad tke table will
be supplied with tbe best tke marxet aSorda.
Travellers will nc rerret stopplag at tkls pUea.
K, W. SUge Coajosj 's eosebet stop kere.
i jLaJbcuniirniu.
EASTERN.
Weaver at Klmlra, JI..T.
KpiKu,.S;pU 1. General Weaver was
in Kltnira to-day and addrt-san! two iai
meniHf xreenbttk mc-eiinsa. ller. Tho
K. Ilrecher. srceiibacl; canditbtte frtn
Kr s. pre-rikil and made a cIi anicteric lie
i-jK-tT.li. General Weaver spoke for two
hiMim in the open air in the afiernoun.
mainly ou the question of Shance. and
incidentally on ballot box frauds at the
Miuth, whereby h uid the sreciihickers
had been rubbed of victory.
Weaver Call, the lln.ll In I.lae a irrn.
tack '1 rlarapb.
AuLtxr. X. Y. Set. 15 General Wea
ver, ijreenlMck candidate lor preside! at
a largely attended neetitr to-Hiht refer
red to the 3Iaiae electtoa as a vaiory for
the Kretvnbatkens.
A PrvUaded A rw. paper Corre.paiuteul.
Utile U.ine
Ciltc.ico, SVfrf. 15 The Imltr-Octtm
eays; A ptrMn riaiHiili u Iks -mI
rreromUMit of the Mcanieat Itiy
Hfttunl (Won Came here jt before thr-kbi-liU'
roocUve, and Wirs; MHabto lu
ecHrc piarieri ia aay hotel, rented nnttr
of a well knoundelevtiva. Thia;s pod
plessMHtly, and tbea lopsl oxrr-p !(:
was !elilitttl with bu q4arter. Iksnn;
the cuhcIjvc thedelective w ralte.1 away
to a dUUBrceae of operatiea of tooaV
imp irtanre, aied di-1 aot retarn to the city
antil a few days eiacr, when he foad
that his wife, kxHSsehydd -yxl., several
bandred doiktr in raoaey and the alfrtred
newspaper corrrl3adet bad Mtnatuae
obsIv taken diht. This drtcctive will
probaUr hare quite )prtaat baiaoM
on Itasd for the rest of tlicyrar.
Mar LTMchlaj; Pr.U.blr.
XaSHVttxs. Spt. li-To haodred
men met at atlme la-t askt and do
caxvl the QrtKiB w briber ther a oh hi
ruil S'priBjcicIdaad Lvacft the reeMiitiw;
nejoea roaaeded with the Ltpradi sar
der, bnt after" ard duprrel. The six
pnooner wete brovbt kefektot nlzkt by
the thenffof Ituberk-oacvHtaty ad alared
in for ifc krepias by order of Gov
ernor JIarks.
A Defaaller
HovE-eiLr, I'j-. Srpc 17. Wiltasia
Smith, ef tbe firm of Tnrnaaae A Saatttt.
mrrchaBbof I)atiCi. Wayaeooonty. IV.,
has disspfieaied. lie U difaallrr M Ike
aseMNt of ;25 .IM3. Tor mate s rulaed
a at aeveral Bimsat CoekoetiMs.N.
largely. Semth Is brlierel U bate Meed
the money la McCic ;prtwlaiKa
M.m.cr.f. Cle.tS.wl c;irl ana n (mn
a Cut.
Cixvcutxii. r. 17. ne aafHiikt T
Count Leo Vom MoHlbe of the Gertusa
army and Miss HUre Kvoretl of this rstr
were celr braird at Tnaitr KprMiMaU
churrh U-JicbL The sruea U a Art
UeatcHaat ia lhe Imperial tiavaVd and a J
son of Lieut, Gen. on MosttW of tke I
Saxon army.
Ta. ni.arMl. Cl.aa.plaa Wlaw
IXstotr, epc 17 Mi-i l'mnnrs of
Ca ifuraiaaiid Mie Jtae?lf MiaaeoU
rode a 16 mile rxec at the f ir srwsnda to
day. Tbe Utter w n. time St aIusHe!.
Ih tue filth mile her h re fell, bnt she
aaa onlr alrzkUr hart.
EOREIGN.
Rnlan Affaira
St Prrrie-eca.. SetK. 17. Gen. Ivoi
Melt Lotl has arrived front LivMio. Itn
ierial a.'weat i anaonncedtoa protoal
of Gen. Mewkoffand the misister nf in-
Ure for revision ef alt branches of the ad
minitratHMi of the ttrorine. Th-a work
of (Urh tevbion In eibt yOVerariieBU )
has been allotted to f r senaloo.
A Derlll.t. AllempC
t c- . t. . i
uiio, iTiH. .. Jin"
i our poanus oi tiynamite, coBHecteii wnn
a tube nil! Hh perr;vioa cap and
jruapea Jer, wa foiul nnder a rail on
the IhJo and Northwestern line, 18
unle from Kniton. theLondHi termiBHs,
th s iii'irning. It i snpf.ed ikat an ex
prviu train to Scotland paed over the
mined rail two honrs prenons So the dis
covery, bat that the tube was rbakca
from the rail by the motion of the pars
ing train or other m failed k act. Xe
cine to the perpetrators.
Serleaa ftlluallenar French Palltlcat Af
r.lr P.mi, Sept, ll.-Kxritcment amen?
republican croups continues. The politi
cal situation is obscure and uncertain.
Chanses in the ministry arc regarded
probable and ere freely dicned. A
coolness nndoubtrd'y extts between pre
mier De Freycinett and Gambvtt a. The
lo-ition of a tTair is regarded In poKtteal
nlled
circles pregnant with storms and dltlicul
ties.
The Kew SpaalsB Baby.
Madrid. Sept, 13. The princeM was
born at about 'J o'clock Saturday nichL
AccorUint; to ancient eltquettc ttie minis
ten, msr?Iiai. cranuees and Ulniomats
awaited the event in the ante chamber.
The duke of Sexto, grand master of the
palace announred the birth and shortly
after the king brought out the infant and
show ed.it to the awetubhtge. The minis
ter of jutticc drew up a deed attesting its
birth. The infant a ill tw christened
Mercedes and about a dozc.i other natne.
The birth was announced to the city by
artillery.
T he Siberian I'l.gwe
Sr. PcTK!.nciai,Spt.H. Symptom of
the Siberian plague haveapiarril iuiong
the jieopleof a village near Utieva.
Knwl.n Klnaneea.
Xew fiuaiKv iiiiuiter of Italia, Ms
Ilanze U said to havo fouud the fiiianres fo
disargauised and encrusted with defalrn-
tlon, that witli General .MellikPtl Iieail
vbed the czar to appoint a eomtnirclon to
investigate the tlejurttnonU ItMln-liev-ed
that the rHVunimciidation will be
adopted but the result will not be nude
public The i-omini.-Kiou will probably hit
privately, and submit the result to lhe
czar, who will di.nib the first olTendvr.
"Hohert the Devil" VTIn. the XI. fcrr
Make.
- ljoxno.H.Scpt. 15 FlieSt. leridakt'w
were won by Robert the Devil; CvpalUa,
rerond; Abbott, third.
Novel Use or the Tsi.EriiosK.--It is
well known that if a long, dry tubo open
at both ends lo held over a jet uf burn
ing hvdroge a musical sound is pro
ducetl. the Hitch and nualitv of which
vary with tho length, thickness and di
ameter of tho tube. It has been pro
posed, says tho J-Jcclncian to adapt such
a tube to a safety lamp nndergroi nd in
mines, and to pla:o it near a toieuuono
in communication with another in tho
manager's office on tho snrfaco. Tho al
teration of tho sound, duo to a greater
or les admtxturo of gases witli the air of
tho initio would warn the manager of tho
atato of tho ataiosphero ia tho workings.
PACIFIC COAST.
A Xlee CroMU.
Sax FitisriKTi, Sept. !. Tlie board of
elevtKJii conitJiiaiorirra rarne near break
inn "P l row toLty over char,?i madfe
by Tilioon yeatenlay, that the maycr'a
party a an tryine to manage fraudulent
rtristratioB, TilIori branded the maycr
an an infamfHis liar. UegUtrar Thorj
threatened to .hoot the top of Auditr
Danu'a head otf, and nnmi-ruoi like rivii
itiw a ere exchanged. No business of
coneaeiice xt transacted.
Tbe Tichaor Sprlaga Kracul Kxpoaett.
State mineralogist Henry G.IIaalu has
analyzed the water 6f Tichnors alleged
Kdd beanngapnn near CalNtoa, and
nla ti at it doe not contain the eiigh't at
trace of uhl. Prof. Hawks denounced
Tick nor', enterpnre a a fraud. Tbe Call
U day pobilshea sn expose of the man
ner in which Tichnor pretended to obtain
?old fioat water, which may b brielly
rieftcribed a ralalonr water with chloride
or gold. Prof. Haaka has received from
tbe rut letter of inquiry rraniii-,; the
spring in (nstIou, which leads to tbe be
lief that voe tepa liaTe been taken to
tvt up an exotenient over t in that
nartrr.
DalS It.Ir.vrxI an Ball.
S?f KittNTo Sep, 15. Capt. Djij
isHlscttd in Otivon fur manelaakter in
OOflReetMii ai!h the vrreck of the steamer
Great IN-jHiblic, has gied aboad of iJ.t
and nas bn releael tits case a ill
eowe up before Jede UoOman or Friday,
a hen tbe qttestiou of sending defendant
to Oregon for trial wd be decided.
BCS1SUI BTATK JI XST
The Siw York "P.Hk'1" WeakJr Ke
vle. New Yoix Hrtt. 17 CSrarisz kae ex-
cbsacri tat tke -ek shoo increased bciiaeas
jf.L.. a c.
Tbe fe sam-teg are tbe dHstis acordlsg I
... "T" ,
IZrtQ tlie !
Atrs lanuis'.Ki rrtora :
Uaia .w Yor.2Jl; Boston. 2U.7. PnH
adelphu.Se; Ch evew, 31 St Looi 17.0;
Ctocsnn It. 41 1; Sas Praooico. It 6: klU
tisk r, iVh Kew Oriraai. Si s; Pitiiborc,
41 T; IxMSt. vitte. 51. Providence. s; Kaa
titr. 317. ladi-aspcla. 41 CVv eland,
37 7: N.w H.vra 30 7. Lnaeit 19 6
toe -B t n re 3, ajnaur, U s. aaa of aoMe laasily. iisj jotcea a
ti it rreord .t e'sehas is mora better sow publishing firm. The facs is that
ibsa taatoftbr pncrdMij; .k. sad snows i tuc aveaBes are now k crowded that
ikai no 4.ie ic ajsiwy ifboHBe. bs yet Tounjr men of satall capital, who do sot
onind cesifensr. wnh the c-rmiiooding , -, . T -Zni SZ
week lat TrJ. .hick w., af er tke IpeCCU- ! leTC avdaaoon wfll per-
iKrfxdmenl kad baa and tile ib-itu- j force, have to take what offers a liveh
ti.a: c iertv tB I g-tirnoe trade wai sap- j hood. Nor do we imagine that men who
1 1 am ed br rcutsioa trcbsses in specs- ha.1 the eourage to toka to retail trade
a to, tveaaatasi tse execansa oi iai
eh atw au larres-e ol rf 7 pr cent. io be
. ct e. ale aad 2t prcent vat-d ti Xea
Yon. TDefe t no ci Utber ofacressoo
.b!e .ad daa$erwcs t(alaave xcitrmeat or
of tlscaaUoo.
CUTIUI. AntZRICAA AVFAIllt.
Caas'p bI la Vaitowa State.
Xxw Ttf.c. tett 17 Kasasa dtspoicnes sta'e
thUtheM.asvcr riyif. ahca arttrrd ai XU.
aca ! Tc aa tbe 3d rro-ra ib.i .a
a ex. Sa t cscBcote-ed a itTcrecsle treca tse
wiotswut ai as. cbssilcd to laj Vt S&acrv.
Ucr p Tt gajl aft sod rahta boll&rad acre
ttuhuj oaav.;4
1X nUSt Mant ol ulejrri cor;ci .rtrV a
Umtra he el'TSf ant. dertstder-
cais ti the Kale &as tcca ordered hj Ue naUoa
1 r-vcraseaL and leader, have beva advertbed
tt CbaStioruud of C difercat llaca.
Taa pet of Taaaaa are laalant ever the
aea.froa fvra lb,t Leep' coioj cita b at
a uc co sad that AcvcrL-aa ercoddaa u tie
cnl)lx tu b-ea a ilnii, aat caarlvtnilg of
O.U ctttsstat ni.lor oea accreted.
I br. tjoeaet. t-rt eit c-C ise rtpMle. U expeet-
Ied fce Ml riaeishst the cilodle of tie ooata
Uc roses aha anutatrbodr of traops tcsca
Uasevl la thi Otf .
Tfce penid at of Haadoras has lrscd a debtee
cs(tMc the narool ccsKitsect asaiadf. ta
se at i& captui a u 14 of epteabr.
accofcias i (oau rrporu. ia in itcwrM o i
e repa he or tnatsili ca Juir list of ul.vear
axooatedtll2U,tW SV
lbEomcabtvl9a.vaiw baa enured lata a
i coatrwl aim J y Medial
Medtaa ttt ta tstaMi.aoet.t
at a Una la ihatrrpcU c 16s ta4
u to
ta is cH- wtia triacata ta dlStftat tewns
a aver gm t rrooin d
Tt cm. r.vr nveraaest cealcs tae rtport
ta.tt n4 wirrJol a secret tKatr a kit rm.
noet a k t K.ca ruirosj trra ta capital.
ran .Kas. Ut I k Atlantic t. prccimlsc satt.tartit
Tnervpsaneot Mcanna boasts tail II Ml no
fsruxadcU.
VASVUA.
IUU. or Train Jttn.
Wiurrm. Seot. 17. fbe brakemeaand
fi re a; en ou tbe Canada Pacific road bare re
signed aecaae an iaerrae of wata was de
nted them, and it a-s tbrn found neceasary
to have police detailed t watch the arrival
and departure of trains for fear of destroctisn
of prrptrtj.
Eccentric Animal.
The subject of a depraved taste in an
imals is an interesting one, which has
not been studied as much jHirhap as it
might, In human beings it would seem
to depend on ill health of either body or
mind, but in animals it would seoni it
might be present and tho animal enjoy
cood health. One remarkable instance
in a herbivorous animal wo can vouch
for. It occurred in a sheen that had
been shinned on board of one of the P.
and O. steamers to help to supply tho
kitchen on board, but while fattening it
developed an inordinate tasto for tobacco,
which it would cat in any quantity that
was civen to it. It did not care for ct
gars, ana lutogemer ODjectott to uurni
ends; but it would greedily devour tho
half-chewed cud of a ailor or a handful
a . . aat A
of roll tobacco. "While chewing there
was apparently no undue flow of saliva.
and its tasto was so peculiar that most cf
tho passengers on board amused tnem
selves by feeding it, to see for themselves
u it were really oo. As a consequence,
though in fair condition, tho cook was
afraid to kill the sheep, believing that
the sheen would have a flavor of tobacco
Another very remarkablo ca-ne has jnst
been communicated to us by Mr. Francis
Goodlake; this timo a tlosh-eatmg animal
in the shape of a kitten, about hvo
months old. who shows a passionate
fondness for salads. It cats no end of
sliced cucumber dressed with vinegar.
even when hot with cayenno innipor.
After a little fencing it has eaten a pieco
of lioilcd IVcf with mnstard. Its mother
was At least once seen to eat n slice of
cucumber which had salt, pepper and
vinegar on it, Tho kitten is apparently
in good health, and its extraordinary
taste is not easily accounted for. bven
supposing it once got a feed of salmon
mavennatso, why should it now soloct to
prefer tho dressing to tuo nsu?
Tt is eratifyinir to know that suit
against an folminitdator for an estate in
Ibtrtford. Conu., who was not doing the
squaro thing, resulted in the recovery of
810,000. Tho fact that all but S3X of
tho amount went for lawyer s fees should
not bo overlooked in the general joy.
however.
Social Position la America aad KaIaad.
Some vears ago a jounp Scotch me
ohanic killed himself at Philadoipbia,
leaving a letter exjilainicg that he did f
from aheer chagrin on finding that h s
social jKirion, in disgnat of which La
had chafetl himself into emigration, wxe
no better than at home. Being, in com
raon with tens of thousands in Europe,
entirely ignorant of American aoeial life
be had'concluded. Laving heard that
this country ore man is as good as a.
other, that be would find social circles i
which entry was imponaible at horn
easily-open to him here, and was. co
rospondinglr chagrinAd to tliscov
that the Cadwaladera, Biddies, etc
kept their doors as close again
a mechanic as do Xjcnnox
or Hamiltons. As a matter of fact, tl
line of social demarkatton in our easier
cities is as well defined as in Europe, ami
a man going to dine at the house of &
merchant or profeMiosal man in ew
York is as unlikely to meet his boot-rnaker
or erocer as at a dinner party in London.
Hie question arises, however, whether
this !tate ef things will not soon undergo
a change in both places. There is reason
to think that up to the middle of the last
century some branches of retail trade
anst have been deemed much
more honorable in Great Britain,
and that it began to drvlir.o
in estimation when the extension of
commerce and manafactares offered so
much more opportunity for monej-ciak-iag
ia other lines. Pepys, of diary fame,
was son of a tailor in a small war of bos
ineru. ret his father's wife was aunt of
Sir Edward Montague, mother of the
first Lord Sandwich. Again, when the
first Lord Mansfield, son of Lord S tor
ts on t, a poor Scotch peer, went to "West-
aiaister bc&ool. his
kosom mend
v- f I ci t .1- Vt
vmva ,wi a lAAi i.a.vjnuuc i.jiii.j , wu
whose father was a London draper. Guj
eraon ited early, and his lather be
queathed to Mansfield a valuable estate
in Shropshire, which the present Lord
Maas&ekl owns to-day. It is perhaps
siznificaai of impending change that
the son of the Archbishop of Dublin, a
would fas caste with sensible people.
Some base sisee a young gentleman,
yery anxious to marry, resolved to take
the "large village shop" in the place where
his parents, people of excellent position,
had long dwelt. He has made a com
fortable livelihood oat of it, leads a
maeh mere agreeable life than if he had
"Gone West," aad all his friends think:
that he did a very sensible thing.
IIow Could Lal His Zjebrows.
The absence of eyebrotrs ou the
face of Mr. Jay Gould ia thus ac
counted for by a correspondent of x
Western paper: lie had his all
staked on the Uniou Pacific, and the
stock had been worked up from nine
to about sixty-aix. The lower court
had decided in his favor in a vital
lawsuit, and it was with feverish
anxiety that the resalt of the appeal
was awaited. The rumor got a bo a.
in Wall street tbat the decision of
the eourt would be adverse to Gould,
acu, in spue oi me private assurances
tbat it would be against tbe govern
ment, the ttdverc rumors ao un-
atruntr Gould that it was hard for
him to keep on his feet. A private
telegraph wire was hired, with one
terminus in Mr. Gould's office anc
tho other in the room adjoining the
Supreme Court ebamber in Washing
ton, lue operators sent alt tbe de
cisions as tney were read, urea-
nervousness was caused by the lonp
tedious opinions telegraphed i
which Gould bad no interest. Thi
was kept up for hours. Gould
almost prostrated. At length th
operator announced tbat tho readin
ot the opinion in the Cnion Pacifi
Railway case had been commence
Tho first of the opinion began t
come over tho wire, and it was
mere history of the case. "Oh, shut
him off! ened Mr. Gould, "and ask
him whether the decision of tho
lower court is affirmed." The an-
swer was awaitca wtm oreainiess
anxiety. Gould sank in his chair, as
pale as a dead man, and those about
him were much concern-id for fear
that if the decision was adverse he
would be killed by it. The operator
at length gave the news that the de
cision of the lower court had been
affirmed. Mr. Gould was prostrated,
though the decision gave him mil
lions, lie was carried to his homo in
Fifth avenue, and a long sickness
followed. AU his hair came out, in
eluding, his eyebrows, and those
nature never restored.
Valvatiox of Taxablx Peopebtt.
The assessment of Philadelphia proper
ty on which tho taxation for IsM is
based embraces at least one satisfactory
feature. Assuming that the figures given
approximately represents actual values,
it shows that the downward tendency, of
which the hrst official evidence was fur
nished by the decline, from 1SS7 to 1S78,
of more than sixteen million of dollars.
and the still greater dnclino from 1S7S to
1S79 of mora than uftv-two million ci
dollars, has not only been arrested, but
that tho ratio of increase in the valua
tions of the property in Philadelphia as
sessable for taxation has increased from
a littla more than two million of dollars
from 1879 to 1SS0 to more than soven
millions of dollars for the period from
1SS0 to 1SS1.
A lady wri';es to know if parlor matches
am tho best. A long experience incline
ns to believe that they are. Xhosa E&sde
in the kitchen generally result U Um
loss of a good cook, whllo the prh
ntuM aimrilr Ven nn naorst Taaai na ti
iocs to find moaey that go for boniM.
aad gloves.