THE XEW NORTHWEST, THTIRSBAT, OCTOBER 7, 1880.
COilHDY.
nV THOMAS KAIUCY ALMUCIt.
Tby parted, wtth clasps of hand,
And kisses, ami burning learn.
They met in a foreign land.
After some twenty years
Met as acquaintances meet,
Smilingly, trannul!-eyed
2fot even the leaat little bent
Of the heart, niton i either side!
i
They chatted of this' and that,
The nothings that make up life;
She in a Gainsborough hat,
And lie In black for his wife.
Ah, what a comedy this Is !
Neither was hurt, It appears ;
Hue had forgotten his kisses,
And he had forgotten her tears.
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
A QHtAND CONVENTION OF DIVINES THE UNDKR
Q3MHTND RAILROAD TO BE PUSHED TO COM
PLETION IiOCAL POLITICAL STRIKE.
LAK OOKRESroXllE.VE OF THK NEW XORTOWKhT.
New York, September IS, 1880.
While politics are at their height in this city,
we shall soon have a gathering of another charac
ter, but jiossibly not much lesx stormy. In Octo
ber, the triennial convention of the Protectant
Episcopal Church M ill meet in the Church of the
Holy Trinity, and a sltarp contention is expected
between the high and the low church wings of
the denomination. For the first time in three
quarters of a century, Trinity parish will not en
tertain the visiting prelates and clergy, and the
burden of hospitality will fall upon the low
church wing. I remember when a boy that this
convention was a great event, and the house of
bishops was considered a powerful institution. It
consisted thirty years ago of aliout twenty mem
bers, and all of them were men of mark. Bishops
Doane, Mcllvane, Whittingham, Delancey, Hop
kins, Wainwright, Meade, Kemjier and Otey were
all nu n of strong intellect and fine executive abil
ities. Nowadays they seem to choose by chance,
and the sixty bibhops have far less influence than
the old twenty as an ecclesiastical and intellectual
power. As preachers, there is not one who has
the magnetic ability of Doane or Mcllvane. The
house of hiho)s is highly conservative, ami sits
with closed doors, so tlolxxly ever hears the mur
muring., from within. Rut the house of clerical
and lay delegates is a highly-seasonal I tody, which
will make itself heard during tlicVoininir conven
tion on the subject of ritualism 'and high church
doctrine. In the language of the ttngodly, "a re
ligious circus is promised at its sessions."
Broadway is to be tunneled. If Mr. Stewart's
body was anywhere in the vicinity fund Judge
Hilton does not know where it is), I should ex
pect to see its ghost rise in rebellion. He opjiosed
me sc.ieine lor years, ami successfully. He has
been dead but four years, and already the work of
tuniiclinir Broadway is a fixed fact. The busy life
of the city needs it, for no one '-an seriously regard
the elevated road as anything more than a tempo
rary makeshift.
"Who is to lie our next Mayor?" is a question
which seems to have almost as much interest for
New Yorkers as the Presidency. The local faction
fight hinges on this question. Mr. Kelly Is deter
mined to be the next Comptroller, more for the
sake of carrying his point than for holding the
office itself, and it is not everybody whom he can
trust to make the appointment. Certainly he
would not trust Mayor Cooper, who is, very desir
ous to have a renomination, but who will never
get it. I hear Isaac Bell spoken of in this connec
tion, also Andrew II. Green and Augustus Schcll.
The Hon. Samuel A. Lewis, proprietor of the He
brew leader, is a prominent candidate, and it is
said he would carry the entire Israelite vote of the
city with him, which is a very important factor
in the count. John Fox, who lias just returned
from a sudden trip to Eiirtie, is a favorite with
the Irving Hall people, but his record as a Super
visor under Tweed is a little too fragrant as yet
The same may be said of "Jimmy" O'Brien, ex
Sheriff, who vows, that he will either be Mayor or
Congressman. The Republicans talk of Post
master James or AVliitelaw Reid, though the lafc-
ter would probably have to do penance in owning
that his first name (necessary for voting purposes)
is Jacob. It is said that Jay Gould would really
like to see Mr. Reid nominated, and that this is
the origin of the rumor.
Among the political talk in this city to-day was
a report that the Republicans mean to put one
million dollars in Indiana and carry the State re
gardless of cost. To this a Democrat connected
with the Campaign Committee said: "Then our
party must put a million dollars in Indiana too.
"We can get it easy enough." The National Com
mittee have been notified by prominent and
wealthy Democrats to call upon them if money is
needed. One prominent Democrat has pledged
himself to raise $75,000 in the city whore he lives.
August.
A woman in red was seen at the Coney Island
races by a fashion correspondent, who furnishes
the following description: "She was outwardly
clothed in red from top to toe from her red
plumed hat to her red-leather slippers. The ma
terial of her custume was velvet and satin in the
mainland the color throughout was in bright
SflS fcJr'ft,. BHrtccd in the Rot
, . ,o. "i- w. Jier slmners wnr low.
,. . . : . i
snowinif roil st ir utnnir ...
her Je 7red carvel, i? 0J2 wSj
ue raugiii auuui iier iace, neck and hair
The Great Commercial Center of the
Northwest.
It 3?iccnt jiikI it.s Xu-fcirre.
It has a population of 21.0UO. It Is to Oregon, and the Ter
ritories of Washington anil Idaho, what New York
City Is io the Stale of New York, anil bears the same rolu
lion to that Slate anil those Territories that Chicago does to
Illinois, SU Louis to Missouri, Philadelphia to Pennsylvn
nia, and New Orleans to Louisiana. It has more territory
tributary to It than any other city in the 1'nited States, and
will soon be numbered with the foremost cities in the
I'nlon. Even at tills time the hammer and the saw can be
heard in all iwrts of the city ; the demand for buildings Is
so great that the Inclement season of Winter does not
check the onward inarch of Its growth. With the vast
number of ship constantly plying between this and foreign
poiis. freighted with our constantly increasing agricultural
products, and the numerous railroads now tributary to or
terminating at this city, It will not require more than ten
years to swell the Miulation of our beautiful and growing
city to 100,000 souls. Having a larger territory than San
Francisco to support it, we may confidently assert that in
less than a quarter of a century Portland will lie the fore
most city on the coast in point of wealth and population.
We will here enumerate the many railroad enterprises
already inaugurated. Some of them are constructed, and
others In process of construction, all making their termini
at this city.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
Is building rapidly west from Duluth, on Lake Superior,
and also from the Columbia River ens!, and will be com
pleted at an early day, thus connecting us with all our sister
States.
THE OKEOOH AKD CALIFORNIA K p..
Terminates here, and Is having an Immense patronage.
THE WESTERN OREGON R. It.,
Formerly the Oregon Central, is doing a go.sl business.
This road runs through the fertile conntrv mi the west side
of the Willamette River, and Its southern terminus at
present is at Corvallis, miles from Portland.
THE ITT AH NORTHERN R. R.
Will be built through hundreds of miles f fertile lands,
the produce of which mast be brought to this cltv for ship
ment. This road will connect with the Tnion "iMcinc It.
K., thus M-eurinu two competing line from the Atlantic to
the Pacille. It is now a settled fact that the
PORTLAND, I1AI.I.KS ANI ..VI.T l.KKF. K. R.
Will be constructed at an early da v. Thl will give us three
trans-continental roads.
NEW RAILROAD ENTkttl'RI..
A home company, with unlimited capital, has been or
ganized, under the name of the Oregon iau It-iilwiiv Co., to
construct narrow -gunge roads from tin- city io the'interior
portions of the state, ultimately eoriu. . tin- with the Cen
tral Pacific, with branches wherever f iidiieeineiits may of
f r. This enterprise is Is-ing pushed i-or-uil v to comple
tion, so that it may Is- in readiness i.. moc this Fall's
crop.
AICTICI.ES OF IM-OKIMKATION
Have been filed to construct : road from Rattle Mountain,
Nevada, in the direction of Oregon, to ,im ct with the
"rcgouian Railway Co. 's road, and make I'ortUii.l It i..r.
iiitim-.. This will give us direct -omiiiuMi.-at i.ji with the
richest silver mines in the world, and will niak Portland
oil' ,f the greatest railroad centers in the I'nloii.
We di:ill son lie cotnieet.-d ,y rail with 'lie Northern
Paeltic R. R.; al with Chicago and the Atlantic cities.
Thousands of immigrants are constantu arriving from all
parts of tli.- civilised world, and tie- 'mill. on-, of jm-is-s
of agricultural hinds that lie tlli unl.rok. n l,y the
plow-hnr. . and awaiting the advent of the : up I v farmer,
js.int most conclusively to the fact that an era of p'rosiM-rltv
is already dawning ii.ti lhi fair oiing m.i'. When ih"..
iininigratioli h;is reached Its full 't id-, and t bree lit 1 1 1 ions
of acre-, are under cultivation, then u :ll amgoii !. known
as the wealthiest state ill the t'nion.
I'OKTUMI CITY II05Ii:STi:.VI).
The land In this enterprise lies adjoining the city, and Is
only from ten to fifteen minutes' walk from the Court
House, and a less distance than that from one of the liest
public schools in the city, it idHi,. , in:
one mors vxi TWKvry-Forit r,is,
Fifty ly one hundred feet in size, with -n. . ! sixty feet
wide.
I'KICE.
All lots will he sold for $100 each, pu .tlii. n. installments
of s-r mouth, or the small sum of I if-., cents o.-r day. No
interest will lie charged, and a good and suthcu nt lioiid for
l--ed will l.e given upon the payment of the first In.fall
meiit of and M arranty Iieed Uxn n-eelpt f laxt In
tallni. nt, tmth without expense to the purchaser.
TO rrRCHASERK.
Those not finding It convenient to make their payments
when due, will be granted twenty days grace In which to
maaesucn paymcnis, as it isu sirailc that ail shall have
every possible opportunity to keep up their payments.
Those desiring to make full payment at the time the Bond
is issued, will be entitled to a reduction of $10 on each lot.
- ..n -... EA .... 1 .1 I 1 . , '
.f vnuu JV Miu ill. Jrt t lie
ROAD TO WEALTH
Is the most certain and rapid through real estate invest
ments, this enterprise otters far more Inducements In the
public than any other on the const at this time, as the price
and payments are within the reach of all. lo not let this
chance pass. Bay a lot, build, and make vonrself Inde
pendent. Many of you who live In rented houses pay more
every year for rent than would purehiu-e a lot and build a
roof over your head. You then would le Independent of
exacuug lanuiurus, ou ill iruiu nave a place to cull home,
DO!CT POROKT
That not many years ago some of the Ix-st lots fn San Fran
cisco were srdd for an ounce of gold dust, n ml that now they
cannot in; bought for ilOlMKJU. Also, reinemtM-r that In Chi
cago some of the best business lots wen- on.-c trad h! for a
pairoi oiu noon, uowoncn is tne remark made by old
residents of Portland that once they could have bought Iota
for Sluu that Wfim would not boy now. It is not wise "to
aespise liie nay at nail lillllga. '
IT 18 TRUE
That of all real estate investments the homestead plan Is
the best and safest, as all who invest are interested iu mail
ing the whole property more valuable. To illustrate: Sun
pose A builds a house on his lot, and B owns a lot adjoin
ing; R geu the benefit of A's improvement, while A Is not
nijureu nniruj. j nm pniiusopny wiir apply to the entire
We have donated a lot Io each of the prin. iiml churches
for church ininHMes. A Iso, two lots are s-t aiwrt for nubile
school purposes. 1
KAILROAII l'URCHAHE.
The Overland, Oregon and California and the Western
Railroad Companies have purchased all the iu,,.i ,i,
east line of the Hoincsteal (Nlntii street i to the water
front for their terminus, depots, machine shops, etc.: also
the main llneof theOregonlan Railway Com imiiiv Limited)
will have Its terminus near by. Thus the greatest railroad
cenU r on the l"aclllc (Vmat lays in close proximity to these
lots. This purchase has caused a rise In all surrounding
property of 100 per cent, making the lots in this Homestead
from 75 to 100 per cent cheaer than any other real estate In
Portland. Inasmuch as this Homestead was advertised to
be sold for a stipulated price before the recent advance, un
pleasant a It is, we shall strictly adhere tootir mlverusml
contract with the public- to sell these lots for S100 each for
the next ninety days.
The two hundred lots that were reserved for actual settlors"
are now all sold, and the demand to select lots being so
great, wc have lieen eontiieitud to place more lots on the
market from which the public may select for the next
ninety days. This allhrds an opportunity for iiersons so de
siring to purchase the most beautiful residence property.
TO PARTIES JIKHIHI.Sf) TO lTHTHASSK.
This property Is now selling very rapidly, and those, wish
ing Io buy will do well to call or send Immediately font lot
or lots. All but the first Installment must be tmld nt the
Hanking House of I .add & Tilloti, In the city of Portland.
PERSONS KHOM A DISTANCE
Desiring n lot, may forward to the d'eneral Malinger
and a Ilond will be Immediately forwarded.
Money inny bo forwarded by registered letter, money
order, or Wolls, Knrgo A Co's Express, at my risk.
For furthor particulars, apply to .1. M. RICE,
licneml Manger, Portland, Or.
Or to HAIGIIT A McIVUGIILIN,
82 Morrison utreot.
C'crtilicnfe:
IcorUfy tlint I am the owner of the lands In the Portlnnd
CRj Hoineetoml Iho title thereto Is perfect, being n U. S.
pntent-ntl I iiiltliorlzo J. M. Rico to sell said property on
tho foregoing plan. P. A. MARQ.UAM.
Reference:
AVm. RohLllnnkor; Hon. J. H. Mitchell. Rx U.S. Sonnlor;
Hon. L. V. Orovnr. IL S. Sunnlir- .1. riimirlirlilirn f
chant; Molori I'rnnk, Merchants; Geo. H. Hltncs, Prlntor.
MISCELLANEOI'S ADVERTISEM ENTS.
DR. PAUL M. BRENAfi,
The Most Successful Physician on the Pacific Coast
IN THE TREATMENT OF ALL
CHRONIC AND DIFFICULT CASES,
HAS RETCRXEIi AFTER AN EXTENSIVE TOUR OF
the Eastern States for the past four months. The Doc
tor visited all the principal medical institutions in the large
cltl.s of the United states, and comes back with all the
modern methods, Instruments and appliances known to
the most scientific men in the profession. The Doctor has
also brought charts and manikins to Illustrate his lectures.
VAUI' -M- IHtENAN has been lecturing for 15 years
on the Laws of Life and Health. In his private and public
lectures he has taught men and women the true system of
.', hVwto lte healthy and liappv, if they would only be
o' . , y ",8 wlHe counsel. lut all cannot hear his de
lightful and Instructive lectures, nor can he tell everything
necessary forsutreriiig humanity to know from the public
rostrum before a promiscuous audience. There remains
much to be learned from him, as his experience extends
over broad fields of active professional life. This knowl
edge so necessary to the welfare of sufferers can only be
gleaned by private Professional Consultation at his office.,
ills experience in the various jwrts of Europe and America
gives him such opportunities of learning the delicate dis
eases which the human family arc prone to, their mode of
treatment and permanent cure, as no other physician on
the Pacific Coast can claim. He has not only treated these
diseases most successful Iv, but has made them a life study,
tew moments' consultation will prove.
. He has become an expert in the treatment of disease,
weakness and derangement of the rc-pnsluetiveorgnnsof
both male and female, including discuses caused by the
FOLLIES OF YOUTH,
Such ns Spermatorrhoea, or seminal Weakness, or Loss
or Perfect Vitality. Near v two-thirds of all the Chronic
Diseases spring, either directly or indirectly, from some de
rangement of the sexual svstem. and yet this subject Is
neglected by the majority of the medical profession.
IT IS TRUE
That persons who are unfortunate enough to be afflicted
by any form of sexual disease have a delicacy in calling
upon the proper physician in time, from a sense of mod
esty, and sometimes from ignorance, and permit those dis
eases to exist until their constitutions become corrupted,
their organization broken down, and the hope of future
happiness blighted, until death h"eomes a welcome mes
senger to carry them out of their miserable existence.
Those who call in time Un Dr. PAUL M. BRENAN
need have no fear but what he will restore them to perfect
health and vigor, mak their bodies pure and their minds
content, if they will only follow his advice and treatment.
Catarrh. Bronchitis. Throat Diseases, Skin Diseases,
Rheumatism, Kidney Conplaint, and all Diseases of the
Eye and Ear, Stomach and Bladder, he can cure without
fail. No Quack Nostrums used; no slop treatment; no
false promises. Everything strictly confidential under all
circumstances.
CONSULTATION FREE, and a list of printed questions
sent to those liing at a distance who can not consult him
personally.
All surgical Operations performed.
office No. l First street, between oak and Pine. Office
Hours From 10 to hi a. m.. i to 5 and 7 to H p. m.
All letters for professional business must be addressed to
Dr. Paul M. Brenan A Co., si First street, Portland. Or. -7
No. II ICKAItXY STKi:i7T,
Troats all Chronic and Special Diseases.
ATOl'NJ MEN WHO MY IJE sfFFERINO FROM
1 the effects of youthful follies or indiscretions wilt do
well to avail themselves of this, the greatest boon ever laid
at the altar of suffering hninanitv. DR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $.Vi for -very case of seminal Weakness
or private disease of any kind or diameter which he under-
lases alio rails to cure.
.iinei.r.-.viiMi .ir.., rroin tne age or thtrtv to slxtv, are
often troubled with too fie.io. nt evacuations of the bladder.
commonly accompanied by a slight smarting or burning
n. iim.iii.im ami u weaKciong or the system In a manner the
patient cannot account for. on examining the urinary
deposits, a ropy sediment will often Is-found, and some
times small particles of albumen will appear; or the color
Hill I... ft. t I . "
mil ,n- i.i nun, nuiKisn niie, again changing to a dark
appearance. There are many men who die of
whs uimeuity, ignorant or the chum-, which is the second
stage of seminal weakness. Dr. s. will guarantee a perfect
cure in an such mis, and a healthy restoration of the
grinuD-urinary organs.
m. e Hours in to I and to . Sundays, from 10 to 11 a.
V ' ;'.",u,u"u' ,r nomugn examination and ad'
vie , J.voi.
Call or address DR. SPINNEY CO..
No. II Keani) St., San Francisco.
1 . K ror private diseases of short standing, a full course
a ui.-uicuie, sumcieni ror a cure, with all Instructions, will
is- sent to any address on receipt of lo.o0. myjn tnoH.
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OREGON AND CALIFORNIA RAILROAD COMPA'SY.
H TAKE
at 12 at..
EFFECT SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,
Trains will run dally (Sunday excepted) between
PORTLAND AND ROSE BU R Q
as follows:
15
I.KAVK.
Portland
Rohelnirg
AKRIVR.
...7rf!0 A. 31. 1 Roehurg ,T:O0 p. x.
.. :00 A. t. Portland. ....1:35 K ii.
ALBANY" EXPRESS TRAIN,
Dally (except .Sunday)
as follows:
iwi ,,'E-VVK. AKRIVK.
I.,rt,and -1 1. n. I Albany S5 p. x.
Albany ao A. t. Portland lu.iA. .L
FREIGHT TRAIN
' Dally (except Sunday)
as follows:
I.KAVK.
i'ortiand
Junction
AKRIVK.
6:15 a r. I Junction JK.Ts.
o: a m. I'ortiand oSKH.
tiJ-llSif8?f,i?,Ml 9,iXorna Itallroad Ferry makes MWnec
tion with all Regular Trains.
nr(ll.c?Sn . (MW,ae mtule ltosebnrg with tbgtags
Oregon Stage Compmiy.
niThfi'0..10 a." tue Prfnipal pointed Califor
nia and the East, at the Company's office,
Corner V and front Streets, nt Kerry LandlHr, J'artlairf.
i.iBrw,oraBe wUI charged on Freight remaining in
Warehouses over 2i hours.
iW- Freight will not be received for shipment after 5
O'clock P. X. .T RR A VTT Tr
RO(JERS, General Sunerintnlsnt
E. I
a . i,iiTr.iw, trCI
Gen. Freight and Passenger Agent.
2-18 tf
PORTLA&2D TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Carryinrj IT. S. MaU and WeUs, Fargo & Co'
Express. '
rpiIE OREGON R.VILWAY AND NAVIGATIOX COM
i pany and Pacific Coast Steamship Company will
patch, every five days, for the abovejwrt, one of their net?
and elegant A 1 Iron Steamships, vlt:
THE OREGON, COLUMBIA, AND STATE OF
CALIFORNIA.
i
SAILING DAYS September 5, 10, lti'liO, 25, 80.
October .".
Leaving Portland at 3 a. m.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all the principal citiea m
the Unite.! states and Canada.
For particulars for Iasage and Freight, apply to
G. W. wEIDLE'R,
Steamship Agent O. R. A N. Co
( orner of Ash and Front streets, Portland. Oc
r " . J. McCRAKEN 4 Co.,
Agents of the P. C. S. s. Co
60, 62 and 6i North Front street, Portland. Ot
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A New Enerland Woman's Trial.
OUR PECOTTIES,"
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F U R NITUEB
Bedding--Carpets--Paper-H:angiiigw
IS I and 1S5 First audits 1 Second street.
tY N. W. Cor. From and Jefferson streets.
WARE ROOMS
.-nc.Aji t.w iiiki-..v. Cor. From and Jefferson streets.
PORTLAND, OREGOX.
JOHN
WATCHMAKER
No. m Front street, I'ortiand, Oregon.
A. BECK,
AND JEWELER,
A Fine Assortment of
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SPECTACLES
AT IXV PRICES.
Repairing a Specialty All Work Warranted.
Iurchalnz AMERICA V WATciibo ru..
and hartngthe advantage of Low Rent, I can safely uiW
tee Ijiwer Prices than any other house In OretsonT i"
Itelng coniuetent. I will rvmir r,ni,., i.i-- n... .
satisfactorily. ' .
briivrrAULE and OPl'ICAL GOODS a Specialty.
Sl&50tottQUX)
$11.00 to Svxoo
Eldn Silver Watches
Waltham Silver Watches
se2
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erchant
Ta i ior
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TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TU T TIIF TTvntiTt
1 signed. AdmlnistrntriT f .!. AH? ..y.P21-
dnv tho lsti. nZ 3,u,nniah county, and that Mon-
ho irtoASM 'iSill" V-een nA yM Court
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thevliMv irtivcnMa. ' . 00"' oojecuons, u any
tnej nae, why said tlnnl account should not bo allowed.
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Administratrix of tho Estate of P. W DaVIsTdot