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Newspaper Page Text15 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OliKGON, TUESDAY, MARUII l 1 -Si). VOL. 1V.NO. 97. Ve. Can and Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir tor it has beeu fully demonstrated to the people of this country that it is superior to all other preparations for blood diseases. It is a positive cure for syphilitic poisoning, ulcers, erup tions and pimples. It purities the whole system and thoroughly builds up the constitution. IIow Inn far ruin allow their children to cough and j-train and coui.Ii and ca.'mly say, "Oh it's only a cold," and keep giving them cheap an i dangerous medicines until they are down with lung fe-cr or ccnsumprion, when thsy can he so i easily relieved ry KKGGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP?. It has no superi or, and few equals. Geo. L. Black mail, druggist. 1'aBllen i Mel kern. Every mother is cautioned 'against giving her ohdd laudanum or pira goric; it creates an unnatural craving for stimulants which kills the mind or the child. Acker's Baby Soother is specially prepared to benefit chil dren ami cure their pains. It is harm less and contains no opium or mer phine. Sold by Foshay & Mason. ipp td ii Ibe Rati. Is it not better to nip Consumption the greatest scourge of humunitv in the bud, than to try to stay its pro gress oil thebrink of the grave. A few doses of California's most useful production, will releive, and a thor ough treatment will cure. Nasal Catarrh, too often the forerunner of consumption can be cured by Califor nia Cat-R-Cure. These remedies are old and fully warrented by Foshay & Mason. srECIAL ftOTUK. i DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of Londoo, England, also of the Eelle vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic, diseases, removes cancers, scrofula enlargements, tumors and wens, without pain or the knife. He also makes a specialty of treat I ment with electricity. Has practic ed .' in the German French and English j hospitals. Calls promptly attended I day. or night. His motto is I "GOOD WILL TO ALL." XfiTO.'lice and residence Ferry street, ; between Third ami Fourth. .lllJil THOSE WISHING A FIRST clas piano sewing machine, the latest music or artists' materials, will rind a bargain by calling at Mrs. B. Hyman's. The pianos are fully guar anteed for live years. The best, pianos made to stand the climate oi the Pacific roast. The New Ameri can Sewing Machine will please most fastidious. Fainting and music les sons given there. Stamping, Em broidery and Dressmaking done to order. No. 115 1st St., Allvinv. Or. 9,999.00 IN GOLD To Be Given Away. Out nnt thin aavcitiwinent and send it J. LAHMKK& CO., Nureervmun, 'lororito, Canada, with 14 thret ctct Canadian, 01 21 two-cent American onta;je stamps, ard thev will send you by mail (postpaid) in good time for planting in April or May next, your choice of any one of the fcllowini; collection f plants, and enter your name in competi tion for the !,!:. 00 in jrold that they are gtrin? away in onier to intiatiuce their nur . awry stock. Collection of Plant?: No. 12 hardy roses. No. 2 2 hardy climhioer roues, No. 32 oerblooiniu)(, roses for kouse cul ture. No. 4 2 dahlias. No. 5 10 glodiola. No. 63 hardy grape viaea. No. 7- 8 raspberry plants, 4 each black aid red: No. S- 20 strawberry plants, 4 choice kinds. No. 5 very choice plants four hnuse cul ture. No. 10 5 cherry currants (ret'X '. 115 Lees prolific currants (black) Ms. 12 5 whits gropo Currants All letters with this advertisement enclosed along with stamps for any one or more col liana of plants, will be numbered as they me to hand, and the senders f the Mrs l tSMrteen hundred will receive jrifts as follows: Ut $260 I The next 20, $10 each. 9nd 100 1 The next 40, 5 each, Snl - SO ( The next 415, 2 each. 4th 30 1 be next 820, $1 each. th 20 After 50.000 letters have been received, the senders of the next 1,100 letters sill receive gifts as follows: 1st ft25 I Next 10, 15 each 9nd 135 Next 15, $10 each 2rd - 75 i Next 40. $5 each 4th- - 50 I Next 470, $2 each th 25 j Next 500. SI each Aft.'r It 0,000 letters have been received, " let l t m- a -xt 1,01)0 letters will re a lts at Iml .Wa: anl .tl00 Ktch I Next 5. . . I. 4 and 5.. 75 each Next 15., C, 7 and 8. . 50 each i Next :m., 9. 10. 11. 12. 25 each I Next 603. . each . 10 each .. 3 each 1 each After 150,000 letters have been received the leaders of the next 1.109 letters will receive rifts as follows: 1 $101 each I Next 10... 2 75 each Next 25.. . 3 ana 4 50 each j Next 585 . Next 5 25 each I Next 479. ..$20 each .. 10 each .. 2 each 1 each Anv person n -v send any number of times fer an v of the abu ' collections. If 5 cents In tamps extra is seni, we will send in Jun next a printed list of the names of all persons who are entitled to zuts. We make this liberal offer to readers of the scald, knowing it will not pay u now, but ar object is to iotrolure our ptock and build a trade. Our mailing points are Toronto aad Shrubmount. Unt., Rochester, A. Y Lstaisville, Ky., Plaiiesville, O., and Chicago, L, and we will guarantee all stock to reach ar customers in goad condition. We employ aa uenU. but deal direct witn customers, a ad can sell and deliver stock to any part at the United States or Uanaaa at about one half the price chars ed by other nurserymen. through agents. Kemember we will not be ander.'iold by any reliable firm. Send us a list of wants and we will quote you prices; or 1$ rents for a hand-ome illustrated catalogue which you may deduct from your first arder. Address all letters, J. LAHMER & CO.,, Nurserynen. TORONTO, CANADA. SUCC0ESSRS TO Having purchased this well known store and added largely to their stock, arry au immense line 01 Stoves and Genera Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL cooking stoves and ranges, parlor and cooking stores, add ail kinds of kitchen utensils! also a comlpete assortment of Farmers anJ -AND- BUILDERS' HARDWARE, Pumps, hose, copperware. tinware, f rd plumbers' goods a specialty. Our prices are guaranteed, to be satisfactory. The public is invited to eall . nd inspect our stock. Tweedale'a building, Albany, Oregon. Vhar is C juris ItTST. &aan Vliohsa? aH, Tuuminm snag lakifc-wog t Infanta' and Chlldren'e Camplajarfca. Superior to Ctor Oil ytrf ggorio or Karootlo Syropa. CMlArwa cry Tar Caatorisw MS 3iona of Mothers) Mesa Caatcnritt, Contort. niM Cnlte, ConatTrwilun t"ar Stomachi Ulaniioaa. Kructatioil'; tilvrs heattby sleep ; "J aids diCBsUon t TSam The Leading Clothier. Carries the Largest line of and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Etc. in the Willam ette Valley, SUITS MADE In His Merchant Tailoring Department FOSTER BLOCK, CITY DKUG STOEE. GUISS & SON, PROPRlkTORS, G. L BLACKMAN. (Successor to E. W. Langdon DSALXS IX Drags, Paints, Oils, Perfumery and toilet articles. alsr a fuU line of books and stationery, periodicals, etc. ISf Prescriptions carefullj euro pounded IH ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE, .Albany . Oregon W.fC. TWEEDALE Garters' Tools "I fweuumiaBa fsaforfa fbr eltHdrmiV fTplaint, as spperior to sn y prrjwrr i yti-jz. oomjl to ro.'. H. A. atman, M. D-. ILL fio. QzfocvlSt., Bnootiya. SI'S. Consa Oamsnan, TTTSnmy 8t "ShuXaftu TO ORDER ALBANY Hardware mimu Absolutely Pure. This powder never vanes. A marvei of purity .strength and wholesonienees. More economical tliuu the ordinurj kinds, and cannot be sold in competi tion with multitude of low test, shorl weight alum or phosphate powders Sold only in cms. Royal Bakw 'ow der Co . 10. Wall t.. N. T. D.AV Crwwley & Co., Ag-ents, Portland, Oregon. WH. DAVIS, M. D. rYSlCIAN AND suieon. Can he found at his'offce room ir.lSt rattan's block, r'irfct street. Albany Orexon- DR C. CHAM BERLIN. HOMEOPATHIC phvsiciaii and surgecn. Office, comer Third and Lyon btrtete, AILanj, Oregon. W. MASTON, Fin'PlCIAN AKD SUR , peon, Albany, Orepon. M II. KLLIS, ri'YSICIAN AXI SURr , geon, Albar.y, Oregon. c. C. KKLLY, PHYSICIAN AND ol"R Keon Albany, Oreuon, ofbee in Pierce's new block. r. 11. Ottice4hourti, from 8 A. M. to 4 A. I. ROSS1TER, VE1ERINARY SIR . i;eon, graduate of Ontario veterii an college ""d member of the Ontario veterin ary medieal society, ie )rrtd to treat the diKeuR of all dnmesticaled animals on scientific principles. OHice second door east of the opera house, Albany, Oregon. DR. R KOLDEWAY, VETERINARY SI R geon, Albtiny, Orejron. graduate of (JcrJ man and Americun eolkves'. Kleelrieand llomeopathle Treatment mHOSE DESIRING EITHER OF THESE JL safe and reliable methods of treating ciit ea.-e will llnd lr. K. A. JlcAb'stcr prepared whh excellent apnlianees lor adluiiiistcrmv either, as the nature of the case mav rcpiire. He may be found at his office n Tliird street, two noors south of the electric Iicht station, when notiabcent on profesnional business. DK. K. A. M'ALISI ER, HOMEOPATHIC physician, has removed his office fr. m Klinn's block to bis resilience on Third street, two doors south of the ciectiic lipht fetation. ATTOKXKY8. DR. N. HLACKBIRN, ATTORNEY AT . Law, Albany, Oregon. Office in Odd bellow's Temple. ' Vill practice in all courts of the state, and give special attention to all mcsirie-ts. UOLVEUTON CHAULESE. AXTORNEY If at Ijiw, Albany, Or. Office in rooms 1 anu 14, rosters Block, over L. . lilain gtor . T K 1 . la' W EATHOKI-'oKD, ATTORNEY AT Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the court of thevlate, and give special attention to an ousincss D EVERE HOUSE. ALBANY. OR.-CHAS IX Pfeiffer. Prop. Only flrst-eclass house in the city. Larire pamule rooms for com. m-rci;il men. No Chinamen employed in the Kitchen, uencral stage offiie for Corvams, H. EWKRT, PRACTICAL WATCH MAKE and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, . "noUND A GOLD WNO WITH TOPAZ X set. Owner can have same by.callimr at r. ju. rrench s jewelry store. 1 CORDS OFi I ..' wood far sale. FIR AND MAPLE lytoS, Gourley. O j sier ! Oysters ! EASTERN AND OLYMPIANl SERVED fresh every day at H. Diercks restaurant Land SBrveyln. PAR TIM BR8IRINO B0RVITISO DOKB CAlf 0B tain accurate and prompt work by calling upon ex-county surveyor F, T. T. Fisher. He has complete coDies of field notes and town. ship plats, and if prepared to do surveying in any pari or l.inn county, roswmce aaareas, Millers station, Linn oouuty, Oregon. H.F. MERRILL, Banker ALBANY, OREGON Sells exchanee on New York, San Francisco and Portland. Buv notes, state, county and city warrants. Receive deposits subject to check. Interest allowed on time de nosit I'OJlcction receive prompt awueniion Correspondence solicited. JUllfflre nonrs irorao a. m. m or. m Agent for rename nre ano.mariDe . n i. neurance companies. Albany Bath House AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR EtyLadier and children's hair dreaa. it t upecialty. DntiJO satisfaction guaranteed. WILL BROS. Dealers in all the latest improved pianos, organs.sewing machines.guns, also a full line of warranted razors, utcher and pocket knives. The best kind of sewing machine oils, necu'es and extras for all machines. All re pairing in the above lines neatly and reasonably done. GEjStE11AL jews. Another List of Appointments by President HarrisoD. Tie Gamac? Pnf se to Bombard Saadasi E;.-?renidmt Cleveland Starts ca His Havana Trip. Tlie Hkralp's Special lispatches. Washington, March IS. The president to-tiay eem the following nominations to the reflate : Smith A. Whitfield, of Ohio, to be second assistant postmaster jreueral ; Marshall I. Uazen, of i'eiinsyl vania, to he tliird assistant post master general ; W'ni. W. Thomas, Jr., of Maine, to he minister to Sweden and Norway; Samuel li. Thayer, 01 Minnesota, to be minis ter to Netherlands; Nathaniel Murphy, of Arizona, to be secre tary ol Arizonia; John P. Ward, of Oregon, to be appaiser of mer chandise in the district ol Wil lamette and Washington; Wm. H. Whitman, of New Mexico, to be associate justice of the supreme court of New Mexico. General B. F. Butler was among the presi dent's callers to-day, also Secre t .ries Blaine, Windom and Noble. farncll tfangratalatrd, Sydsey, March 18. Many large meetings have been held in the cities of Australia and resolutions adopted congratulating Parnell on his victory over lhe Times. Larje sums have been raised for the Irish cause. FA IK UAIt.MtU CillKX. The ;erman Announce thai They Mill Bombard feaaduni, Berlin, March 18. The dis patches sav that the British resi dents have been warned to leave iaadani, a German admiral having announced that he intended to hem bard the place. 1 i:.-l'Kl.Mlit.M li:h.m. He Celebrates His 5-'nU Birthday by Lain;; A bread, New Yokk, March 18. Today i r.x-1 resident Cleveland is bz years old. He celebrated the event by si .rtingon his Havana trip, with Fx Secretary Vilas and Ex-Post-muster General Hickenson. A' vs. Cleveland remained at the Victoria hotel. ('UIPII.;oF TIIC BLtKliKUllY The Blueberry is a valuable fruit and is reliable to grow in our Nor'h ei 11 states, where the more tender varieties of fruits winter-ki.l. It is perfectly hardy, liaviur stood 40 du iTiees below zero without showing any injury to the ino.-t tender buds. It ripens in this latitude about the 1st of July, and in borne in clusters like cur rants; hh;ie, round; color, n-ddKh purple ut tii'st. but becomes a bluish black when fully ripened. The flavor is equal to the raspberry, a very nti'd, rich sub-acid, pronounced b most people delicious. It may be served with sugar and cream or cooked sauce, and is splendid canned lor winter use The plant se ius la flourish in all soils and is a proline bearer. It grows very stocky and makes a nice hedge. The shininr daik green leaves ana the blue fi nit miikintr a pleasing contrast. The de mand for the fruit is great, and usual ly brings 15 cents per quart. Ttev commence bearing the lirst year alter setting out, and yield a full crop the second and third 3 ear 1 fter setting out. Jney are propagated from suck ci s and root cuttings. I lie plant is about the height and size of a currant bush ajd very 6tocky, holding the fruit we.l up from the ground l'lauts t-hould be set in the spring, during March, April and May, in rows two or three feet apart, ind live or six teet between the rows, making a perfect heJge, and no grass or weeds should be allowed to grow between rows, rsici LIST. 1 dozen plants by mail $ GO 3 dozen plant by mail 1 00 100 dozen plants by express.... 2 a0 1000 dozen plants ay express or freight 15 M Plants art carefully packed la daua mofs and delivered to express or freight office, for which I make 110 extra charge. Ho tow Send Monet. I would pre. fer to have mouev sent by Americai express order, all sums of (5 and under cost only 5 cents, and if order is lost, money will be promptly re funded to sender. If not convenient to obtain express order, money can bs sent by registered lettei or postoffic money order or postal note, drawn on Portland, Michigan. Postage stamps will not be accepted only from our customers that cannot obtain an ex press order only those of the one- cent denomination wanted. L. U. Staples, Portland. lona Co. Vici. farm m mi WILL SELL MY FINE'FARM OK 200 . acres, situated in Benton county, two miles from Albany. ThU is a good, healthy locatiau, with rood well of pure water, with wind mill: cuod house: buildings all new. Tbis is one o' the most nightly places in Ore gon, having- a fine visw of the surrounuinjt couNtrj. towns and mountains. Far jane land all new and clean and adapted to all kinds of fruit, duality o( land second to none. 1 will make rhis a rare bargain to the riirht man. Iiamiimnta. don t faill to see this farm before Sou buy. Come and see mc on the place. M..T. H ITS IS V. t'anirarlar aad Knllder. mHK UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED in Albany solicits rawroiiKc irom cuj and country- coMract to uuiia Dnups, barns, and all manner 01 awinii(f nous-, ncluding yueen Anne, mwuc wm t.iu "thian stle of lAiiiUilie. Will furnish plans and sptciflcatins free of charge. Satis faction ifuaraiiteed w. . CAsar.!.. illOICE. ITALIAN PKl NE .1 KKKS I OK sale. Apply to f. iv. tsilSK Aiusn A UIM.K tt'K TO HIF0KSil . The l.rciTative Amenably A tt nl twa rrize-FiKhtK tnnday Mora inc. Sackamexto. March 17. There wore two li-'ely prize-lights last night, or rather the morning after the adjournment of the legislatuie. The audience was principally made up of representatives from the senate and assembly. The fin-t event was a mill be tween Billy Mahan and Jack Sulli van for the middle weitrht cham pionship of the Pacific Coast, and a purse of $500. Two-ounce gloves were worn, and the pugilists had sixty-tlree terrific rounds to a diaw. Joe McAuliffe acted as referee. The second battle was between Charles Turner and Billy Hall, both colored. The former was backed by Tom Williams, of Stock ton, and lhe latter ly Senator Goucher. Nineteen rounds were fought, resulting in victory for Turner. The fight lasted to nearly 8 o'clock this morning. rHlKAMEX FOK ALISK.A. A Sickening Sight in lhe Hold ar a YesKcl In Mm Francisco Harbor. San Francisco, March 17 There w 13 a lively time at the Howard street wharf last evening. The ship Oneida was preparing to be towed into the stream, and some half-dozen Chinese, w ho were n the vessel, made an attempt to get ashore. One got on the dock, and he was captured and forcible pat on board. The others were pre vented by the sailors from getting ashore until the tug had pulled the ship from alongside the wharf. The Oneida is to go to Alaska for the Kodink Fishing Company, and takes with her machinery, etc., for the cannery. The cans will be made on board ship. The vessel takes up eighty-five Chinamen to engage the fisheries. The sight in the hold was a sickening one. Nearly all the Mongolians were under the influence of opium, be lieving the drug will prevent them from being seasick. The vessel will anchor in the stream until she can cct a crew. CAKAIIl.lS CIIAKAl'TEK. A Ol (aiier Type Neither rnslivh Xr American. I bid Ix-cii told that the Canad ians are second-hand !Englis-bmen, says a writer in Harper's Mag.izine. Ho estimate could convey u more erroneiui impression. A poition of the people have strong Engl'&ii trxditions and loyalties to institu tions, out in maimer aud io expecta tions (be Canadians are scoit.eiy more Enrjlisn than the peoo'e of fie United States. They' have their own colonil developments, unl one can mark already with tolerable distinctness a Canadian tvpi which is neither English nor American. This is noticeable es pecially in the women. The Can adian girl resembles the American in escape from a purely couven tional restraint and in self reliance, and she has, like the English, a well-modulated voice aud distinct articu'ation. In the cities, also, she has taste iu dress and a cei taio style winch we think belongs to the New World. In features and action a ceitaiu modification has one on, due partly to climate asd partlj to greater tociai indepeiid ence. It is unnecessary to make comparisDns, and I only note that then: u Canadian type of woman. But there is great variety in Cauada, and in fact a remarkable racial diversity, l he man of Nova Scotia is not at all the man of British Columbia or Manitoba The Scotch in old Cauada have have made a distinct impression in features and speech. And it may be said generally in Eastern Canada that the Scotch element is a leading and conspicuous one in the yigvr and push of enterprise and the ac cumulation ot fortune, lhe Can adian men, as one sees them ia official life, at the clubs, in busi ness, are markedly a 1 vigorous, stalwart race, well made, of good stature and not seldom handsome This physical prosperity needs to be remembered when we consider the rigorous climate and the long winters; these seem to have at least one Advantage that 01 breeding virtle men. The Canadians gener ally are fond of outdoor sports and athletic games, ot fishing and built- in?, and tney cive more time to such recreations than we do. Fahrney's celebrated blood cleanser at Brownell & Sianara ana at ieyoe & Robson's. P. J. Baltimore general agent. "HACKMETACK, a lastino ajb fragrant perfume. Price 25 and M cants. Foshay & Mason. THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, o Bourbon, Ind says: "Both myself and wife owe our lives to 8hiloh's Con sumption cure." For sale by Fofhay & Mason. CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH anb Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shilob's Cure. Foshay & Mason. ARE YOU MADE miserable bt indigestion or constipation, dir.ziness. loss of eppctite. yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive cure. Foshay & Mason. WHY WILL YOU couGu, whbn Shilob's Cuie will give immediate re- lifVe Price 10c, Mc. and $1. Foshay U'ison. AT. WASHINGTON. The Rush cf Eusiness Tells on President Harrison's Health. II K HAS TOO HU H HAaD-SHAIilXti Cirperal T:ntr Wintf to B. ICoannissioner oi Pensions, All About tbe Br m Officials Hotes and Com me at 3. Special Correspondence. Washington, March. 1 l.The Prea ident aud his cabinet have spent the tirst week of their administration iu receiving congratulations and appli zatiiiiix lor othuc Hutu of these are all liht, when moderately indulged in at the proper time and place, t ut as show n here siir.-e Inauguration day, they are alt wrong, to say nothing of their endangering the President's health, One man cannot stand every thing, and (ien. Harrison plainly shows the eflect of his tirst week in t ie W i e House His right arm is amed so badly that he can scare ly use it at all, and his face has the palor oi death. He told a friend yes terday that he had not had tea minutes to himself since he came into the White House. Each day so far has been but a repetition of the one before. Crowds down in the East room to shake hands with the Presi dent, aud up stairs iu the executive offices swarms of Senators and Mem bers pushing their claims ot some of their constituents for office. It seems as though every! State in the Union has more than enough can didates vo rill every prominent office under the Coveiumeot. Of course there will be many and bitter 01s appointments as soon as the plums are given out, but all welt wishers of the President earnestly desire that the prominent positions be tilled at the earliest possible moment, for 110 personal disappointments can aflect cue countty as ttie death cf a popular ('resident would, and that Geo. bar ritoifs health is now iu danger is piain to be seen. J lie extra session 01 the benate lias so far done iiothiug except confirm the nieiiilici-8 of the Cabinet, but they arc likely to be busier this week, as the announcement lias tteeu made, semi-ofticially, that all the nomina tions of tlie asMstaiit Cabinet officials would be sei.t iu, and Postmaster General Wauamaker aays he expects to select names tor all the vacancies in Presidential I'jst offices including nil tl.e Cleveland uommatioua which f ileil to he continued by the benate. Corporal Tanner is thought to hi ve the best chance, as things stand now. to be appointed Commissioner of l n- sions. He lo.-t both legs iu the lute war, and is very popular with G. A. K. men. The oih;r candidates have oy no means givcii op the riht, nor are they likely t d so uitii the ap pointment is otlici.d.y announced. The President announced early in the week that he would recognize 110 tactions in any State and that in order to get applications cousideieo it Would be iitcosary iu tcl Hie endorse ment of tlij soiid State delccatio .s. This actiou has been geuerady com uunded as having a tendency to pro mote harmony. Po8iuiasttr Genera V;.nmdr as bought ex-Secretary Whuuev's iionse here, and propo&e to m u hou. e keepiig at once. Secretary B!aiu.-"n house, which he recertiy k-aeed, w ii not Le ready for occupancy bef re fall, and so he and his, family will ie maiu at the Noruianuie hotel uc.il that tiaie. Secretary Viudom is too owner of an elegaut residenee in this city but it is umier at present, so that he is compelled to look tr auother. Secretary Proctor's faun y w ill 11 "t come here permanently un.il fill, though they are er peered 01 a iit soon. Secretary Tracy's fami y will also wait until fall before takti.g up their abode in Washiugtou. S o retary Noble's wife is in bad health at present aud they have not decided yet what they will do. Attormv General Miller's family is here ai.d busily engaged in h'us'liuuting. S retary Kusk left home in such hurry that he d:d not bring Lis family with him.but expects them ii. few days. So after reading of turn uusettled condition of the Cabin-1 ladies it will be readily understootl that the social life cf the administi -tion will not begin until next wintt Only two Cabinet meetings ha 0 yet been held, both on short duration. The rush has been so great that liti 10 or no business has been transacted I the new officials, but this week it is thought that some means will 1 4 devised wherebj at least a portion f the time can be given to the work f tbe Departments. Ex-Senator Piatt saw the Preside! t by appointment on Saturday and 6 is generally understood that the N York appointments were discussed. Humor says Mr. Piatt will either ta the position of Collector of the P01 1 himself or nm the man who doe , and that ex Senator Warner Milh e had agreed to become assistant Secre tary of the Treasury. caps. Merreditb. of Chicago, a supposed to be a few lengths ahe. I in the race for the position of Pub. a rnnter. lhe principal reason t r this belief is that when Mr. Roun 1 was appointed Gen. Harrison strong urged the appoiutmeut of Capt. M. redith, who was in his old regimei . There is also a rumor, however, th, t Capt. Merredith may be made supt intenrient of the Bureau of Eogravi and Printing, thus leaving the otl r office open to an army ot applican t too numerous to meuiiou. Dou't for net that at Mrs. B. Hyiaan's is the place to get jour se ing machines. Choice dairv butter and Swl cheese at Barduc Ai Underwood's. ,( : 5 v-cL'Wrt- t -: