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ASTORIA, OBEGON,:
-D. C. IIIELA5D ..EDITOR
''TUESDAY JnkE 6. 1876.
Salonica old ThesaJonioa.
The recent riots at Salonica afford
a curious coincidence in comparison
rith the days when it was called Tlies
alonfca, and was visited by the apos
tles. Then Salonica was one of the
cradles of Christianity. Li ancient
times the Apostle Paul established a
church there, which subsequently
'numbered in its records several names
distinguished in the annals of Chris
tianity. Two epistles were written
by Paul to the Thessalonians, and
more than once the place is mentioned
as a sort of missionary station, for
which its situation at the head of the
Gulf of Salonica rendered it admira
bly suitable. Before this it had been
celebrated as the place where Xerxes
halted and recruited his troops on his
fatal march to Greece. Here also,
when exiled, Cicero found a tempo
rary abiding place. Its line situation
as a naval port gave .it importance
under the Roman Empire, but after
that fell it steadily declined, being
several uimes a sufferer from siege "mid
storm, -until finally 'taken l3r -the
Turks in 1430, in whose jwssessidn it
lias sincfe remarked. During the
Greek v. ar for independence, Salonica
was suspected by tlie Turks of sympa-
tJiizmg witJi tne rebels, and a leaiiui
jiofc of Mussulmans took place, m
which nearly all the Greek Christians
of the towns perished. At present the
town is of no great importance, !
having a population of about 70,000, f
of whom not more than hair are Mo
hammedans. The result of this sudden outburst of
passion will not likely be serious. The
dispatches intimate that the Christians
brought on the trouble by interference
with what the Mohammedans are prone
to consider their dearest ri&ht that,
of proselyting. It is not impossible
this ma3r be true, as the state of Tur
key, and its dependence for existence
on the Europen Nations, are well
Known 10 ail tlirotignout tlie rone'S
dominions, and this knowledge -may
have tempted the Christians to nn- plv in person or by letter to the following
, , . , - , , ., . . ofilccrs ofthe As-ociation: J.B.Nice, I'res-
prudent interference. At all events, idont, Watei ford; U. i Shcppard. Manhatton
however the diflicultv -iroe it kp lrishery,LodgeDojmty,andTno.Deallej', See
now eei uie uimcuuN aiose, ID oe returv, Astoria Ogn. A cord i pi invitation is
came serious 'before it ended, and hereby tendered to all to avail themselves of
., , ., , , r, ' this privilege.
the murder of the French and Ger-, Byorder of tho President.
man Consuls constituted an oflense 1 Thomas J)k.li:y, Secretary.
that called for immediate and stern
retribution on the part of the Nations I
interested. It was rumored in Con
stantinople that the riot was instiga-
ted by the American Consul, who
urged the Christians to apgressive-
,.,.,. . . : ? , , !
ness; but this report, it is to be
hoped, is merely an idle story or a i
vicious falsehood. The readiness of'
the Nations concerned to demand '
punishirient to the fullest extent of
the guilty, and Hie necessity the Porte
is under of acceeding to their require-
ments, will probably prevent
i nt?
-..i at i t?5..i. i . .-.
miernauoiiiu UiniCimy UOOUt tlie
matter at present. A fdw dozen of
the rioters will be hanged or shot,
quiet will be restored, the Consular
offices vacant will be filled by new
appointees, and the Porte and his
rotten kingdom granted a new lease
of imbecile existence.
.
The Oregon Steam Navigation
'Company own a controlling interest in
twenty four steamers, five barges,
'two railroads, all the locks, canals,
basins, etc., and is Virtually master
of the commerce fcf Oregon to-day,
but they know how to liandle the
position for the further development
of Oregon, and we guess they will do
it, without prejudice.
We shall be in favrfr of a law 'tax
iing foreign travelers or iiriimmci's wTho
every year visit this coiinfay and sell
darge quantities of goods. The local
dealers all py tsiss but these druni-
itners are permitted to cbme and sell
loofti'to any extent and pay iio 'tax
'in-ilve State, and it 'is .wrong.
The Turks, Arabians and Persi-.
ans at Philadelphia have been the
objects of so much attention from the
rough nd rowdies of that ci;y as to
render :their visit exceedingly un
pleasant. At first they dressed in
tlieir natidnal costumes, but a single
day's experience satisfied them that
they must adopt American garments
if they would be free from a crowd of
street loafers, and from continual in
sult in the streets and even in the
Exposition grounds. They are all
now accordingly arrayed in black
broadcloth clothes and silk hats, a
la Yankee. While an inquiry as to
the whereabouts of those hundreds
of boasted special policemen of Phila
delphia, and their ability to protect
the city's gliest from the jeers of the
rabble, is now quite in order, it may
perhaps better be preceded by the
question, what would the Philadel
phia papers say if delegates from that
city were to visit a fair in Constanti
nople or Mecca, and be forced'to don
robes and long skull caps, in order to
be saved from insult.
John, the heathen, don't seem to
take kindly to the alphabet. One of
those being taught at the Sunday-
School in Eugene, recently demon
strated the perfect ease with which a
Chin ainan can swear, regardless of
xi'iie or place, when that subject is
under consideration. The lady teach
er had succeeded in learning him A, B
and C, but D was a stumbling block.
Finally John got excited and rose up
and said to that lady: "G d n!
j What you alle time calle me D?"
The Daily Statesman (Salem,)
i was quite readable on the 2d. Some
improvements in the press-room, per
haps.
Title TaIIe zor Astoria.
(From table of United State Coast Survey.)
High Water.
Low Water.
yr-7
A. M.
i M.
.. v.
1. M.
, 10 :ii 10 :W 41 ...
4 II 12 11 111 ." ;....
o 12 US 11 -17J 10
0 o 00 ..12 .v 7 0."i ...
7 0 20 J -12' 7 H ...
8 0 frt 2 21 8 :ii ...
0 1 ::9 :i Oil 0 10 ..
10 2 03 3 4'J 1 1) -Hi ...
11 2 -HJ 4 1G! 10 10 ...
1 1
,1 .")
(5 30
7 OS
7 -P
8 27
0 0!)
9o0
The height is reckoned from tho level of av
erage lowest water, to which tho soundings are
given on tho Coast Survey charts. Whon the
time in the a. m. column is followed by ritLs
afternoon, and when in tho p. in. colunln by a
it is forenoon.
C. R. F. B. A. SOCIETY NOTICE.
Any fishcrnan on tho Colnnr
Si
USf Births, marnajres and deaths
will Reinserted free of charge to sub
scribers to either the Daily or the
Wkkkly AsrourAX. Births or mavria-
ges, when sent in by persons who are
V b au &c . l,il,er 7J,'U1U
be accompanied with one dollar,
which will be placed to the credit of
the party and the paper will be sent
to the address for the fall amount so
" t0 us
XEW TO-DAY.
CHARCOAL !
y
J Av nno Ti'iliinrr plinrpnnl on "n
- - -".' v" - r ".'- -
fnrni1nd with nnv nni.mnt.hv nddrpino-
order, to . C. J. TRENCIIAPJD.
r
"Wcstport, Oregon..
npKEASTJKER'S NOTICE.
There i funds in tho Trea-ury of
Pacific Cnnty to pay all out?tandiii:
(Jounty Ordera. Jntoif"t will coa-e Irom
tmsaMte. Ju.ye5fU-
i.iniuaTiUL'iui;uo.
Oysterville, June 5, 1873.
1776.
1376.
FIREWORKS!
FIREWORKS! ,
FIREWORKS!
J n Great Variety, at
Rusself s Variety Store,
ALSO:
.
California, Fruit.
BUSINESS CARDS PPJNTfiD "
iiJfflE - ASIORIANOffico. -
fs NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ,
TXf ANTED.
A eirl to do general house work.
psf Wages S2o to $30 per month.
N6ne but a good hand need npply.
Apply at Mns DAGGETT'S.
TOVELTY BARBER SHOP . , .
'Is the place to get your
Tonsorial Luxuries.
Come and try the Novelty.
Pttrkcr House block, Astoria, Oregen:
J. L.CAMPBELL, Prop.
A
NTI-CHINESE RALLY.
There will bo a meeting of the Anti-Chinese
Socictv
AT THE COITPvT HOUSE ATT
O'CLOCK FRIDAY EVENING,
JUNE flth. 1S76.
to which the public are invited. On which
occasion Gen. 0. F. Nell will r. ddrcs the
meeting. A. Ik SALE, President.
V. 11. Ross, Secretary,
ColumbiaBar Saloon
Jas. M. Lynch ...-.-. -. ..Proprietor,
ASTORIA, OREGON.
J. H. Cutter's and Miller's
Extra Old BourboTi
Whiskey,
BLOOD AVOLEE & C04S PORTER,
TENS ANT'S TALE ALE.
And a choice lino, of imported WINES and
L1QUUKS to which I invito the attention of
tnycustomeis andhe public generallv.
JAS. M. LYNCH.
tU !
hc -wfetg n5stoviau.
AX IXDEPEXBENT NEWSPAPER:
THREE DOLLARS PER EAIl.
hc ttccltixj gstotian
The Only Paper Published at the Sea-Port of Oregon
SATURDAY -.June 3. 1S7C.
T,OOI AT THIS.
TWENTY-.
FIVE t
WILL PURCHASE
Three Copies of the Weekly Astorian,
OENTSj
S-Which is Ju5t The Thing to
end to your friends abroad.
J. N. AHMSTH9NG,
Pliotographic Artist,
AT THE
ASTORIA GALLERY.
Having built ar.ew building, specially adap
ted to the business, next door to Dr. Kiu
sey's on the Roadway, is now pre
pared to take
First Class Pictures,
At reasonable prices. Call and secure a
shadow ere the substance fades.
L K. W.vKRKx. C. A. McGuirk.
Astoria Market !
Corner of Chenamus and Cass streets,
ASTOKIA, UREGOX.
WARREN & McGUIRB, Proprietors,
(Successors to Hobson ct Warren,)
Wliolcsalo andltetail Dealers in all kinds of
Fresh and Cured Meats!
A full line of Family Groceries,
CANNED FilUlT. VEGETABLE, ETC.
U5"l)utter, Egs, Cheese, etc. constantly
on hand.
U& Ships supplied at the lowest rates.
Washington Market,
Main Street, Astoria Oregon,
I. JiJEJIGMAN
JDESPECTFULLY CALLS THE ATTEN
X tion of the public to the fact tlmt tho
nbovo 3Iarket will always be supplied with a
PULL YARIETY'BEST QUALITY
ftl.
-ok-
FRESH AND CURED MEATS!
Which ivill bo sold at lowest rates, wholesale !
and retail.
Special attention given to supply
ing ships,
PACIFIC MARKET,
German Sausage Factory
Ner Building Parker House Block.
-Mam btreet, Astoria.
.MAyE,- --'-:. Proprietor.
H.DirmiAsrFAcnjnB
TX Al
J o! all SOrt; rf -ffift Plonnnsf. ;iml llosf ni'iiln
hausage from tho best jjuality of Pork and I
Ueof, at tho above stand, in Quantities sutli-
cient to supDolv the trade has iust unened n.
nowstock-of v
PRESERVES a?d CANNED E'RUITi
. And-a good quality of Cigars and Tobacco.
3Fro?h Butter. Cheese, Eggs,' Ihima: Ba
con and shoulder, always on hand.
B-ire8h lisof i Pork,' Mutton. an$ Vetreta
J?lo supplied' to1 otiHtt. Call -and -rive meat
fUnr
! trial.
A. YANDUSEN MERCHANDISE.
(S e c : ss s & fc ed d d to to k rf te? &
: '. . i : l : : i : i
Full Spring Stock!
NOW OPEN,
AT, , .
The Old Cobner.
A. VAN DTJSEff,
"Wholesale and Retail Healer in
GENEEAL MERCHANDISE,
Corner Main and Ohenamus Streets,
ASTOKIA, OREGON.
CALL, EXAMINE,
PRICE THIS STOCK,
BEFORE PURCHASING
ELSEWHERE.
ps-EOR IT CANNOT RE BEAT,
h h & h (D h fc fc L & h& d ,b h L h
Pi
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4M jS--VJ vCi '
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wtsm
ISSBcj- S?.'&5t
uri V MI - -71
$m sr
fnLI'il IT T"J"
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Pricos. including Gnuge and Handles, six feet,
nine Dollars; K' feet .To; 7 feet, 10 50.
Orders prtimjitjv tilled hv
A. VAX DUSEX, Solo Apent.
for Astoria. Oregon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
, FISH BARRELS !
Half Barrels, Quarter Barrels,
AND IQTTS, ,
AT LIVING TRICES, AT THE
Knappton Barrel Factory,
Knappton, Pacific Co., W. T.
Ypi. E
EDGAR,
Corner Main and Chenamus Street?,
ASTORIA OREGON.
lKLE!t IX TIIGCHOICKST lUlVXUP or
Tobacco aud Cigars, arid the
Gr e n ui n e AY o.st en h o 1 m'
and other English Cutlory.
Fairchilcls Gold Pens.
And all sorts of ,
STATIONERY, NOTIONS ETC.
OREGON. BAKERY,
Ilolladay's "SVharf, Main Stieet, Astoria, Ogn.
BREAD, OAKEpT" "' ' '
PIES, PASTRY.
CRACKERS?. ETC.
TTILL RESERVED TO PATRONS
o? the Oregon Ralcory of whfch C.
Iiinder deceased' was? proprietor, tho auuo as
usual, by Mw. UIIAULEss UINlJEif. ' '.
Eir-t Clais Jal;ef employed, and porfect
satisfaction guaranteed. All ordei. large or
small, promptly tilled on short not-ice. j'at-
ronage of the public i-respectfully solicited.
:Itt.. UllAS. BiNDEK.
, New Store. . New Goods.
'
) Uht Opened, i
IN THE SUMMERS BUILDING,
Chenamus Street, Astoiia. ,
J. C. TRULLINGER,
,1 u uuiu uujiuuiiuiiy announce
lt
jo tne Liti'.en' otfc Astoria ana leinity,
ue is now nere. ana nas uienea at mo
AJovq Vell known Stand,
A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
- ' -T0, ' , . . "
7 U-00U Vl?lBo,?
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And everything .required for daily use, down
to a sack of r lour or leed from my own mills
t in Washington County,, which will be sold at
tbp InvrnI Ynurkot ratoS.
,r..y..r.f ---j Z7. I- .-- J
iSL invito tho. public generally to call and
e.vuitfihe my stock and prices, living located
emiaribntly in Astoria 1 " meaD-busiBess,.,,j .
nsrTho Savr mill is now in ruoriiar order,
witt a full boom of choiceiogs. and J. Jim al
prepared to fill orders. larger ffiaalloirahort
noU'j?;'loraiyliiiKl'Otjunibe.i.; t. t . .'.ol
IS 0
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I. W. CASE jMERCHAKBISE.
I'W.CaSE'S
eatt-fflttarfera !
or. C'heiinimis inul fuss Streets,
ASTORIA, OREttO.Y.'
' IS'OW OEXTXG, ""
A SPLJEItfDID STOCK F
Crockery, Clothing, -
Dry Goods, Hardware,
Groceries, Provisions,
NAILS AND ROPE,!
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Paints, Oils J? Window
AKD A PULL SUPPLY OF
DOORS & WINDOWS,
WniCIT AYILL be SOLD CHEAPER
THAIS' EVER BEFORE.
$s&"As I Jim niftking a pocKilitv in
that line of Inibir.o-, paitie in want of
Doors and "Windows will find it to their
advantage to call.
I. "W. CASE.
NnSCELLAIyEOUS.
OILAS b. sinxij.-
?
Attorney-at-Law
ASTORIA, OltEGOX.
Offieo in "Warren & ilcGuire's builtllng, op
posite Occident Jtotcl.
Facts Worth Knowing
A. W. Cone, - - Astoria
SIGN OP THE GOLDEN SHOE.
Cannot bo beat in tho Boot and Shoe lino
Call and see him.
SIGN OF THE GOLDEX SHOE,
Jfm'n Street, Attnia.
IRA CUTTING
WATCHMAKER and JEWELER.
ANNOUNCES TO THE PEOPLE OF
Astoria and vicinity tbat he is'novr pre
pared to do all kinds of
WATCHMAKING AND JEWELLING
in the neatest possiblo manner. All work
warranted.
xr-r Agent for tho WALT1IAM and ELGIN
Watches. JIM CUTTING.
Chenamus stroot, Astoria, Ogn.
TfRED KROSEL,
House and Sign Painting,
PAPER HANGING,
KALSOMINING, ETC.,
Special attention paid to Country vsarh
Shop on Squemoqlia street,
ASTouiA, - oit!:;oS.
New Pleasure Yacht.
jyiiE NEW SLOOP
MAY BELL,
It. C. S1HVELY, Master.
Is now ready for fi eight or churtcr to any
point on tho bay. Having fino accommoda
tions for pleasure seekers, and a record for
fat sailing, offers superior accommodations
to excursionists.
For freight or charter, at reasonable rates,
apply at the restaurant of'. C. 11 olden.
d, It. a SU1VELY, Astoria.
City Book Stoee!
CIIAFJ.ES STEVENS,
DEALER IN
All Kinds of BOOKS,
STATIONARY, ETC., '
ALaix Street Astokia.
rpiIE LATEST AN) BEST EASnX
JL Periodical-and Weeklies, and the leaguing
owspapers of the day. for salo,
iW Const Charts' and Shipping 31ankc con
stantly on hand.
Astoria Brewery Saloon,
And Bottled Beer Depot'!
MAIN ST11EET; ASTOKIA.
R UDOLPH EARTH,
MICHAEL MYERS- "-
Profjrietors,
The Best Quality Lager Beery
PIVEOENTS A GLASS.
iisr The patronage of the public is respect
fully solicited. Orders for Lnger or L'ditled
Beer, in any quantity, piomptly failed.
i5" Free Lunch day and night.
Astoria Sail Loft,
JSOVH REAJDY FOP, BUSINESS.
mkm Horns Manufactures Keep, $ HonegRere
iii.1 l i i : utt
IrpHE TJNDEttSIGNED BGS LEAVE
J. to inform the'public in g'dnefil, and tho
VI
jDEueruien pairicuf ari i ' un.piuyur
ed'to make sails of every doscriptioD on sJiorfc
noiicandateawmibfera(e.5 - .T
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-Astejfa, Qvigim,
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