The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, April 27, 1879, Image 2

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ASTORIA. OREGON:
I. C. IKCLA.VI) EuiUir.
SUNDAY A phil 27. 1.S79
Steamship Matters.
We are not at liberty to pub
lish private dispatches, nor would
we abuse coniiJjncj noosed in us !
j
to that extent, concerning ih" n-'
gotiations and ajrre Clients of tho-c '
concerned in the San Francisco, .
Astoria and Portlaiv.l fines,
but!
this much we are privileged to say I
that it is very doubtful if there will
be ainr more opposition. And on
this point we may say that we
shall not feel any deep regrets:
for various reasons, chief of which
is that ruinously low rates are
not of benefit to the State, nor to
the owners of the vessels. Mr.
Cornwall has no doubt purchased
the steamship Knickerbocker, and
this new steamship State of C ili
fornia will be here soon; but all
will share alike, should Mr. Corn
wall put the Knickerbocker on,
and freights and fares will very
likely be as follews:
First Cabin Sl.r 00
Second" 10 00
Steerage 09
Freight per ton 2 50
Bona fide immigrants will be
passed at half rates7 first and
second cabin, or steerage, accord
ing1 to their choice. This will
rule against the "hoodlum ele
ment" because only those who
can prove themselves entitled
will be passed at the half rates.
"With the advent of the State of
California, and should the Knick
erbocker come on, the line will be
equipped with four of five of the
best steamships afloat, the Ore
gon, Elder. California, etc. Mr.
Villard of the Oregon Steamship
line is in San Francisco, and with
a party of capitalists will reach
Osgon by the Elder this week.
They have secured parlor and suits
of rooms at a private residence
in Portland, and will remain here
sometime to arrange the final de
tails of business in connection with
the line. We cannot dismiss the
subject without expressing the
fact that Capt. Carroll has the
fullest confidence of his late em
ployers. It is rumored that the
lost ship was not as seaworthy a
vessel as she might have been, and
by direction of the secretary of the
treasury a full and extended in
vestigation of the matter of her
last certificate will be made.
Conceriiinir Yi recks.
In very many particulars the
government of this nation is weak
anil vasodilating, but in none more
so than than that of the care and
custody of wrecked vessels. Had
the iil-fated steamer Great Re
public bet'ii under the British Hag,
we should have been spared the
infliction of anything tending to
mob-law or violence at the scene
of the wreak to disgrace the efforts
to save the baggage of passengers,
and the freight of consignees. The
whole mutter would have been
placed under the direction of the
Collector of tho port. As it was,
we have to view the painful spec
tacle enacted on Sand island, and
witness the embarrassments of the
officers of the ship in their emer
gency. Through the interference
of th commander at Fort Ganby,
and that of the master of the reve
nue steamer Thomas Corwin, acts
of vandalism were summarily
stopped, but there was not the
shadow of law in all the great
statutes of this government for
such interference, and here is
where the shame appears. Con
gress should enact a law forthwith
inakinjr it the duty of collectors at
dlpoits in the United States to'
take these matters in hand, that '
they may act in concert with !
boards of underwriters, to prevent
the repetition of such disgraceful
acts as we have seen, and endeavor
to properly protect the property of
citizens. Every board to trade, '
anl merchants exchange, and
chamber of commerce in the land,
as well as the press of the country r
should labor f: the interest of" se
curing some act from congress,.!
necessarv to briivr about tins iraich
needed system. Over iir England
it ;s ship looses only so much as an
anchor, the iinder must return to a
government officer, coist guard,
collector, or otherwise; and if he
fails to do so suffer the penalty.
Chinese Question fit Ottawa.
The Chinese question has come
up m a spirited manner in the do
minion parliament at Ottawa. The
discussion was spirited, and many
facts were stated and opinions ex
pressed very jLnilar to what has
been stated on this coast and by
our senators and representatives
in congress. Mr. DeCosmos, of
Victoria, is a representative from
British Columbia in the dominion
parliament, and he could speak
and did speak from his own knowl
edge and observation on this coast,
as to the injurious effects upon the
business of the country, and the
employment and wages of the
white race. Others took similar
views, and advocated the passage
of the motion before the house.
We wonder, says the Alta, if
the people of the eastern states
who have made themselves so free
with our business, interests, and
reputation on this Pacific coast on
the Chinese question, whose jour
nals have disgraced the name of
journalism in denouncing us for
our anti-Chinese opinions, will
listen to the views expressed in
their neighboring country's capital
in regard to the Chinese question?
It appears that the British have
views similar to those entertained
by Americans wo mean the Brit
ish of the dominion of Canada.
And while, on tliis subject, we
should like to know whether Presi
dent Hayes and his cabinet have
done, or are doing, or are intend
ing to do anything, in answer to
the unanimous petitions, opinions
and desires of the people of this
whole coast. Ii might be well for
them to remember us and our
Books and stationery of every
variety, the best, at Adler's.
Bt!t..
To tii" wife of I J. Thornton, a son on
Hie 2-Mh instant.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
250 Gallons Pure Cider Vinegar,
in io, 25 and 45 Gallon Packages.
For sale by
S. 5.. E A St Si 3K JSTa
Another consignment just received,
to be
E. S. LAKSEN,
Co-, Sqiiemoeqhe and Cass streets. Astoria.
&0IKG! G01SG! Mm
30 Days From This Date
WILL BB SGLD
At Cost at the
CITY BOOK STORE
Books, Stationery, Ghromos,
And a variety or other Roods" too numerous
to montion.
Ghas. Stevens & Son.
BANKING AXD INSURANCE, j
BANKING AND INSURAKCL
r. W CASE,
AND
moimAiinr AnruT i
UlOUnANbC AuLn 1 . J
ASTORIA, - - - OREGON. I
Exchange bought and sold on all prtrts of
tho United States and Europe.
OFFICE IIilUltS-Froni 8 o'clock a. m.
until 4 o'clock p. 3i.
Home Mutual taraics Co.,
OF CALIFORNIA,
J. F. JIOURHTOX
Provident
Secretary
OllAS. II. STOKY
"kolTo1!;0, :- ac,,:s for orcgon i
Office Northeast corner of Stark and First
streets, Pout-land, Oki:oo
Xet Cash received for Fire Prem
iums hflS77 $:3T.5ll 04
Assets. Jan. 1,1 S7S.
So7St0G5 8"
Liabilities
Losses -np:iid.
...S.1.W 27
liiviiiciuis
l.'C7 00
n.nOo .T7
Surplus for Prone -ty Holders PnTLMTO 47
losses paid in Oregon in six yearsMH.riG ii
I. IV. C ISK. Ajrent.
Astoria. Oregon.
67,000,000 CAPITAL.
LIVEKPOOL AND LONDON AND
KLOHE;
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCAN
TILE OF LONPON AND
EDINIsrRGII.
OLD CONNECTICUT OF HART
FORD. AND
COMMERCIAL OF CALIFORNIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Representing a capital of $G7.0GO,J0O.
A. VAN DUSEX. Agent.
COJOIKKCIAr, U3TI03T
ASSURANCE COMPANY
OP1 Xj33STX3jXT
Capital S ! 2,500,000.
MATT JL SIBSON Agent,
Astoria, Oregon.
FIRlSniEiSiS FIWD
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CATjIFORAIA.
ORGANIZED IN IS 03.
Total I.omh Paftl Sinre Orjrnitiznlion.
33,030,-333 5.
E. C. IIOLDEX. Aju'nt.
Astoiia ureKoiu
MAGNUS C. CROSBY.
DEALER IS
Stoves, Tinware, and
House Furnishing Coods.
Hardware, Brass Goods,
Lead and Iron Pipe, Pipe Fittings,
Engineers Supplies, Sheet Lead, Iron,
Copper, Brass, and Zinc.
G. H. BAIH & CO.
BEING XOW PIJErAUEn VITII greattv
inereii'-ed faeility to furm.sU the mibifc
wuli all kinds of
Seasoned A Plo. 1 Lumber,
Boat Lute, Doors, Windows,
BLINDS, TRANSOMS:
And all kinds of hard wood at very low rates.
Asks an examination of their prices and
larjr lot 01 goods which will he sold low for
CASH.
Steam Mill Near Weston Hotel,
Cor. Ccnevivcand Astor streets.
T. S. JEW'BTT.
Ii. S. KlfilBALL.
D raying & Trucking.
-t: - i r -
ASTORIA TRUCK & DRAY CO.,
Squemucqiie St., hetween Cass and Main,
Contract for j jnjyinpinado and satisfHction !SIS'k .n.ora,ltecd to cive .satlsfac
iianniceQd. Orders loft at the Occident :lo- .,, , 0iK ri-raecu lo fc"1- ""i"'"
il or ruct3irt.dby mail promptly filled '
j BWirrr i kim isa ll.
Arndt & Ferchen.
rjHEBEST jgS&g
BLACKSMITH y&tt( t?
Machine ShoplAm
ne:
in ine city. Sjf rj2
All kinds of
Engine, Cannery Rnd Steamboat
York promptly attended to.
laadis Jltf esaf n I
i!874. SPRING
HAS
Tin lest M'lictcd stock e or
DRY GOODS, GLOTMKC, BOOTS
CROCKERY, GLASS WARE,
A ' ULL LIXE
We call especial afltc r i to n eMra Initrc-
,,, H
WE SELL ONLY Full CA II. No CKEI1T.
IB. EAMnSmnG-SK.,
MAI. 6libhl.
Solo Asoiit for tIo Sow American
.A-"2? TES
,GReiiLT S
Cohen & cooper
MRQB MM &F l-imi DRES8EB
Latest st Iis. JSohl at prices lowen than the material can he bought for..
ALSO: A I,AR;i; I.IXE OF CLOTH AXD VEAVlISw
(,V SPECIALTY.)
BiacX Cloth Cloaks - $4 50
-5 00
" ' - 6 00
BImk FhesB Mmi Bbbybf BaJmansy,
SOMETHING NEW. $14 00.
Special attention is called th our
Clothing Hepas?tisienL
Full suits for S7 00 and upwards.
The public will do well to give us a trial before going elsewhere, for we-
DEFY COMPETITION.
COHEN & COOPER.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Cll. I. M. SEVERS.
V11YS1C1AX AND SURGEON.
Laksen's Building, - astokia, Okegox.
OSlcc Hour. From 0 to 12 a. m., and
from 3 to 8 r. 3r.
U. F. DKXNJSON. K. J. TAYLOR
DENKISOtf & TAYLOlt,
ATTOKXEYM AT LAW.
ASTOKIA. ORHGOX.
Offick Up stairs in Tarker's building,
c(nier Clionamus ami Benton streets.
CW. lUIiTO,
ATTORNEY AT LAAY.
OFFirB. Pages new building, bmiRmoqr.o
street, Atona. Oregon.
TK. J. YV. OLIYEK,
31 OrilEO PATIIIST,
OFFirn. In Plntster's Dagucrrean buHd
ing. Entrance eeond door above that of
the Daily Aj-iori n. Cass street.
Ucsidence on Jellei-son stieet, corner of
Maui.
"TlOCTOlt lEATCIIv
Suceessfiillv treats all Chronic Disease. I
AND DISEASES OF WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
Janeer cured U anew and painless method.
(imce-Chenamus sticet. eonicr of Mam
stieet, Astoria.
DK.
J. O'UKIEX
CL'P.ES UILLIOVS AND INTERMITTENT
FEYEUS
With from one to three doses of his harm
less medicine.
A'so, Privat diseases successfully treated.
Ori'icK ()BriPH ' hotel, Ahtmia. Oiegon.
OTTO 31'F5EES,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELEK.
11 S lIlTrlOVEI) TO
Main street. Parker's building,
ASTGKIA. - - - - OKEG0N.
Manufacturer of
Socts and Shoes-
Asl kinds of repairing neatly and t$VV
promptly attended to ji iSS:
MAIN ST., - AS'IOKIA. OKEfiOX.
MOUSE AKD SIGN PAINTER.
Shop on Cass street, Astoria, Oregon.
nsr Paper hanging and Kalsomiming a
GBXS, LOCKS, AXD SS1VZXG
SACJSIIXEK REPAIEED.
KEYS PITTED AND LOCKS REPAIRED,
SAWS FILED, ETC.. LI
F. W. CTASS,
ilain street, next door to Geo. Ross'.
Astoria Steam Laundry.
J. T. BOUCHERS -Proprietor
Astorin, Oregon.
No nibbing or scrubbing, and no thrarning
your clothes too pieces. Buttons sewed on
and clothes mended.
i 3?"eat work a; reasonable prices. Give
"-J ft UUIa
SEASON ! 1879.
OlMXl - .l) AT
before rnrritd in this cit.
AMD SHOES, HATS, GAPS.
CARPETS, K3ATTEfe6S,
each DEPAiriMEXT.
Irvniee of
T - ,
M) Hi 1E HA1 1. UXPERSKLL IMP..
. ASTOMA, 0KEG0K.
Sewing- Ulncl-ine.
JLGRiFf;
GOB
Gr 3FJL 33 j&. "GL?
jLm
Black Cloth, Cloaks - $7 50
" " " - 9 00
a
- 10 00
AUCTION SALli!.
E.
C. HOLDEK,
Notary Public for the State of Oregon.
Real Estate Agent and Conveyancer.
Ageut for the FIREMEN'S FUND INSUR
ANCE COMPANY of San.Fnmalsco.
COMMISSION AGEN1 and AUCTIONEER..
Rents :uul Aeronnts Collceted. and r-
lrs prouiptlj- inniJe.
Regular sales day.
SA7ntI)AYS at J P. M.
N. V. Parties having real estate, lnrnl
tureor any other good to dinosp of either
, at auction oi private safe should notify me
jooii as ronvenlent hefni the dav of salr.
j No storage charged on goods oli' at Aue-
I turn. l. i;.huij.:a.
til
Aiutionper.
i
MIFCELLASEOVF.
WILLIAM EBGAR.
Cornor Main and Chenamus Streut.
ASTOltlA UKEtiON
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
AND THE GENUINE W0STENH0LM
and other Fnsli-h Cutlery.
STATIOWER1T!
' FAIRPHILD'S
J "" , II
GOLD PENS
Gennine Bleershauni Pipes, elc
A Hue stock of
"Watches and ,Tcive!r.v. Inzzlp al
5Jreich liOiulins: Miot iixiii.
jRcvolvcrs. Pistols. Parlor Jiiflc
and Animnnition.
CALEDONIA SALOON,
Comer of Pront and A streets.
PORTLAND - - - - OREUOX
tyarLate butcher in the Central Market.
Astoria Liquor Store,
AUG. BAJflELSON. Proi.rietor.
Water st. Roadway, - Astoria. Oirnooy.
Importer and dealer in
WlfSS, LIQUORS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. CIGaRS...
Sole agent for the celebrated
STONEWALL WHISKEY.
G1
EIIMANIA BKEU HALL
AND
BOTTLE BEER DEPOT.
Cuexajius Strhrt. Astouia.
Tho public are invited to cMi nnti leavt)
their order?. Splendid Lager 3 cents a glass.
Ereo Lunch overy uight.
W.M. P'iCIv & Co.. Proprietors.
OATHS, BATHS,
U
Hot, Cold, Shewn:
Steam and SULPHUK Batiis
Occident Hotel Sliaving Saloon.
NlKDEKAUKK & UhLUNHART,
Pp.OPKIKTOISS.
jSrSpecial attention given to ladles' and
children's hair cuttimj.
Private Entrance for Ladles,
r, 3ATH'