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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1879)
(33 -MMii wi.mmMCT . .uri.r.rww y .rvrnrKu.'ir glxs gni'uj stxrrimx, ASTORIA ..OREGON ISSUED EVERY MORNING. .Yiondttv ..ctod.. O. C. IKi:i.AM) : : riS3.1.HZIi:it. -l.iort? Unihlht't, i,Y.s street. t arms of Subscription : berved by Carrier, por wook .J5 0it Sent by mall, four months 53 W Seat hy mail, tnc year froe of f'ouitre u .Hb?cribr?. GST Advertisements inserted by u yoar at ihcratcofSl-Mi irtNarepcr uMHith. rrn?jont jidvortH.ni:. by the dny or troek. i fifty cents jcr s uiMrc for each in.ortiori. THE CUT. The Daily astokia.v vU he ?aU I& mail al7Z ccttf a muttUu free of i4tmc. I lean ors wito CtHcmiUitc ahCHcr from the ci! run haw Tkk Astojman' follow I hem. Daily or Wkkklv mUUomx U i anti jvl-tihce with out aiMiiiUmal vrcc. A(iarete man itc cnamjed as often ax ocsir&L Ijxwc oracrx at the- autuliiHi roam. For extra choice fresh butter, go to Van Duseiis & Co.'s. Buy your groceries at A. Van Pusen & CoVs. The cheapest house in the city. -. Mr. D. F. Harrington is putting up the prettiest brick of all of them in Portland. It is a beauty. Our friend C. P. Church has sold his fine brick .structure corner of first and Morrison, to Smith Brothers. The festival at Van Duscn's hall last evening, under the auspices oi the ladies of the Presbyterian church was a. very happy and successful affair. The man who made the unprovoked assault upon a Chinaman was held, in default of roo bail, for trial in the Cir cuit cfiiirt, upon examination before Justice Turlev. Any person wishing to buy sew ing machines should by all means ex amine die White and" Singer before making tiieir purchases, as Van Du&cn te Co. are agents for them. Smith Bros, have a splendid foundry and machine shop "way up' on First and Morrison streets. They can dupli cate the engines of the Great Eastern, or those of Munson's Magnet. Capt. Pees Williams reached Xew York city on the 18th. After traveling across the continent by rail he was in good trim for a change to the ocean steamer lor Liverpool, and expected to sail in a few dajs. A special meeting of the Astoria eting ot the Astoria jmense corporation with an unlimited "attShtlPita,'to,M.,nd,,etedU,e"?:?"of namoer ot conmu Bitv!i iivoninir fif ..-U,aT .- .. .!., i Ullll IU HUli HI1711 !!-(, r.ortant matters from Snn Francisco aind Por! Hand. Citizens, wake up; and come to these meetings. n'..w..', There are about 100 of patent alarm money tills in use in As-;" x in.-ftt.-i , . toria. J liev are nroof against the nettv thieves abounding in this city. He has just received another lot by steamer Oregon. See advertisement. The names of La Poque. Kip ley, Savier. and I5u-nside,s, reminds us of the Imperial brand of flour, Oregon city. Mr. P. W. Burnside is the sole represent ative and survior. The flouis the be in the market, as it always hrs been. Martin Gruhler, a laborer who has been employed at the Hemlock tannery for some time in the capacitv of a tan ner, was buried in this citv vesterdav it x- K.k. ...... .. .1 41.,. ..i....: ... in the metropolis, whether there be ten or forty galleries there, and his success shows the appreciation which people have for pictures taken by him. jfZ2r Send your subscription for the AsToniAN another year. Help us, that we may continue to help you. Necessity compels men to do things sometimes that they terribly hate to do. We never sued a man in our life for the pleasure of the act. but we are com pelled to do so. sometimes. Have you settled that small account yet V If you do not owe us this docs not apply to vour ca.e and ours. If vou do. it does. While we were in southern Oregon last week a gentleman whom we met at Drainsville informed us that portions of the wreck of the lost steamer Great Republic were coming ashore at Siu slaw. Vnipqua. and farther south. One trunk was picked up at sea by a schoon er fr'm S-in Francisco for Coos bay. lie ould give us no particulars. gJPamphlets about Oregon in the English and German language, free, ;.t jiili-. AslOKlAN OKFICK. Shanahan. and the editor of The As tokia.n. usul to slide down hill togeth er, when boys in Michigan, and now his arr gallery windows on Morrison street are decorated with beauties from the pencils of eminent artists, showing the perpetual snows of Oregon, on Mount Hood. etc. down which u'c can not glide but upon which we can gaze in admiration and be happy as id the days ot "fang s ne-'" Some of the most beautiful of those paintings are from the pencil of young Clyde Coolce, a Salem boy, who really does honor to his talented mother, Mrs. Belle W., not un known in the literary world as one Tamong the best of our writers. ner, was buried in tins city yesterday coll 11CC between natrons of the road ' afternoon. He was a stranger in a!Cp, cteui ations or tne load , strange land. Aged about 42 rears. whleh was satlly wamting under former j , T7 ; n. niTaerS "lr;;" tliownect We are pleased to hear that Tin; and esteem of all. It there is such a! Astokiax has attracted the attention tiling as a change in ownerships in the l '"V- V-W, "u ?, ! V" lo l are neccssiiry. We may lu- found at the rAmMkh- . of men of wealth m the matter of put- r.,,!,.?,- wl.iVl. hivi 1umi mirli.r Ins A h' "illlu'- M-D- :n- u Kearny street, office of Caj.t. (Sm. I-Uvi-I for tl;" ire.seiit yAggJ4er- ; ting up ovsters in cases on ShoalwAter rail oads which hae been mulct his,Sa)1 Fnilieis(.(l. Pric(.. $:i per bettle: . r lUI-XCHAKI) ITallLU. -- bav. There is some prospect that an cmtruI r " lMWt tlir(je years, the fur times the quantity. 10. Try a Astoria. May li. ls.;. Two TriW Daily to Upper Town. enterprise of this nature will bestarted leople hope there wil I be none in the liotlle. ' WoUX).-on the ni-d-t ot the ih mt.t i "ajlL V. SHEKMAN takes pleasure in an- soon at some )oint on tlie bay. management. Mr. Kohler s piace ' about ra fat boms gill net web, a mesh, . IyA noitncmg the fact that he has perfected -- could not be supplied with a gentle- Chai::p::grte Dating Jowiiers. 0,to buov attached, branded S & Co. I arrangements for making two regular trips Competition may he the life of m,n 11UUV Htt...ni. uu t() tho neonloand I (nyner may hae the s:uae by provnigjuop-' daily to I'pper Astoria and hack, regular trade, hut it don't produce a man who 'cni,lWc totllul,eol,icna Asko.irgr r r the Champagne I ertv and jwying chai-ges ? : street ear tyle. for pasMMigers and small 1il.-e hfltiM niffiirix in IViHl-m.l Ji-m beneficial to the owners. U.-iL-in.'r l-wiW -Wbv ;n" b.iii. ! A. lAJOlJ -LU. i packages. laivtsiaiui pit lilies m loi llaiid than , baking I .milei li so dm an.-. Unwr Antoria. Mav 10. udrWill leave J. W. Ccarharts. the Parker -10. iiticniei. lieisiue King ot tlie art uiey are meaner aim Mixer man any in it,m1. .i h. n.wiiMO ,i.tuv -,t n a t - v - i - LL.ir.ix.' - Arrzre7f - H'M t-ma The Boss Fish. In a private letier from Mr. C. La Du YslenlY- from Mount Coflui.W. T.. We find the follow-in": 1 shipped to-day from mv w iVirf in Jnek.!i & Myers, Painier. fn om Mr. G.A.Fisher, a salmon weighing 00 pounds, a slendid sncei-1 men ol l lie finest ii.n in uie worm, wnicn please'make note of in your columns, to i he credit of this mighty Kivcr of the West. Supreme Court Decision. In the supreme court of the Slate of Oregon the big sail of J. C. Trullintier v. Nieholts Kofoed eta I. was deter mi n- 1...-I f lmli :ltt ri"lV lit I Ml U'MI ttDIIII.Y t -(nN MaU. w;ls fuph.vfd in this cause. lion. .1. O. A. Bowlbv appeared f-ir the plaintiff, Doiph. Hronaugh. Dolph ami Simon together with Robb fc Fulton of this city. ':tptearcd for defendant Rnney. Hon. V. )". Hare aiixtred for defend ant W. W. Parker, "the foregoing lieing the respondents in the ease. Gen. O. F. IJell appeared lr ( rane. Hastings c: ( o. . vttnlePl iruviiled lv law under the homo of San Frauci.-CN) the appellants. and was ted. pre-empt in, tree-culture laws of the of successful airam-t all ins opponents. ujion the piiiperty to secure the same debt. We consider this quite a victory for our late city attorney. The Pradiso North. Mr. Frank C. Middleton, who has been connected with the press of Portland and who left on the last tj:j) of the steamer California for Sitka, writes from Fort Wran rel under date of Alav 11th as fol lows: I will remain licre over one trip of the California in order to g up to the Cassiar cuntry. and see the glaciers. I have just arrived here from Sitka, which is a beautiful place. The town it self is decaying, but the scenery and climate are magnificent. You would be astonished at the clim.-ite of Sitka green. luxuriant grass, beautiful flow ers, and the warbling of a thousand robins, all combined to make it a beautiful spot, and yet the grer.t world looks upon it as a rendezvous for ice bergs and polar bears. Fort Wrangel is a. rough place and not so pleasantly situated as Sitka, but the country sur rounding is much more level. A Deserved Coiapliment rrtlnd SlawfartJ. "While conversing with a gentleman on our streets the other day, a promi nent railroad oflicial passed by. The person to whom we were talking re marked, there goes one of the most business-like men that has ever been in our state. Representing an im- - . I'll the company m a manner which has gamed, iorlinn the respect ana confi dence of our citizens generally and of all with whom he has come in contact his business relations. The remark was true in everv respect, ilie gentle man referred to was K. Kohler, Esq., flu virf iirrtsiniiit. ff flip. I irMTiii mrl I n,ilif,rnii. Rilnmcl. It is no undo- I served coiunlimeut to aIr. Kohler. fine ne was in cnarge or large inter ests belonging to others, he has at tended closely to the a (lairs of the company, allowing nothing to draw "KI...., C-.. il... ,1-I. ...1 .. . -.ki-t-, ,vf ..... i u,.iWM1c1?1uIwmMui .u state having in view only the prospen- ! ty and success of the business with j which he is connected, llo rostorod i,. i ,.. TIio Railioad Party In waiia. Wftlln. From, thf TU Un'.ui, -Vry 17&. Lnsl Saturday a party of oapi- t alists and railroad mexarrived in this citv from Portland. 1 he partv included Henry illard, the. presi dent of the Oregon and ('aliibrnia Steamship company, manager in ; the interests of the German bond-1 holders ; of the Orepon railroads; G. Ii. brotherton, the attorney of bondholders. Paul SchuPz. the The point decided in the ease was that act. be printed in tome iietvripor printed in a mechanic, having a lien uimn prop- the couniy where the land in contest lies; Hy under he mechanics lien law and ifnuBawsnuier be pruiltil in such county. ut. uniur UK mull .nil "J",;;; then in the newspaper printed in the county vaics the same by taking a mortgage M. .....i. u,Mi minwp nf th bind ilftniirlmnnr JjOI0I?;O HoiSK. Flimishcd TOOIUS manaoei ot the and department tf ,(.t al nmson;ll,,(l ratestt Mre. Mlin. of tlie Oregon railroads, ii. 1 hen- I son's, Chvneuamus st., Astoria. son. the chief engineer, Vr. H. ,"T",' T . 7, . ,., . Shirbnck, a New York capitalist -r"??- ??,lom f-.Vw !" , tv . . . " . , cit- at $?) oO ier barrel by arren tc and Jundtev Anderson, private Ktp,,;,. l '., -.... , -i-v . s jvicuuire. secretary to Mr. Villnrd. J)unng' their st-iy here they were eiurao-ed ! Boat sponges, wholesale and retail in examining' the country and mak Inr ,,.; nlioV.t ile -,wrrh- " "i"" ' - s "r'"l" )! proa lifts, etc. lwr. j iiieison lias gone to Fort Hall and will examine the general route or a railroad . .. j x.- -a.- - n-'i . i i. . from that point to the Columbia river. On bis return lie will ex- amine tlie I5lue mountains lor a Portland. Mr. Yillard assured us that he and his associates were going to build a railroad to the Columbia river from the Utah ,T ., , Northern road. pass which will bring the road as nentlv established himself in business near this citv as possible. The in CnufieUrs drug store, Chenainus . - . ", , , . street, Astoria. Watches and Jewelrv rest cf the party have returned to . cleaned and rennicd. Gems re-set. En- The Weekly Astorlan. One of the best papers published on the Pacific const, is mailed to subscri- . Ihts every Friday, postage paid to any! M every TaVJ. f s i- ViV- it ny ! J part of the United Mates, at the follow- 'Si '" u... One Year S" 00 Four Months ICO Single Copy .- 10 "Tf" A limited number of small adver tisements will be inserted at the usual rates. Apply at the office, or address P. C. 1p.ki.axd, Publisher. CONTESTED LAS J) CLAIMS. The following law of congrc? in .reference to contested land claim, wu prblMi for the in formation of our renders in Clatsop, Columbia, '1 illttitiouk. i'actlic and tt akiakiim countie-:: An aet to prov de for the publication f no tice? of eonte-t under the home-tend pre-emption, and tree culture Ia;vs of the Uiuted Stnte. B it ennrtcd lv the senate and hoiic Rcn- l resent 'itive of the United States of America in ooiigrcs assembled: ihat the notie of i,it.i tato. shall aMcr tne imsa:e ot tin Approved June 1, 1SS. CHURCH PI HECTOR!'. M. K. CamrM. Service? held in the Conjne- calioHul, ltev. T. J. Wolfe. Pastor, at 11 o'clock a. v. Str of tmk ?k Ciu'rcii. Hew Father M. Orth Pastor. Service at 104 o'clock . M. Cateehiiu instruction at 3 o'clock r. M. ClllKI. Of THK lloi.Y I.NXtK'KNT. Uppor As- tori.i. liev. O. Parker, i'astor. Divine ser vice? 3: r. M.. You are cordially invited to at tend. iiitric tEnsroPAt.1 Chi am.- He v. 0. Parker. Factor. Divine services at 11 . m., und 7 r. m. Sunday schmd at -x o'clock 1. m. Divine service at 7 v. M. every Friday. Pkkskytkkian Ciirncn. ltev. K. X. Con dit pastor in eliarre. Services conducted in the hall over filestore of YanDuscn &C'. every Sahhiith at 11 oVlia'k a. n. and 7 v. m. Stihliath school at '2 o cIH"k m. Pray iir-mcet hips every ednesday even ing at 7 :.) oYltH-k. First P.aitist Chcrch.- I'ronchinatll a. m. :md7r. m., in the new chinch on Ator?t. Sunday School iininediiitcly after morning service?. All are invited. !r. .flintie's Xcplirftlruiu A Coiitiioi:ii(I Kxtnirl or EInrJn:. Pr. Minlie's Xephretieum works won ders. In all eases of Dropsy. BrighUs Disease. Kidney. Bladder and Urinary Complaints, or Retention of Urine, these troubles are entirely cured by the Xe phretieuni. Feinale'Weakness. Gravel, Diabetes, pain in the back, side and loin are cured, when all other medicines have failed. See what the druggists of Portland and San Francisco say about Dr. Min tie's Xephreticum and English Dande lion Pills. "We have sold a large amount of Dr. Mintics medicines: the English Dan delion Pills; also the Xephreticum. and in all cases they are highly spoken of and give entire satisfaction." John A.Childs, druggistvSecond street, Portland. C. H. AVoodward &Co.. druggists, cor ner First and Alder streets, Portland. Abrams & Carroll, wholesale drug gists, 3 and 5 Front street, San Francis co, say: "We regard Xephreticum as the best kidney and bladder remedy before the public." For all derangements of the liver, use Dr. Mintie's English Dandelion Pills. Unr Tiillwmiu iml Ti-s:mni;i nci Tlr t Miutie's Dandelion Pills. 'For 'Fvxvr:YPW: y"?' il i 'V im -uiiiuea Jnglisii iJaiulelion I ills. Evcry familv should keep the Eng- lish Dandelion" Pills on hand. Dr. .Minlie's remedies will not "cure all comilaints," but if taken according j to directions, give immediate relief and ; jHTfectaeiireinall troubles for which ih..v :ire rifoin-.iifiififMl. Fur snle hr i - R.F.Caufield, druggist, Astoria. Oregon, . - - ! ,,cv, ,MlVP lK,('u ,ll0r(1 cun's or f (M,I," Jml uvakm.s lu.rvous dfiiilitv and nar- niVsis made bv the wonderiul English Reinedy. Sir Astley Hjoper's AalRes-, Joratie. llian hy all other remedies com - iiiiiiMl In' ill ,'itt ijiitliii'V S.jtil ti ; the market U you don t believe it try a ifrox. and remeinler that only one tea- siKxuiful is required in place ot two. A card, Mrs p K K:nke7iJCs to announce ; fo the ladies of Astoria and vicinitv. : Rnl carri of tlx0 host styllsSf nn(i ufc ow 1)rices? at Loeb's. i - I """ J riSCUHlu. i j.t ,1 ;... :.. -l Single copies of the W kkkly Astoriax neatly done up, with stamps to pre-pay pitage aflixKl. for sale at thiv olHce. ik-nd a copy to your friend in other parts of the world. Price, 10 cents a copy. Mr. G. Hansen watchmaker and ,- jeweler of long experience, hasperma - graving a specialty. All work guaran- teed, (iive him a trial and be. your own indo-ft of bin workmanshin. He aviII soon add to his stock a well selected in- ! voiJe, of Watches, J'ia S"ver ml plated ware, which he ivill be able to 1 sen at very low prices. ' mat sue win remain in uie cuy lor two , f" - -,l,,, ,.,:: :.?.' V ,,..... weeks ittl in fmiunefioil With Mrs S ' - asMsmciu run im in- .i " i"im.i, I3ni, fojii. Miower, iHv e M ',3!,U In V'.'H""1 J10." V ""4 ",; ,.; Oregon, as r-tariied by tie- City A.sse-sur. for ' , ?r- 1. Mckean will teach her s stem of j llu.Var isru. is ihiw on lHe In the office of i Steam and Sulphur spzs&Ms z Dress Catling to any who wish to avail ( ,Jk. AmHtor and Clerk of said city where it ,, . . r-g& themselves of this opiKirt unity. i HiHivmaiu oih-ii for ir.sHction until the 1st jjAiii.. ftylha AROUND THE: CITY. Fresh fruits and vegetables at Bailev's ov. "-Oysters served in every stvle at tlie Walla Walla Restaurant. Fresh oysters in everv stvle at Schmeers'. See advertisement. Fresh oysters in every style and at all hours at the Pioneer restaurant. lust received per Elder 2.000 pounds. S-pound sheet lead, for sale at lowest rates at Magnus C.Crosln s. Xow that building is reviving in Astoria, bear in mind the fact that Peter lluney is well supplied with all kinds of building materials which he is prepared to dispuse of to all at very lowest rates. When you are looking for a place to amuse yourself, drop in at Max Wag ner's, (heal Eastern saloon, and listen to the organ and take a glass of his fine San Francisco beer. Get your baskets filled for a little money at Bailey's. To-let a suit of unfurnished rooms atthcTurpin liouse.apply immediately. I. C. Johnson may be found at the Occident in Astoria every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evening, ready to attend to messenger duty in Portland or to jMiints along the river in a satisfac otry manner. Dr. II. L.Adams has returned to Astoria and is stopping at the Parker house for four days only. . . j(i(r drinkers, if you want a good glass of .San Francisco beer go to Max Wagner's at the Grca Eastern saloon. It sparkles like champagne. If you live on Clatsop plains yon should know that Mr. A. G. Allen can ; supply our wants in the grocerv and provision line equally as well as any dealer in the country. " Don't forget it. White Darling potatoes at Berg man .v. Berry's. Xow is the time for cleaning up our houses, and ornamenting them. For this puriose you can find' nothing that will mill to the appearance of your parlors so much as a pair of those beau tiful chromos at the City Book store, sold for nearly one-half the usual cost of such pictures Call and see for your selves. Xew invoice ot those Medallion Kanges at Magnus C. Crosby's. P. J. Goodman, on Main street. has just received the latest and most fash ionable style of gent and ladies boots, shoes, etc. A new lot of full bound blank, and receipt books, specially for use in can neries, at the City Book store. The proprietor of the Chicago house.whom ecryhody knows as a popu lar caterer, has "fixed his hotel up in splended style. It is all newly painted and furnished, and is one of the most attractive places on Main street. Call areund: every luxury of the season at the Chicago house. Mr. J. Stewart. stone and marble ontlr rf Actfirin will n:inr?iiitfi lti; faction to all ordering work of him. and ' will do a better job for less monev than anv outside workman. His work in the cemetery here should be sufficient recom meiidation. Before you let your con- i i e l ."il.1. 15i- 1.1 l.l" iracis tor worK oi mis Kino il wiuuu oe. well to call ujion Mr. Stewart. M. C. Crosby is prepared to do all kinds of jobbing in the plumbing and steam fitting line; also, bath tubs, and water backs for stoves and ranges fur nished on shortest notice. "MISCELLANEOUS. BOATS AND NETS. SHH.(lv restoration of property to the right- ful owners. - . .. : ; ! rB( I"fc.M.--A. nice cottage, with six; ,--. rV "".""V'.i "! , !! V.... ' ." , ' Jas. l llll , t$l tli. IVIIllllUt lUtll M'K Mill cannerv. U-lin i " WT.-In Baker's bay. about SO fathom J net. -JO mesh. 12-nlv. Barlmur's thread. ' j PTK I iu u-liiM-.rnniiis. Tllfis. LAVSi. i I Astoria PackingCo. , ,, - - - , KV?-,'" ! 0,,s know mgthem.selves .s , nWmu. asunder the cimm stances funds ' .. ii'.. i... r. I 0'L'lCK. Found on the evening of the 'i l.vh Inst, m Bakers bav. about tiiirtv fathoms gill net web and line, apparently new. thirtv-iiiije mesh; no lead line or buoy ; no brand or cork. Owner can have the same bv proving property and k ing eliai-ges. UpiH.rAstona.Mayl7:VsOOTH&CO .1.... .." Ti.i.o ivTt ll ititli"itiMi inr Pur. i4:i'its or n-viions of the same must be filed with said Auditor and Clerk prior to la d 1st day of June, 1-7:). K.H.CAK15WEM.. Auouoraim uerK. Astoria. May 15. 1S79. id To Whom it Way Concern. TJ7IBOM AN I AFTEif THIS U.vTK. 1 here- IH bv apiNiint F. M. r.aitho!ow ,-s my duly authorized agent for the tninsaetitiu of iny business in (n egon egon and w asiungion terntory. K. h. Hi Ml-:. Astoria. April 17. ISTO "XOTSC5-:. ntf.M.wa VK010SAI-S WfLL BE P.E- S i-eived at the olll-e of the andersigneil until the Mill of May. for the erection 101 a fntme slore building. 1'ians :111a sjK'cuu-a- tinns pmii be seen at at tneiromee. me ngni t o reject anv and all bids is reer-ed. "Fish Ccmiuissioners Xolice. -TW'OTICE IS IIEBEBY GIVEN THAT JL the undersigned will be in readiness from and after this date, to is ua licenses, at his office up stairs, corner 01 Cass and Snemocqhe streets, Astoria. Oregon. . 1 l II. B. FIvBCUSOX, Fish Commissioner. Fisli Commissioners Notice. TIIK UNDERSIGNED FISH COMMIS sioaer for Washington territory, hereby gives notice that he will be at Brookfield for the rest of the season. ALBERT T. STREAM. North Cove, W. T., Feb. 17, 1S79. . 1 Wi T ITU ! Vitf aj. If ll4kWklf lftklt lilUT Ik 1 AMUSEMENTS. Ward's Theatre. Metropolitan Hall ! Lessee and Manager Leader of Orchestra, - Jas. M. Ward. T. Piercey Matinee Saturday, at 2 P. H. S.i.T05IAY KVA'. 31 AY 2 Hh. srxaxix Evrararve. may ssiii. MONDAY EVJTCVIXG MAY 2ih. T3ia: ROYAL MARIONETTES! The only legitimate Marionettes now per forming, with all their JcorKeoits Scenery, .llecliauical Eflcct. Xew Figures ami Tnraplicrnnlia. The Groat Fiimly Entertainmeiit. Pun for the Old and Young:. Three distinct entertainments in one, com priHiig the renowned CHRISTIE 3I1XSTRELS Anil Full Kami of Choristers. TS2E ITArTAX FAJfTOCGIUS1";! The most wonderful mechanism ever wit nessed and the IirrWTPTY DDIPTY 3P A r?X IT O BQC X TUX. E I Iteally forming in all a Minstrel Show, a The atrical Entertainment and a Circus. Front Scats - Si Oo Back Seats - - - - - 50 cts Scats reserved at Caufield's drugstore. Itcart our Indorsements. Win. McCaie and 11. Middleton - Managers Kdward II. K'lis - Agent GRAND OPENING OF - Ill's Iw YariBty "fhatre, Containing six XEW AXP ELEGAXT BOXES, SITTING KOOMS, ETC. The Decorations of the New Theatre were executed by Mr. F. Holt. XEW AXD ELABORATE SCENERY. Tainted by Mr. Win. "West. Architect and Builder Mr. Kemble. On and after this date will be given a '. Psmr Class Entertainment, j Which for Kefineineiit and Novelty cannot be 7"?,1 (;l vPJ,S:uJ"l'J cr j .. fo' Commences ith our First Part nf RflaSp and Fp.mnJp ,. wa .- w miiu . UII1UIW GRAND OLIO, Consisting of Singing, Dancing, Acrobatic Feats, Negro Sketches, Trapeze Performers,, Pantomimists and Jugglers. HOUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY ; o see our Refined and Unequalled enter- tainiuent. New Acts. New Song's and eoui- plete change of Programme twice a week. ' i5lfl.a.. t-ropnofor. Entrance to Boxes and Circle on Cliena mus Street. Performance to commence at eight o'clock precke. . n ii i i crrfaMBjMganiimiBnMgi; Gt-y ! and :: e. m. Beturning will leave Van l)u- sen's upper town store. Fare for the round trip cents. TT7ni "UHIiiS"VII VI?T y Occident Hotel Hair Dressing Saloon. ASTOBIA - OBIitJON. ! .""pefjal attention iven to ladies' and chili pen s haireuttnig 1'rivate hutninee for Ladies. Who is Elected? ' jr- r -5? 'Vr j$r r tt ts. j -WA--A W - "iWa, JU. JCi. of tih: ureat Itastei,ii baloon. C0NC0MLY ST., ASTORIA. I p.Yn,TP tmott w; ttw mi ns AA O KITh KOl.f HAS JLSl -- w i"i .i :'- " ALL TUB J) EST EJiAXBS OF Isnjiovf ed. and "Houiestic "Wines and Ijiquors. Cigars and Tohacco. JS San Francisco Beer five cents a glass GEORGE ROSS' w iuuuimwJui y ti y ?i Mi 1 1 -1 a rf l KnriTn "r m- Tlie only Billiard Room in the city wliei no liquors are sold. NEW TABLE JUST PUT UP. GEORGtf has a cosy place and keeps on hand lim best brand of Cigars. Also, soda, canuy, nuts. etc. Opposite Altona Chop House. C-5-tf GEO. ROSS, ProDrieto -IS3:2:;g-:27 e jss i rfTatfa "iK ; . -fcr -rip- ,