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p" Jj- (2) r gfte JlnVttj stovtatt. ASTORIA. OREKOK THURSDAY ..juni: 2,515s: B.C.IUELAMI..... Editor. 3b. Villards Letter. If there were the slightest ex cuse for complaints from people of eastern Oregon aiul "Washington, with respect to the coure pursued by the Oregon Iailvy and Navi gation company, Mr. Villnrd's let ter, which we rejMiwlHce to-tlny, ought to satisfy all as to the fact that unbiased opinion will award fairness and justice to him and the compani which he lepre sents. We k special iitteution to his remarks in re fi'tviice to storage, com minion. ml re.st, etc. There has been great stress laid tupon charge. In ought to bear against the company, and by trac ing the matter te its source it may be discovered that the ims who have been the most exacting in this case, are the omu, wim have feasted most from unjust lilchings. The satne words will apply to the! gang who are constantly harping about inefficient tug bouts, and immoderate charges for pilotage, towage, etc.. at the mouth of the Columbia. There are now fifteen Mormon settlements in northern Arixonii, with an aggregate xpuhilion of at least seven thousand, awl they are growing rapidly. Governor Foster ay, by way of excuse, that the President for-' got his promise to Piatt to consult him before naming the collector. Forarot is GTOOil the Alta remarks. - I Speaker Sharp declaies that the J story of the Arthur-t'onklingcpiar- j rel is absurd. Xobody posscsflcs the confidence and affection of Conkling more than does Arthur. Everybody interested denies the half-breed lie. LJo.slon has iot along- so,fnr with j its worlds fair iroit ns to lmve :t map of it printed n tlu llemKl It looks vorv well. All tliat is needed now to hoctsi the onlor )riso through is a rtiuraiitiH fund of throe million dollars. ' H is said of a girl ml in Indiana that last ?car sh; nhivaUd, har vested, threshed and sold 3( bushels of wheat. Ami now. in stead of goinr to Washington to press her claims for a postoflice, she has bought a new Milky-plow, j and entered on another campaign, j One of the witne.-ses in the AVhittaker case, a colored clergy man from South Carolina, whose examination lasted about twenty minutes; received in return a check for S27o, and went home as happy as a bonanza king. He is in favor of giving Yhittaker as many new trials as he want. The directors of the American agricultural association are in favor of holding a National fair in Xew York next fall, and President Gar field, for one, has expressed a willingness to conti Unite to its success. But why cripple ttie enterprise as the .start, by locating it in New York? Secretary Hunt on Friday for warded instructions to Commis sioner Cooper, United States steamer Alliance, now at Norfolk, Virginia, to prepare his ship, with all possible dispatch, to proceed on a cruise in search of the Jcannette, between Greenland, Iceland and the coast of Norway, and as far as the northern coast of Spitsbergen. Philadelphia and New York papers say that the new situation of affairs of the Northern Pacific company, as brought about by the success of Mr. VilUrd, arc favor ably regarded by the public, and that it is generally conceded that the prospects of the company have been improved by the changes effected in controlling interests. These conclusions are borne out fully by the marked advance in the stocks of the company. The measure for land reform in liussia now lacks oulv the Czars signature to go into immediate effect. Practically it would place the Russian j-mall farmer in a better position than the Irish peasant. It is what Melikoff and the liberals have labored to secure tfbr the last year, but the chances are now decidedly against it. The new Czar has shown that he is in clined toward the old methods, and is ruled by the ultra-conservatives who do not believe in reform. Flashes from the Wires. H MO I. NI TEMtOIMPH Successorts to Conkling and j Piatt have not 3et been chosen. The Grand lodge of Masons con vened in Olympia j'esterday. An interesting session is expected. A teriflic storm visited parts of Texas last Saturday destrojing much property, damaging crops, and causing loss of life. James Gamble has tendered his resignation as general superin tendent of the Pacific division of the "Western I'nion Telegraph company, to take effect June 10th. It is expi'cted that the Olympia and Tenino railrond will change hands very soon. It has been purchased ty capitalists who will extend it to Tide water: probably to Bakers bay. Notwithstanding all doubts and contradictions to the contrary, the Oregonian (limited) narrow irjiue railwavs have passed into the hands of Mr. Villard. This comes officially by cable, from Scotland. ""t"nder orders from the war de partment Gen. Pope is stationing troops at accessible points for service in case there should be trouble with the I'te Indians, when their removal under the Ute treaty is to be consummated. John Bull has invested G0,0M), 000 in American railroads since the lirt of last December. NEW TO-DAY. CAKL ADLER'S music sxaRE:. FWS3fP5 .t rmsasmz BE Pianos and Organs Of all iHKfs copslsmt'v on iian-J. Also a 1UII MOCK 01 I VIOLINS. GUITARS, BANJOS. AC- COKDEONS. CONCKKTINAS. HARMONICAS, FLUTES, A'so a h'rtrc stock of tilt: beit of VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, AND MUSlCAiL INStRUMENTS, A tv fit a fVcrvUiiiix flsopw'liiiiKiiie to a I iiti l.i? AitiMt rpon 7 1 ""to :muJ Onsuis soll on ll.c inonthh in i "iiM'Ht ilaii or for real. CARL ADLER'S BOOK STORE. T!ip largest slock of Blank Boohs and Stationoiy Of 'cry U"criplion. S hool nooks, Riblcs. Poetical Works. Albums and CJoW Tens, r.osnles a full ami complete stock of everything usually kent inn well rceulated Hook Stoic Also news ilenot aim agency for ecr paper ami pciiodical published. CARL ADLER'S VARIETY STORE gj Watches. Clocks and Jewelry. rockei ami lauie mtierv. Yankee Notions and Tov, Picture Traines and Clironuw. ISaliy Carnages, a complete assortment. Arrhcrv. ilr- Xew goods h every steamer. The public are invited to examine my .stock and prices. CHEN AMI'S ST., - ASTORIA, OREGON. For Port Townsend. Victoria, Nanaimo, Fort Wrangle and Sitka. C'nrrj'iiiK V. S. Mall. TIIK STEAMSHIP CALIFORNIA, JAMES CARROLL Commander Will leae Portland for tin aboe iorts from 1'laiiderV Dock At :J A.M. TIIUK8$IAY. Jl'XK :id. No freight for Alaska taken after 12 o'clock tin? day previous to depurlnre. For Frciglit or Passage anplvto Ed. C. 1IUOUF.S. Purrer. "Marian King." TK HAVE NOW PLACED THIS FIRST Tt class issel on the berth for .salmoh loading to 1 j erpool. l-"or particulars regsml- ing rales of freight ami insurance. nppl to TtOIM'.KKS. MEYER & CO., Portland, Oregon. Consignees Notice. BRITISH RARQUE ETHEI NEITHER 11k' master nor the undersigned eon signeesof the above named vessel will be responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of said vessel while at Astoria. -MACKENZIE & C.1L15ERTSON. Consignees. Astoria, Oregon, May aotli, 1S81. Street Improvement Notice. NOTICE ISHERE11Y GIVEN THAT THE La Common Council of thecityof Astoria. Kiopose lo order the improvement of that iwrtiou of Pine street in John M. Shlvelys addition to the city of Astoria from the east side of Enst-Fiftli street to west side of East SKth street, by grading the same to the full width or said street, and unless a remon strance signed by the owners of two-thirds or the property fronting on said ortionor said street be Hied with the Auditor and Clerk or said city within ten daj s from the final pHblicatiou of this notice, the Common Council will order the sanl improvements to be made. P.j order of the Common Council. R. H. CARD WELL, Auditor and Clerk. Astoria, Maj 'S, 1RS1. lOtd Street Improvement Notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY (UVEN THAT the Common Council of the city of Astoria propose lo order the Improvement of that portion of East-Fifth street in John M. Shivel s addition to the city of Astoria from the north side of Hemlock street to the south s de of Finest reel, bv gradingthesametothe full width of snid. street and unless a remon strance signed by the owners of two-thirds of the property fronting on said portion of said street be filed with the Auditor and Clerk of said eilj within ten days from the final publication of this notice, the Common Council will order the said improvements to ltc made. Hv order of the Common Council. R. IL CARD WELL, Auditor and Clerk. Astoria, Ma25. 1531. lOtd Vr -- JJHil- && 1 MISCELLANEOUS. IJIPORTMT ili' j JAiJ W h9-&J : I To,uaUT,H..Hf.Ha.J.H,n-,.M.KkrHHis Wat an :imiis;l eer steamer. 1 I wIM -ell for the NEXT TniRTT DAYS -AT Greatly Reduced Prices! "My fiitin tH'l. ortpii4(ii: Jlw hilst stjles in - Dress Goods. Fancy Goods, Cloaks, Dolmans, Ladies and Childrens Shoes andSlipften A!0: A COMPLETE LINE OF MENS AND YOUTHS CLOTH iNG FURNISHING GOODS, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, ETC'. ETC. KTO. Refore purchasing nur goods elsewhere cull in and evaiHine my gcxnls and inices ms it will pay you well for your troiildc. S. S01IL1TSSEL, WHITE llOrSK STOHE, Coiner Main and Cheuaiiius streets, ASTORIA. OKKtiOX. G-.mr. hume Whoiesale and Retail Dealer IN- GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, liUMBGR. ETC., ETC., ETC., TIN PLATE 15LOCK TIN, PIG LEAD, SEAMING COITEKS, SOLDERING COPPEKS SALMON TWINE, COTTON TWINE, NET LINKS, MANILLA ROPE, SAIL CLOTH, ANCHORS, FLOATS, 3IAULS, HANDLES, OAH.S, OAHS. JIUKIATIC ACID, LACQUER, VARNISH, TURPENTINE, BENZINE, COAL OIL, GUM; BOOTS, RICE, ETC., ETC., IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT. ASTORIA, - - OREGON. MRS. H. A. DERBY, MASONIC IHLL. - ASTOKIA. OKKCON. Will open her new stiK'k Ob Thnrsflay, lay 5th, 1881. Consisting of A FINE ASSORTMENT OK The Josephine Seamless Kid Gloves "Warranted to be the heat in the market. Also, a large assortment of Infants Wear and Ladies Dres sing Saques. A large variety of NEW MILL-INERY GOODS Purchased by herself Hats, Bonnets, Velvets, Satins, Ribbons, Ruchings, Collars, Etc., Etc., MAIN STREET, - ASTORIA. OREC.ON. TIN PLATE. BLOCK TIN For sale ox Warehouse at Astoria or Portland by BAliFOUK, G DTHKIK A Co. GG-tf Portland, Oregon. AW0KD OF I Don't l)e Humbiirred ' Auction Sale Gotlen up with the Express Purpose of Gam. j WHY BUY TliASH GET MITCH NEWEM AND BETTER GOODS AT LESS PKICE. Is is not reasonable that should a erson meaning a square business desire to disjxsc of their stock at less than market price and without profit at Auction, would he nQt cllose a much j er Held tli.-m our citv.? You all have been laughi a lesson a few months since by the man "mil a license." Xow don't be misled again, for reference to buyers of Auction Trash i will post them in a few of my prices to compare. SLIO-H. EIGIlT YDS. I'UUK L1NKN CKASII TKN YDS. I'UKK RUSSIA (KASII -I :S . " VVIW. I.1NKN TOWKI-N r XTK LAKCK " .'.... Ml SI' (.11 fUKPS t)KFr.l:KI! LAKGK SIZE HONEY COM 11 TOWELS FOt'Ji I.AKGK MZK MOILM1K TOWELS SIX LAKC.E SIZE MOILMIE TOWELS EXTKA LAliGE Tl'KKISII TO"VELS EXTKA FINE UNIiLEACHEI) TABLE I.IXKX PER YARD r. EXTKA FINE BLEACHED TABLE LINEN TUKKEY RED TABLE LINEN. 1'EU YARD .Warranted fa- en MAKSEILES I'.ED SFBEADS 1 SS 2 to HONEY COMB BED SPREADS. LAKCE SIZES M 1 2T. HONEY COMB BED SIMIEADS. EXTKA SIZE- 12tW LADIES SOLID COLOR HOSIERY LADIES RIBBED HOSIERY LADIES PLAIN 1IOSIKRV LADIES BROWN BALBRIGAN HOSIEIIT LADIES EMBROIDEP.ED HOSIER MISSES MERINO. .VriUPED. 1 PAIR MISSES ENGLISH SEAM, 2 PAIR MISSES FANCY HOSE. EXTRA IILITY. TWO PAIR- " - - LADIES HEMMED HANDKERCIIIEKS COL ORED BORDERS. :; PAIR FOR I. - - LADIES LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. 2 PAIR... S S5 - LADIES IMITATION SILK. ALL COLORS : LADIES PFRE SILK. ALL COLORS . 30 ! 8ii i A ml Hiter llm-s in oMrtiiut GENTS CANTON FLANNEL UNDERWEAR...- :s 7S GENTS MERINO EXTRA HEAVY UNDER WEAR .10 75 GENTS BLUE ANDREI) FLANNEL UNDER WEAR. ALL WOOI - 11 2B0 GENTS BLUE OYERSHIRTS 1 25 I 75 GENTS OVERALLS AND .1UMPERS 38 75 GENTS BLUE OVERSIIIRTS 1 23 I 75 GENTS WHITE SHIRTS 1 Od 1 m GENTS PERCALE SHIRTS I 00 1 SB . GENTS FULL REGULAR MADE HOSE I, BOOTS AND SHOES LOWER THAN THE LOAVKST. Remember these an all llrst class regular sh1s at! t-ati 1 IwHttx M any lHf anl m ait (iiantit. Yihi must md imagine lteeasr I :e matt hM a WerHe feis ym i44ets thev must Ih cheap. 1m al pnecs marked in imv wintkm. tlwit if vim mtm o t -lion yMi will at least 1m lMrsled. I have also aiiHKiu i lfc-U SII.YEIC PI.ATKH WARE giian'uilecd nut to taniisli nrJI hovrs. CA1IF0KNIA THE CIIEAlMr ONE PRICE I IN ASTORIA. e:xe3E DaLxrKTE-s-.jAJlNDT & FKRCHEN, ASTORIA. ORECItN. BRICK SSkVm. LAYER TE. Jt? HU liU -tJBS2 , PLAIN AVI) ORNAMENTAL "PT.ASTEE.EH. on.ona.u.eo.cu.,,,,, , w Watehoiise, fMd of P.enton street, pnnnptly attended to. .I LIME, SAND, IJRICK. PI.ASTER. I,VTII, Cement, and all materials in my line, fiiniKhcd toonler. 0"Sieclal attention paid to Furnace work and Ranges. Cistennvork vnirrantedgotMl or im pay. , . CB-Auent San .limn ami NcvvTaconta IJmc. . First Ulass baloon. . 1 tL?r.f "! w ay ami X;n Ijsil ion C' u half. t lli. li..TWt ltV-ltl.1. If r.tl-i.iart. Ill i1-liLl I ! wixes, miuoiis axi ih;as. c-Cht Chlenso I.ecr.'rn ,, ., -,-.-,., PHOTO AND FERRE0TYP5 GA-E-.,r. S. P.. CROW. PROPRIETOR OpMste Episcopal Church, SiH'!Hoeo,He St.. Isiiovvpri'pHreil to TAKE PnOTOG-RAPHS Of all kinds aud in tlie latent s j fc-. Copvinjr and Enlarging l'icniis in Oil Cray- on. India Ink and Water Colors. All kind h.,.1 sizes ofTinTvoes WILLIAM EDGAR, Corner Main and Chcnamus Street., ASTORIA OREGON. DKVI.KK 15 CIGARS AND TOBACCO, The Celebrated JOSEPH RODCERS . SONS GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY AND THE GENUINE Y0STENH0LM and ether English Cutlery sTivrxoKE3,"r i FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS Genuine Meershaum Pipes, etc, A fine Mock or WntelioM anil Jewelry. lur.zle ami Itreerh Londiusr Sliot uus and It I II es, Itevolvers, Plstolx. anil Ammunition 3XAIIIXK Gfi.vssr-sj. ALSO A FtNIt Assortment or fine SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES. '. Mfc WABSING Asrain bv Professed i WHiSX YOU UzN IsXS'S?, 1 P 13CT8. PKR VDI SW 30 CKNTS j 3 3 CTS. EACH 1 .- VKR DOZEN I S7', CKNTS 75CSNTS . -v. TT CKCTS N I Ii. -s IJF, ', s m MICROS A (MI vvopu i CORNER OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. ASTORIA. - ORECOX. j The Only Machine Shop - m r.i..v Jiuii .tfSSir.; JC. t J &m&i&S2:: Al . ??P f .13 ff3SVAi hi tliccitv. t1 ah kmds .,r !$W, jMGIHE, CAHHERY, , m, . -.....,. ., STEAMBOAT WOES I , ' nHiiplI. attended to. i . ,.,.. ... , . r .. .. , A N1M '',H vlMU " r I!"'!1-: 1 v'intT , ,--. 1 : t ni an i v l)j ,. .... - .,, 'MACHINE SHOP, NEAR KINNEY'S AS TORIA FIMIKRY. I THE DEW DROP INN ! Oh. fishermen, all Itear the good news A fiiM s.iIihii is started with Ik1 of Liquors. Wi nes and Beer, I AND FINE FREE LUNCH UNCI ARDED. I The -rainiest Caviar anil Cheese, in sanuwich thick am. thin And will vim speml a 4ea.sau liour. drop in . at the nifty liROP IN hi CihmimhIv street. I.T. IM)RCHERS. Astoria and Upper Astoria Freight and Passenger Line. Will leave Iht'OeehleMt HiKel ami Page& AlleM's rrtHr al 1 J o:Y n'rlnolr i Tff Tlail-ir 1X U C10Ch" WM UZUY, im! ea'h alteniali- lhmr therealler. Will also Leave UpperTown from Mr. Fords Place at the End of the Road, from Van Du- sens Store and from Mr. Johansens, EACH ALTERNATE HOUR. Saturday iiMihls will run later lo aet-ommo- dfttOtlHttt14H. 11l4altIVeVlilt W llMslnliMn r.irltr1itur I lHit this line lias Ren ilaMished rr the I accommodation or Ok HMif.aMl hHI earrv I as.sen;ers. iKtmre wr rrefekt. to mv iwft of either citv that Is eersWe lo teu. FARES. Ttekeis will W nkl ai tk ISf SSeiSllA!H'r ,ri'" lKai ml imru .' ;. P.ITI.KR. ilanasr. Astoria. May -7. WH. Take Ho tic e. : John Rogers, Central SViarket,! 1I rm'i ed a large innre if IIA1UIELS AND HALF CAKRET.S of the brst nmility. And is how redv to spily Rtttckors Cnn nerics and xll otmjrs, ehai for cah. 110 ! FOR THE BEST .1KB CHEAPEST lothing. Clothing, Clothing- -CO y mf m p(jpfLR 1MWf TAILOR . A:Kr:o ox.ofesxzEiEs., k"x street, or cr. to 0 JQ v: r if. H 0 P a 4 til v s 0 A c c; O v: q yk5w'.. --sti-- i; .v., A Fiitr Stock of rer'ii: :titI Domestic Cloths. Cassimeres aud Twonls. .1 Full l.iiw ofTnilor Triiiiiiiiiis., Etc. S'It Ic. 'ix((t :ml Taiior -vvill ninlte up hi. fJomls Aiith Full f;u:tr:iiij :is to Fit ami "Finish. Ilaviitth only Urst ias M'letliotts of all sort t ihoh's apiirel. etc., I hope that tin mioncv KTtIHKe sent utit of lowtt will lKsHiit with. Yrnirs Truly. 31. 1. KAXT. tilT'nhiwest market prices markel imiI in plain figures. THE COLUMBIA JUies S-K'-Cj:-t IS M'PEKIOR IO MOST. AM I IACEI.I.KD P.Y NONE ON THIS COAST JOHN HAHN, - - PROPKIETORt CHENAHUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. caronicrs left at the GEKMAXIA UEKi: IIAI.I. will he promptly attended to.-Sti TREKG1URD & UPSIIIIRS. glaser & do, ttiecessors to E. Sherman & Co.) ,.tt,.., ,s. MAIN STKEirr. - ASTOKIA. OKERQX, DEiVLEKS IN 1 Is prepared to supply SEl'P- CBANBhBPV iFreshBeef-Pork Mutton' Vea1' SA-A ViJSJ-Pi & roi.mMl -Ieat.M, lonltrj Game. Kte. t PROVISIONS, IRON, STEEL. OOALs Builders Genera! TIARWARE, PAINTS. OILS, ETC. AOEXCY OF THE Imperial Mills Flour and Feed. Chenamus Street, Near Olney, ASTOKIA. OREGON C. I.BtN'KXWKUKi:. 1IIKAM BKOUX. IbiTAKLTSHKD ffff. Leinenweber & Co., ASTOIHA, OUEUOX, TAUMES Al CUREIEES, Manufacturers ami Imiwrtersof KINDS OF A LL KINDS OI tx. xse5w(-a.2?-o:-E!3E3. AD h.mjiw Vhf.krtle Dealers in (1 Ti AND T ALLOW MANrFArrifREHS OF BOOTS and SHOES nsrllnjliest i.sli irwe iwtd for; Hnles and Talhm. TAXE.O -RZiQ-, jCLEAKIWG and REPAIRING! NE.VT. CHEAP AND QUICK. P.Y ;r.oK lovett. Ckennnm- St., next Nkhohis' Rurhcr Shop. TO - ASTOKIA, OREGON. ht 2 5 5 zn ?. 53 f y TJ1 2 o cr. cP c c O, i s o r-; J ' cr. , ? " a ss s. Q F & V c C Hi J o CO U2 Q o U2 1 BREWERY jjsarft Alo constantly on hand Fresh Butter, Eggs, Vegetables. SHU'S SUPPLIED AT LOWEST EATES. I I Jy Fresh Mutsagesof all kinds made three times a week or to order. CENTRAL MARKET. f leneral assortment of table stock constantly on tutnd. such as Canned Fruits and Jelly, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard, i:GS. BITTER, ClfEESTE. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, FISH. POULTRY AIO GAME In the season. CIGAHS AND TOBACCO. B.t of XTIXES AVI T.IlUOKS. AH chCNp for CASH. Goods sold on coin- on. upiwuto i. n. cases store. .L KODGERS. D. K. V skb.v. T. A'. Eato.i Astoria Market ! OPPOSITE OCCIDENT HOTE1 , ASTOKTA. - .- - - OREGON. IVAKKIIX & EATOX, Proprietors. (Sfte4ors 10 IParren X- JcC Mire? Wholcsnlo and Retail Dealor3 in Fresh and Cured Meats A full line of FAMILY GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED HAY. CANNED FRUIT, VEGE TABLES, ETC. rtB"15tJer, Esss, Choeso, otc. constantly on band. csr Shit supplied at tho lowest rates. Wasliington Harket, jilm Slrcet, - - Astoria Oregon ! JSEIiGMAX D KERRY "Rpctfitlly call the attek- abovo ."Market will always be supplied with a FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY FRESH AND CURED MEATS I Which will be?old at lowest rates, wboleaala and retail. Special attention giren to supph nc shiM. Wanted. 15,000 WS&$ZS """' '""'" 8ireet' Uy J.JOPLIN. T -11 HEAD PAPERt PRINTED OR PLAIN, OF THE BEST I J- quality at The Astoria offica.