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w ghc gjntta giStoJatu ASTORIA-OREGON: SATURDAY JULY 28, 18S1 9. C. IRELAND ...... Editor. Timely Discussion. Leading iournals of the Atlantic side are discussing the propriety and impropriety ol the subscrip tion started in New York city to raise a fund of 250,000 for the benefit of Mrs. Garfield and her children. The Astoriax endorses the belief that this movement is not in good taste, and is setting a bad example. We have as much admiration for Mrs. Garfield as we have for any other true and faith ful American lady, wife and moth er, but no more. There could be no possible danger of her or her children suffering, in the event of the presidents death. .She has a good and highly improved home and farm at Mentor. Ohio, worth. it is said, 25,000, and in case her husband should die during his term congress would be sure to vole her at least a years salary. Men do not generally give sums of from one to five thousand dollar.-, just for the love of giving. And a l:trr majority of thoe whose natne will grace litis sub scription list will naturally expect to be nearer the president, and' have more influence, than ordinary outsiders. Hut admitting that in this instance none but the purest and best motives have influenced the promoters of and subscribers to this fund, we still think it is in bad taste, and will lead to results that will be discreditable to 'is as a nation. Future presidents will expect their friends, soon after in stallment into office, to begin to circulate a subscription list for their endowment, and men will subscribe to it, and liberally, too, for the increased influence they will expect to have with the ad ministration. And it will not be long before the subscription busi ness will be extended from the president to members of the cabi net, members of congress, gover nors of states, etc. If the Presi dent must be pensioned, let it be done by the government. An Apology Accpptt'd. In the Brlglilon, ICiiglaiid, Mor ale!, of June 18th, we fiml the fol lowing apology foi the London Telegraph, which we gracefully and fraternally accept. When a journal of such high standing as the Herald apologizes for the foihlcs of one such as the Telegraph, it would he impolite in us not to ac cept it. The Herald ays: The Daily A-toim an, of Oregon, America, has the following hit at Mr. Levy-Lawsons paper: The London Telegraph, which is about as well informed on American topics as the average British newspa per, says tliat ''without exception the bread used in Chicago is poisonous." Yes, and the meat used in New York is all diseased; sulphuric acid is the common beverage, and the streets are paved with gun cotton; but then, somehow, Americans manage to sur vive and keep the death rate of the principal cities below that of London, where the people all live on ambrosia and nectar. It dees seem that the genius of misrepresentation has passed from Mr. Jeff Brick to John Bull. Fancy the Daily Telegram be ing taken as misrepresenting Mr. John Bull. The Asiokiax ought to know that the Telegraph is one of the few prints in England, unfortunately their number is growing; which are never read without their information being discounted a hundred per cent. If one believes half what the Tele graph says, the' give quite enough evidence of child-like simplicity that should ensure their being "looked after." Col. G. L. Gillespie will be as signed to a place in the east on account of the death of Gen. Michler. An attempt is being made to introduce English pheasants among the Rocky mountains, and Lord Morley has lately despatched a number fine health' birds to a friend who has settled in that re gion. It is now suggested that American turkeys could be intro duced into England. The prairie bird might also be acclimatized there with advantage. The only desire that actuated Guiteau to assassinate the presi dent was that he might become a hero, and the sensational press of the day are making him a lion by quoting every act of his life. All but one thing that the lousy scrub ever did in his life time, has been reported; that is this: Several years ago he introduced the style of men parting their hair in the middle. . Justice Clifford of the United States Supreme-court is lying at the point of death in Portland, Maine. An insect of some kind lias been destroying wheat in Yamhill coun ty at a fearful rate, cutting the stalk off at the surface of the ground. Some of the farmers have lost very heavily on account of it. Jos. Watt, of Amity, loses about 200 acres of wheat, and other farmers lose quite largely. P. "tVilhelm, Boss saloon, opposite the Clarendon hotel, Portland, ureon NEW TO-DAY. Tight Rope Walkini Fxtraordinary. Professor . P. Hagal "Will v nk on tic Tight Rope THIS EVE iTKG&nt 7:30 O'CLOCK From Stoitliai ctv Theatre on Con- coiuly street t th jiositc building. Come one, come all Jaiid be lot of it. f tnciiiu. lor merowii LOST. .July 21, in Tongue point .shute. about from 50 to 70 fathom, till years net. left liartHed lines, '0 meshe. Nrf. 12-ply Barbour trine. The finder v. Ul bosuitably rewardft o)i leaing the net, cf inclination whereat nfcie fouud at S.J. .Ulairs can nen. . 1. nt on one route orf the buoy line. IjTeMCKSON. Jul 22,15. Sunday Excursion. Main street, for FORT CANBY AND 1LWAC0 At 9 oviock AX. SUNDAY, JULY 24TH. Fate for thr round trip, - - - $1 W LIBERTY HALL Wednesday Afternoon, July 27. CRAND MATINEE BENEFIT! jT fARY5 HOSPITAL, Hie memberj of. Mr. (leo. Hill's ariety C-njan. liKVOIO BICl('RA3I.irK. 1 - T f or iiartieiilan olMhiCli ee bills. amission, to all parts oj the house. - Zo e llllilien. 23C Doors open nil! r. M Curtain nill rise at i'!i v. ii. ST-Ticket for sale everywhere. 1;i(H'n. July 20th. 1R81, a niece or net. new lines, i V irks marked 11. and K. JOKKITZ. At Devlin &Ca. LO.Vi'. Three liundred falhoui or new net, with Miiall pieee of old net on eaelt end. fortv-siv mash dexp. eorks marked .1. H.anl S. 1. C. ;cwas lot at rmt Elliee July IMh Finder will he lewarded Iiv anuhingto ()TT() JOHNSON. Scntidiua iau l'ackiug Co. Astoria. Jul lf. IOLND. Fifty fatlioms thirtj siv mesh : net. Manilla eork and lead lines, marked -M. K J. on lead hues. Owner cam Inue vune on proving iimiierty and luxing charges. ANCLO-AMKIMCAN l'K:. CO. Astoria. July IS. ism. IOl'ND. -About .-XX) fathom of new net ? was picked up on the bar to-day ; no marks. Owner can hae same by paying charges and proving property. bv applying to !J"VISJlliOYVN. Astoria Fisherv. Astoria. July 1C il&w-lw IOST. Sunday night. July 17th. on helicon j 15. above Tongue point, about itiO fathom of -10 ineslt net. about 12T f.itliom ot left handed eork line, and the balance right handed. Also a piece of about fO fathom -10 mesh lielfaM. tw ine. A private net. Finder will leave word at Martin froards. July 1K.1SS1.' -V.M. WAHLGKEN. LOST. About two hundred fathom of new net. No. r. 11-ply. w:is lost down at the bar to-day ; some of the corks are marked F. 1). and some 1C, with coal oil can ou end of net. The Under will be rewarded bv ap plying to LEWIS nitowx. Astoria Fisherv. Astoi ia, July lu. dx.w -lw Girl Wanted. rUlll. OK MIDDLE AGED WOMAN. va Incjuireat THIS OFFICE Notice to Trespassers. ALL PERSONS AUK HEREBY FOR bidden to trespass m any manner upon lot l, block 32. 01ney.s Astona. under pen alty of prosecution. J. G. MEGLKR. Astoria, Oregon, July 13, 1SS1. Meeting of Pilot Commissioners. 11HE WASHINGTON TERRITOnY boanl . of Tilot Commissioners for the Columbia Rher and Bar will hold a meeting at llwaco, on Tiiursday. July lis, 18S1. Iiv order of the boanl. CC-td 11. C. COMER YS. SecreUiry. To Contractor B IDS "WILL RE RECEIVED RY THE under-slimed, at of llencman 2:. 18S1. at 10 & Berry in Astoria, i O'CIOCK A. M., lien t be opened, for tne extension of irom boards to a point 700 to K)0 e. ork to be .similar to tliat :i ustnicted. Bids must state the pn ot. aiie privilege oi rejecting any is reserven. A. Y. BERRY. Deputy Supervisor Raid District No. 1. Wanted. XK Ciff FOUNDS RAGSJOF all kinds OiJJJ clean and dry, at the Umbrella shop, Main street, by ,T. JOPLLN. OPILES. c The undersigned is preparedto fumlah a large number of Spiles and Sjuirs at hi? place on short notice, at reasonable rates. Apply to 15. C. CAPLES, Columbia City I'.T. RAltCLAY. T. IT. HATCH. HATCH & BARGLAY, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 20 California St., San Francisco, Cat. -'Go as Yon Please." A walking match will take place at Liberty Hall AUGUST 10, 1881, From two o'clock In the afternoon until two o'clock iu the night. Daily 12 Henr for 6 IlayH. .1. .T. Casey of San Francisco. E. E. Sltaw and.T. E.Salma of Astoria, cliallense Mr. Cliarles Seam on for the sum of S20U. Admission, ----- or, cents BILL HEAD PAPER, OF EVERY GRADE AND COLOR. 1RIN "ed or plain, at lowwt rates, at The Abtobux oEc VaJ tlWI Tift; new sle.uuer CLARA PARKER, em: P. ''ARKCR. jf - mastei: u Willfleaxt Atori.t lt,A ST.yM Gheibf tb om- iil .Tv UL'VIWIJT cflldbtlf: feet fciiv ilKadvifu e per w iran oibs MISCELLANEOUS TRBNCIIARD & lIPSIIDRjr DEALERS IN SHIP eHANBLEB 1 PROVISIONS. mow, STEEL, GOAL, Builders General HARDWARE, PAINTS. OILS. ETC. AOENCY OF THE i Imperial Mills Flour and Feed.! Chenamus Street, Near OlneyJ ASTORIA. ORFCON HANSEN liKOS.. ARCHITECTS ANI HBXJIXj3T33E23ELJ3- ,Tol)l)iii ami Rpnsiiring ON SHIPS, HOUSES, ETC., Attended to at the Shortest Notice. CORNER CASS AXI) ASTOR STREETS, ASTOKIA, - OREGON. LATEST iTELEGRAPEIC NEWS!! : ;.. THE WAR IS OVER ! -AND THE Clicap Brewery is tlie Victor ! -evKi: a i.i.- 1 SAH FRANCISCO BREWERIES ! ! And this Telegraphic News will I ell the peo ple of Astoria and icinity that thev e:iii And a Healthful and Delicious IWiciMgc at THE OCCIDENT HOTI'l THE GEM SALOON. THE OLD CORNER. AT AUG. DAN! EICON'S. ' THE MINT SAIX)ON. ' ANTONE BIELOH'S. - 0.1LWINCENTS, " ISAAC FOSTER'S. " Dr. J. O'BRIEN'S. BANNISTER & HAM I PEN'S, " TETER REISS', N. .lOHANSEN'S, - rRANK BENTILA'S. MR. DICKEY'S. 1m Astoria, At Cathlamct. ATH.h. BIRNIE'S. t At Ovstenllle.. AT I. S. JONES', " D. A. RODWAY'S. At Ilwaeo. AT W. B. HAYDEN'S. J. STRAUSS, - Agent, - roit Oregon and Washington Territory. Any orders left at the Occident Houd.oral Tsaac Foster's, will be promptly attended to. THE ASTORIA PLEASURE GARDENS Will be open Every Saturday 'and Holiday FOR Pleasure, Fun, Exercise, innocent Re creation and Gaines of different hinds, WITH Foot Racing and Horse Racing on Each Saturday. Frizes awarded to the winner Iu each game. The Gardpn to be ojen to Hie fun loving citizens of Astoria and vicinlt for the sea son by WM. OltDERS i CO. First Class Saloon. CHICAGO BREWERY DEPOT, Onllip Roadway, opposiie ihe Oiegon Rail way and Navigation CoTwharf. The choicest brands of foiiejfjn and domestic WINES, LIQUORS AM CIGAKS. tarlteHt Chi ease Beer.Tu Lot and Improvements for Sale. LOT EIGIIT. IN BI.OCK SEVF.STY flve In Olnej's Astoria, together with A Gee Iletase and. WesdKhed FOIt M.V KUA'DKEI DOLLARS. For particulars Inquire of M. SEBRAor W. H.TWILIQHT. Astoria, July li, iesl MISCELLANEOUS. IJIPORTMT mWRmt Ol- TIIK-- HOUSE To make room for an iiuuieiwMock of good that are arrh inj: by ever steamer. I I will m11 for the ' "XTinVfn mTTTTifnTT T" t TTCl INI'jA.J J lLlltl 1 1J1Y J D I - A T- Greatly llcrtuccrt Prices ! ! My enlln -toi'k. comprising the latent stle, or Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Cloaks, Dolmans, Ladies mid Chiidiens Shoes and Slippers AIe: A roMri.icri" link k .MKNS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS, Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes, KTr. KTC. KTO. 15efore purchasing jour good-, elsewhere call in and examine my goods and prices, as it will iy you well for your trouble. S. SOHLUSSEL, WI1ITK HOUSE STOItK, rner Main and f'henainus streets, ASTOKIA, OREGON. Astoria and Upper Astoria Freight and Passenger Line. Will lejne the (Iteideut Hotel and 1'ukc& Allen's tiinicr'al Six O'clock A. M., Daily, ud .:! allemale hour Ihcrenllcr. Will also Leave Upper Town from I Mr. Fords Place at the End of I the Road, from Van Du- i sens Store and from Mr. Johansens, EACH ALTERNATE HOUR. Sh! unlay nights will mil later to accommo date the publie. The alioe will Ih the stations forstartin;, but this line has Ihhmi esiablLsheil for the accommiHlnlioii of the ttiiblie.and will carry : passengers. Imswipcor frei-iht.io any pan oi fiuicri'iiy uiai isaecevtioieio lean-". FARIS. Tickets will be sold at the rate of pj"j cents (kt trip. BagfniRe and parceN at same rates. L.C. HITLER. Manager. Astoria. Max 7, In!. WasLington Market, Main Street, - - Astoria Oregon BEHGHAX D HEJiliY Ty ESFiXTTFlTLLY CALL THE ATTEN'. It turn cf the public to tho fact, that the FULL VA RIETY BEST QUAIJT' FRESH AND CURED MEATS! i Which will bo'old at loire.it rates, wholesale anu reuiu special attention given to auppij- BS 8UIU.1. S. GLASER & CO., ".Successors to F. Sherman & Co.) MAIN STREET. - ASTORIA. ORECOX Is prepared to supply Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Cornell bleats, Poultrj, Camr. Ktc. Also constnnily ou hand Fresh Butter, Eggs, Vegetables. SHU'S Sl'lTLIED AT LOWEST RATES. E5yF.rcsh saiisacc made every' iy " to order. CENTRAL MARKET. Oeneral assortment or table stock constantly on Hand, such as Canned Fruits and Jolly, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard, VAUiH. BUTTER, CHEESE, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, FISn. POULTRY AND GAIHE In the season. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Be st f WHITES A'D T.IQITOBS. All cheap for CASH. Goods sold on com mission. Opposite I. W. Case's store. .f. RODGERS. IVI, D. KAINTT, THE POPULAlt Bffierchant Tailoi? AND CLOTHIER THE CALIFORNIA STORE, (Tlio Cheapest One Price Store in Astoria) 'Corner Opposite the Post Office. A CARD TO THE PATRONS OF THE CALIFORNIA STORE. V.V ihIi-iI s at mtr start. TO R EOF LATE THE PRICES OF DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING IN ASTOKIA. Tin we clntin ta haw done, anil shall eontiniie to do so. Wo Originate, Never Imitate. : m x w'' T0 0UB ?ra: tt Blow your Trumpets inside Out, We Lead. Others Follow. And Fire off your Guns. $13,756 Wliae rrimnl i.ifrrs in orMwk to the amount of Thirteen Thousand Seven Hundred imivhasers a eliawi to save Money. Keinenilier a Dollar saved is LADJES tOliK I1CKSS .OOIS DKPAHT.IJKXT iiiliMMsof Khiek t 3IK.VS. YOI'TIIN. AXI HOYS Or,OTHIX IK- :md Col.mil CnshiiiiT.-w. Molinirs. Silk and Wool Plaids. I'niiiress 1 PAKTMKXT consists of a full line of French, andl English Di- Cloth. KriM-adi. Came: Hair Suitings, and a 1 Dfcn1. we:rtooHHJnertifor elavsifiaition. All S1IA1YI.K. LACKS. I'XDKRIVUVR. Flannel.. Hosierv. ffii;-;: M,,,,,H ,:,,0,K l"-m Vm"'y ,!no,K AU atOMt CLOAK AXI) Sl'IT ilencirtment rniiMoK styles of lMMnits.aeHiies. WrH. ll:ielM's.:iiii! Linen Suits of eer rteenti4ii at t".t i I'lre. IjAIUIIS. .M1.SS1N AM CIUl.OKI'XS S1IOHS in Frewli KM. l'eliUle ("o:t. ( KM. .uulls. NVwort Tie. Infant Shots, in fuel eer thhe .npiHrtainiitc to a Hrst-elass Shoe nepart- -iih'Mt. Ihltes t:ii' KM. ry relly anil lieuutiful to wear, a : Speeiall. ! TruuU ANEW FEATURE, OUR COUNTRY ORDER DEPARTMENT. IP X 3F5 S "3? IW THE J? I E L "D ! Ih itrtiHiik!! ol tlu- r:tt ittrrenst of orders from the Country, we wish to inform parties desinnjr to purehase goods at eo.s prut-aiid wSi an Miistli1 iuatti-ud in nrson. that we hae placed "an ellieirnt clerk in this department, who will forward .sample iimI li:s ul prtt-fs. to Hrsiii, who di-siie them, and we guarantee to eer person ordcrine through this department, that tliey wiH iifi;r the same alm- .w if persouaII suin'riutendinistlieii own purchases. Our One Price System, Goods Marked in Plain Figures, Justice to Everyone, Tweet her with the Imioeitf Stm'k to seleet from, i a sulllctent sjuaninlee lh.it the wants of all can be supplied and even the'niost fastidious pbaeil. DIRECT ALL C0MHUWICATI0WS, LOCK BOX 248. THE CAX.IFOB.IWIA STORE, (The Cheapest One Price Store in Astoria.) Corner Opposite the Post Office. MISCELLANEOUS. G-.W. HU1VIE Wholesale and Retail Dealer ZK w V ' lj 1. 1 J ii i" PROVISIONS, Iill.' KTC, KTC, KTf. Fis1triu-is and ( 'aninM-v i S3 Tjr-E3EXJiIE!S A SPKCIAII'Y. Att EXT l'01iTHK San Jose" Fruit Packing Co., ANDTHK iotlll 1 rUHClSCO UilOllllCnl WORKS, ASTOBI.i. - - OltKf.'OX. SEA VIEW HOUSE. J. L..STOIT. - - PKOrKlETOR North 1'acilie Ilcaeh, W. T., Will be Open for Visitors July 4. 18S1. It L one mile nearer llwaco than last season S. AKNDT & FERCI1KN, ASTORIA. - OREOOX. The Pioneer Machine Shop BLACKSMITH SHOP AN! Boiler Shoo SZ& All kinds of ENGINE, CANNEEY, AND STEAMBOAT WORK Fromptly ntti-udcd to. A specialty made of repairing CANNERY DIES, NEAR KINNEY'S ASTORIA FISHERY. CLEANING and REPAIRING NEAT. CHEAP AXI) QUICK. RY f.'KOKUK liOVETT. CehnamiLS St., next Nicholas Barber Shop. TfftlrTrT sjif& I a f J V. AND- bonntifiil miip1 of auonals. Scotch Tweeds at i'ont rni'f. etot lis. riai u and F:mr i at cost rriee. HATS AXI) CATS, in all stles and eolors, at Coit Priet. i HOOTS AXI) SIIOI'JS of liistem. Cilifornin. and Oregon ' "Mannfaeturers. at lev, thnu eost of nianufneture. (,'KXTS FI'llMSIIirwC- ;OOI)S DKVAUT3IE.VT eonsLstsof tlK'erj'Intest snles of White and Colored Dress Shirts. , Collars. Neekties. Searfs. Muds. Cult Ihittons. Siisjienilen. Hose, t'uitershirts. Dniwers. Overslurts-, 0endN and .lumpers, ul ' 'OHt Triee. of the ery latest MISCELLANEOUS. . . V. l.l.tt-N r. H. t-un. ; Poft.0A Allan ; (hi'.vp.vsok.s ro it. s. mkxkn.) WhitWdenud retail ttnilerttti Groceries, Provisions? Grooiwjr.i i Glass and Plated Ware, TROI'K'AI AND OOMESTIO FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Tosether with i Wiues, Lignors, Tokcof CipsiThe josi i The largest and most complete stock of' gtodsinthe,rlie:obefoundinthecity. ConierofCass and Squemoeqhe Streets, i ASTORIA. OREGON. (New and Durable Scow for Sale.;NEW MILLINERY GOODS 20x44 feet, Al-o. one lieu 3.T0 3 Anchor One new 1(50 I Anchor About Forty Fathom new "j Chain. Any one needing the above will find it grcatlvto their advantage to call immedi ately on V. K. TICHENOR, First fih .station on Skipanon, Clatsop. t ' ' Warranty deeds, quit claim deeds ' and mortgages, for sale at this office. B. B. FRANKLIN, UNDERTAKER, Corner C:tsanil Squemoqhe treetst ASTORIA, - - - OREOOX DK.M.KR IN WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES ANU UNDERTAKERS GOODS. Piles for Sale. Mr. A. I.. McMillan is prepared to furnMi t Fir or Hemlock Piles IN ANY AMOUNT TO ORDER, AND ON SHORT NOTICE. Leave orders at the store of Trenchant & llphur, Astoria. Or address, A. B. McMILLAN. Olney. Oregon. pBEyiMJjjMHiHsgJi i 'S' I i A SWEEPING REDUCTION Made on the choicest and best assortment of MENS. YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING Alse: . The Finest Suits Made to Order and Warranted. -s and Fifty-Si Dollars, thus givlnjc intended a Dollar Earned. GENTS and Cheviots. l'.Iaek Doeskins and Rroad- Casslmeres. in lisht anil dark eolor. all SII.K HAXDKKKCHIKKS A SI'ECIAI.T. Valises. SateheN. and all kinds of Portmanteaus. miscellat:ous. Barbour's 'IRISH Ml THREADS Salmon Net Twine. Cotton Seine Twine, Cork and Lead Lines, Cotton Netting, all sizes. Seines Made to Order, Flax and Cotton Twine, Fishing Tackle, etc. BARBOUR BROTHERS, .llavliel Street. Man Francisco HENRY DOYLE & Co.. Mana-ers. MBS. II. A. DERBY MASOXIPHALL. - ASTORIA, OREGON. AVdl open her new stock Ott Tliiirsday, May 511, 1881. Consist ins or A FINE ASSORTMENT OF ine Seamless Kid Gloves Warranted to he the heat in the inarkrt. Also.aiarfre assortment of nfanis Wearand Ladies Dres. ! sitlQ Saaiies , , A large variety of I'urchasPd by herself Jlats, Bonnets. Velvets, Satins, Ribbons, Ruchings, Collars, Etc., Etc., .MAIN STREET. ASTORIA. OREGON. ' ASTORIA IRON WORKS. Bkxton Stiikft. Nkai: Fahkeii Housk. ASTORIA. - OREOON. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. LAND I9UBINB ENGINES Boiler Work, Steamboat Work, and Cannery Work a specialty. A. D. Wass, President. .1. (.!. Hustlkb, Secretary. I. W. Cash, Treasurer. .Ioiin'Fox, Superintendent. First Street Bridge Saloon. ; HENRY ROTHE, i i TTvlLVLER IN FINE VIXES. LIQUORS C XJ KREr., Cioaiis, and best brands of KENTUCKY TyTOSKY, 10G South First street, TonTrND, Oregon' jsmest San Francisco Peel Table on the premises.