The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, October 27, 1881, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text3) THE ASTORIAN. ASTOltIA, OREGON: THURSDAY. OCT. 'SI. 1SS1 ISSUED EVERY MORNING. (Monday Excepted). J. F. HALLORAN & COMPANY, ri'BMnnns AMI I'KOritlKTOKi. Astormn Building, Cats Street. Terms of Subscription : 38i ved by Carrier, per week- ii Cents iuui by mail. fourn:ontin................$1 00 s'cJit by mail, one year......- .............. S 00 Free of Postage to Subscribers. Atlvartidomenis inserted by the ye-ir Rt i lie ratfcof Si 50 per square ier month. Transient ndvertiiinc. by the day or ueok, dtty cents tier square for each insertion. THECITY. TliK Dui.Y AsroniA.V null hr eu.' liy matt n 75 vM a inniUh.Jicsofjwfilayr. Head' tt H'hh coiiUtni'iitratiseiicfjtoni tin' eUu can 'miv Tnk ASTOi:rx ftJlnw thrm, l).u. r WhhKl.v fihtlnn to any wl-ftticr ir-itU-mt itddithiiuit ejrjwitte. Atlirr may t ntiiiUjttl ei tiftfn a nfjstt etl. I save order at Itir counlUtu tixnn. Does your roof leak J Game is plentiful at the liiruLelH. The Piaatilla crossed ni to sea yesterday. D. C. Ireland returned to the cifv last evening. The wreck and wreckage f the Fei uIen is advertised for sale. - The Edith Lome proceeded up the river yesterday', Clara Patter Inw " Mrs. M. E. Turner, of Walla Walla, is visiting at the residence of her friend Mrs. Sherman. - -The iron tank lias been i enioved from the old county jail t the foun dation of the new. The bark Glengaber started up fr Portland yesterday, Ocklahama towinjj, Johnson pilot. The Portland Journal of Com merce has changed hands again. Wim. H. Boone owns it this week. The Oregon came dov n from Port land yestetday morning and after tak ing on one thousand tons of wheat went out to sea at noon. Mr. W. E. Dement, treasurer of the Garfield monument fund, sent Astoria's contribution to the Second National bank of Cleveland, last Tues day. Henry Villard and patly went out on the Oregon yesterday. The tepotter went down to interview that gentleman, but the official that was standing guard said that no one wan allowed to see hint. According to a statement made before the Woman Suffrage Conven tion, there are two hundred and twenty-five women taxpayers in Portland, one hundred and twenty of whom voted at the last school election. On account of the bad weather and overflowing iiver, work was stop ped on the railroad at Independence, Polk county, and on Thursday the last locomotive with a long line of dump cars steamed away to Portland. The Guard reports that George E. Strong, formerly editor of the Oregonian, but Jately engaged in the practice of law at Lakeview, was lost in the mountains last week, since which time nothing has been heard of him. A Nehalem valle' correspondent writes that any one who is looking for a permanent home, a suitable location, would do well to visit that section. In his opinion it is the best valley m Oregon for raising grain, vegetables, or stock. Official notification has beeu re ceived that the fog bell on Race Rock" Light, Straits- of San Juan cle Fuca, was, on September 18th, replaced by a 12-ihch steam fog whistlo, sounding blasts of u seconds duration, with inter vals of 1 minute 12 seeonds between blasts. Mr. T. J. Alley invites all friends of temperance, young and old, to meet at 4 o'clock next Sunday afternoon in the Presbyterian church; there will be interesting exercises, temperance speeches, etc. Ue wishes that all having Band of Hope rituals would bring them. A Washington Territory subscrib er writes, asking if the price of The Weekly Astoriav is 2 or $3 a year. That depends: If we send him the paper aril trust him for a year, and wait till he sells his grain or shears his sheep we shall expect three bright trade dollars; but if he will send two dollars in advance he will get the newsiest and cheapest paper in the state for the ensulug twelve months. Tha force of these remarks lie in their practical application. Log of the Emma Crowell Capt. Perry, who took oil" the crew of the burning ship 3Iaritiine Union, furnishes us with the follewing: "Bark E. T. Crowell sailed from Xew York May 25th: crossed the equator in the Atlantic 32 degs. west long., 3(5 days from there t 50 degs. south lat., 03 degs. west long. ; bad weather around the cape and up to the equator in the Pacific. In long. 110 degs. west liad light baffling S. E. trades and stood off to the northeast. At 7:00 i M., Oct. 11th, sighted a ship leeward, en sign set, union down; bore away for her: found it was the Maritime Union, from Hull, bound for Sin Francisco, 14." days out. with cargo of gas coal on fire; smoke coming up through the hatches in great volumes. The cap tain and ciew did not think it safe to stop by the ship, so J took them on board my vessel and laid by. Shot le afier we lefl the ship she liutftt into a flame, and at !:30 j v. she went down in lat. 28 deg. ."0 min. north, longi tude KM deg. 7 min. west. Artived ort Columbia bar Oct. 22t; made Disappointment light and stood oil for daylight." Notice. Money to loan, niqiiiie at this oniee. Notice. On and after this datu L. E. Sclig has no fuither connection with thix paper. Any ity subscription for ihe Dun Avjoki.w up to last Monday, the 2-lth inst. are pa3rable to him. J. F. II u.i.ei: n tv Co. Oct. 2(ith, 1SSL Drowned. On Friday afternoon Aleck Urishois while working on a jam of logs in the Waluski fell between the logs and was drowned. The unfortunate man was a Frenoh Canadian about 28 yeais of age. His remains were brought to this city last evening for interment. His death being purely accidental Mr. Franklin did not consider it necessary to hold an inquest. The New Magdalen. The high character of the peiform ance Tuesday night was in no way lessened by the rendering of Collins' emotional drama "The New Magda len' last evening by the Litigant com bination. As the whilom fair .sinner but now repentant nurse, Miss Lin gard had ample nppot (unity to evince her histrionic talent, and the good sup port accorded her by the rest of the company was manifest in the fine ren dition of the entire play. The play is one of intense dramatic inlctvst and was thoroughly enjoyed by the large audience present. .Many of our citi zens weie desirous of seeing Miss Lin gardin Alixe. but engagements in the interior precluded any fuither .stay, though the tioupe may stop with us on their return. They leave this morning. Social. The social at Mrs. Shei loan's last Tuesday evening was an enjoyable affair, and the occasion one of "pleas ant remembrance to all present. Vo cal and instrument music, charades, etc., constituted the evening's enter tainment, and t-the old and young, tho grave and gay, merrily whiled the horn's away" till after a well-served lunch the company separated. Among those present we noticed Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Milligan.Mr. and Mrs. S. Arndt, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hansen, Mr. M. E. Turner of Wall.i Walk, Mrs. D. Curran, Mrs. M. J. ICiuncy, Mrs. C. L. Parker, Mrs. Dr. Treuclurd, Mrs. W. W. Parker, Mrs. L. Laytmi, Mrs. A. Hobson, Mrs. L. Haitwig, Mis. Bowman, Misses Nellie and Katie Flavel, Belle Monroe, Mary and Etta Hobson, Ella Uryce, Annie Powell, Nora Higgens, Lou Morn, Myra Bailey, Jessie Clough, Anniu Pope, Alice Baker, Matilda Hart wig, Ella Pope, Emma Holden, Katie Powell, Emma Morris, Lillie Ireland, Pauline Parker, Josie Bricc, Katie Monroe, Hat tie Bunning. Messrs. F. D. Win- ton, W. Barker, J. Bricc, Powers, Herman and K. Prael, Gelo Parker, John Montgomery, Milton Bozarth, G. W. Toothacher, Eben Rogers, G . Abernathy, Fred Newell. Will Mc- Greagor, L. E. Selig, S. Bozorth, J. Brica Jr., Edgar Clough. The Post Intelligencer s.tya that the first American vessel using a pro peller was aii American bark belong ing to Baltimore, and running be tween that port and the West Indies. Her name has been forgotten by its informant, but he states that it was in 1841 or '42, and that Captain B. B. Williams, who brought the Sea Bird to this coast was her commander. He left the vessel in the trade mentioned. The Sea Bird ran on Ptiget Sound and Frazer river twenty-three years ago, and was burned in the waters of Brit ish Columbia. Just as E-e-asy. Tho fog that in fleecv folds en wrapped the dripping pines -"No, we don't know where Ireland is," rolled up last noon, and as the "It will lie S2 50 a square for the first insertion," dripping pines enfolded the foggy fleece- "He was in a minute ago; gone round to the Occident," tliat enfogged the folding fleece of "Yes, Noras will collect that at the City Hall," the concave arch of azure shone resplendent in the presence of "It was in Sunday a issue; there's the file over there," concave arch of azure shone "I don't know, I'll find out," resplendent in the concave presence of the aiching azure th.it "Kendall's Treatise on Spavin and the Glanders is 2."i cents; thanks," arching splen dors of the concave azure that en wrapped the foldy fleece of "No, we don't exchange with that paper'--ft'Sgy aich that concaves the dripping pines enwrapped in "No, my child, the taffy shop is farther down the street' azure shone resplendent as the glittering "It was the Edilh Lome," pines enwrapped the fog that fleeced "They played at the Baldwin just before coming up here' -concave azure of the glittering fog enwrapping "Columbia towing, Johnson pilot," the azure fleece of concave pine that fleeced the fog -"There he is, stand ing in front of Page & Aliens," -tha dripping azure that concaves the fog of fleece and pine "He knocked off for 'a rest ,' last S.iturdaj''-thc glit tering folds that .swung iuazuicarch were concave pines that fleeced the "You'll find it in 'Ready for Sea,' " the fog that folded the enwrapping fleece of azure "No, we don't want any craw fish," glittering arch of foggy azure. that pines in fleecy it's no use. A Story for the Young. A ipuet young man from Shanghai Indulged in a piece of mince pai. His life work is o'er, His form here no uiuer Will visible be to the ai. List of Letters Remaining uncalled for in the Post office at Astoria, Oregon, October 27, 1881. Amundsen, Adolf Larseii, Martin Church, Mrs It 1) Larson, Mrs Aug. Ehlandt. C (J Murra , Mias Alma Eskola, Isaac IVkka'la. S C Eilersen, II (' lNss. John A Gilbert. Alexander Handler. (J NY CentisMiss Lis'htli Saylor, Win A Hill. Geo F rntincii. Potter Hunter, Holm We"uo,OHia Jensen. John Wiseman, Henn Lajton. Hub Persons calling for these letters must give the date they are advertised. W. Ciuxok, P. M. Hotel Arrivals. fARKKK IIOU.sK. E. J. .Moody, Portland; J. W. Brewer, W. Phalon, J. E. Nolan, city; W. Mudge, Tods bay; Tims. Latham, str. Columbia; J. N. Stark, Oyslerville; John West, Clatsop; A. Steeu, Jacob Drisler, South Bend; J. Howen, Crooked creek; S. Russell, Clatsop; Miss Editions, Miss Gregg, Gregg, Jewell; A. L. Parker. nccniBNT. Capt. Geo. Flavel, City; Marks Wilzmsky, San Francisco; .1. 1. Tier nan, M. D., The Dalles; Jas. Strang, Portland; D. C. Ireland, Portland; J. G. Megler and wife, Bnxikfield; J. E. Miller, Knappa; Dean Blan chard, Ranier; John Rntten, Pot Maud. - Mr. M. D. Kant, of Astoria ex hibited several artistic pieces of scroll work at the Mechanics' Fair. The de signs, all original, are really Yery line, and -the mechanical part of Uir work in keeping. Oregonian Following is the number of casrw salmon shipped on the Lanarkshire: Hadallct & Co r.,10J Aberdeen Packing Co .",174 .S.Elmore '. 1,130 .Scandinavian Packing ("o 3,t71 Jus. William A: Co L7T3 Win. Hume 3,7150 West Coast Packing Co 379 It. I). Hume 'J.1H Joseph II nine "72 S. Adair 300 Total .:'rt;a Immediately uikui the arrival in this city of the Captain and crew of the Fernglen, :i subscription was started for thu relief of Capt. Bubb and the Bailor by several ship masters. From tho Orogoiiian we learn that the movement is being .successful. So far Capt. JJubb'a fund amounts to S.")22, of which $120 was contributed by the citizens of this plnce and cap tains of vessels lyin here. A sepa rate subscription paper is heinjf circu lated for the crew. Mammoth Stock of Goods. The last few steamer brought a large invoice of goods for the estab lishment of CarlAdler, but the hulk haB to come yet by the incoming Co lumbia. Mr. Carl A'Uer will return and will bring with him a stock of goods that will astonish the natives; it will be the linest and largest assort ment ever brought to Oregon. It ib not possible to say any more for the present, but would advise the public to convince themselves of it. Xotlce. Money to loan, inquire at this office. Notice. lit n.irifl nor .sImiiht ('olmnhvi I n Una Inf ftf isf PT11 OWStOrS. wllicll will i DeSOrveumi in ur cias Mj-icai m- eow. Orelridnl block. Max. Wagner's San Franctecn Na tional hroworyxeer can't be beat. Timnelni Prpanis and Oiiim f'.Mrt- liicN at the Astoria Candy Factor. Choice Candies, frcsli made eer. day. at the Astoria Cand Factory. CocoAimt Caramels, fresh t-da . at the Astoria Candy Factor. FiesJi laid, of their own manufa. ture. at Warren & Eaton's. P. Wilhelui. Boss saloon, opposite the Clarendon hotel. Portland. Oregon. Vinegar or the very npst qualify can be had of Ma Wagner, iu any quaint at 0 cent pei gallon. - -M r. John lingers of the Vniral Mar ket, lias- made arrangements io keep all the lines! fre-h li-.li. etc in Iheir season 3Iax Wagner has had his place ie painted, and it is now more ailracliw than ever. Slop as on go by. if I'-e eie.ini at Rn-roes oyster and re freshment saloon in OceithMii . hotel block. . The .New Testament authorized edition reised, for t went -live cents at Charles Stevens anil Sons Cit l!ook s-tore. - For the genuine .1. II. Cutter old Uourbou. and the be.-t of wiues. liquor and San Francisco beer, call at the (Jem. opposite the bell lower, and see Camp bell. P. .1. Goodman, on Chcnu'iuis ktiee:. has just received the latest ami uiOsl fashionable stle of gents and latlic.-. lKot-. shoes, etc. Jf you want tho best of fiuit and vegetables, fioli every da, call at T. (!. llawllng's fruit s,ue, Main street, opposite Locbs. Charles Elevens t hon aie m ie- cclpi of a fine stock of mouldings, and are now prepared "to make pietine frames. In order. Call and inspect their Mock. Those hats and cans for little fellows are selling rapidly at M. D. Kant's Mer chant Tailor Establishment : no wonder, though, they arc new and nobb styles and very cheap. Julius JIalbsguth, a competent mu sic teacher for piano, organ or vocal music recommends himself to tho kind notice of the public of Astoria. Orders left at Chas. Stevens & Son's bookstore will find prompt attention. lwk MISCELLANEOUS. PBRBVfM BITTERS. ClilNCHONA RUBRA, AND CALIFORNIA GRAPE BRANDY. THE liUEATKST MEDICAL DISCOVERY of Tin: AGE. Srejnur loc.il columns lor paitirular, and as .wiii VAIJIK HEALTH. READ ! BOWLING ALLEY, ;r.o. him.. PBOI'KIKTOi: I'utRUiCi on Chniamus Sneet. AMori.i, Ogn. Tin bst nuahiy of WIihs, Liqno Oigats. and the best Alley In Oregon. r- and Wilson & Fisher i:ai.p.i:s i I.UKKIC'ATIN'U OILS. COAL OIL, lAINT?i AND OILS. Sheet, Round, and Square Prepared Rubber Packing. 1'KO VISIONS, MILL FKK1), (JAltDF.N SKKI), CKAKSSKKD. Whh h will he exchanged for comilr pio duccorsoldat lowest jtrlers. Corner Chcnainus and Hamilton Streets ASTOKI.V. OKKCJOX. Assessment Notice. NOTU E IS Iir.KEKV OIVP.X THAT A assessment of fiflv per cent, on tlie capi tal stock of the Odd fellows Izind and l'.uil ding Associotlon of Asiona, Orcpon. Iris this dayliccn levied, payable within thirtvdavs from date at the office of the Secnt:tr, in otherwise he declared delimiucnt. P.y order of Hie Hoard of Director.. A. .1. Mi:Ol.l-:u. Si-cretarv. Astoria. Oct. '21. issi. iiKanI Administrator's Notice. XrOTlCK IS IIEKEP.V OIVEX THAT the xl undersigned has been :iMnnted h the Countv court of flat son cnuiiiv. Oretoii. :d- mlnistnitor wilh the will untieicd of Philip Oearharf, deceased. All persons hain: claims nuziinst tne estate oi said ilcceased are hereby notified to present them io the undersljnicd at his store in Astoria, utthin slv months from this date. Astoria. October 13. IS1. J. w. :i:ai:hai:t, dK.nsOl AdminislRitor. Take Notice. John Rogers, Central Market, Has receix ed a Iaie ihoice of UAKKELS AND HALF liAHUKrS of the best iiialitj. And is now ready to supply Hutcliers Can neries and all others, cheap for cash. OPILES. Thftundorshrnedis prepared to fiirulsh a large number 01 Splle and Spars at his place on short notice, at reasonable rates Apply to C. O. CAPLES.' Columbia Cltj Chas. Stevens-& Son CITY HOOK STORE. BROWN'S BUILDING lsite lite In r.xMii l.itt'h (t-ciipii'd li SHuneer's Confectionery. Larpst aii Best Assortment Of no cities in the stationary hue usually found in a Him -class hoolc store, consist ing of BOOKS. FIXE STATIONERY. COLD 1!EN OOODS. ALBUMS. CUUOMOS. FKAilES. STF.KFOSCOPES. DIARIES. All of wJuYii will he solil at prices which DEFY COMPETITION, P. s-. The latest llistcru ami California IM'riotlieuK coiisUiith on hand. PHAS.STKVKNS . SOX Free to Everybody! A Beautiful Book for the' Asking li aililMilt!lifrs,)ii:illv :ii the npnrfxt nlllPi. or tin: sixcki: .man'i rACiVRrxi: ;o.. oir uj iMisiai i-iui u ui a instance j. ami ailult cr-un will lie presented with a beauthully illusti-niM rojiv of a New Book culitlcd GENIUS REWARDED, Story of tlie SeiiDS MacMne. Containing a handsome ami cos steel en krivIiik fniiitiMiicfi : :ilsi .SSfiiiclveiiiri-.ucd wood nits, and imnnd in an elaborate hlue ami itld lithographed eover. Xo chart' whatever is m.tde fur this handsome hook which can ln oMmnrd onl by application ai me iinincit aim smHinnmiic oinces oi i lie Singer .Mannuicliirms l'. The Singer Manufacturing Co. Prim-ip.il Office, ai I'nioii Square. xi:v VOBK. THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE. The umleisijuu-d resproifully untilics tlie puhhe that having been appointed arcnt lor Hie NEW IMPROVED SINGER. He Know prep.rrvd to utter these unmnllcd Sewing .Machines on such terms as cannot f.ill t meet the w:inls oi everj-botly iu need. m mis umispciisaiiie aiucie oi Household furniture. Liberal discount made on cash sales. To ihusc desiring it I will sell on the insinlmcnt pl.m. The dull.irs :i niontli. IT cents a day, (less than ii costs a smoker for cigar-., will soon purchase your wlfca Singer. The Best Sewing Machirte Ever Put Together. Old Sewing Machines taken iu enhance. Attach ii'ieiits. Needle, Colton. Oil. etc.. ai w.ivson hand. Call and examine the Singer Sewing Machine ami the varletvof work it can perluiin at E. C. HOl.DEX'S. Agent Singer ,Man. Co. tvMk 1 KTP Q-X 3"73S (PATEKTRD JUKS 13TH, 13TG.) FOR SALE BY Corn Husk Mouthpiece Cigarettes IN - iiavv. pr.uiori:. axo vikoixi.v Tobacco, me unrest and healthiest CHSAK- t Kri'I'-S In iiv. Tor sale at L.K.O. SMITH'S, ftiho. Kiui'kkk. Manager. W JS- X3:E13MCE:f eX, VslOIMA. liCIIitOV DRUGS AND CHEMICALS; Toilet and Fancy Articles, PATENT MEDICINES, ETC. l3Trescnptinii cuehillv compounded at atl horns. ESrllotiicliailiie Tinctures ami Pellets, and Humphrc s Specilics als Uejit. TO-)A'! TO-DAY! NORTHWESTERN MARRIAGE INSURANCE CO., ur- PORTLAND. OREGON. Capital Stock. . - $100,000 1 iicocptic.it ct July 91 h, lHSl. This S.Vwrj line opKirluuity.for ounf people tivxecnre a Marriaye'P, licyfrom$1 000 to $10,000 t- .H- lot a er hlllc outlay. wii'Si l,,,,,ii?r? l"!n.r?ft,L.V.,iVe "luU'r siued will receive pi ompt attention. w t iiivauv i2. M. J. llAN8t, Agent. cjgjpsggp IXL Fall and Winter 1881. Tlte largest stock of goods ever brought to Astoria is now exhibited: afc ,r.' THE. LEADING::. V.'! Dry Goods i Clothing House o1 o Fresh arrivals by every Steamejeouse quently I get the Latest Eastern Novelties. STRICTLY ONE PRICE"" . and that ALWAYS THE LOWEST. o not fail examine goods before purchasing. C. M. COOPER, T X L Hi ore near Parker House Astoria. The Boss Coffee and Tea Pot ffijlwi iJllflBr E.R. HAWES, TWO DOOHS EAST OF OCCIDENT, - - ABTORli, OBEGON CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTUKGK OK FURNITURE S5 BEDfyiNG AND DKALER IN Oa.rpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture FramttaiHi MmMIris, AVINDOAV COKNICES AND CURTATN-TOLSS ' ' 1 , Complete hi eeiy branch. THE COLUMBIA BREWERY LA&IE IS Sl'PERlOlt TO MOST. AXD 1 KXCKLLKD 1JY XONE OX IBIS COAKT JOHN HAHN, - - PROPKIETOK, t . ;GHENAMUS. STREET, - ASTORIA; OWEOOK. iHTOr.h-rs lelt at the OEKMAX1A liKKK HALL will be promptly atwnded Hi.' 'ASTORIA M. MEYER ASTORIA, KEDrCTION OF $7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS. LARGE ORDERS IX LIKE PROPORTIOX. . - , . Less Quantities, - - 3q Centmpmr Gallon j Bottled Beer, - - i -Sj)ecial attention paid to order Piles for Sale. I Mr. A. K. McMillan U prepared to furnish Fir or Hemlock Piles IX AXY AMOPXT TO ORDER. AXD OX SHORT NOTICE. l Le t at the store of Trenchard & Upshur Astoria. I Or address, A.B.McillLLAX. Olney. Oreson. I XL to get my prices and MA.YrfiE.HAD OF E.R.HAWES SO'AGKNT. Also. A?ut futtht celebifttetij MEDALLION" RANGE, BREWERY. Froprtor. OREGON. WHOLESALE PRICES'. - ! W ptr Doztn from Public Houses and Families.? OREGON BRASS WM(S, D. M. MOORK? PSOTBISTOB 2A Ht. Bet. C Sc OFsrtlWRd. ' Brass, Bell and Composition Coatings, f Of e cry descriptioQBsade to order. Cocks and Valves, of all kind. Bade aad re paired. Steam Whistles. OU Globes. Hy draulic Pipes andXozzlwBjiibltftietsa. Cah paid for old Copper aad Brass, Lead and Zinc. Particular attention paid to all kinds of Ship Work. .ej fe