The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, November 22, 1881, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCO " . ASTORIA, OREGON: tti ttii v vftv m ISSUED EVERY MORNING. (Monday KxcctitadJ. J. F. HALLORAN &. COMPANY, rt-nr.isur.i: Ann I'noritiKTons. AnUrrtan Building, Cass Mrcct. jr . Terms of Subset iption ; aorved by Carrier. ier eel: :i"i Cents snnt by inBil. four month? il tti Seat i.7ll. cue year 08 free of f'ostnee to Subcrlbcr. - -Advertisements inserted by tboywr a: :be rate of 1 'M per squoro per month. Transient advertising, by tho day or week, My coats per.Tiuarofor each insertion. T ITE CITY Tm: Daily astoihan icill in cnt hy mailit3ecnUainanth,Tricffjrtaac. Head ers who contemplate absence jram the ciiu ran nacc Tiik Aaror.rAN follow thetn. Daiw Wkkki.y tdiUtm I- ana pw-l-o'Jice irUlt ou' iiMIitimuU vr;"iRC. Addreicn may he tninacl aofi'ii ox urtiretl. Tjcavr order at tM couiUiri'j room. The Columbia went to sea at S o'clock Sunday morning. The City of Quebec arrived m i LiYorpool on the 18th inst. Uae 3-ou seen those i-auK al Adler The schooner Alpha came i from Tillamook Sunday morning. The Estrella de Chile, and Tain O'Shanter crossed out yesterday. The Indiana started up Mrenm iu tow of the Willamette Sunday after noon. Fresh oj sums in every style ai Mrs Arrigopl's. The Cruiumock Water in tow of the Ocklahama :u'rivcd down yester day. The Edith Eorce was sold yester day morning by Holdeu at public auction for S125. Another of those fmo A. 1J. Chase organs al the City Hook Store. The Ne. Perce News sa3'.s that one-third of the grain north of Clear water is still uncut. Tho British bark J. C. Munroe is ready for sea. Sho has 19,542 ctls. wheat, worth 33,200. Fresh lard, ol their own manufac ture, at Wurren & Eaton's. There will be a Thanksgiving ball at Knappa on Wednesday evening Nov. 25th, 1881. All aro invited. Cigar ashes and bay rum, mixed together in a paste, are said to be the correct stimulant for a desired mus tache. Mr. John Roger of the Central Mar ket, has made arrangements to keep all the finest fresh fish, etc., in their season The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbi'terian church will meet at tho house of Mrs. D. Ctiiran at 1:30 this afternoon. Tho heavy rains of recent date have interfered seriously with wheat seeding in various portions of the northwost. Hot. cold, and slower Baths at the Occident hrir dressing saloon, twenty- live cents. Guiteau was shot at last Satuiday in Washington. Unluokily the bullet but wounded him iu tho hand. Tho assailant escaped. The Northern Pacific company contemplates the sale of a large tract of land 800 miles wost of Bismarck fo an English land company. A large and well selected .sloek of me laiKM. oook, now on exmmuoii ;;i Adler's book store. Holden advertises in thi3 morn ing's paper that sundry effects of the Edith Lome will be sold at his auction rooms at 11:30 this morning. Whips, curry-combs, hnishe; new stock; first class goods, cheap for cash S. GRA.Y. The steamer Traveler is reported sold to L. C. Brown, late owner of the St. Charles Hotel. Portland. The price, as stated, was $8,000. Tho laraest stock of holiday goods ever brought to Astoria are now being opened at Adler's. The schooner R. B. Handy was towed down by the Cooke yestorday. The CookB also brought down a bargo and 200 tons of wheat for the Crnm mock Water. The Goldendale Gazette declares that could Mrs. W. H. Mohan's cam phor bottle talk, it might givo thrill ing accounts of old times in Kentucky and Oregon. Shake it up. Any one wishing to tret winter hoods, or any kind of sewing done, will do well to call up stairs over the Gem saloon, on Mrs. Alex. Campbell. The official paper used by the President ia deeply edged in black, and instead of the wonted heading "Executive Mansion," there are the words "Office of the President of the United States. Official." The Trafalgar. " Tv.as m Trafalgar Kay. "flie French at anchor he. I Tho .British shin Trafalgar, which' arrived in about tlucu weeks ago, xud proceeded fo Portland for a portion oil ! hor cargo. i now lying at Flaels; i , , ,. ,, . . . .t tdiwk taking n tho remaiuaer. At' tho time of her arrival wc made men-1 tion of her size and tonnage, being tho largest vessel that ever went up the j j Columbia from this port and the 'second lavgesl of any arrival here. j From Capt. Duncan Johnston waget additional information. She was built i lhe cjvde jn 77; j carrvin j ., . ,rtrt . , C.L , j capacity is oi,120 centals. She took m 40,000 centals at Portland and will . ,, . , , ,. - -f. ;!-,.;.,, .l. 1 H'Mll LV 11C1 Hill I'1U1M j MlUtl 4, I , loaded. 21 feet 7 inches. Iler length ' over all is '.)"() feet, breadth of beam 10 fcet- 1Ul of -"' feot 9 ilIc!,es She has made several juick voyages, among which may b' mentioned her recent trip lix:n Antwerp to San Diego, Cal., in 118 days. She is four-masted, wjunre rigged, and is. the caplain informs ns, the I easiest handled of anv vessel of her class he ever saw. The yards on the jigger and liiixzen masts can be Mvnngat the Mine lime, and with aw experienced cie; she can be inado to lack or turn in mice her length. Her name is suggestive of victory, and seems fittingly U'sioued on this fine .specimen of marine architectme, Tho mention of the Engliidi light at Trafal gar under Lord Nelson vailed up some reminiscences of that decisive engage ment, which was fought Oct. 21st, ISO.".. Theie ate stili live Hritish naval ollicers living who ueie with Nelson on that famous day, .seventy six ycar age: Sir ficorgo ll-iso Sar torius, aged ninety-one. then midship man on the Tcnnant; Admiral Robert Patton, ninoty-one, midshipman on the Bollerephoii: Commander William Vickary, aged ninety, oluntecr on tho Achilles; Commander Francis Harris, aged ninety, volunteer on the Temerair, and Col. James Fynmore, aged niuety-two, midshipman on tho Africa. Thee of our readers who want to see an A 1 vessel would do ivell to visit the Trafalgar before she sail? for the United Kingdom. Union Thanksgiving Service. in accordance with time honored custom the pastors of the city have resolved to hold Fnion Thanksgiving service in the Congregational church on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock. Sermon by Rev. .1. SlCormac, A. M". Everybody cordially invited. Tho latest post ofticcs estab lished are: Williams, Josephine Co., Oregon, Djvid John, postmaster; Prescott, Walla Walla Co., W. T., .Tamei IT. Havilnud, postmaster. Max. Wagner's han Francisco Na tional brewery beer can't he beat. -Tho Sunday Band of Hope meet ing was largely attended, there being several new members and many ap plications for membership at the next meeting which will be held at Iho Ktme time and place. Adler's new stock of goods. v. 1 1 in" onened. Is enormous. To enumerate the styles and varieties would be im possible. Take a look at them yourself. Pendleton has spread out till it eucroaches on the Umatilla Indian Reservation, and Indian Commissioner Price recommends the pasage of a law by Congress to authorize, the sale of that portion occupied by the town. Persons interested, should nol for get lo pa the first assessment on their stock in" the Odd Fellows' Land aud Building Association, on or heroic the 22d instl The Thanksgiving social at this plnce gives promise of being an assur ed success, the several committees ex erting themselves to make the occa sion one of enjoyment and pleasant remembrance. Ticketfi may be pro cured of members of tho club. P. J. Goodman, on Chenamu.s street, has just received the latest and most fashionable style of gents and ladies hoots, shoes, etc The Standard reports without vouching for it that the Supi erne Court will not decide the mayoralty case until just before the next election, and that Mayor Thompson oxpects soon to resign, spend some timo in Washington in the interest of Port land, and to cross the waters for a! European tour. For the genuine J. 11. Cutter old Bourbon, and the best of wines, liquors and San I'raneisco beer, call at the Gem, opposite the bell tower, and see Camp bell. Astoria is getting along nicely and all without any railroad boom. The rate atnvhich she is now building is only limited by the capacity of her saw mills. At the present rate she will have 8000 souls in upper and lower Astoria during next summer. With in a few years she will have 15,000 peoplo, provided the land grant is forfeited so that the surrounding country can bo settled. ijvmsHnKBBsi November. Nov. all ihu autumn's gold is turned to gray; i Earth puts mi duckcleth: ami from i sonunig cav.'s ; And hare trec-brntiehos, weeping all j tho day, 1 no nunurops fall upon 1 hit qui ver- in ieivu Amm a riv of .sunshine .treaks the! gioom, And tho pale skir.s .shed a faint, sickly smile O'er the cold earth, as one smiles o'er v-t " - i- -it - i - i' . Who tries his wisl with find a te: reconcile 5 Yet feels that he would call the lost! one back, ci c r. j: r- l..a ! given Tho im'iui ir. fi.lt.iu- in tho :nirir inc pouci to i..uvi iu tut spirit-j . ,ii. . - And hold it at the xevy -rutcs f Hejivcn So sad Novoniber blindly .-its nud grieves 04er the lost beauty of her fallen Dostoti Transcript, j International Fisherias Exhibition! From a circular issued by high authorities aud officials of Edin burgh, Scotland, wo learn that an in ternational fisheries exhibition rill bo held iu Edinburgh in April, 1832. lhe exhibition will oe open to ex-J hibitors from all countries, and is in tended to include, as far aa possible, objects iliustrativu of, nr connected with, the fisheries of the world, such, for example, as models of boats used in fishing, and of steam engines suita ble fur fishing boats; modols of fishing boat harbors and of fishermen's houses; nets, hut.", fishing rods, artificial baits and fishing tackle of all kind; pisci cnltur.il apparatus; apparatus used in oyster culture; fish ova and young fry; aquaria, collections of stuffed fish aud aquatic birds; painting, photo graphs, and casta of fish; models of lish-passes and ladders; lifeboats and life-preserving apparatus; fishermen's dress and equipments; fresh, cured, and canned fih; preparations for pre serving fish, and other objects of a similar nature. Applications for space must be made to "The Honorary Sec retaries, International Fisheries Exhi bition, 3 George IV. Bridge, Edin burgh," aud should bu restricted to the minimum amount required for the due display of articles sent for exhibi tion. No charge will bo made for space for articles or collections of arti cles sent on loan, or for books, essays, oflicial reports, or plans, other ex hibits will be charged at the rale of !s. per quai! yard or 1. per square foot. No les1 upace than one square yard to be taken. Payment forspaco to be mnde on entry. The height of cases ut to exceed ! feet, but fishing rods allowed to he put up. The com mittee will pa3' the carriage of articles and collections of articles sent on loan. The American ship Olive S. Southard, 240 days from Philadelphia, arrived in yesterday, Columbia and Brenham towing. She hau been out side for nearly three weeks. Sho is loaded with iron for the N. P. R. R. From the Oregonian we learn that the steamers Salem and City of Salem, formerly the. property of the narrow gauge mil road, have been bought by Win. Reid. Tho f.itlner lut3 been leased for the upper Willa mette trade. The city of Salem haa been taken to Sleflin's ship 'ard in North Portland, where she will be re built and finished within two mouths. She will then be turned over to the Salem Mills company, of which Mr. Reid is president, to carry wheat from river points to their establishment. A gentleman iu this city .says a Seattle exchange, engaged in the sal mon business, recently bought a quan tity of fish from a down Sound pack er. Uefore taking them ho opened the barrels at both ends and found them to contain silver salmon. Just before shipping them to his aent at S.ui Francisco he got an intimation that the fish weie not the sauiu all the way through, aud an examination of two or three bat Ms demonstrated tho fact that silvrr salmon lml bee placed at bo,h ends aud fall or dog salmou in tho center. The fish wote consequently refused and still remain j ,n the packer's hands ..Madam Nor.nand. who has ad- vertised as a steres3, fortune teller, clairvoyant, etc., just from the East, and those wonderful feats in the black art says the Standard, our contempora ry touched glowingly upon a short time since, turns out to be n very plain, evory-day Portland woman, and not one of the French noblesse of Egyptian extraction aftor all. If, seems business was dull with hor lord and master, and anxious to earn a penny somehow, this wily woman had a complete di6guise made, and while sitting in the dim light of her sanctu- ary it is said even her most intimate friends fail to recognizo her, and thus arrayed she bleeds her victims while ane laughs in her sleeve. Aen xiom i.u.iuise, weie u "Msfvj,,. stew and pan roats a sppclnlty.' SCHOOL REPORT For the Month Ending November u.u, iqqi. District Xo. 1.1 lx-iurtiin-u ' - i. Z- 'J '. i 3.5 no.-fl c" is 1 j inte.med'.ae-I 33.3 ; m 1-Jin:'ry 1 -id.T jai riima.T.. 31.0 j To al I 1S2.9 Cfi.7 J.o; 23.7; 1M.C 1.8 u?.3 :a w :s! 9io! ffi.r: l u. 92 ! ir.i vfl Charles Raker, dronped dead Sat-1 -' l I l "rdny evening at the .Metropolis M tel in Portland. . . t Frank Fnhre has ovsters in everv i frame r j .. !. I I n.. n . l.:- .? i.rw ; ,.,i " -Gen. Hazen, due. ot the signal fcerrite, has rceommended to the Sec- 1 . .... . . , .rotary of War mi appropriation of fifteen thou?and dollai-8 for the cmi- istruction of a telegraph line from j'fillamook to this place. The amenities of the bar iu Yaki ma City, say.s the Chronicle, aro not well observed. Recently at the noon adjournment of the court the nheriff applied some vile epithets to the pros ecuting attorney, and declared that if he had put "sugar" in the attorney's bauds the suit again.it himself would have been withdrawn. Then they engaged in .some spairing. A few minute.- later, while tin attorney was at dinner, the sheritf again whispered m his ear that his pedigree was bad, and that he wa3 a gifted decendant of Ananias, whereupon another fight oc curred. Tho judge then calmly rose from tho tiblo and put the sheriff un der bonds to keep the peace. Yakima is evidently a fino field for young law yers who havo eighteen inch biceps. Hotel Arrivals. OCCIDENT. R R Pinne.1 WaUsburg; D P Ross Knappa; lzzia Dnrel city; James Tnrk, J G FnM.'nwl Portland; CA McGuirc Clatsop; ,Tas P Hixson S F; L H Looiris llwacn; J H Mitchell S F: Fexl x Gamhrinus Portland; Gen Hayes Ivlaskanie; C N Johnson Portland; Capr, Wcstland & wife Stralhbraue; M Link IJanir: A G Allen Fort Stevens. PtKKKK UOUMi. C Sales, J Andrews, E Brown, W Ti'den Portland; H Miller Walluski; F Allen, F Davidson city; XV Stoddard Skipanou; I S Gr.igj. S telleher Ne halem; W F Parker, C Snhnaon, S Miller, F Mason. S Keeman Youngs River; G Perm Santa Cruz; J Connor, J Hunker Portland; S Stoodly John Days, W Mcham Ft Slevei:; M Iiruce Dundee; W H Taylor llwitco; John Lewis, R Louden. .1 iSeg.ile John Days: C Brook, II Wright Portland; F Brown Ivunppton; Capt Tom Tula uietik; J M Mel uter CathIanmt:T Pe- i tr.son:C A M Myers Portland. , Cholee Valley Fruit. 5 C'anl.J. II. 1). (imy has iu-d icceived a ehoiee lot of pears and apples, fresh from theorchaids of Polk and Marion counties, which will he sold in lots to .suit purchasers. Sili e em an IJros. i:preH Will receive orders at the .store of I. W. Case for upper Astoria or anv other part of the city. Leave your orders en the slate and they will ho promptly at tended to. The Weekly Astnrinn I.s h mammoth sheet, nearly double the size of the Daily. It is just the pa : for the fireside, containing in addi tion to all the current news, choice mis- j ccnuuy. agricultural muiier, iuurKut re ports, etc. It is turntshed to single sub eriber at $2 00 per j'ear in advance. Xiiias, New Year's, and blrtli-daj canKthe finest eer in the city, at the Pit v Bookstore. A .splendid lot of Eastern Oysters! jusi arriveu ov me oiaie. oi uauioruia ut Tom Smith a Ovster aloon, Main tieet. The City Book Store has on exhibi tion one of the limst seleetion of holiday goods ever opened. Call and examine for yourselves. The New Testament authorized edition reused, for ieiit-five cents at Charles Mevens and Sons Cit hook store. Picture frames in blue and silver: nicture fniuie.s in moroeco and velvet; picture frame iu everv Mvle and finish I ill .Villi i ". Two nice riKinis. .suitable for light housekeeping. over (Jem .saloon. Terms vorv reasonable. -Mks. ai.kx. Camim5i:i.i.. .1. W. Conn has removed to the old Maud of Vj'arren and iatou. opposite the Occident. ('lias. SJe ens and Son Imea .stock of mouldings and moulders tool, which can hi: bought cheap lor cash to close out that branch of the hu-Miic.ss. A a mild, but efieetual laxative, a a safe bet sure tonic, blond purifier and general strcngthener, use King or lhe Blood. See advertisement. Have Wisiars balsam or wild cherry alwas at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, whooping cough, croup, in fluenza, consumption, and all throat aud lung complaints. .4 cents nudl a bot tle. Owing to the stormy weather, the, daily express between here and San I Francisco failed to cennect: buiiustcnd j wc have filled our cae with a elioico lot j of creams and other candies of our own ' make, at the Astoria Candy Factory. ' i 33 "". 2Tl l2J'?Si i -- tnr Iiv irwt:ii i-inl it hI n dUl.inpe't. nml rvihtll I '&j'8 Q'VWSWll -After the 1st. lhe assiisSinent.s iu lhe ' aTOTICK IS HEREBY CI VEX THAT AX nbova .Marset win niwnya ne nuppiieu wua .,o in ,i. w .i.iioan-s miiwinsi opportft Northwestern Marriage Insurance Co.. 1 aviessinentofnlty nerccnt.on thccapl-. nii.TY RFnT CVTIATITY will bo materially increased. s-if vou tal stoel: of the Odd rwn a"1 : PLLL ARIhri Brl ttiAlAJ t contemplate taking out a policy do so at , jf SAJJJSSJ bwlK thirt? Vajs or . SHIPPING TAGS once. In other ; insurance companies I y' FRESH AND CURED MEATS ! wiTTTtKROfi. vou ve jrot to die to get a dividend. In I LV'i -'Itz. k! a-, iiiinouent. ' - rpiit tof QLALlTi, WILL Bh SOLI) this one you need only get married. f nvorier of the Board of Directors. ( Which will bt old at lowest rates, wholesale X .by too hunarad. or by tho bor, pnatoi or Inquire of H. J. Hansen, the ag't for this J -V. J. MEGLEU. Secretary, and rotalL Special attantlon idveu to wpplj-. Main, to kuit customers, at - place ' vstria.Oc?.22,i5i. i-sod Uk shtoi. - . 1 rax Aa7oau-t offict. Free to Everybody A Beautiful Book lor the Asking person 1H be nnseiitiul with a beautifully illiutnitcil con of a Ne. ltooc enlltlcit GENIUS REWARDED, on TUK Story Of tie SewiD fflacMne.; t Containing a nandsotae and costly steel en- ravln; f roatlinlece : also. 23 finely enxraved wood cut. and bound lu an elaborate blue sind gold Uthogrjpheil eover. No charge whatever Is made for this handsome-book, i wh,cJl oau b obtained onlv by anufiearioit j at th.' branch and siibordinaV ofiiees of The j SIm;t Maiiiirai-iuniijc ('. . , . .,,.. The Singer Manufacturing Co. Singer Manufacturing Principal Olfiiv.r.t I ninn Square, XKW YOKK. THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE. Tin- undersigned n-i cifullv untitle lhe lihlie that lia iiuj been appointed usent for tho NEW IMPROVED SINGER, lie is now prepared to otfer the-e unrivalled Sen las Machines on such terms as cannot fail to meet the wants ol cvervbodv hi need of thN indispensable article" of household furniture. Liberal discount made on cash s.i!e. To thine desiring it i will sell on the histaltnul plan Kite dollars a month. 17 cent- a da . le-ss titan it costs a smoker lor cigars), will soon purchase your wife a Singer. The Best Sewing Machine Ever Put Together. Old Sewing Machine.-, taken iu exchange. Attachment?. Needle-, Cotton. Oil. etc. al wa mi hand. Call and examine the Singer Semng Machine atul the :trietvnf work it can perform a: K. U. IfOI.DlvN'S. Agent Singer Man. Co MGNUxS i;. CROSBY, Healer In HABDWABE, IRON, STEEL, Iron Pipe and Fittings, Elite aa Steam Fitters Goods and Tools, SHEET LEAD' STRIP LEAD, SHEET IRON TIN AND COPPER, Caanery aoti Fishei'iueus Snpjlies Cfnupc Tin Waro inr! Hniica oTOVeS, Ware anO H0US3. Furnisuing Goods. JOBBING tl SHEET IP.0N, TIN. COP PER, PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING Done with neatness and dispatch. None but first class woihmen employed. A large assortment of SCALES Constantly on hand. Wilson & Fisher iiku.i:i:s is LUBKICATIN'U OILS, COAL Oil., PAINTS AND OILS. Sheet, Round, aud Square Prepared Rubber Packing. PROVISIONS, MILL PKEI), (JAKDKN SKF.l). GRASS SBKI). Which will be evcJmnged for country pro duce or sold at h;est prices. Corner Chenainiis and Hamilton Streets A.VrOBlA.OltECOX. B. B. FRANKLIN, UNDERTAKER, Corner Cjss and ir.emoqho streets, AST01SIA. - - - - OUKfiON DKAI.KK IN WALL PAPER WO WINDOW SHADES AVI) L X DERTA K E KS GOODS. Assessment Notice. !.jT "V T The largest stock of t0 Astoria is now exhibit. -u M' THE LEADING Dry Gbods I Clothing- House 035 Fresh arrivals by every Steamer,- conse quently I get the Latest Eastern Novelties. STKJLC :TLY ONE PRICE wirltrirKWmBwm..t-..Mt-Ur and that, ALWAYS THE LOWEST. - tm' - -- . minium '"rrnTiniiMu g!gDo not fail to get my prices and examine goods before purchasing. C. E. COO FEE, 1 .XL Stoj'e, near Parker HouseAstoria. The Boss Ooffee and Tea Pot gfL.., i nBBff JElz J3L-H jEIl J St JB.WH TWO DOOKS EAST OF OCCIDENT, CHAS. HEILBORN, 3IANI.TFACTURE11 OF FlfRNTTITE.E ? BEDDING ANT) DEALER IN Carpets. Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete hi ciory branch. THE COLUMBIA f"T is MTiiitiei: to .to"i. ami is. i:ih,i.i i: .o.k ox 'iiiis coaki JOHN RAMK, - - IKOPKIETOK, - CHENAMUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. tf5-Ordcrs lelt at the OE11MAMA 1:KKK HAI.I. ml! b promptly attendeJ to.- ASTOBIA M. MEYER ASTORIA, REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50 PER BAIillEL OP 30 GALLONS. LAKGK OUDERS IX I.IKE TKOPORTIOX. Less Quantities, - - 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - - S I 50 per Dozen e3r.Spe.eial attention paid lo orders front I'ublie Houses and Farnilles.-i Washington "Market,' Main Street, - - -Astoria Orryon . IFltGM 1 V t0 JtEJiJiY IK3lCTlTLLY CALL TUB ATTEC- XVlUUl CI kUU miuut iu wu i"-t , . rw IXL Winter 1881. goods evev orouSht ra. MAY P.K HAD OF fepE.RHAWES seu: AUKXT. Alio, Agent for the celebrated MEDALLION RANGE. WES, ASTORIA. OREGON BREWERY BREWERY. Proprietor. OREGON. geo. w. day.- Upholsterintt and Repairing' Furniture Clttt,ny down Billiard and Peel Tables. .. ilf-iMw v """' Vnm "" arrante(1 r4i W '(SSTsnK-