The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, January 12, 1882, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJi?j ;r'"-t.-.-Bj.- h.f?4-- . -7i;jsgf-,i'T , " -.v$?s 0) ' 'glis gaiis stoyjau, ASTORIA, OREGON: THURSDAY.. ZZZJhsT. 12, 18S2 ISSUED EVERY MOENINQ. (Monday Kxcemed), . P. HALLORAN & COMPANY, PtJBLISHKRS AND l'ROMUETOR.". Axiortau Duilduuf, Cass .Street. Terms of Subscription , served by Cimcr. per week Xi Cenu 9 00 'vnt by mail, tour months. jcnt by mall, cno year... Freo of Postage to Subscribers. ar Advertisements inserted by the year at the rate of 31 &) per square per month. Transient advertising, by the day or week, ifty cents per square for each insertion. THE CITY. Thr Dailv astouian trill be sent by mail at 75 cent amonth.frceof pottage. Head ers icho conUmplateabKnccfrom the city can hare The astokjax follow them. Daily or Wrrkix editions to any potst-offitc with out additional expense. Adamses maybe taanued as often as desired. Leave orders at thr counting room. Tho Willamette is reported rising. Petty larcenista infest Portland. -Ttvo cases of small pox in Port land. Sailors were never so scarco in San Francisco. The Ocklahama towed the Lynton up stream yesterday. - - And now 'tis Portland that com plains of a house famine. The hills to the north, across the river, were covered with snow. The American bark N. Boynton arrived at London at the 9th inst. Itodgcrs, Meyer and company of Portland and San Francisco have dis solved partnership. he roads are so bad between Oysterville and Ilwaco that oysters cannot be forwarded. Mrs. Johnson died at the hospital last Tuesday morning and was buried yesterday afternoon. Davidge will, to-day, make the opening to tho jury in tho Guiteau case, for the prosecution. "Turohins Thieves" is the name of tho lecture Rev. J. H. Acton will de liver at the Methodist church. Three horses for the A. A. Q. de partment, atFort Stevens, go down this morning on the General Canby. Sum ov the Estern paperz ar adopting the fonetik sistum ov spel ling and it duz luk kuryus at furst site. There will bo Union prayer meet ing in tho Young Men's rooms this evening at 7 o'clock. All cordially invited. Captain AL Gray, of Ainsworth, is visiting Astoria; he reports that at Ainsworth there has been no rain for eight months. In the Robeson case, District At torney Caples, closed on the part of the State and the case went to the jury at 5 o'clock. An Eastern religious exchange uses "I" instead of "we" in its idito rials, and it looks singular in every sense of the word. Five thousand two hundred tons of wheat were brought down from The Dalles to Portland during- the first five days of '82. The Walla Walla editors aro try ing to make out that they are b a d men. Less quarreling and more fight ing would clear the air. Tho Yakima Record man is all broke up in trying to make out how we can have showers and sunshine in Astoria at the same time. The Cape Hancock Canning Com pany have suspended work until next May, when the work will bo contin ued, ready for next season. J. E. Shephard, of San Francisco, was appointed by Governor Thayer, on the 7th, an honorary commissioner of immigration for this State. The faculty of a Keokuk medical college that allowed the admission of a "subject" for dissection that had died of small pox, are in a sad fix; Yesterday was bright and crisp and cool. Business of all kinds was lively and the brilliant sunshine brought the ladies out in full force. The Portland Board of Trade has indorsed a petition asking congress to increase tho salaries of head keepers to life saving stations to $900 per annum. Wo acknowledge a pleasant call from Capt. Gregory, commanding the Shubrick. He used to cruise in these waters years ago, though of late years his neadquarters havo been in New Tork. Notice. Therejrnlar annual rueetlnfjof Pro gressive Land and Bulldini; association will be held in Liberty hall, AnorLi, Clatsop countv, Orecon, on the 11th day or February, 1882. Wm. McE wax, Secy. Jan. 10, 1882. Xotlce. All persons knowing themselves in debted to me will please settle at the store of J. YV Gearhart or with me, by the 13th inst Otherwise IMiall place the accounts in the hands of an attorney for collection. Fhkd Shermax. Housekeeper City book store. wanted Inquire at Teachers' Institute. .Tho exercises of the Teachers' In stitute to be held in this city on the 12th and 13th inst. will consist of the following, subject to some changes if found necessary: FIRST DAY. Morning session 9:30 general con ference, introduction of members, etc.; 10:30, organization; 11, reading, pri mary and other. Afternoon session 1:30, grammar, composition, language lessons, etc.; 2:30, recess; 2:40, geography, map ping, penmanship; 3:40, citizenship. Evening session 7,music, anthem, essays, recitations, music, lecture by Rev. Dr. Atkinson, addresses. SECOND DAY. 3Iorning session 9:30, arithmetic, elementary and higher, essay; 10:30, recess; 10:40, school government. Afternoon session 1:30, history, school furniture and apparatus, essay; 2:30, recess; 1:40, miscellaneous. Evoning session 7, music, recita tions, addresses, lecture by Supt. L. J. Powell. Tho exercises of tho Teachors' Institute will be held to-day at the Y. M. C. A. rooms, and Dr. Atkinson will lecture on Education at the Con gregational church in the evening. George Burchard, a resident of Gray's river and well known as as old settler was drowned from a, sloop near Oak Point last Tuesday night. His son, who was with him at tho time, escaped. Tho Oregon and State were both delayed yesterday; the former, which left Portland at 7 o'clock yesterday morning, being held back by fog, and the State, at 10 o'clock last night, had not been sighted. Mr. Loomis tells ns that Pusly Jones and company, of Wilmington, Del., have the contract for building the machinery for his company's new boat. The outfit should bo hero about the 1st of March. Tho body of Jas. Gourlay, cook on board tho' Merwanjoe Framjee, drowned on Dec. 11, 1881, was found floating in the river yesterday. The remains after identification were bur ied bv the coroner. On the 22d of December, North ern Pacific Stock, common, as quoted in Philadelphia at $331 and $35; pre ferred $69 and $715." O. R. & N. stock was quoted at $148 and $150. Oregon Transcontinental $72 and $73. Special convocation of St. Johns Chapter No. 14, at their hall, this (Thursday) evening at 7 o'clock sharp, for instruction. All officers are speci ally requested to be present promptly on time. Sojourning companions aro cordially invited to attend. A tablespoonful of pulverised alum sprinkled into a hogshead of water (the water stirred at tho same same time) will, after a few hours, pre cipitating to tho bottom the impure particles, so purify it that it will bo found to possess nearly all the fresh ness and the clearness of tho finest spring water. A pailful, containing four gallons, may be purified by a sin gle teaspoonful of the alum. House bill number 1376, intro duced by M. C. George is to "settle the matter of the robbery of Mr. Adams on one of tho steamers from Portland to San Francisco of a largo sum of government money, while he was col lector at Astoria, the money being transported to San Francisco by orders from the treasury department. This bill passed the Senate at the second session of the 46th congress, but failed in tho House, having died on tho speaker's table on the 3d of March. Thos. F. Oakes, Vice President of tho Northern Pacific Railroad, esti mates the earnings of the company during the year ending Juno 30, 1888, at $6,100,000, and during the year following at $7,997,500. Of the lat ter amount Oregon and .Washington aro expected to yield $1,262,500 $400,000 from the transportation of coal at $1 per ton, $500,000 from .wheat at $5 a ton, and the remainder from live stock shipments. The rate of $5 per ton is named by Mr. Oakes as the one rate to the Pacific ocean. P. J. Goodman, on Chenamus street, has Just received the latest ana most fashionable stylo of gents and ladies roots, snoes, etc Sherman Urns. Exprcs Will receive onlprs nt tn storp of 1 J". Case for upper Astoria or anv otlirr part or the city. Leave ;our orders on tended to. uic.-Miuc mm iucy win lie promptly ai - Council Proceedings. The council met in regular sesuon last Tuesday evening, a full board in attendance. Tho reports of tho fol lowing officers for 1881 were read and referred to the appropriate cemmittees: City Treasurer, Police Judge, Auditor anttCleik, Street Superintendent, and City Sexton. claims. ' The following claims were referred: Thos. Logan, $75; E. R. Hawes, $102; Theo. Broemaer, S19 55; J. W. Gearhart, $28 02; G. W. Hume, $34 97; J. A. Montgomery, $G 00; F. W. Baltes, $5 25. The bill of Dr. W. D. Baker for S5 was ordered paid. Under the head of unfinished busi ness the Mayor placed in nomination W. Sehlin for Chief of Police; the vote upon the confirmation was as follews: aye, Carruthers; nay, Baker, Case, Spexarth, Taylor, Wright; the nomination was declared lost. The Mayor then placed tho name of F. D. Winton in nomination for Police Judge; the vote upon tho confirmation of Mr. Winton was as follews: ayes, Carruthers and Taylor; nays, Baker, Caso, Spexarth and Wright; so the nomination was declared lost. The Mayor then declared further nomina tions withdrawn. A communication from the Mayor was read alleging il legal and unwarrantable action on tho part of the Clerk, Chief tif Polico and Police Judge, which, on motion, was referred to the committee on health and polico. Tho council then ad journed till this evening, when the committee on streets and public ways nuke a report on the matter of the improvement of West-Sixth street. "Want to Sell Out Tho Silverton Appeal is informed that Villard and tho German stock holders, to whom Ben Holladay sold tho O. &. C. B. R., havo had a row, and that the Germans have made ar rangements to sell the above named road to the Central Pacific, the latter to pay off a mortgage of $3,000,000 which Villard now holds against the road. The information comes from a gentleman of position and influence in railroad circles and it is inclined to believe the report. It looks reasona ble from tho fact that the Central Pa cific must, sooner or later, protect her business by a feeder to the Northwest. It is rumored that it is "Villard's in tention to extend the narrow gauge eastward next spring. Sixteen millions is said to be the purchase price asked by tho Germans, which will embrace the O. & C. rail road to its connection with tho Central Pacific. Ben Worsley is having the heater of No. 2's engine reconstructed, so that it will work direct, and in case of a fire alarm steam can be got up in thrco or four minutes sooner than in its former condition. An election for the town of Clat sop was held at Skip.inon Landing on last Monday. Tho following trustees wcro elected: G. W. Cofiinbury, C. Butterfield and John Matieo. R. W. Morrison, C. A. McGuiro and J. F. Kindred received a tio vote. It. S. McEwan, Recorder; A. E. Allen, Marshal. List of Letters Remaining uncalled for in the Post office at Astoria, Oregon, January 12, 1882. Clarke, Wm Collier, Herman Crosby, Mrs B O Hutchison, J Raskins, D Rime, Anders Rogers, Mrs Ora Rogers, Wm F Sobinondseu, I Sidehurn. I) W Jones, Henry Sales, Mrs Eliza Leonard, Mrs Mary Schoenebeck, A Larsen, Lars usitala.ircdiik Mikalson.GE Williams. LL . McKenzie, D C Wilson, Jxcoti McCalleyJI Wilnii.John Norrls, C U Wiley. A C Pardee, Geo W Persons calling for these letters must give the date they are advertised. W. Chance, P. M. Hotel Arrivals. OccmiT. J. J. Garbutt Seaside; J. S. Jones OyRterville; J. G. Megler and wife Brookfield; Roy Lester Portland; Dr. J. E. La Force Halsey; Fred. M. Gil more Portland; F. P. Kendall Eaglo Cliff W. T.; J. E. Howard Cathlamet; H. W. Wctherbee Eureka W. T.; Thos. Goodwin Clatsop; A. W. Gray, Snake Kiver. IUKKEU HOUSE. J Walters Sea Side; J Q Luis, Miss Davis Deep River, T Williams City; A Wilson Knappa; J H Henry Port land; Capt R Roberts ShGlanpadan; C Beek Shoal water Bay; R M Hill Salem; Mrs R S Marks Portland; J Learny Vancouver. Mrs. Twilight and Sirs. IUsley have taken charge of the Pioneer Restaurant, which has been thoroughly renovated and refitted. Mrs. lllsley has charge of the cuisine. Good coffee a specialty. Chas. Stevens and Son have a stock of mouldings and moulders tools whih can be.bought cheap for cash to close out that branch of the business. 1 Attention! Attention! All those indebted to the Central Mnr- het will ile.ve call and pay ' their ac- counts belnre-we l.au of January, 1882.; , uj o uiihik umj win uunjje ami save co-ts. ThoNU that do not coiiinl. with this request, thijir accounts will he closed. J. Rogers. Treasurer's Report. City Treasurer's annual report for the year ending Dec. 31, 1831: .T.m 1. B ilance ou hand . ..$2,474 22 itec a irom pe aaier licenses CO IM 22 CO itinerant nuctloneer lie Piwubrokerlu ene? 1U0G0 in mij'dlli-enses..... . ISiW C0UJ 30 uo .. 0J 77 50 . 5G 64 . IS.", CO . 57IOJ .18 3S . 7.700 00 . 7S40 . 1.S11 00 . C8 37 . 1.0WCG 12 C2 . 158 00 '.COO . 3fW fti . 1.2ri 05 . 1,137 15 Hardliner licuiisc " " auctioneer licensts " concealed weapon lie. .. dolieense ' bonling alley IlccnviS... hotelnuners licenses " theater licenses ' team licenses " " pigeon hole table " " liquor licenses Board of prisoners Fines col. hi I'olice courr Koadtates . Deliu uent taxcol.. percentage... told Cemetery lots sol uu cans om General and special tax collected AVest-eth street assessment. S(juemocqua street assessment itutci aiiirui .nTCt-tuit-ui.. 1,703 521,037 42 Amount of outstanding city war rants indersed: General fund ,. $U,1CS 57 Genera! street fund 037 SO Wcst-Sth street limd an si $7,401 31 Dec 31, anit. of citv warrants iaid 17,"1 sg Amt. of city bonds paid 2,917 50 Amt. paid treasurer 420 0 5 Balance on hand 3,-lS ol $24,257 42 V". E. Dement, Treasurer. State Temnerauce Alliance. The Oregon State Temperance Alliance will hold its eleventh an nual session in the city of Salem, commencing on Feb. 15, 1882, at 11 o'clock ,. at., in the SI.- E. Church. Article 2d of the constitution reads: The Alliance tslia.ll be composed of delegates elected annually and duly accredited from temperance societies and other organizations devoted to the interest of the tem perance cause. The basis of rep resentation being one for the or ganization, and one for every twenty members, and one for every fraction over ten. Provided also that any person of known temperance -principles may be come a member by paying into the treasury the sum of one dollar. The O. & C. R. R. Co. (east and west side) will sell round trip tickets to delegates on presenta tion to the agent of their creden tials, at GO per cent, of the regular rate; and the O. R. & N. Co. will sell round trip tickets at a reduc tion of 40 per cent., the usual fare on their lines from Astoria and The Dalles, and on tho narrow gauge railway, on piesenting proper certificates to ticket agents, good from the 13th to the 20th in clusive. State papers please copy. Dr. -J. W. Watts, President. J. E. LToustox, Secretary. A correspondent of the Chi cago Inter-Ocean tells how he rode seven years ago, with CuMer and the seventh cavalry, across Dakota to Black Hills. The route was over a pathless prairie, and the march was guided by compass and Indian scouts. In August last ho went over the route in a parlor car and saw a line of thriviuir lit tle villages. A bridge that will cost a million dollars will, in two years, span the Missouri rivor.fnun Bismarck to Mandnn.a village that was started last fall, and now con tains fifteen hundred inhabitants. The speculation fever is ragiii" all along the lino and town lots were eagerly bought. The following -prescription is said b' a scientific journal of Ven ezuela to bo an unfailing remedy for inebriety: "Take three brown backed frogs, cut them up fine and macerate them for ten days in alco hol. This extract is to bo admin istered to the patient in half ounce doses three time3 a day for two weeks and then in diminished quantity. The effect is to destroy all love of alcohol or its compouuds for ever after." The mixture might be termed a frog cock-tail. Is this a Corner lot? No, it is a Towel. It has served an Appren ticeship in a Printing office for the Past four Years. The horses are Dragging it Away. A man will Take an Ax and Break the Towel into Pieces and Boil it for Soap Grease. Then he will sell the Towel for Tripe. If you Find a Piece of Tripe with a Monogram on one Corner you may Know it is the'Towel. Nisio Primer. "Jtousli on Rata The thing deIrert found at last. Ask DrnggNts for -Bough on Il.itv" It clears out rats, mice, loaches, IlieSr bed bugs, loe. boxes. Another of those fine A. J3. Ciiae organs at the City Book Store. Frank Fabre lias oysters in every style. Stew and pan roasts a specialty A new lot of fur trimming, all crol- ok, oeiow aan francisco prices, Jiut received at the IXL Store. , For Dj spt'psi.i and Liver Complaint, you have a printed Guarantee on eery bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It neer falls to cure. Sold bv W. E. Dement. Shiloh's Catarrh Uemedy a posi tive cure for Catarrh, Dlptherla and Canker Mouth. Sold by V. E. Dement. Shiloh's Ccitr. will immediately relieve Croup, whooping cough anil Biouehitis. Sold by V. Dement. Hot. cold and shower baths at the Occident hair diessing saloon, twentv five cent-.. Whips, curry-combs, brushes; new stock; lirst-elass goods, cheap for cath. S. GnAY. Aoid a galloping consumption by the timely uo of Halm's HoxEr or Honimouxn and Tar. Pike's Tooth ache Dr.ors cine in one minute. -A Xasal Injector free with each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh. Uemedy. Price 50 rent Sold by W, E..Dement. The Rev. Geo. 11. Thayer, of 13our bon, Ind.. says: '"Doth myself and wife owe our lies toSnii.on's CoxsuJirnox Cuke." Sold by W. E. Dement. For the genuine J. II. Cutter old Bourbon, anil the best of wines, liquors and San Francisco beer, call at the Gem, opposite the. bell tower, and see Camp bell. Golden's Linmc.'s Liquid Beef and To.vic IxviooRATon imparts strength to body and mind. Take no oVicr. Of druggists. Those writing desks at the City book store are the best in the city. They are something nice and durable, and just what most young ladies would appreci- uiu iniiu me giver. Grace Church school. Miss Hewett principal, will reopen Jan. nth, 1882 I'hi! select nature of this school make it deseredly popular with parents. A mnthornnil snn L-tllr1 lv TTlnnr fif the Blond ! The mother was Dysnensia. the son General Unhapplnes See ad vertisement. Mr. John ftogers ot tho Central Mar ket, has made arrangef.ienls to keep al the finest fresh fish, etc., in their season For handsome holiday presents, such as toilet cases, cologne sets, per fumery cases, tine soaps, etc., go to Conn'.', drug store, opposite Occident Hotel. The price, ot subscription to.Tnn Wekklv AsroitiAX lias been reduced to $2 ner annum when naid in advance. If not paid in advance the old price of o- win uo cinirgeu. A few more chances yet to be taken for that fine graphocopc at the City book store Max. Wagner's San Francisco Na tional brewery beer can t be beat. Call and examine the ITnimi nnmn at John A. Montgomery's, cheap and of superior patiein ana quality. Brace up the whole system with King ot the Blood. Seeaihertispment. Wliv v.-ill you cough when Shiloh's Cure w ill givi-immedi.ito relief. Price 10 cts .Wets and$l. Sold by W.B. De ment. "Hackmetack." a lasting and fra grant perfume. Price 2." and CO cents. Sold by W.K.Domcnt. The Peruvian Sirup has cured thou sands who were suilering from dyspep sia, debility, liver complaint, boils, hu mors, female complaints, etc. Pamph lets free to any address. Seth W.Fowlf & Sons, Boston. I hae just received the finest assort ment nf fnnpv fHuld in tnr linn ni-nr brought to Astoria, consisting of per- ........ KIWI. 7, kUI(l.t l.o, ,Vlll.b LtUJ- iinc perfumeries, fancy soaps, combsl uiumu-s, luiiui glasses, aim ioiici articles of all kinds splendid presents for the linltll.lv-3 f7nll nnil ov,mlim niirule ond ........., v. v(ft . UA.IUIIIII. twiio fill,, prices before purchasing elsewheie, at i. ii.vjuiiiia uiu aiuu, uinjusiie WLl.1- dcnl Hole!, Astoria, Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS School Tax Notice. mo Tim TAX I'AYERS OF SCHOOL JL Di-triet Jfo. 1, Clatsop county, Oregon : You are hereby notified that the assessment roll for the selionl tax in district No. 1 for t lie ii-arlsM, is completed and will be m my h.inds .it my ofilce at lirown & Co's dock for the next sixty days from djte hereof. Pay jour taxes In time and save costs. .T.G.IIUSTI.EK, Clerk of School Dlstrlot X o. 1. Astut-M, Oregon, Dee. 10, IK1. Notice. rpHG FIKM OF PAGE & ALLEN IS this L day iiissoheil by mutual consent; the business hereafter will be continued bv A. V. Allen All persons indebted to said Arm are hereby notified to settle their accounts w itbout del.iy. a JL PAGE. A. V. ALLKiT. Astoria.Oregon.Jan.1, 1SS2. G. A. STINSON & CO., BLACKSMITHING, At Capt. Rogers old stand, comer of Cass and Court Streets. Ship and Cannery work. Horseshoeing. Wasons made and repaired. Good work guaranteed. CITY BOOK STORE. We are constantly receiving new additions to our stock and have tho finest and Urgest assortment of variety goods in the city. Combs, Brushes, Stationery, Frames, GcKuhid Gcods. All our goods are marked in plain figures Call and examine quality and note prices. - CHAS. STEVENS & SON- O. n. COOPER.. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. ::::::iu;z;';:3;:;:c;:3::33;:iiitii:(it:uss;t!UituiiS HaillSllilBMJSUIBSISIJgSnzajiSSJJIHSaKUMMMJSJlMMlSJllSSMMilSir 1 M-Mi IfK.Pj IKJKJSEll.BtlSItlSJIHIllKlMIKIJllSllMSHWtMUKIIIKIlluUHnKsunMMHa,,, -FOR o h m IS T IVI A. ao K W Hi:itii::iia::!iiiiet333ics:; RESENTS SMiiisii3EE:ii3:isai3Eiiiis:iuzaEaiuiazuit3suzuBiuiiuiiuui0 Buy j'our Children and Friends something that will be of service to them I have received a Which I will sell at wholesale rates. Buyers will save money by purchasing of me. C. H. COOPER, I X L Store, near Parliev Souse, Astoria,. TheBossOoffee and Tea Pot ym, ,lliiillEllills Tea ar m C i2,a TWO DOORS EAST OV OCCIDENT, . CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTURER OP FURNITURE sa BEDDING, AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN TOLES Complete in every branch. ASTORIA M. MEYER ASTORIA, REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50 5PEK BAKKEL OF 30 GALLONS. IVBGn OltDHItS IX I.IKK I'ROl'ORTIOX, Less Quantities, 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled -Beer, - - - S I SO per Dozen HTSpccial attention paid to orders from Tulilic Houses and FamllIcs."K THE COLUMBIA BREWERY IS SUl'KKIOR TO MOST, AM) IS KXCELl.hl) 15Y XONE ON 11UH CQAST JOHN HAHIV, - - PROPKIETOR, CHENAHUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. ois-Ordcrs lefftt the CEHMAMA I1EKU HALL will bo rromptly attended to.-Wn Wasfiington lEarket, Main Street, - ' - Astoria Oregon BERGMAN C BERJtT RESPECTFULLY CALL THE AITEX. linn of tho nublic to tho fact that the above Market will .always be supplied with a FULL VARIETY BEST QUALITY FRESH AND CURED MEATS I Which will be sold' at lowest rates, wholesale and retail, bpeciai attention KiTeniaiuppu ng shiDi. ,--... IIH n YOUR - r imwn :lIIIUEaiEZ113ltllIIUIIII3IUlllIIt large consignment of old Jewelry MAY BE HAD OF E-RH:&WES . SOLK AGENT. Also, Agent for the celebrated, MEDALLION RANGE. WX2S, ASTOEIA, OREGON BREWERY. Proprietor. OREGON. VjK IK OECIiAKED WITHOUT I'lTKTJtKU XOT1CE And no terms of peace until every man la Astoria has a new suit of clothes 3(AIK BV HEAXT. Look at tin- prices: Pants to order from - - 89 o Pants, Ceiinlne French Cas.'dmere - 12 M Suits from - -- - - - 23 CO The flnrst Hue of namples on the coast to wlect from. P. J. MKANY. 4 Main street, opposite Parker House, Astoria.