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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1882)
PJ ?ic aily stasimi. ASTORIA, OREGON: SUNDAY .JAN. 29, ias2 I3SUED EVERY MOaNINO. (Monday Excepted), J. P. HALLORAN & COMPANY. Publi8iii:bs asd Pnoruiirroiw. AsUman Building, Cass Street Terms of Subscription : stirred by Carrier, per week 25 Cenu Sent by mall, fonr mnnthn ,, ,fx op irat by mall, ono ycnr-...-... 9 00 Free of Poetnze to Subscribers ar Advertisement)) inserted by the year ai the mo of $1 M per aauaro per month. Transient advertising, by tho d&y or week. fifty oonu par saaorofor each Insertion. THEJ3ITY. The Daily Astokian. trill be sent h; mail atK cents a month, free nf portage. Iteaa en who contemplate abucncc from the city cat have The'astokiax follow them, Daili or WkkkIiT editions to any post-office with out alditUmal expense. Addresses may tn cnanucd a often a detircd. Leave orden ai th rmmtina room. Has any one a copy of the Sun day' Welcome? Tom Paino's Portland admirers celebrate to-day. Portland police are closing up the keno games in that city. A world's temperance lodgo will be organized here this week. Guyer and Jackson have bought the East Oregonian for $3,500. The foundry at tho Astoria Iron Works was in operation yesterday. Snow on tho ground three days in Astoria a very unusual occurrence. A man that owns 1,000 worth of property in Portland must pay 38 taxes. Tho frame of the Astoria Trans portation Company's new barge is set up. Yesterday there were twenty-seven vessels between Tongue and Tansy points. The City of Chostor, Arctic, Glan padam, and Corina wont to sea yes terday. F. J. Taylor has been appointed a notary public for the commonwealth of Oregon. Hon. J. P. Watson has been ap pointed United. States district attorney for Oregon. If the new apportionment bill passes tho House, California will lose one congressman. The United States in '81 con sumed threo times as much canned salmon as in '80. The Parknook cleared for sea yesterday with 44,458 bushels of wheat on board, worth 42,072. Presbyterian church Services by the pastor at usual hours, morning and erening. Sunday-school at noon. Services of the M. E. church to day at the usual hours, J. Parsons pastor. Class meeting at 10 a. if. ' Ono hundred and rifty Chinamen form the average consignment on each San Francisco atoamor since Decern ber 1st. Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Crosby cele brated tho eighth anniversary of their marriage last FViday evening by a select party. Tho Fleetwood resumed hor daily trips yesterday. She has been sub stantially improved and presents a very neat appearance. Carlos A. Mann, of tho firm of Scott & Mann, brought down his fam ily on the Fleetwood yesterday. They will make their home in Astoria. Under tho heading "More Big Colts," the Oregonian rings in some extraneous and supplementary remarks from a Yamhill correspondent regard ing the birth of triplets in the city of Amity. Capt. Mattson thinks now that it was the fault of Tenneut's Nautical almanac that ho lost his vessel. A little matter of 300 miles, more or less, makes a difference in the loca tion of a vessel. The Standard attributes to tho announcement that a secret society of lathes has been organized in Washing ton, to be known as the "Guardian Angels," for the purpose of reforming and otherwise looking after Congress men, the immnse Oregon crop of Re publicans anxious to succeed M. C. George. Masquerade Costumes for Bent. Aflne selection of San FrancUco mask suits for ladles and gents will Iks on exhibition and for rent ono week before the mask ball, at M. D. Kant's merchant rrii.i.. at0),nhmHnt. Anv special suit will be ordered by telegraph at the loWMtrsm. A Spec'men. 1 Yesterday's Urumiun says: A jjnardiaii's salo uf real estate, covering 53,203 acres, 13 advertised in Grant county. Ths land belong to an es tate to which they came through The Dalles military road InnJ "rant. The bale, as advertised, embraces only the liatod and surveyed portions. The .lnlisted and unsnrveyed lands belong ing to the Kraut in tho same county aro estimated at 10J.OOO :icre3. Thi is one of those profligate grants made by congress for which tho public has received no equivalent, nor ever will. Oregon is suffering from half a dozen huge jol3 of this kind, which have ab sorbed in the aggregate millions of acres, but from which not the slightest bonefit has ever been received by gov ernment or people. The Roller Skater. With awkward stride, ungainly, On the air depending mainly For support; With weird and glio-.tIy motion, Without the slightest notion Where hell dart For burlesque of the Creator, The cranky roller skater Takes the tart. New Xorthwett. Bethel Service. Thero will be divine service on board the Ualli.'chmvle. lvin" at the O. R. & N. Co's wharf, at 4. p. M. Rev. J. McCormac officiating. The new steamship Queen of tho Pacific will leave Philadelphia for the Columbia river about the middle of next month. In tho caso of J. H. D. Gray vs. tho city of Portland, on Friday last a de cision was rendered in favor of tho plaintiff for 1,500. The Turk family, of Portland, are a regular bunauzi of items to the newspaper reporters. Every other day tho name occupies space in the local columns. Up rirer reports Bhow cold weath er at every point. All d ij' yesterday 'it was a nipping and an eager air;' the thermometer at eleven i n. stood at 20 abovo zero, the stars had a steely glitter, and tho wind wa3 from tho N. W. Inquiry into tho recent alleged shaughaiug of sailors of tho Indiana show that it was the evident intention of the men to jump tho vessel if they got a chance, and that there was no intent to coerce any of them. Cap tain Morrison has them on board and will, we learn, have no trouble-in get ting them to go back to duty without resorting to rigid discipline or punish ment. Tho social at Capt. Merryman's last Friday evening was fully up to the usual good time enjoyed by those who attend those deservedly popular gatherings. Tho fact that tho min strels wero at Liberty hall, did not materially decrease tho number pres ent. The various religious organiza tions of Astori i deservo praiso for their efforts in behalf of social intercourse among the citizens. The Oregon Statesman aays: "A party of engineers surveying a route for the Canadian-Pacific Railway across tho Rocky mountains have been su completely cut off from tho world in tho wilderness, that it vias only a few days ago that they learned of the death of President GarCold." Bar pilots tell us that on boarding inward bound vessels for tho last six months, one of the first questions is, "How is Garfield!" and when told of hi3 death the next remark is ono consigning his assassin to eternal perdition. Wo learn from what can 'only be considered tho best authority, says the Walla Walla Journal, that under tho orders of Mr. Villard, one new steamer is being outfitted, aud two others are being repaired for service in the in terest of the O. R. & N. C3. on the upper waters of tho Columbia. It is aaid that ono will navigate above Priest Rapids, another will work abovo Kettle Falls and a third will navigate the tributaries. The immense mining and timber regions of tho Upper Co lumbia are at last attracting the atten tion of practical capitalists. Owing to low water in the Wil latietto and Columbia rivers, steam ers carry very light cargoes; and only 5,000 sacks of potatoes aro sent down oach stream when they could carry 20,000, with plenty of water. If Port land would stand aside and let Astoria bo our sea port, Oregon products could be sent off much moro expedi tiously Willaineti e Farmer. Let Port landers improve on Yillard's advice about buiidmg warehouses at Puget Sound, and with greater consistency and belter judgment accept tho inevi table by coming to Astoria. lire. Twilight and llrs. Illsley have iaseu cnarge oi merioneer liestauranr, which has been thoroughly reuovatcd and refitted. Mrs. Illsley has charge of the cuisine. Good coffee a specialty." Heartless Villainy. In an account of the bigamy and desertion caso to which wo gave publi city a few days ago, tho Standard says that at a respectable boarding house in Portland, Mr. James A. Lawrence and wife formed the acquaintance of Miss Nellie Sloan, a modest appear ing girl of 19 years, daughter of ex police Captain Sloan, who was living there. About a year ago Mr. and Mrs. Laurence began housekeeping and took Miss Sloan with them to board. Secretly Sir. Lawrence made love to the young boarder, and on the lGth inst. married her at Astoria, tak ing steamer immediately for San Fran cisco. In order to quiet suspicion and give themselves ample time to escape, Miss Sloan pretended sho wa3 going to Salem, but instead went to Astoria and registered under tha namebf Miss Miller, and Mr. Lawrence told his confiding wifo that ho had to make a trip to San Francisco for his employ ers, but instead .got off tho State of California at Astoria, registered at the Occident hotel as P. F. Squires and was married under that namo to Miss Sloan who gavo hor right name by Rev. J. V. Milligan, in timo to take tho same steamer for San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrencevame to Port" land about three years ago, and formed the acquaintance of a large circle and were universally liked. At first Mr. Lawrence was employed as a teacher at the Bishop Scott Grammar School, and may be recollected by many as the organist at Trinity Church up to six months ago, and at the time of his elopement Was employed as a clerk in the lighthouse department under Col. Gillespie. In appearance he was short and stout, but otherwise good looking parting his hair in the middle. The wife he leaves behind him is a lady of much culture and refinement, and up to the time of his villainy lived hap pily with him, nover suspecting him of duplicity oven after he had failed to go to the Palace hotel as ho said he would. On New Year's day Mrs. Von Bolton, of London, mother of the for saken wife who is now here visiting her presented lier with 300 and Lawrence took that with him, even leaving his poor wife, to pay for a diamond ring which he presented to Miss Sloan as a token of engagement. Miss Sloan also supplied herself with 3,000 which was in tho bank in her name, half of which being her father's tho proceeds of the salo of a piece of property left by the late Mrs. Sloan, tho runaway's mother, Lawrence left a few debts behind him, but his for saken wife has made arrangements to satisfy all creditors. Broken hearted, and her home 'desolated by a wretch, Mrs. Lawrence will soon leave with her mother for her old home m Eng land. She is well rid of the wretch, and we hope that the punishment of her base -husband's crime may soon overtako him and be meted out with no unsparing hand. Guiteau's Opinion. A "Washington dispatch says: When Guiteau arrived at the jail after tho verdict, his pale, haggard face indicated great depression, mingled with anxiety and fear. The jail officials remarked that he was more depresspd than at any time since his arraignment. To Warden Crocker ho remarked: "The verdict startled me, but I was not surprised. Judge Cox's charge was a very fair one, with a single exception. He did not dwell with sufficient force on the recent decision of the Now York court of appeals. Had he done so the jury would have acquitted me. Judge Porter's bitter speech had too much impression on tho jury. I saw the effect and henco was somewhat prepared for the ver dict." "Do you have any fears that you will die on the scaffold," asked the reporter. "I am in the hands of tho Lord," replied the prisoner, "and I have no apprehensions. Life is but a span. It'is appointed to all men once to die, and no man will die beforo his appointed time. No man can say to-day that he-will bo alive to-morrow." Guiteau expressed the hope that the court would grant him a new trial. He believed he would have the assistance of a prominent Bal timore lawyer and the question of lunsdiction would come up. After the trial Judge Cox was asked if he was surprised that the jury returned a verdict so soon. He" said he could not say he was. The jury was an intelligent -one and the case had been too plainly stated lor them to do otherwise. The inordinate vanity of the pris oner had led to this result. He woujd not say what he thc.ught of the prospect of a new trial. For Sale. An English retriever, well trained, and invaluablo to any one wanting a good hunting dug. Inquire of Captain Starrett, on board the Levi G. Burgess. Xotire. The regular annual meeting of Pro gressive Land and Building association will be held in Liberty hall, Astoria, Clatsop county, Oregon, on the 11th day of February, 1882. War. McEwjLk, Secy. jan. iu, ink:. Warl "War! War! Water front offered free to an' nerson that will build a saw mill in the city of Williajnsport. Lumber wo must have to build this city. We have one store in running order at present. Quite a num ber have already located homes in this cltv. nnd vet there Is room. Sold on time to suit purchasers. Located one mile south of Astoria, on the sunny side rf tfin hill An Vrtiinrr'a liav V UJJ0 1IIIJ,UU J.UllllC,dUIJ. J Williamson, Sn. BURNETT'S COCOAIXK, 17nllke-all Other Hair Dressings Is the best for promoting the growth of aud beautifying the hair, and rendering It dark and glossy. The Cocoaine holds, in a liquid form, n large proportion of deodorized cocoanut oil, prepared ex pressly lor this purpose. No other com pound possesses the peculiar properties win en so exactly sun me various conai tions of the human hair. The superiority of Bunsirrr's Flav oniNO Extracts consists In their per- iect purity ana great sirengxn. Frank Fabro has oysters In every style. Stew nnd pan roasts a specialty The "Always Hand" stovepipe shelves at John A. Montgoraerj 's. Whips, curry-combs, brushes; new stock; first-class goods, cheap for cash. S. Gray. Blanks. Promissory notes, bonds for deed, ouit claim deeds, raortsazes and warrantv deeds, at this office. A new lot of fur tnminintr. all col ors, below San Francisco prices, just receivea at ine ii.ii store. Citarili cured, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Rem edy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. r or sale by w. Ji. uemenr. Sleepless Niuhts. made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by W. E. Be- ment. Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It cures consumption, Sold by W. E. De ment. Croup. Whoopine Couch and Buon chltls immediately relieved by Shiloh's uure. sold Dy w. is. Dement. Shiloh's Vital izer is what you need for Constipation. Loss of Appetite. Diz ziness and all symptoms or Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Sold by W.E. Dement. Will you suffer with Dlspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitallzer Is Siaranteed to cure you. Sold by W. E. ement. For lame Back. Side or Chest iw Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Erlce 23 cents For sale by W, E. Dement That Hacking Cough can be so quickly cured b iy billion's s Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by W.E. Dement. P. J. Goodman, on Chenamus street, has just received the latest and most fashionable style of gents and ladies ooots. snoes. etc. A lodging house with bar-room, sit unted In the best business part of town, for sale or to rent Tho house is doing a good paying business at present, and is in gooa running oruer. Apply to Dew Dnop Inn. A few moro chances yet to be taken for that fine graphoscopc at the City book store. Mr. John IJogers of the Central Mar ket, ha3 made arrangements to keep al the finest fresh fish, etc., In their season The Westport Shingle Manufactur ing Company are now prepared to fur nish A 1 sawed cedar shingles. Address all orders to them at Westport, Oregon. Those writing desks at the City book store are the best in the city. They are something nice and durable, and lust what most young ladies would appreci ate fr6m the giver. MISCELLANEOUS. OITT BOOK STORE. Wo aro constant!; receiving new additions to our stock and have tbe finest and largest assortment of variety goods In the city. Combs, Brushes, Stationery, Frames,' Celluloid Goods. All our goods are marked in plain figures Call and examine quality and note prices. CHAS. STEVENS & SON $500 Reward. 3X the above reward We wlllpay the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Sick Head ache, Indigestion, Constipation or Costive- nessne cannot cure With West's Vesetable Liver Fills, wlien the directions are strictly compiled with. They are purelv Vegetable. and never fall to give satisfaction. Sugar coated. Largo boxes, containing 30 Pills, 23 cents. For sale by all Druggists. Beware or counicncns ana wniauous. 1110 genuine manufactured only by John C. Wkst Co., "Tbe i'ill Maker." 181 and 18.1 W. Madlsou si., uiucago. free in.u nacicage mail prepaid on receipt of a 3'cci sent by i 'cent stamp. w. E. Dement, agent. HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF the Columbia. Vancouver Barracks. W. T.,Nov.2S.18Sl. " - Written proposals will bo received by the undersigned, at Vancower Barracks, W.T., until March Slst.1882, for the right of exclu sive seining on the Fort Stevens. (Point Adams) Military Reservation, during the next nslilnir season. The rietit to relrct ant or all bids, as may bo deemed best, it re served uy me unuersignea. O.D. GREEN. Mai. and Ass't Act. General, Brevet Briga- uier upiierai u. o. ahhj. dtl Warrantee deeds at The Astobiax oiote. 1 SELECT MASQUERADE BALL To be given by Astoria Engine Co. No. I , On St. Valentines Evening. TUESDAY, FEB. 14th, 1882. ADMISSION'. Gents Masker. Lady Maskers. Gents spectators. Lady spectators, - SI 30 Free SI 00 - 50 INVITATIOX C05IMITTJIE. C. J. Trenchant, 11. F. Stevens. J. O. Caarters. ut Sells. FLOOJl COMMITTEE. Irv. Stevens, J. Strauss, F. A. Flslii-r. J Q.Cnarters. INVESTIOATIXO COMMITTEE. Geo. l. Wheeler. B.F.Stevens. B. 11. Franklin, Chas. S. Wright, A. Mernarian, Jas.VT. -Welch. Ail parties appearing in masks will bo obliged to raise their mask to tho Investigat ing committee for Identification. Maskers tickets can bo procured of C. A. May and L. E. Sellg. Spectator tickets at Doment's and Conn's drug store, also at J. O. Charters. P3 MISCELLANEOUS. QQ " S i ui a . O $ O 4 n i LL , re !" I " f m, 53 IS I 3 gZt - T3 5 Jr 5 a - e I a LL ! 1 &C I 7Z i a a DC t 3 I Oi o I Sri 3 e; O Erf feci CO SIAnTIN FOA15D. J. J. STOKES, FOARD & STORES, Wholesale and retail dealers hi Wood and Willow-ware, GROCERIES, Tobacco, Cigars, Wines and Liquors FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Fruits and Vegetablesf FLOUR, FEED, COUNTRY PRODUCE. AND General Commission merchants AMTOBIA, OREGON. Next to Oregon Eallway & Nav..co's Dock. dw Notice. NEITHER THE CA1TAIN NOIt CONSI neesol tlie Muriel will be responsible for any debts contracted by tbe en w. dlW ltoDGF.RS, MKVEB&CO. To Builders and Contractors. SEALED FKOPOSALS WILL BE RE celved bv tlie undersigned until noon. January SO, ISS2, for the fumlsuhig of mate rials, erecting anu conipieuug a unun.ii edifice on Main, between Jefferson and As- tor streets, in thLi citv. Flans and sneclfi- catlons can be examined at mv oflk-e. on and aftor Saturday, 7th Inst. The rlgbt to reject any ana an uias is reservcu. E. C. HOLDEN. Secretary of Board of Trustees, First Freshy- lerian unurcn oi Astoria. a-ia School Tax Notice. IyO, THE TAX FAYE11S OF SCHOOL . Dl-triet No. 1, Clatop county, Oregon : ou are liereoy nolltled mat tlie assessment roll for the school tax in district No. l for the year 1881, is completed and nlll be In my hands at my office at Brow n & Co's dock for the next sixty days from date hereof. Pay your taxes In time and save costs. J. O. HUSTLER, Clerk of School District No. 1. Astoria, Oregon, Dec IS, 1831. IVTRS. A..RAPPLEYEA, Formerly of New York, wishes to an nounce to tho ladles of Astoria that she Is now prepared to do DRESS MAKING In all tbe latest styles. A share of your pat ronage Is respectfully solicited. Booms opposite Liberty Hall, Chenamus street. Stephana Varieties ! GRAND OPENING. A LIVElV KXTEHTAIXMEXT. , Hnvea new bowling alley, the largest and best la town. Admittance free. X.. K. Q.. SMITH, Importer and Wholesale dealer In Cigars and Tobacco, Smoker's Ar ticles, Playing Cards, Cut lery, Etc., Etc., Tbe laixen and nnest stock of Meerschaum and Amber goods In tbe city. Particular at tention paid to orders irom the country aud vessels. . Cheoamos street, Astoria, Oregon. THEO. BRACSBB, Manager. C. B. COOPER. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. jiuiu:c:::i:xis:sis3suss3:iux:miuiunuuuHttta a b TO - e::s::c!::u;!:::!!C!i!:3:i:i:iti:icuttMMa a (iiiiiigtiiiii3iiiitt3iiiim;:i23ti!!iuiujtauuiuuiiuuiuiiuiHniMHtMmm ixlstore imeii;iiiiiima;rii35ieiumitiniiEunmtmmmMmimuim)m,,IM,fIM FOR YOUR . CHRIST JYE -&.;& xxn NEW iniiiiitiHiiiniiiiiiimmm '""""niiiiiniiiiiinJ ! PKESENTSJ giinuuiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiuMuiiiniiuiiniunuiiiiiuuinimiii Buy your Children and Friends something that will be of service to them I have received a large consignment of Genuine Gold Jewelry Which I will sell at wholesale rates. Buyers will save money by purchasing of me. C. E. COOPER, I XL Store, near Pavher House, Astoria. TheBossGoffee fl IHIBIx EHffiflMISBli n!r HMHH1 BeSESbI' E'S.HAWEfj TWO BOOKS EAST OF OCCIDENT, CHAS. HEILBORN, JIANUFAOTURER OF FURNITURE 25 BEDDING AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldii, WINDOW CORNICES AND CDKTAIN POLES Complete In every branch. ASTORIA M. MEYER ASTORIA, SPECIAL AIPTIKrQTTIpa-OEagEiKr'r. REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50 PER BARREL OF 30 GALLONS. LARGE ORDEBS IN LIKE PROPORTION. Less Quantities, -. - 30 Cents per Gallon Bottled Beer, ... SIESO per Dozen osSpecial attention paid to orders from Public Houses and Famillesm THE COLUMBIA BREWERY IS SUPEBIOK TO MOST, AND IS EXCELLED BY NONE ON THIS COAST JOHN HAKN, - - PROPRIETOR, CHEWAIflUS STREET, - ASTORIA, OREGON. ff-Oners lelt at tho GERMANIA BEER HALL will be promptly attended to.-m s .oE 00 BA3 JA8 i m P a k CQusea mmm 0.2 5 r sif-m -xi frar . hi r JiHmBW jtvT vi' rn - arsf ' 5S5& sajpr-" THE 3 ' and Tea Pot MAY BEPIAD OF 55l feB.R.HAWES SOLEAO.Ejra Si?. &w. Also, Aseat ASTORIA. OREGON BREWERY. Proprietor OREGON. "e.-lliil -itSsZi. a 3SftUSB VdTaV -S - M Q a. n -k r t.shi ."Xr GO ifSISFB afl2g"SE8 1 &5 11 SsiiSWI iesfliM"otaMWrtr50'5251SS$f? i i -" -ff i'-j.ij- Jvtj-ar-? ti T if. O M. .. . Mats SI a 3 j&iH K testis J2 SaS3 .3(4 s3l!"S3JR 2iiii c 51 "it v - - 2?:. I, HU : t- -J ' m V ? J1A" -fc "i. A.
