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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1882)
C3J g3e ghmij S.stflrlau, ASTORIA, OREGON: WEDNESDAY APRIL, 5. 12 ISSUED EVERY MORNING. (Monday Excepted). J. P. HALLOEAJJ &. COMPANY, rui:usiii.ns asp rr.orniETons. Attonan Building, Cass Street Terms of Subscription : erred by Carrier. per weal: ....: J3 tents nt by mail. foaraioath......S3 no Jeut by mall, one year... ,.. 9 Ofl Free of Postage to SnbFcrlbers. " Advortueinents inserted by the ye:ir at 'Me rate of 81 50 per Square per month. transient advertising, by the day or vcok, ifty ccata per squarofor oach insertion. THE CITY. rue Duly astoiuan iri.'J te trnt h milllal 75 rent n month, fretnf jmUigc Head tt trim cmtzmilatcahcrccfrtm the city can uire TnE ahtokjax foUwr them, IUilv r Wkkrly Millions fonnjjioi-f-otctcifh-out i,ldltlonal erpente. AMrcittcs maybe tna'igal a oftm a tlo'trai. Inrc nrAirt at thi. oiunllitg room. Silverton cows sir.illoir salmon. Straw berries hloom at IJosehurg. The Polari3 Jias lost n suhgenher, and i angry thereat. Theodoro Uromser advertises to contractors this morning. Jno. Rodgcra 1ir3 tho freshest and finest salmon on his stand. Anyone who wishes to announce that ho is not a candidate has an op portunity. Tho Columbia leaves Portland this morning, tho Erst steamer down for a week. Democratic Stato Convention to day. We'll issue on ctra ns soon as wo get the news. One hundred thousand pcisons have boen made destitute by the over flow of tho Mississippi river. S. D. Adair A; Co.'s steamer Locust, after undergoing repairs was launched yesterday. Tho Sam Mendel has cleared for Queenstown. Sho has 52,135 bushels wheat, worth 51,024. A brothor of tho millionniro Vnu dcrbilt, shot and killed himself in New York last Monday. 705 Republican votes woto cast at tho Salem primary; 73 more than for Congressman George in 1BS0. Otiicial correspondence indicates that no lighthouse will bo built at Shoalwnter bay for some time to come. Capt. Denny, of the Yaquina, was in yestorday; tho cares of life and n pilot coat sit easily upon him. Tho Olympians arc going to hold a meeting at which they will decide just what wages to pay Chinamen that thoy employ. The Dakota insane asylum at Yankton, burned last Monday night; four lives, and 810,000 worth of prop erty were lost. Several casc3 of salmon have al ready boen put up, and the steamer that leaves Portland this morning will take down from hero tho first shipment of salmon from the Columbia river this season. Jesse James, tho notorious train robber was killod near St. Joseph, Mo., last Monday. As this is tho fourth repor of the same tenor the rordict as to his killing might be in the fourth degree Gen. Hurlburt, American Minis ter to Pern, died at Lima on the 28th of March. 'Tis but a few weeks ago that Gen. Kilpatrick died at Santiago, Chile; somothing is tho inattor on tho south Pacific coast. Tho Yaquina arrived down at a late hour last Monday night and sails for Tillamook this morning; from there sho goes to Yaquina, and to San Juan island for lime. She has forty-four passengers on board and a largo consignment of freight. Capt. Pcrcival, a Capo Cod man ner of tho old school, was once awak ened in his bunk by a shipmate with the announcement that tho vessel was going to eternity. "Well," replied tho Captain, "I've got ten fronds over thern to one in this world; lot her go." And ho turned over and went to sleep again. Duo notice has been given to city tax-payers io hand in their assess-, raent returns to E. C- Holdun, city assessor. Tho assessment book must be soon mado tip and those who do not hand in their blanks duly filled ut-within two or three days, may hare tho trouble of dancing attend once for two or three days on the Board of Equalization when thoy meet. A word to the wise ought to be sufficient. Stilt Hangs Fire The Chinese bill still lies on the President's, desk. 'Tis though? that ho will either veto it with the sug gestion that the term of limitation bo reduced from twenty years to ten, or elso let it become a law without his signature, after the lapse of the usual ten days; the first would be ignorant, and the sccoud would be cowardly; but that depends a good deal on the locality. Probably if we lived in sen timental Massachusetts and believed that the Chinese were purposely kept in heathenism by the Almighty that we of this country might convert them, it would seem right; as it i, it looks ns though President Arthur was trying to see how much tho Republi can party could stand w ithont going to piece. If he- keeps on he nicy possibly be enlightened. Since the above was in type, .i dis patch lust night sajs "President Arthur vetoed the Chinese bill tn day." Meteorological Register. The following is from tho met em o logical legister of Fort Canity for the month of Aptil, 1882: Average temperature, 1! ::. Maximum temperature, fii.OO, the 30th iust. Minimum temperature, 22.00, dur ing night, from lOthtn 11th. Average cloudiness, 0. Number of days mi which rain fell, 21. Number of dajs on which snow fell, :;. Rainfall, 4 in. H c.c. , Snowfall, HO c.c. William .. Hi. k Police Court. April ith. Peler Nelson, disturbing the penco by fighting: fined ?5 or two dtys in city jail. Win. Stewart, disturbing the peaco by fighting; deposit $5, nifippoaranco; deposit forfeited. Charles Swindon, drunk; fined 82 or 1 day in city jail. Tim Eaale cannery is in opera tion. Portland eipects to havo a ma rine hospital, "poco tiempo." The Yakima County Auditors office,' together with -all the county records, was burned last Friday All is life about the eaniiories hanging nets, making cans and pre paring for canning, which will bs gen erally bignn about tho 15th. On board th Yaquina, which goes to Yaquina hiy thin morning is the press and uiitciial for a now pa per at that place to be e-illed tho Yaquina Ray Post. It will, we aro informed, bn edited by Mr. Van Clove. . The people of Astoria mo enter prising and when they son a thiug is wanted, generally build it. We havo had a groat many things on the prin ciple that tho Loyd helps thoso who help themselves, and in promptnoss to seize on all oppoi tunities for pro gress this community i3 fully up with the times. But there aro tluee things that Astoria needs and should havo tho coming season and we place them in their relative importance a now Bchoolhouse, n flouring mill, and u new theater. Dr. .lay Tuttlo has lemovcd his resi dence from Mrs. Munson's boaiding houso to rooms oxer Elheron"s new bakery, In tho building leceutlv occu pied by Mrs. McCormlck's elothinc manufactory. A young lady wants a situation as housekeeper or traveling companion; windower preferred. Applv at Haltes house. Clias. Stevens fc Son have for sale, and am agents for the new .Vmgei sew ing machines. Call and examine those baby w.tirons at the City book store. 1 can't get along without it. 1 must have onoot those fine work baskets at tho City Book stoie. Stevens & Son have their store crowded with new mwrts, all marked in plain figures. The Rev. Ceo. H.Thajcr.of Bour bon, Ind., says: "Both mv.seir and wife owe our lives toSim.on's CoxsTmptiox CntK." Sold by W.E. Dement. Brace up the whole sstcm wtth King of the Blood.- See Advertisement. Shiloh's Catarrh Kemcdv a posi tive cure for Catarrh, Diptlicria and Canker Month. Sold by W.E. Dement. For Dyspepsia antlUver Complaint, von have a printed suarantco on every bottle ot Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Sold by W. E. Dement. --The "Always liandj" stovepipe shelves at John A. MontgomcrvV Three scow loads of dry fir, spruce limb", and bark, iust received and for sale at Gray's doc! K Hot and cold baths, the finest in the city, at tho Orient Bathing Booms op posite Holden's auction store. Jon. CiiAirrcus. Pioprictor. Frank Fabre has oysters in every style. Stow and pan l oasts a specialty Arthur has not yet vetoed tho Chi nese bill, but Carl Adler has. received novelties In the line of bijouterie which are worthy a visit. 1 UK Mill's?. How stranee it seems, walled in, se cluded to, So sheltered in Com the noisy world's i unrest, Looking through feather Irootopstn the west, To seej on Mati-lv straugeis come and So (Jre.it ships of traflie, borpo from far w o know, Followed and wafted b. the self-same breere That liglitly tossed some crested billow's snow Three thouamt mile-, away, In foreign ea5. . so, hither and thither, jut beyond our own, Creat souls, like state! ship,, as lair to v icw . So near. et cverjo remain unknown, Our polls of dail lire are passing throush; And We, in peaceful shelter sottlv pray: "Fair ship- brave, soul, Ond speed thee on thy way r Announcement. The National Surgical Institute of Indianapolis, with branches at Phila delphia, Atlanta, Ga., and San Fran cisco, which lias a national imputation, will peimanontly establish a branch at Pol Hand, Oragon. Two of tho skilled surgeons of this institute prepared with uvety needed apparatus for tho successful treatment of cripples will meet all tho old puients and such now ones as may dosiro treatment, this year, at the following placea: IV't- land, at St. Charles Hotel, Apiil Cnb, 10th and 11th; Albany, April IStli and 13th; The Dalles, April 17th: Walla Walla, April 10th and 20th; and Seattle, Apiil 25th and 2t5th, and hereafter at Portland, Oregon, on the first two weeks of May and November of each year, commencing Nov. 1882, Rewarc cf all trnvelina Doctors who may claim to represent any other in stitute, for this is the only Surgical Institute on this coast with facilities and oxpeiii-ncn for the treatment of deformities. J. M. Hisiclk, M.D., Geo. ILIIandv, M. D. Surgeons in charge, National Surgical Institute. :U9 Rush St., S. F. Musical Instruction- Prut. Fred. Mayer, of Svv it7erland. is now in tho city and intends oigauizing a class in instrumental music. Any one vv ho contemplates takin" a course of in struction on tho piano will find this n rare opportunity. Prof. Ma er may be seen at Mrs. Twilight's. Music for the piano, organ, Hute, v lolin, guitar, cornet, accordeon, oanjo, fife, concertina and other instrument's. just received at Adler's music store. Thosewiiting desks at theCit book stoie are the best intheeitv. The) are something nice and durable, and just what most oung ladies would appreci ate from the giver. P. .1. '.iiodinau, on Clu namui stieet, has just u-eeivt-d the latest ami most fashionable style of gents and ladies boots, shoes, ete. Look out for tlnee barbels a! the Oi ient Baths, soon. ( Biz, ) Joi.. Furnished or unfurnished looms can be had at the Union Hotel. Carl Adler's motte: -Wo please all in style and price!" Cail Adler's book and varietv store is now second to none north 'ot San Francisco. SiLKxrr.n Quickly. A disties ing cough, by usins Walk's llovr.Y of Honniiouxn axd T.vn ? Pi ke's Tooth Acnn Dr.ors cure in one minute. Coi.dkx's Likbig's Liquid Bi:iif and Toxic Ixvmon.vron is admir ably adapted for females in delicate health. Cablen't; no other. Or druggists. Balmy odors from Spice Islands, Waited bv tho tropic breeze: SOZODOXT in healthful fragrance Cannot be sui passed by thcs. Teeth it whitens, purities; You will use it if ou'rc wie. ti The Peruvian syrup lias cured thou sands who weresulienng from dvspep sia, debility, liver complaint, boIf, hu mors, lemale complaints, ete. Pamph lets free to any address. Seth W. Fowlr & Sons. Boston. A ffient vsrntt tf Int-s lit.ifruo .ii.l n ......... v ...,.-, .t..,i . .tii. suil'i.s in .iiiu. .uoiiigamery s. Suiloii's Ctrnr. will immediately relieve Cioup, whooping cough and Bronchitis. Sold by W. E. Dement. Partier wishing groceries, provis ion. Or lnorplinnrlion e .in,- ilutm ilrtt. should leave their ordois with A. Van Duscn & Co. as they aro prepared to de liver goods in an pait of the city on the shortest notice. Chas. Stevens and Sou have a stock of mouldings and moulders tools which can be bought cheap for cash to eloso out that branch of the business. "Kacitnictack' a lastiii" anil fm- giant pei fume. Price 2" and r cents. Sold by W. E. Dement. Are von made miserable lie finli- gestion, Constipation, Diainess.Loss of npjimic. ieuowi;in.' Mllious VIUll i7er is a positive euro. For sale by W. E. Dement. -A Nasal lniector freo with ea:h bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh. Remedv. Price 50 cent. Sold by W, E. Dement." Wliv will ou eough when Shiloh's Cure wi!l.give immediate lclief. Price 10 ets .to ets and i. sold bv W. VI De ment. Mcintosh lias just leeened a fine lot oi s)rmg overcoats. A lariro eot!.simnnnf rtt 11... Ka-t brand KetlCiOas coal oil just received at Jno. Rodger's, Central Market. Van Dusen A Co. hnvv. iust repel veil a fine lot of hats of the latest styles and patterns. Trnsh pnmi.ii.lc tivarx .!! il.n t r. torla candy factory, Main street. .MISCELLANEOUS. Xotiec. All those pcrbons who have signed the l agreement to form a skatiugclub arc re quested to meet at the skating rink to night. April 3th, for the purpose ()f oriiainziUK- I'enuiniiHliiit. J. P. Feasler will teach a course- in writing in Astoria at the. lower school! on Main street. commencing Thursday evening, April Mil. at T o'clock. Terms. s,;;iora course ot twcivo lessons, pay able at six lessons (moro than one ot the same family at reduced rates). Satisfac tion guaranteed. Lessons given In Doojc-keepmg at moderate rate?. i'nrntHtunl Booms to) Let At Mrs. Munson's lodging house. Onn't IHe in tho Ilonxe. Ask diuagists for "Bough ou Bats." It clears out iaK mice, bedbugs, roaches,) vermin, flies. ant, insects. Lie per bov. Aotlce. I have nought out the rest&ut.int on J from James White and flow lice and rented the same to James White. ind will not lie u'sjHinsible for any debts con tracted. Max W.uiyki:. Sherman ISi-oh. K pi-ess Will receive otdeis at tho store of I. W. Case for upper Astoria or an v other part of the city. Leave, .vour orders on the slate and they will be promptly at tended to. Sidewalk Improvement Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the Common Council of the Citv of Astoria propose to order the iepair"of that por tion of the sidewalk on the soutn sideot Souemoo.ua stieet. in Mt Hiiro's Astori.i. irom.thu west side of Main-street to the ease sine ot jjenton street. Iir rfmoviim all defective timbers and planks and riP- iu.iuiii mi- siiun- tin new nnu snunil timbers, and unless a reinnnstranw signed by the owners of two-thirds of the property fronting on said portion of .sum. street oe men w tin ine Auditor and Clerk Of said citv Within ten dm a fmm the final publication or this 1101100 the Common Council will order said repairs 1U VV IU.1UC. By order of the Common Council, F. C. NOKKIS. Auditor and Cleik Astoria, March 31, 1832. Sidewalk Improvement Notice. NOTICE Is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Astoria propose to order the lenalr of tli:it nni. tionof the sidewalk on the west sidenf .ttain street, in iicuiurc's Astoria, fiom Squemoqua stieet to Jefferson street, bv removing all defective plank and tim bers therein and replacing the same with new and sound plank and timbers, and unless a remonstrance, signed bv the owners of two-thirds of the proper ty fronting on said portion ot said street be filed with the Auditor nud Clerk of said city within ten davs from the Dual publication of this notice the Common Council will order said repairs to be made. By order of the Common Council, I'. C. XOKKIS, Auditor and Clerk. Astoria. Match 31, 1882. .Consignees' Notice. Nkitiiki: Tin: um:bsion'i:i, cn.v-signce- nor the Captain ot the I'.ritMi Marque Wjnlnck, from Uverpool, will be responsible for any debts contracted bv tln crew of slid FPssel, without eoiisentof the Captain. i. L.cnr.KUY. Astoria, April f rd. 1SR2. REPUBLICAN PRIMARY. N JOriCi: IS HKKEIIY tilVUN' TO THE 1 Kcnublieaiis of Astori.i l'n.mM Hum orceinci election lor me niirpote 01 eleciinz Seventeen Delegates to tri- Clatsop coimtv Kepublican Convention, whk-li willbc lit Id at tlio Court house in Astoria, Oregon, on Saturday nett. April Stli, from one o'clock 1: si. to four o'clock r. 3t. of said dav. Messrs. Win. H clch and C. S. Wright have been appointed to act as judges, and F. J. TavlorandT. S. Jewett, to actascleii: or said election. AUKepublieins of said pie clnct are earnestly requested to be present and participate m the selection of deleeati . 15 order of the Precinct Committee." PEIEKP.UXKY. Chainnau. FltlST t'li.lSH Dress Making. liV Mrs. T. S. JawetPs. Up stairs. ppolte Min. Itoseis iioiudin; Houc. For Sale. LOTa.T J.31ANl)IXI!I.OCKn, Oppo site ll.un and Comnaiiv 's door Mid sj,!i' laetorj and the Western Hotel. This prop erty is in a business location and will bo so.d cheap. Also Lot 3 hi Work S3; this let is .ict to rapt, wass double House. Inquire at this office or of dtnk T1IOS. I.OUAX. Street Improvement Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of A.stoiia piopose to order the icpair ot that por tion ot wasnniKion street, in .ucLTurcs Astoria, from the north side of Chena mus street to the south side of Conconi ly stieet. by replanking tho same with new and sound plank, not less than three inches in thickness, and lemnv ing all defective timbers and replacing the same witlniew and sound timbers.' The sidewalk on tho west side of said por tion of Washington street shall be re paired by removing all defective plank and timbers and replacing the same with new and sound timbers, and unless a remonstrance signed by the owner of two-thirds or the property fronting on said portion of said street be filed with the Auditor and Clerk ot said citv with in ten da h from the final publication of this notice the Common Council will order said lepairs to be made. Bv order ot 'he i;ommon council, ' F. C. NOBIHS, Auditor and ("lei k. Attoria, March :il,lfts- The Pioneer Restaurant, MAIV STHEirr. ASTOIilV. OfiV Foiini'riy kept bj .Mrs. An bwnli lliit Uttu Flltcil Ht mill Uc iiiH-iirrl l.j nits. r. vOlmixi. The tables are kept neat and clean and aro supplied with the vcrybet the market atforda. B-Prompt and obiems waiters ire in constant attendwice. i )i MISCELLANEOUS. CLOTHING! MEWS, YOUTHS' AHD BOYS'. . FINE DRESS SUITS. STYLISH BUSINESS SUITS. ,-,,, ,,, r,,.,,..,,, TT. , , ,S Q 1 SJ TFF HATS " J tJO In tin- l.iti-st stjles. Alio a ritst-Cl.lv Lin..- of V CENTS' FDRNiSHING GOODS! The Custom lleiiamiipnt embraces thei Newest Patterns In TWEEDS. CASsI IJII.IUIS. WOlterKDs. el,-, hnits nnule to1 turner 111 tne fjTKVr XF.WVOKK KAMI IONS D. A. Mcintosh Merchant Tailor Clothier and Hatter, ix:cii)hvr m.onc Oarl Adler's BOOK S7PC3H.E3 sr- Tlie largest stock of 'SsSi BlanU Boohs and Stntinnpni INK5U " 5 xJtfcrf Of every description. School isnoks, nibies, focUcal Works. Albums and tiold l'cns, Eesiile, a full and complete llUb tf IlIUMlhtni. L.nlln f3 . itijiiMui, inu.un 'jKKIlMn . nnll vniil itnj. lAnt Store. .VJso. news deoot aticl ncri-npv- fnv every paper and pt-tlodieal puMlshed. Carl Adler's Blusic tore. Pianos and Organs Of all makes constant! v on hand. Also r. full stock ot VIOLINS. GUITARS, BANJOS, AC- COKDEONS, CONCERTINAS, HARMONICAS, FLUTES. Also a larg stock of the best ot . VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC, AND MUSICAL- INSTRUMENTS, As well as even thins else belonging to a ITrst Class .Music Store. Pi.inosai.d Orpiivso!d on me monthl in stallment plan, or fui rent. CARL ADLER'S VARIETY STORE Watches, Clocks and Jew elry. Pocket and Table Cutlery, Yankie Notions and Tos, rieture Frames and Cliromos. Baby Carrlsscs. a coninlcto assortment. Archery, etc XcWKOods by every si earner. The public aie invited to examine my stock and prices. CHEN AMI'S sr.. - ASTOItrA.OUr.GOX. Wilson & Fisher, SHIP CHANDLERS. UKU.Mls IN Iron, Steel. Coal. Anchors. Chains, TAR, PITCH, OAKUM, WltOl'tSHr v! CI t flAI.VAMZED SPIKES, Anils. Copper ":iils mill Burrs, Shelf Hard vare, Paints and Oils Rubber aril Hemp Pachina of all Kinds, PROVISIONS, ri.otnt asi jhli. fki:i. AscnU for Salem LTouriug Jlllls. Cornei t'henamus.aiid llumilton Mieets A.STOKI. OREGON. O. KELMAN. MARBLE AND STONE WORKER Monuments and Head Stones, Or an) thin.: In the line of Stone. SI.ATK CAN SEAMKltS always on hand. ITrst ilass wort an 1 sitisfaction Kiuirantccd Miop op.islte (". 1 t'arkei's resldrnce. CTienamus Sheet, - - - Astoria, Oregon. r GLEANING and REPAIRING XKVT. CHEAl' l Ql'K'K.l'.Y UKOV.V.V. bOVETT. Main Street, .oriMisite V. Lneb's. irAXSRN IJKOTHETIS,! Architects and Builders, All klndH ol House work done at shortest notice. 8tiop Corner of Cass and Astor Street, ASTORU, - ,- - - OBEGOX -mi Ar-"'" S C. H. COOPER, GEXB'RAL MERCHANDISE. WSt. WWBA.T RE0UCTI0N FOE. THE NEXT. 30 DAYS AT lllllllllllimmillllllltUlliluilMIIlltUlltttMltHUMtlllfmitMM! I X L STORE - 1 niiiiniiimaiuiiiiinnnitiiiinmnn... .............. 1.flt1tlH1w1t To make room for large Spring stock. All Winter very low. TX L Store, near ASTORIA M. MEYER - ASTORIA, REDUCTION OF WHOLESALE PRICES. $7 50 PER BARKELOF 30 GALLONS. LA15GE ORDRRS IX UKF, PnOPORTlOX. s kessSQuantities, - - SOjCents per Gallon Bottled Beer, - - - SI 50 )er Dozen cg-SpecIal ntteiilii.ii p,dd tu onlcrs from Public Houses and FamUIes.-W THE COLUMBIA BREWERY LACIIB 13 SUrKIHOK TO 3IOHT, A.I LS I'.XCEU.F1) I5Y NONES ON THIS: COAbT JOHN HAHIN, - - PROPRIETOR, CHENAMUS STREET, - AST0RIAr OREGON. ayOrdcrs left at the GKRMAMA UEKlf UAU. will be prcrapUy aueuded to.- John A. IVIontgoxnery,, (srccRsson to jac.ktxm&- siontgojirky.) COK.VF.rt Ol'.HAIX- AX1 ASXORXA. CHAS. HEILBORN, MANUFACTITREU OF; FUBNITURE a? BEDDINGS AND DEALEK IN Carpets-, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Ccmplcte in every branch. fra f-Soo s; d 3pv WAil E5! -'Ms lulu 111: f u !ts . pp. Egfl m THE goods will be sold C. If. COOPER, Parker House, Astoria. BREWERY. - . sj . rnn: - wj wot m OREGON. UK.VUUJS I.V Tin, Sheet Iron and .Copper Ware. A (!ei tral Assortment ot HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for MstgwjStovcs andRange8 The llest In theaarkct. l'lumWns Roods ;ot all kinds onShand. JM work- done hi a workmanlike manor r. JKI'FHHHOV MTREET8, S t bSS 2 S- g8S sSst 3 Z.iV 1 Sti 2 Tl- fiisa?RSfv.l: SEiaS!a8cg I, 9 J S-3 sos,: isiaisisi! S3 Qijif
