The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, May 30, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIT-)- U!bulh3lcitohr TTTT'fl "T'TTi . HiTTT Tl "'-TT1 221xc Jteilvj oturlniu AKTOK1A.OKEKON: TUESD AT.. ..MAY SO. isse J.F. UALLOUAV. ...fcdltor. Decoration Day. To-DATv throughout the Union, the graves of the gallant dead arc lovingly strewn with flowers, and in crowded cities," bj winding streams, in quiet woodland ceme teries land, on suncrowned ceno taphs the sad and sacred ceremony of decorating the. graves of our country's heroes is observed. The observance of the day is a peculiar one,and wbile'itbrihgs up sad m'ein qries of those stormy yearsof battle, it should not bring a trace of the bit terness that was felt when Lee .-. laid down his sword in the first glow of early summer seventeen .y$arsago. '.Tho mystic chords of -memory" reach back in vibratory measure to " those battle-fields jvKere the . brave men whose mempry-we commemorate to-day laid down their lives that "a gov- ' ernmant of the people, by tho people-Jind for the people" should not perish from the earth; but those chords that thrill ill woe, when touched by the memory of the past, must sound a sweeter strain of hope and comfort when touched by the better part of our nature that looks forward to the hopeful future. "When every chord has been sounded by the mad fingers of passion, and every string shaken bv the pitiless hand of pain; when the whole being can cry out from the depths of agony that it knows itself; then, and nut till then, can one read by the light of this heaven-kindled torch all the broken hopes, the unfinished . histories that blot and make - -illegible the heart scrolls of a nation's greatest, and reading them through falling tears ono must grow . very pitiful and sadly reflect upon the changes and mutations that overwhelm us all. Tho 30th of May has come to bo a general holiday, and whether it shall occupy a permanent place in tho scant list of our American holidays or not, yet it deserves to . be perpoluated if not perverted to . an improper or biased intent. In this connection it is with regret we notice that tho general in : charge at Vancouver has issued an order that none but the graves of the Union dead shall bo deco rated. This is unwise and nn--,- just. 'Tisnotso much the cause for which they died. We honor thepoor 1 handfuls of "dust that alone are left' of the bcaver men on both aictfes that 'fighting fell for what they believed, to be right, nnd it ill becomes those who rejoice in "the sunlight' of to-day to-refuse the poor meod of a fragrant bios . 'SOnVito the memory of tlio men that are at rest. " " Kind Nature, "more morciful -i than.. her -.children, drapes alike the resting place of the Blue nnd "tho Gray, "and wraps in tender robes of her own weaving the lit . , tie grassy mounds iu colors the brightest, and flowers that will not fade in the morrow 'a sun Here, in Astoria, we believe none .?-? .... .. . . , ot the nation's ueaa are lata, so that we shall not eclebrato tho day " in spirit, yet m spirit wo are with the thronging, comrades that mourning deck tho graves of tho departed and pay them the tribute tkat the affectionate remembrance of'a nation accords them.' The Tariff Commission. The Administration have come to tbe conclusion that the interests of tho country should be repre sented, in. the Tariff Commission by tho best men attainable. If this be the fact, it is not seen how the Pacific coast can -be denied any share in the deliberations of that body. The" great" iutcrests of the country ail? not many. They aro iron, coal, wood, cotton tnnnufac ture's, wine, brandy, oil and tropical productions, drugs and chemicals, and a few lesser "interests. On suchW alignment oiir State can not entirely, be thrust -abide if jus-, tico btojbo.done. But the ques tion arises-whether, this is the orxact. shapo which tho Commis sion was intended to take. If all the interests, so-called, are repre sented, there can bo nothing but a give and tako operation. It can not be denied that there would be some advantage in that. Sections which now have not the measure of protection to which they arc en titled would have a chance to se cure redress. But the idea of the Commission at first was rather that it should be composed of men who are not interested, and who could speak with authority on the subjects -laid before them. To se cure the largest range of thought they should be taken from the dif ferent sections of the country. In this way" it was expected that a valuable addition would be made 1 to the rather scanty and unsatisfac tory literature of taxation. Cer tainly it will have to be conceded that the consumers should ha vis somo voice in the Commission. They aro the great body of the people. It is out of their pockets that tariff levenues arc taken. To surrender the Commission wholly to those who arc interested in get ting all they can produce or make, would.be a very one-sided pro ceeding, out of which no gre,U good would be likely to come. XEW TO-DAY. LIBERTY HALL. Friday & Saturday, June 2d i- .'5u, andSatnrdar 31atinee. THE GREAT DRAMATIC EVENT, JayRial'j Majestic. Elaborate and Brilliant Re vival of the famous Moral and ricturoequ flay TJncle Tom's Cabin! Elevated to the position of a Ihatoriocl Drama. An I a Ten to ry of Rial's Special Feature: A POWERFUL DRAMATIC COMP'Y Positively the moat meritorious that has 'ver interpreted Harriet Ueeober MoweV World-renowned Brama. Pack of Trained IllootllionntU. I a trod need in Act Hand tho pursuit or fcllza iaak ttaia t e most exciting and tbnllin scene ever introduced ou the etage Mnjnolla Jubilee lianil Falthfulljdepictthe trials, sports and diversions of blarery dara. Celebrated Trltk ftonker '".Terry," Verr JLmminc and Remarkabir Intelligent Ma;nineot Scenery and EflciK I Deluding tho supremely corceou3 Tranformatlcn aceoe. SPECIAL NOTICE. Notmrti standing tLo enormous expense of tbU combination the man agement aek USUAL PRICES ONLY! Ko extra oharce. for rescrred seat jPemcmber the Matinee Seats can bo eouredat UarlAdler'alluMC Store SPECIAL NOTICE. Tito More Grand Performances Will be Given ly TnE CRYSTAL PALACE WONDER. AT- LIBERTY HALL. On Tuoidaj- Evening, Maj- KOtlt, 1 fA I'KESENTS GIVEN AWAY ATI fA lyjtk EACH EXTKltTAINMKNT. J- Entire Change of Programme. GRAND FAMILY HATIMEB Thin Afternoon at 2 o'rlorl. I'UICC UFvAD)IISSIO: ADULTS .... FiflJ Grill", (Holder entitled to six em elop.-) CHILUUEN" ... ilalf Price (Holder entitled to three cniclopcs) Col. Wesley Vouii.t. Aa'J 3rm.s. 333SJSt:Br. DH.LRK IX New and Choice MILLINERY, De'liei to eall tho attention of the Ladle of Astoria to the fact that she has received a larae aisortmont of the fcATKST HT'IiI'..S OF Hats, Bonnets, Trimmings, AXI JMSFCST QOOBS. Corner Slain and Squemoqhc Street;. City Auditor's Notice. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATTIIE 1 City Assessment Koll of the City of Astoria, Oregon, as returned by the Cltv As sessorfor the jear 1882. is now on file in the office of the Auditor and Clerk of said city, where It will remain open for inspection un til the 31st day of Jlay, 18S2. All triplica tion for corrections or revisions of tho vime must be filed nith sold Auditor and CItrl: prior to said 3lst day of May. 1882. k. c. Nonni. Auditor and Clerk. Astoria, May 10, 18S2. Notice to Contractors. BIDS WILLBE RECEIVED FOR BriLD lng the New School House, on liloek 71. unUl Saturday, June 3, 1882, at 1 o'clock p. sl, accordmff to the plans and specifica tions to bo seen at J. W. Gearliart's store. Uidswill bo considered for main bulldinj: and tho basement separately, or both to pettier. The Directors reserve the risht to reject any or all bids. Satisfactory bondi will hi .required with each bid. By order of the Board of Directors. J. G. HUSTLER. Clerk. Astoria. May 20. 1SS2. dtf LETTER HEAD PAPER, PRINTED OR PLAIN, OU" THE BEST quality at The Astobub ofSce. MISCELLANEOUS. MAGtfUS G. CROSBY, Dealer In EARDf AEE, IRON, STEEL, Iron Pipe and Fittings. Pluta anfl Steam Fitters Gcods and Tools. SHEET LEAD? STRIP LEAD SHEET IRON' TIN ANB'COPPER, CamisrpBilFisiifiiieiis Supplies Stoves, Tin Ware and House Furnisbingj Goods. JOBBING IN SHEET IIJON. TIN. COPi PER PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING Done 'with, neatness and dispatch. Nuno but first rlavs workmen employed. A Iirgo assortment cf; SCALE? Constantly on land ROSCOPS FIRST CLASS Oyster Saloon. Q CIIKVAMUS STUEF.T. ASIORLV. miin lndeusioni-d is pleased to -8. announce to tin? public that lie U nnk- Bosion Crystal Ice . Cream ! The finen Ico Cream ever dl'hed np to the Amerle.in public. Try it, nml lie com hired. He also luruLlics, m llrt-clafs st le, o.steus, hot cepra: tea, inc. AT THE Ladies' and Gent's Oyslcr Saloon, cjienamus sTiiKirr. Please Rive me a call. i:o.coi: DIXON, rropnctor CHICAGO KRRWBRT. .1. STU.YUMS. - - agssjt. Is now reaOj to supplj the public with the Celebrated Chicago Beer In an quantity to suit, i have also this Celelirnttil Cblcajio f.ccr In Hollies Which is non cn popular amone;,"all fami licandaloon." lleays seiul in otir orrtcis ami they will lue inv best attention. .1. STKAESS. Astoiia, Oregon. Ajjent for Oreco'i and Wa'-h. 'ler The Splendid Mew Ship "ADOLF OBRIG!" I44S Tons Register, liuilt under Special Suivey and Classed A 1 for Fifteen ears, i:vi:Rr.Ti" staiIjF., .iinst(T. "VSTH.I. LOAD roil LIVERPOOL DIIIECT. t and liain thebulkof liercin;ien Kiceil. will bequicklvdi'.iialeheil. A limited quantity of salmon can !' til.en, on ieaou r.blc tcrni, m lots to suit Vi'pjw rs JS"l'or Intc or I'relgrlit andotliei particulars, applj to SIBSOM, CHURCH c CO., Portland. Gre"on. injlltl " G.innery Surjplies liuporte.l .tr.d for sale by WES. SSYJX&S:, asioiha, - - OiiEOOV 7.lTi-rjtHsl h::U, rases S:u-N. dc. Aint fnr HailoilcV Koldiiuu 'Miclilne, .IiiliutouS Impr-iMd Soldering apjinratns; rotarj" tabic lor solileriiti; -r.ii'!s: IHoihI's net floats Boarding Prisoners. jeam:d proposals wiu, isi: received until Wednesday, Mav31,lS82, at 2 o'cloclc r. mIiv the tmderbis;iu'il. at the office of the auditor and clerk of Hie citj of Astoria, for the boarding of all prisoners that may be confined in the City Jail, for one j ear from June 1, 18.S2. UIils must slate the price per niea I. Each bid must also be accompanied vitli a Kuirantec, signed by two lesponsible. tax-pajers. to the effect that if the con tract be awarded to such bidder, that lie will, within inrty-oight hours after no tice of such awaid, enter into the eon tract therefor with good and sufficient sureties for its faithful performance. The riniit to reject anv and all bids is hei eb v reserved. w.r:. DEMENT, T. .1. TAYLOK. K01JT. CAKKUTHEKS. Committee on Health and Police. Astoria, May 27, 1S82. mj27-14t Notice. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE received bj the undersigned at the office of the Auditor and Clerl: of the City of Astoria, until Wedne:day, May 31. 1882. at 2 o'clock p. St.. for the furnishing of coal oil, A, B & D chinuiejs and A. 15 & D wicks for the lamp- of the city for one j ear from .lime 1. 183J. Bid-, miiht state the Mice Per zrallon for mil nil. the price per dozen for A, B &D cliim nej.and tiie ptico per dozen for A, B & D wiclfe. .uach bid must also be accom panied with a guarantee signed bvtwo lesponsible tax-payers to 1 lie effect that if the contract be awarded to ,uch bid dei, that he will within forty-eight hours after notice of such award, enter into contract therefor with good and sufficient sureties for the sum .if .r,nn tor tho friithf ul pcrfoi mance of the con- uiici. me rimu, to reject any and all bids is hereby reserved. A.G.bPEXARTII. r. J. TAILOR, I. W. CASE. ' Committee on Public Property. May 27, 1832. W 'laseotjs. (RUO0ES0H TO TAOE iV A1.T.KN.) ijili Wio!ejiliiit n-lail iH-hIit Ui I:. PrdViSiifniz, Giasj Plated Ware.! Tiioi'inti and utauric FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. lollier MUi flflBBlU fP; .i The latKOit and ::uwt t ini !.!i" -soeK. .'f: KWi.It In their line to be found Iu lit.- e'.tj. Ci.nHT of Cn. niwI SriiiMiiiti'.ihi filler ts. ATOi.IA. OlIFlIUN. MAV.Tiy FOAltn. j.vfuM:' FO&EB & STOKES,, Wholesale anl rf l.i'di ah r in Wood and "Willow-waro. j GROCERIES. j Tobacco, Cigars. Wines and Liquors I roiiKiOK AXD noMn-rriR Fruits rtndYegetablcs, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE. General Commission Merchants ASTOHIA, Oltl'.OOX. Next to Oregon Hallway & Ni. ws Hivi: iUv. !ir:iliill!il & BBJBT'S -AND- rfGg&to. .PX22, ARE THE BEST. And co-t no moTi tlnu otitis ItiamU , :.n,l If the Merchant v.llh wlion oii tiade dues not Keep our Cood-, it i. Iicau-e it pas better to sella pair ef Boot orhoc', terj tv.o month? than c err four or lie. V.'K (1UAUANTEE nVKKY 1'AIK VK MAKE. All Merchants In good ciisilt can pin;ure theso Coods at our Warehouses In I'urtlaml or S.in rrancisco. Try our "HERCULES'- Patent Boots HECHTBROS. & CO. XKT LOST. OXTltE KTEXIXO Or TCI3DAY.TIII: 23d, about secnty fathoms In the line pf rj-mesh, Barbour No. 12 net. Finder w ill be suitaby rewarded by delUcrmc, orci- ll infirtlin.liMi nt .n,a .t I..1!.. B- f 1 . Cimiei. XICK C.hOUOIl 1201w SET FOirxiJ. ABOUT 1V0TATIIOMS NET. 4". 3IESUE.S deep, Barbour" No. 10 12-i1v mine, corks marked with white paint. Oivnercan have same by calling at A. Booth & C. and lming duties. xr.T Forxo. PICKED UP IN YOCN(3W BAY OX MAY 21st. about lSOIatlioi'is, of scotch No. i iwine ; corks marked O. C. C. & Co., and tho leads marked O. O. Ouurrcan hae itby appl j Iiik at r. P. Co. and iuj ins clmrues. 123 lw SET LOST. A BOUT ONE HUNDRED TATHOMS 4' IX inesh. Scots 11 ?nd 12-nl v r Inc. In two piece, sinkers marked, w. S. and some n,-t.-a 11 l1 .n, ln.f r... .1... nnli. ..r n, vw..fc, ...a., ,1.11 iu)i v i uin .Mill ui .tlily ine.ir the Creat EcpuMlr. I'inder will be I'ordorthls ofllce. SET IjOsJT. ON NIOHT OF HAY 21st, ABOUT 100 fathoms -Ij-mesh net. Barbour's No. 40. 12-ply twlno : no mams. rindcr will apply at MARTIN I'OAli ius. li'ZS lw Blanks, Promissory notes, bonds for deed, quit claim deeds, mortgage, and warranty deeds, at this office. JIISCE A JVyVSa&SWiTNV T .11 l JAX."V- jf IB tW? MISCELLANEOUS. Geo, W. Hume i iWhoiesaie and Retail Dealer 1gp.ocee.ies, Provisions, Lumber, KTC. KTC. ETCS : Kishwiiiriis and Cainievy SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY. AGENT FOE THE San iose Fruit Packing Company. AND THE I CfiDUgarSigaj, Fnnicisco Uhemical WORKS, jRTOltlA I OREGON C3-G TO HM. B. KANT, THE "SOSS" ,v Men's, Youths' and Boys' Hlig yjif. i:o4 i.S GENTST FURNISHING GOODS! Tin". IIOSS I,V the LstcitSijles HATS AHD CAPS! T1IF, KS l. B00T8 iiTD SHOES! THE I50SS I?.' Tin: t;r?s MERCHANT TAILOR.! You will find tho I'met and l.aigct Assortment, (lie Usst Quality, and the 10 WEST of PRICES. IM. D. KANT, The Clothier. I ILL'S UlIBTIBX. OLO.IIH.I., -WALTEItPAKK.-., - ruoi-imnoK sfAtiEMANAOEi: Now Stnri. in Knpid Sucrcsiioa ! Engagement of MISS KITA EARI.E. THE QVEEN OK SONO AND"l)ANCE! Opc-u all .ir Vi-ar, rerformantc I'.vrrj .M:bt. Entire Clianse or Pro. urauuue Onre n M'veK. Comprising all the late SONGS, DAHCES AMD ACTS. We give the Best Variety Entertainment In the West. The thcatic N crowded nightly, and all who have witnessed the cntert.imment pro nounce it to be enual to any gl en el'cwhcre. Mr. Hill as a caterer for the public's amusement can not be ecelied. Anj bodv uisliiug to spend a plcasjnt erening and see sparkling wit and beauty without vul garlt) , bltoiilil iriproe the opportunity and come. The comp.iny compi bes tiie follor,in;t well known Artlits MlsS FVXME WALTO.V. Miss Lot'tsr. Cook. . Mi:. Cii vnr.Es Kohlki:. Mi:. Joii.v Cook, Mi:. Jo'.Rfii rrrrrv, Mi:. Waltpu Pakks Allif which will appear n'gbtlr in their dif forent speenltles. Open air concert et er evening; perform ance commencing at R; entrance to theatre on Benton street ; private boes on Clicna mus street. Look out for Our Stars. lOENIi 8 VjJV eSJX . t - fesrMTlrfij i i rv -lifi JSJCV VTi- 2SZ&tjnZzi2l&&&2PT OUR- Dissolution of m"1 HB .oi ls it an object to save Five Dollars on a Beautiful Cloak ot Dolman, the handsomest in Astoria? Is it an object to save a Dollar on a Dress? Is it an object to save Fifty Cents on a pair of Shoes? Is it worth while to save from the largest assortment in CALL AT THE CALIFORNIA They arc closing out business. CloiMni '$ Less on a Suit Utan any oilier Store in Astoria :e: .oxcLoxsaTo 27 Locatien: a.3IFOS.2T2:E, STQK.E, Opposite. P. O Astoria, Auction Sale! AT- E. O. HOLBEIN'S AUCTION ROOMS! KYGOItS. STATIOSEnV. prATrnwAiii:. i'lCTJ'KK Tli t3ia 1'AISTIXCS. T.UKFI: KOTJOXS, Sale to Commence SATURDAY EVENING, May 20, 7 p. m. A:il Cuiitlctic !!iilj-. At'tri'iiouti and Krenlug. l?T (X. B.) During the Dav and during intermission of the Auction Sale any Gooih may be purchased at "Pi irate Ssale. f tieBossOoffee and Tea Pot y Hfim'Bfess Jl&s TWO BOOKS EAST lOP OCCLBENT, illSOELLANEOUS. arbours Wo. 40 iZ-Ply SALMON TWINE! XL mM. COMUffD 1EJD Mm,0FTTIFF mdTS -In the Latest Stjles. Also a First-Class SEINE T!WINES . ! GENTS' FURNISHING COODS! A Full Stock Now on Hand. HENRY DOYLE & CO., 511 Tilarket Street. S:m J'rasieUco Sole Agents for the Paciilc Coast. Notice. THE DELINQUENT TAX ROLL FOK the rear issi, together with a warrant from the County Court lor the collection of the same, is in my hands. Delinquent tax payers will please settle at onco and save costs. A.M.TWOMBLY, myS Sheriff. Why, .-i -?. Wm -, ?' Partnership money m purchasing Corsets Astoria? It so, STORE Oregon. Auction Sale! I rcitsisinisoGoops, 1 cirrr.ERY. JKAVEMtY. , ' IMSEtS. i ART GOODS. 1 SrjGAKS. Etc.. Eta. .MAY BE 1LD 01 fE.R.HA"WES i zni - AfiPVT AKo, Agent tor the celobrated KiicK'h 1-iiteitt Coolt Storr, ibdallioia1 urn, STEAM I'lTTINGS A SITCIALTY. None but the bet workmen employed. AU work 'guaranteed or no charge. ASTORIA. OREGON 3IISCELLANE0US. CLOTHINGr! MEWS, YOUTHS' AND BOYS'. FINE DRESS SUITS, 'STYLISH BUSINESS SUITS. The Custom Department embraces tho 'Newest l'attorns in TWEEDS. CA331 MERES. "AOIiSTrns. etc. Suits mado to j order In tho 1 I I..V'1-r.ST XF.W VOltK PASIHOXH B. A. Mcintosh Merchant Tailor Clothier and Hatter, OCCIDENT BLOCK ir- - - i