The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, September 27, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textflj Elxe m jvslevtn: ASTORIA. OREGON- "WEDNESDAY SEl'TEMUEK 27. li&2 .1. r. HALLOKAX. JUIHor The Growth or Railroads. Notwithstanding all that is said about bad and oppressive management of railroads, their his-I tory during the last twenty years shows that the accommodations and facilities extended to all class es of patrons have been steadily increased, while the rales have been just as steadily diminished. This has been owing lo the laws of competition and business, which force men and corporations equally to meet the wishes of those who deal with them, and lower prices as competition increases. The fifteenth annual volume of Poor's "Manual of the Railroads of the United States,' just published, presents an unusual array of inter esting facts and statistics relating to the growth and developments of the railroads of ihis country. Ac cording to Poor, the construction of railways in the United States in 1S81 was the greatest of any year during its history, being fl,"."iS miles. But great us was the con struction during 1831, he believes that the year 18S2 will show a still larger. He estimates that duiing this year not less than 10,000 miles will be built. The railioad mile age in the United Stales has grown to 52,914 miles. The authority we have quoted" estimates that over 500.000 miles of railway will be re quired before the limit of neces sary transportation facilities will be reached. The North American Review for October opens with an article on ''The Coming Revolution in England," by IT. M. Ilyndman, the English radical leader, giving an instructive account of the agita tion now going on among the Eng lish working classes for the recon struction of the whole politico social fabric of that county. 0. 13. Frothingham writes of "The Objectionale in Literature," and endeavors lo point out the distinction " between litoratuie which is per se corrupting, and that which is simply coarse. Dr. Henry Sehlicmann tells the inter esting story of one year's "Dis coveries at Troy." Senator John 1. Mitchell, of Pennsylvania, treats of the rise and progress of the rule of "Political Bosses." Prof. George L. Vose, of the Massachu setts Institute of Technology, con tributes an aiticle of exceptional value on "Safety in Railway Trav el;" and Piof. Charles S. Sargent, of the Harvaid College Aiboie tum, contributes an instructhe es say on "The Protection of For ests." The' Review is sold by booksellers and newsdealers gen erally. Tin: forty convicts killed in a Russian prison piobably expected death when they lose against the authorities. It h nothing new for convicts to seek .such an end of in tolerable cruelties. There is abun dant evidence of the highest char acter proving that British convicts in Van Dienmu's Land weie fre quently driven by most hoirible and long-continued barbarity to suicide or a mad rush on certain death from the gun of the guards. Russian prisons are no better to day than were the penal arrange ments of Great Britain at Norfolk Island years ago. Death i not the greatest evil that may be made to wait on frail humaniij In some of our states to-day there are con vict systems that are a disgrace to our civilization.. A Caiko despatch of the 21th represents Arabi Pasha as saying tho best thing the English could do Tor Egypt would be to send all the notables and other leading men connected with the rebellion out of the country, ll they do not do so, vengeance will surely be wreaked upon them after their de parture; Seeing the manner m which the Bnlish treat their prisoners nnrt wounded, Arabi says they are a great people and puMHUBaaccaHsao that he is heaililv sorrv he fought them, lleasseits that he never thought the English would send a large army to assist the ldicdive, and so he wa led into the war. He denies that he had any commu nication with the sultan during the war. Am:k.uv about twenty-ieven biographies of Arabi Pa.sha have appeared in the newspapers. They all agree that "he was born," and that is the only point of general agreement. When Arabi gets time he can select from these va rious efforts the scenes and inci dents of a very entertaining auto biography. Meantime wv must !c content with the knowledge that "he was born." Tin: sultan of Turkey has ordered immediate surrender to Greece of the whole frontier fixed by the international commission. Representatives of the poweis who at the invitation of the Gicik ambassador were to discuss the Turko-Greek fionlier question, dissolved their meeting leaving the settlement of the difficulty to Tmkey. Tin: St. Louis Globe-Democrat concludes that negro minstrels ie reive larger salaries than Here ever before paid that branch of the profession. They ought to. The. man who has the moral coin age to palm off as new. season after season, jokes that originated with Dan Christy in Ml desenes to be liberal I rewarded. Extkavaii vnci: is one of the strongest o'f American char acteristics. It is no uncommon thing in this great country for a man who never had fifteen cents worth of character to enter a libel suit Tor $100,000. Whither are we drifting? John Bi:k:iit, the great English commoner, is about to visit the United States. Heaiing of this, an Indiana lecluie committee has wiitten to him asking his terms for a lecture on his disease of the kidneys. -Pa nisi ax capitalists still have faith in the Panama canal scheme. .Arrangements for preparing to commence getting ready for e-c- cavaling aie in an advnaced stige of forwardness. At the congress of electricians, which is to meet in Paris, October 11, one of tho most impoiUiut questions to be considered will be that of protection for telegraph cables. Tt is estimated that the late strike among the iron workers of Pittsburg cost the community v', 000,000 in wages, the number of men idle being about 20,000. NEW TO-DAY Benton Sireet. NOTICE is hereby jjtven that the as sessment made by Onlinaucc No.-JRI. for the inipimeinent nl and repair ni Ronton sticct, hiriweon the muiIIi side ol Controinly street and the isoith hide of Com t stieoi in McCIure's Astoiia. in the manner pi oided bv Ordinance So. !S0, on each of the fallowiii" described "lots flouting upon that part of Ronton Mieei liom me sown mud or t once.ui! sticct lo the noi tli side of Court Muvi. is now due and payable at the ofTuv of the ('it Treasinei, in s-aul c.jtx, n I nitcd Mates oltl :ml silver coin", and unless paid with'n live days from the expiration of this notice, iz: October 12. 1SS2. the Common Council will oider warrants issued for the collection there of. The assessment is as follews: .". 0 So. of I VrobaUc Zameuf Owner. lM. Block. Cott. Iis.O. Forth J 9 S 7 00 .1. v. Gcarhart s j 9 1100 C. Unites 1 10 U.li. Pniker .- 10 ft! SO United Mates 4 ! mi si 7.", J- J- I'ai.kpr 1 21 ! 81 73 I.S.N light j H 21 ffi.-i0 Mrs. Richardson.. l 7 ia; 50 A.Montjjouu'iy... 27 Wl ZQ Clatsop Count v.. . 1 28 81 73 .., '; " 23 -SI 75 t.eo. 1 lacl 1 1 41 81 To " " -11 8175 " ' 1 42 !2 7.". M. M.Cilnv.iu ,s ! 81 7"i JpbKoss.. t u m75 Mrs. tlavt'l 8 47 i 75 C. Boeling 4 4S 817.". u r 43 81 7r. R oider of the Common Council. F.C.NORIUS, Auditor and Cleilr. Astoi ki, Or., Sept. 27, 82. lOtd THIRTY DAYS ONLY ! STEADIER "JKATA'PA" On iiiK toiler beliis too small for our busi ness ill 00 sold 011 reasonable terms. Apply .it the office of Uadollet & Co., Up per Astoria, for particulars, -v lien the boat can be seen. UADOU.irr & CO. il-SOJ Boat Found. "yj-STTItDAY MORNING. A "WHlTi: JL SkiH off "Wilson & FIslierV tiock. Omier cau have her by applying at Astoria Brewery saloan. 3t BPPgl LMI Uf.l .JIM A . J J WWHB BWBIHi iep soup ' 'p'Plrjl Y&'D V A XtAjEA A, JLiJEw JL . J, Arvold's Go early and choose from his Fine, New, Large and Carefully I Selected Stock of ALL KINDS OF '&XS Shoes rei: Ladies & Gentlemen Now is the tune to get your Boots and Shoes HO M0EE TROUBLE! J"eryone kinms the bother with or dinary buttons 011 shoes. We furnish patent buttons to all our ciiatoineis for huliouru .shoes. Thev lon"t come tff ami won't tear out. . Ieeolieet T have a large 'slock of the very best goods, and you will find my prices as low as a 113'. ZS" Close attention paid to cus tom made Boots anil Shoes of all kinds for Ladies and Gentlemen. 225 Repairing neatly done. SHERMAN'S MOST CELEBRATED Educated Horsm ! AND- CIRCUS! Will cs.hn.ir In Astoria on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27. '82. lesr-. ('. ami J. Shcniian Like jjieat iUxs- !K in nniioniicinx tliat in mhbtioii to their niol woiitierful Seltool or 2:ttmtei Ilor.srs. Tlicj hap this year uilihii a iKI' Oi4 AIi:.IC STAKS, tiiMirpaeil by any hain Uiteil thiseoast for years, t. Mi-s. Kate Cross, Sciionta JY.lmj ni. "Siis,. l'ltl Markle , Jlr. Fn't .Mai klo , Mrs. MiHjikl, Sieriit & Duray, "Mr. Joe AVillianis. Atller & Zorrllf. Mr. Ike Binies-i ami Mr. .lo? Allen. S!iprma Silver i.'oruet Ikiuul Will i.tniile thetivcts m the liianillcfiit oliai lot, drawn Ity siv iiohli' steals. ADVtstSION. CHILDREN'. SI. OO - no MAKTi:," FOAUH. .1. J. STOIC KS JOAEB & STOKES, "Wholesale ami letail dealers In Yood nod Willow-ware, GROCERIES. Tobacco. Cigars. Wines and Liquors rOREIC.N AND DOMESTIC) Fruits ciibcl Vegetables "TOr-R, FEED, A XI i COUNTRY PRODUCE. AXI General CommiBBion Merchants AKTOK1A, OKECOX. X't to Onnn Railway & Nav. co's Dock The Ucv.Geo. II. Thayer, of Jlour bon, ind says: "Both myself and wife owe our lives to Snn.on's Coxsuhptiox CnaE.'' Sold by W.E. Dement. Jlil XtKStmmmmWKtKtStLLommm 1mKk it m w m NEW 6GODS, b.- W mmm mm mWmmW mm mm I am opt ninj; a lint class stok of New rumititre, coiaprbin every thing in the hue of Cliainbcr Sets, Parlor Furniture, Carpets, Oil Clotlis, Mattings?, Lace Curtains, House Triimnings, and the latest novel ties in Interior Decorations. I would respectfully suggest to parties desirous of seeing really fine goods to call. The quality of my goods taken in consideration with their price will commend them to nil loyers of fine articles. Hatlrases nm! Itcililiutr in Stork, nml .Hade to Order. Agent forHoej-'s patent bed-sofa, of which theie are oyer 10,000 in use on the Pacific Coast. Flavel's building, opposite Welis, Fargo & Co's office. III. W. GALLICK. The BossOoffee and Tea Pot 1 iav''HHIHFfl'''Bi'S'i!BTBHEffj S3lBBBSBi E. XI. HAWK TWO DOOKSEAST OP OCCIDENT, UR.II.ER IX IJay, Oats, Straw. Lime, Brick, Cement and Sand Wood Delivered to Order. Draying, Teaming and Express Business. Horses ana Carriages for fliie. DEALER IX WINES, LIQUORS AND C1CARS. FIRST 'IjA.SK CLOSING OUT AT COST!! During tliis week our entire stork of DRY GOODS, ci.otiii:v;. Cents Furnishing Goods', HATS AND CAPS. HOOTS AXI SIIOKi. V.W., VAc. To make mom for a comiilrte sto-r; of Hardware and Ship Chandlery. lueis. v.ill find many ilcsirahle ooils In the lot, anil all at extremely low prices'. A. VAN DUSEN & GO. ASIC FOR Union India Rubber Company's Pure Para Cum Crack Proofi RUBBER BOOTS. P.EWARE Or IMITATIONS! He sure tho Hoots are stamped CI'APK VliOUV on the heels, and have UwPUllK GUM SVRIXQS on the Toot ami iuIep, which prevent their cracking or breaking. We are now making them with IiUltllKIi AXD ASBESTOS Soles which will make them last more than twice as long as any i JtuDner ijoois inane. FOR SALE BY ALT. DEALERS. ALL KINDS RUDDER DELTIXO, PACK ING, HOSE. SPRDCGS. CLOTHING. DOOTS AND SHOES, etc. ;OOIYE AR RVBREK CO. R. II. PEASE. .lr.. I . I S. M. RUXYON, "'-" "in . San Francico. i Barbour's No. 40 I2-Ply SALMON TWINE ! COM AND LfilD LINES, SEINE TWINES. A Full Stock Now on Hand. HENRY DOYLE & CO., 511 Market Street. Saa Fraaelsre Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast w o mmmmw . Jh. - W m9 M MAY BE HAD Or R.lOTAXV'TCvS sen: aoknt. AIo. .V4iit Hir tm celflmiUMl Ii:-U I:!!!!! i'uoli Sinn, 1IBDALL10N RANGE S-lllM riTTINCS A SPICIAL1Y. Non but tin bct workmen cmplojcil All work Kiiarunti'Ptl or no ch.n:. ASTORIA, OKKGON HILL'S VARIETIES. GKO.IIILL. ... PROPRIETOR WALTER PARKS, - STACK MAXAOER Engagement of Miss HAMIE GOODRICH, The Queen of Serio Comics. JOHNNY STOKES Tlic lireatest of All Ilehrew Iini)ev.soiintors. CHAS. BARROW The Chesterfield orjlinstrelsv. 'l'ogpther with a new ORCHESTRA. AH the Old Favorites Retained. Open nil lite Year, Performance I'.viri Mht. I!ntlre ( lianse of Pro runinie Onre :i MVek. Comprising all the latest SONGS, DANCES AND ACTS. We give the Best Variety Entertainment In the West. 'the theatre is crowded nightly, anil all wliouaxe witnessed tlioeutcitaiumunl pro nounce it to be coiinl to any kIumi elsewhere. ilr. Ihll as a caterer for the public's nmu-scmeui can not be excelled. Anyuouy wishing to spend a pleasant evening anil see .sparkling wit and oeauty without uil- gaMty,.siiouid improxe iuco)pornuuiyana come. The eomiMiiy comprises the following well- Know n Arllsis: Mis- F.xxxii: V.'ai.tox. -MlSs MOI.I.Ii: CllHISTV. "Mn. Tov. CiunsTV. Id it. Waltkk Pai:ks. AH of which will appear nightly in their dif ferent specialties. Open air concert every e cning ; perfonn ance coiumencinu at 8; entrance to theatre on Uenton street ; private boes on Cliena- miLS sireet. Nnvr Stars in Rnpiil Sncccssion ! P.. F. STI'A ENS. C. S. P.ROWX CITY BOOK STORE. Where jou will find all tho standard works or me d.iy.aud a constantly c Hanging stock of uo cities and tanc articles : we keep the 1 est assortment or variety goods in the city. Pocket Books, Picture Frames, Steroscopes, Mu sical Instruments, Sheet Music, Bijou terie, & Celluloid Goods, etc., etc. P. 1 STEVENS & CO. Summons. TUSTICIvS COURT, ASTORIA PRECINCT r uiaisop county, oreijon. ss. F. D. Winton, Plaint iff, s. C. O. Ola. De- icnuanr. To C. . Class, the ahove named defend ant : In the name of the State of Oreon Oreeting : j-ou are hereby required to appear iiewru ine unuersigncu jusucc oi ine peace for the precinct aforesaid on the 2nd day of -siiveiuuer, iNi ai u o ciock in me lorcuoou of said day. at the ofllee of said iustice. to answer the above named plaintih in a civil action. Ana u von ran so to appear and an swer the comnlaint herein, the olaintifr will take judgment against you for the sum of ilf tj dollars, with four dollars Interest there on and the disbursements of action. This summons is puonsiieii oy order or. tne judge oi satu court mane tins win uay oi heptem ber. 1E&;. Justice of the Peace. r. ii. fox. dew-Tt Are you made miserable by Indi gestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of appetite, Yellow Skin? Sliiloh's Vital- lzer is a positive eure. xorsaieuy y, E. Dement. IJJ.IKUmmjBLl nnriy SSI'S: &0QD8 Large lot of good serviceable Dress Goods reduced to 12 cents per yard. Splendid all Wool Cashmeres, all colors, reduced to 40 cents per yard. TREMENDOUS REDUCTION! All our SL10 Cashmeres, all colors, re duced to 80 cents per yard. The Greatest Saorjffee af ffi Sesoa! Calicos, 16 yds. of all best brands, 1.00 Handsome pieces of Dress Gingham, 10 yards 1.00. Nottingham Lace Window Curtains at very low figures. Call early and secure choice selections. We still h.ave on band about 20 Hand some Xadies Cloaks, To be disposed of at a sacrifice. OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT Being almost closed out of Ladies sizes, we have still on hand a line of Foxed Cloth Shoes. Also a few Pebble Side-laced, a handsome Shoe formerly sold for $2.50 and now at $1,75. Also Children's Kid Shoes at 40 cts.; a handsome Childs Kid Slipper at 50 cts. ; Buttoned Kids at 60 cts. Full line of Misses Kid and Pebble Buttoned Shoes at less than S. F. wholesale prices. A splendid Boys Winter Shoe at $1.75 worth $3.00. By order of Creditors at CALIFORNIA STORE atatjajavatiaiatKiiiaMtiiiiiiitiiMjiiiiainillMailllllHUIMUll John JL, XVXonigomery, (SlYCCSSOli TO JAUKIXS & MONTGOMERY.) COIJ3iEK OljIAIX AX1 JKFFEKSOX STKEJ:T8, -akSXOE2:r - - OREQOZf. CHAS- HEILBORN, MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE 5 BEDDING AND DEALER IN Carpets, Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Mirrors. Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames and Mouldings, WINDOW CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLES Complete in every branch. MARTIN OLSEN, FURNITURE 3? BEDDING. Corner 31 run ami Squcuioqua Strtct. Astoria, Oresos. WIDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; LOOKING GLASSES ETC. A Complete Stock. PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD. ATX KTX1S OF FURVITUIJU REPAIREI AKD VARKISnED. LOEB & CO., .IORKEKS IN WINES, . LIQUORS, AND CIGARS. A(5ENTS FOR TIIH Best San Francisco Houses and Eastern Distilleries. 05AU ;?noils sold at San Francisco Trice. MAIN STREET, Opposite Parker House, Astoria, Oregon. TOCK r o DEPARTMENT. DKAU-ltS IX Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A General Assortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for Magce Stoves and Ranges The l'.est in the market. l'liimbing ooils of all kinds on hand. Job work done in a workmanlike manner. Leinenweber & Co., a LEirnxwKKEn. u. brown. ESTABLISHED 1865. ASTORIA, OREGON, TAMERS Al CDSBBIES, Manufacturers and Importers ot A I.L KINDS OF AND PINDINGS AVholesale Dealers In OIL AND TALLOW. es-Hfchest cash nrice nald for Hides ami TallOW. cx-