The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, July 31, 1883, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextC3) ASTORIA, OREGON: TUESDAY. JULY 31, 1S83 Have you seen the sun spots? Special council meeting to-night. The Queen is duo from San Fran cisco this mornimj. Portland's taxable property aggro gates $20,000,000 in value. Two dollars a day and board are the wages offered harvesters in eastern Oregon and Washington. The Edith is receiving a overhauling, and will be out ness for two weeks. general of busi- Tin plate 14x20 is selling in San Francisco at 85.50 per box. Heavy importations have reduced the price. Even the hens are affected by the drouth and the cash value of Iheir staple production is 45 cents per dozen. The Gen. Miles will leave for Gray's harbor at five o'clock this morning. She will return to-morrow afternoon. Hen's eggs 1,200 years old have been discovered in St. Elmo, Franco, and for the first time Portland realizes what strong opposition is. , Yesterday's Portland papers had the nsual quota of dispatches; the W. U. T. Co., seem to have the best of it,- a foregone conclusion. C. W. Fulton, city attorney, has tondercd his resignation to the city council, his other business requiring his undivided time and attention. Mrs. Hewitt and Miss Clara Hew itt start this morning on an extended Tisit to Lake River, Clark Co., W. T. The Clara Parlwr has been chartered for tho trip. Grading on the Oregon Short Lino is progressing rapidly toward Boise City, and trains are running to Little Rattlesnake, a distanco of fifty miles cast of there. The Gen. Miles and A. D. Field arrived in from Tillamook last Sun day. The -4. B. Field will leave for Tillamook, to-morrow from Main street wharf, at six a. m. The Northern Pacific Railroad company will soon commence tho con struction of a large grain elevator at JLlbina. Its capacity will be 45,000 tons. Tho cost of tho building and machinery will bo 8800,000. "Col" Jos. Dolph, the little five year old son of Cyrus Dolph, fell from the balusters of the Seaside house Sunday night, seriously injuring him self. A doctor was immediately sum moned from Ft. Stevens, and the lit tle fellow attended to. Livingstone Stone, of the United States Fishery Commission, who has just returned to San Francisco from the east, states that 5,000,000 salmon eggs will be placed in the fisheries on the McCloud river this season and noxt year. Trout eggs are also to be planted. Her Majesty's sloop-of-war, Heroine ran up her pennant to the main yesterday afternoon, and swung out en .$hite to Victoria. As she passed down the stream every steamer saluted her, the ships displayed their colors, and the crowd on the dock cheered, all or wtiicn sue amy ac knowledged. The first mate desired us to make particular mention that she is a "sloop-of-war." The projected Astoria and ForeBt Grove railroad is the absorbing topic in Washington county. Tho belief is prevalent that the road, if built, will enter wasmngton county by coming down Gales' creek, that stream, in the opinion of many, offering superior natural advantages to Manning's creek, its bed, for nearly the entire length, being supplied with gravel sufficient to ballast the entire road' bed. Pacific county W. T. is to have a newspaper. It is to bo published at Oysterville. Mr. Bowen is to bo the editor. It is to be called the Pacific Journal. We are glad to se such evi dence of prosperity with our neighbors across the river. Chohalis county has a newspaper, Pacific county is going to have one, Tillamook should have one too, and it maybe that Wahkiahum county may have a paper somo of these d&ya. The C. Southard Hulbert sailed for Now York yesterday. Sho i3 tho first vessel ever chartered from Astoria, and the first in lump to carry salmon from here to New York. If the rates Drevail at which she takes salmon round tho Horn, tho N. P. R R, will havo to give our caunerymen special figures to get them to ship salmon overland. The extra rate paid from the Columbia for salmon has heretofore represented an annual tax of 40,000 which represented the advantage Sacramento canners had over the Columbia shippers. Here after this will not exist. Roscoe Dixon's new eating house will be opened to-morrow. Evervthin has been fitted up in first-class style and his well known reputation as a ca terer assures all who like good things to eat, mat ai. ins piace tney can oe ae comnioaaiea. Latest styles dent Store. in Hats at the Occ IN- Pacts and Figures About Salmon. :Vt twelve o'clock to-night the clo30 season on the Columbia begin1, and salmon fishing ends for 'S3. The salmon catch for this year presents a good many singular features, which have been discussed from time to time in these columns. It is only intended in this article to present a few figures. While we do not guarantee the exact reliability of the following compila tion, yet, it will be found almost accu rate, and as near absolute correctness is it is at this writing possible to pro cure. From July tilst, 1881, to July 31st, 18S2, there were shipped from tho Columbia river 575,153 cases of salmon; of this quantity 383,424 cases went to foreign ports, and 191,729 cases went to San Francisco. During the salmon season of "S2 there were shipped to foreign ports, 174,329 cases; and to San Francisco, 83,340 cases: 100,000 cases more were sent to England on tho Wolfe, Glaujarry and Elmll, just after the close of the season, uU.UUU cases remained on the docks and 100,000 cases in the canneries. From July 31st 'S2 to July 3 1st 'S3, inclusive, there have been shipped rom the Columbia river 374,553 cases. It will be noticed that these gnres differ materially from last ears; for, while last year the foreign shipment to August 1st aggregated just double the domestic shipments, this year, leaving out the lMherVs cargo from either side, the domestic shipments nearly double in aggregate the foreign shipments. Since the sea son of '83 began, there have been shipped from the Columbia river 23G,- 35 cases, of these, 117,878 cases went to England, and 118,857 have gono to San Francisco; adding tho JhdbcrVs 38,237, which started to New York yesterday, gives an aggregato of ship ments from the Columbia since April 1st, of 274,972 cases. Of this seasons ack, about 11,000 cases were burned in the fire on the 2nd inst.. leaving the output for the season, in round numbers 000,000 cases. In this connection the following figures may be of inturcst. SALMON PAl'K OK 1882. KAMI. CASUS. Union Packing Co 19.500 Aberdeen Packing Co 20,350 Fishermen's " 18,000 Seaside " 13.000 Cutting " 4,000 Columbia Canning Co. .,. ..... 10,500 Ocean " 9,000 Scandinavian Pk'g C 20,280 Occident " 15,000 West Coast ' 1G.300 Pillar Rock " 11,200 Astoria ' 30,000 Eureka " 16.000 Anglo-American i: 11,120 J. O. Hanthorn & Co 10,000 Hapgood & Co 10,000 F. M. Warren (two canneries.) 15,000 Jos. Hume 14.500 Jas Williams 11,700 Elmore 12,700 Win. Hume (Astoria) 19,000 Win. Hume (Eagle Cliff) 8,000 A. Booth 20,500 JnoA Devlin 25.000 Badollet & Co 24,000 Jackson & Mvors 8.800 S D Adair & Co 9,000 Eagle Cannery 21,000 Jno West 15,000 J G Megler 21,000 I W & V Cook ,. 22,310 C Timmins & Co 11,000 Jas Quinn 4,200 Goo W Uunio 19.000 Total 540,000 SALMON PACK 01 18S3. Names. Cases. Union Packing Co . 21,000 Aberdeen Packing Co 28,000 Fishermen's Packing Co 17,000 Seaside Packing Co. . . 10,800 Cutting Packing Co 20,000 Columbia Canning Co 16,200 Ocean Canning Co 13,000 Scandinavian Packing Co 18,800 Occident Packing Co 17,500 Point Adams Packing Co 18)000 L X. L. Packing Co 1G.000 West Coast Packing Co 14,000 Pillar Rock Packing Co 12,500 Washington Packing Co . . 14,000 Knappton Packing Co 19,000 Astoria Packing Co 25,000 Eureka Packing Co 20,000 Anglo American Packing Co. . 12,000 White Star Packing Co 1G.G00 Pacific Union Packing Co 15.000 J. O. Hanthorn & Co 15.000 Hapgood & Co 8,700 F. M. Warren (two canneries'. 10.000 Jas. Williams: 8.500 S. Elmore j 10,000 Wm. Hume (Astoria). . . . Wm. Humo (Eagle Cliff). A. Booth '. Jno. A. Devlin 15,500 8,500 25,000 25,500 Badollet & Co 24,000 Geo. T. Myers 15,000 Thomes & Knowles 17,000 S. D. Adair Co 11,000 Jno. West 12,000 J. G. Megler 20,000 J. W. &V. Cook 24,000 Jas. Quinn 5,500 Geo. W. Hume 14,700 Total for the season 614,300 Found. A bracelet; owner can have it by ap plying to T. C. Mackenzie. ASTORIA'S LEADING DTJSTRY. Splendid Score When the Gciu Canb't camo in! fiiht last Sunday afternoon on her j a broom.and on inquiry it was found that she had on board the Astoria base ball club, returning from their victory at Uwaco. Several games have been played between the Miles club ot Fort Canby, W. T., and tho Astoria boys, and on last Sunday a match game was played on the grounds of the former club at llwaco. The Miles club was composed of Herringer, L. F.; Buffington, R. F.; Cornish, 1st B.; Clark, C. F.; Gould, S. S.; McCudle, 2d B.; Smith, catcher. The Astoria club had Nickerson, L. F.; Grant 1st B.; Lee, 2d B.; Hare, R. F.; Vtn Dusen, P.; Wise, S. S.; Bruce, C. F.; Thayer, 3rd B. ; Parker, catcher. J. C. Darnell and L. A. Allen were scorers, and J. 15. Denney.'of Fort Canby, was umpire. In the first two innings the Astoria club played with eight, men. On the second innings of the Miles club, Griffin at the bat put a foul ball in his eye, compelling the substitution of Cooper for the rest of tho game. The scoring for the nine innings tallied: Miles club, Cornish. 1; Cooper, 1 ; Gould, 1 ; McCudle 1; total 4: For tho Astoria club, Nickerson, I; Grant, 1; Lee, 1; Thay er, 1; Parker, 1; total 5; being the best game of baseball ever played by an Astoria nine, and a score which u seldom equaled on the coast. Another game is announced for next Sunday. Death of Capt. Bocbau. It is with sincere regret that :t wide circle of friends and acquaintence3 hear of the death of Wm. Bochau, which sad event took place yesterday afternoon. Somo timo ago a soft corn on the side of his foot gave him con siderable trouble, finally resultingin an open sore. He went to Portland for medical attendance but was unable to get any relief. The ultimate cause of his death appears to be pyaemia. Capt. Rochau was, until about a year ago, bar pilot on the Mate oj California, and then was afterwards master of the tug Pioneer. He was a native of Holstein, a eel about 43 years. A peculiarly distressing feature is the strange fatality that seems to ittend the family. But comparatively short time ago his brother dropped dead at the Cape; a week after his ephew, Walter Pohl, was swept from his side off the Pioneer, and now his death results from an apparently trifling cause. Jury List. For the August term of the circuit court, Jno. Matier, S. F. Kindred, Clatsop, Jas. Brown, Oscar Church, D. W. Bnrnside, J. Sture, P. Lin guist, Geo. Sold, Knappa; E. Altha ber, Lewis & Clarke's; W. H. Bar ker, E. P. Hoff, Geo. Harmon, Wm. Douglass, Thos. Grange, P. Mattson, J. L. Hayseth, B. Gallagher, Robert Christie, G. H. George, Robt. John son, H. B. Parker, O. Petterson, J. A. Carlson, U. Hassel, Jno. Blake, N. Johansen, C. Buchter, C. o. Uar- rothers, Astoria; D. Odam, W. B Painter, Young's River; Fred Beer man. Seaside. -J. S. Purdom, Sheriff of Douglas count', has captured Glenn and Brad shaw, two of the convicts who escaped at the break of July 3. They were captured near uakland, and were fully identified by Andy Barlow, former guard at tho prison. Alex Grant, administrator of the estate of Peter Grant, deceased, has brought suit in the circuit cotut against D. B&cr, A. G. Spex irth, C. S. Wright, F. J. Taylor, W. B. II eadinton and John Hahn, form er councilmen of tho city of Astoria. The complaint alleges that on the 27th day of November, 1831, by reason of the unsafe condition of the roadway, the estate aforesaid was damaged to the extent of S5.000, and that the do fendants are liable and responsible therefor. To the surprise of a good many. uio bicycle contest, at rortiana was won by Rippcrton, who made 26G miles and 13 laps, taking first money, $400; Prof ilorrill won second money, $100, with 253 miles, 8 bps, to his credit. Of Willie WaTen's riding the JTetcs says: "Warren was the fa vorite with a great majority. His riding was the most attractive, his form the finest, and his tjuiot bearing universally commended. But he was weak from sickness when tho race started, and his stomach would retain no food whatever. Nocessanly he grew weaker and weaker until win ning was hopeless, but bore himself bravely, and leaves the city with no fewer friends than had ho been the winner." A Dude in Astoria. 'Oh, no."" hf said, "weeally those fcl lows in Astoria, you know, don't know nun iu mess ai. an, nun my wuru, anu he sent to San 1 rar.cisco for his clothes, hen they came, the coat had hard! any shoulder in it. the vest was too short and the pants looked like two urn brella covers sewed together, and he went forth a dude to perfection. On the first corner they called him a "what is it, in the second place they thought huu a fool, and in one of our hotels they pronounced him a full-fledged "wuuiv uy mis time ne was completely tusubic-u wiiii nimseit ana his cloth and went with all nossihlR liastp t D. Kant, our Iioss Merchant Tailnr.who took him in charge, fitted him out with a stylish, but sensible suit, a nobby hat. uecem-Mioes. eic, anu ne went lorth n happy mortal once more, swearing nev- w uui aiij mure ciouiuiK or iurnisn kwu.t uaccjil yj. .u. u. rvuni. uie IK): Tailor in town. 4 teSv Positive and AUCTION or Dry Mi, Clolm, Millinery, Etc, By E. C. HOIiX)E2T, JLTTCTIOETEER, AT Sheriff 03 Neil's Bankrupt Sore, 'ornr Coih'ouiI.v anil .tluiu Ntrv't-. This Afternoon rom 2 to 4 o'clock, and in the evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. Continuing till Further Notice. STORE TO LET. SHOW Pioneers Excursion All persons belonging to the associ- atiou, desirous of joining the excur- ion to the cast, will send their nanits and SCO to J. M. Bacon of Oregon City, treasurer of the association. If the number required is not sent in by tho 1st of Septembir next, the money will be returned. PI.. - 1- iuu uuuiiMiija tiuAJU3i3 mo bua 200 tickets must be sold. Tickets to St. Paul and return, bGO: time 90 days. From St. Paul to Chicago and return, choice of three routes given for $14. The members are to go in a bod' and return as they please. Cer tificates of membership will he made out, signed by the president and sec retary, and sent to each member sending in their names. Due notice will bo given of time starting. Joseph Watt, Chairman of Com. Youthful Iiululsrncr 1 Pernicious Practices, pursued in Solitude, is a moat startling cause of Nervous and General Debility, Lack of Self-confidence and Will Power, Impaired Memory, Despondency, and other attendants of wrecked manhood. Suflerers should address, with three letter postage stamps, for large illus trated treatise, pointing out unfailing means of perfect cure, Wokmj s Dis- ensaiiy Medical Association. Buf falo, N. Y. IVoliee. We have this day sold our entire in terest in the Daily and Weekly Xcws in this city to J. A. MeL'rea. the same to take effect August l, 18S:;. All amounts due on said paper on that dale are payable to us. either through Mr. McUrea or at our oflice. Miuscnptions may nc lett ai ouroiiiee. Bozoktii fc Johns. A Sufferer from Rheumatism. I limped about for years with a cane, and could not bend down with out excruciating pain. Parker's Gin ger Tonic efiected an actomshing cure and keeps me well. It is infallible. M. Guilfoyle, Binghamton, . i. Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, I);z zincss and all symptoms otjjyspepsia Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle, sold by W. E. Dement. Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by its on miarantee. It cures consumption. Sold by W. K. De ment. That J lacking lough can w so nuickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by W. K. Dement. Have Wistar's balsam of wild cherry always at hand. It euros coughs, colds, bronchitis, wnooning cougu, croup, in fluenza, consumption, anil all throat and ping complaints. I0 cents andjSl a bot tle. Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver Conn daint. ."snuoirs vitaiieris e iiaranteed to cure yon Sold by W. E. )enient Sleepless Nights, made miserable by that terrible couch. Shilolfs Cure is tne remedy tnr you. .-win iy . iv. vk ment t'ntarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Rem edy. Prtire 50 cents. Masai Injector free. For sale by V. E. .Dement. A11 the Datent medicines advertised in this paper, together with the choicest Ieriumer ana toiici nrucius, ncrun e bought at the lowest prices, at J. W. Conn's ilmc store, opposite OcMrien hctel, Astoria. For lame Back, bide or Chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Prici 2 cents. For sale by W. E.Demeut. -For ttie genuine J. II. Cutter old! rut mo Kcumiic o. it. vmui '! Bourbon, and the best of wim-s, liquors and San Francisco beer, call attheticm nnnncttA tliA hull tv.r. and sw C'nnilV bell. Ill health generally comes froni lack of the proper life forces in the blood. To restore the blood to a healthy state use Brown's Iron let ters. D. A. Mcintosh has received a largo stock of Fine Clothing which he calls special attention to. j New stock of Hats received at the Occident Store. Peremptory SALE! Fiiriilii Goofls, CASES. ETC.. FOR SALE. I Know Whereof I Speak. For I have used it extensively. I re gard Parker's Ginger Tonic a most excellent remedy r kidney, lung and stomach disorders. It invigo rates without intoxicating. J. Fran cis, Roligio Philos. Journal, Chicago. IVoticc. Dinner at -J EPFS" CHOP HOUSE every day at i o'clock. The best 25 cent ...,.1.,.1..,.W.A.mUui llirvil frili'll Estill, fili cniMn l-wlr f f meats, vi'si'tawcs, pu pudding, etc. A ,r V Je,cr' nell Claret, tea or JCOIHe luenmeu. -tvu who nave tneu him say .leff is the "BOSS." For a Seat Fitting Boot Or Shoe, go to P. .1. Ooodmans, on Che nainus street, next door to I. W. Case. All goods flf tint best make anil guaran teed quality. A full stock; new goods constantly arriving. Custom work. ILooIc Here! You are out a treat, and don't you for get it. if you miss JEFF'S Dinner every day from r to s. Soups, fish, eight kinds of meat, vegetables, pies, puddings, cof fee, tea, wine. S. F. beer, or milk. Din ner j, cents. After eating each meal take a doso of Brown's Iron Bitters. It holps. di gestion, relieves the full feelinir about the stomach. A dressing to beautify gray hair ev- ury family needs. Parker's Hair Bal sam never fails to satisfy. Koirei-s Hros. plated ware and Wost- enholm cutlery at Jordan & Dozorth's new store. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY. Ohio! Institution of Lcarnlns on the 'nn.t. KlG StudrntS and IIS Professors and Instructors. I .Collet of Liberal Arts with fourcoiirses '2. College of Medicines. Portland Or. a. Woman's College, witli Conscrvatorv ot M nsie :intl Art Department. t. I'niverslty Acadenr , in which diplo mas are given for I'.isinkss Cocusk and TKAriiKtrs co i K.-K, also for freparatory emirses. A vouhk iady s tuition and board in Vo- man's College a school year costs only $183. A young man's board and tuition a school vear costs only Sl.'O. First term begins September 4. Send for Catalogue to THOS. VAX SCOV, President, Salem, Oregon. THE AMERICAN FLAG STILL WAVES! ovki: "JEFF'S," And will eoiituuie to WAVE until ALL in this boasted land of Liberty are deprived of ine rigiu 10 EAT After 12 o'clock midnight : then he will si lent Iv fold it up and depart for the Sacchar hud Subsequently. JEFF. VOR SALE. IX .MiCLl'KK'S ASTOltlA. LOTS 0.7. 8 and ii. in llk HI ; lots C, 7. 8 and 9. in blk it : lots 1 and in blk Si : lots 5 and 6. in blk 54: loti. in blk 120 ; lots 2and 4. in blk H7 : lot G. in uik vti : lot i. in dik 4 : cottage house and lot in blk 52 ; lot -I, in blk 11 witli all tho imnrovcnients. In Slilvely's Astoria, lots 9 and 10. in blk 5 : lot 5. in blk 5 : lots 5 and C. in blk 113. 7 mocks in Adatrs cast audition to upper Atorta. Lots l .mil 2 in block 42. Tinner Astoria. In Alderbrook we have some splendid loss, JiLst tin place for people with moderate means to build a home. We have also a 5-acre block In Hustler & Aiken's, and farm and timber land adjacent to the c-ity. Spiles for Sale. We luive on hand spiles in lengths fropi 25 to CO feet, ami ran itinmn irom one to uve thousand :it short notice, at the market 1r C CKAS. II. WILLIAMSON & CO., Ileal Estate and Commission Brokers. tS-2wks Gencvlevo trcet L. K G. SMITH, Importer and wholesale dealer in i . . . ..... rienrs and Tobacco Smokcn' Articles ; riaj ins S1"e-rsr' s,a L..B fJ. . 5 i. itDm Tht larzest and finest stock of MEER KOHAUM and AMBEIt GOODS in the city. Particular attention paid to orders from the country. TiiEO.BUACKERi Manaser. Chenamus Street, Astoria, uregon, TjauI3jOHI35QGr, Cleaning Repairing NEAT, CHEAr AND QUICK. BY GEORGE IiOVETT, Main Street, opposite N. Loeb's. C. H. COOPER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE. THE The Leading- Clothing Souse of Astoria, I have just received a large consignment of Lace Curtains, and Curtain Materials, in the newest designs, and would invite an inspec tion from intending purchasers, confident that for rarity and Low Prices NO SUCH VALUE HAS EVER SiUss and Dress Goods, "We are showing on our Centre Counters a collection of the most elaborate and richest Goods ever shown in this City, AT REMARKABLE LOW PRICES. All Silk Ehadames, All Silk Foulards, All Silk Ottomans, Etc., We are now showing the Largest and most Eiegant Line of La dies' Cloaks and "Wraps ever brought Black Dolmans, Trimmed with Lace, Fringe,, and Gimp. Black Silk Dolmans, Lined and Trimmed with Guipure Lace and Gimp. Fine Brocaded Satin Dolmans, Handsomely Trimmed with Chenille Fringe. Walking Jackets, Mantles, Ulsters and Dusters. Shetland Shawls, Evening Shawls, Wool Shawls, All Sizes and Colors. CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT We are showing without doubt, stock of Mens1, Youths', and Boys' AT EXTREMELY Largest Stock, Ixowesi Prices in Astoria, O. H. COOPEE, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS BUILDING, ASTORIA. THE HOME SCHOOL: FOR. 1825 Telegraph Avenue Oakland, Cal. Organized In 1872. The next vear will besin on Wednesday July 25. 1SS3. miss A. t muu, rnncipai i FIRST QUALITY LUMBER.! t THE WESTPORT MILL COMPANY S IN THE FIELD AND PROPOSES TO . remain. "We will take orders for lumber from 100 to 600 31., at the mill or delivered. we also manufacture lath and shingles of ; iii quality. riooring a Specialty . Address all orders WESTPORT MILL CO. 3. C, BEN-JfKK. Supt. OCCIDENT STOEE. 2TEW New Styles in Hats! fine Clotnini ani Gents' Enraisiins Goofls Received at the Occident Store. D. A. McINTOSH, ' Tte.p Leading TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER f H " 5 II EH 2 03 IB P3 a 1 HI J h E o 1 5 - 1 M i "i s M s w m vjk "s JB "jjj; O I X L Drv Goods BEEN OFFERED H ASTORIA. Drap 33 'Almas "Wool Surralis, Satin Soleils, Etc. to this City. the largest, and most complete Clothing ever brought to Astoria LOW PRICES. Finest Goods. and IT PAYS frjlQ "PJJJJ TLTH ME! f 1 WHO? FRANK ELBERSON, SeasiieBatoy & Confectionery. W JdL"3T"? Because my Goods are the Best, and Always Fresh. Cakes Candies etc., furnished for Wedding parties, on short notice, and guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Cake ornamenting a specialty. Opposite i. W. JIume'H. GOODS I Largest Stock and Finest Goods and GENTS FURNISHER. Ed. D. Curtis & Co. Is, UNSURPASSED IN STYLE AND FINISH. NEW FURNITURE, A COMPLETE STOCK. ' S. B. CROW, PHOTOGRAPHER, Comer Benton and Squemoqua Streets, East of the Court House. Astoria, - Oregw. Carp Molster?