The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, January 04, 1884, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr v i She gaiUj sioran. ASTOEIA, OREGON: FRIDAY JANUARY 4, 185t COLLECTING A STATE DEBT. Foreign bondholders have gradu ally become convinced that there is no mode of procedure by which a debt against a state can be collected. They may not have been convinced of the entire equity of the clause in the federal constitution "which for bids the use of federal courts to col lect debts due by states, "while at the same time permitting states to incur .jdebts::as.they will; bnt they are not disposed to question our right to make such constitutions as vre please. The recourse of the foreign capitalist who does not like such constitutions as jyaniake is to Jet our bonds alone. Nations and states will be best com pelled to provide for their debts by a wiselprecaution on the part of capi talists in regard to investments in un certain bonds. But at the present time there Is a case pending which involves some new points of law. Shortly after the war the" state of Georgia, through the provisional gov ernment in existence at the time, is sued some bonds which the state has since refused to recognize. These bonds were bought largely in Ger many, it 'is npw contended, on the strength of'the relation the provis ional government held to the federal government. The federal government was in ?act .governing Georgia through the agency of a provisional government. The question, then, is it the federal government is not re sponsible for a debt its creature in curred. The point may not be sustained but there is something in it. The federal government ordered an elec tion and proclaimed the result. Gen eral IMeade, representing the govern ment of the United States, appointed 4the governor-elect military governor, and a federal judge inducted the members of the legislature into office. This 'government thus organized, re mained a provisional government un til 1870, and the issue of the bonds thus disowned -was one of its acts. The German bondholders propose to get the views of the highest Ameri can court on the question whether thef&ieraL government should not provide for the payment of debts in curred by the so-called states of the Confederacy, after the Confederacy was dissolved and while the 'members of it were in a measure, dependent upon the national government Fob thousands of years the hog has been jealous of the cow. He has been declared unclean; he has been caricatured. In vain, to compete at cattle shows, has he .spread layer over layer of fat upon his loins. An ordinarjjeow grazing in the pasture, or being milked in the sunset glow, could- attract more attention and ad miration than the fattest hog in the biggest prize pen. The meanest cow's bxitter was something that with all his ford he could not compete. Not long since a man came to the rescue of the hog. He deodorized his lard, colored it, mixed it with butter and called it suene. And now the hog is happy. He can die and know that his adipose tissue will rank with the best creamery. The finest judges are sai&to be deceived by the subtle suene. i However, the cow may feel it is no use for her to protest, though the grunts of satisfaction which she hears from the neighboring hog pens must wound her tenderest suscep tibilities. - During 1883 not one American ves sel cleared from the port of New York for Europe laden with grain. During the year there were exported from iNew York, in -191 vessels, 21, 515,000 bushels of wheat, 25,225,60S bushels of corn, 5,052,043 bushels of rye and 147,4.30 bushels of oats, and the lowest amount of freight money paid Tor the transportation of this grain cost 1,000,000, not one dollar 'of which-was received by American ship owners. The Richmond Vhit startles the country by declaring that 'it took a war to free the colored people of the south. It may take another war to fully free the southern white people, If need, be let it come. Give us lib erty or give us death." "Whoop ! f Ex-Goveenob English, of Conneti "cutj "who started out in life as a fcarpenter, is mow worth 6,000,000, and is the richest man in his state. King, Alfonso says that he pos sesses 1he power of eloquence and is proud of it. Alf. ought to come over here and run for congress. Thomas Sabine, "of Belcliertown, Mass., completed his lOOtli year on Saturday. He is happy becanse he can st'dl shovel snow. gjjVnM.:,the railroad is built any how;" seems to be the general com mentof the preBsof the Northwest, on Tillard's dethronement. NOTICE TO PILOTS. ftTOTICE IS HEEEBt IVEN TO ALL xi waom it may concern tuat there win ue a meetinc of tne Washington Territory Board of Pilot Commissioners for Columbia River and Bar,ke4 atrllwaco. W.T., on the istb'day ot January. Ji.D'. 1884, at 10 o'clock A.M. ,v .- - , log by irler of the. Board. C. A. ItEED, 23th, 1SS3. d4t-wlt r Stockholders' Meeting. , fllUBRE JhTsME JCSTOCKHOLbERR X ineetliif: of the Point Adams P;icking Co. at their office; at Upper Astoria, on Thurwlay. January loth, at 10 o'clock a. x. Hy otAez of ue Board of Dlreators. w' C " ' 'W.'T. CHDTTER, .3-lwk - Secretary. CLOSING OUT Auction Sale -ON- SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, At 1 :30 and 7 P. 31., at Carl idler's Old Store. DEALERS, ATTENTION ! The special attention of Traders In Toys Notions, Fancy Goods and Cigars is called to this auction announcement. I am Instructed by Mr. Carl Adler to take possession of all the stock remaining in his old store on Saturday morning next, and close it out at public vendue, positivklv WITHOUT AST BESKBVK, HXXDIIAXCX OK INTKKKKK-ENCE OX HIS PABT. The sale will commence at half-past one o'clock on Saturday afternoon, and be con tinued in the eenfng and so on until all Is sold. The goods (for which he cannot possibly find room in his new store) consists in part of Fancy and Plain Stationery, Hooks, Albums, Picture Frames. Chr mos. Ebony Brackets, Hall Pockets. Toys, Faucy Glass ware, Jewelrv. Clocks, etc Also, Twenty Thousand DOMESTIC CIGARS; Lamps, Counters and Shelving. E C. HOLDER, Auc'r. IT WILL PAY TO Read This Low Prices Still! I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! FIVE CENTS EACH. Fireside Companion, X. Y. Weekly Ledger, .Saturday Night, Arm Chair, Family Story Paper, Boys of New York Week's Doings, Texas Sittings, S. F. Chronicle, Call, Oregonian, News, and Astohiak, ctc etc 8 Cts., 3 for 2 5 Cts., 13for$U Police Gazette, Police News, Illus trated Times, Puck. Wasp, aud Judjge, Harper's Bazar and Weekly, Leslie's Weekly and Chimney Corner, Argonaut ana many otners. 1 have printed tickets for those pa- Cers to make exact change. Back num ers always on hand. OK PCUTO Leslie's Popular Monthly. .i ULn 1 U. Young Ladies' Journal, etc 0j PCUTO Harper's Monthly, etc. Having made arrangements with nil publishers I am enabled to give the public a benefit of the above named re ductions. have also Reduced the Erice for Subscriptions, which will e as follews: Harper's "Weekly, peryear.S 3 75 not $1 00 Bazar 3 4 00 4 00 Monthly All three for lslle's Weeklj-. ICslle's Chimney Corner Leslie's Fopular Monthly. Fireside Companion, New York Ledger. Saturday Ivight, Family Story Paper, Arm Chair, S. F. Argonaut, 350 10 00 3 75 12 00 4 00 3 73 - 4 00 2 8T, 2 75 2 75 2 75 3 00 3 00 300 3 00 3 00 2 75 " 3 00 3 75 "4 CO And all others too numerous to mention at the same rates. Now is your time to subscribe for the new year. Remem ber CARL ADLEE'S SUBSCRIPTION NEWS DEPOT. The Crystal Palace CARL ADLER, PROPRIETOR. YOU CAN TAKE THE CAKE! And by Buying ft at F. B. ELBERSON'S SEASIDE BAKERY You will be sure that It is worth taking. Every Variety ot Fine Cakes and Confectionery Special Inducements For the Holiday Trade. Candies, Christmas Tree Trim mings, Etc. The Best Quality of Flxxo 33retc3. Delivered every Horning SEASIDE BAKERY, F. B. F.IiBERSOK, Freprleter, NOTICE. s TATE AND.COUNTY TAXES ARENOW due and payable at my office. A. M. TWOJHUL.1, tf Sheriff Clatiop Co. Steamer TOM MORRIS. THIS NEW aad. Faverite Beat IS NOW READY FOR BUSINESS AND can be chartered for excursions, special parties, etc., at reasonable rates. Ageaeral steaaboating business traasacted. V. BOEUJX. Master. AUCTION M Estate Sale Valuable Improved Lots in Alderbrook. r;STRUCTED BY Dr. Aug. C. Uamef. I will sell at Public Auction, ,at my ; Auction rooms on SATURDAY, J AN OAKV 5, at ,11 . A. M. Lots 1, 2. S. and 4, 1b Block 2S, in the town of ALUEltBKOOK. These lots are mot eligibly located Tor building on at onctv The block needs no grading and the lots are already cleared. Terms easy. Plat of Alderbrook can be seen at my Auction Rooiun. E. C. HOLDEN, Auctioneer. CANNERYMEN ! ! PACIFIC METAL WORKS Impoiters and M limf.tct irer of - WHITE METALS. Canners' Solder a Specialty,. Strip Lead, for Leading Lines. Plate Zinc, for Cutting Acid. Bar Copper. Pig Lead and Pig Tin. 48 Jfertli -seeend St.. Portland,' Or. 115 Jtll7JbIrntSt.. Hau Fraurtsco, California. The A 1 Fat Sailing Schooner f "GEN. BANNING," 158 tons register, will leave Astoria, on. or about JAKl'ARY 10th, 181, FOK Cray's Harbor. All freight now in Astoria, or that may 'I shipped by the O. It. & X. Co., care of the steamer "General Miles," for Gray's Harbor. prior to the date or samne.wm go ioraara without delav. ForlurtheTlnformation ap ply to J. ft. D. GRAY, Astoria. Oregon. Fflil & STOKES. A FULL JLTNEOP Fancy Groceries. WINES ... i - t AiND LIQUOKS HARDWARE AND Ship Chandlery: Fresh Fruits' and Vegetables. In Welch's New Building IN MILLINEEY -AT MRS. A. MALCOLM'S. TO CLOSE OCT V1NTEU STOCK I WILL sell for the next 30 dayH all goods at a reduction of 20 to 40 per cent against former prices. Now is your opportunity, Ladies, to secure bargains. IiOok at the FoIIotvIbjc Prices. Ladles' Fur. Beaver Ilats, uow $2.00, for merly SZ50. Girls' Moscow Beavers, now 75 cents, for merly $1.25. Boys' Caps, now 75c to S1.25, formerly Si to Sl.50. Misses' Hoods, now $1.75, formerly $2.2.1. Infants' Hoods, now 1, formerly $1.50. Hosiery, now 50c, formerly 75c. Lace Collars ana Fichus, now 25c to $1.50, formerly 50c to $2. Ladies' and Childrens' Linen Collars, now 15 to 20c, formerly 25 to 35c. Infants' "Wool Sacques and Boots at a re duction of 40 per cent. I. J. ARVOLD, Proprietor of the Leading Boot and Shoe Store ! OF ASTORIA. FOR TILLAMOOK. (Weather permitting) The new Steamer jLm IB. FITTiP, N.P. JOHAXSEN. - - Master. "Will leave for TILLAMOOK, on FOR SAILING DATES AND PARTICU lars apply to J. G. HUSTLER, Main street "Wharf, Astoria : ALIN & LEWIS, Portland ; J. L. STORY Tillamook. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. AT MRS. GEO. HILLER'S, NEXT DOOR to Weston HoteL FOR SALE. IN LOTS TO SUIT. FROM 5 ACRES TO 40 acre tract In S. "W. corner of Chas. Stevens' D. C. Title perfect. For particu lars Inquire at office of N. D. Raymond, City Hall ; or on the premises of O. D. Young. Astoria, Nov. 3d, 1883. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET By the NI;kt, Dny, Week er Month ' "WITH OB "WITHOUT BOARD, With use of Parlor, Library and all the com forts of a home. Terms reasonable. Apply to MRS. E.C. HOLDEN, Cor. Main and Jefferson tits. Stockholders' Meeting. THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GARI baldi Packing Co. will hold a meeting at the hall of Astoria Longshoremen No. l. In Astoria, on the 8th day of January. 1884, at 9 a.m. for the purpose of electing officers for the easulsc year.-aad to transact such business as say cesse before the weetliw. CHA8.-WICKSTROM. Astoria, Dec. 21, 18S3. dt BIUTflEMT H You Are Sure to foe Suited AT THE Leading Furniture OF ASTOEIA. CHAS. F TJ R N I T U It E : TOE Hall, Office; Libi an II b!U! Ul 1 SI and DiNING . VHP I U WALNUT, CHEEHY, ASH, AND MAPLE. We are without a doubt showing the Largest and Most Complete line of CHAMBER SUITS in this city, unequaled in Design, Work manship and Finish. - We Carry an IMMENSE STOCK OF CARPETS of All Designs and Colors in Boily, Roxbury, :unl Tapestry Brnssels, Tlirce IMys, Extra Supers and fngrains. e . U.pirt . ;ka .-. t tt - ' ' ? ""FOSTER'S THK Billiard Parlors Are not excelled by any north of San Francisco. Nothing but the best dispensed, and every convenience for the com fort of guests. yr Imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars. The Most Complete Establishment in Astoria. AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE O. S. & N. DOCK. SAINT WLfi-STS. HOSPITAL, ASTORIA, - - - OKEGOS THIS INSTITUTION. UNDER CARE OF the Sisters of Chanty, Is now ready for the reception of patients. Private rooms for the accommodation ot any desiring them. Patients admitted at all hoiu s, day or night. patient Is free to and has the privilege of i employing any physician they prefer. United States 3XarIue Seamen who pay Hospital Dues, are enti tled to Free care and attendance at this Ho Dital durintr sickness. Pennits must be ob tained for United States Marines at the Cus- torn House. Sl3TEK or CnAUlT PERUVIAN BITTERS !, Wilmerding & Co., San Francisco. Loeb & Co., Agents; Astoria. Notice. THE ACCOUNTS' OF THE LATE FIRM of A. M. Johnson & Co. have been placed in the' lunds of "Wheeler & Robb for collection. All parties knowing themselves to be indebted to said firm are hereby noti fied to settle the same within thirty days from the. datef this notice. A. W. BERRY, 4 Assignee, per "Wheeler & Robb. Astoria, Dec20th,i88r " d-tf B IS &? wl m a? HEILBOBN. THE PaHnr Shamb 5 B uuwi 3 ROOM, in EXOHAMGE. and OSub Rooms .-n r-tVNi-i-r.-..- AND- O RGANS SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS. FINEST VIOLIN STRINGS, Piano, and Organ Instructors -CELEBRATED- STECK & OABE PIANOS ! -USED BY President of United States"' ''Governor of Oregon."' Astoria Musical Society. Mrs. J. W. Conn, of Astoria. And other prominent persons. Pianos and Organs of many leading makes, wholesale and retail, including CELEBRATED TABER ORGANS. AND WOXDERFUL " LITTLE GIANT STECK PIANO Largest Houso on This Coast. GARDNER Bros., 165 First St., Portland, Oregon. s. The Portland and Astoria STEVEDORE COMPANY Is prepared to contract with masters and consignees of vessels for the Loading and Unloading of Vessels AT EITHER PORT. Promptness and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Reaay for Braes FRANK L. I Fresh Fruits FANCY E00ERXE! AsdC- -'s S .STEAMER WSs-Bf CLARA PARKER SSSH Eben P. Parker, Master. riZ' -- -"g"5 For TOWING, FKEIGHT orCIIAK- TEU apply to the riptuhi. or to , Ml. B. PABKER. ) I, , .1 , w .n.,n.ainiCT mn a Finfe Goods Ladies desirous of procuring Goods imequaled in Style and Einish will take pleasure in examining our Stock of SILKS, SATINS and DRESS GOODS. IN THE GENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, Every thing is Complete and of the best. L T1 ma i9 aS ( CITY :000:OL S70LDE3. HAVE JIT5T ISKCEIVKD A MAJIMOTn STOCK OF BOOKS. The joung ami old. rich and poor can all be accommodated. Agents for the Kranich & Bach and Mandsfeldt & Notni Pianos and Western Cottage Organs. Orders Tor all kinds of jrusic or Instvuitients will be promptly filled. B. F. STETEWS & CO., City Book Store. THE NEW MODEL Jpiite iHK-' A FULT, STOCK 133.. 2EL- Two doors east of Occident Hotel. .V "FT Jolan A3 SMnfgomery, (SrCl'ESSOR TO JAGKINS & MONTGOMERY.) je& radii lv'iSirJ1 PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, AND CANNERY WORK Attended to Promptly on Reasonable Terms. CfLEftAJlUS STREET. Xext to V Tj. Parker's Store. AsvoRXja - oregoxi M. or.SEN. MARTIN l)KALKi:S IN 959 FUKNTTUKE B BEDDING. Corner Ulaln and Ntinemcqaa Streets. Astoria, Oreson. WINDOW SHADES AND TRIMMINGS; WALL PAPERi ETC A Complete Stock. PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFFORD, AIL KIWIS OF FURNITURE REPAIRED AKI VARNISHED. GERilA-NlA BEER HALL AND BOTTLE BEEK DEPOT. Chcnaiics Street. Astoria. The Best of Lager 5 Cts. a Glass Orders for the ia Brewer? :03E2IiE2:3. Left at this place will be promptly attend ed to. -Xo cheap San Francisco Beer sold at this placeT WM. BOCK, Proprietor. PARKER. $ Vegetables STORES ReducedPrices EITS & Co. RANGE CAN BE HAD IN AS TORIA ONLY OF Mm Mb HAWEWi AGENT CALL AND EXAMINE IT, YOl' WILL BE PLEASED. E. R. IIAWES Is also agent for the Bncfc patent Coolii Stove And other first-class stoves. Furnace Work, Steal tiugs. etc.. a spocitdty. Fit- ALWAYS ON HAND. A WE S, ASTORIA, OREGON. DEALER iy Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. A General Assortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Agents for Magee Stoves and Ranges The Best In the market, 1'iumbing goods of all kinds on hand. Jot work done In a workmanlike manner. .1. f!USTAFSOX. A.J01TXSOX. OLSEN &, CO. California Exchange The best of California and Foreign ! WlIlBS 811(1 LiqUOIS Kept Constantly on Hand Domestic and Forelga Clears of the Lest Brands. NATIONAL BREWERY BEER. On Concomly between Benton and Lafa yette strets. im EORQBGORLTER 1