The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, February 19, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextC?D t gaftg gstotfau. ASTORIA. OREGON: TUESDAY -FEBIHJARY 19. 1883. A strike among tho seamen and firemen on ocean steamers now going on in England lias began to be felt at Boston, where men claiming to repre sent English sailors are preventing vessels from obtaining crews. Tnn Chicago Globe asserts that less than 30 per cent, of the population of that city is foreign. Further, that the bulk of the foreign population is in dustrious and law abiding, the an archists and their congeners being only an insignificant portios. Ii u said that the trustees of a heavily mortgaged church in Lincoln, Xeb , in order to raise money to clear the debt, sold advertising space on the walls of tho auditorium and that 'handsome advertising cards appear in conspicuous places, tho charge be ing 3 and the agreement including an indorsement from the pulpit." PrrrsBUKa has a bored well that furnishes fresh water, salt water, and gas for illumination. Tho fresh water comes up from the depth of 100 feet, tho other water and gas come up from the depth of 2,000 feet. A pipe has been put down that brings up only the salt water and gas, while tho fresh water issues up on tho outside of the pipe. The Canadian government will soon adopt a policy of hostility against im migration. All alien laborers, except British, will be prohibited from com ing to Canada, and the funds which the dominion government has hither to granted in aid of immigration, amounting in the aggregate to a quarter of a million sterling, will be withdrawn. The hoirs of Colonel Nicholas Lotz, who died in tho last century, have held a meeting at Beading, Penn., and have taken step3 to sue tho govern ment for 817,000,000. Lotz, it seems, furnished the Americau army with hay during the revolution, for which ho was never paid. His descendants will probably havo Lotz of trouble in collecting the money. Patch doors arc said to be great improvements over wooden ones. They are formed of two thick paper boards, stamped and molded into pan els and glazed togother with glue and potash and then rolled through heavy rollers. After being covered with a water proof coating and one that is fireproof, they are painted, varnished and hung in their usual way. ' mi - There is a deed on record in the clerk's office at Gainesville, Go., which conveys to tho purchaser all the land south of tho grantor's door. The grantor or maker lived near Clarke Creek church, and the deed covers all the surface of the earth south of that point If the heirs of the purchaser could hold the premises conveyed, the Rothschilds, Vanderbilts and Goulds would be the veriest beggars compared with them. It Came at Last. Near the corner of Wall and Pearl street New York thirty-nine jears ago, editor David M. Stone of the Journal of Commerce noticed a strong odor of gas from the street. He made a complaint when the odor became unbearable, in December, 1849. again in 1850, once in 1851, once in 1866 and again in 18S8, but all these were fruitless. He nlso made during these years numberless appeal to the police, board of health and other au thorities, but they disregarded his re quests. For ten years the street has been so pormented with gas that if a cobblestone were lifted out the odor would bo noticed for many blocks. But editor Stono has had his revenge in a qniet way. Last Tuesday after noon tho heavy iron covering of an electrio conduit manhole near the place of tho leak and tho stones of the pavement for sis or eight feet on three sides of it went up into the air, and the shock of the explosion was felt thronghout the neighborhood. No one happened to bo passing and no one was killed. The gas had evi dently leaked into tho vacant space and the electric wire had ignited it. The manhole is being repaired, but the gaspipe will be left An adjoin ing building may be the scene ot the next explosion. Editor Stone the next day published in his editorial columns a long leader on the subject, telling of his many attempts to get the leak repaired sinco 1819. The Postmaster's Ordeal. "This la terrible," moaned the post master at Chugglesville, as he mopped the perspiration from his forehead. "When does the" began a man at the window. "Next mail from Indianapolis gets in at '2-30," announced the suffering postmaster, interrupting mm. "How did yon know what I want ed Y' gasped the man at the window. "Haven't I answered that question fifty times to-day?" wailed the post master. "Don't I know that halt the Republicans in this town are try id g to get my post-office away from me? It's awful to talk on this subject, bo please go away. Chicago Neics. w m mM m ..... Ludlow's' Ladies' 530)0 Fino Shoes; also Flexible Hand turned French Kids, at P. J. Goodua-'8. CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS. Jaylor, F. J. Feb. 18. Fleckenstem &. Mayer vs. Frazier & Harrison; contiuned for service. Wilson & Fisher vs. A. & 11. Breck tnau; dismissed. Sophia Helstrom vg. M. C. Breok man; dismissed. Wilson & Fisher vs. J. P. and D. W. Boss; default nnd judgment against property. M. SLFlinn vs. A. Ellickson; dis missed without prejndice. R. N. Carnahan v. A. Knapp; sot tied and dismissed. J. P. Austin vs. Fannie Austin; re turn allowed amended. C. H. Cooper vs. D. G. Ko; dis missed. Peter .Wolf vs. E. Papmahl et al.; default, judgment and order of sale. Holt& McCurtrio vs. A. 3L Gun dcrsoD, et al.; settled and dismissed. Bunneman & Martinoni vs. Mas Wagner: confirmation ot sale. G. W. Hume vs. G. W. and A. E. Boss; same. Wilson & Fisher vs. G. G. Smith t al.: judgment against I. O. Anderson, and continued for service. O. B. & N. Co. vs. B. Eoe nnd John Dee; settled and dismissed. Myra Bussell vs. E. Tanberg et ul.; settled and dismissed. W. E. Warren vs. F. II. Worsloj ; continued. J. W. Gearhart s. C. O. Hansil; settled and dismissed. Standard Oil Co. n. F. L. Parker; settled and dismissed. Thos. Lawson vs. A. W. Berry and J. O. Bozerth: demurrer overruled; till Wednesday morning to answer. J. U. Manthorn vs. fc. JlUler; de murrer overruled by consent; till Wednesday to answer. McCain & Hurley vs. Eliza Will iamson; argument on demurrer; over ruled. I. Bergman vs. H. A. Smith; set tled and dismissed. Holt & McCartrio vs. Lewis & Clarke Manufacturing Co.; settled and dismissed. M. & T. Weil & Co. vs. L. I. John- son; settled and dismissed. T. II. Foss vs. li.:u. .Newbury; de murrer overruled and five days to an swer. Followinn is tho crand jury; E C. Crow, foreman; N. Wisner, Matt Knuttson, C. A. Bottom, LL. Osgood, J. IS. Brallier. P. M. Uagley. Angus Sutherland admitted to citi zenship. Adjourned. i A Scrai oriaiiir Saves Her Life It was just an ordiuarj scrap of wrap ping paper, but it saed her life. She was in the last stages of consumption, told by phsicians that sho was incura ble and could Ihe only a short time; she weighed les than seventy pounds. On a piece of w rapping paper shn read of Dr. King's New DNcovcry, and got a sample bettle: it helped her, she bought a larger bottle, it helped her more, bought another and grew better fast, continued its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140 pounds. For fuller particulars vend stamp to Y. II. Cole, Druggist, Fort mlth. Trial Bottles of this wonderful Discovery Frco at J. W. Conn's Diug store. ADVICE TO 3IOTIIKK. Sins. WlXSLOW'S SOOTHIXO SYltUP should always bo ued for children teething. It soothes the child, s-o'tens the cuius, allavs all pain, cures wind chohc, and is the best remedy fordlar-rhoea.Twenty-Ce cents a bottle. Sleals Cooked to Order. Private rooms for ladies and families: at Central Restaurant, next to Foard & Stokes'. TelephoneLodKins House. Best Beds in town. Rooms per night 50 and 25 cts., per week S1.50. New and clean. Private entrance. Go to JcIT'n lor Oj sters. Pianos and Organs. Griflln & Reed are agents for the cele brated Lyon & Healy Organs. These instruments are.ueautifullj finished in black walnut, unsurpassed in variety and Quality of tone, nnd fully warranted for five j ears. Our SS5 Organ cannot be equaled. A splendid small upright 1'iano ior sale or rent on ery reason able term'. Call and examine. Griffin fc Held. For Rent. 'Ihe .torc room formerly occupied uy me empire store. An eligible loca tion and a good business stand. Apply to uias, n. UUXDEC'OS All the patent medicines advertised in this paper, together with the choictst Derfmnerv. and toilet article?, etc can be bought at the lowest prices, u .. V. trim's urug store, oppo-dte tu-Mdent Rciei.Aswna. NEW TO-DAY. INVITATION Concert and Ball, TO BE GIVEN BY The Astoria Sangerbund, On Washington's Birthda . February 22, 189, AT LIBERTY HALL. Concjrt begins at 8 r. m. Committee of Arrangements .E. Brenger, Peter Martin, Herman Schoene. Stock Sale. On Saturday, the 23rd Inst., the following stock will be sold at Mrs. Margaret Miller's Place On Young's Elver : Six Cons, about seven years eld: three Hellers, about three years old : ono Heifer, about two years old ; also ono Yoke of Oxen, five years old, TERMS CASH.' The steamer Occident will leave Flavel's nhart at nine o'clock on Saturday morning. JNO. HOBSON, WM. ED-OAK. Administrators Estate Mrs. Mrgaret Mil ler, deceased. Astoria, Or., February IStli. 'S9. Notice. THEBE WILL BE IIE1.0 AN AO loumed meeting of the Progressive Laud and Building Association In Liberty Hall on Wednesday venlng, at 7 o'clock, p. M., February 20th. 189. By order W.B.ROS3. .Secretary. Silver Anniversary The Silver Anniterar of the KnlnbH of I'jtblas will be held Tuesday Evening, Peb. 19tb, '89, AT EOSS' OPEEA HOUSE. An Oration bv the Orand Prelate iA A Cleveland) of the Grand Lodge or Oregon, will be given i sair.Jl., followed b the Grand March. COMMITTEE Of ABBASCEMOT Astor Lodce No. C Auj. DaaieUcn. Dud ley Dlunt. Herman Wise. l'acllle Lode No. 17.--K L. Parker. Y7. A. Sherman, til Ilallock. TLOOR COMMITTCE. Ator Lodge No.C Alex.CamphcL'. J. V. Hume. I'aclfie Lodge No 17.--K. L. Paiker. A. L. Fox Invitations mutt be presented at t!:.; Joor. Doors open at 7 : oVlock. Taxpayers of Astoria MUST HAND IN THEIP. ASSESSMENT LUts AT ONCE, as I am now making np Ihe Iloll. .1. 1 DICKINSON. City Assesior. Sea Shells. Beautiful Variety Sea Shells For Sale at Low Trices At B. B. FKANKLIN'S. Opposite 1$. S. oriiej 3. oquemoq.ua street. Youarcimitcd to call and examine the collection. ONE NIGHT ONLY. Thursday, February 21st. A GKEAT EVENT. Lydia Thompson And Her Own Burlesque Company. 1 he most thoroughly equipped Burlesque organization In America, i'resent ng lor meurst time in tms city, uer .original isur- ieque, PENELOPE. By Stevens & Solomon. Charming Music, Exqulslto Cctumes, Elaborate t-cencry. 53 Selected Artists. Keserved beats on sale at the New York Novelty Store. Stoves m & JOHN A. MONTGOMERY $ Has a First Class g& STOCK. lit M Notice TS HEBEBY GIVEN THAT THEBE AUE X funds in the city treasury to pay all War- ranis enuorsea prior 10 ut c. isr. ism , .1 u m?nTiVi J.o'.HtJsTLEn. City Treasurer. Astoria, Jan. 10. 1SS9. J. O. GLINTON DEALER IN CICARS AND TOBACCO, FRUITS, NTJTS, Candles. Smokers' Articles, Etc. New Goods Received Dally, OppoHltn City Boole Store. Carnahan & Go. SUCCESSOP.S TO T. W. CASE, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Corner Chenamus and Cass streets. ASTCRIA OREGON CO TO Thompson & Boss And get some of those No. One California Canned Fruits AND VEGETABLES. ! - - We Are Selling Cheap Ross Opera House tk I I1 1 7 nBJL A FULL STOCK OF uUUIdp uldliUiiuI And Variety &ooci&, Ageato for thd Celebrated Lion & Healy PIANOS AND ORGANS. S.ARNDT& PERCHES ASTORIA. OREGON. The Pioneer Machine Shop BLACK8MITn SHOP boiler bnop g?P AU kinds ot ENGINE, CANNERY, ,r,-AMD- STEAMBOAT WORK Promptly attended to, Aapeclttlty made-i'f repairing CANNERY DIES, fOOrOT LAVAVETTE STREET. NOTICE In 111 pay Hie hlhot CaslI Pnco forrawturs and bides. CARL BOENTCEN, t the OA5I- K KIN Urf, corner Lafajeae and First streets. Boat Building. JOE LEATHERS Is at the old stand prcpaied to build alt kinds of boats ucd on the I'aciBc Coast, BuUVer of steamers Electric. Favorite, Tonguin, and others. Model MaKlig a specLUtj. StocJ. and Workmanh!p fir-t cHs., John C. Dement. DRUGGIST. Successor to W. E. Demeiil & Co. Cirr!fi Conip'tte Stocks if Drugs and Druggists' Sundries. l'rrsrrlpllua i'nreruliy t'ouipounded. Asent f. r Mezlcnn Salve and Norwegian Pile Cure. J. H. D. GKAY Wbolestp and retail dealer In. GROCERIES FLOUR, AND FEED Hay, Oats, Straw, Wood, Etc. LIME, SAND AND CEMENT General Storage and Wnarfage on reason able terms. Foot of Benton street, Astoria, Oregon. WilsonJ Fisher Ship Chandlers, HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE FARM IMPLEMENTS, Paints, Oils, and Varnish. LOGGERS' SUPPLIES. PROVISIONS AND MILL FEED AGENTS FOB SALEM PATENT ROLLER MILLS TortlancFSoller 'Mills,. FAIRBANKS' SCALES; - d I 1 ASTORIA. OREGON. Griffin cfc-i:KStottasi'-M ggliii Hunters iS Trappers ti$&&mmWmA BEAUTIFUL IN Tone f Finish, AND Seasonable in Price. Every instrument war ranted for five years. INSURANCE. CAPITAL STOCK, $500,000 COLUMBIA 1 INSURANCE CO. FRANK DEKOM President W. H. SMITH Vice-President JOHN A. CHILD Secretary No.l6pSecondSt.,rorUand,Or. I. W. Case, Agent, Astoria, Or, Ship and Commission Agency FIRE-INSURANCE - IX FIRST CLASS OttPAKl: Repiesentlng 818,000,000 PHCENIX, Ilartford.Conn. HOME, - "New YorRr. -, t- AGBKCT PACHIO EXPRESS CO C. P.-UPSHUR, Main Street VTi&rf - Astoria, Oregon. i Robb & Parker, AGENCY OK Fire and Marine Insurance, With an Aggregate Capital of Slo,ooo,uuO. IMPFRIAL, of London. CALIFOUM A, ul CalUornla. CONNECTICUT, of Hartford. -OAKLAND HOME, of OakUnd. LION, of London. FIKEMAV3 FUND, of California Agents also for TRAVELLERS', of Hartf ord- Llf nnd AMldent Tickets sold for the ALLAN Line of steamsiups, nom Old Country to Astoria. ROBB A PARKER At old office of J. O. Bozorlb $67,000,000 Capital l Liverpool S. London & Globe. North BrltUb aim Mercuuueoi i-onaon ana isaiuburgu. llartfurd of Connecticut, t'oimnrrclal ol California Ai?rlcill!urll.of Vnicrlon .Son j York, Indon & Lancashire ot Liverpool, I r.H . r ire iiiunince i.umpHmei, i:presim In a capital of Sh7,ooo,eoo II VA.N DlhK. Aff-rf THE ! DIAMOND PALACE! : GUSTAV HANSO, Pror. I A Lare and Well Selected Stock ot Flee iBiamfls i Jewelry At Extremely Low Prices. ,111 Goods BoagLt at This- E!liUhWut vvarrantod Genuine. ' -: Watch nnd. Clock Repairing A SPECIALTY. Corner Cass and Squemoqua Streets. Notice. NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT I hare been appointed administrator of the estate of NeIl-LlviTieitnnA Ae and all persons having cialms against said osiaio wo rcviuireu io present me same." duly verified, to me, at thc-offlce of the C. R. F. P. U.. in Astoria; Clatsop county. Oregon, within six months from this date; V . . . , ALKX.-TIOLMAN. Astoria, Or., Feb. 8tu, 1683. Valuable. Property ForSale,- HALF-MILE FRONTAGE - Ou the Golumbla River, west of Astoria, In front of SeCsr2Tiiri1-Ri-T-'a v w in itr . suitable for mill sites 'Wh5trfmr" nto mill oesoia wjuentlretjior lnlots to salt. j WfJSPlf-to . . ... . "''' HIBAMQEAY, " . Sjsipanea,Or. Reed. FDffi I1B1E v Watchmaker Jeweler. X5 VALENTIN ! Silk Valentines ! STYLISH VflLEfiTINES. VALENTINES ALL SIZES, STYLES AND PRICES ! ! aKto p. r.tr.Krtn.- CABL A. H.VNSOX Parker & Hanson SUCCESSORS TO C; L. PARKER, DEALERS IN CENERAL MERCHANDISE New Goods Arriving Every Steamer THI3 WEEK. WHITE GOODS OVER 30 PATTERNS. Tho Old Stand - Astoria Oregon. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions and Mill Feed. Crockery, Glass Plated Ware. O r The Largest and finest assortment of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables..- Received fresh . For Sale. t Tea acres good land, Imprnyed: orchard, bouse juid turn and outbuildings,- well sup riled ;wo wells water, within xna rolls of Knappa, known-as the-Mitchtllptace. For psrticulan applyto' WARD LENT. Kuappa. Oreion. BARBOUR Irish Flax . HAVE NO l SjS ffittSk(Wh kV&r rrrfrM JK-Titml&Bi&k. GRAND PRIX PARIS 1M3, AN& GRAND 0R0S8 OF THE LEGION jispNEUB. They received tte r - . " ONLY G0LD"'MEDAL For FLAX THREADS At the Ziondon Fisheries Exhibition' 1883. And have been awarded HIGHER PRIZES at the various INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITIONS. Than the goods of any other IN THE WORLD. Quality Can Altcays bo Depended on. ? Em encefl Fisnermen HENRY DOYLE & CO.. 517 and 519 Market Street, AGENTS FOR WOODBEERY SEINE . TINS .Constantly-on. Hand. TBAFS furnished to order at ...... 'ALENTINES ! Lace Valentines ! nor YOUR Groceries $ Provisions -OF- oard & Stokes 5r Their largely lncreasms trade eaaM the hi to sell at the very lowest margin ot pro&fwhlle glflnx you goods that are cf first class qualltr. Goods Delivered AllOver the City. The Highest Prlco Paid for Junk. every Steamer. Net Floats IX LOTS TO 'SUiT -AN; Cf -yHB DEST QUArlT;r At WILSOH't FISHER'S Threads EQUAL ! gERUHjJjte,. MMEl SAN' FRANCISCO. PACIFIC OOA8T. - TTINE: -fiOPE Tarid '. WET- SEINES.- FOUNDS and Lpwest'Eactory-Trio'es. ... Strike t Rich! use