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"4 P v"t:' THE DAILY ASTORIAN. ASTOIMA. WKDNKSDAY MOKNIXO. MAY C, ISDC. hi J r A. V A 4'r.i r .. gaily 2otc.vimt. JOHN T LMHTKR, Bdltor. Telephone No. i rickM of siBscmi'noN DAILT. lent by mall, per year I.& tent by mall per month to Served by carrier, per week 10 WEEKI.T. Bent by mall per year, K In advance Postsgs frvs to subscribers. All communication intended (or publl cation should be directed to the editor Business communications of all kind and remittances must be addressed to TM Astorian. Ta Astorian guarantees to Ita tub aertbera tli largest circulation of any nrpaper published, on the Columbia liver. Advertising ratea can be had on appil allon to tha buaineaa manacr. Tha Weekly Astorian, tha second oldest weekly In the atate of Oregon, has, next to tha Portland Oresronlan. th largest weekly circulation in ie state. Jno. F. Handley ft Co. ar our Fort land sgants, and copies of the Astorian can be had every morning at their stand, 1M Third street. ICa are unalterably opposed to any schema that will gtva to this country a depreciated or debased currency. W fa vor tha use of allver aa currency, but to U axtent only and under auch re trie tlon that Ita parity with gold can be maintained. Wisconsin Republican con Taction. AN UNTENABLE POSITION. When RepubUcana talk of tha lnjudl dousneas of discussing tha money ques tion, and attempt to depreclata the efforts s thosa who ars andearorlng to dis seminata tha true facts relating to tha vUs of an unsound and debased cur racy, they either do not reallaa tha Im portance of warning the voters of tba country against th dangerous fallacies and sophistries of Populism, or else they arc willing to sacrifice political Integrity and sincerity for what they misname party harmony, but which really means the success at the coming election of candidates who hold opinions contrary to tha national platform and In defiance at the known sentiments of a predomi nating element of the Republican party. The people argue that tha agitation cf the money question emanated from and Is being kept up by those wno are Interested from personal consideration fn promoting dissension In the party. Tha absurdity of auch contention Is ap parent from the fact that the movement for free silver started with a faction of Democrats who afterward merged in and are now dominating tht Populist party, 'and' that the sound money men of all . parties are simply endeavoring to maintain the present financial pol icy of the government against the attacks of a set of theorists and Ignorant ennks who aim to over throw the existing order of things merely to try an experiment for which there has been no precedent among civilised and progressive nations, and which would at least result. If It bad no other consequence. In our utter commercial ostracism from the leading countries of the world the moment It be came apparent that auch a movement was likely to h? successful. As a lead tog authority says: "We have the gold standard now: wa kave had It for more than a century, and an other forms of money, whether silver or paper, have ever been subordi nated to the great anchor of safety that fixes the value of all money on the basis of Infinitive values. We have now tha largest amount of money In the United States per capita of any solvent nation In the world. The Argentine Republic greatly exceeds us. as it yielded to the clamor of demagogues for abundant money. The result Is the enormous cir culating niedlum of 1100 jer capita, with a dollar purchasing no more than 25 per cent of Its face value, while the debt of the country is 120" per capita, and would amount Jto 114,000. noo.Ouo In the I'nited States." It Is from the fate of the Argentine Republic that so-called gold bugs are trying to lave this nation, and Instead of being disturbers of harmony or plot ters of discord and dissension In their own party, they are really defending rts organization and prinelole against the determined assaults of the same kind of men who In three short years Have completely wrecked the old, historic Democratic party. The final hope of the country Is now centered in the Repub lican party, and it Is the duty of every good man to do what he can to keep It nndeflled by heresies and schisms which would frustrate Its great mission of re storing peace and prosperity to a dis tracted and almost ruined people. Those W'ho are expecting some -ort of shifty, eaive, or compromising decla ration on the money dt'iatton at St. Louis, are either unacquainted with or forgetful of Republican history. The attempt to make It appeir that the Minneapolis money plank was n com promise, and may therefore be n ,.rce dent for such action at .-. Lo-rs, will not go. Evervb'jdv Icnows that the money question i not .i 1 ,llmr issue at thu time of th, M.n-c .ir.olis "onven rion. littrit is r.ever1 rrw- :h..t the HTutform was irttmlid 'O mph'.-lz.- the determination f t:.e P-im dio.tn party ' te adhere, to the FiC nnuauiol policy Wider which the 5 vnt.try n hei pros- 1 pr.nag. Crt;;n acclw-id silverlte.s, in thalr endeavor to u.y In the Kept. Henri party, have since sought to give a. con struction to the Jllnne.ipolle plai.k ihu-h Bo one thought if at till time i t aMopuA.i Hence the ar.e:ty rt ft. Ivmls for the, use of such Unguage In . framing the. plnticrm as will prevent .any ioatblIity of Ita misconception. This a majority of the Republican states of the Union have already Instructed the coming convention to do. There was no trouble with the country's money standard at the time of the Minneapolis meeting, and there would be none now under a protective tariff. The whole world knows what will be the tariff policy of the next administration, but the efforts of the silver men to idace a forced and false construction on the Min neapolis declaration have served to cre ate apprehension that in catering to their views the Republican party may be led to tamper with the irold standard. CnpUnl which should sock invest mem Is i therefore halting for a positive dtclara- J tlon from St I-ouls against any distort'- 1 anca of present monetary conditions. This j pledge mill le given at St. l-oiils, and with the assurance already felt of a re- ; turn to the protective tariff principle . there will be an tmniolHle restoration j of confldcncs and business will revive I without nulling for the lection. I If there Is one good, quality more than another for which the Republican party Is noted. It la Ita cwurujre In reaching out and grappling If n oufpoacn straight forward manner, with every new ivlltl cal li-sue that has aiien In the thirty five or forty years of Its history. Thus, for the space of a generation. It haa been a common s.iyliu. even among ll bitterest maltgners and haters, that at leaj-t one gvxxl thing was true of (the Republican party the country always knew when1 to find It on any Important question. For this 'reason the voters of the party have never toierated any wob bling r shifting on the part of Ita can didates for ortW, and there "v til be less patience, this year with that kind of dis position than In any put period of Ita history. The condition of the country and the strung, earnest convictions of voters as to the causes responsible for that condition, will not admit of any trtrllng by men on the tl kt whose office may in the least decree relate to thej future policies of the party. Every such candidate, therefore, who omits to declare hla position open and abeva board on any leading Issue will be re lentlessly marked for slaughter by hun dreds of sober, serious, haxd-heiuled but silent votera It ai'pcars from some of the reading matter unfolded to our view firing ths past week, that Klamath county ts largely populated with horuirablcs. Wa don't suppose that mild delusion cuts any Ice. but wouldn't It be well to drop Hr. altogether and adopt Hon. as a uni versal prefix, or els five honor to whom honor Is due? The above Is from tha Klamath Falls Express. The Astorian does not think the suggestion a good one, for the rsason tnat "Hon." Is synonymous with "suc cessful politician;" and wo all know what that means. If the Express' Idea were put Into practice many good and conscientious men would be placed In a false light. In other words. It would be Impossible, except by Intimate ac quaintance, to distinguish a good man from a politician. The fixpresa makes a big mistake when It thinks "Hon." means honored, or one to whom honor Is due. If there are any who doubt this, let them examine ths records of the members of the last Oregon leglslature. The doubts of the most skeptical as to whether any work Is going to be done In 1SS6 on the line of the Astoria and Co lumbia river railroad must now be set at rest. The telegraphic Instructions from A. B. Hammond. In another col umn, to the Astorian, to publish an ad vertisement for bids for the construction of the balance of the rade to Goble and the trestling along the city water front simply means that that gentleman will carry out his undertakings, and that As toria will be filled with workmen this summer. There can now be no possible excuse for longer holding back other en terprises which should be pushed for ward simultaneously with the railroad construction. Now Is the time to crowd the work of building up the city on all the lines of Its commercial growth, and a steady effort, extending through years if need he, should be maie to develop every one of the rich resources of the port at the mouth of the Columbia. IT STOOD A Hl'NDRED EARS. Tlier Was Fierce Fiirhtlng In Its Neigh borhood Between Redcoats and Con tinentals In the Revolutljn. New York Herald. Another picturesque landmark of old New York disappeared a few days ago, when the ancient Bussing house, at Sth avenue and 147th street was demolished to make way for a row of modern apart ment houses. It was about the last of the ancient homesteads which but a few years ago were numerous in the upper end of Manhattan Island. Up to comparatively recent times It was the residence of the Busalng family, m ho VH years ago were great land owners In the region now known as Harl"m. The original owner of the property, who. In all probability, purchased It 'rom the In dians, was Feter Bussing, m-ho settled In Harlem toward the end of the seven teenth century. At his death, which oc curred In 1733. he left all his possessions to his wife. Rpbecca, and his son, Aaron. The son built the house recently destroy ed on the site of the old home of the family in 1775. It was considered a mar vel of luxury In those days, and was by far the most elegantly appointed home ITCRINGJCZEMA An Editor's Little Son Suffers Terribly. Itching Intense. Face Eaw and Bleeding from CONSTANT SCRATCHING Every Known ICemedy Tried. Thoroughly Alarmed lie Tries CUTICURA REMEDIES Noticeable Improvement .Next Morning, Care Speedy and Complete. My little boy was ailitctcd with Eczema fn acute lorm for nrarly it ;ir, (luring which time we tried without (nifiuH, tf not vfry known remedy, at laHt a Murticieiit numir to become thoroughly aJarriifit. Ufnitii:t that proved eflicaciou for other had no apj ar:fit fetfect upon the c:i:id. 'inediHoriler ajijarnd on the rurht chek and wan of a Amtr and bloody form. Jlis pillow, mornings, would bear tn bJxdy iuiprfnt of the Hide of his face, while it waa iinpwihle to prevent the little fellow from acnitchinic his fare, owing to the intensity of the iu;hiti. ih-ing ai vtned to try CvrU'VHA, 1 purchancd a box. The first application was uia'le before putting the child to bed at ni'ht, and the ftiatement may be doubted, but it is nevprthel(-nn a fart, that the apprarance of the aliened pari showed a noticeable imjtrmemevt th nrt rrtfrning. Continued n?e of CrnrritA fully demon strated ita succeHS, and as a result my child ban aa fair anil smooth nkin as can be found any where. We uii every local application, bottle after bottle of blood medicine, all to no purjrose. It was only when iticika waa uscil did he find relief, 'these f.vts can le vcr.fb d by local drnnpista, Mnirs. iiaird liro.i. W. S. NKKIIIAM, Editor and Pub. Standard, 1'auuskala, O. Brtrnr Crai Tny.-nr i. Wtrm bttht, with Cimr-csa R(Ap, (ra-ntlr r 1,1 i i'Tk t:if Onnt- itnti.in'l mid u; ' f i i , U.Lvrnj i purlflcr) 1'oTTJta Uato iJfDCdtM. tukj ftvie Pi op.. PLASTERS CURE when "iheri FAIL omoc or BLACKWCU'S DURHAM TOBACCO COMPANY. To ALL Merchants lo Retail in tolay. Youra very truly, BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO COMPANY. If yea kav say dlffkarty la srscarlag fear seap, cat Ml this aeCIc aad sens II wlia year ortier is year ws.l els dealer. for many miles around It was thl fact that probably led to Its selection n the headquarters of the llrltlsh troops cupyliu; the village of Marl 111 during ths revolutionary War. It then stood In the midst of ample grounds, surivundcd by outbuildings, quarters for the slaves, cider mills and vast granaries. The farm properly ex- i tended from the lower boundary of the I Jumel estate, at what ts now ltth street, j to li'th street, and across to the Harlem i river. j There was fler; fighting on the Hua I sing farm between the redec-ats and J Washington's ontlnentals, and even to I this day relics are frequently found In me nnr ui vniuwii iwi v i . i. nrm- pons and military button. When ths Krltlxh evacuated New York the Kus slngs returned to their old home. Aaron Itussing having died In 1TS2, leaving ths estate to his grandchildren. Aaron and Susanna Dusslng and John und Filly Waldron. Ths homestead was occupied by Abra ham Bussing until about forty vears ago. when It became the property of rtebecca Husalng. mho married Nathaniel Jarvls. Jr , now residing at No. C Kaat Ftftv-flfth street, who recently sold It to Yf. W. Shupe. Mr. Jarvts now has In his possession many Intersetlng relies of the old plav. and a grapeshot and llrltlsh buttons found while ploughing on the farm Ths house oitgiriatly sttvvl on a ir-'ntle eleva tion, but when Husslng's lane wa trans formed Into Eighth aven.ie the grade was raised so that the old hou.e as left In the holloa- which It oei npied for the lattir half of Its history. ACTIVE EXEKOISG and good food In plenty, tends to make children healthy. If (hlllren suffer, however, from Scrofulous. Skin or Scnhi Disease If their blood I Impure and pimples or bolls artear. they idtould be given the ritht medicine. lr. Pierce's tlolden Medical Discovery brings aNmt the best bodily condition. It purities the blood and renders the llvet active as wll as builds up health nnd strength. Puny, pale, weak children get a lasting beneflt and "a good start" (mm the use of the "Discovery." It puts on whole some flesh, and does not navuratc and offend the stomach like the various preparations of cod liver oil. once used. It is always In favor. Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation, headaches. Indigestion. dvMpta. One a dose. Sold by ail dealer. wnti:d to see tiik c.amk. Wnhlnpton Kvenlna; Times. Judge Klllemqulck (In ArUonal Where Is the plaintiff? KrandlshinK Hllk this attorney) . He Is across the any at the tavern in a came of poker. He's sot a sticker over there, and when hi turn conie.4 to deal he'll rtru? In a cold deck. He cnlruia.e the tenderfoot'll iret four queen. Ju.lc KlllemTJlck And what alll the plaintiff Rer? Hmndishlnic Tlilk Four aeon. Ju.lk'e Killemq'ilck imalr ne for the Joorl This court is adjourned. TWO LIVES SAVED Mrs. Phn-be Thorr.a. of Junction t'lty, lit . was told hy her rto-tont (the had Tonitumptlon and that there wtis no nope for her. hut two bottles Dr Klns's New DUcovery completely cured her, and she iays It aved her life. Mr. Thoma Fr-Kt-rs, IX Florida street, Han Francisco, suffered from a dreadful cold, approach ing Consumption, tried without tesult everything else, then botiirht one bottle of Dr. Klnir's New Discovery and In two werks was cured. He Is naturally thankful. It Is such results, of which these r:ie samples, that prove the won derful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs and Colds. Free trial lottle at f'nas. Rogers' Dnn Store. Regular site ft) cents and II. 09. DOURLE CONVEXITT. Exchange. "What do you suppose It Is that irlves Miss Warp's bloomers such peculiar out ward curves?" "I think It Is Miss Warp " OLD PEOPLE. Old people who require medl.-lne to rea ulate the bowels and kidneys will And the true remedy In Eh-ctrlo Hitters. This medicine does not stimulate nnd con tains no whisky or other Intoxh-nnt, but aets as a tonic and alternative. It acts mildly on the stomach and 1-owels, add ing strength and (riving tone to the cr srans. thereby aldln? nature In the per formance, of the functions. Kl'-ctrlc Filtters Is nn excellent nppetUer and aids 'lleestfon. Old people find It fust exit' tly what they need. Price 'A eents per bot tle at f'has. Rotters' T)niK Stor,. Camllle ftalnt-Saens. the cmlmnt French orinip's-r, has . 1nlsh-d durlt-K his residence In Kxypt two Imp-irtnnt new works. One of them, a '-onutn for v-Iolln, has bet-n accepted by Ht-ntir Sat-a-sate, who will play It at the italic PN-vel, Paris, toward the end of Mav-the fifti eth annlversary:-of the compose? n nrst apttearanee in that hall as a ehild pian ist. Dr. Salnt-Haens has also diirltii; bis holiday put the finishing ton ht-s to a new concerto for pianoforte e.nd orches tra, which will probably, ilurlux the present season, be heard In London, the composer himself playing the fiolo part. ECCKLENH ARNICA SALVE. The best salve In the worli for Cuts, Rrulses, Hires. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and All Skin Krtip tioris,, and positive euro for Plb-s, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to gl'.-e perfect satisfaction, or money refund' d. Price, IS cents per box. For sale by Chas. Roger-4, Odd Fellows' building. Hong Wo Sing Is at !! probably the ohlest professor actively engig'-d In edu cational work In the world. He occu pies the chair of phy.dolo'y In the School for the Sons of th" Ernplre,at I'ekln, which la tho most ancient uni versity In existence. ROYAL Baking Powder has been awarded highest honors at every world's fair where exhibited. IIMIItimMt Hnimttx MIIMH4t I URHS.M, N. C tr 5lrt You r nfltlcd to rtcelvw FRET from vour wholesale dealer. WHITE STAR SOAP with all tha Blackwell's Genuine Durham Smoking Tobacco you buy. One bar of soap I rcc with each pound, whether to oji., 8 oi., 4 01., or j oi.. packaics. We have notified every whole ale dealer in the United State that we wUI supply them with soap to give you FREE. Order a good upply of U&MJ1N& IK'RMAM at once, and Insist on retting your eoap. One bar of Soap FREE w',n each pound you buy. Soap la offered for a limited time, so order Sir Henry lrvltw's son, Henry It Ir vine. t said to resemble his illustrious f.ithcr greatly, both In oiie and nmuiier, In his present l.ndon p, rtorm nice of the rule of Handel He h.is also uipvurct as Komeo and Jacques It Is not a miracle. It won't cure everything, but II will cure piles That's what DeWllfs Witch Has.l Salve will do, because II baa doss It In ht.ndrcd, of cases. Chas. Rog.rs. On hearln of the verdict UKa'nst Dr. ri.iyfuir. Mr (lludston- nt once sent to that rlforou moralist a Vttcr exprrsslnsr coMtnuid eoniidetu'e In hint, a''d .ijlnn; "You do not s,rm to hae done more sr l.ss than your duty." Hums ars absolutely painless h--n De Witt's Witch 11 air 1 salve Is promptly applied. This statement la trus. A p'r fsct remedy for skin diseases, chapped hands and lips, and never falls to cur plies. Chas. Refers. The Canadian paper s.ir that Sir Oll er Mosul, the premier of Ontario. h redeemed his promise the rnsotters' AM Society lo appoint a omn In spector of prison for the prounee. Take a dose of DeWltl s Utl s Farly Risers Just for the ood they will do you. These little Pills sre ftt,d for In digestion, good for headache, good for liver complaint, good for constipation. They ar' good. Chas. rioters. Mr tleorge Oculd' new tl.iri. which she h.u Just reootv,st from a lndon maker costs fxl.iVe. and Is said to t owe vt the iincst 8t,vcolmoii of the J, wri er", art In America. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Lonl Chief Justice Russell of England will probably make the principal address at ihe next meeting of the American Par Association at Saratoga In August next All the pv-.. "fill. In, advvrt'sed In ti's p.-.;,er. to.-.-h'T with the ctiotes! prrfumery, and toilet article etc . can oe boui:!'! St the lowest prices at J W, .en' dr .r t,.-,-. oppestte o-o.,b-ntnl Hot, i A. (oris "I wish I knew of a summer hoarding place where there are no cows; I would engage hoard there tomorrow " "Try our milkman; he's going lo take Isiard ers." Detroit Free Press DeVltt's Sarsaparllla Is prepared for cl ansing the Moo.1 It builds up and strengthens constitutions Impaired hy dleasr. Chas. Rogers. Miss P. acemaki r- Are you Pog1ng for an early spring. Mr. Newblke? Mr. Newblkt "n the contrary, us I Im gin les sons on the Mcycle torn irrow my tnlnd Is .Wi lling on an early fall -Town Topics. We might tell you more about rns Minute Cough Cure, hut you probaUy know that it cures a cough. Every on does who has used It. II Is a perfect remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseness. It Is an especial favorlt" for children, be ing plesssni to tsks and quirk In curlnf. Chas. Rogers. "Sad accident this morning. ' said the shoe clerk hoarder. "Man ).ot his foot run over by a trolley car." "And I suppose," said the Cheerful Idiot, "that he immediately came out tlut-footed for getting damages." Indl i.Tiip ills Journal. When Baby was sick, we gars her Cantoris. When she ml Child, she cried for Caxurta. When she hncaine Miss, she clung to Castorla, Whoa she L IIMrrn. she gs itbem Csstorla. "This Is so sudden." sai l Eve. "I do not want you to think mo mercenary, but what are your fina-v-la! pnise-ets?" Adam drew himself up i little and said with the quietness of true greatness: "I own the carlh." The rest Is history. -Cincinnati Inquirer. Or. Pi i... Cent ' mg Powder f Alum. Thnt was a brlirhl answer given by a little girl In a sub irh.in school to the question of her teacher ns to what peo ple llnd even In warm countries, when they g.,t to the fop of a mountain. "Most people find." said the child, "that they are out of breath." 'loston Ttra Hcrlpt. A little III, then a little pll. The III ha (rone, the pill has won. DeWltt's I. i t e Early Ills r ' the II t'e plds that cur gtr at Ills Chas. Itog' r. Mr. Wickwirc I saw a woman pass a bltr mirror in a show window t'day without hioldn-; In. Mrs. Wb-kwlre I suppose you are ir'iln- to be funny now, a tul tell ce that she was blind. "Nope, She was looslne, a'T,-,nn the street ,u an other woman with a near hat."-Indianapolis. Jotirnnl. Hiisy ,eob have no tltne, atid sensible peoti'e hae no Inclination to use a "low remedy. On- Minute Cough Cure sets promptly anil ges perman nt ben'-flts. Chas Rogers. "Away with her to the torture," the tvt-.M crli d "Mercv," shrb ked Ihe nnha)i)jy woman. Rut ttieru was no mer'y for her. The s.ivuire guards seized her and boond her upon the rack, whi re her sleeves w-r not only i rushi d, but as slowly as possible, In order that Hie lilrriltv llil--ht iie liie most L'XjillHlte. Detroit Tribune. M's all Ihe eaoo-, a sli 'ht co d. coc."est ed I 'Mfs or see, -p. eoiiirh. fine Minute 'ouch "iire banishes them. Victor O. Tllgner, Ihe gnat Austrian soeiptor, Is dead from a stroke of apop lexy. Children Cryfor Pitcher's Castorla. Job Printing The Astorian invites attention to its Job Printing: Department TRY US NOTICE OF ASSESHMI'NT OF DRAIN IN ADAIHH AS'PORIA Notice Is heieby gHen Hist Hie ! Hunt made by (UMiuatice No. of Hi citv of Astoria, cotiiiriaiiot ih-t ,.. nienl on Roll Ns, I, for lliw ioiiiiu. tlon ot a drain in the city of Astoili. u laid out aiol recorded by John Ad.ilr. sun im ih lug nl a point In block ' and hav ing It outlet lit I'lilrt) -thlid .licet, be iv. rn blink li nnd In Aduli A tcitn, uud kuuan and tleslkiiated ' I'mlnago Dltrici No I." H t'e due and pal'le oil the litll lav of Mil), ivssl. In f S gold or llci ,oin. u ti e officii of the city treasurer, und If not o paid within or Is-firc ald tunc, Hi i .minion eoniu ll will order w art ant b urd for Ihe collection of the .aiuii Pile uMew meiit I a follows: Lwrn I'. Adair, lot 4, Idock Adair's A.itoriii luin I' Adair, lei t, blivk K Adair's Atlorln M.iry I. Admr lot 11, block Ailulr's Astoria Wry l Adulr. lot U. 1'hsk . Adair's Astoria klury U Adlr. lot I block ia. Adair Aslurw Msry 1.. Adulr. lot 1. block A Adair a Astoria alary U Adair, lot IT, block . Adair's Astoria , alary U Adair. W half lot I'.'. block . Adair's Astoria Mary I. Adair, lot W. block & Adair Astoria Mary U Adulr, lot SI. Mock 61. Adair's Astoria Mary 1.. Adair, lot . block tiS. Adlr's Astoria Mary I- Adair, lot 11. block , Adair's Astoria Mary U Adair, lot C block . Adair's Alrl Mary U Adulr, lot 93, block 4. Adair's Atorl Mury 1. Adair, lot 54. block i. Adulr' Astoria I U 4t a u t a j u 10 ! W XI t U m u i u I is I 1! I 14 I 14 I 11 Hetty Adulr llreiiham, und one ilghth lot i. block 14, Adtlrs Astoria Hetty Ad.nlr Hrenham. und one- i 77 t M I i a Ik-Mil lot block is, Adair s Astoria 11,-lty Adair Hrenham, elchth lot S. blo-k Astoria Hetty Adair Hr. nhuni. eiglith lot . bUnk Astoria licit y A. lair Hri nhuiti. eighth begin, ill NK und one 1. Adi.ir und otie 1. Adair's nnd onc er n,r lot 1 block 4U. thence S feel, f.,1. N tut teet. K Ti feel, blm-k 4i Adulr' Aaloru. Ell- n Ad.ilr Mendell, und W 74 lot t. one- i M 4 T7 IM 1 I M t U t T7 M 1 JS i a 1 44 i n tu l a 1 is t M 6 77 M 1 25 1 26 2 M 17 :i is 5 74 . hill III lot J, bkeic te, Adair's Astoria Ellen dulr Ikhth lot : Mendell, und one. :. block !, Adair's Astoria ... . Ellen Adnlr Mendell. Ut.d itne- eighth lot 5. blK-k 1, Adair Astoria Klbn Adulr Mendell, eighth, lot t. block AMtorlu Elbn Adnlr Mendell. und ona I. Adair's und one. eighth liegln at SK corner lot 1 bliM'k . thence M W feet, W 74 feel. N 6 feet. E 76 feet, lot 1, block 40. Adair's Aatorla Kutn A.lalr Welchrr. und one eighth lot 1 block 16, Adair's Astoria Kale Adair ikhth lot Astoria Kato Adair eighth lot Astoria Kate Adulr eighth, lot Astoria Kutn Adnlr Weleher, Und one ', block 1. Adair's , Icher. Idoek und one. I, Adilr't Weleher, It. block und one. I, Adulr' Weleher. und one. eighth begin at NE earner lot S. block 40. thence S s feet, W 74 feel. N feel. K 75 feel, lot 1. block 40. Adair's Astoria Mary Adair Jordan, und one eighth lot 2, block K, Adulr' Asioria Mary Adnlr Jordan, und one eighth lot 7, block 1, Adair's Astoria Mary Adair Jordan, und one eighth lot 5, block 1, Shlvely's Astoria Mary Adulr Jordan, und one eighth lot 6, block 1, Shlvely's Astoria Mary Adair Jordan, und on, eighth begin at NE corner lot 3, block 40, thence S M feet, W 75 feet. N W feet. E 75 feet, lot 2, block 40. Adair's Astoria Mary II. Adnlr. nnd ono elghlh lot 2. block 11. Adair's Antorla Mary K. Adair, und one 11, Adair's und one 1, Shlvely's und one- eighth lot 7, block Astoria. Mary R. Adnlr. eighth lot 5, block Antorla Mary R. Adair, eighth lot , block 1, Shlvely's Astoria Mary It. Adair, und one eighth liegln nt NE corner lot 3. block 40. Ihenes 8 tfi feet, W 73 feel, N 60 feet, E 75 feet, lot 3, block 40. Adair's Astoria Laura Adnlr Parker, und three- eighth lot Astoria Laura Adair eighths lot Astoria Laura Adnlr eighths lot 2, block 10. Adair's Darker, block nod three. 10, Adair's Knrltcr, ,, block und three 1, Shlvely's. Antorla Laura Adnlr Parker, ttnd three. eighths lot 0, block 1, Shlvely's Astoria Laura Adulr Harlter, und threo iltfhths begin at NE corner lot 3, block to; thence S 1 feet, W 75 feet, N m feet, E 71 feet, lot 3, block 40, A lair's ABtorla A. Pooth Packing Co., lot 6, block IM, Shlvely's Astoria A. Pooth Pin king Co.. lot 2, block Shlvely's Astorln Victor Anderson, lot 3, block 1, Shlvely's Astoria Tina Amundsen, lot 4, block 41, Adair's Astoria Tina Amundsen, lot 5, block 41, Adair's Astoria Astoria Savings Hank, trustee, lot 2fi, block 08, Adair's Astoria 8 75 7 C2 M IS 02 41 10 00 12 32 12 22 I IE 10 00 40 IS 46 15 23 05 4H 15 r-2 41 52 41 40 15 40 15 40 15 44 15 40 15 Isaac Horgman, lot 12, block Shlvely's Astoria 149, Rudolph llarth, lot 4, Adair's AHtorla lllnim Hrown, lot I, block 10, block W' Adair's Astoria Hiram Hrown. E half lot 3, block 17, Adair's Astoria Hiram Hrown, lot Adair's Astoria Hiram Hrown, lot Adair's Astoria Hiram Hrown, lot Adair's Astoria Hiram Hrown, lot Adair's Astoria Hiram Hrown, lot Adair's AHtorla Hlrarn Hrown, lot Adalr'H Astoria Hiram Hrown, lot 4, block 17, 3, "block "iij 4, block Oli 6, block Oi', 5, 'block' ' oi 3, block M, 4, block 00, Adair's Astoria Hiram Hrown, lot 1, block 07, Adair's Astoria Hiram Drown, lot 2, block 97, Adulr' Astoria., Illiuin Ill-own. lot I, Adult'' Astoria Illrum Hrown, lot 4, Adair's Astoria Illrum Prow ti, lol s, Adair' Astoria llllnin Hrown, lol 0, Adult's Astoria Illtaiii Hrown. lot 7, .Malt' Aatorla Itli-iim Hrown, lot , 40 14 411 15 4tl 14 31 1)4 31 4 34 M IS It 41 41 M 41 block 'block idoek" idoi'k' trr, hliHk in. "ii'lo'cii" 117. Adulr' Aslorla ...i t-ntira Adulr Parker, lot block K, Adulr Astoria I 'rod Harkcr, lol I. block W, A, lair's Asiorls Kulltcrlnn C Hllei, lot 4, block ., Adulr' Astoria , Petluu Norwegian Etiingellcsl Lu theran Church, N nil feet of M half lol 1. block 3. Adulr torlu D W. Hush, lot III, block Adair' Astoria D. vY Hush, lol B, block Adnlr' AlorU IV V Hush, oi , Mock Adulr' Astoria Altec M. Hush, lol , block Adulr Asiortu Jucoti Ho.sart. lol 1 block Adair's Astoria Jacob llossurl, lot l, block Adair's Astoria Aa- 10 si 41, i: 33 41. 11 31 41. 13 33 41, ii a '. . 10 M 00. II rsj (. 10 M 10 M 17, 41 II 17. M 41 A llriltlhold. lot Aduti ' Asiorlu . A Hriiuliold, lot Adulr Aalorl . II. block 13. block i'rytin Currulltcra, A, lair's Astorls I'yru Csrruthers, Adair Astoria lot I, block lot 1,1.1 ck i:rultno I'aserociolta. N hnlf o 4, hbH'k 3D. Adair Aatorla . Nellie il Cliarlalon, und half lot 7, block M, Adnlr Aatorla.. .. ... c II t'ooiHir. lot I. A .lair's Aatorla i. II. Coor, lot I, ,l-ur' Aatorla , i". II. 1'iHiper, lot in, Adulr Aatorla C. II CiHMter. lot II, block '. block to. block block u. Adair Aalorl C II Cooiwr. lot 13. block ). Adalr'a Aslorla John Chit wood, und quarter lot t. block til. Adair's Aatorla Ruth A I'ornollui, und half lot I. block of. Adnlr s Aaturla . It P. Dr-innan, und half lot I. hlo. k m. Adulr's Aatorla II P Drenuau, lot I. block 41. Adair Astoria ... 1 A iMuelson. und half lot 7. block U. Adair Aatorla . J II Dotictii. lot , blurk , Adulr's Astoria J II Duncan. Adulr's Aatorla Samuel l.ltnore. lot 1. Mock W. lot block m. Adair's Altrl Sumuel Elmore, lol M, block tn, Adair Astoria Samuel Elinor, lot lot block o. block U, Adulr's Astoria Sumuel Elmore. Adnlr' Aatorla Alex liillHirt. lot 3, block It, Adair' Aatorla Annie ilsuiia, lot Adulr's Aatorla Annie tlatena, lot Adalr'a Astoria Catherine (loodtnan, 41, A.l.vlr Astoria P. J. iloo.1man. lol Adnlr Aatorla 3, block 17, a, blo.;k 17. lol II. block 13. blm-k 41. Anna Maria ilrainm. lol ta, block no. Adnlr Aslorla Anna Marls Hramm. lot 30, block V Adalr'a Aatorla Helen F iirahsm. lol 1. block at Adnlr' Aatorla Helen F liraham, lot 3. hhs k J. Adalr'a Aslorla . Wlnlfre, c (ieor, lol 7, liick I. Shlvely's Astoria ... M.iry C Holme, lot Adair's Astoria Miry C iiui-nes. lot Adulr's Aalorl 7. block 37. t, blo.-k 17. Thomas A. HyUnd, lot i. hbH'k W. Adulr's Astoria Eric lluuk. lot 4. block 41, Adair' Astorta Eric llouke, lot Aatorla blCM-k 41. Adair's F. A Hill, lot , bloc Adair' block an. Adair Aatorla . . F. A Hill, lol Astorta Aleck Iveraon. lot II. block ts. Adulr'a Atorla Aleck I vrmon, lot 11, block , Adnlr' Aatorla Jniiic Jackson, lot 4, block M, Adulr' Astorln Jatiie Jnckon, lot 8, hhH-k Adair's Aatorla Louisa Johunsen. lol h, block Shlvely's Aatorla HI. John Kopp, lot I. block 12, Adulr'a Aatorla Christina A.. Alfred. Joaephlne and Frank P. I,ctniiiwcii-r, heirs of Frank I-lnenwelier, lot 5. block &l). Adnlr Astoria Clirlstlnu A Alfred, Josephine nnd Frank p. !.elnenwer,r. heirs of Frank Idnenwelier, lot 3, hlok fa. Adnlr Astoria Christina A. Ilnenweoer, lot I. block Adulr's Astorln Christina A Lelnenweber, lilrs-k .'.. Adulr's Astoria. Christina A. lelnenweber, hliN-k W, Adnlr' Aatorla Christina A. Ilnenwrlier, lot 7. lot lot 2. block U). Adulr's Aatorla August Larsen, N half lot 1, block 3i. Adulr Astoria John Kopp, lot 2, block 42, Adalr'a Astoria 52 41 51 41 52 41 52 41 Mury J. Kyle, lot Adair's Astorln Mary J. Kyle, lot 4. block i, biocit ' 42. Adair's Astoria Mrs. Anna Kopp, lol 0, hhK-k 41 Adulr's Aslorla., P. N. Kearney, und hnlf lot block 01, Adulr's Astoria 1. 20 20 52 41 23 10 23 I 23 C6 James F. Kearney, lot 2, block 01, Adalr'a Astoria... Frank J. Carney, und half lot T, block 01, Adair's Asiorlu,. Mary A. Cearns, und half lot 7, block ll, Adair's Aslorla Mary 11. Ixdnonwelier, W half lot 3. block 17, Adair's A itoriu Christina A., Alfred )., Josephena und Frank P. I'lneuweber, heirs of Frank Lclncnwchcr, lot 7, block 3 Adair's Aalorla Christina A., Alfred I).. Joto-plu-no and Frank P. LelnenwelN-r, heirs of Frank Irflnenwnher, lot H, Modi ;is. Adair's Astoria 52 41 i i 52 41 ' 10 00 1 L. Lebeck nnd tillve vYlntnn, 3, blink 1, Shlvely's Astorln.. L. Lebec k and ollvo Wlnton, .4, block I, Shlvely's Astoria..., L. Lelack and Olive Wlnton, !), block I, SliH-cly'a Astoria.. L. Lebeck and Olive Ulnloi,, lot iV.t lot hit IK, block I, Hlllvvly' Aatorla Nli holellti Muliisunilia, W half and M li feel uf K hnlf lot 3, block W, Adulr's Astoila Rev. H. V . Muni, lol 1. I'll" k 40, Adult 's Aatorla Rev. II, i. Munis, H 4 livl lot 3, block lo, Adult's Asuiilu..,. Ite. II. V. Monla, lot ft, block 40, Adtili' Astoria Rev P. W, Moiil. lot I, block 4U, Adulr s Aloila 40 14 Rev II W Moirls, lol T block 40, Ailall s Anlolla Rev II. W . Mon la, lot 3. block H Adnli 's A'toila Rev. II. V, Mollis, lot 1. block 03, Adulr'a Astoilu 4141 llev. II. V, Monla. lol 4, block U, Adnlr s Aaturla Rev. II, A Monla, lot I, bio. k to, Adulr's Astoilu Fled aliiuavii, lol J, block 4.', Ailuli ' Asloi In , A, Mcl'hniluu, lol r; block . Aduli' a Aaloiia A ,l I'luiiluil. lol 31. block W. A. lull s Asiorlu Ovoige Nvlsou, lot ts Mock 3.', Adair's Aaloiia 34 M tUolus Nelsott. lot I. block 3i, Adair Aaloilu Christ Nuss, lol , blink Hi. Adulr Aaloilu Clilial Nus, lol 10, block u Adulr'a Aslorla Theresa n iuieii. lol 3, PbH-k . Adnlr Astoria Adulr s Aaoria block 41, Adulr Aaloiia Adnlr s Asiorlu J4 JO 1 Eil ward O'Connor, lot I. bl.H k 41. ' Adulr Aaloiia M m . Andrew Olaell, lot 7, block U. Adnlr Aaloilu Andrew Olaell, lot , bbsk (4. Adair Astoria . in H 10 M 10 M 10 M 10 M 11 II M 11 1 4 II X 30 ;o m 0 ss 10 ss 10 si lo M io m a ii 13 41 J II. I'nlln.r. lul s, ItliKk 43, Adnlr Astorln Amu M Pope, lul 3. blotk Adair's Aalorla Ella I'oiw, lol 4, IdiM-k lu, Adair's Astorln Frank I'nllon, troatie, lot 33, blm k ), Adnlr Aalorla Frank I'nllon, Irusteo, lot 34, block i. Adnlr Aalorla J, II. P liner, lot 1 ld.sk H. Adulr's Aatorla W W. Parker, lol I. block Its, Shlvely's Aalorla . . W W Parker, lot I, block 111. Shlvely Astoria Jennie II Parker, lol II. bbs k 14. Shlvely's Aalorla Mnry J Rrtr. lol I. block to, Adulr's Aalorla Sarah il Sh.-rmati, lot I. blink 30. Adulr' Aalorl Uull U Mulltvsn. S hslf lol 1. blm-k . Adair's Astoria N HI mouse n. lot 33, bbs k II, Adulr Aalorla N Hlmonsen, lul 4. block 41, Adair's Aalorl O Hoi, y, lot 33. I'losk 41. Adair' Aalorl O Hover, lot 34. block 41. AdulM Aatorla Hens.. n Snl.lne. lot 7. Id.s k 43. i Adnlr' Astoria 43 41 Elisabeth Srufrldl, lot II, Hock 43. Adulr' Alorla 13 33 Kllials-lh Hs-afeldl, lot 33. bio. k 43, Adair's Astorln . klury A Schroder E half lot l. I.lo. k . Adulr's Astoria W T H. holrtrld. uihl half lol 3. 12 3 10 l ! block K. Adair Aatorla 111 M W T hVlo.lni.ld and K. llouke, frne lol I. blm-k 1. Shlvely's As toria . . tM W. T HcholOcl.t ami K. llouke, lot 3. bl.s k I. Shlvely's Astorln . 10 Do John Seine, lot 3. block O. II 41 41 10 CO 34 J 4 II 43 41 11 33 i II to 1') 14 10 ht I 43 t 43 10 M 10 14 In 10 U 41 23 03 33 rsj i 23 03 40 15 44 II 1 a 03 n to ' A.lalr s Astoria 10 M John Seines. lot 4. block ss. Adulr Astorta 10 M peter Nufur. S half lol 4, bl.s k 31. Adnlr' Aatorla . 3 10 Jacob I'ttlngi-r. lot , bl.sk Is, A.tnlr's Aatorla 41 41 Ole ii. Vlge, lot U, Mock 4U. A.lalr' Aatorla . l H OI I) Vlge. lot 22, block 00, Adair's Aslorla 10 M Cha Vsmchruren, W half lol II. Mock 00. Adnlr's Astoria I 41 Nl. holsa Wlaner, lot II. I.lo. k 41. Adulr's Aatorla II U Nicholas Wl.ner. lot 17, Mock l, Adnlr Astorln II K Churl Wiamnn, lot 13, block o, Adnlr Aalorla.. U at Charles Wlaanian, lol 17. Muck , Adulr'a Astorta 10 M (b-orge Watson, lol 15. block 41, Adulr's Aslorla 13 13 tleorge WntMon. lot 14. block 41, Adnlr Aslorla 11 13 Marcus Wise, lot 10, blink 13, Adair Aslorla . la st Marcus Wlae, lot . block 43. Adulr' Aalorla 10 H Mnrvu Wise. lot 33. block 43. Adulr's Aatorla 10 st . Mnrcu Win, lot 24. bbsk 43. Adnlr Aalorl 10 M Mnrcu Wis, lot 35. blm-k 13, A.lulr' Astorln 10 st i Marcus Wise, lot M. block 43, Adulr' Aatorla 10 M Mnry Wilson, lot 1, block On, Adulr'a Aatorl 10 at Walter, Mnmle. Annie, llrncle and William W Hon. heirs of Wllllsm Wilson, lol 2. I lock , Adair's Aatorla 10 W Oln WllllHig, lot H, block 00, Adulr's Aslorla 10 st Carolltm o Wlllherg. lot 23. blm-k On. Adalr'a Aalorla a 10 M Curollne I). Wllllierg, lot 24, Mock on, Adulr's Asiorlu 10 IS Churl. Wright and 8 K llurrl. lot I, block 41, Adair's Aaloiia.... 13 31 Charles W right und S K, llurrl. lot I, Mock 41, Adulr' Astoria ... 1133 j Churlc Wright und S. K. Harris, lot in, l, lock ii, Adair's Aslorla... 13 13 Chnrlra Wright nnd S. E. Harris, lot 14, block 41, Atlalr's Astoria... 12 33 Churlc Wright and H, K. Harris, lot 19, block 41, Adulr's A!or1a... 11 13 Churl.- Wright and S. K. llurrl, lot 2u, block 41, Adnlr' Astoria, . 11 1 Clmrles Wright and S. K. Harris, lot 21, block 41, Adulr's Astoria... 12 13 Charles Wright and S. E. Harris, lot 27, block 41. Adnlr Asiorlu... 12 U Cluirli Wright and H. E. Harris, lot 2H, block 41, Adulr's Astoria... 12 1! j Charles Wright and S. 10. Harris, lot ir.i, Mock 41, Adulr's Aslorla... 12 3! Charlr Wright nnd S. K llurrl, lot ., block 41, Adulr's Astoria... 12 32 Charles Wright and S. E. Harris, lot 31. block 41, Adnlr' Aslorla... 12 31 lot .', Mock 41, A.lalr Astoria... 12 13 10 00 I Charles Wright nnd H. 13. Harris, I'ateii Astoria, nr., April 2:1. II. K. NELSON, , Auditor and Police Judge. rV Surd m lis) 41 111 411 It SO Ml 40 15 40 U M U 44 I. at it 40 It U 41 U 44 10 S S3 u 4 4 4 U 41 41 4J 41 11 II II 3J II 11 t 41 t 41 43 II 10 10 lo ss 10 M U 41 to (a 10 10 10 OS 10 M 41 41 H V 11 a 11 33 II 33 U U 13 41 to si lo I 41 M 31