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H a lf Column —
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N E W B E U G , Y A M H I L L C O .. O R E G O N , F R I D A Y , A P R I L I.
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SAMUEL HOBSON,
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1HRIS1 l.\N CHURCH —SERVICES I \ BRY
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second aud fourth Sunday at 10 a . m . aud
h :00 P M.
4
*8:30 .
♦8:30 i
E N T S T C H LR t H —P R A Y E R M K E llN t.
Wedues ay even: ug. Sai>batti school
\ PY every
every Saturday at 10 . ., services following.
I
e v e r y T h u r s d a y at 7::>0 p. M. S a b b a t u s e h o i l
m .
llN U il
S O C IE T Y NOTICES.
r M.C. A.—DEVOTION \E>KKV1CKS EVERY
• S today at 3 p . m . Young men earnestly
requested to attend.
\
U. T. U.—BUSINESS MEETING TH E SEC
oud aud fourth Tnur&day iu each month.
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m
A. R BE8310NS HELD FIRST AND T H IR D
Saturday evening in each mouth.
4 O. U. W — MEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVEN-
• ing at 8 p. M. in Armory Hall.
C ity o f N e w b e r g .
Mayor......
...O. O. Emery
Recorder..
,.F. 11. Howard
Marshal..
. ...j. J. Woods
Treasurer .
..Moses Yetaw
Street Commissioner..
........A. C. Cox
Surveyor............................................Miles Reece
COUNCILMEN.
i B. ('. Miles
............................ ) Paul Many
(C F. Moore
......................... fG. L. Stabler
- > j NEWBERG v
w.
CARDS.
M c C o n n e l l , m . d .,
Physician and Surgeon,
S. N. BURGEN, M. D.,
N
Physician and S urgeon,
N E W R E R G , OK.
Office in Hoskins block, opposite bank.
dence, Newberg House.
FLOURING v M ILLS,
P a c if ic
N E W B E R G , OR.
Office on First street. A ll calls promptly at­
tended to day or night. Diseases of women aud
children a specialty.
C o lleg e ,
, O
.
College Classes, Normal Course, Book-keeping,
Resi­
All the Grammar School Studies, Music and Art.
DR. HAROLD CLARK,
Dentist,
FRESH MEATS.
J.
w «d ..........................jj; V.:1" « * ?
g .
May be found at all times a fu ll as sonnent of
good marketable
Contractor and Builder,
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
P R O F E S S IO N A L
♦4:30 P. M.
♦10:30 a . m .
t >::»0 p. M.
fs:20 a . m .
Central Meat Market
Dentist,
N E W B E R G , OK.
JOHN YOUNGER,
N e w b e rg , O regon ,
-1 8 PREPARED TO R E P A IR —
*
Clocks t—
In a workmanlike manner. Satisfaction guar­
antee'!. in G. M. Bales’ shoe shop on First street.
Thirty-five years’ • xpe i nee.
"
a charge of emliezzlement.
I
DR. E. J. YOUNG,
V e t e r in a r y
S urgeon ,
v
B ank
of
N ew berg
NEWBERG, ORECON.
N E W B E R G , OK.
The treatment of horses a specialty.
tended with . romptness.
Cal's at­
D. M. R a m s e y ,
House V and 7 Sign 7 Painter,
N E W B E R G , OK.
Houses painted In the latest TINTS. Paper-
hanging, graining, ktaiuiug and hard oil finis i
D o n e by D a y o r C o n tr a c t.
3hop on Main street.
SURVEYING.
Having been appointed by the County Sur­
veyor a« hi«* deputy for ti-i* part o f Yam hill
county. I am prepared to do all kinds of
P L A IN
SU R V E YIN G .
I^ave orders for work at the postoffiee. or ad­
dress me at Newfcerg, Or.
M. REECE
D. W. C u m m in s ,
$ 30,000
Capital Stock
......... President
. Vice-President
............. Cashier
JESSE E D W A R D S ............................
B. C. M I L E S . .......................................
MOSES V O T A W ..................................
WI EHLHH & WILSON MANCFACTI RING COMPANY
—WA8 AW AR D ED TH E O N L Y —
G r an d P rize
Call on us if von want a good w e'l at a reason
able figure. Having ha 1 long experience, we
guarantee good work P r W for boting and put­
ting in wall, up cents per foot.
_
—AT TH E -
PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889.
<X| EAST SIDE 1»
Meat v Market,
— f o r
the
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Best S ew ing M achine fo r
Fam ily and M anufact­
u rin g Purposes.
C enter Street.
OREGON.
W. A. LYON. Proprietor.
Examine Them on Exhibition at A. C. COX’, Newberg, Or.
PAC I M C COAST M A IS O F F I C I :
O ír . me
you fond
1
trial and b* conflneed that I can do
There is much contention in Brigham
City, Utah, over establishing a water­
works system. Bonds have been voted,
but the opposition to their issue is so
strong that it will affect the sale, a re­
straining order having already been
issued.
J. 1) Smith has been convicted of
murder in the fir-t degree at Sacramento,
lie was connected with the conspiracy
to rob and mtirJer K. Allen for his
money. Sm ith’s two companions are
under sentence for murder in the second
degree.
Kvery report says that such an acreage
of wheat and barley as is now in the
ground lias never before been planted in
Southern California. Thousands of acres
in San Bernardino county that have
never produ ed anything hut sagebrush
have been planted to barley because of
the big market there has been for that
grain this season.
Red Blntfj Cal , for the proposed rail­
road construction
There is a division
| of opinion at Kureka as to tfieearnest-
! ness of Pollaskv ami his hackers in this
I move, and the general disposition is to
; aid the underiaaing and give it a trial
N E W B E R G , OR.
Y o u W i l l M m m j n F in d *♦ T M * H x r k f t
th e V e ry B u t Fre«*h .H eat« o f
A l l Kindt*.
A. E. Wagstaff, author of a biography
of the late .fudge David 8. Terry, siys in
hunting for materials for the life of
Terry he continually came across evi­
dence showing that offers had been
made to put Terry out of the way.
Directors— Jesse Edwards, B. C. Miles, F. A. Morris, J. C. Colcord,
E. H . Woodward.
Certificates o f deposit issued payable on demand. Exchange bought
and sold. Good notes discounted. Dejiosits received subject to check
at sight, and a general banking business transacted. Collections made
on all accessible points in the United States and Canada.
Correspondents— Ladd & Tilton, Portland; National Park Banx,
New York.
Strangers visiting the city are invited to call at the bank for infer*
Marcus Pollaskv’s surveyors have
mation concerning the city.
started by the M id River route to ex­
C- rrespondence invited.
amine th” country b it vein Eureka and
W e l l - b o r e r ,
NEW BERG.
The miners in Nevada county, Cal ,
are rejoicing over the prospects of Cam-
in etti’s debris bill becoming a law, the
House committee having favorably re­
ported it.
The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency re­
ports fourteen failures in the Pacific
Coast States and Territories for the past
week, against fourteen for the previous
week and ten the same week in 1891.
Excellent opportunity for good work.
Board and lodging, $2.50 per week.
A ll other expense* very low.
C. H. Dane, President of the defunct
I f you want to teach; i f you want to take a business course; if
■Silver C ity and Deming (N . M.) national
you want to review or take advanced work, we can suit you.
•anks; F. H. Siefsild, cashier of the
Send for catalogue or come and see for yourself.
Iteming b a n k , and Chase, cashier of the
T H u M A S N E W L IN , President.
Silver City bank, have been arrested on
Gold fillin g a specialty. Gas or vitaMzed air
given in extraciing teeth. All work wa iun ed.
Office on Cent- r street, op poste the postofflce.
—i Watches » and
d’Alene Mines.
J. S. REES,
h t OF ing. V.—MEETS EVERY SATU RD AY EVEN-
Second Ward
m .
Do You Want a House Built?
R. C\—M E ETS F IRST A N D TH I R D
urday afternoon iu each month.
W ,
First Ward....
*4:30 r.
Southern California— Coeur
SAY, YO U!
o. F —SESSIONS HELD ON TH U RSD AY
iu Bank budding.
I O. evenings
IT .
Large Acreage of Wheat an3 Barley in
---- A T T H E ----
♦7:30 .
♦ 1:40 I
lM ntiijç O ur* on O g d e n H o n te .
MEETING
M
Portraits enlarged to life size and finished in
Crayon, Lidia Ink or Water Colors.
£ 8 ^ * Studio—Upstairs iu Hoskins building.
A n r « opera house tor U n Angeles is
,ne of the early possibilities.
A gang of clever burglars and sneak
thieves is doing Idaho towns.
The wa'er is so low in Saltón I.ake
PU LLM AN BU FFET SLLEPERS.
A ll orders promptly attended to and satisfaction
guaranteed.
hat ttie salt company lias begun taking
S ecen d -C lasa S le e p in g Cara
lit -ait.
For accommodation of passengers ho ding sec­
The Southern Pacific i« replacing its
ond-class tickets attached to all trains.
One door west of Morris, M i’ es A Co.'s new store,
on First street.
'hiñese section men with white men in
Through ticket offi e, 131 First street, where
the South.
through tickets to all points in the E istcru
-dates, Canada and Europe can he obtained at
San I) ego will give its regular hoard­
.1. s. B A K E R & SO N S.
lowest rates from
J. B. K IR K L A N D ,
ers in the county jail employment in
Ticket Agent.
All above trains arrive and depart from Grand
necking oakum.
Central -tation, Fifth and I streets.
The A r'zu ia Sugar Company has been
ncorpornted at 1’lnunix, with a capital
N A R R O W G A U G E —W . 8. D I V I S I O N
-took of .r.r) K),'HK).
—AND —
Tne residence of Brigham Young, in
P o r t la n d and W i l l a m e t t e V a lle y R a ilw a y
-alt Lake C ity, is now used as a Keeley
Passenger depot foot of Jefferson street.
lire establishment.
The wool clip in Nevada is reported
—IF YOU DO, C A LL ON—
♦6:30 a . M.
♦7:20 a . m . f
♦8:80 A. m .
inusuaily heavy and clean. The sheep
♦ 12:1» p . m .
♦ 1:65 p. m j Oswego S¿ way st ti’s [ tl 30 p . M
wintered splendidly.
♦3:10 P. M.
♦5:15 I*, m ]
The Superior Court at Isis Angeles has
♦6:20 P. M. I
♦0:30 p. m . I
• I * P. M.
♦8:35 p. m i
sustained the validity of the prohibition
—T H E —
( Oswego,
Newberg, 1
ordinance of Pomona.
**i-jn » m 1 Dundee, Dayton. La ! ♦3:20 p. M.
5.40 a . M | fH>ette,
Sheridan,
Tlie Cave Creek onyx mines, in Mari-
i Monmouth St A irlie. J
•opa county, A. T ., have been purchased
♦4:30 p. u. Sheridan »Si way stations f'J:30 a . m .
ov a New York syndicate.
N E W B E R G , OK.
♦Daily. ♦Daily, except Sunday.
The W oman’* Christian Temperance
Ferries connect with all ‘ rains for Sell wood
and Milwaukie.
R. K )E IIL E R . Manager.
Onion and toe saloon-keepers of New
E. P. ROGERS, Asst. Gen. K. Si P. Agt.. Port­
Shop—One door west of postofflce.
Westminster, 1$. C , have declared war.
land, Or
The Consolidated Canal Company has
lieen incoiporated at Pluenix A. T. Cr­
inge groves w ill lie planted along the
•anal.
The Salt t/ike Chamlier of Commerce
dle.es unjust discrimination in Utah
NEWBERC, ORECON.
i eights by all the roads entering the
» rritory.
The Cieur d ’ Alene mines are to be
D. T A R R A N T & S O N , Proprietors.
p-ned soon. The resumption of work
in that section will give 2 000 men em­
H avin g recently equipped our m ill with new and improved ma­ ployment.
The natural gas well oil I. W . Hell-
chinery, we are now prepared to manufacture the best grade o f flour by
man’s ranch on the edge of Los Angeles
the FUL1 R O L L E R PROCESS.
• utilities to give every indication of be-
Cash paid for wheat. Feed ground Saturdays.
ng a stayer.
Citizens of Portland, Or., are dementi­
ng that that city secure four public
parks >>f 200 acres each in addition to the
•ne already owned.
Hast of Boise City, Idaho, are several
hot springs, and a scheme is incubating
to have the hot water conveyed to the
ew berg
regon
residence* in the town.
Railroads at Los Angeles are cutting
ind slashing rates to Eastern points,
rickets to Kansas City sell for $15 and
to New York for from $18 to $25.
♦ Ä:00 I
m
K C IIP R C H
SERVICES FIRSJ
, ill every mouth at 0 p. M.
' fOVKRLAND EXPRKSS. ’
Salem, Albany, Eug-
eue, Rose b'g Grant's
I Pass, Medford Ash-
; land, Sacrameuto,Ug-
I den, San Francis, o,
Mojave, Los Angeles,
I El Paso,New Orleans,
Land East....................
Roseberg S¿ way stations
(V ia Wood.»urn for]
I Mt. Angel, Silverton,
1 West Scio. Browns-
L ville and Coburg.
. M Albany and way stations
. M. Corvallis Si way stations
. M. McMinnville A. way sta's
I
m
p m
every Sunday at 10 v.
C L E V E R B U R G L A R S IN ID AH O .
FROM F KB. 1, 1*91
Y T K R U N CHURCU.- SERVK E8 K\
and fourth Lord's day Hf, 11 . .
1 )K E ery 8 B second
aud 7:30 . . Sabbath school every Sunday at
and Heav;y-
Portrait and Landscape Artist.
Trains leave and are due to arrive at Portlaud:
— s e r v i c e s f i r s t s i n
day iu the month at 7. ¡Or m : third sund »y
at 11 a " m . and 7*:M) p. m . Prayer meeting Wednes­
day evenings at 7:30 o'clock. Suuday school
every Sunday at 10 a . m .
«*
a p t is t c h u r c h
M E T H O D Is r.-P R A Y K R
P A C IF IC COAST.
r’ t .K b U itiA L
Southern Pacific Route. Photographer, Nevad«woolcuPclean
A YAN G ELK AL< HUR< H.—REGUI M ISERY*
i ice tirst and th r<l Sundays of each mouth
at 10 a . m .; second and fourth Sundays at 7 P. M.
Sabbath school every Sunday at 11 a . m .
ll t E E
$1 M
75
SO
1892 .
N O . 18.
iVIciIN I IU IN .
E A S T E R N ÍT E M S .
In v a ri­
Address, tlKAi’ Hic. Newbvrg, Oregon.
P0RT1-AND
market .
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TORIES’ » * ’ C itl'R C H .-S K R V lC I > E YhR Y
r
Sunday at 11 a m and 7 r. >t andThur>d*v
at 10 \ m S.ibbath school evvry Sunday t 9:4»
a m . Moutuly meeting at 2 p. m . the tlrat Sat­
urday in each mouth. Quarterly m eeting the
second Saturday aud Sunday in February, May.
August aud November.
a
K AU M :
M ub .crtp tton P r k f P a y a b le
a b ly In A d v a n c e .
C H U R C H N O TICES.
a
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One Year
-^ix Months
Three Mon the.
at
A dvertising Bills Collected Monthly*
10 a . m .
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Mo 1 « e » W srk.t Straet
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s.
r ii« * , Cal.
J. E. (Ridden, a brakeman, found
■pecirnens of quartz-bearing free gold
ive miles up th • Trucked river recently.
There is considera1 le excitem ent at
frnckee over the find, (or it i* in the di­
rection of the old mining town of Knox­
ville, which formerly nnmtiered hun­
dreds of inhabitant*: In early days it
was known that a ledge existed, twit it
could not be found. G ulden and hi*
friends have located claims.
The North American Commercial
C impany is establishing a coaling and
■moply station at D itch Harbor, Alaska.
Tne barkeutine C. C Frink ha* sailed
for that place, laden w;th Inmher and a
miscellaneous <• rgo and eight workmen,
w h ow i l construct a wharf for the ac-
■ornm -dat,on of the whaling fleet and
r venue cutter. The ship America, now
»• S.«n P elro , will proceed to Nanaiino
■ Ilf lo id a cargo of 1.21 1 ton* of coal for
• nporarv use at Itutch Harlior. There
ire s >me excellent coal mine* near that
„1 ice which th- company proposes to
tevelop next summer. It ia the inten-
t m to make Ditch Harbor the ren-
lexious for whal ng ves-els, where g»n-
-ral su p p le* can be furnished.
The
r e v e n u e cutter and war vessels will
probably take their fuel at that point.
< '’ g H urr b^rt o f Italy to Visit E n g ­
land— P. dc cwski the Recipient
of a Silver Wreath.
Ignatius Dm nelly has ciphered out a
lew llie>rv h 1 ont the grip, l ie thinks
t is caused l>y star d iu t through which
lie earth passes.
President 11a rison gets up his State
mpei* i.i a legal and red-tape style, just
■ a if he was preparing brief*. They are
neat, couip ict and concise.
tieneral CJourka, Governor-General of
Russian Poland, is a hale and vigorous
soldier of lid years, and lie is not going
to resign his place as has been reported.
The C zir knows his value too well.
Rev. J. U. Schwerin, a Oongreg itional-
iiit minis er, who died Inn week at Kan
Glaire Wis., was a noted hunter, and
w as for many years generally considered
the best ritle shot ill tlie Northwest.
The birthday anniversary of the Km-
oeror of Russia, who is 47 years of age,
is also the wedding anniversary of the
Prince of Wales, w ho has now been Hie
iiusliaml of the charming Princess Alex-
andria for twenty-nine years.
King Humbert’* appro, ching visit to
Kngland is said to he due to the grata-
tilde he feels when he recalls that Queen
Victoria was the first of the Knropean
sovereigns to recognize the young king­
dom of Italy thirty or more years ago.
The only survivor of the brave hand
of Texan patriots who signed the Decla­
ration of Texas Independence at W ash­
ington on the Braz is river March 2. IHiiti,
is W. 1!. Craw f >rd, who now ut the age
of 8t> is living in destitution at Alvaredo.
Paderewski has been presented by his
Boston admirers w ith a lieantiful w reath
of laurel in silver. Ttiey were consider­
ate enough not to insist that he should
wear it as the Roman conquerors wore
theirs. They did not want to disarrange
his hair.
Prince Bismarck may Hatter himself
that lie has thousands of admirers in
this country, hut the fact that America
is the only nation on earth that has not
con’ 11 lulled to his monument fund would
indicate that German-Americans are not
very urgent in showing their respect for
him.
The Kmpress of Germanv is in the
hub t of writing fo ra few minutes daily
in her diary. Noliodv ever sees the con­
tents of her diary— not even the Em­
peror. At the close of the year a new
diary is opened, and the old one, which
has a locked cl iso, is consigned to the
iron safe containing her M ajesty’s do­
mestic jewelry.
M. C. Crccdc, the owner of the Last
Chance and Monarch mines at the new
camp in Color ido that h -a n his name,
is a native of 111 i n us, who settled in
Co'orado in 1870. lie 1* a man slightly
above medium height, lean and of a
sandy complex on, and is 50 years of age,
although he lo >ks much younger. After
prospecting for t wenty years all over the
Mate he now finds himself a m illionaire.
Some of tlie wisest scholar* delight in
the collection of pamphlet*.
Indeed
there are pamphlets which attracted lit­
tle notice at the tim e of their publica­
tion a century ago that are now worth a
hundred times the price then asked for
them. Dr. K I ward Everett Hale is one
of the pamphlet, collectors, lie keeps
John Brown’s FortTaken
to Chicago.
A
SUBTERRANEAN
RIVER.
The New York Legislature Defeats the
Bill to Annex Brooklyn to
New York City.
f*r<»<luce. Fruit, Ktc.
WHiAT— Nominal. V alley,$1.60(^1.56;
Walla Walla, $1.45(31.50 per cental.
Ft.oua—Standard, $4.75; Walla Walla,
$4.75; Graham, $3.75; Superfine, $3.00
i per barrel.
I O ats — New, 40(at42e per bushel.
H a y —$ U < «12 per ton.
MiLLsrorrs— Bran, $ 9 ; shorts, *21;
ground barley, $22.50»»t25; chop feed,
$IS pier ton; iee»l barley, $3 ); mid­
dlings. $28 per ton; brewing barley,
i t l I0 (g l.l5 pier cental.
Bi ri'Ka— Oregon fancy creamery, 30(9
82 „c ; fancy daii y,25»n 27 l, c ; fair to good,
17l* (*» J >c; common, 12l, c ; California,
40i d ie per r o ll; Eastern, 25(g31)yC pier
pound.
CitKKSK— Oregon, 15c; Eastern, 15t„<9
18c per piound.
E gos — Oregon, 15(918c; Eastern, nom­
inal, 15c per dozen.
I’oi'i.rKY—Chickens, $5(35.50; ducks,
$8(ii9; geese, $11 pier dozen; turkeys,
tdc pier piound.
Y xuk.tAHl.it*— CahOnge, quoted $1.50
per cental; cauliflower, $2.50 pier crate;
Onions, fancy, (>0(975c pier cental; off
j grades, 45(9 55c; potatoes, 40c per sack;
new p itatoes, 6c; carrots, 75c pier sack;
parsnips, $1 per sack ; asparagus, 8 <» 10c
pet pound , lettuce, 30c; Oregon, 40c per
dozen; celery, 85@90c pier dozen;
squash, 2(9 3c per pound; green picas,
l ie per pound; cucumliers, 75c p erd oz;
rhubarb, 16c pier p atml; radishes, 30c
pier
dozen ; tomatoes, $2.25 pier box.
j
F kuits — Sicily lemons, $5.50(98.00;
California, $8.00(94.00 pier box ; oranges,
Riversides, $1.25(92.50; navels, $8.00(9
4.25 ; apples,75c@$ 1.60pier box ; bananas,
$2.50(94.00a bunch; Smyrna tigs, 10c pier
pioiiiid; citrons, 27c per pound.
A scheme has been formulated for min­
j ing beneath the city of Aspen, Col.
A subterranean river of vast extent
1 has Iwen tapped in lTainfieid, N. J.
i Ford county, Kail., looks for 900 fami-
| lies of Danes to settle there this year.
|
A new cable to connect the Central
A nerican States with Cutia is soon to he
j | i 'aid.
[ damps Calhoun, postmaster at Big
I’ine, W yo., is a defaulter to the govorn-
I inent.
Franklin, l ’a., is in the throes of a re-
lignins revival, business even being neg­
lected.
A Kansas man applied for a divorce
because his wife would uo longer sup-
port him.
The Minnesota lice se law has been
declared void, and saloons may run all
Htaiil« <lr(>c«r 1 M.
the time.
H o nky — IStcIS 'jC pier piound.
Chicago lias given up its war against : H a i . t —L iverpxiol,$l5.00(9$17.00;stock,
the English sparrows. The sparrows $11(912 pier ton.
hold the field.
Core ax—Costa Rica, 21hjc; Rio, 21c;
Another vessel loaded with food for the Salvador, 20c ; Mocha, 27 ' s (980c; Java,
starving Russians will leave IMiiladel- 26c; Arbucklo’s 190-piound cases, 21 7-20c
pier pain nd.
phia on April 12.
B kanh — Small white, 8c; ('ink, 2*gc;
M innie Johnson confesses to having
fired the female reformatory at Indian­ bayos, 2*j,c; butter, 3Vac ; limas, 8 ‘ jO
pier pound.
apolis on March I.
Kti'n— Japan, $5.00; Island, $5.50(9
Railroad officials es incite that only \ 5.76 per cental.
one-tliir l of the Western crops of 1891
S coah —D, 4L.C; Golden C, 4-'8c;
have thus far been moved.
extra
C,
4:,.,c; granulated,
6a4c;
Secretary Tracy expre'ses fear th atth e j culie crushed anil piowdered, 5 '8c; con­
House will he parsimonious In the mat- j fectioners’ A, 6»vc; maple sugar, 150
ter of naval appropriations.
1 c pier piound.
S yhui '— Eastern, in tiarrels, 42(95 tc ;
The M issachusetts House has decided
to make the salary of the Governor $8,- half-barrels, 44(9 47c; in cases, 36(980c
ner gallon ; $2.25 pier keg. California, in
OoO, the present figure being $5,000.
The bottom and 8 , 000 , 0 ; 0 gallons of tiarrels, 4>k: pier gallon; $1.75 per keg.
D iukh F kuits — P etite prunes, 7c; sil­
water one day last week dropped out of
the new reservoir at Leavenworth, Kan. ver, 8 'sc; Italian. 8c; German. 0lj c ;
plums, ttl8c ; apples, 6(<i0'a ; pieaches,
The Commissioners report in fuvor of 8 jsc ; piears, 8c pier pound.
the entrance of the Baltimore ami Ohio
C a n n k u G oods —Table fruits, $1.80(9
railroad into Washington City by an pie j 1.80, 2 'as; pieaclieB, $1.80(92.00; Bart­
vated road.
lett pH'ars, $1.80(91.90; pilums, $1.37‘g O
Reports to tlie l'hiladelphia Board of 1.60; straw berries, $2.25; cherries, $2.25
Health of contagious diseases and deaths (92.40; blacklierries, $1.86(91.90; rasps-
therefrom indicate a death rate far above berries, $2.40; pineapples, $2.25(92.80;
the normal.
•liricota,$1.80(91.70. 1’ie fru it: Assorted,
The Congressional Committee on Pub­ $1.10(91.20; pieaches, $1.25; plums, $1(9
lic Lands has reported favorably on the 1.10; blackberries, $1.25(91.40 pier ilozen.
projected Mariposa wagon road into the Vegetables: Corn, $1.10(91.75; tomatoes,
Yosem ite Valley.
95c (9$ 1.00; sugar peas,
U5ci9$l.t>0;
Ex-Auditor l.avelle, indicted for at­ string beans, 90e(9$1.00 pier dozen.
tempting to b u rn 'th e Daviess county Meat* : Corned lieei, $1.90; chipiped beef,
(In d .) courthouse, is short in his ac­ $2.10; lunch tongue, $3.0) Is, $ 5 .5 (2 »;
counts over $18 <100.
deviled ham, $1.50(93.65 per dozen.
Alleged boodle transactions are re ­
Fish : Sardine», 75c(91.55; lobeters, $2.30
his in a series of baskets suspended by ported to have existed among the Brook­ (92.60; salmon, tin, 1-lb., $1.26(91.30;
rope ai d onlley from tlie beams in ttie lyn Aldermen in giving the elevated 2 lbs., $ .40; '.j bhl., $5.60. Condense»!
railway franchise of 188<i.
celling of his study.
milk : Eagle brand, $8.10; Crown, $7.0»;
The Senate hill to change the name of Highland, $8.50; Cbampiion, $5.20; Mon­
the customs collection district nndpoit roe, $8.76 pier case.
of W ilm ington, Cal., to that of Ix>s An-|
geles has passed the Senate.
II lucellaneon*.
Philadelphia Will Contribute a Choice
Two rain companies in Kansas are
N au . s — Bane quotations: Iron, $3.00;
nicking contracts with tlie counties of »teel, $3.00; wire, $3.50 pier keg
C ollection o f Historien! Relics
that State at $IKM a county to produce
I kon — Bar, 3 ‘*c pier psiund ; pig iron,
at the Exposition.
from one to two inches of rain.
$26i<( 28 per ton.
Small— 10'*c |>er piound.
According to tlie new count of the pop
T in — I. C. charcoal, 14x20, prime qual­
Newfoundland ha“ decided to partici­ illation of Buffiilo by tlie State enumer­
pate In the exposition.
ators the tola I will be 2H4 (N-0. T e e cen­ ity, $8.00(98.50 pair I mix ; for crosses, $2
extra pier I kix ; roofing, 14x20, prime
Wisconsin will expend $8,000 upon its sus figures in 1890 were 255,11(14.
horticultural exhibit. Cranberry culture
A hill lias lieen introduced in the Ohio quality, $8.75 pier box ; f. O. coke plate»,
14x20, pirime quality, $7.75 pier box.
will be made especially prominent.
Legislature to enlarge and extend the
L kad — 15-Bc pier piound ; liar, 0 la c.
S. J. Hunter of Nevada, Mo., bas a Ohio canal so that boats can 1« towed
S oi . iikk — 13'o(918,ljC per paiuud, ac­
collection of over 11,000 varieties of from Lake Erie to the Ohio river.
cording to grade.
woods, pétri factions, etc., which lie pro­
The State Department ollicials say that
S hot — $1.85 pier sack.
pose* exhibiting at the fair.
there is no truth in the report that tlie
IfoHHKSHOKB— $5.
Unitpil States has established ail alliance
The marble slab presented hv the Kin-
N a v a i . S t o r k » —Oakum, $4.50(95 pier
press Josei-bine to I’nimin» will lie in­ with the Argentine confederation.
liale; rosin, $4 80(95 pier 280 pounds; tar,
cluded in the exh ibit from (lint country.
The legislature at Albany has defeated Stockholm, $14.00; Carolina, $7.00 pier
Official consent for its removal has been the bill to annex Brooklyn to New York barrel; piitch, $8 00 pier barrel; turpien-
granted.
city. Tammany rule in the latter place tine, 05c pier gallon in carload lots.
The limit of the tim e in which States is the chief impediment to tlie consoli­
and Territories and foreign countries dation.
H iilfiR , W o o l an<1 H o p « .
A t present 2 (191 students are attending
must ac cept tlie sites allotted them o il
Hinas— Dry iiiiles, selected prime, 7 ' 4
the exposition grounds has been fixed at the University of Michigan at Ann Ar
(9 8 c ; )* c less for culls; green, selected,
June i, 1892. Oregon will please take bor, which is tlie largest number evei over 65 pounds, 4c; under 65 |>oiiiids, :lc;
attending an American institution <>l slump pielts, short wool, 30(«50c; me­
notice.
The Cuiiard Steamship Company has learning.
dium, 60(980c; long, (Xk'(9$l.25; shear­
David Wenger, who struck a rich vein lings, 10(929»-; tallow, good to choice, I
applied for space in tlie marine section
of tlie transportation building to show a of silverdiearing ore while digging a <93hvC pier piound.
series of models illustrating the speed well at Lincoln, Mo., several days ago,
W ool — W illam ette Valley,
17(910c;
of “ ocean greyh ou n d s" and the devel­ has purchased machinery, and will de­ , Eastern Oregon, 10(917c pier pound,
velop the lead.
opment of transatlantic travel.
accenting to condition and age.
It is now considered certa n that the
H op » — Nom inal; 12(914c pier piound.
Testimony is lasing taken at Chicago
prominent etcicers in this country will
in the dit pitted heir-li p to tlie estate of
ro- 0 |>erate heartily with Chief Ives in Samuel Sankey of San Francisco regard
T h . M eat M a rk *».
forming for display in tlie art depart­ ing the title to $80,000 worth of property
Bxxr— L ive. 2 ( 9 4c; dressed, 5'97c.
ment a collection of a retrospective e x ­ situated in Chicago.
M utton — L ive, sheared, 4tg(94J4c;
hibit of etchings made since the tim e of
The old Harper’s Ferry engine-lions» dressed, 9c.
the Centennial collection in 1870.
H ogs — L ive, 6c; dressed, 7 * 40 .
fort, which John Brown stormed and
V’ * ai ,—6(98c pier piound.
Michigan is going to come out strong capitored, and behind who*« brick wal s
I.. IV
..IJ I. V
.I.
V« — than
» . — $1,1*10,
*1 ooo 1 |1C P,„| defiance to a |ioweriiil force, has
H m o x id M e at » — Eastern ham, 11(9
in • the
W oild's
Fair.
More
0»M> worth of Michigan lumlier will lie I »>een removed to Chicago.
12c; other varieties, 13c; hreaklaat
used in tlie buildings, snd $150,000 will - The recent heavy disbursements have bacon, U )g Q 1 2 c ; »idea, 9 'a (910lac ;
g o to Michigan contractor*. “ As to her resi need the treasury balance to $29,851, «looked bacon, 114(911 A,c pier pMiiind.
L a an— Comp>ound18(9 lO '. c ; pure, 104
e x h ib it," says a Michigan man, “ she j 825, of which $12,811,301 is on depsisit
will have the best mineral, fores'ry, fruit with national hanks and $15,225,iX)<( i* I d (9 12c; Oregon, 194(91240 per piound.
•nd fishery exhibit* on the grounds.
subsidiary and minor coin.
Bair* and Kngnrlnv
The Arkansas W orld ’s Fair Board ha* j
The Nicaraguan government is mak
Burlaps, 8 - 0 *., 4<>-irich, net cash, 8 4 c !
»elected ten acres near Little Rock, ing the most lilicral (Hers to intending
which it will have cultivated with the colle« growers. It gives to a married burlaps, 104-os., 49-inch, net cash, 7 4 ° i
view of raising various agricultural prod­ until 21i acres and to a sii g e msn I2< burlapis, 12-ox., 46-inch, net cash, 8 c,
burlaps, 16-os., 60-inch, 12 c ; burlaps, 20 -
uct» for exh ibit at the expwisition. Tlie acres of goo I coffee ground.
oz., 76-inch, 144c. Wheat tmgs,Calcutta,
board ha» made arrangement» to »end to
Governor
Flower
declined
lo
sign
a
bill
23x38, spnit, 8 c ; three-bushel oat hags,
Chicago for the forestry building sp>ec;
men» of pine, white oak, red o*.k, sweet fixing tlie salaries of tlie I'.r oklyn Alder 7j£c.
_______ ___________
in
-n
at
$2,(>-i0
on
the
ground
that
th<
gtm , cyp.rns and walnut.
The city of l’ hiladelphia will contrili- la-gislaturc should only gran' permission
Ni» D o u b t A b o u t It .
to locnl authorities to fix »» (»r ie ».
Ute to the I’ennsylvania exhibit a clioic
T lie average boy may bo trusted to
General Mile* b*liev » the great need
collection of historical relics now in pais-
draw an inference, if it lias to do with
session of Meade Pest, G. A. R , George of tills c mntry is coast de en*ive work-
lie thinks too much dep -n lenoe is pi o-*' - his ow n pleasure; but i f the question
W. ChiWI* and the Drexel Institute;
representation« of Benjamin Frank in, on the navy. Fortifica h n* are necs-esi be an abstract one, the issue is more
Stephen Girard and other old-tini cele­ lies, ami they may sav- th j country iron doubtful.
A N ow Y o rk teacher, according to
brated citizens; the famous “ liberty great losses.
one o f our exchanges, was tryin g to
It ia opienly charged in New York tha
hell,’ ’ and other exceedingly int* resting
illustrate to his pmpils the precise
ohiec'». Application* for spiaee for e x ­ a c >rrup*t'on fumi .f at least $2 IX»,(X)
wa* ' an«*-d by in erected cApit ill- t» an
m eanings o f the words bipied and
hibit» are very numerous from Penney!
st' ck johlier* for the o - age of the t.ji quailrupied. F or
this purpxise he
vania.
in Hie New .le rc v L g 1 »ture legs'i l i n
It is announce»! that the Charleston
snowed them tw o pictures, one repre­
(M a-*.) navy yards will furnish the the »trial combination of the Readiii
senting a horse, the other a rooster.
equipment* of the iniitstion battle »hip railroad.
lie ex|>lamed tlie o rigin and mean­
Attention ha* ls*en attraete I to tin in g o f tlie tw o words, exhibited the
hich w II contain the exhibit
Illinoii
assenililage
of
about
forty
tramp*
ne*
of the government n iv r department.
pictures, and o f course thought he had
These equipments include tw elve shipi's Hebron ville, M is-., r' -e to the Rhod
made U M lU
understood. So, by
Island
line.
I
b
i
»
i»
said
to
I»-
tlie
Ion*
biats, including two steam cutters, four
w ay o f review exercise, as it were,
teenth
con*«
cuti
ve
year
t
,iat
thi-strang
ordinary entters, one sailing launch, two
he held the pictures aloft, and asked,
dingies, one whaleboat, one gig whale­ gathering ha« been held. There i»
boat and one halsa. and a mmpdete *«t leader, » h o seem- t> lie we11 educale»! in en cou ragin g tones:
“ N ow , scholars, w hich one am I I ”
ain |>rivilege» ntu
of »h ip ’s furniture from navv ramp stool- | and who re eive* r
“ T h e nioster, sir,” was the prompt
»lienee. T oe gatti
to elaborate »ideboarda—eighty piece* | *acnre* respectfnl
and con fu sin g answer from several of
cring will rerna'n 'or two or three week-
in all.
tha pupils. - Youth's Comtianion.
W O RLD ’S FAIR NOTES.