The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-20

Miss Emily Shattuck, teacher Of Ian
guages "a the High School, has been for
some time seriously 100. We hone to
chronicle her early recovery.
The steamer "Ancon" is to resume her
trips between this city and San Fran
cisco. leaving the latter port on Tuesday.
the 25th inst. Fare will doubtless be
extremely low.
The remains of Oliver Canfll were
inferred i'm Lone Fir Cemetery on sat
nrday, having been kept on ice three
weeks awaiting the arrival of his wife
from Michigan.
Wolf the young man who suffered
amputation of the foot on account Of
having had corn extracted, died after
tedious lingering at ST. Vincenrs Hos
pital on Sunday.
Three boys aged about twelve years
have been missing from the Good Sa-
maritan orphanage i'm this city since the
llth inst. They were found near Jeffer-
son on Wednesday.
The steamers "Great Republic" and
Oregon" arrived on Saturday within a
lew minutes Of each other, each bring
ing 70 this port several hundred passen-
gers. Both depart for San Francisco to-
day Thursday
MS AAiA'AA lFNlAitE li Alle southern
portion Of the city, was dragged on Sat
uriay some distance over brush and logs
by frightened COW she was leading to
grass, and received injuries from which
she died on Tuesday.
Fishel & Roberts come to the front as
usual with the finest stock of spring
clothing In the city. Goods purchased
from this well established firm are lust
what they are represented and give sat-
isfaction both in quality and price.
A. Ferrara, First street, keeps the
finest and best assortment OF teas in the
city. He procures them direct from
Japan, and warrants them 10 be what
they are represented. We have sampled
them, and add our testimony in their
favor.
Having obtained the process Of TAX
ing pictures with lightning rapidity
10y Lamberts PATENT, Joseph Buchtel
is now prepared TO do work better than
heretofore, aud assures the public that
none but the best work shall leave the
gallery.
The marriage of Norwood l., son Of
the late Ex-Governor Curry, aud Miss
Lillian, daughter Of Joseph Buchtel,
took place 40 the residence Of the latter,
in East Portland, on Sunday evening.
We join the many friends Of the happy
pairiu rendering good wishes.
Merchants from the interior should
examine the large and elegant stock Of
goods shown by Lewis * Strauss before
making their spring selections. Their
assortment both OF dry goods and mil
linery is extremely fine, aud their prices
in accordance with the dull times.
St. Patrick's Day was celebrated with
the usual pomp and ceremony 10y Irish
citizens on Monday. A patriotic ora
tiou was delivered at Turn Halle bv
Rev. p +. Gibney and the Battle Of
Fonteuoy" recited by Miss Kate McLen-
nan. The demonstration was very en-
thusiastic throughout
In view Of the fact that the full ven
geauce Of the law has been meted ont,
10 Will now be in order for correspond
euts signing themselves Justice" to re-
frain from recouuting the details Of the
O'Shea robbery aud the Joseph murder.
boo the daily papers. Anything, however
exciting. becomes stale by such "fre-
quent repe tition hammered Oh the ear"
Miss Celia Reynolds, a young lady
seventeen years of age died ia this city
on Saturday morning. She was stricken
with paralysis several days before death
came 10 her relief The remains were
taken 10 the cemetery near her old
home at Forest Grove for intermeut.
Her mother arrived from san Francisco
ON The Great Republic a few hours
after her daughters death.
It has been asserted that over six
hundred of The "best element applied
10 Sheriff Norden for permission To- wit
ness the execution last Friday. Were
these app lications induced by curiosity
or brutaiity2 II the former, let the
stereotyped siur about wOman's curios-
ity be shamed into silence; If the latter,
let Us hear nothing further at present
about the saving grace Of capital pun
ishmeut.
The anniversary services Of the Port
land Seamen's Friend Society were cor
Quoted at the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday evening At the close of the
interesting exercises, which were con-
Quoted by the pastors Of the several
churches, a collection amounting 20
Sl55 20 was taken up. The society pro-
nose 90 raise II possible a further sum Of
5000 TO build a mariners home the
present year.
Mrs. +. c. Rinker desires local and
p ,raveling agents for her new system Of
dress-cuttiEg. This system is mathe-
matically correct, and by 10 any lady
can cut cioaks, basques, princess dresses,
wrappers, aud every style of garment
included IN dressmaking. sleeves and
all, complete. Full instructions given
90 the art; also, cutting, basting. and
dress making, at her residence. los
Alder street, between Sixth aud Sew
euth.
The finest assortment of carpets ever
exhibited in this city are now to be
found at the establishment Of the Oregon
Furniture Manufacturing Company.
Elegance, durability and variety com
biue to render them all that can be de-
sired, while reasonable prices put them
in the reach Of all No need for the
worn wife Of the working-man TO drag
aud push a steaming mop across tie
floor Of her sitting-room when dBrable
carpets can be supplied as low as thi,
firm offers them.
Jacob Mayer returned a short time
ago from New York, and already i'm
mense cases Of dry goods purchased
there Tor the spring trade Of the firm Oi
Fleischner, Mayer d Co. have arrived
and are being opened Their fine facul-
ties Tor procuring goods is well known.
ana thelr patrons reap the benefit in low
prices. Everything needed either for
city or country trade can be found al
their commodious ware rooms at rates
upon which purchasers will be able ID
thrive. Call and examine.