The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-03
APRIL 3, 1879.
HOME NEWS

ll'h. ticnarl Williams aud vile re-
turned TO their home in this city bv the
Oregon
Total number &C arrests hy t!le city pa-
lice last month, az. or these. 81 were
drunk and disordeny.
There has been forty-tbree accessions
to The Baptist Church, iu tl.is city, dur
Ing ;be past three months.
Henry Waters, convicted of adultery.
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
one year, by Judge Bellinger, on Friday.
Owing 90 the superior finish and excel
ience of work, Abel stands pre-emineut
as "a photographer. Give him a
call.
The latest imported novelties Of
French millinery goods and ladies'
suits at the White House, l23 First
street.
4 bargain 10 secondhand sewing ma
chlnes Is offered at li9 Front street
ffices' from s. 20 SIS, aud all kinds
warranted
The steamer Oregon" will sail hence
Tor san francisco on Sunday morning
al o'clock, and the Great Republic"
on Monday morning at same hour.
Ladies can have their own hair made
mp in reliable manner, also faded hair
coIored equal 20 new, at Mrs. Wass'
halr store, "a Morrison street, Port
land.
The jury in the case Of the State as.
G. ID. Burch, charged. with assault with
intent 20 commit rape, returned YER
dict Of guilty as charged in the iudict-
ment.
w. $. Duuiway, for some time fore
man IN this Office, but for the past two
years compositorou the Morning CaU,
san francisco, returned TO this city by
the "Great Republic"
The remains Of the late Colonel Dryer
lay in state at Masonic Hall from 10
o'clock A. NJ 10 ! p. N. on Tuesday.
Hundreds Of friends called to take a last
look az the placid features of the pioneer
journalist.
Captain George Smith, mate on Cap
tain Buchauau's steamboat "City Of
Quincy" fell overheard on Friday while
putting out the foot plank at Alexander,
and was drowned. notwithstanding the
most prompt efforts 70 rescue him.
A fine photograph Of Chief Noses is
on exhibition at Buchters gallery. Gaz-
ing 20 his grim features one is reminded
OF Whittier's declaration that the IN
dian,
Formed iu uature's steruest mould.
is slow 20 feel and strong 20 bear"
Immense passenger lists with the
"Great Republic" aud Oregon" The
former brought % this city nine hundr.
red persons aud the latter nearly half as
many. There has got 10 be an exodus
from Oregon or some grabbing must bee
done.
A.. Ferrara, First street. keeps fhe
finest and best assortment OF teas in tie .
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
f8vor.
Having obtained the process OF talk .
ing pictures with lightning rapidity
10y Lamberi's PATENT, Joseph Buchtel .
Is now prepared % DO work better than
heretofore, and assures the public that
none but the best work shall leave the
gallery.
Mr. Mooney, Of the firm Of Mooney &
Valentine, has just returned from san
Francisco with "a fine line Of spring
goods and millinery. Look out for the
opening days at this popular establish
ment on Tuesday, Wednesday AMI
Thursday, the 5th, 9Th and 10Th Of April.
w. p. Olds, Of the popular firm ofOlas
& King, returned FROM san Francisco by
the Oregon" bringing with him an
elegant stock Of goods for the spriug
trade. Mr. Olds has excellent taste and
judgment in the selection Of goods for
ibis market, and the prices ruliuga his
house are uniformly low.
Miss Emily Shaltuck, one OF the
teachers Of the High School, whose scri-
Gus Illness we chrOuiCled several weeks
since, is still unable 20 leave her room
or bed. Mrs. Borthwick. teacher ia
the North, and Mrs. G.. 3. Piummer Of
the Harrison street school. have also
been seriously 800 Of typhoid fever We
learn that the latter has resumed her
place, and We hope soon to le able 90
announce the restoration 10 complete
health Of the two first named
The eleventh anniversary of The es-
tablishmeut of the Young Mems Chris
tiau Association DOB this city was appro-
priately celebrated at the Taylor-street
Church, on Suuday evening. Mr.. Ma
crum, the retiring president. gave re-
view of the years work, statistical and
otherwise, that was quite irteT-siiug
s collection taken up at iho close uf ihe
exercises amouut-d BOO cash and pledges
90 o275. Professor r. * Warren Is
president of tle ASSOCIATION fur tne eu-
suing year.
Articles Of Incorporation Tor Portland
Mechanics Fair have been filed In
c1rpoat0rs, Peter Taylor. Ira r. Powers,
Frank D-kum and +. G.. Smith. Bus
iues-, 20 establish aud maintain a Me-
chanics Fair, 10 encourage and assist
the Industrial arts and sciences, 10 give
rEaT "a O. Nff la
acquire by purchase or Otherwise real
estate and personal property necessary
20 carry on the said enterprise, etc
Place % business, Portland. Amount
of capital stock, $1,000. Each share, s..
A Touching Death-Bed Scene.
"oh, if I had only received 10 before. 7 am
confident il would have cured me.n These inn
pressive words were spoken by a gentleman IN