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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-15

IEBlG CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
- FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FJ.AyORING
SAUCES. N-'D
LIEBiG COMPANY-S EXTRACT OF MEAT
An Invaluable and paiatable tonic in all cases
o. weSk digestion and debility. ssIs a sue
cess and boon for which nations should feel
grateful. See Medical Press II ancet
British Medical Journal. &c.
CACT0N-Genune only with tie facsimile Of
Baron Lieh.ss signature in Blue Ink across
the Laccl.
l1EEIC COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
70 be- had Of al storekeepers, Grocers and
Chemists Sole AGENTS for the United States
wholesale only c. David & Co., rs Mark
Land, London. England ap2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-15
MEDICAL. &c.
STARTLING DISCOVERY,

CTARTLING DISCOyERYl
- Losr MANHOOD RESTORED.
: victim of youthful impruience causing Premature
Decay. Nervous Debility. Lost Manhood. ETC.. having
pie cure which he viii send FnEF to his fellow
ssssr, Address J. H REEVES. IS Chatham stree
New 1ork. sl0-eoly&k
- ~ NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT; speeifc
ache Me o %e,oo Ners9a Msaa
T ~. Imloteney Involuntary Emissions Premature
one Each d boss Contains ana a one
ys dollars snt y a prsaid On receipt q PRICE, CO..
oder reiSd BY S"f fsr % ere ,e any case With each
five doars viii send the purchaser our written guar
eset Guarantees issued by sToTT 3 cRo M
NIL, $50 Psnnsy wanna avenue. Washington, d. c..
be .d,iressed ocl6-s. t. tbs
A Il WEAKNESSES AND PRIVATE DISEASES OF
the DREAMS OF both sexes cured new cases often in
DIR HENRIE. Office 456 Virginia avenue near ~
nR- BROTHERS is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
nns saSsaS snrs 10
charge for advice. a15-2m.
No CURE NO PAYI-To ALL AFFLICTED WITH
~ private diseases come at and you shall be re-
ERs. 900 B street southwest AZ jeoi SIM n
nR: RECORD. 14I WEST FAYETTE STREET. BAL.
amoTe from long experience in hospital and private
order Of the blood throat skin. Victims Of in
snhood S Sh rsbeTas prsas decay lost
py are radically cured Recent Chronic GOnorrf,es
% sfs fare sf g B sss Ss
oo11oi. Iee. jel7-3ms
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR IA
4tA ones Al female CONF laints quickly ced Can ha
from to O'Clock y M. o IN noun. no..
R.MOTT'S FRENCH POWDERS AK CIJPV
lJfor hhtey Diseases Gravel ali Urinary Ds...
Ssrs%9s psninty Seminal Weakness. Impotency G!eet
speedily cared Gonorrh6a cured in a. hour E
sale by WI Is. ENTwISLE DRUGGIST corner j3th
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Price - per boy
by mail under seal on receipt Of price. ND
(WNSULT DIR. ROBERTSON EVERY WEDNESDAY
~ and saturday AT his Office. 456 G street w near
"A street. from 10 O'Clock y. H.. wno with ffteai
years exerleee guarantees in all diseases Of the
Ir1nary ORGANS, Nervous and Seminal Weakness Noc-
Is recerty eontrace positively cured in from 10 10
da5 Colis;taon strictly private and eparate Offices
ladies refers u the leading ply sicaas Baltimore
Main Office, l9 5. Eutaw street Baltimore Char-es
moderate. feh-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-15
Smoking In Strrrf Oar

There are still some persons who viii persise
IN the nasty habit OF smoking on the platforms
OF the street cars bat close observation has sat
ished Us that the number Is gradually lessening,
and that those who still indulge I'm the exceed
ingly impolite practice appear to feel less at
home than formerly. Some Of the more brazen
or thoughtless will puff the fumes Of their vile
cigars into your face without the least compunc-
ton, but. happily. the number Of that class IN
not large. Young men, fashioBably dressed,
and who would like TO be considered gentlemen,
hide away their cigars or cigarettes when a lady
enters or leaves the car. thus openly confessing
that they are violating one Of the plaincst prin-
crles OF every day politeness. We note these
indications with pleasure. They are unmlstak-
able signs OF reform in the right direction. A
gentleman who Is a close observer remarked in
our hearing few days ago: That the Young
man who smokes on the platform of a street car
Is either slave TO the habit or lost TO every
sense Oh gentlemanly propriety" There are .
IhilddelfltS0 Stor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-15

~ II
- LOsr MANHOOD RESTORED.
- victim of youthful inlprudence causing Premature
Decay. Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood ETC., having
tried IN vain every known remedy has discovered
pie self cure which he will send his FELLOWSHIP
ferers: Address j. II REEVES, 43 Chatham stree
New York sJO-aoIySk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-15

On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER SEVENTEENTH, u
Twelve O'CLOCK NOON. viii sell within our
auction rooms, 9th and d streets northwest
l4o Shares Metropolitan r. r. Co. Stock.
Shares Washington Gas Light Go. Stock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-23

IN te uTine AMI Oser diseases thai lead to INSANITY
and death
DIT. MINTIT will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars for n Of this kind the VITAL RESTO Fl.
ALIVE (under his special advice and treatnent) will
Ie, OF for anything impure or injurious found in it. BR
e treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation f-ee. Thorough examna
toa and advice. Including analysis of urine, s. co. Price
Il Vital restorative. s. 90 bottle, four times
the quantity $10GO sent to address receipt
price, C. o. d. from observation and in private
name il desired, by a. Il. MINTIE, M. ID.
IL kearneY Street. san Francisco, Cal.
DR.. MINTlE'S KfENEY REMEDY. NEPH.
iICUM. all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com
plants, GonorrhGa, elect, Leucorrha For sale by F.
Foster and Geo. c. Thaxer, Druggists Carson City. 81
a b )tee. six hotties fer s. 90.
DIR. MIN TIES DANDELICN PILLS are the
b st aad cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BIlaOUS cure
the market For sale BY y. F. Foster and George C.
rhaxtar, druggists Carson GItys mhl7 Is
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-23
AssIGAEE's NOTICE OF SALE


| ~ mn.
! = THE DiSTKECT COGRT OF THE
Conntv STATE ~ Na, n!,s'iiG,' IN ana LOT orIrsby
| CREDITOTSS ~, sf:t ~ ~. H. Pho WIN ~ nj
Snt ~ 49, ~ rItue Oh an oruerOf sale issued
District in ond co. e tn Oh the SECOND Judicial
o. 0 Nevaua, IN lhe matter OF the estate of r. II.
and to me directed and delivered and dated ths
rected to sell the estate ~ SAID ,M icn an al
! consisting of certain nIonertv ha urent ueo.k'
scribed, 1 have taken possession Of the Snlinvtng
| property to wit - ''A' ioAio""s
! plated lemon soueezer.
| l plated cocktail strainer
] plated lemon knife,
| lcOrk screw.
| beer faucet
| pair vases,
pair panel pictures.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-23
TIVE GREAT ENGLISH Remedy

Is 4 neTer.fai.as cure for ner
vous debility, exhausted vital
ity, seminal weakness, soer
Matorrh9n, LOSr m A n
HOOD, mpotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects o.
self-abuse. youthful follies am
and excuses in maturer year
such as loss of memory, las
sitlie, nocturnal emission. a.
version to society, dinlnes, OF
vision, Hoises in the head, the
vital tiIIid M ssir,rc IL, NJ Ser,i
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-23
4 GaEAI 6u'A>ig SPECIFIC.
h. Haydssk's New Liver Plk.

HAEnnnE'N New ILEAr PUIH
~"
-rr-o>-
G~hOfOkZ H WAS Ink 0OSTO
wnsn ve Tors oa.iious t. immediately s~alsr from
hve 70 SIX nafsoses pls n. ing the renesy ~ bed
sae osoase- now oy eVaiany ourselves OF the oDncon
tratsd femsdles OF Dr. HAydock. we have thorough
purge and dtschss8e q bile They have insaIgurased
new era IN the uesement OF Sickness Liver Complaint
EaAnA, heeda0he, OonStfpats0u and Rheumatism AT
diseases thas y1ekd - once b
Df. kAoy0OcA'S new Liver PHI
. .
~0noo "a euneesasoe-sA&af 20 nsaish sna nap
poeD
- .-.. $500. -
U6s HAVUUCkS HkW iVER kllA
Arc Tho te grains and q sealsh TIE greatest
blessing that Beisnoe bas givu tie world
ALL OVER THIS VAST COUNTRY
THE PEOPLE KNOW THEM
The PEOPLE USE THIN!
I'm Fh~rLh ffAAioE THEM!
rske at.a.se in tina and vuu yin su6er less and he
ssSsa many day. of usk1css mbRy.
WA4 handEeSs Of letters frn patients al the
hab1Aabls giobe
Dr.. HaydOck, your New Liver Pill has rid Of an
biMouneo.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-23
2Ist Day OF December. A n uss,
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE Of SALE


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sEc-
ond Jucieal District, in and FOR Orrnsby COUNTY Stc
OF Nevada-THOMa BEER VS. HIS CREDIrrOKa
BY virtue of order of sale issued out of the Dis
trlct court OF the Second Judicial District in and
lor the county OF Ormsby, State of Nevada in
the matter OF the estate of Thomas Beer an in
solvent debtor, VS. His Creditors, and to me di-
rected and delivered, and dated the 2lst day of
Novemb Der, A. ID 1881, in which / am directed TO
OF certain property hereinafter described | have
taken possession OF the following property to
VII: A piece of mber land on Wolf Creek in
Alpine county, California, consisting of 100 acres
more or less. One acre OF land I. mile 8 w of
Empire city slaughter house. Lots ., s. gand 10
BLOCK Number .. Dwelling house and lot Nun
Der 8, BLOCK Number 81. Dwelling house, situate
ON lhlrd street. Dwelling house and lot Number
+, Block Number 81, all in Empire city Ormsby
county, state of Nevada. One light spring wayon
IN good repair. Notes against the following par
tes: H. d. Brasher, amount $3.50, bal. $50 81
interest per cent. per month; date January 9Th
1876. Theodore l.. Johnson. :. -. -. ~
Fred H. Tucker, amount, 5000: interest | per
cent. per month; date, June "a, iS77. T.. MAY
amount Si69 81; interest, per cent. per month:
date, October 9Th, lSSt A. Rosenberg amount
sl49 ~; interest per cent per month; date, No
vember 8, 1880 c. A. Flanders amount Siga:
interest, per cent. per month; date, July 2stb
1913. NJ o. Grady, amount, Sa93 81; interest, /
per cent per month; date. February Goth 1872
NJ. . Grady. amount, sl90; interest l per cent
per month; date, April 2ith, Is 6. Also, blottcr
Journal cash book and lcdgerS, all of the.s
books used by said inSolvent debtor up to tho
!2th day OF December. A. D+ISS and containing
the account of transactions with his patrons and
debtors estate.
Notice is hereby given that he
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-23
2Ist Day Of December. A. n rss,

At o'clock p. NJ. of that day, in front OF the
Court House door, in Carson City, county of
Ormsby, state of Nevada, will sell the right
title and interest of said Thomas Beer, insoIyent
debtor, in and to the above-described property
at public auction, for cash in hand. to the hest
ana highest bidder, for the end and purposes
directed by law.
S. T. SWIFT,
Assignee of said Insovcnt Estate
e9th, 1891. nal-td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-23
OAKLAND POULTRY YARDS.
Corner 10th and Castro streets, Grkian
Consistently on and and for sale, choice specimens
the follow ing varieties Ct fUw's.

"a Dark and Iieis Brshrras, Duff, white
IA Patr3ge Loc,lins White and Brown. Lei
&.S "a horns, Dorkinas Polish, Hamburgs, II,
EHIEsiaEs mouth Rocks, Came and Seb-i.ht Bantam
SsN,sktxS Bronne Turk csc, Pekin, Ayiesbury
- YNe1H Rouen Ducks. 81 Safe arrival OF ec.,>
~kseSAA gusrartood-sS1 Satisfaction guaranteed.
For further information send stamp or illustrated cir
cu'ars TO geo. p BAYLnY, T. o. Box It'll, S. F. Gel
Prscs i-ass-EgSs:
Geo. B. Rayleys Poultry Yards Iet and Castro
Streets Oakland Address y Box IT'LL San FRANCHISE,
California - ... ,.-.. 49, - : -.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-18

eliminate them. It Is estimated
that farmers will require on an
average 200 pounds of hemp or
flax twihe, the cost of which would
be about $40, or one-halt the cost
of WIRE. To bind wheat would
require three feet of twine to
sheaf, 160 feet TO a bushel of grain,
OF for the whole crop raised last
year In the United States, j0,0OO
tons of hemp, which could be made
into e cord long enough to girdle
the earth ten times. Ii l. sug-
gested that # twine came into
general use a. a binder, the far
mers, especially ia Kentucky and
Missouri, who have been raising
hemp and fax principally for the
seed, would be able 10 dispose of
the stocks also. There are now
ter factories IN this country de
voted To the making OF twine, but
their capacity Is less than the
amount of twine that would be- re-
quired fer the full crop of wheat.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-18
Crime and Humanitarianism
Michigan

DIR. Levi Bishop has collected
some of the criminal statistics of
Michigan. He says that in eleven
months in 1880 there were l04
murders aud attempts to murder;
an one year from September 19,
1879, 50, and in 1879, 81; total in
the three years, 25l. This in
crease be attributes TO the abolition
of capital punishment. He says:
@Such is the abundant and melan-
chOly harvest gathered from the
sickly-sentimental humanitarian
ism in Michigan in three years on
the subject of capital punishment,
which, in the exercise of false a
sympathy for hesrtleSs and fel-
Onious assassin, fOrgets and wholly
ignores the innocent but murdered
victim and the necessary safe
guards Of society. And the num-
Der of these crimes has increased
and is increasing, till they now
number on an average two for
each week" How long is this
feature of the criminal code to
continue? And if it does con-
tinue, how long will it be before
Judge Lynch and disguised exc
cutioners will take the place Of a
mockery of law and justice, and
that for the necessary protection
of society?
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-18
AstOria's Direct Trade.

1t is a gratifying fact that As
tOria is gradually breaking loose
from both Portland and San Fran
cisco in getting her tim direct from
Liverpool and shipping her salmon
direct. The Ryevale. now dis
charging her cargo at Flavel's
wharf, brings twelve thousand
boxes of tin To Astoria direct from
Liverpool. She will be followed
by other direct vessels which will
leave fourteen OF fifteen thousand
boxes more. This is more than
has been brought direct in all
previous seasons combined. Our
coasters too, now find IL 10 their
advantage To bring cargoes TO As
toria and discharge without going
mp To Portland. In reporting the
salmon too, we are reliably in
formed that during the present
season rates will be arranged to
greatly favor shipping from Astoria
direct to Liverpool, rather than
from San Francisco or Portland.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-18
Cotton in India.

The decline In the cultivation of
cotton in iadia is matter which
must naturally take place, since
neither the soil nor the climate is
as favorable as In this and some
other countries, and consequently
1t does not pay to produce it in
competition with the United States,
Egypt and Brazil. The cultiva-
tion of cotton i'm India on a large
scale was promoted by the British
government so as TO obtain a sup
ply independent OF the United
States, when, owing to our civil
war, this country could Not supply
the raw material required by the
British manufacturers. With the
return of full crops in this country,
the British government has ne
elected its cotton fields in India,
and the result Is that the acreage
has decreased from l,547 ,S09 in
1875 to S,S76,627 in 1878, de-
cline of % per cent. in three years;
but this is not the worst cf it.
The yield per acre has fallen from
Ill pounds to about 90 pounds,
and the price 10 per cent. lower,
20 that there can be little, if any,
profit in the business. 1t would
seem that without government
aid the growth of cotton in India
must be abandoned; and as any
agricultural product which has to
be subsidized is not worth its cost
an the long run, cotton growing in
India is doomed.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-18
Substituting Twine for Wire.

Many manufacturers Of reaping
machines are trying to substitute
twine for wire iu binding sheaves
OF wheat and other cereals. In ad-
dition 90 the fact that Il ROYALTY
has TO be paid ON the patent for
binding with wire automatically,
the use of wires is alleged to be
objectional for the following rea-
sons: When it gets into the thrasber
1t breaks the teeth and renders
the machine useless; small pieces
OF wire with needle-like points at
tach themselves To the straw and
have pierced the intestines of ami
mails who have eaten Of the straw.
causing their death; several fires
in mills have been attributed to
sparks thrown OF by the contract
of the milestone with the wire:
when the straw is used to make
paper the pulp has been
rendered useless by the presence
of particles of wire, and large
magnets have been required to
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-18

"A new nse for alcohol has been
found out in Chicago. The AsroRIAN
editor, thinking perhaps that Astoria
has gas works, says: Always have
an the house a bottle Of alcohol for
use in case the gas pipes become
frozen. A portion Of the alcohol
poured into the step-cOck opening in
the main supply pipe will enable you
to have gas light, whereas otherwise
you may be Obliged to spend all entire
evening, as Moses did when the light
vent out-in the dark"
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-18
OregOnisn.

ait blNdAS ih Ni4S N'ANSSh ANfaAi
way and Navigation road from
Cello 10 Blalock's and from Wal
lula te Umatilla, caused BY recent
floods, have been repaired and
trains are now making regular
trips over both ends of the line.
Iron and ties sufficient to complete
the road from Blalock's 10 Una
tilla are now al the front, but there
is eighteen inches of snow on the
ground and track laying cannot
commence until it disappears. I'm.
less the present cold spell con
tinues unexpectedly long, we may
look for all rail communication be-
tween The Dalles and Walla- walla
by March both. OF at the farthest
April lst.
Work on tunnels between The
Dalles and the Cascades will begin
within a month. Phey are direct
ly on the river bank and the work
will he directed from large scows
now IN course of construction.
Part Of the machinery ordered in
San Francisco has already been
received here and the remainder
of the order is expected by March
lst. I'm order 20 facilitate matters
and have the tunnels completed
during the coming summer beyond
peradventure, the company has
purchased electric lights and with
two shifts of laborers, will push
the work night and day. Com
plete double sets Of machinery
having been secured, tunnels will
be bored simultaneously from both
ends, the two gangs meeting about
in the center. Telephones will
connect the engineers headquar-
tiers on the scow with the scenes
of drilling and blasting, and blasts
will be let off by electricity.
Scows are also being built for the
accommodation of workmen Bar
ring accidents and unlocked for
DELAYS, the tunnel work will be
completed within four months from
the date OF its commencement.
The Union Pacific railroad has
deci ed to build a branch from
Granger, a statioH one hundred
and sixty miles east of Ogden, fol-
lowing Hams fork almost north
west to Bear river; then via
Malads city to Snake river, ana
down that stream to old fort Boise;
thence to Baker city, Oregon
following with slight variations the
original survey for northwestern
terminus made by Gen. Dodge
about fourteen years ago. The
announcement was publicly made
in New York a iew days ago, and
had the effectof sending the Oregon
Railway and Navigation company's
stock in two hours form Sl55 to
tl72, and since then it has been
steadily advancing. The Union
Pacific will begin work without
delay, and will reach Baker city
from the southeast about the same
time the Oregon Railway and
Navigation oompany's line from
Umatilla reaches that point from
the Dorthwest-the winter OF 1882.
This enterprise will give Portland
two routes to the east; one via the
Northern Pacific at Ainsworth and
the other via the route just de-
scribed.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-18
DOWN BY THE SEA.

\ drama IN two acts.
CHARACTERS.
Abner Ray mOnd IA city merchant
T. q Ferguson
Capt. DandelioH "a city fiOwerj.....
-....-..-............ .-..-.-- Mr.. 4. 4. Anderson
JOhn Gale "a h~trriitlIi - Mr.. VIM. II. Adair
SrISeineeT SIT's per ''''" Pr,,rg, If John Gale
....--.--Nr. j. r Thomas, Mr. r. l. Parker
jean Grapeau tan old French 4, P,ddler)
hr. l.. A. Allen
Kate Raymond IA city belle)......
...................... ....... Miss CiSra L. Hewett
Mr.. Gale John Gales wifr).
.....-.....................MiSS Nellie NJ PlummeT
Kitty Gale John Gales daughtrri
-------... --........- Miss LORETTA J. Allen
Thirty Minutes for Refreshments.
CHARACTEI:s
John DOvnby "a bachelor .........
-----......-........-. .......... Mr.. Mm. b. Ad:lir
Clarence Fits Chis colored servant
-------.-.-. ....... o.. ..--... Mr.. j. r. Thomas
John FoNtOn "a young married genileman)
----------..-.-.......--.--.-- Mr. r. b. Elb, TSOn
Major Pepper a.. =. A. Mr.. a. Z. Anderson
Mr.. foAtOn -........-.... Miss Loretta l.. Allen
Miss ArabelIa Pepper. Miss Nellie PiurnmeT-
Polly lwaiting maid al Highland sIariOn)
---------.-.....-.-....--..M Miss Laura Y. WOrSley
The music will be- furnished by the Young
Mems Western band. under the leadership Of
Mr. ID. 4. Macintosh.
Tickets. 90 cts
No charge for reserved seats. which Can
he secured ~ Dement'S aT1lg store.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-18
Dissolution Notice.

FTiHE SHIPHERETOFORER RR-
II iSiiuc between the undersigned j. this
DAY dissolved by mutual consent All debts
due inc hate iiIm VII he Taid 10 a. Giuaer.
Who j alone authorized @ collect and receipt
Tor the Siine. :. GINDER,
Astoria. Feb. 18th. ISL.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-18
Assignee's Auction Sale.
On Monday, February 21st. 1881,

/ an instructed to sell al Public Auction
that TWO-STORY FRAME BUILDING
2iNS9. an Water street. adjoining Hume's
Lumber YARD. and nov occupied as 2 Chinese
store by Uuan Zee Gee g. co. The building
must be removed from lie lot on which Il i
situated on or before the first day Of March
next Terms Cash. Sale on the premises. st
IL A n K. C. HOLDEN,
AuctlOneer.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-18
Notice to Subscribers to Morninu
0reuOnian.

LNROM AND AFTER THIS DATE Mr.
II Eugene l.. ThOrp W!ll deliver and collect
for ths Oregonilu ia this city All hillS duo.
must be pad Only ~ him or 20 the under
signed. T.. &. HOLDEN.
= Nv Agent for the OreEOnlan.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-02-18
RAILWAY NEWS.
OREGON CONNECTION VIA
THE UNION PACIFIC.

Tunnel work Between Portland and
The BALES 90 be Pushed Night and
Day-The Track Between TmatiIIa
and RIaIorktS
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-19
SHIPPING TO THE SEA.
Consolidation of the Barge Lines About
Completed.

THE INTERESTS OF ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO
WILL BE CARED FOR.
[Globc. Democrat Of Yesterday
The fusion of the Mississippi Valley
Transportation Company and the st. Louis
and New Orleans Transportation Company,
while not being an accomplished fact, is so
near maturity that all further equivocation
IS suspended and the two powerful corpora-
tons admit the compact. All doubt If any
existed regarding the truth of the state
mcnts published in the Globe. Democrat
were dssipated yesterday morning on the
arrival of Capt. Henry Lourey from New
York He appeared on Change early in
the morning when the attenuated attend
ance was not of such an exciting nature as
on the previous day, when Capt. Haarstick
was surrounded by an anxious throng. He
only remained on the floor a few minutes
and then hied himself away to his retreat on
the fourth floor, where he fattered himself
he was safe from the tempestuous assaults OF
brokers and newspaper men. The former
came in herds, while the latter was
represented by only two mild-eyed speci.
mems of the tribe. The arrival was bruited
around with celebrity that is strictly con-,
fined to The dissemination Of rumors, and
before many hours had winged their flight
the good.natured Commodore" had his
sensibilities severely taxed. One gentle
man who had \ long interview, prevailed on
the writer to listen 10 his ae Ri4
STATEMENT. N
"see here, no exclaimed excitedly, as be
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