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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

OLIVER HAMBLEToN The rec ,rd 10 the case
OF Oliver Ham bleton, the three ca I'd monte mar.
who was convicted at The last teri OF ths Coun
cut of $3.50 at Arlington, and SO, lienced to tive
yesrs in the penitentiarv, has be. n prepared by
Clerk Benjamin Austin. This morning the
record was forwarded to Judge Keith, who has
been peitioned by counsel for new trial !oi
Lamb eton. II Judge Keith DC ines to gra ut G
new trial Hamb eIon will leave for TIE penil, NJ
jIsry about the first Of july
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

PERSONAL MENTIoN-rhe he's It'll of Rev.
Mr. Suser, rector Of Christ Oh uroh, is i'm.
rioVirg
Judge Keith was in the city TO- day.
General w. q. Payne, Of W srrenton, is in
Inc city today. He has decline to permit the
use of his name as candidate ff IF Governor.
Rev. Father Whyte, assists Mt pastor of St
Mays Church, in this city, W i'll preach al Fair.
s1 station tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

VIRGINIA MIDLAND STocK.-The oily Of
h'fXandrIa ct tho rcorganiz.Iou of the Vir.
g'nia Midland R,Il@ay Company, took stock "a
tae ntW company TO the amount of SIS 600,
The stock ut That tins wns oons;d cred of lit;le
e.u:. H. is now worth IS c?nts in The dollar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

AN ANCIENT TEAM-EnIy this noraiop q
very primitive team dragged it5 slow length
through tbs cly 10 lie shape of home made
cart loadcd With VOID. drawa by two steers.
Upon The cart the rider was perched in the most
apa!bclc mood Imaginable, ever resdy, bow
oVer, to a1couacs the Drioo of the csrgo-one
doilar sud q1srtor-wbiob, from the dimsn.
SONS Ct the lille, must have bsen at the rate CT
about fvo cents per sick.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

Tie Heather Probabilities. June o5. ISL
Fer The Middle at antic States slightly warner,
partly cloudy weather. followed by local rains''
wiacs mostly sout2erly, ,tMionsry or lover
ss:Ome.er.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

HoWSoN's Ice CREAM-Atw,yJ rich, DELI
tul hoa rrllnolc-Sl IS gallon. Eve gsllons
alt over, 81 gallon. packed for shipping 100
miles or moro. SEQ orders 10 ll0i l2:h ST.,
n. w. Washington, d. g. ie253.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25
EOt GlIiEiY.

GALVESTON, Tex, juno "a special 10
the News from Austin, Texas. sey.: The jury
10 the celebrated Riss,su murder casa yes.cr-
day returned verde: OF "oot guilty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25
OFFICIAL AssTsCES.
OFFICIAL RSTlCES.
NJ Office TO CITY TAX PAYERS.
Collectors Office,
Room I, Market Building,


Room t, Market Building, :
Alexandria, Va, June 1881.
Notes is hereby given that the tax oils due
fer Isl sre low IN our hands fo- collection, and
the attention of sll parties interested is resp,c-
fully called to the following extract from tbs
Revenue Bill Of that year:
Upon al bills paid in full by the 1st day Of
July, 1881, the Collectors Of Taxes shall allow u
Discount Of 70 per cent, and On all bills paid By
tho lst day OF August. 1881, they shall allow n
discount oil per cent and all bills not paid on
tho "a day Of December, 1881, there shall be a.
sessed and collected II penalty Of five per cent
upon the amount OF sEid bills, and on oil tils
remaining unpaid on the lst day of Juno, 1882,
damages 1T the rssc of II per centum per snuurl
shall ue paid"
Izr Office hours during the discount period
from o m. to p. m.
JOHN T. HILL. Collector N. Dis.
s. Z. FIELD, Collector s. Dis
jeI5-sA1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25
LOCAL BREFI7IES.

1ba steamer Mary Wasbicgtou carried ID larQ
cro7d 10 ", qaso Falls this morning.
Tie Juao tenn Of The C,ults Couri vii c n
met C, M0udIy u,xt
Quarter meeting er. Vic vii b, he'd ~ :he
VI. i. CEutch. South. 10 uultoW. nv MF.
darcn.r, 7. + ctic ius.
The ,chccIera Ste1a., hCm Tapl biz aua, OK
| snd Eray. ri IN BiscEis.vues lssru .ls uud, r.
go!rg rerhir. L! the hip ya:d
There was NJ quorum 10 st.tLdatcy III tie
meeting oil ,he City School L ARA last u,shl
aud these prCseu. atJ?urCel nli "Wednesday
Digit ntxt.
a letter r. celV,d 10 this city to-day Fl, IN The
Valley sHys that the Cameron. Lewis Blair
ticket has fallen liza q wet b..nket il that sec
tion"
1hele wss bu! enc beat On The ferry linz be-
tween Ibis city srd Washington this mcrlilg.
Inc s!ei III n City cf Washington, which had
be"n wtndrsTn for Inspection, 1esum.l Tor
place Oh the i'm. after II o clock.
R.v, J. T.. Michael, tho Ffca Methods;
Ireactier, will make ano her atts zap. 20 cxpcs,
the secrets o! Knight rrmpa:isn a. the c,Iner
OF far!sx ami klGg s.rtetS, to morrow alter
coon ut i've o'clCck.
Many Of tho public school teachers wero psii
Ct June. keary all Tho coloro1 teachers will
!e.ys tonight fer hampton, Va 10 httennd the
ecssions Of tho Tescher7 lnsii.ute which COM
mtnce d! that place Monday Ecxt.
Mr. Lipmsn Ger z berger, ths rig merchant,
fell overheard from long host n. Mr. j. Ii. D.
Smoots whs1f this rcorrng. Ii, scresus
brought two cJIored mrn TO his assistance; who
rcatuad III from watuTy Grsvo. Lie was well
nigh exhausted when hsu!od on tbs wharf.
Frank Dogau, the little co!ored boy, men.
toned rs being badly burned shout The body,
yesterday afternoon by The explosion of a en-
Of coal oil, into which hs dropped {, i !htsd
match, wss suffering greatly to-day. His re.
coVtry ia regarded by Dr. Brown, Inc attending
physician, Us very doubtful. Mr.. Hsrrisou
jacobs, IN oude.VorinS to exiilguish the l:nss
caused by the explosion, bad bis hand severely
burned.
UoTsoa's &c, c;eam. mad. il Wasbiogtcr
and advertised elsewhere, is ssd by all rho
have eaten i! 10 BIZ delicious
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25
j. B. r. 8,

rESR 4 STEK'S SALE OF REAL KSTATE-
a oy virtue OF 1sei OF trust from Edwsrd
L. Cirt-: 10 ma, bearing dste of Decamber 10Th.
le6S, and recorded IN the Clerks otica o. LOU
out ths provisions of ssd trust, offer for sale Of
public auction, on the premises, on THURS.
DAY, Juuo 30sh, 1881, n valuable TRACT OF
LAND, Eitustsd in lower Loudoun, on Bull
Run, and near ;Sudloy Springs, known as
DMOODtAHD,n containing TRREE HUN
watered, has "a SIMPLE supply of timber, is of
excellent quality aud In tue slate Of cultivs-
ton; has on it conmodious DWELLING
HOUSE, a good TENANT ROUSE, o largo
and substsntial STONE STABLE and other
necessary cut houses and ia wall worthy Of tha
attention OF any one de:l:oas OF o good invest.
mont.
Mr.. s. j. hyrcs, who To5idss CT The farm will
take pleasure in showing tina property to any
one VINO desires TO exsmioe it,
Terms of Sale: Gao third Ca;h ; the residue in
three equal annual payments, bearing interest
from day Of sale; the purchaser 10 e;vo bond
With approved petsonsl security, srd tito 10 be
retained until Gosl payment is made.
Sale A. II o'clock m
CRAWFORD CUSHING, Trustee.
Cathsrfin 20, Pr VIM co.. Va, my25-.W2sws
pY VIRTUE CT doad Of trust from Mark
~ Kelley and Anna Lulu, his wfa, to Peter
Wise, trustee, dated the l4.h day of april, 1875,
anu Tecotdeo IN me Fauqaler County Cietk'G
Office. snd as substituted tru:teo in place OF said
Peter Wise, l shall. on SATURDAY, June Is,
1881, st II o'clock nj, in front of the Court
House, in the town OF Warronton, sell TO the
highest bidder, FIVE HUNDRED AND
Sl&TY.FIVK AGRBS uF LAND, in tho
lower end OF Fauquier county, on the following
Terms: So much cash as vii! pay expenses
of s.le and bonds and interest then due; the
residue on sucn time Is the trustee shall direct.
JAMES &. SCOTT,
mJ2)-U41 Substituted trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

! VISITING FlRrMEE --uoad Will and C,uul
/ ola S!estn Ere Conpan!3s. OF AIIentcwr, "a.
ENrouoalrk 20 NIKE III cxcarSion 20 this city.
lW.!l !saVc AGc;iGwn -; ;nc 9Qth OF August .od
f4fIiV1 here cn!ly on The fuorrigg of tic 30:h,
s"Acfe ih,Y vii remaio several days. tho Ruas.s
sjt $40 A'cxactrla nr2mau. iuu visiting Ire
n 70 Hit Da ac,omp5uisd he tie A!leptown
IC}roet Band, uuuberug thirty pieces. Tncy
sw alsn hriFG a:;h them q FIRST class, dnub Z
Inlmp, rotary .S!!sbp cnsiac. c,sI:ng Sc 0D).
lac water viii rsi.a their hsatq lar CTS o; tno
SNansloo iiJns:. aid their appsratus will b.,
sn'acod 10 he Sun engine hlusa. IL tho posters
,tnoounclg the tX3ulsUn Alexandra is dc
,.cribed IS a aeaEgiu! city, situated on the P1-
tomao, about seven mlIss it0m Wash ingtCu.
l"hln cEsy GistnCca o: M0uut Vcrrop. E.irfsx
I'D LecaburE. Chris: Ciurch and the Mar
ishe'i House. che a.tcr where Col. Ellsworth
.;Dct tbs d,a'h. are meutiooed ss Ia, most prom
incA' HCins OF Interest in the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

ABATEMENT OF A NUISANCE Tho Board
OF Health met yesterday morning ia response to
the call Ct the Mayor, 20 take some action 10
regard to q uuissuco reported BY Mr.. James &.
Waddey to exist abort distance from tho
yard OF bis residence, which fronts % Column
bus street. The Board, alter visiting the place
complained Of, ordered the abatement OF the
nulsarc3 at o1oo and the Super intendent Of
Po!ico waa instructed by the Mav,r according
I9. Tho sanitary condition of tho city ia good,
oaieg largely o the active measu es tskeu by
the BoSrl of Health to absto nui sarc,s Of all
kinds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25
RI Graen e Visa

Real Estate Ageats snd Auctioneers.1
PH VIRTUE OF q DEED OF TRUST,
- dated on tho 9th day of February, 1878.
executed By Charles +. SaL!le and of record in
the land records of the city of Alexandra, Va,
lloer No. 7, page l25. and by the requsat of tho
bonefc airy thereby indenniGs1 and secured A
trustee in said deed nsmoi, will proceed to soil
at public auction, at the front door OF the penn.
ises conveyed. on SATURDAY. tbs I'd day of
July, 1851, at II M. thu said premises to Wit
the LOT OF GROUND with the BRICK
WAREHOUSE thereon, situated on tho north
tide OF King street. be!wesn Lee and Union
Streets in The city of Alexandria, VS., in from.
on King stree. 22i feet, and extending north
wsrjly the same width rs in front 81 feet 10
Fayetio alley; bsing the premises now occupied
BY K. 4. Downhsm s. Go.
Terms OF Sale: Cash.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

HE MAClEY OBslQUIEs. Tho fuacral oil
the lac D.. a &. Msckey RiIl take plsc, ut 4
o'c'ccs 10 morrow afternoon. The remains will
he II atste at Masonic Temple to morrow mora
log, aid b, taken to All Souls Church 10 time
Tor serVic:s. which will be conducted according
to the Scottish Rte. Tho iniermaut will be
made ct G!auRotd Ccm,tery. Masonic bodies
Of May aud aud Virginia. il c'udrg the Mssoos
Of this city, have been Iovied 10 participate 10
The tuneraI cremouies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

SALE 0FTHE EFFECTS OF TIE LATE ". II
HoHNT0N. -h!r. i. 4. Kerry, ad:ulni5lra;Gg
IT iho estate OF thoiato VIM. Il. Thoru tod, sold,
70 day, nt pubic aucliou 10 front of the livery
i'tSb', On Washington street. large qusa.iy
Ici the stock 10 ssit stable, I,teIy occupied By
j'he d, ceased, consisting oi hacks, buggies.
Icoaches, cari!0gas, lc; oi double aud sugl, mar.
inesS, saddles, brides, IL. Some of the proper
l'y w"s withdrawn. Among tho salss were
iono hack o.. h. Watkins, for $50; large
each, 10 ii. Stephenson, of Fsiriax $50; eight
seat coach. to j. B. Weller. OF Fairfax $50;
itweIve SCAT coach, to }. B. Flynn. of Fairfax,
$I20; cue buggy, to James Coalng s5I; set OF
harrcss, 10 ). Il. Watkins, Sl3 80; Buffalo
roe, TO Is. Wheatcy, So; one gray horse. to
}. ;. CtuDp9r, Of Fairfax SIS; oBe gray horse,
70 A. Harrison, $50; small bey ho!ss,. TO G. r.
I'LL, $Gj; largo bay horse. to same. So; large
oav horse, TO J. hoathetlsnd. $l0T.50. Over
800 waJ realized from tho saIe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

70 PINEY POINT, MONDAY, JULY 4th,
Steamer lesves Ler wtavt o. 0s0s. n. shsrp,
returning st 20 p. III. Secure your tickets aud
slA.orooEa at TeEneaaoa's, ia King e.. Tickets
Limited. For pleasure, comfort and order take
this TIP no improper persons allowed. !icS4ts
Tor the round tip. gentleman, 81; lady Use !;
children lOti gtater0Oms To- tho rcuua Tip 81.
je20-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25
STEAMER MARY WASRINnrO:.
IS n It NJ
y a SOFT OF A HDRElNG STAn

SOFT OF A HNRElNG STAn,
50 TO SPEAK,
lis growing in favor every day the fact is,
Its indispensable in every Office, study, library
or any other place whore tharo srn papers Of
any coscriplion 10 !ss!en together or pamphIe,s
10 bind AS line and labor savam Instrument
!. has 70 equal; any one GIN operate Il; it's al
most perfect. the Only serious objection ntiaS j.s
simplicity and Tho casa With which Tho work is
accomplished. Everybody concludes by this
time that the new SING lie BLOW STAPLE
BINDER is IN 3srt OF course. A third lot &c.
ccivod TO- dag price. with COZ stsples 81 Is.
GEO. &. FRENCH,
je23 % S S. king Ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

HE MARKET THIS MORNING Tie malk.
.h!5 morning WAS well supplied Witn fruits hid
vegetables. and tho westhar bsi1g bright hnc
coil, blyecs we're present In unusually lsret
hunpnrs Price5 ranged 80 follows:
aests-Bast, best cuts, IS.z0c ner ID; mex,
oct l2A!3:; iniariOr 8Ll2:; ia!nb. fore quarter,
lotl3c; hind quarter Is .2O.; veal best outlets,
49, best roast i5c; noIt best IL chops l5c
ccfn@d best oAlJc; pork l5c; han To-; calves
beads ~; piece; boss tongues OJa7Cc = piece
sausage l2!c per 10; bologna l5c.
frulls--OranHes 4JG50c per dean; lemons SOC
,rer doZ,n; Invertebrates Zoe pc. q lsr. 5!sch-
s"rri.1' d'Sc ror quart; rsspberrieo lO4l5, par
,TisTt; @aerrics 6a8. ncr qaa'L; gooseoarries 8 ::
:.e- Iar!; Iurranis SC per qu.rt; June apples
40 ucc geek.
Veg otsb'cs-P1tetocs, Irian, old DC par vi, i;
now o1ti3a per paCk; c,.cGmb9rs 80 40, 10. doz;
,cy'n1has pc pUr lo13a; Bermuda onions 500
ger g"cE; sp:inG oni3as 2&}c pc: bu 1CL iona
itna5 eIcapi per peck; green us.s &C per pecS A.;
it't'ng beans :H2 Dor nac: 9eis ;:.!a per bunch
Ic-33 t&a 3'!O1 I&r a:mi; .e.!Gc, i!a5c per bunch
!csuhH over SAi5c.
Observation-Disclosures. primo, sc psr pound :;
smeiirm 20 cooking l5;; CHEESE l5c yer ID ;
eggs !SA+O: par dUzer; cAlckcns 5Ues10! per
par shed 'JaiG pe: PAX; abb -: per .uGcA;
:@..t.h zoe ger bunch
There was on hand y ge aEd liao display of
i!pNCis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25
J. Is. T. SUTTLE,

IrUst0e,
N. Ban arrangement hsve been made by
which the above described property will DO
sold free OF the dover right thereon f!hs widow
OF &. 7. Suite, deceased.
je3-2.wiw JBT.S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

DISAPPOINTED AND FNcITrD Crowd -
a ci:Sp2o'ned crowd CT culoted ex:ur.icn;s 9
ron Washington. wer, a. The Virpici,
Nl'aisnG depot, 10 iLi' ci.y, ills morn.
ioH. lhty bad purchased tickets 10 Wash.
':g'oo IRON cImuiuee Of she J,ffr
son Itlfd & lortd B4p ist Church t.
90 % 80 excursion 10 Wtlr.G,tp, bu., upor
arfiViog htre, tEeY fluid that DO tr:anpcuen!s
mao been Ua5e Ter ITO lronts d ,ycptson
lie conuiuce had 20: even put 10 o,poesr
enc,. The men cursed. the women "j,wed" add
the babies c:ied. One large ola coored woman
SAID she us. felt like tskirg the members Of
the committee, one by one, and kpt ckir y thei,
oralus out against lamp post. Anolh:r one
SAID she never, 10 her life, SIT her heart upon
going auyEhere that she was not disappointed
by some rascally nieg. r Trick. She would i1s,
ke to have hold OF that pious locking old uig,
ger who got her money. The young girls o!
tho party were very lively. At O'clock the
committee, a solemn looking sat, arrived on the
ground but l. was NJ rs', the croWl had dis
parsed 10 rsgs. The committee and nun.
Der OF the txcursionis sreurped to Washington
90 the 3 o'clock boat. The pocr eli men, who
had been the csuso Of the diasppontmcn! sal
10 cofrer on the boat alone. The sisters
w0ud dot even lopk ct them. Oas of tho sisters
said il sho Lived TO reach homo she would hnvs
that vasaJoDd committee, pointing to The m 70
10 !h. cor1cr, brought up before tho CHURCH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

! STORE NoBnED.--M Henry Ca!lau. on
catering hi9 pEcc5ry store, Gu kiug street.
between Patrick cpd Henry, early this morning,
found that the b9c elk door of the esl atlIshmnnt
had been broker 10 DUNG the night A turth.
1r examination revealed the fact that the
thieves had oorried off quantity oflesdy made
clothing. Nothing else 10 tho store, not even
the money drawer had been distur bed. Ii is
supposed TITO iii YES wsre working IN tho dark,
and had &c make The bast nmu they cnud.
..ne rgi,e have The matter in charge. B9v-
CITY Wsaer, colore5. vas arrested this alter
noon on snsplciou Of being uaEcsfBGd 10 tho
robbery. Walker, WHO is aimpeton. WAS
whipped ct III, station bouac short time
ago, tor T0bblnE several stores about tbs city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25
TEyANTED-

They must ba straight, FREQ of knots, worm
holes and decay. ". a. SMOOT,
ie3-lm Smoo!s wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25
Port OF ALEXANDRIA.

MINIATU Rs ALMANAC JUNE Is, 1881
SIN rises . .... 4 10 IS,!, ssts............ Z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25

CHraCn SERVICES, &C., To MoRaow -
ihr'S, Church, Service a. II a. II. by K,y,
j. Il. Shsck eford.
S! Pau!'s Church. -Sarv.c, ct II a. N, b,
Rev. d.. Norron. ' y
Grace Chuch.-S,rvice at II 3. q. By Rev,
ilr. Wallis and D. N. By Rev. Nj. B1tca.
81 NIy's Cturch.-Sersic, ut IL a. m,
a2d sermon by Rev. Father O'Ka1s. Vespers
81 : n. m.
Fist Presbyterian Church. -Servic, at II a,
m. by R.v. Mr.. Whlttcaey.
Second Presbyterian Chuch-Service q. II
a. ~ ard o. N by Rev VIM. Dluwiddic.
Meth. Epis. Ctwch-Servics at | | q. To- and
D. N. By R.v: Df. Pouson. MorDiog SUB.
OF: "Hesveo;'' evening, Hell"
1lsth Fps. Church Soml-Servic, at lie,
N. and p. m. by Rev. Mr. Gnd ,er, 2. b.
0lrerIy meeting services.
Meth. Ifot. Cturch-Servics at ] | q. IN. AID
p: n. 10: by Rev. ). D. Tredwa7.
free Methodist Church. Service at II o, NJ
al. o. III
Baptist Gtwch--Servico at IL a. M. and
I'D q. N. BY Rev. Dr.. s. II. Shuc.
German Luthcran GhMch-SerVica st | Q.
H., 10 EGG ISL. ty k:v. Mr.. Schal!cr, and , ..
IN. 10 Golmsn By Rev. Mr.. Lipcodt. Of Wash
lnR'0n.
Young .Nea's L;riNiun association. Service
OF song and prayer 10 tao Second Presbyterian
Church at 4 .. IN. Jai! at :! p. n. Aims HOUSE
at $50 y. LII.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-25
EDuCATIONAL ASSOUIATION OF Va,

The 1Gh annual session will DO h sid in the
rooms Of Norfolk College fer Girls" opening
at F. m. TU ESDAY, July the SIN, Reduced
rates for board md transportation hsva b&en so.
cured.
je24-3! "a CdAS l. GOUKE i,re..
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-14
Pleasure Gardens.

Good hcalthful exercise improves and
makes one healthy, consequently il
would he well Ia exercise more and
thereby De assured Of good health. DIR.
J. O'Brien. Gen. W. VI. Orders and Prof.
Wilson lOf circus fameD are about To fill
a want long felt in Astoria, during the
summer season. They have now I'm
course OF construction all the machinery
and appliances necessary to the carry
mg ON of 4 pleasant family summer
resort or pleasure gardens. consisting of
dancing. swinging around the circle, by
motive power or a whirly-gig, ten-pinS
on new principle. etc. Refreshments
will consist of all the drlicacieS of the
season. Admission free. Location cen
tTal. No Intoxicating drinks sold OH
the grounds. Further particulars here
after. aS they propose 10 advertise.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-14
Letter From IIr. Davidson.
Astoria. May .6. IsSI.

Astoria. May 3d. ls-SI.
EDITOR A>TOEIAN:
Ii is with pleasure iliat ! call the at
tention of your readers tO the fact that |
have established branch photograph
gallery in Astoria. opposite The Court
house. ] earnestly invite every citizen
Of yOur town and vicinity la visit il and
examine the display az pictures. firmly
believing that the verdict Of each one
will be that my work i nri only of the
best hut that the prices are reasonable.
All the finishing will bc done ai my
home gallery in Portland and mailed
direct Ia the customer. The operator IN
charge j. an accomplished artist and
has an abundance Of patience with chill
dren and nervous people. | am pre-
pared Ia do all kinds Of viewing. color
Ing. copying, and cnlarging Ia any size
In all departments, | will see that my
customers 90 away satisfied, and r.
speciiully solicit their patronage. Very
truly, JIG. DAVIDSON. PhOtOgTa pheT
Corner First and Namhill streets. Port
land. wif
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-14

Mr.. c. S. Wrights new residence
on Benton street, near the Episcopal
church, is now finished, and is GER
tainly as desirable home as any per
son in the world could wish for. In
the matter of convenience and adorn-
ment, the very best taste has been
displayed. At the New Occidemt Mr..
A. ]. Megler has displayed equal taste
and good Judgment in furnishing,
finishing, etc. The rooms set apart
for his family use have been fitted like
a palace, as it were, all in all adding
TO the estimate which We have ever
accorded to our genial hosts and their
better halves, as being the best enter
tainers north of San Francisco. There
can be no mistake about that.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-14
WiiIIamsport Property g.

Great bargain, ar,' now offered in the
city Of WilliamSpon i"T amy persons
wishing Ia locate from Uuc lui ir i've
acres. ID j. well adapted Tor gardens.
dairy ranches "r pleasant homes: Neil
elevated. >ltUa.tu u8, mile Suuih ui
Astoria on IuUns> bay. wIiE coed
graded road Ia the place. For further
information rali at niN residence near
The cemetery. .lDHN WILLIAMSON
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-14

The Herald and Review Of the
9th says: "Canners hereabonts have
a good salmon season, and are now
busy with various kinds of fruits,
with the promise Of a large pack Of all
sorts and kinds. Sales are reported Of
5000 cs lib Sacramento river salmon
at 81 12I Z doz; 5000 cs Columbia
river do at 81 20 p doz on the river,
equal to 81 25@1 %! delivered here;
800 cs year old Columbia river, p -ib
tins, ,ssold at 50 2 doz. The Columbia,
from Oregon, brought 4, 1853 cs salmon,
and the Oregon, from same, l,7Ol
cs do.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-14

The steamer State of California
steamed up to her berth in this city
on Sunday, forty-seven hours and fifty
minutes from San Francisco. An en-
tire new shaft has replaced the old
one, broken on her unfortunate trip
down. In order to get her ready in
the shortest time, work progressed
night and day after she went on the
drydock. The cost of the new shaft
is somewhere in the neighborhood of
5000, the News tells us, although
we are told that $40, 900 will not more
than cover all expenses
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-14

es--The time has long since passed
9 hen mechanical trades provided oar
snus wiiha living. l.abnT-Sdying ma
rhinerN. patent tools and steam have
robbed the trade Of the future il offered
TO our boys in the DAYS of the indenturcd
apprentice system. The idlers and do
nOihingS Of our metropolitan cities are
composed largely of tradcSmen and
professional men. and merchandising is
a failure, ii the number Of bankrupt
merchants who had 20 Succumb 10 the
pressure Of the times can be taken Is a
criterion. WHAT the country needs Is pro
ducerS. and the waste fields OF unculti-
waited lanl offers an opportunity 10 place
the rising generation in the way of max.
hlg aomes for themselves and better
times for poSterity.