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, 1881-07-10

TIE statement male il, the Associated
Press dispatches Friday morning, md referred
to cdiroriully III THE TRIBUNE yesterday. to the
effect that tho New Yurk Chamber of Commerce
had raised purse Of S445O,O00 for Mrs. Garfield
was premature. The truth is that some mem-
hers of the Chamber of Commerce haye under
taken to raise that lmOuut. The original state
ment was apparently wc!l-authcnricared. We
reproduce tho original Associated Press dis
patch to show how explicit the information was
OIL this point:
WAS1ilSGToS, y. C., July -.-Po5tmast er-Gen-
cr:il .Jn1nes h:ts telegram frUul Gcurgc Wilson,
Secretary OF tho New fnrk Chamber Of Com
merce, who re1luests the Postmaster General 10
sny to Mrs Garfield that the members Ut the
scribch SrD.0;M To be presented to her, both as
token OF thcir sincere esteem and sympathy,
and h3 Il Means Ut relieving the mind Ut the
President entirely frntn anxiety with respect to
tho future Of ha family. 10 this Telegram
Postmaster General james has sent the fulIoW-
ing reply:
ExEccT1vE MANSION. WASHINGTON, d. C.. Jaiy
::-Ge"rar tt-Is"n. E~, $ecr.t.ru :! tue thdmbt1 y
Commerce, Nt1" 1I"rk tity: Your dispatch has been
handed ~ Mrs. Garfield. On recetpt OF II sur e.
and htnnnful In the sympathy Of the people u the
whole Country that she did NOT dare trust hs1ss1 70
THOMAS l.. JAMES. Postmasscr-GeneraL-
The dispatch Of George Wilson, Secretary OF
the Chaiuber OF Commerce. is not given. 1t
probably informed the Postmuster-Gcucra! that
subscription hns been opened with the purpose
of raising $2:N, ,DN- The fuet seems to bc thai
only $45,5W were r.,iscd on Thursday, ind the
amount subscribed, though somewhat increased.
has not set reAched $lOO,uU.
, 1881-07-10

THE Gcrman-Chinese commercial treaty..
signed in Picking last spring. Is now being coa-
stdcred BY the German Council and House OF
Peers 1t Is Il revision uf the treaty Of lsGl anu
exceedingly favusabie to Germany In 1sos
there were in Chtnn Ii, $40 coasrlng aud outward-
bound vessels with n capacity Of 8,9p0,oW tons:
OF these Z, ,:.D were English, 3G!s. American, and
..,224S German. But tn 1879. when the arrivals
and sailings Of ve5sets In China were y, ,4W ILL.,
O00,N0 tons, there were only 100. German
against ID,GU9 English ships; America, With u
vessels. having fallen far In the rear. BY the
provisions, OF tho new treaty several ne"
Chinese ports and rivers are open to German
trnde. Tonnage dues are diminished, in SO far
as the tonnage, which hitherto had to be paid for
, 1881-07-10
SUNDAY. JULY 10. 1851.

DR. CAnvE1:, the American marksman,
has arranged to shoot with Stuart WORTHY,
member of Parliament for Sheffield, England,
and member of the birmingham Gun Club,
for $500 at 100 pigeons each, and at thirty
yards rise. The American will win in all
probability
, 1881-07-10
TRIBUNE HltANC1I OFFICES.

TIE CHICAGO TRiRESE has established branch
Offices the receipt Ut subscriptions and ADVERTISE
ncnts follows:
NEW YOKE-1;oom - Tribune Building FIT. Nc
FADDES. Manager.
GLASGOW. Seo1land-Allaas American News
Agency. 81 1senEed-st-
LONDON, En..-4AIacrican Exchange. ~ Strand
BENNY +. GlLIIG. Agent.
WASHINGTON. II. C.-l2lg street.
, 1881-07-10

ANOTHER: complication has appeared in
the East. Dervisch 'asha, the Turkish COIN
nlander in Albania, reports that the Aust:ians
at Noyi-Bazar are making arrangements to
advance OH Salonlca, and the Turkish Am
bassador at Vienna has mildly protested
against susll a proceeding. but the Austrian
Government has biandiy Informed him that
Deryisch Paslla is mistaken.
, 1881-07-10

EXCELLENT accounts are received of the
crops in the French provinces The farmers
Of the central provinces, the great wheat
growing region of the beautiful country,
count on good average crops, and 1t is be-
level that the vintage for this year will be
The best for fifteen years. Favorable reports
of the Spanish crops have also been re-
f.aSyad
, 1881-07-10

Entered at the Post-0Mc< al CAtca9o I'LL, Al Seeond-
Etaxs Muites.
Forehe benefit OF our patrons who desire to send
single copies u 1uE TnlBtNE through the ma1'' We
gtye herewith the transient rate OF postage:
ftreign .,uI I)5,ucs.ie Per Copy.
Eight and Twelve late Paper. cents
ETtnen Pure Is:uer - ceuts
, 1881-07-10

CURISTHlAN CHAPTER. No g. Z. A. M.-statet
Consncnaon Monday evening. July II. ut O'Clock
Work the Mark Desrre. Visiting companions are
>uruially Invited. Ey "ruct OF
AiTllUI. WARRINGTON, L. +.
J.U DICKERSON, Secretary.
, 1881-07-10

WASHINGTON CHAPTER. 40: ~ II. a. M-Res-
1tar nyUcatinn Friday evening, July IL ut O'Clock.
business Of ;n,ly,,c ana WoTk ~ nfnannce
b. ufdcf Of tho IL. +. GIIAS. 3. WRIGHT.
, 1881-07-10

The Irish census of 1851, taken in April
last, shows the usual decline of population III
the island. The following are the figures of
the population during; the last forty years:
, 1881-07-10

CHICAGO COMMANDERy. NO. II. KNIGHTS
rEMr4AM-speciai C9nc!ave Monday evening At >
o'clock The order OF the Temple wall III conferred
Visiting Sir Knights always weieutne. ny or1eror
Ii. Ii. POND. K. c.
, 1881-07-10

LADY WASHINGTON CHAPTER, NO. * O. Es
will give their annual picnic Ut MuodiAwn on
ThursdaF July II. Cars lc1ve Illinois Central Depot
ut y Tickets. ~ ccntS: fnF safe the cars
Refreshments can bt had gu the grounds.
, 1881-07-10

LAFAYETTE C1fApTEf. NO. 2 X. l. M-Staied
Conyocstion Monday evening. June II. nj o'cloci.
Work Mark Degrees Visiting Companions vel
conc. BY order Ut
WM. X. FORSYTH. N. L. Hp.
XM 1 DIYA
, 1881-07-10
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

APOLLO CoMMANDERY. NO. l. KNIGHTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sir knights: fuu are hereby
notified rendexvDu. 1t the. ASYLUM. Sunday July
lD. ISL ut ll3o sharp t. attend the f1nera! of
1ua1dery will t.rt'reed b5 car*to K4s:hill Cemetery
from the Nels-st dej.nt tC. 4 y. ". l. ~ ut l
t'cl"ck. The brill C"ris requested tu assemble
promptly the htrr ttEst NAMED. by order OF the
Eminent Commander.
, 1881-07-10

Crnrt 0t.era-13ouse.
Clark street, or1,osis Courthouse EuEaca-
1ent Of Tony Pastors Troupe Variety enter tain
, 1881-07-10

CHICAGO CHAPTER, NO. II. l. A. M.-11a1l III
Twenty 1y-second-st- Special Cunyncaiion "Wednesday
evening. t o'clock for wo:k on the Royal Arch.
Visiting CutnpInioHs welcome. Ny urttrr OF tf,:. A..
X IL L. ELI SMITH, Sec
APOLLO COMMAEDEIY. NO. ]. KING ITS
1emplnr.-Tllere will be C0ncilye 1'uc.d1y even
lnE. July u. lsal. by order OF the Eulnent Com
mander- II. 5. TIFFANY, Recorder
, 1881-07-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

HOofcE'1 Theatre.
Randolph street. between Clark and La S11le-
~Cinderela ct School,"
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~aa Francisco Harke,s.
iBY NAIL Axp rELEeRArn.i

iBY HAIL ASB TELEGBArH.i
WHEAF->l 37;a,d1 10 per GENITAL for
good ,h.pplnC.
OATs-Sl ljvGi - q ct.
WooL--OrcSon, Valley S7ma0 ct>. =
n. Eastern Oregon, lSM50.
HIDES E~--ilcavy sailed l0j5c; light. de-
Zoe: ss.lte,l calf, l0gl2.
FAMILY PEOViSIOSS- Bacon, l.its i.i .
cts: clear Oregon sides, l&Gl3izc, hams.
I91S@l3 cts.
BARLEY-Coast feed S0GSl % cts:
Brewing S7;EG.G y ell.
HAY-W Wheat. S90.Slj, Oat, $40 >l5-
Barley, S:Ese$l5 3 ton.
VEGETA ABLES-POtatOes 75tGSj cts Der
l61; Onions. gsd, 60g7oc per TOO; Vel.
how. slTSi 20 per l9b.
ECTGs-CalIi0rnia. - 6c47,' Z dOL; Ore
goB. :S;lt14Ac y dnL.
FLOUR-Best family extra, - 20; Su.
perfinc, - 5lAG4: Bakers extra, s. IL
Oregon extra. - 75O,S5 b0: Walla-Walla
extra, - J0aS3 -.
FRUITS-Dricd apples. S,69 cts. fnl
quarters, sliced: Pmms pitted. l3Gllc
Peaches ll,dfgisc, peeled lSIGS(S.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-EXtra fancy
Butter. 10 cts, y 10; Fresh roli, good
20 choice. 45e157 y cts; Picked. 10 cts
= h.
SEEDs-Flax. 25s@3c 2 n; Canary
35k@sc; Alfalfa, a@llc; Timothy. 9g
roc p D..
BkGs-There is a good business in :
iobblng way at sIg9s4c for STANDARD
grain.
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THE MARKETS.
Astoria Markets .

p. PbSuR--Superfne 50 %; Extra e. 70
Corn Meal = cwt. s. ~; Buckwbest = cwt
81 o.
BvTTgR-Choics roll, top prizes, a21a cts.
80 wholesale; choice Iillamcol SoC.
GBEEsE-ClatsOp dairy iiEgiec.
EsGs.-55aJJ cts y doz. Chickens, - o..
FRESH MEATs.-Cboice CUT. Lamb. lOc;
Beef sale: Pork 10; Mutton sglO. BY the
~arcase sc.
MEArs.-Breakfast bacon I8'Eel5 per n;
sides I3}z@ITEc; hams iS1Ial9o; shoulders
leGl3c smoked beef l5al6--c; cOrned beef
N0Sl2 9 bbI.; cOrDed pOrk iec 2 p.
BEAEs.--.l4ai cts.
DRIEn fRUITS Black berrie- gc: rrunc.
lS.13gc.
.HIHEy. IN 'Tames SOC ia g.ass ~.
..st--in iio- Ifd caIiic~ i2.a tl.ic p :,
M FgIA--Bran SO 90: country, - =
'oD: ~H,ats SO 9p; lay 80 Httt-z- -: 4 ton.
oars. icaoI,eIns 20 quality. prtr"s rsu-s
frum o0g65 q, e ba-hci.
V-GF~ ,BLUs- ---- .'o;atocs s8l e. h
unIgl1 1alc = f.
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vsSSsL.S vA I'M RAl.
E.rnEn Nmrr.rnn -.


r,yl.r.s. Ar.s a. 'op-. " har-.
Ns,src hca. rks. ~ roa- hsu-"U
H,-fyc 20 81, iu,a- : 2 fon -.
rrn-7.-c. -r,, a, 'o.-. ncsIgor , s. J4r-
''sa..'a. -. ..s' r,'-.-. To. srid-. sla R'".
Nov
" -c .. -h. '-ei 'onp. L1eel.. De -
sisrt+n 80. rb.l4d'iriis. Jan -
Empire, % Se. lors. Ioading.
Kate Davenport: ~ iz4s tons. Ma ileft y Y Ian %
C,oturDl a.. - ternaId. Ne~ Yors. Jar Is.
carrie WIr,so,., Am bk. loeaius. Pailsde phi5
Prom Foreign Ports.
AEper s,rw4id hr %. Is0 tons Aci-iDron. 'ardri.
d. TNec %.
sdols. ssg. ,s,. 81 ,on-. Ria--uaa--oa. soften
bug, Oct .
ArFo. g. b. 50 tous. E5o Do e, micro.
-ouz.y Of Ar b. "a, 80 tom. bi,sza,.es t'asgou
Oct u
city q Agra. lr bk. 'o7I tons. Yoans. Melbourne.
Now
ClAR Grsat. hr tA ~ top-. ,g4rae- L'vorpool.
CcuuCsss 81 10 be-. bT bk C1To.d.
OL. NcI,scd bg bk $50 tons Yokohsrus.
Ethel br III. 49, TONS Graham. Liverpool. NOV -
TsroiIy Chaplin. or bk 80 tons Hs-ris Cardiff
Geo He~i-y bf ~ i'.4i tone tif sgi' s q. 1haua
e,lcDcsrn. lr b.. 81 pogs. CATdib
liEzie freslalc. hr ~ sg tone Noszop. Llv,rpual
8sg %. SO HOaoaI1 and Victoria
Odul,a. hr 81 80 tone ilvsrpoo. va honolulu Ju-
" =. AoabiIli
Ps-sitbes. br ha 81 tom. West. Liverpool nos -
Serics bT b. g4i .oBs Guaynas hvs- Boync A@s
oSetls SsW
SeIkirkshise. p, sh !lsl iOss Anderson. Csndin
Scottish Fam. hr hs. Y ,kohsala. Uct 70
ThIrlen Cssl.s. br sh lg4s tone Shanghai
Viola. br bk ~ tOns. Pncs. Liverpool. sept sia
Honolulu
Victoria CrOas. br 6k. 6s' tons, Owen, Cslcutta.
Zoe. hT bk Liverpool via Victoria ian
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KENDEll'S S2aViN CURE
G@ HIsAN Pr, All

!.II ~ .III'u. :. Ii.t-.- q, INIg.
o. ! kiNpNII X 60. tirp.s viS,r Co.
HdI iay t'>tiu'liig o." iIy1s 81 y0uT invaluable
iinInIcut. "hrus.aiI~ SPAWN CuT,." In the
,pliug uf . { -IIp;gd on the irt ana
.prsiiH,J nv r-Fi ms ~ the knee irut
ls;,> yrT- l-n"- and - times suffered IA
most cN"-II'js' ~ aslH. 7 won. z haEdar..
on 20 IuT rrs.t % ~. ana tTirt HO~I t.NCIN-
thin. IL fIN rr.s.'is. hgi ypHld ind uu hing
thai Wuuisi ..iir ll,- PERMANENT Friirl. When
I uycTygTkcd % WO...d ain ne very much.
ln A pTil lS1S ! bs.-ah 10 think | should be
a cripple fpT life rui hayluE ,,Ht Of Ken
dail'S SPAWN Curr ti;pfcGt | would try il
I used one third ~ q hrTi.,- and experienced
rrliet at once T'r II,p l"it me and haS not
troubled mo since. ! tJr! EcTy grateful 40
YOU and would r'.-piu!urHd 'KSndallS Spav
Cure To all who suffer with SpTainS OF rIiru-
matiSm. Yours truly. MRS j. BOTTELL
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Newer GO shopping without con
shifting the advertising columns Of The
AsTORIAN. They will tell you where
ths. best bargains are 10 be had, and Just
what merchants are alive and doing
business.
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Common Co,lncll.

Regular fReoting, -ccsa3 and f,.Grfh Tue
dds sRurtng- u each li.i.Ih. 30 d" r!..ci
60 per-"n- desiring 60 aa-. natter asf 5-'i
u.r.u by rae. f..tnvii, al -,IN .s-g.ar .H'.rtii..
.ru-' t.s--ont the -uFuc sa the Audi'"f snu
Is.sH ,,. ..G a.tnI- .s.r fFigay ry..u.fi- g Tia.
rs -r .r..- r1 l. iI.--.l 'isr -l,..Iirl huid- -
-.-,.l4- .lt--i.n-- 80. .s'Af,l1t ALL.
,u.ii'ur nd 'irr-
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kendaITN SPAWN Cure

l. sure IN IL effects. m!id in ~ action a. II
du'> upJ Hii>teT. and set u i penetrating
and pIWrTiu! Ia reach siHy ,irrp t sitrd pain
ar tI Remove any h1nN growth ur ANY other
enlargement, u E,i-d iuy 49, tTdi days. such
~ >paV,H>. ~piiut~. rurir~ r.jjiullS, SpTsllns
~ feelings. .tnN ..;lrut ~1Hti az CuiargcmCnt>
Oi tnc iuiui~ ug i:s,is>. 90 rheumatism III man
and fDT any nuTIr--'' inT uti'h 4 linimeEi T.
u>ed i,'r mau ur G,-s~f 10 j. nov known t.
~. thu best ilUbu,'.i fuT man ever USED act
igg miid aHd ,rI r''rtsH N - effects. II i
Used fUli strength WiIb P"Ti'.,t safety ~ al
>i-;i>plIS Of the year.
Ss.u,i a.itirt>> i'.G ,iiJj~tT-ai 90 circular which
w. think -ll'-> l'-,;is, Pt'ul 81 IL virtues
y" Remedy b.> ser rI'', Nit's >uJcn unquali
!rsi SJIrr,'>> .u u.i. l.st.' ',.., iuT h'.iSt ~
Veil - Wau
Prize = pr i-1i-... o.. >ir r"Jiis> for -
ALL Dj, t,t''>l~ i.I.r rr r;u get IL fOI
SOFA. or % Will --r., ... ...s ssdrcSS nu re-
r,-fpl aI IifIr-f- '. ss.- ts--,s.r.s.,s-T~
~. it g. 'LNDNLL X co.
I'm. .~i,Ir-.I I.,ii~. Vermont
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----CirrUlI Court Blanks. GuuuiA
Court I:lsuk~. Ju~iic. Court Blanks.
~uippim. Banks. Miscellaneous Blanks.
Deeds. Mortgage. etc. fnT Sale 80 THE
A~TuHI N ofiirr
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Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. Is. 1870.
DE. u. j. hESpNLI. \ Co. Gents: ! have
a very tinc male iGat h - had oDilc SPAWN
for = long time. ! tried every thing man
could devise o. cur. Il bat all in vain and
was about 10 give 70 UC when a friend Oi
mine IN this "ity raNr 90 Elc and recon-
mrnded kcudall'S SPAWN Gurr which tried
with grand results. r. n-GVIig III hone elem
and clean and then ~ - cents tp you Tor
one of ynJiT illustrated liuISt. Fools and
think there j. H1 better '-''s'i. pIH;rd Cn the
horse ard hi> di>ra>J~. 7 have taken gIeai
interest IN it ami have since. SOLD / rupic,
for you g. nv HriShh,'T~ y Wit ~ dUd Gp
what good c.,u hy getting them for OIhcTS
Yours truly a. W MILL EH
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Temple Lodge. NO. / A F. A. n.

Regular Communications first and KY
third Iue-dsys in each month. at =. w
0'clock. p. NJ. az the Hall in Astoria.
Members uf the Urder, in good standing. are
invited 10 attend. By Orde. of the ". VI.
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Knights OF Pythias
Astoria Lodge 80. 4o.LO.G. n

Regular Meeting every tuesday Evening
al -, O'Clock al Gvcd Temrlar's Hall, Che
namu- street. Astoria, over G. l.. Parker
Store Members Of the order, in good stand
NJ are invited a. attend. Degree meeting let
Monday each month. By order Wet.
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WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH Cure, a Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible ma1a-
dy, by Absorption. Tho most
Important Discovery since Vac
cinatiOn. Other remedies ma
re1isvo Catarrh. this cures a,
any stage before Consumption
sets IN.
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Beaver Lodge No. a5. L 90. ?.

Meet every Thursday evening. sl{s1
ar o'clock. IN the odd Fell
low, Hall. cor. % Cas- and Che
namus streets, Astoria. Memb bcrs or the Ord
are invited 20 attend. rs order. y. 81
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

Silver, a. rar.
Com exchange % Sal Francisco a rcrscent
nremIlm.
Coin oxcaauc5 % New York huyiBg uar:
seIli0g, : t5l uCE cent
Legal Lelo.l--paT.
Telee=-aaI- susfers ~ Nev forE 0 per
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Warranty deeds, quit claim deeds
and mortgages. for sale at this office.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION.
For San Francisco.
ambia. Oregon. state California
s. A. NEVILLE

lSTEAN>HITLEAVES EVERY FIVE days
~ ~ 3 4 NJ - follows
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From a Prominent Physician.

W.J>hiugf1py e.. pl.u. .i,s..,. L. 1850
I.ls r. j. hENpNsT. y Co. f.vl.t- Read
5s. tui;r adIpFti>yvrU' .G turi fsrlL and
Farm. &C krndall'- ~r,ir ,..rs .-.ud having
q valuable and spec ii..F> v irlI f...l been
l.sm, iroU SPAWN rj.tf rr u.'.'. H.. I ~pIJ T.
yuu for bottle J- t.zg.tt--~. N.-.r.l ia ~iN
weeks removed ~ jsWCUt-> rHi rulargc
nirui aHu = large ,Fi'rsI gInlG Juati..r hur~"
ami buih h0rSc> aIt. tr-tilN 80 ~'sIsild ~ costs
The one hottie y.., ,.rrfil e. NJ. rU.. hundred
aollaT>. Respectfully ycuv>.
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Chamoer OF Commerce OF Astoria

Regular meeting every III and Sd NouuaA
Df cHch lnfn. al =. 4. NJ. IN the hal 90 linz
loung Meas Christian Association.
J. .. 4. EtbWIEN. President
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- Side LodRe so. II. a. D. o.

Sea side Bodge NO Il A " u w.
Tine stated meetings ul this lodge hail i',-
ou Saturday eyefiug uf each week ~ th' hour
nf O'Clock during tile mouths ~ No
lcTii'rT. DrceiuhcT. January and FrhrlaiN .
ll:.li-p1>i during Nar,.... April. ~,'Itrtp,I
ANA nc'"h"T aur "a .. =. dur'uE NrN
lun" .lU.N 3ni August
- W. GElHii i.;T. i'.r.rier.
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA

Prom lalr,z m United stairs Coast Surye.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Cures al S,r1fulouS affections aud disorders
resulting from lmYu-iiy al the blood IL i
needles. % specify an. - The sufferer can
usually perceive tEri- cause hut SGii
Ehrilh Pimpi.s. TlcCrs. flImDrs. G''ifT,,
S1F.llir0- &C.. ARE. th- most common. - well
~ many affections - the H,0Tt. Head. LircT
and N'Vursf'
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Eight i, reserved 20 change steamers or
sailing DAYS.
THROUGH TICk Els >"id 90 All the prin-
cipal cities N the I nitpd States and Canada.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

u : nv ''i"S U III i.Fprorrrr
, 1881-07-22
A summer snow-sllde.

A fatal accident occurred few days
ago in Buckskin Gulch, and the remains
of the victim passed through this city
yesterday on their way to his home for
interment. James G. Powers, who is
well known in this city and who was
here for long time, went into Buckskin
Gulch some time ago, and has since
that time been diligently engaged in
sinking for pay mineral. On the even
ing referred to, Powers had concluded
his labors at the log cabin. The noun
tain was covered with several feet
of snow and it was difficult to
reach the base of the mountain without
the aid of snow shoes. Accordingly Pow
ers took his seat on his shovel, and get
ting ready, began to go down with good
progress. While he was thus moving on
his way huge bouldea was dislodged
and began to roll behind him in his
snowy track. Powers looked behind
him and saw the dreadful thing coming
after him. At each bound it would stir
up other powders, and soon it looked as
if the whole mountain had suddenly
been torn into rocks and sent after him.
Suddenly there was q crash, and thun-
dering sound penetrated forest and
ECHOED through canyon. Hearing the
rumble and roar of the rocks as they tore
down the mountain side, the miners who
were near by came out OF their doors and
Witnessed the race between man and
avalanche. They saw Powers over
taken and then disappear between
the tons of rock and snow. at once
they ran to the place, and with
their picks and shovels they proceeded
to unearth the unfortunate miner. This
was about o'clock, and darkness soor
came npon them. Afraid to proceed II
the dark for fear of cutting the buried
man in delving for him, they secured
candles, as it was gloomy night. There
in the gloom the lights fickered and the
steady and rapid strokes of the miners
were heard for miles away. They were
reinforced by others, who could not un
derstand the scene, and ut 9 o'clock some
one shouted: my God, boys. here ht
is, dead!' His body was doubled mp
and the rocks beneath his head wer'
stained with blood, which showed mos
CHASTITY under the dull glare of the can
dies. Dropping the implements the,
went to work with their hands, and IN
few moments the rocks were away ant
the body lifted to the surface. 1t wa
carried by strong hands into the cabin
and the Coroner was notified on the fol
lowing morning. II Leadville Democrat
Happiness is like sunbeam, whicl
the least shadow intercepts, while ad
versity is often as the rain of spring.
, 1881-07-22
Homo Prouuc. n,.r,-,


FLoUR-Quotations for round lots 81 % for stand,
ard - fot1ifor good country brands
0AIs-Quote 81 45; feed, 81 25QI 80
hAh-Baled timothy. Sl4Gl6 q ton.
MILL FEED Quotations: MiddIings S2NA25.
shorts BIG; chop feed S20925: bran SIOaII
,CotED MEATS Quotations are as follows
hams oregon sugar cured 14@SI5c; eastern I5Ca16:
bacon, I2hGl4e: shoulders 10(9IIe
LAhD-Quotations are I49I5c in kegs; II(9I5
In TINS, and l5@Sl6c in pals
99lOe. S'0' ---'A'4 ut4ou'
-, DRIED PLUMs-with pits, &c; pitless, 11@
lzS4G ior sun dried; l3@sI5c for machine pIums
approximations Ice for first-class dry.
IGssc Tor green; culls, = on. Sheep peIts-Prices
vary according 70 the quantity of wool left on skin
quote from 25cCGSl.
BUTTER-Faney 25c: good to choice, 2Oa22kc.
tair: l6gls In bulk, 206925c: in brine 25G27I%c
characterization l@lAc q ID.
EGGS-Quotations 25c.
CHEESE-Ogn., l0Gl4c
APPLES-Per box, S5cdSl.
TIMOTHY SEED-Per ID. 6CR7c
TUkkEYS-Per ID, live weight, 14Gl6c: nominal
ChlChEkS-fa doz, 81 25d4 90.
SALMON-Colunbia river. q bbl, S6@D8 90; hf bbI
~ rs; bellies, hf $40.
HOPS-Oregon. q ID, l2A6l3hc.
POIATOES-5NG60c q ctl; new potatoes sOcCGSl
CEMENT-Rosendale, q bbl 81 as, Portland, p
sHINGLEs-Per NJ, 50 2sq2 so.
Meats.
BEEF-292Ac = ID gross.
PORK 6G6hc, net.
MUTTON-2c, gross
, 1881-07-22
Goid and stock Reports.


SAN Francisco, July IA
heeeipts-Wheat, 6OOO ctls; -four, 14OO or SKIS
oats. hoo cts; potatoes $3.50 SKIS eggs 81 900 doz
Wheat-The market is quiet but firm. there is q
demand but 1t fails to develop large movement
fair to good milling sold to-day at 81 4OGl 42 lOC
tons choice Sonora sold at 81 374 $50 tons on grades
sold ut 81 3O no change to note in quotations.
oats-rhe market Ii quiet with prices against sell
lers; extra choice Oregon feed Offering at 81 60.
barley-Sellers are raising their prstensions 81
asked for choice bay feed sales of fair feed
92Sc: good coast feed at 95e.
Potstoes-QuotAble at 75eClSI,
Onions-50G65c for red: 95c for yellow.
Grain bags-MArket steady at former quotations
Htdes-Dry kip and calf l9k&2Oe.
salmon-Columbia river-The market is very firm;
the sale previously reported is confirmed OF 20 0OO
cases at 81 IS on river.
Eggs-Market steady a. full prices: choice fresh
California 24(G25c: good eastern, 20G92lc.
butter-Market Is overstocked with medium; we
quote fresh roll good to choice. 24g26c; strictly
CHICAGO, July Il.
Wheat 81 1875 August.
Pork-Sl7 20 August.
LArd-Sl1 92k August.
Ribs-S8 S7k August
Short Ribs-S9 O5.
NEW YosK MARKETS
NEw York. July IA.
Wheat-Strong, 81 2iG1 "a.
Flour and Wool-Quiet.
HEERBoHM's ENGLIsH REPoRTs
LONDON. July Il.
Flcating eargoes-Very quiet.
Cargoes on passage-very dull.
Quotations of good cargoes No. spring wheat of
coast-46s Cd.
Liverpool spot-SteAdy.
NEW YoRK. 1pls ]. suI6is- gFsO eg~aseea>Dv.arasa.
cial, from a &c lower; documentary, 2@lhc
lower.
silver bullion. 1000 ane = ane ounce opened, Iii.
U. 8. Bonds-s,9s lo2 y; AS, Hay; As, Hog.
LoHDoH July l4.-Silver bullion, English standard.
925 fine per fine Ounce 505S@5l.
u. 3. bonds--4he. 117A Is. llgts.
, 1881-07-22

Happiness is like sunbeam, which
the least shadow intercepts, while ad-
versity is often as the rain of spring.
, 1881-07-22

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