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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-08

THE GREAT CRICKET MATCH.

I BOSl0N, IIVI. I.--THt NVU NUIItI
the board sloOp shadow, 0t
the Eastern Yacht Club which Is owned by John Bryant oil
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CREATING A SUMMER RESORT

STABRIGIIr, n. J., Oct. 7.-United States SenaI0r
John r. McPherson Of kewJersey and some OF his friends
have Of land on the Navnsink ghIand
sixty The property viii be used by the J"heis
ior fbelr own villa sites.
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THE EXTRA SESSION OF THE sENAlE ,
.,,,. n,,,,,cRATs DETERMINED TO CHOOSE THE TEN
poRARY pREs1oENr-THE REPUBLICAN cAOCUo
TO DECIDE UPON COURSE OF AcrioN-,mh --,.l,n
OTHER OFFICES TO BE FnLED-THE COMMIT
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
THE CLAIMING MEMORIAL cuURcr

THE CLAIMING MEMORIAL CHUKHH'
NEWPORT, oct. 7.-Alfre, smith has ur, ,e'ni'i'
I'm the name Of his wife, Claiming Memorial Church
chime OF bells. the first In Newport
1Hs MADGE ENGAGED TO RACE.
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RETURNING FROM rOsTON-cAILEEs on TEE SEC
RErAEY LAST EvESISG-TmE "GLoBE INTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-08

NTW-HAVEN Oct. The Reunion of the Army
and NAVY Club Of Connecticut took place tonight General
Franklin presiding and loo members being present ncndng
oyernor BigelOw Senator hHwleY elected Pesdeht
Tor he ensuing year The toast Of the evening was Ihe
Memory of President Garfield"
THE PROPER WAY TO FIGHT A DUEL .
CuIIIICOTHE, Oct. 1.-Two men employed In
Janemsns clothing store were playfuy handling pistol 20
day when IL was discharged while one was showing the
proper tight duel Charles benback was shot IN
head his thick ul saved his M as the D was 10
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-12
sacramsnto Marian.

ERUT-our Sacramento quotations are iron.
the price-iists of ~ r Strong S Co. and are
revised mp TO 9 P. N. yesterday. They rap.
resent trade prices, and have IN view selected
fruits suitable for shipment Spitzeuberg and other
choice eating Apples 81 % . box cooking 90cdSI Is;
pspersd for long shipment, 81 25 ora nges Caiifor.
MIA, g 5093 so q box; lemons, Sicily, SI09I2 2 box;
California, S4@s5; bsuauas, s434 so z bunch sugar
cane, 81 5ol13 g bunch pineappes SS0l9 g dozen
lines 81 50Gs1 rs q 100; do, q box, sloall.
In fruit the variety is small, confined mainly 70
apples and tropical fruits. California Oranges are
row coming forward freely, and are improving in
quality as the season advances.
DRIED FRUT-Apples, sliced, case; do Guartered,
6d7c; pears, 9Gllc pluins, pitted, 14ai5c; whole
case peaches, 13914c; peeled, 1S919c prunes,
12@l4c blaekberries, I5a1Sc Figs 7gl0c
HoNEy-Comb, San Diego 13a17c; comb in Q n
cans, s. 5oa4 extra extracted, S@l0c q n /; com.
mon extracted, case e ii,
SEEB-Alfalfs, l4dl6c; Timothy (Easternl 100
l2c; Red Clover, 14tG16c Red Top, l36l5c
NUTs-English Walnuts, eG1oc; new California
do, extra choice, l0@12c Almonds, 16Glsc; Pea
nuts, 697c for California and SG9c for Eastern
Hickory Nuts, sGl0c; Pecan, 15c; Filberts,
l5c; Brazils, l3sl4c o h Cocoanuts, S99l0 9 100.
FsKD-our quotations are from the prlce-lsts Of
E. A. Burr. OF this city, and corrected to date
Dat hay, Sl5G17 2 ton, baled alfalfa Sll@s12 p ton,
baled bran, sl<@l5 q ton; barley, $50 g ton
ground barley,sI 10 g cst.; wheat. 81 26g1 80
oats, - q cTt.; white wild oats 81 %.
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MIsCELLAsEOEs.


A Calcutta dispatch says that Mahomed
Jan, the noted Afghan leader, has been muir
dered.
Lord Derby states that the report that he
is to enter the British Ministry is a pure IL
vention.
At London It is said the government in
tends to associate Sir Hercules Robinson,
Governor of Cape Colony, with General
Wood ia the conduct of negotiations with the
Beers.
Eight hundred deaths occurred at New
York during the week-a great increase.
At Berlin. Won Putkammer has been in
trusted Professionally to direct the Ministry Of
the Interior.
The President yesterday sent to the Senate
the following Postmasters: Charles w
Romer. at Fort Collins, Cal; John A.
Post, at Boise City, Idaho
Robert Lincoln assumed his duties as Sec.
rotary of War yesterday.
The Government Secret Service has ar
rested fourteen dangerous counterfeiters, and
more arrests are to follow
The census shows that the native increase
of the past ten years has gained upon the
foreign immigration.
The President nominated Henry G. Par
son to be Postmaster at New York.
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DIED.


Sacramento, March 10 Robert H. Adams, a nat We
Of Londonderry, Ireland, 80 years Victoria, b.
C., papers please copy)
lFdends and sequantauoes are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which viii take place from
the Masonic Temple, tomorrow Sunday after
noon at o'clock
Sacramento, March 9-George F., eldest son Of
Il. P. and Hannah Lamssey Markert a native of
Carson City, Nevada, years, 9 months and 6
days. (San Francisco, Carson City and Boston
papers please copy
Tehama county, March 1O-Almira Barton, native
OF New York, 10 years.
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
depot, on arrival of the oregon train this morn
ing at IL o'clockl
Elk Grove, Sacramento county March 9-John
Lowery, a native of Iowa, 20 years, II months and
Il days. iowa and Ohio papers please cOpy.)
San Francisco, March IL -Lucretia wife OF Harris
Convey, AZ years.
THE funeral will take place at San Francisco, to-
morrow Sunday afternoon, at 1870 o'clock.l
Mary sville township, Ynba county, March Emma
Strain, 80 years and months
LINDA township Yubs county, March 9-BIary E.
Cauthron, Al years. months and IA days.
Tomales, March Infant son OF Thomas ~ John
ston months.
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Eastern and poreign MARKETS.

NEw YORK, March 18th
BREADsTUFPs-Flour is steady ard Wheat Is
quiet, latter at 81 1591 49,
HIDEs-In demand and lc higher.
GRocERIEs-Rio Coffee firm refined sugar in
good demand anu firm.
BoeToN March llth
Transactions in wool during the past
week have been upwards of 100000 ibs but the
business was far from satisfactory, and the
tone of the market in favor OF buyers The season
Is getting advanced, and holders are anxious TO
close up the old stock. They are surprised at the
continued indifference of buyers, who do not appear
to be more anxious to purchase now than they were
some months ago. The sales include all grades
and although no material change has taken place
in prices the tendency has been in favor OF buyers
Sales of Ohio and Pennsylvania have been 227 900 lbs
at 1904 SC for X, Xxx and XXX, and the latter is an
outside price for the finest grades in the market. If
we except choice picklock some fancy clips
Michigan and Wisconsin heeces have been selling at
40d4l4c for X, but rather quiet, and No. Ohio
and Michigan ranges from Acc to 4Sc . D. Combing
and delaine 1eeces have been quiet at 46c@4Sc for
tne delaine and 4Sto50c for medium conlbing. Tn.
washed 1eeces have been in demand with sales Of
about lbs at fom2 % to 35c for ne 23c TO s6c
for medium combing, mostly medium grades. Cali
fornia wool continues comparatively quiet, with
sales of 325 600 Us at mostly from l5c to 16c q H.
but including some Humboldt about 36c. Pulled
woods continue in demand, and are unchanged for
the better grades, while low supers are unstable
except at concessions. Sales have been 345 900 lbs
at 35ai5c for common and good supers, 4S6150c for
choice With fancy lots OF New York az high as b2ic
o b, Foreign wool has been 10 fair request with
sales Of 400 coo lbs of different kinds, including
Australia a. 4S case Montevideo at sid3ec and
Cape 1T 31c.
LIVERPOOL, March 18th
leading grain circular says The tone of she
wheat trade is quieter bot at various spot markets
previous prices are generally maintained 0argoes
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-12

"Boycotted on account of sectarian ami
mostly. Each laborer is armed with rifle
ard revolver. They viii be conveyed FROM
Galway round the coast by the frigate Val
arossia.
The London Shooting Contest.
LONDON, March 11th.-In the glass ball
match the total score for three days is Scott
1883, Carver 2,SS2.
The War with the Basutos.
CAPETowN, March 1lth.-Major Darlington
has again advanced but the Basutos have
barred further progress.
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in all positions met with less inquiry and prices are
nominaly unchanged. Since Tuesday the transac-
tons in wheat and here have been small at
unchanged rates. To day there was small attend.
ance, and the feeling was dull, with limited con-
sumptive demand Wheat declined Id. Flour was
slow and unchanged. Corn was inactive and de-
clined.
WHEAT-Good TO choice California os sd to 9s Cd
Spot lots fiat cargo lots inactive at 46s 10 46s Cd
arrivals off coast small weather fine French coun.
try markets firm
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GENERAL NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
A CATASTROPHE AT BUFFALO.
Six Men Killed and others Injured by
Boiler Explosion.
THE UNCERTAINTY REGARDING MALONE
Davis of Illinois Defines His Position in
the Senate.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAlL.
A sixteen-year-old Boy Shoots and Kills
His stepfather.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
Land Leaguers Still Being Taken into
Custody in Ireland.
Etc...................E Etc.
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BORN.

Sacramento, March 5-Wife Of Frank Lee son.
Washington, Yoo county, March Wife of John
N Newell, son
Mereed March 2-wife of Rev. J. P Price, a
daughter
Grass Valley, March S-wife of Edwin Kent, son
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FOREIGN NEWS.
House of Commons.

HOubE VA
LONDON, March 11th.-Gorst Conserva-
tive, gave notice to-day that he would on
Monday next move for writ of election at
Northampton, in room of Bradlaugh.
Gladstone said he hoped, if his proposal to
facilitate business in the committee of sup
ply was acceded to, that he would be able to
devote Thursday week TO the debate on the
Candahar question. There are SO supple
mentary votes of money to be taken before
the close of the financial year. 1t is proposed
to fix the portion of the Afghan war expenses
to be borne by England at s.. 600 COO, which
viii partly be met by the remission of g,
600 900 of the debt due by India, and partly
by series of annual grants to India. He
would move on Monday that the State public
business is urgent in reference to supply, and
that supply shall consequently have preced-
ence.
Gladstone also stated that the Government
will ask a vote on account for three months
The introduction of the land bill before
Easter will depend on whether the necessary
supply is furnished.
The Speaker announced that he would
submit tonight new rules for the application
of urgency to supply.
Northcote said he was anxious to support
the Government in the arrangement of bust
ness, but the application of urgency to sup
.
The Conservative party meet at the Carleton
Club tomorrow to consider this matter of
urgency.
Gladstone, replying, said he believed that
neither General Wood nor the Beers had pro-
posed the armistice, but the President of
Orange Free State. The question of APP
pointing Commissioners to examine into the
matters in dispute is under consideration by
the Government, but all rumors about peace
negotiations are either premature or ground
less.
Harcourt moved third reading of the
arms bill.
Parnell moved a rejection of the bill.
Parnell's motion was defeated-255 to 30
and the third reading of the bill was carried
by $50 to %.
Gladstone admitted the serious state Of
ordinary business, but declared that the
Government could not afford the time for a
discussion of the means of remedying the
evil
Bradlauah's Case Judgment Given
Against Him.
LONDON, March I1th. = In the action
brought to recover $500 penalty from Brad
laugh, for having sat and voted in the House
of Commons without having taken the oath,
Justice Matthew, of the Queens Bench, gave
judgment to-day. Bradlsugh's defense that
the right to take affirmation instead of OATH
as allowed in the Courts, applies also to the
House of Commons. was wrong. At Brad
laughs request, execution was stayed to allow
an appeal.
The Trouble in Ireland.
DUBLIN, March 11th.-The arrests of Land
Leaguers continue.
A relief party, consisting of seventeen
Orange laborers, engaged by the Emergency
Committee, has left for Galway, en- route for
Ballinskill, Connemars, to assist the Protest
ant rector, Canon Fleming, who was re-
Gently fired at, and for long time has been
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1875. SIXTH ANNUAL 1881.
MAsGUl EAGL
JOUR FRIENDS SOCIAL & DRAMAllC CLUB:
a Turner HAN. Friday Evening, April 1,

al "AHtE A1dII' r TIuHy LFeNths, ApriI ISt-
FENEN ELEGANT AND VALUABLE PRIZES "a
4 will be awarded for various features, 20
which are now on exhibition at W. B. Miller's fIlH
Jewelry Establishment } street between Six IN.
and Seventh.
Tickets (admittin9 gentlem an and LADY,. .. 81 90
Extra ladies' ticket. Recommendations. 50
~ Subscription lists open in the hands
OF F. Smell, corner Eighth and streets; Abe Wilson,
No. 1923 Fourth street; John klees No. S24 X
street; Day Joy, Eighth street. between aud X !;
G. J. Noack, street, bet seen sixth and Seventh !:
and all members OF the Club. mr1s-lt
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4 osF, MARCH 0ru-A SILVER STEM WIND
H er Watch, with the inscription, g To Elwood
from Eddy on the back. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving it at MRS T. B. CROCKERS,
Third and streets ,rnrI2 Il
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VXTANTED-FoR THE COUNTRY ORDER DE-
w partmeut of Mechanics Store, an energetic
and competent PACKER. Apply after 10 A. M
mrI2 st
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sir knights of Sacramento Com- =
manderY No. ,, Knights Templar, asterd- -fkEasE'-
ing the EXCURSION TO Marysville, are E5s4
requested to assemble at the Asylum, THIS
Saturday AFTERN on, at o'clock NN
sharp. BY order q WM NJ. PE1RIF, L c.
W. B. DAVIS Recorder mrl2-I n
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leading grain circular says: The tone Of she
wheat trade is quieter, bot at various spot markets
previous prices are generally maintained Crgoes
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ROtice.-There viii be a mest,Rg of she
Knights and Ladies of Honor THIS Saturday.
EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock, at Grand Army Hail. X
street, between Fifth aud Sixth for the transaction
OF important business,
mFI2-1t [B. CT TH0S. H. BERKEY, Protector.
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CHICAGO, March 18th. = The Inter.
Ocean says: Mr.. Hewitt OF New York wants
g the rascal nunsed down." and has given
500 toward the fund to prosecute the forgers
of the Morey letter. The Inter Ocean pre-
dicted last fall that Mr., Hewitt would be
very sorry that he ever mixed himself up in
that scrape, and he is.
Specializing in Pork Drives Man to
Suicide.
OMAHA, March 11th.-A stranger named
Fred. Grossenbacher committed suicide this
morning in his room at the Omaha House. by
shooting himself through the head with re-
volyer, which he had purchased with money
obtained by pawning his watch. Investiga-
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A o. .N.-Jnfon Lodge, No. 81,
will meet THIS Saturday EVENING, gGSIsA
March 18th, at Red Mems Hall, Masonic cfsS,z.SSsA
TEN lie, at $50 o'clock, for work in the INSzASSs
Junior Workmans Degree &
s. A. WOLFE, NJ. W.
Gus CooLEY. Recorder. lB. q mrI2.It
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
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EH0R SALE-Two COR YER LoTS-oNE COR
a ner of and Twenty-third streets, and loi s.
corner Of Twenty-third and streets. These lots are
in the best portion of the city and surrounded by
first class improvements. viii be sold low Inquire
OF HENRY LoNGToN, Fulton Market, Fifth and
streets mrl21w
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Mask and Domino Social will he given
by Fiscn Il Watson, THIS (Satu day. EVENING,
March 18th. at Jacobs hail. ] street. between Tenth
and Eleventh. The maskers win be Obliged to raise
their masks at the door. Admission as usual
mY12 Its
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CT ren AND ALSO % 800 WANTED
% L. tOU VIII ray one per cent interest and
give ample county realb as security Inquire of
CARL SFR0BEI,, 32i J street. mri2 IT.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-14
Song OF the Albany Beer,
Respectfully Dedicated To- and SOd by
CHAS. GRATTKE. ASTORIA

Respectfully Dedicated To- and Smd by
CHAS. GRATTKE, ASTORIA.
Good evening kind friends. Just listen to me,
And when YOU have heard me- I'm Sure
you'll agree,
viii give you a story. and sing il out clear
And the name Oi my song i the ALBANY
BEER.
You can find II ali round in this city of gold.
And the way that they make IL has never
bees told.
That's a secret they keep and hold very dear.
Fer the whole country y drinking that
ALBANY BEER.
The brewery IS large and the machinery Is
fine,
Aud every order is sent 10 you right up To
time.
They get all kinds Of orders from far and
from near,
And every ones healthy that drinks AL
BANY BEER.
For every thing there looks 81 clean and ~
neat.
And their beer i> 80 sparkling. 1t cannot be
II YOU are feeling had or the blues do appear.
You can drive them away by drinking AL
BANN BEER.
have an old father. who's nov eighty three.
Aud this Is the advice he gave nnTS me.
lie spoke 20 Ine kindly with a voice bright
and clear:
IF You want 10 be healthy. drink ALBANY
BEER"
Since then have done 20. and I'm hearty
and sound.
AZ the round age OF fifty can always he
found
AT my daily labor before the sun does appear
And each day and night drink ALBANY
BEER
Also. ON draughr. THE CELEBRATED
BOCk BEER.
c. GRATTKE, WELCOME SALOON.
Roadway, opposite o. X. & y. Co.'S Dock.
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Flashes from the Wires.
EY MAIL AND TELEGRArH


Mrs. Garfelds condition Is still
critical. The President is much
exhausted.
Thermometer ia Washington on
Thursday stood At "a" in the
shade at II \. NJ.
The sensation mongers give US
no fresh gush on the Conkling-
Robertson fight"
There were several sunstrokes
in New York city on the 18th.
Thermometer stood at Sc degrees.
Stanley Matthews has been con.
firmed justice "r the United States
Supreme court by majority oi
one. That's Il good many now.
The Fourth of July will be ccle-
bratei in magnificent style in
Olympia this year. The twenty
first infantry band have been en-
gagged.
\ break exists in tie Mississippi
levee at Alsatia. Louisiana, about
200 wards wide. and there - but
little prospect OF closing the break
Damages will be heavy.
John Holland, of Cincinnati. ha.
discovered a process of fusing ana
moulding iridium, which has here
tofore been considered impossible
Phosphorus i the chief element
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Central Hotel.

The Central hotel, near the steam
ship dock is now open for the recep-
ton Of guests, where the well known
caterer, Mr.. Anton Beloh will always
be found ready to wait on his patrons.
He has had the above named house
thoroughly reftted by Messrs. Pike
and Stockton, our well known artists.
Call and see him, as he has the finest
brands Of liquors and cigars to be had
in the city.
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Notice To the Public.

The poor, unfortunate young man
that lost his leg last summer in the
FisheTmens cannery has now, with the
help "f friends, started a small store,
where he keeps tobacco. cigars, pipes,
cutlery, etc. He is unable tu de- hard
work, and must make ont the best he
can. Give him a call. boys, he keeps
the best brands Of tobacco and cigars.
Water street, opposite q. II. n y.
~ = n,.l-
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Do not be induced to endanp

DO not be induced to endanger
your life by using mercur1al "blOod
purifiers" they may dry up old sores,
but leave a death sap in the system.
Buy Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier,
which is a purely vegetable one, and,
in fact, will remove, by continual use,
all mercurial poison from the blood.
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The weekly AsIarIan

j. a mammoth sheet. exactly douhle
the size of the Daily. Il is just the pa
per for the fjrc~ide. containing in addi-
ton 10 all The current news, choice mis-
cellauy. agricultural matter. market rc-
ports. pIc. Ii iS furnished tn single sub
scribers al = 30 per year ia advance.
"a limited puriDcr of >.nal! adycr-
tiScments inserted al established rdjv~.
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Ten Pins

Dir. George Hall has jus5 COM SIeted
one of the finest Ten pin alleys en the
Pacific coast, which viii iie open for
inspection. and, using his words,
"buisness" this Saturday evening.
This will afford all Who farc fond of
good healthy exercise and at the same
time amusement, to be accommodated.
Who will make the first ten strike,
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Jr>t Received a. carl Adler.

\ ncw iHvni.e "f those Celebrated
Cabinet Grand Pianos. Also, new
invoice uf Esiy Organs. lie will sell
pianos and "t-sans at manufacturers
prices f"r cash. ~ "n the instai!mrn'
nlan.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-05-14

Since the Chinese started to brew
"cheap San Francisco beer" there is
little or no demand for that article
any more. Call for the Columbia
brewery beer, if you want something
gond.
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The following gentlemen COM
posed the jury summoned by Justice
q. w. Cofinbury to investigate the
cause of death of the body, supposed
to be that of George Miller, picked
up outside on the 1lth: f. S. Ster-
ling, NJ. D., j. E. Candy, NJ. d., A.
G. Allen, ]. w. Munson, G. w.
Siferte, w. Ii. II. Smith. DIR. Ster-
ling was appointed foreman. The
body was nailed up in a decent box,
and by permission of Lieutenant
Chaplin, commandant of the post, was
buried in the cemetery at fort Stevens.
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To Teachers and Pupils or Pub
tie Schools.

The new school hooks published 10y
4. :. Barnes * Co., and adopted by
the superintendent of Oregon 10 be
introduced the present season, are
Just received direct from the publish
crs. and are now for sale and exchange
at Introductory prices set by the state
superintendents. Respectfully yours,
Carl Adler, dealer In books and sta
tionerV.
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yyiIIiam-pOrt Property .

Great bargains are NOW offered ia the
city Of Wiliiamsport for any persons
wishing to locate from one lot TO five
acres. 1t is well adapted for gardens.
dairy ranches or pleasant homes; well
elevated, situated one mile south Of
Astoria on NOungs bay, with a good
graded road TO the place. For further
information call at nay residence near
the cemetery. JOHN WILLIAMSON.
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lee Cream saloon.

Frank Faher'S ice cream salo"n, ga
the roadway near Humes mill, Is DOW
fitted nicely with private roums for
ladies. IL Is also the depot for choice
confectionery, tafiy, etc. Rpmai Il
punch served tn order.