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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25

Do VIRGINIA 500 75 bag ............ 2759s 90
Onions. Red. per lGr'n C'rn. per 100 751 30
25a 90 Tomatoes, per bu..- goo 20
DO White ----..... 006 75l
e 1sy average receipts for the week at the various
points OF dstrlD ton follows Erie Railway, l55
cars OF cream. 3G9l Of MIX Harlem Railroad 1925
uo rev Haven Railroad b do; Hudson River Railroad
80 40 Midland Railroad 1910 Of MIX and 40 OF
Crtam New ork city and Northern Railroad 435 q
MIX insoesn nearby loo total 93T7
cans OF MIX OF 80 quarts each and 225 Of Cream The
p3s az which tho surplus sold tine platform averages
= 10 Degnuns at 81 5 and closing at 81 So supply and
demand about equal, and prices steady.
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Dnsl'V5s Chnntes.

BAKERY. CONFECTIONERY and ICE
- CREAM -ALOoN.-Frstclass in AL 10 appontnienjsi
splendid opportunity must be 10 De APP
ptecatcd. H. b. FANTON, l'6 Broadway.
no NEW oPAPER PUBLISHERS
cont.eman OF experience in the Management Of the
advert der ~ Of nIst-cass TRADE Journal wOu
ike sim position from January ssa. would take the
agrpor New York Of paper pub ishet elseEhfe refer
u ability and honesty. Address RLLIABLG,
tribune Once
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CITY REAL EsTAT

story brick hOuse with lot. Nos l54 and 1853 FuI.
t0n.st. 8. about % 80 OF Middagh-st, lot 2jK
20; William KTaft.
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trxrvER,lIY Oh TIA CIn Oh NEw-YORK.l
WARRINGTON -gUAIE,

IrNIyEHsIIY " ma IN o. NEN-l uAA,I
WAsHIN0IuS HQUALR
NEW-NOaK Oct. %, los2.
,.,ttF animal meeting of the shareholders will
- haiJ AZ fbe council Room Monday, the 9th day
Of Noyeinber $50 az which hour ano R'es an
the places ~ fourth OF Inc
Of the ouncl whose terms ~ ONCE WIN men e6 Ire
@ 10 30 certain amendments o. the Act ~ lnrof-
narration propo.rd the Council Tor which appiVa, ~
bIeatiou viii be tho Regents O INC ChsoI'ly Al
on their legal ropI esenuyes Win proof o her
E""eiS ~S Nm Il. MARTIN, secretary.
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Financial

BSOLUTELY SECURE.-Cholce Western
n Investment at extra high interest rate Auuress Ns
fton,l land A-soc, alton 2a4 Broadway, New YORK.
NHICAGO and ATLANTIC FRS / MORI-
= GAGE BONDs-roGpous MATURING NoLehDeI Will 'e
l" ~ KUHN, LOEB * co, 40. 81 Nassau-sl'
FAST TFyyEs-EE VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILROAD o.
0FFicE no iROApYAY NEW-NoEK 9ct 70 4o9-- ,,
MRS Mortgage and Income Bonds ol thS
C.w,arv win ely f0- delivery "a holders ~ ceiuA-
se for the ton Of the ,incinnA anu Henfa
I.alrold tOmpany. cuup on AM "l'o '''D0i 80
at Metropolitan National uA - .....,, o.,.,,
bonds VII De Issued coupon
.15 due January I5S3, attached Iblee uOh,ta
cqIal.. ~" HorG. SAMUEL THOMAS,
delFe4y VI 'io O'"~ President.
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REAL ESTATE
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Oct. "a, 1882.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Oct. "a,
The following sales were held at tn
change saIesroom to-day:
BIZ D. NJ Seaman.
2stOry brick houses with plot OF land on lst-ave.
g cor Of 45d-st plot Of Land 1O05xl0G; N p
D"DD"ts .--....... =,
2 lots IS lst-ave adjoining above. each 26xlO0;
-.
5stOry brick tenement hOuse with lot No 5J7 West
42d-st i2J n Of II ID. ave, lot 25xiOO.5 Pat
Bu 4. H. Muller q Son.
! Is story brick fat with lot No 473 4thave s. 494
II OF 32d-st. lot "a. Sx50: w q Miller .........
By Richard v HdrneH
3 story brick house with lot No 74O East gfh.st
IS 22l n W OF Ave-D, lot 22x97: Bertha NJ Kru-
J.story brick honso with lot, 40 $40 last i5thst
SIS 2S3 IT " OF Ave-C, lot i6xlO33; Adoph
Cram
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OREGON RAILWAY AND NAUGtuoN ComAYK{
cFALED PROPOSALS will he received at the
= office Of the Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY, 40 20
b,nrpls,e NegY Ork Tor The SAFE 10 the trustees ol
hou Z. ~ the oregon raj and NaVgaton company
o. the SINGING fund provided in The mortgage 70 tle un5
PTOpOsa should De dli &C Ell 10 II
y PoIsfon President No 26 Exchangepace ana mus oe
srted before ~ o'clock the lst ploX Ihe dIlhefs
Loan anu trust NVlnl""'' ~ l. G. ROLSTON.
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25

= lots on waynest. near Jersey ave. each 25xlO0;
William Lalar ..............-..
lot Railroadave 1875 # from Jersey-ave 25xlOo;
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OFFICE OF THE NEW-IokK' LAKE hlIE AND
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANf
NEw-YORK, oct q, 1852
\ L - Il Il -

NEw.YoRK. oct q. 1892.
yT,HF ANIMAL MEETING of bond and stock
hntiars - me New.YoTk Lake E.le ald Western Ran
rr cf Tho lection u Directors and for the tans
arfop sncR other business Ms may come bei0re ts
h. he m Of the so ~ Co tduu
- IN he Ctfv of York on TUESDAY, Jhe -oth uy Vi
November next, at lI:lj clock ~ , ,.,,o,, ,,e,
i O'Clock T. IN Of that day. The transfer DooAs % D
snd rrrferred stock wall be closed after bnalus
S- an SATURDAY the 2sth instant and remain coacu uh
u ,-iue-figy. Die 10Th day OF NOyeIn Der next
ny oueI Oh inc Do"i " ~ A K MACDONOUGH,
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Apples. Baldwin.


Receipts Of Dried Fru5 tne Week i4 pkgs. with 155
pkls OI Peanuts ami pSg% OF Pecan Nuts J. iis OF
Di,i Aptos $50 rA-t IIe iIar-,t Is imhg gct ~ ne
M, athcr 81 asf ~ ok LAYING maternity
rc, ri - demand al Aul7 Ot ult Grated AD.
if ancy, bling tc bus much OF the r THIS est !, OF
or iaI.y u U.s. probably more sales ere II L. iiu
aJo,e. F.y north Carolina iii cd Aplle' II very VIM e.
-.llb'c 81 HHsc Tennessee quarters are arriving ~
better condition ime lois n la dre Srilhs ~ '- Dl'
have with recent slCs
Dor,. ia 49,. b. tier 90 prl-- utcd TO- ~
Tor- E,ap0rllod Pce4ed Pea Irs arm at -0a2I" rarely
siiaEc NOR iH Il ani WAY a.l i-u4dy -. uupc c GOOD
10 Fancy Grades 4nirrd meet demand about eluI 10
tAe supply. scl stucA AS "e are fcctNAs rom
~ lut there's c"y any demand Et-p
Ierrc. and HUca l- scarce ana bfm cherries fay
N.N ,, aium4 lAcI NJ Peanut not plenty lh0Ice,
Hand ri .rd eEc 90 .a: &C. hUI i'oe ii- Nl u't p'
su.iaupl nm rr hcV, 4 CD.ta bl 'hcstIu+ EcrJ
rI- itI lower. % g Fame, Wluf.I and most receipts n
ie nor -ouhclu elrc,rdi ole oil at - !" per 0ush
a. lrg T., 80. at E. I'D b
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper. Vessels aad R1iiroffS
NEw.YoRK. Tuesday, Oct. "a. 1so2.
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By Rtehdrd v HdrneH

4-story brick fat with lot No 473 4thsve. :, 40.
n OF 32d-st. lot 24sx50; w q Miller ..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25

Roccipt Of Live POuii5 .aod ai Int the demand -
rather light prices about steay Local lcNeh' az SCI
i-g at Is l-c l6c Fowls must De lbe
at bring sc. Killers buying western AZ &C
Turkeys and Prime Ducks ana Geese steady
Dressed Poultry ruled gene ally about STEADY > Iuc'
Chickens most attention Dry re tl
stOc being rather slow Of "a unless very choice qualify
To-day there liberal arrivals % philadelphia oul aI
quotations. though unchAn gcd rather extreme Turks
have declined ami rule quiet Du IS nfm Geese steauy
squads ia raIr demand
farrdges wanted and have favored sellers. Grouse
and WOodcOcG demand Mid Ducks advanced last
the extremely uu-l AAA
muCh llN NL. NN.l.O aNndN hIrInr.
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Tho following we're the receipts and shipments AZ
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-uay'
~" oaes,nt. SnDmelt%
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OFFICE
MORNING STAR CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
NV YORK Oct H. 1882.
TT7HE Board of Trustees of this Company has
declared a dividend 90. - Of TWO AND HALF
PER the capital stock payable October 70, az the
Office Of the c0mpany. NO . waist Room 10
books will DO Closed the list and rcOpouod
26Jh. " NJ ADA-ic, IleasuIer
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Receipts FOR Tho week. 7C17 bales. ln5t we T. |-j ac'.
ExuO,t for tao wce- 49-- bales. imports, rs bales
ON market IS gradually advancing sympathy with The
Iapd alvarez tn the country. hear NJ tine sales 81 zoe
AVID some holnrrs price cash. ii~ above heis
figure however ana hardly qu1ta9lc as yet late chD
from Lon ION rupuIts tive market at an Tor Ohce
Amercau, Continental markets also reported higher
Fxnoter, are still buying quite freely THROUGHOUT the stale
and Ia .our setl1us high 6 has been paid tuSeA Z
the certainly point considerable higher rates.
and predictions that 81 VIII De obtained before aAoheI
crop .Ot entirely unionndrd 1900 ne o.
Sia LOce l8sZ ar DO choice lss 49,. ~ %
Do good 10 nrue 10 Do good 10 primo 1881 ~ -
DO aIr l-s - . ~ % Do. poor 10 lar loci DO 9u4
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pROOKLYN PROPERTY.

J.stOry brick honso with lot 40 $40 last i5th.sf.
SIS 283 1t " OF AveC lot l6xlO3s; Adolph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25

l 8 story brick house with lot No 74O East 9th a.
SIS. 22l IL W OF Ave-D, lot 22K07: Bertha NJ Rru.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25

New state Deans continue light and with very gooa 10
trade and some export the market Is hien o y
Strong Marrow have sold n small los st - % ma ~ e. a,
oorhfi tbev con be bought css Medium ere nv
a. small Pea quoted up 81 or choice hhhh piche te
selis slowly Marrow working ont very iaiR9ey ~
place Of Idng at ~ So white kidney sea &c M 81,
foice Sew Rel Kidney bung - 40 free on board Ior $500
which Is e1ui, 90 IS TO the e err tsis
sour quiet steady. Green Peas SCI ns 49, f,ec and
of limitations southern Black Eye offered more oo' anu
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Sweet Potatoes, DE
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Diui0eno Notices.


OFFICE or THE HoNE.rAEE MINING CosPANY
is WALL-,T. NLW OK, Oct II, 1854
DIVIDEND NO. 50.-Ihe regular monthly
declared for september payable At the ONCE OF the transfer
agents. LOUNSBEKY ~ HAGGGN, No IL Waist, On the
25th inst. Transfer Books close on the 2Oth inst
LOUNSBEKI x HAGGIN. Transfer Agents.
THR SIERRA GRANDE MINING COMPANY or LAKE NALLEY)
NEW MEXICO, TRANSFER OkFICE, - EXCHANGE BUmDsG(
PHILADELPHIA, oct 20. 1857.
DIVIDEND No. 1.-The Board of Directors
~ this decarcda dividend Of one Hundred Thou
PEE SHARE payable at the Transfer Office O the Company
and after November l. l2 the stockholders then of
record Transfer books close October - ana reopen
BEYJAMIv IT SHOEMAKER, President
Attest GEORGE L. sMEDLEY. see.
OFFICE OF PULLliAN's PALACE cAa company,
CHICAGO, Oct iS ls82.)
DIVIDEND no. 90.
Tho usual quarterly dividend Of TWO (2 PER CENT
the afaI STICK OF il company has been declared PAYABLE
transfer books will close November ami reopen November
10 nov DoO-' a. ). WEINsHEIGE&, seeretery.-
SAY FRANCISCO, Oct. 49, 1882.
n HE Father de Smet Consolidated Colo Mining
A Company has de,lared DIVIDEND 40. % or TWi-NFG
CENTS PIX -HA RI able At the Ot3ce o! LldaW Con
Ii Wal.Sr New York November / Transfer books viii
close On the 23d inst. II. IDEAS, secretary
THE LAKE sn0FE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Co, TREAsURERs OFFICE, GRAND LNIEh DELOL I
TPHE BOARD of DIRECTORS OF this Com
A Uany have this day declared a QUARTERLY DIYl-
on WEDNESDAY,. the FIRST day OF NON -NBE next at
this olce The transfer books VIII Do closed az 8
p. Monday the second day OF October next
ana VAL oe reopened the morning Monday, the sixth
10Y L D. WORCESTER Treasurer.
OFFICE OF TIE
CrA no sH.gF.NI IA
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BIZ 4. II. Mnll.r & Son.

5-story brick tenement house with lot no 557 We
42d-st 5. i2J n Q Of llth ave. lot 25xl00.5, Pa
Ill. L.n.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25

NfUrlptsfOr NrtA WtoA,
san.e last year. 1914 pkgs. dr ruie'i i
and tl, dei aud mpl-t0e steady Fine fresh packed
We.tern or sold readily at 2sc and few
social brands of fancy stock higher OF the
tri.er,-or sto. uoderatalV 27a27 he, and
u.-rinr guars sell down z5c, according quality and
co,dit5l state Eggs IN good request lIesn
mi held lots - mo- better than Western. lined
he'd AZ gGr but sell only IN a s'I4' az that price
Jersey. IL Western and Cana
Ter 49, prime .-----...2I az I.
-ill- and Penn. = az tia Wei tern ald Cana
Wcs'in ana cana dian. m crlOr .......23 as =
dan fancy lL,iri Western ID 40 -
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Iots d Ist.aye adloInine above. eaeh 25IiOO; y
, 1882-09-30
fot-Powri

Thinking over the situation her, in Wall.
Walia, we ostent:mes wonder whether orr
people fully realize the sum and substance
OF tnelr advantages and opportunities: Or
whether. indeed, We do not all tall lar sbor.
Of this.
Here We have city that delights every
visitor by It's excellent location: a city 1icb
IN many beautiful homes; city thrifty
bright and bIisk with local trade; a city
that has attained a commercial SUPREMACY
equailei by none other IN Washington Ter.
r,torT, and continually extending its area Of
trade; city fast becoming an edu ,ationsl
center, already greater as such, than sny
other town or city in the Territory a CITY
fast becoming railroad center; city 80.
cially and Intellectually match Tor ANY
place ot us sizs On this Cost. All about
tals city are the proofs that TINS section !,
capable Of continuous cereal production, and
rivals al the famous grair-proi section.
IN the Eastern aai Western States An I'M
mense crop has bern harvested this year.
most Of 1t Is IN the market, and the checks
Tor 1t IN TIE hands OF the tar-ners. Ngn.v
IS plenty, and IN. payment OF accounts has
been made. Ia all the land ard real estate
o!E:as in this city. you find strangers inouir-
iu- tor land III the coguty, or town property.
Investment N this, is the order 0: the day.
lndced. the present uneKamiled prosperity
d Walia Nai.a city and valley may well be
tic sa'iect for general eongratulation. /. j.
evident on every hand. And the beauty Of
this condition OF affairs il, that It is not a
sPasIAodlc boom that, Ike fever, viii pass
and leave ne in stste Q; stsgnat.on or pros.
trat!Oa, bat comes OF steady, honest
growth. Il Is boom Of prosperity thar is to
be permanent. Capitalists vino, in the past,
have pursued single and a narrow line OF
policy, have begun to lose sight @: that
polar star Of ho9riing coin, and tna- BE-
:cgad investing and putting surplus cash
INTO IhG arteries of trade circulation. Aad
so, o. e-esy Laod, the iall business has SET
70 in earnest, ahd IN every bralch OF trade a
n'arkei Sd steady Improvement has made
i.sc!! apparent. Tie ocniar proof is open 20
every observer.
pf cogrse there are srurblers; chronic
5rnpbisrs, Did Jon ever live IN town CT
city wnere you did not meet the CGisisite,
tie c.:r5stans raven, c.oaking. Ii heaven
Wa 60 come down b earth and these men
could get admittance. they would lind fault
with the management OF things. Ether me
angels would have TOO many or too few
wing felthrrs Dismal intelligence bright
ras his face Lie Is r. heritage Of woe a
SOFT II con.ensei funeral on fo-gY ui5rr-
ing. O'tcntimos it IS politics that are sii
skena. He has scnrcd on the whole thing.
2, mas INT little Influence. because people
AnGc ;aat he acts. nrt from principle, hut
T.. III piYGc. It IL waste 20 Try to concili-
are one of these constitutional soEe-heads
i = proha,le that fol.tics and ta;- planet
VIII ne fGn with moderate degro, Of suc-
rs.s long a;er the chronic grumb.ar shall
l.Ive h~ru !aii Witp h!s fltha.s
, 1882-09-30
ElToSEsRu.
P'cp;s !rsaaat-A euretar Bccm-per,ss,,

MIr7oS, Sept. 81.
Ii Stranger va, u drop into town this
morning, he couid hardly tell what Was the
matter With the people, they all look 60
pleasant; but the re,i cause is the pros.
pect ot our county being divided this fall.
L: Is the one great interest OF our people.
Although We Mlton,t-s would IKE to see
hI'on the county sat, yet We could do
without II, only give us division. All We
ask Is q townships. leaving IA ,osrsaips
anu 10 fractions To lie between the middle
and lower counties. Lt:ers from our Rep
resentaive aud friends gives rs every en-.
eonraS meat as to the success IN division.
Livery tnins IS booming in the builiirg
hne- Twenty more houses cyuld be rented,
II they were u. No sickness here. DR..
Weston Went u Centerville yesterday, where
there are quite number o; sick children.
The hne climate here il ogE little valley and
the nne running wat.r, makes it the health.
lest place IL Cmatilla county. and " ,uld
not be surprised II II made Tor Us county
seat.
took 4 horseback ri3e OF - miles By
moonlight las: nigh: with Or Deputy Sher-
i'll, c. {. Cunningham. am no: supposed
to teli, but am Of the opinion that there viii
Le some developments in .he Dlcomer uur-
der case scon.
W. y B.sckman. with his ;ire Clse ma
chine, has jus: pulled IN alter very suc-
cessial rur. lie says the crop turnsd ou;
much better tan expected, although not
heavy. Tie wheat Vas very plump and
good HIS best i,5 vas az George Sargent,
place, On Dry Creek Eleven acres yielded
53l bushels.
The railroad grade 4. tbs end IS all CON
picted. We look for tie iroa-Lorse about
the last oi Oetcbsr. Eysrya body Is anxious-
iy awaiting Is arrival Tl,n We Kill show
yon nov many people there ero In this little
s.4l!ey fos ne iEsead u r.7%e you i VISIT en-
masse.
, 1882-09-30
A Michigan Goddess.

Strange are the vagaries oi religions
secis. Tie peiiecticnists OF Michigan are
now distinguishing themselves ~ dti;y
ing Mrs. Dora Heektnau. fheV ;each
ina, divinity las settled unon Mrs Lex
man, ani that she il one with God; al.r
that when she speaks il is with tka r.!ce
ot God. Mrs. HerkmaD, vino Is also At
Alpcns attending the meetings, claims the
Cody attribute; that she has bslA sI'-
pointed 10 convey The word, and tia: she
has t. perform the mission ASST enea ker.
whether she wants - or hot. Her d.scI
pies, ir open meeting. right he.nre hog
and the audience. proc.,lm her :helr srv-
Tor. Ons man a the meeting IN the >. H.
spoke uf her as "the Lamb Of G d 'ha.
t.keth away tie sins of The wcrit. Az
other said she WIS ".he candle that llin
n1iuatct, the whnl. world" Others pro-
claimed her their lord. After tie 1isc;-
ple has believed in Airs Erekman's OWN
II, nc 81 sho appears to lie al right.
They are then perfect; cannot commit sin
and tan 90 no wrony. They do uJt be-
lieve in al oFganizaiion, sc they srs :oo
Loly for such earthly things, and tircre IS
30 word sSesed enough tc be used az q.
name for them a. BODY. They are COD $
reogle, ", judging irala the remarks q
some o. them, they are i4Dnorts.s "a earth
sons aai daughters Of God. /; Is Diff
cult to believe in the sanity Of people Hio
profess such t-avesgy oi r-i :i"n-
, 1882-09-30
Church Arpoln-nents.


jns following are th' appointments made
bJi tie Columbia A'nusi 'oLieTeAce oi the
". l. tnuFc'i tSouthj a. is recent session IN
tn cay:
" ala " ala I'is'r'e'--'- H. y h'ii' + l.
NaiiA haiia at'uon-J. Il. y. Bell
Dayton CT,uI:-io ne supplied.
ra,ouse Cir;uit--To he supplied.
Nrstane CrcG:t-J. y. Compton.
N,asr City pistr.ct-T. s. Psui, p Z.
Pywd,r Rive Circuit $. Paul.
Grand Ronie CIycuIt--H. T. Burger
>rmm.rvrlle C,rcuit-fe BE- supplied hy
!. 7. Chamhsgl9in.
W..lG,- C.rcu,t-T, 10 s1ppiiei by u.
J. James.
Pose Circuit-D VI. Ir.kun-
, 1882-09-30
Alsvers TO Numerous Questions

Nisn-'scturiuC he greater pcrti'n II car
s.c-E. s,i buying from manufacturers direct.
We ~ rnau.rd u unierseli any establishment
II tie -hitsi Stat--.
-. re-asr DIAMONDS in arr st,i.
We Ylauuiar-u -ure auy article n the l-~e.rT
o.. s..,. RI. ~ Inc - SrGe-.
TNEEAI'ING o. gold, silver aat iv"ry
,.s.a+uilv sX-gu--i
Nuv WATCH MOVEMENT nlw 7-.anu-
;.ct.r-i with any .t,.e Il GOLD, SlL! tR,
CUMFOSIION. NICKEL OK CzLLt-
LDib case, we en- supply.
Uu- y Ill God JeSelry department ennsi-ts
II he latest novelties
In-i.ver and silver plated ware. spoor., forks,
etc. our stock IS lsrSe and well selected
Diamonds, l-arls AMI other PRECIOUS -tnnes
- have st il all suitable ar;ic..s IN III line.
IN ! II rve unqu-.iionabiy the isrge-t stock IN
Portland.
Weha7e flci'irissfor GOLD ANDSlLVER
PLATING. To 'h- lstrsr W. call the atten.
non q HOTEL KEEPERS. Sgocns AMI
."i 4 ard fancy pieces can hs re-pla,ed 10 be
= - q a. rev, ari o. est considerably less
rh=n The new. Send Quantities th-t REQUIRE
-e I,ia;in. ari W. will s.-nd rates.
Il CLOCKS we have iri! assortment.
SPFETA LES. EYEGLASSES, and al
ar-iCr, cnun-ctci with the cpticai iiDc. onT
= ,I- !, c1r!1Iet-. W. h,,r :he only oPIl-
METER l-ye rn-asurer) on TIE coast, and are
-nahl-d to test tire strength OF weakness ot
EACH EYE SEPARATELY, thereby ena-
hing PERSON. u oltsin proper glasses " 10 have
heret, fore fould il dIIficniI ~ NJ fitted
IN sddiriGn - tn above Grtici-s We have a
complete and well sslectei stnck OF ROLLED
u DID JEWELRI. Ali dealers and ner-
chants h4ndiin. gsoi- il or Ere will tnd it
u tiI5ir advantage 70 cal on rs ~nea coming
70 he CITY. or seni their oricrs- .s We arc
enabled % supply them a. the sane rate-
ofcen lower, thsn they can buy of j. her. and
u,iidlsnen il the East ard S1n FrALcisco
GOODS SEM OK SELECTION n parties
k-sosn u a. i-h----s 20 IL r--id hs purchaser
both vzysi WIKI privilege To return within a
rsa. .1nAJie l,as.h Il .lls. Goods sci. per
" F. 81 Cos. GfTice.
Our vatca renairi0g iePs-tmsn. !, IN TIE
hands 4 tte rost sEiLiiu, wurku.en- FIns
Ea-ch repairing particularly Eqsci5ed ship
ctrono-neters rstsi ny trans. 6os~rratihns-
Oh goli =ni isxelry taken u .rzds ans
:,o.Sh: outright for c.-a-
HENRICHSES & GHEENEtEC.
ais First 81, Portl.-d. ON r. o. Boz lbs.
s<2S6s2n.
, 1882-09-30
NOTICE OF STOCKHCi-
DERS' MEETING

Notire is hereby given. that meeting oi III,
stockholdcr. Of thr COLUMPIA AND Ia
LOUISE RAILROAD COMPANY, = c"r-
porati.n duly incorporated and organized
under the laws oi Washington Territory, anil
having its ottic- AMI principal pla -"f hu.in-s.
st " ALA Wallis, in said Territory. will t- h'it
a. the office Of said Company. in said eity Of
Walla Walls. at the hour Of -l@v-n o'clpcs \.
NJ q TUESDAY. TIE FOURTEENTH dsy
Of NOVEMBER. lsS2 for the pnrp"-e Il
authorizing the increa-e and Df incrsa-ing the
capital stuck If laid Company The ColunbA
and Pslous- Railroad Company frnn, The
present auio-nt, namely. TEN THOUSAND
SHARES Of one hundred dollars each, agsrr
eating at the face or par value Thereof ONE
MILLION DOLLARS. To THIRTY THOU
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED SHARES 4
one hundred dollars each, agsr, eating a, the
fac. OF par vslne thereof THREE MILLION
SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND Dol
LARS, or To such lee. amount a. may 10
authorized by said stockholders ee,ing
G.. ii. PRESCOTT.
]. y. DOLPH,
H. II. CHASE,
W. II. Upton.
n G. BLALCCE,
Trustees Of the Columbia ami Palouss KaI-
roA,i CanipAay-
Attest ". Ii. UrroS.
Assistant Secretary
srli ysr
, 1882-09-30
srau.l Meeting Ladlss' Relief Association,


Tt o.ficr-- of the l.sl:ss' E=!lef Assoc:c-
tim Gesirc to ell the attention Of al act.se
and c1apibuung members TO ti>ir aapuai
r,rs::r.. 90 he ED a. the Methods; church,
Tucslay, 0sto5er 5. st ; F.. T.
- Tins lnee,iug. officers w!ll beelected Ter
,hc ensuing year. .hs pas: yesrs "o!k a.!
hsr,,.sycsd, Ali new pans tcE tho tature
discussed.
rae Society. feeling tie pressing necessity
q establishing itself upon per'nanen: ba-is
IN orier 70 meet th- varied demands naaGe
uycn is, earnestly requests the contributing
rn,r.Lcss AID al who haze 50 literally as
sisted Tie Cause IN the past, TO Re 1r-eent on
cnis OCCASION. that they r,ay rot Only sc
quaint themselves aith the good already ac-
canlpl.shei through thrir ms2ns, but kindly
ail, 10y sympathy and advice, IN the schemes
rroposei for future usefulness.
/. the rau'tiruie Of counselIofs srere Is
safety.
Ma L. :. KELLOGG. rresiieit.
Mas F. +. ADAMS, N;oePrasiien:.
NT:s. ;. {. NISGsED, Treasurer
Miss JOHNSTON. SecreiSry-
Ms. RsYSoIDs. Chm. Al. Com.