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The Portland daily press., 1885-03-07
SPORTING.
six Days ON Roller skates.
New YORK, March THE score at a.
was as follows:
No,ed Horses nsnd,

NEW YORK, March 6.-''old Turk" the most fa-
nous horse in Richmond county, died today.at the
Sta'en Island county farm where he had spent 80
years of his life. He was born in New Jersey
March 18. 1885, and had he lived IL days longer
would have been 80 years old. Forty years ago he
was a dark bay, but when he died he was snow
white. He is remembered as famous trotter in
his younger days when he was known as Guy
sin TO nave made thousands dof
lars for his owners.
LEXINGTON KY, March 6.-The celebrated trot-
ting stallion Mambrino Patchen, full brother to
Lady Thorne, died here today from the rupture of
blood vessel at the age of % years. He was the
sire OF fourteen horses in the 2.30 class His fast
est son is London 22O1a. He also got Lady Stout
three years old 2.29. He was owned by DR.. L.
Herr of this CITY.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-07

Hon. Lorenzo Burrows died yesterday morning at
Albion, N. Y, aged 80. He was a member of Con-
gress from 1S49 to 1868, and in 1855 was Comp
troller of the State of New York. He was per-
sonal friend Of Henry Clay.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-07

The California Legislature Thursday, appropriat-
ed 5000 to defray the expenses OF the National
which It is hoped Will be held in Sacramento 10
1856.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-07

The annular eclipse of the sun will be visible in
New England at 1912 p. m., 18th inst.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-07

These resolutions were adopted by unani-
nous vote, and after extending vote Of
thanks to Merriman's band for their delightful
music the meeting adjourned.
Several Portland business men were over to
see what was going to be done in regard to the
new ferry. They expressed themselves in
hearty sympathy with the project.
The Sentinel comes out this week with a
great display OF poultry and campaign illustra-
tions The people have been ably assisted in
their work by that paper.
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-07
j. .. CHEN EY,

N. e. ORGAN 90.
Piano Forte and Organ Tuner and Re-
pairer,
No. 8. Free Street Block.
feb14 TELEPHONE 544. sn4w
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-07

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays excepteD by ths
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY.
AT 81 EXCHANGE STREET. PORTLAND. ME,
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-07
LATEST MARINE NEWS.
NHaine YesseIs bal tIle Ice.

NNHKHt VtkBtIB IN tHB HC6s
CITY ISLAND, March 6.-Large fields of drift
les floated in from the eastward today, and be-
coming lodged at Hart Island, filed the Sound
from shore to shore, and extending as far east
as can be seen from this station. A number of
inward bound vessels we're sighted this morn
ing. but they have made little or no progress
since, and at nightfall are apparently ice
bound. Among the vessels in the ice from one
to two miles east of Execution Light are the
schooners Fieetwing and s. J. Lindsey, from
Rook1and
The Portland daily press., 1885-03-07
BALDWIN.

The town Of Baldwin has debt of $500 in
per cent notes. The assessment last wear
was $3.50, and the rate Of taxation Ave-
elevenths of one per cent.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
CURRENT COMMENT.

Syracuse Standard II Lamar will not
enter Cleveland's Cabinet il might be
well to try Bob Tombs.
Philadelphia Times: Cleve' snd's prob
lem 10 to put the brains OF score or SO
Of statesmen under seven hats.
Burlington Free Press: A Western
man recently died while playing the fife.
As no bullet hole was found In the WIN
dow, it is supposed that the assassin
crawled up the furnace fiue and hit him
with club.
Yonkers Statesman: At q recent lee
ture delivered in Massachusetts town.
Anna Dickinsons audience consisted OF
one hearer, and that dude. Anna
said it paid. OF course it did; how was
it to get in if it didn't pay.
Chicago Times: Does Mr.. Cleveland
intend to have any Cabinet advisers at
all? His recent experience with Wash
ington statesmen appears to have con-
vinced him that he is quite likely when In
Washington to get advice enough without
any.
Detroit Times: May not Kankakee
peated at Kalamazoo, Pontiac or Wayne
ht any Lou bl6 l1htktE 10 cxh1ilucN
carefully. Insane persons above all others
should be most carefully cared for. Their
very mental feebleness renders them in
capable OF action.
Hartford Courdat: If the House at
Washington continues its do-nothing
policy much longer the conclusion will be
inevitable that it is done Intentionally,
with the object OF forcing an extra ses-
sion OF Congress. Perhaps the Demo =
cratic managers are sfrsid to trust their
President without Congressional super
vision.
New York Sun: What the Ansrchists
want in the United States ID persecution
and interference. What We ought 10
give them is space enough TO rant to their
hearts desire. Let them initiate their
lungs and work their larynIes to their
utmost pressure and capacity. While
they can make noise enough, they will
never do any serious mischief
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
Sheriff s Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF writ
OF heri tscas issusd ont Of the Cirouit Court for
the County Of Kent In favor of James II. Ward
administrator. DC, OF the estate of Job Gibbs
decassed against the goods and chatiels and real
estate OF James Gibbs, in ssid county 10 me di-
rected and delivered. did on the 2d day OF June
Last levy upon and take all right title and interest
OF the said James Gibbs in and 90 the following
described real estate. that s ~ cay All that
tain piece or parcel of land stuRted in the Town
ship OF Ada. in the County Of Kent and Stste Of
Michigan. and described a. follows, to-wit: The
north west quarter tia) OF the northeast quarter
IA of section tventy-siK t2), town seven (Tl,
north Of range ten li0), west all of which shall
expose for sale At pnbic auction or vendue 10 the
hishest bidder AZ the front door Of the Court
Block. 80 called. IN the city Of Grand Rapids in
said county. (tha, being the place for holding the
Circuit Court for said county of KENT on the 18th
day ~ March neat ~ o'clock in the afternoon
Dated this 18th day Of January, iSss
LYMAN II. KINNEY, Sheriff
BY FREEMAN BREWER Deputy
WARD A WARD. Attorn.s.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

A most amusing specimen VI free
trade literature is furnished in the report
Of committee appointed by tho New
York Free-Trade Club 20 examine tho
proposed international convention mis-
named the Spanish treaty. The commit
tss decides that there can be nothing Ike
reciprocity between Spain aud the
United States III arrangements that
would open to Cuba and Porte Rico trade
with 55,O00,O00 people or more, and give
the United States, IN return, the privilege
OF sending their goods to little over
100000 people. The nett obiectioa set
forth by the Investigators is equally dis
Interested and direct. They oppose the
treaty because il would take of s27, ,0O0,-
0O from our revenues. The tiIird
promise on which the COMMITTEES plants
itself, relst -. however, 10 tho progress Of
free-trade as it would be affected by the
treaty, and here we find the investigators
supposing that tho treaty Was offered the
free-traders AS a concession that must
hurt free-trade, and they founder about
considerably in IA hopeless attempt to
prove that our manufactures are in need
of an abolition OF tariffs. Clear enough
when looking at the general and direct
results OF putting the proposed new con-
vention IN force, the moment the free
traders begin to look at il through the
warped glasses OF their own theories,
they lose nationality and consistency.
The Hispano-American treaty proposition
has served most excellent use in ex-
hibitins the folly OF abolishing protec-
tion. No one has been more active in eX-
posing the evil possibilities it contained
than the frse-traders, who are forced into
the ridulous attitude OF maintaining that
little free-trads is the essence OF evil,
but great deal Of il would be aR untold
blessing.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
asoobllcan State Convention.

A Republican state Convention % nominate
90 Justice Of the Sopremo C0srt Ia place %
lEoEnAs II. Coolsy. whose term vii expire Do
ssmber 81 isSs. and tao Regents Of the Uniysr-
ay tn the places Of Georss Duffisld and J. J. an
hiper. whose terms viii sxysFs Dec ST. lsc3 will
- held .t Bucks Opera HOose Ia the City Of
LAlsilx. On Wednesday. Tia iith day VI March.
f5es, al III O'elOck q. "a.
Counties will 10 entitled 20 dolesats for
Zach o votes cast for bogernof a. the last elec-
ass. and one additloasl delegate for svery frae-
uon Of 30 vots kach Ors sznis..t county slL Do
sutlLIs<d ~ AZ least one dslesslt.
Under resolution hsfetofors sdoptsi no dale
sass sill be enIiilsd 10 a scat in tho sonsention
srpressnr Il. r. VAN ZIIk. Chairman.
- 4. Slnith. r. L. White.
" n. COofs *. Winsor.
burton BAzker - j. Iomlinson
a. B. howlson w. NJ. kilpatriok.
%. ID. Ainzsr &. n. Martin.
n q. Osborn. b. l. Gray,
Il. T. Giddsnss, h. J. heech
william ChambsflAln. Green Pack
q. W. eBrde. frsd Slocun.
John Patton. Jr.. L. T. Bates.
e. D. Long 4. h. Holland
W SnifH. SscrctaTB.
Detroit. Feb. 4. issS.
IN NE above nAnled basis or representation
asnt county vii send - Delegates Ionis 10. Allie
sAa N. Ottawa Ia. Mecosta .. Aaskeson Ia. New
ergo b, Barry IL. Ocsans o. Mason ). Manisteo ].
Lake 5. Osceola J.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
WHAT MOVED VANDERBILT.

IN. Y. Cor. Albany Arsus.l


IN. T. Cor. Albany Arsosl
As nssrly as I can ascertain, Wander
bilt's gift of $4,000 to the New York Col
lego OF Physicians and Surgeons all eauss
from small incident. Vanderhlltesopped
at a wsyside inn 10 upper New York, a. b
bis custom Of sn afternoon, 10 ress bis
borses and take . glass OF gin ADD vstsr.
Ths place u known To- our horseDea m
Barry's, and IL common place enough, ex-
cspt for being the favorite stopping placs
for Vanderbilt, and for that reason q re-
sort for the chronic rosdsters. While he
stood with his back 10 the bar, his elbow
Os it, and . glass OF gros ('two fingers Of
Holland gin. two Of bot water and Q spooa-
ful OF sugar.. q pitiable cripple entered
little boy, with misshsppen legs and back
awry
" How did you gee into such = Shape,
Sonnyf" Vanderbilt asked.
81 was runned over" the srchin re-
piled.
An accident on the road hal special in
terest for the questioner, and got the par
ticnlars The little fellow bad be>p over
turned and trampled on by fast horse.
He was too poor e. be doctor>d st home.
aud yet his mother had foolishly objected
70 his removal 10 hospital where he might
have received proper treatment bot be hsd
been taken 20 the Colleg- of Physicians
aud Surgeons, where applicants set iaAd-
-lnate attention. or only such q. viii serve
"a Illustrations - the lessons ~hich toe
students srs learning. tAs facilities b~lag
~ limited - 10 pr-clnde asythiag farsh~r
it chanr~d thai frpf. por~uaas. 80
spe. islisF in chemistry. dropp~i lsso tie
b.r-foo'.@i this innctur.. Ia as-s.-r ~
ne kinz ~ Nsasm~n'r aueetssns he ssia u
"a psfv thaf tbis eoliews. ~ith th@ uls-t
skliift8i ~ sssFsssn. ia ses fseugty. ssssi sas
iaceutiss e. stiliss inlsfssi ls~f.os- "a ssss.
~ ss~is s-a b-esnt ssd tss t--sasss -
he stssi>ats. so pFs~.na~a ffssn astns -
~ Anass~i sasfs~ss snd se..s f.eaasl~~
hs saia thst "a isailalss ~e-is s-sss .~
sss-i : paFtsse ss he kns- - n tbs ~Asls
Fs@ss - SEE Ysss sk.ftsy. rss@a tk.s
dsssetiS ssaBs ssaa.<ekit's as.ssses~s
@-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

FOLLOWING the example OF young Hol-
Eaan, Senator Mahone's worthless scion
has made distinguished fool OF himself
by getting belligerently drunk. This is
the olIly way by which some OF the young
--bloodsr are able TO make the world
aware OF their existence.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

GES. SLocrs's motion to suspend the
rules and pass the senate bill putting
Gen. Grant on ths retired list ot the
army. viii bs the first thing TO come mp
in the House after the reading Of the
iournsl this morning II viii require a
tvo-thiris vote TO pass the bill. and It is
a matter of some doubt whether II will go
through.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

A THE fELEoRAE was the first % an
nouncs. Judge Cooley in letter to an
sttorney of this city. has so expressed
himself with respect To- the Supreme
Court iudgeship. that his friends con-
.srue il 10 be final declinstion % re-
uominstio. tbis spring Assuming that
shls view - correct. THE TEL EoRss heart
iIy endorses the suggestion II the name
of Hon. r NJ. Montgomery, judge Of this
.sircuit. for the nomination on the Repub-
tcsn ticket. judge Montgomery - we'll
known IN Western Michigan. Ne resided
for = time 81 Benton Hsrbor. stsdied
lsw a gart sDd practicei hi. profession
N Oceana counfy. On securing the ap-
yo,ntment - Assistant District Attorney
10 isT7 ke rer<oved b this citY Ia the
sprias - iSsl bs wss elested tudge -
he Kent Circuit Hs = mau u fine
abilities. dihgsns student. sentlstsas
IN ever sense - she word Ne poss~ssss
she confidence and esteez q al who
anow BIN. espesiallY - ths unsmbers -
Abe bee rhs onlY obisctlan sss.s@ b. hls
sises'oo - i'i-tlcs = ths supsens Coaft
spsisss fron feiuetsHe@ - l~ss. his s@f
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

Wees - Circuit Judge. He should re.
ceive the united and vigorous support OF
Republicans in Western Michigan We
commend him to the Republicans OF the
State as a man worthy OF the Office aud
fully qualified To fill IL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

IL IL asserted on high scientific su-
shority that person sleeping on his
night side viii have absurd. delusive
dreams. This viii be sufficient to indi-
cate on which side those fellows sleep
who went sll the way from this state to
sss Clerelsnd about place for Michi-
gan man IN his Cabinet.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

SATURDAYS Detroit Times contains
nothing bat rhymes, being valentine edi-
ton, an "ryshmic rendition" from market
reports To doings Of courts, from councils
OF dads" to big display ads" aud.
euriously too, twas printed IN blue.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

Ir's an Arctic day when half dozen
los more Democrats who have had Clsve-
lands ear In thsir teeth do not have
positive assurance" 10 give that this or
that man is to have a place in the coming
Cabinet. Either Cleveland il a very
promising man. or there - a terrible
smouut oi lying going 90.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

TIE Detroiters are getting swfully
ANXIOUS about thei. Post Once bill.
Ssnator Palmer assures them that il
viii no doubt become law within few
days
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

IL the Biblical assertion about house
that is divided applies to the House OF
Representatives when considering appro-
pristion bills, that body is doomed TO .
terrible tumble.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

IN opposing Senator Garland a. =
candidate for the Cabinet tho Democ rats
are urging some very forcible reasons
Why he should be selected.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

WHErHER there viii be al extra ses-
sion OF Congress ID as uncertain as the
ssomposition OF Cleyelsnd's Cabinet
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

PREsIDKSr-ELRcr CLEVELAND very
iudiciously lets his tongue do much less
service, nowadays, than his ears.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

TaS weather prophet who predicted al
open winter Is believed to be frozen to
death and buried under the snow.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

GLADSTONE has discovered that gsner-
AIS without armies cannot conquer Sou
dan.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY
~ You HAVE
RHEUMATISM

sss fhfssafe nts-ea fslses.e As.a ...ss.ss -
k~se ~ 49, - atsessn see.s ahfs -. lsss -
s~te~f - " tAes 80 ~sffeats s-ar~ ~
s@f
Nfx<4 e~snes Nt ssseas sas w.l eaass
se.~ss tif.ea k@ris< ei~a
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
Chas. y. Rose,
VALLEY CITY STEAM DfElNc, ScoUR
ING and REPAIRING WORKS.
Office, ~ Louis 81. assd 81 henf ST.
UTsks yew work thsr- .nd poo win s<s
Donsy.
RAILROAD TIME TAkI.ES

GOING NORTH

sLkkPIk0 CAR ARRANGEMENTS.
NOk1H-Ireln leaving az 5aL 4. IA. Lac Mood
run Sleeping Carr for Petoskey and Mackinas
City. Tram leaving al l0.2a q. N. has Chair (sl
for Traverse Clty.
eoUTH-Irsin lesyine ~ 1 IS u. IA. Lac Wood
run bleepins Car for Cincinnati
Through tickets can Ice obtained al Union
IT, kst Ofhoe corner Monroe and Ottawa Streegs
and ~ Union Depot. 4. l. Loo lkMoOD
zen fs.ss. Az
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern

AL usins daily except Sunday.
lie Train leaving al T. IA. cOnnecik al White
Pigeon with Atlantic EIpre~e Oh Main Lane
which has Palace Drawing loon hlse.,Iue
Coaches from Chicago 10 Nes York aud BOstor
without change.
The train leaving al IS a. IA. contacts Al W.
Pigeon giving one hour for dinner with eia.c.
New York Express on Main Line.
Through uckets and bertha IA Sieeiing Ioaci
can be secured si Union Ticket Otlce b. Mour.
btrect and Depot
All trains Will run by efL meridian time which
In 81 minutes slower than Detroit time
j. ". MChENNIA t,..nV Al
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
SKwAYGo DIyIslor.
Michigan g. Ohio Railroad.


Tol-3o with al railroads divn-EinG Tecuussk
viii l.. :. A NJ. q Homer with T. ~ a ~ g.
LANSING Division and Air Lane ~. G.. Marshall
With ~. 4. y H. Battle reek vifh fhicago A
Grand Trunk and NJ &. X ~ Mouteith 3 ll A
l. 1ilsQsn wifh q " NJ. and L. SANS
LUTHER Abl4sN Gen passl Ar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee
GOING EAST.

II'dlIy. bUIl1h}t tlotI1ltl- "IlhII.-
Passengers taking the ~ a. n. lxDresr make
Detroit for New York arriving there al li1,l3 a m
the following morning
Night kxpress hss local Sleeping Ger Detroit 10
Grand Rapids.
This u the only line running Atlantic Erprees
leaving here al lO45 =. ~ Win Sieelglg 4 AZ ta
Detroit making direct connection. tor az t,oiuts
EAst. arriving al New YORK a. n. the second
morning.
Psrlor Cars on mail trains both east and west
The train leaving az BIS y. Ia viii make direc
Sunday.
Through tickets secured al ID. q. II. a NJ ofhceh
IN Morton House block and al the delsos
ID. POTTER Clty Pass AGENT
GEO. h. RkkNE Trafhc MANAGE tfioaen
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
Chicago & West Michigan.

Leave. ArT1ye.
chicago IN Y k15 am Night Express Z 90 an
Nal and In flxZs pm Mail and ~ Z tls pni
Night Express.. sSs pm Evening ~ ~ Is pra
sDsily. fDsily except sunday.
Union Depot on l0nis Street.
Through ooscbe~ 10 Chicago and Toledo on
els a. u. train Through psrlor-oar 80 Chicago
on H2 .. train. Through Pullman sles.,,
Ing car and cosrlto Chicago on sS, ,. n. train.
ERwAYGo DIyIslOr.
Lesve. Arrive
kyprtss ......-..-.. .-.-...-. EsH am II - au
Express ........ o.. ........... 4 ~ pu zzE pru
.Dsp&rt from West Side Depot
The northern terminus % ths Division 10
Baldwin. on y. Ap. NJ. ~.
j. H. Csrpsntsr. Gen1 Freieht and Pass. Agent
Once l9 Nourpe ftreet
Ono. W. MUEsOr. Tickes Aesut City.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
Michigan Central.
(oRAsD RAPIDS DIVISION ,

<@&(L@ "a OCAANA IL
(oAAsD RAPIDS DIVISION
DeTarf. Arrive
Detroit kr ....r o1p am Pacifc IL % am
Day kIpress- l245 pm Mail ...-..-.. s.z3 fnu
Atlantic Ex -s.5O pm Way fneight SIS l,u
Way Freight. o:3o am Cd Rapioe Erfl0.zs s,r
tPsrlor carr attached shleeping carr attaclsssi~
Pacific Express daily. Balance trs.ins dail,
except Sundays.
A train leaves Detroit al n. N. except SIM
dsys. with Drawing Room and paflor arr for
Grand Rapids reaching here a. 10 - \. m
Direct and prompt connection mAoe with Great
Western. Grand Trunk and Canada southern
trsins. IN same depot al Detroit thus srOidins
transfers.
The Detroit Express leaving al csc =. N. reach
Ing that city a. IL As A. u. New York IO29 a m
and Boston 1,s0 p. n. next day
Through tickets for al poinis and els-eriue os,
bsrths may be procured al Union Ticket Ohice
corner Monroe and Oftaws streefs and ~ Union
Depot
J. T. SCHULTZ. GenI ARt-, " Nonrs-.-st
GBo. W. hUHsor. Ticket Agent. Gity.
j. b. HsvEIEs. 1icket Agent. Depot.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
r E M OV AL

=. THiiettek 49, rsssev-6 fru14 - tsns.
sss-<s So lssIs<. : ffsee<s. = 80 - SO 49,
= &c., s<~~
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-04-17

NiIWS II IsOH FlCIUhfA'
VICTORIA, April 13.-The political pot is
boiling. New candidates for the local par
lament are i'll the field. The election
occurs Wednesday.
One thousand men will he enlisted imme.
diately for service i war breaks out. All
the batteries are being connected by tele-
phone
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-04-17
WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE WHEAT OUTLOOK.

WASHINGTON, April 10. Returns oi
| April to the department of agriculture in
dictate reduction of over 10 per cent. in
last years area Of winter wheat The az
gregate shortage amounts to 5000 OO(
acres. A decrease is reported in every
state except Oregon, 1t is Is per cent iu
California. The present condition of wheat
Is worse than in 1883, being II per cent.
against 96 las5 year, and 50 in 1883. The
real status of the crop will be better shown
month hence. when the vitality of the
roots has been demonstrated and the char
acter of the spring determined, On the
present showing the reduction of the yield
on basis of last years production, promises
to be nearly 10000, 900 bushels, on account
OF area, and more than 5000, 900 from VIM
ter killing and low vitality. Whether the
crop will exceed 400 OOO, 900 bushels or fall
short OF it depends upon the reliability OF
present appearances, and on future condi-
tions affecting growth and ripening. The
soil was in ~ bad condition at time of seed
ing on the Atlantic coast, and from New
Jersey to Georgia, and in WesS Virginia
and Tennessee. 1t was better in southwest
Missouri, Illinois and Michigan. In the
Ohio valley it is scarcely in medium con-
dition. Damage by the Hessian fly is not
severe, though worse in Indiana, Illinois,
Missouri and Kansas, where injuries occur
red in three-tenths Of the reported territoi y.
AN OREGON MAN LET OUT.
WASHINGTON, April l0.-To reduce the
expenses of the inspection bureau of the
postoffice department within the limits of
the appropriation, the postmaster general
to-day requested the designations of four
t; en- inspectors, inclading J. J. Murphey of
Oregon.
RESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, April l3.-The president
made the following appointments to-day:
To be ctinss Of the Unitad States: Charles
I. Russell, Connecticut to Liverpool, Eng
land; A. Haller Gross, Pennsylvania, at
Athens, Greece; William W. Long, Texas,
at Hamburg, Germany; Henri Vignaud.
Louisiana, secretary of the legaticii of the
Uuitel States at Paris; Augustus Jay, New
York, second secretary of the legation at
Paris.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-04-17
THEAMERICAN FARMER

and the Corvallis GAZETTE for S3. 90 year in ad-
vance We have perfected arrangements with the
publishers of the American Farmer, OF Fort Wayne
Ind, tina. enable to offer subscribers first
class agricultural magazine at the bare cost OF the
white paper which it is printed The American
Farmtr is l6 page monthly magazine which is rap
idly taking rank as OF the leading agricultural
publications OF the country Fash number will con-
Gain useful information for the farmer, his wife, his
sons and his daughters AS it costs you almost moth
Ing, suppose you try it year. Parties desiring
valuable reading matter farm, stock ami agricul
eural subjec will find this the most profitable and
cheapest way to get it
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-04-17
RUSSIANS ADVANCING.

TEHEKAN, April l3.-News has been re-
ceived from Askabad that Russian troops to
the number of $4,000 were on the march to
Sarakhs.