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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
ILL WANTED CONVICTION But THEJCHf
EVEN THE DEFENDANT WAS svRPRIsED-TEsT
ING TIE FIRE.EscAPE LAW.

Frank A. picrson. one of the pioprlctors Of the
s.ur,evant House. was tried yesterday before Re
corder smyth in the Court OF General SESSIONS Oh
An indictment found IN 1888 charging nm VIII Il
misdemeanor In falling to have ropes fer nee'c"pS
IN the bedrooms. He and Other hotel men were
arrested In Nay. 1855. after an Inspection % ia'@0
hotels nv the Fire Department. The hotel propre'or'
orr onxiops 10 have some questions as TO the law
nassea upou bv the General Term OF the supreme
(,ourt and by the Court of Appeals. They arranged
N have the case against Mr. Person trlcd anticipating
that the Recorder would decide against them ana a'
after conviction an appeal could be taken u inc
higher courts.
Several hotel proprlctors were present Yesterday
when the case was called. a jury was dui'Ny
procured and Fireman Edward L. CoAer tesuhed
that he visited the sturtevant House in May 1855.
rbere were no ropes in the bedrooms
md twcnty-four Of the rooms on the SN'h
floor and an equal number on other floors hao II"
a,rect connection with the fire escapes AL tho
rooms opened on corridors. and at the end OF each
corridor was an iron balcony conaectms with roD
ladders to the ground.
The Recorder told the jury that IT was conceoe'
that there were no ropes similar appliances III me
rooms and that they were required under the law.
A verdict Of guilty expected, as a nat'eI %
course. and the Recorder told the Jury That ines
might if they chose. agree upon Vero'cO "i'''"
leaving the room. The foreman CONSUMED us -
a,es and when the clerk asked if they had agreed ne
said ave stand eight for acquittai ana lou iV'
conviction Every one. including the ho'ei me"
and their counsel, laughed. The Recorder gave tho
s.,.ors como moro pajn talk and told them that #
Il were civil case ne would direct VeIuo' dR'l"9'
the defendant. .. .,a ooee o few minutes
longsr and then returned TO the jury iooh' ~
flnaiy concluded TO do what they were cNpec'cur ~
40 anu rS fine Of $50 and granted stay Of
proceedings TO enable the hotel men TO appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
1--WE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo March 13-Catue-Receips last "a hours, 2vOV
head total FOR thus far - $50 for same time IA !
week ii GOO; consigned through, 200 head leoQ o.
which 10 New-York no cattle for sale; feeling STEADY:
sheep and LanbsResept last "a hour LOO head tSsl
csigned through 100 head 200 Of which 70 Newfoh
400 Tor sale market unsettled but generally higher
thus far $1,000; for same time last week ~ Con-
pio0 for sale fair demand but at lower rates mtaym
ana heavy 81 $685. 40 mixed, 81 30 Hofker'' - 30 Q
"a 40: pigs 81 25aSs 80. 1890
Chicago March 13Cattle- Receipts, 13 600 shipment
steers q Sosi iocksfs and fSsdsr So 1922 60
sSSs3 70 Hogs-Kecepts, 10000 shipments, 1000
Market strong to &c higher Mxed "a az zo heayy'
Receipt st,pmsnts 1000 M Ma RI s''g Te
ans So 50a$5 % lambs, S5as6 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

bark Ysmoyden. Phiadeiphia W
as5sSs ' sss. 4
R RFiSs ." %as'a quoted dS ' 81 s6s .
s "a e5 faSy S &c for ss s41r 81
Ssi 50 Extra Prime IS 25as9 IS EHts
Hs q't a bs c $7ds s':s in fss af
lO Packet in 65 g. .Se e a. West SIC 30
1 les dsm ss. wh PfS ver rsis:
es s r sssd n ill., 'ss sns
fog 70 4 s psAa 1%s sSGta &c. 81
a1Is lssed SG p}kfbS Miy n SSi i4IS s
gR I'D T ncr rs Semana higher
& 1000 s. ,SS Go, o 800 Weakened tci no
r and closed Unchanged as compared with zee xSrii
a cy S!ea .a rp eos 'a''i at S4s S' sles
& 5s0ec Jg closed at SSc e sSls zoe closed
az soSSs sPsS c9niqsntT 9ffE9sfsd
a. ' socs s0 OF Creamery ruled quiet and bares
aGy ws undST s'as s,so co Dsirg is Steady bas
r hc market dill oSS :so,D Grew ssan sSs
r Egn Granny r,d fa d5gce 2 2es4c 30 sccd
nc STATE Dairy hall tubs and pals iancy W Tts
$50 90 g9 Socc i3f fsso
9 a.1 lsI i5a5 gao 90 g5 5ariSSa.
- We ae9 f' DAIRY 'S Snd Factory hrd Sdes
% 6uttr state S,amSGr ,came TD'' sai5c; stats
,Sn o isag sGcy Use Choice PO9d lS .nsy
@ State atIg Da i,l s 70 good iosi2c Sat
bas asas 2gsy 5a bSfrv ' a@d FACTORY
HH re was less lie to n the % srGas state
actcry al. Irad aPsy OH Seie choice TO-. aio.e:
to saod part skins 4ase f0pa
Sms 2dsr ONO nat aiorc Penn bIt eosed tribe
h on cxpcctcd lieht receipts and fair dem"S: b "a
ane pnnsvvania fresh, tfd1f'eci ",sah .6t3ac:
lie; Marvland. fro-h. 1sc southern, ire'" ~
soyawesern frh re Duck 29G29e At steady prices
sa go Md and "a Iae English I.and eS t"ss
lilo Fair refining quoted 3lGc: Ted'r 7Sc CIT
cst ii1Cc RETINED-stssdy O dsS ,;ranuiatod
7ec Mould ~" Gc confe.etioneirss Whi,c ES,rs
e.,nd.-l - Lice: or ~ D.saDc vaiIov
90 57sa0s: Extra &C" 5'sci SC" 5+@osc' '''0"'
s9,eINr-stronrer and moro active; SAILS loo
fe choice Western. 7i.c closing &c do.
Ctv 55lGc Rumorcd sales 10000 ID city, tntufe u'
livery private terms. -. ao,.nd PRIME
,,, aro.ed ai 1ioc SaIes 100000 II, 4i2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
THE STATE or Trade.

baltimore March l3-cotton firm; miedl,ne l ts.
-t.,dv nut, 1sa-fc; Lopeoerry s0q o'c Msssern
-f,.e.. No. winter red SPOT and March, 81 So,
>fr' -5c bid MAY. Sf4 -e; July sc ashel. xyh
southern steady: White. 3GQ39c yellow, 5De5'ci WI
I'M ,a-r: " xod spot and March 81 49, III
a, f A.: May 3osl d35 Sc; JuA., 5o-s doV-c Jus
800: August. 37.sc steamer 3ie oats s.'si|
>..fl ula rcuusyl saf1a. 2i.SCe western Nn~ 30
.0. DO mixed. z,d-sac -ra4el No. NhIe' ~, ~;
f. ~ 55a57c. Hay dun and unchanged IiY' ,!
lru ana unchanged Butter steady anu 90 1rD
,... at l.ci2L.c. Petroleum Unchanged Cone. ~.
and stlonc casgoo5. fair, 20 U.s.
cof- Bloc $50. Copper and other artlc.e ~
eipts-F Gun jl3J rDs wheat, 81 OVO ous' SH.n
l3s 90 bush oat., II 900 bush fye ZOO bisn. 80
rSrn, Flour a33 hhls; wheat. $4,000 busn corn io1
600 bush salc5-Nhnat, 100 bug corn lvl ~ 49,.
Rurao March l3.-Whcat-No. haid openu 'esl coc
safs 10 600 bush at $3.50 10000 bush AZ o':e 1917
hush nc sc closing dull at 9oasc asked no 20 40 ~, ~
offered closing. when rou1 10Y va ps ~
th. market at Sic 5000 busn NO Northern s.u =.
Sc and 10 600 bush at saic winter GRADES aiSne'
sales carloads No. s8c, carloads eNtia 40
red a s6ad carload No. white Mchssn on Nack;
AZ 4iL,o Corn fair denand but AZ lower rates 40
"sow Sc: No 3 yellow. a3sc No yellow, go 9Sc
NO .f 40. B. 33i.c; No 4, 3i'id3-'.c no graae'
On track 2o9aoc Ca, IN far demand No y % %n,
81 a37isc; No whit. 26c; No mixed on tfask 20
aoc BARLEY steady WITH good demand No. oS Sn
an 45a47c state. 5ol Sc Rye dull and unehahgea'
I,eceinls\yloat 1900 hu-h: corn. 1900 bush; osts
4 COO bush. Shipments Wheat. $1,000 bush.
Chicago March Srho leading futures ranged a. fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
CONFESSED TO RoBBrNG HIS EMPLOYERS.

Eugene H. Kennedy, until February l bookkeeper
and confidential clorlS to the hygoods hIm u
strausky Co., at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -hi'h-s'
and Third-ave. was taken into custody yesterday
On an order Of arrest issued by Judge O'Gornan in
the Superior Court. Afidavits Of Maurice and Jacob
strausky members Of the firm. attached TO the com
p,aint charge Kennedy with cmbezzng the sum Of 5000
or 81 900 between September o. 1859, and February
J. Attached to the complaint Is & paper purpOrt'
Ing Ia he a confession signed BY Kennedy on Non
day from which it would appear that lc also robbed
:, former employer, John &. or & Co. Of Green
nojnf l. L. Of g. 500. Kennedy was held IN 500
hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
Avvr41 SryDAY.sOHooL REUNION.

Tho Baptist Sunday-school Union nciU - -. 49,
t.. Co., n,obt AZ the Bartlst Church On Thirty third
st between Eighth and Ninth aves. '"'ns " W
,eca.Aer the audience was not as numefoo. a. "'s
,sc,ea bu. most Of the si1tyour schools 'ha'
the union or more represen's'NoS. y" -,
,.-.on prasident Of the union presided ana olent' ~
i,astIng which was also addressed by Che Rev l.. -
Temn,e of the Thirty thrdst church and The KEY w.
a,tt;no OF the Mount Morris BAPTIST Church VINO Oo
on nIint 10 Retain our Schoars.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
..,r,c, ,po-T SPENDING HONEY.

A ,ecture entitled "How to Spend Money was given
IN Hardnan Hall yesterday afternoon By MS hu"''''
pressu 70 an audience composed mostly Of women.
rsss oil the ugly things out Of your houses ana 'ney
viii be beautiful without further expense SIC s1u
Rcautv and money had nothing to do win enc anony
sroakinc Of servants she said that they were pe'3
arorwortea here For her part she would rather have
80. t,stesr, maid and fair horse than have poor
keryant and the best kind OF horse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
FOR AyxExAr1oys TO NETWORK,

Andrew H. Green has submitted to tho Legislature a
communication recommending an Inquiry into the OK.
nedepcy OF consolidating the several municipalities eroupo
around this port which arc within 'ne % '
Co.. n ,rhch he refers to a similar measure presented OF
,be last session which passed the lower house ana s
q, action In the Senate from the Circumstance mat us
ooson upon the calendar left it as unfinished business
t the end Of the session, that 1t dd not come " No
ia taat body.
The measure now proposed is substantially tho same as
that nresented at the last session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

January ..-............- lN'' tiV'' '''' ''
Ii,'t I'D u, YEA 10 oa,l DE-. 1 ,i i ,lsos'
lr ic,lns si ~. .a,e -oaenlst ''.a-.. qs"f 70
r,, '''g AZ G.a..ncai.' sii'. 4I,d0 La, .geg1 or
Nior nci ding roy i.. 5,-i., ,o ., v,.- iadi.-
. , N.., 1872. $50 iii SID .aas S.a5a 81.
ii.o nbl- fa- 81 o0ar1 J5. Caonaoasi c.,y Nii.
.es is,-l &. isas- s. wm,r Wat low gadot'
= l5.5-o5; nr " Choice s't'' =. iis.'73:
,ner "a -5asle9. N.a,-',i. spine What US sz:ra,
+ l,a'4 s, % '' ,.5r 81 g a 49, q p, .e5 rs.
' s p, r Al. s .s '. aae ~ ana 81 . Z. 90
514u4sN rfot6iaS 49, laoa si.'' ,.aa.. q .'.ay
M "a ry Ara, 70 ia'.t a..
= ' 3 '3 xxx a.. . /. ss .'a 49,
"a is@ I. D.. So; iA .1es.a, 1 Z. g.
ga Sg g 'a5 Nj Mn. r Be- a s. a' g riding
VA, csoa,sgi't 6 5y " o 'Hi'oao56o .hi. changed
saa. 1 and nasl asl- ,o9e r.o q ' s y .os
e ein guy ., E29' nom AZ y oa 5ioso n rnmer
y ga sss b., d. ssvs .isl Y9 WHOM 9S' nay
Ted I,o f na mnsa o,ent AID caused con
' 5, sy & ar. } s9 i sise on an '5s S o
ne bo upward Of s % ' When "fa s S s n' Dr.
cSSc az rss ,sai out na d iproyccn oary
s@s 5 ap @i"' 10 aoo DsA'sss; s 'i.a l
d. go. account. rather favorable but q
lad le Influence Nav opened at So I'm, 'os So 70
al but ih.- was followed by nrnne-' ana lFttas
49, in, \. We're 49, -i- bush -piink ana i~ltu
LUSH wnfr ssancni a. o 5l ~ ON the curb
I5d % bush wh, dae % W. I'' III. sft,,rns a.r
Ma, closed at s',e .s nv lg' " co.Se erm IRe
S,t hi.ncss included seventeen loAa- tof t.is1oi,
fons. on options, r. isnt TAX. io.!af' 1'o' ala G
for The United KIN sdom and 'onn,nt NI",.s ",c t
ALI fovo 900 easn iu.s &c. D"" So sac
urrradtd wlut0r r'i at 'tt 40 tt.-, ,-,.',
iaoat, 10 IL .tofe quoted %. D. 80, 80 i''r t
quoted et @'. tod ,i,S. Noi,, -- do tn~ ,,isf
a. 'sS 90 Na' AZ ss.Ei a. jug aJ--a44c. closing
az say o. ;i.,n9 4, -.,..c lo October co.lic
.mutf' e. To,tnief closing at s5'.c: do Dc-omhet
"t ol.t' ' i'- A. Sss,c NiI..t Unchanged in price
~ ly.t1ru n boz .ola- quoted ~ boy i56c;
it A'sgt. ,.-.f Gambia 5saf-, BARLEY Quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
rracgrvG THE DEAF AND DUMB.

The Institution FOR the Instruction OF inc De
and Dumb continues to do large amount Of sooa "of as
shown by its annual report During uo ass 600
pupils have beens instructed IN inc N"i.ou, ~. -,
:. te,nr males and los females. In the art depart
.nt ~ selected pupils nfeen girls and fifteen
hors The various industries taught in the instron
,,c,uha prnting cabinemaking, Carpentry shosnaking
,,iorno hardening dressmakng shirtmnking ana plan
nxrinQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

London, March 13-4 D. m.-Consols 81 5-16 for money
end OH for the United States cent boads
125 Atlantic and Great Western fret mortgage
trustees certificates S3sse Canadian Pacific 75'.c Enc
second consois, 10ii Illinois Central 1lS; Mexican
ordinary, S7t 81. Paul common. 7Is4 Pennsylvania
Bar silver Is quoted at 43a4d per ounce
Money 3d3i2 per cent.
the rate OF discount the open for short
ana three month"; bills Is 27s per cent
sIis aesice quote Der cent rcncs at So tgnes o7e
fferes 24l confines for checks.
The bullion the Baak o. England iucroased cl5y 600
during tie lDst week,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
ruRopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March 49, s45 p m-Beef and pPfS IN far ip
10 n. Arm at AS Bacon in fair demand Cheese IN
poor demand American finest white ana cooree sady e,
fair demand steady at Sis Sd. Resin Inc demand a.
fallen Lard-Spot and futures IN poor demand primo
Western, spot March, April and May firm at 53s Wheat
IN poor demand. Flour In fair demand. Corn-Sp0t ~
fair demand futures good demand mixed Western.
spot easy At Be 62d March and April steady at 81 6d
May steady at IS cid. Hops, AT LOIdoDPac1c Coast
There = nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
WHEAT No. ~

WHEAT NO. ..
opning. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
5 H H;''n :.: s.: a: "A: Sc s.: ##s:
CORR NO. Is, oss es,.
S Ag'l . -. ~ 8; 81 IS:
, ,,'.e ... II A. 49, :R> e. - e.
Mara, MISS sI Po s5s s rFR DBt slo % eloae
Nay --------i0o 80 go, 10 10 % % 10 asfS 10 &,
LARD. PR 100 LBS az ca.
9a.. .....: $ IL $$i $si?ss IL
SHORT RIBS, PER 100 Lns oo soo.
'1 G,s1 quotations. rer, as sov2 Flour steady
changed No spfinn wheat. 7s+a'sS D.; 40, o sgrms
N,'' ost Sol ,.,oEc: 80 rye 4ssc: No barley
nP 80 aa 81 J % Ts uSS Say SSTd S g s.
ei VIZ ,ioit ibs sides lee,c s5as5 90 dry saiI:d
IS 30 % as nhSy. dsricrs' finished Goods. per gal,
III % .usars unchanged
rSii, G$s 4 600 900 1899 GOO
Eac'' s63 900 $4,000
rye bush s 5000 1000 1000
o hs Produce Exrhsnsc to-day the butter market
~- 1Ao S SG ,nest aass. oa a: ns.
Maae March , ls r, DUH Nav rnSss stssey Ss
steady no white on track 22',c Rye lower; No |.
o 'S Mssf PORK $40 30 lard IS os ' butter steady:
sc iS s6 Sar Egg SaioS SS $500 cS SS
c Il oS OS SSsA ahs s So SaS eo bush
fallsdegAia March is-sloug-lhs home trade gsnsr
3 w s4 5a se the Which, sr u sr asms an RSs
@ s by a H Or ' mo- sss,
miller. buyias Only Cs % sS1S wants offerings S'
ssSsS FE:s ' ss1 5 SS
%sifs aS and barely steady demand sAs ship
the s?a p eSt'i g sa %ss a but sss Sss ss2aEs
%F'S ss ss %sa rs Il @
depot 'SS.S SsSS va $l MSn @iSss IN srr
% and trade sVd SaaSs prices q
rlsS SaSy SsS sd no 70
& 9" de s SS Se do @ S,as NS O %As
SSsngs NS 49, Si,S Mar %S g. a$sS Ss; @ sns s
vsak Nay % sIs Feed sg S;a sSE' a ana
winter bran f cSC S So S os s cJ ss sn
ssSFa. SGs 60 6Ssh 900 bush shig@Snts
S5 R% @is
Ss.S a May , close. sl'' 77$ ss'' Sa June me- ss
10 @a cash. sSe MsreS ss' BID Ms avn ssSc
e:eed August 2ssf eIs September zoe oatS DUH
cc Harley 0 Gg ia and Nay Effected ye SSS1Ss SS
$ 81 Sss$$S sTss IS
p" 81 ana sSw r% an az slo sSSs w
n to oa aSS' Sa aGss Ssse Ss sS:
wheat. $1,000 bush; corn, 2o 600 bush oats 5000
Po Pb bush w Sa 0 coo sa Sps co
bush; oats $4,000 bush rye. 5000 bush barley, ecos
a T MS "S swh ss.u ssys ag% : ss
ssS aSS1ys steady tssn $ IL; xSS 5 10. e.
300 bush rye iSco BUSH cioserssed eS Bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

COTTON-The spot market ruled steady prices shoWns
no further change Sales 400 bales 10. oonsunpI9il.
Port receipts today G3s bales against iOj bale ,nis
tay last week and bales th day last ear cInr
september l. receipts ports Aggregated 1iiUeco
bales against 02 $50 bales For the corresponding time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

e., cash balance, 10 .-s $1,000, $3.50 pee s'- o''
The FOREIGN exchanges were dali. bat The tone
Of tic r.ar l.cf sos. iat.cr .rmcI ~ fn,'l.,'"n9
H., ...,.>. b.. follows. Bankers bills al : 81 81
.I ~ a u.s.. f1r long and short sterling re-
s,e.tiycly French francs 80 81 - ana 81" - ;
rc,.hr,arEs nt 90 - and 50, ana guhdeIs "O ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

a1h qultaiols wof, as !Ilows Iogr. stsady and Ga:
changed No . .pfin0 wheat. 7S4a7ssc No. spring
wneat o.479c No . rcd 5SsaisAtc No. corr 80
no1inal so na0eod. - - prime timothy seed u ls
fl--- pork DIR bbl slJ 20dslO 2oj lard pr leo 70:
- n-t. Short rios lnoscl. - % dry sailed
r.ude hoNnl - iOaSi so short clear sides (boxedl,
tT sH 80 rs. Nh-Icy. tstcrs' finished Goods gal,
a. gCu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

Nor Car con Is
1000 -So".
Tenn settlement 81
600 3d. q
Il. 900. .----..tt
Leatllars Man'r Bk
10 $50
Atch.Iop d SaA +
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-16

Continued on Page A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-16
Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands.
In Banco.
SPECIAL TERM, JUNE, 1890.
JUDD, c. J., M'CuLLY, pIcKgRToN AND
DOLE, III.
The MINISTER OF FINANCE VS.. w. II.
CASTLE.

The fixed rent in lease was 5000 per
annum. The lease contained also an
agreement that four per cent. of the
produce of demised premises mig,t be
paid in lieu of rent; but in no case
should the per centage amount To less
than 5000 per annum. There was
also an executory agreement in the
same instrument for the sale of wood
growing on the land for 5000 OF paid
up stock in the plantation;
Held, That the instrument required
seven dollars stamp duty; five dollars
on lease, one dollar on agreement and
one dollar on the executory agreement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-06
A Change Made,

New YORK, May zS-At the annual meet
ing Of the Pacific Mail the following board Of
directors were elected Coliss p Huntington
Henry HIATT, / + Gates, Calvin S Brce,
Samuel Thomas, Olive II Payne, Edward
Lauterbach, Charles " McGee and James B
Houston.
At meeting Of the board Of directors, b
Hous.on was elected president. Edward
Lauterbach, vice president The other officers
hold over till next meeting.
for the year ending April 80, shows the net
earnings TO be ~ per cent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-06
srHcED IrEMs

II Is understood that Portland whole.
sale drug house will cndcavor To have
passed at the next session of the Oregon
legislature, bill which is 10 exclude all
patent medicines from sale In this state
except those manufactured In this, other
~!se those Of said Wholesale drug house
Examiner.
Sol King started this morning on his
biennial tour of the county In the Interest
OF the republican party. The sack l. as
long a. stockin', and the top Ia gilded
with gold, IA Dave Thompson made the
last contribution Corvallis Times.
4 new fire he'll was received by the city
from San Francisco last week. Il was
billed at 1000 pounds, but really weighs
but SOS. As this was not az Represented
the council have refused to accept the
bell, Roseburg Review.
The bieyelisls Of Albany should erect a
track somewhere In the cily limits. Now
that the cows have been excluded this
could be done with imPunity and rail-
drag.
a young married couple have just gone
TO housekeeping. The other morning the
neighbora were treated 10 this bit Of COLO
quial entertainment as the two parted NJ
the gate: He-"what shall order for
supper, precious 7" Shea piece of beef
steak. and oh, darling. do tell the man to
cut 1t the right way of the goods, 40 Il will
be tender - Brownsville Times.
Down at Astoria they get 81 apiece for
salmon, whether IL weighs ten or sixty
pounds. Fishermen refuse absolutely to
fish by the pound. No one woul1 wish To
buy hams by the piece and even eabbages
go by the pound, but at Astoria fishermen
run the business.
A Wisconsin judge has decided that a
dentist cannot legally pull tooth on Sun
day. II has not yet been declared that n
child cannot be legally born on that day,
but the question Is thought to be pending.
Monmouth Democrat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-06
DEueRArIos SERVICES.


A cool day, with the sun mostly be.
hind the clouds, was the kind of weather
given for the observance OF memoir
ial services In Albany. Shortly after
nine o'clock the procession formed In
front OF the q A II hall, consisting Of
members Of the w X @, q A X, old sol
diers, Sons Of Veterans, Il Go o N q, and
citizens. Marching TO the city cemetery
q circle was formed around the grave Of
Comrade Mueller, where the decoration
ceremony WIS observed under charge OF
Commander Reece. On Its completion
squads were detailed to decorate the
graves Of decnascd soldiers In the two
cemeteries. II was q matter Of consider
able pride that the cemeteries were inbet
ter condition than ever before, present
ing q really creditable appearance.
After the decoration of the graves the
procession returned to the opera house
where the exercises were opened with
prayer by Rev Fisher. A song, roll
call, and decoration OF the unknown
grave by the w II 9 were followed by the
memorial address by Hon II B Miller, o
Southern Oregon, nm effort that wal
greatly appreciated by the large audience
present. II was full Of sensible, patriot
ic thought. Another song and res
ponse In behalf of the Sons Of Veteran
was made by q w Wright, ESQ, Of thi
city, one replete with good thoughts
Another song and the benediction closes
the exercises Of the day, carried out In
very successful manner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-06
ceusTY y. =. CONVENTION.

The Linn County s. s. Convention met
in the Baptist Church In this city the sS,h
aud organized by the election of Rev !
Trumbull, ftesIdent.a and Rev ] + Stewart,
Secretary. The special object Of the con-
yention was TO effect permanent county
organization, In sebordlnaiion TO the state
association. Delegates were present from
iialsey, Lebanon and other parts OF the
county. The program Of the commute ot
arrangements as published was carried out.
either by the parties named or by aubsti-
tu,es Aeiected where parties were absent.
In the evening the Praise service was
very seeeptably conducted by Prof Lee.
Dr Irvine. Of Albany, and Rev Wade. OF
llalseY. delivered interesting addresses.
This morning Rev + ilobe.g. President
of the state associatlsn, was present, and
spoke words OF encouragement and assist
cd In the organization CT a eounty society.
4 Constitution similar TO those In force la
other counties was adopted, and under n.
provisions the following officers for The
ensuing year were elected
PreSIdeut-Rev J Stewart, Albany.
Viec-PFesldcnt-Dr & w Gray, Albany
Secrelary-O + Coshow. Albany.
Treasurcf--Mrs l. Z lllain, ALBANY.
Executive Com Prof Young. Prof Lee
ard L Sox, all OF Albany