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FUTURE DAYS.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW FRAME HOUSE ON
POMERON STREET, ANACOSTIA, D. c.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded In Liber
NO loT9 folio % ct OF the land records for
the District Of Columbia and at the request Of the
rarity secured thereby the undersigned trustees will
offer for sale BY public acton in front Of the premises
on THURSDAY, TwENTY-EIGETHD DAY OF July,
lSg,. AT HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the
following described real estate. 10 wit AL the north
half 90 fronting Pogieroy street of lot numbered
sion of the Barry farm estate made by the trustees
thereof now file in the Office Of tine surveyor of the
District OF Columbia, Book Levy Court No. 2. page
l. the being all that part of said lot conveyed to
the said Lawrence G. Fletcher Party of the first part
by deed from Furlnan j. Shsdd and wife ed Sep
TENDER 23, 1880, and recorded In Iiber 1895, folio
1 ct except that part OF the said lot conveyed
to Samuel Jackson by deed from the said parties Of
the FIRST part dated October /. 1890 and recorded In
Ifber 49,, folio BET seq. resorving however, this
west eight feet Of said lot fronting Poeroy street
Is night Of way. as set forth In said deeds herein
above mentioned.
Terms: One-half cash. the balance in one and two
years, 6per cent per annum payable semi-annually.
secured by deed of trust the property Sold all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser deposit Of 600
complied with in fifteen days from the day Of sale the
trustees hs right TO resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser after five
days advertisement Of such resale in newspaper
published in Washington. D. c. All conveyancing and
recording At the cost OF the purchaser.
WILLIAM TWOMBLY,
:t21 ~ st. NV I r-.,a.o..
FILLMORE BEALL, Z trustees.
jy1S d&ds Fendan building
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THIS EVENING.

UCTIoN SALE TONIGHT, GIL PA. AVE
"A Over LOCO lots Of Diamonds. Gold Watches.
kevolyeEs from New York Pawnbrokers' Association.
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On1cer Horton Exonerated.

On Saturday afternoon Coroner Patterson
held an inquest on the body Of John Hall, the
colored man who died at Providence Hospital
Saturday morning from the effects of blood
poison from a wound inflicted June 26 by
Officer G. W. Horton, who was attempting to ar
rest him, and q verdict was rendered that the
shot was fired in the discharge of duty, and no
blame should be attached to the officer. IL was
shown in evidence that the man was arrested,
but knocked down and kicked the officer IN the
abdomen and face, and the latter fired the ball,
taking effect in the thigh and passing up into
the abdomen. Mr.. Horton was at once restored
to duty.
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The Lady of the Lake All Right.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Georgetown,
Capt. Barker, got ashore Saturday night of
Lower Cedar Point, Nd, and hung fast till
about O'Clock yesterday morning.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE LOT IN "FAIRvIEw
HEIGHTS" AT INTERSECTION OF wOODLEY
LANE AND TENALLYTOwN ROADS.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in lber
No 1905 folio g ct seq one Of the land recOrds OF
ths pis5rict q Golnmba, We viii ssll on TUESDAY,
SIX O'CLOCK M in front Of the premises the fol:
Washington. District Of Columbia. to wit: All that
certain piece parcel of land and premises known and
distinguished ard being part Of tract of land lying
on the Tenal ytown road formerly known parts OF
SCOTS Ordinary" Terra F1rna" and Alliance"
and now known as lot numbered twenty-one CID Of
block numbered four "a OF q subdivision known
Fairview Heights, made by John +. Beall end re-
veyors Office of the District of Columbia in book OF
county surveys No g. at H. together with all the
improvements. ways, easements rights. privileges
wise appertaining.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in equal INSTALL
ments OF one and two notes to be given bearing
six Fer cent interest," payable semi annually and be
secured by deed of trust the property sod all
cash. at the option OF the purchaser deposit Of 5000
required at time Of sale. Conveyancing &C. at pur-
chaser's cost. Terms of sale TO be complied with in
fifteen days otherwise trustees the right to
sell the property at the risk and the defaung
purchaser after i've days advertisement such resale
in some newspaper published in Washington d. G.
SEYELlON A. BROWN --r.....
3y6-dSds JOHN E. MITCHELL. ! Arus'ees'
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.

SALE OF ANTIQUE OAK. ASH AND WALNUT
CHAMBER FukNITURE, HEAVILY CARVED
PARLOR SUITES, BODY BRUSSELS. TAPES
TRY Y, AND 9THEK GARRETT; DINING ROOM
AND GLASS WARE AT .ACCTION.
On THURSDAY, JULY TWENTY-FIRST, COM
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK AM. we shall sell at
RESIDENCE No 9l5 street northwest superior colec
we'll furnished rooms. partially enumerated.
,, HANDSOME ANTIQUE 0AK. CHERRY. ASH AND
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, ELEGANT PARLOR
SUITE, MARBLETQP TABLES, EXTENSION
TABLE, AND DINING ROOM CHAIRS, WALNUT
WARDROBES. WICKER CHAIRS AND ROCKERS,
d a5H9ipNE N HAGS B hASI oSuHNkk
WALNUT BEDSTEADs, BUREAUS 1ND WASH
MMnA 81 RE LACE GuRTAINs, HAIR NAT
PATENT ROCKERS, HALL CHAIRS, HALL AND
STAIR CARPETS. FINE BODY BRUSSELS AND
OTHER CARPETS, RUGS, BLANKETS, BEDDING,
CHINA AND GLASS WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS.
&c
This residence is furnished with the best articles
and has been well kept The sale is especially worthy
the attention of private parties contemplating house
keeping.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS K CO.,
Jyl6-A Auctioneers
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Bar RrDas, rHE CzrLDsrx's PAaApsss. -
for picsics, riding korss:, msrry-so-roesds,
gravity road, dancing. daily concerts, Boosting,
bathing, hshing, grabbing, u round trip. b
and o. trains ct GAS =. m, 80 p. N, Ia p.
m; Sundays ct esS = N, 1so p. N. s:iS p.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctiousers.

WLTEh b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
TBgsTEEs, SALE OF TWO ADJOINING TRACTS
ooEEbb As , G4NTAISINe ABOUT FIEIY;HINE
AID Barn sTFHATk On bLHbESs sSusa
PIKE oHSDJoiSiSd 6NirED STATES EEfoES
1851. and reeorded in ISer No. ISs7. folio SO &
seo one o. the land rec2rds for the DISTRICT q Co
,snoa on and 81 IN see. lana Dr. No folio S6s &
county. Nd and At request Of party secured thereby
r III I'll 4 rrss aSs ~ PS 81 uSE
lying said District and about Ave acres lying in sad
county being part Of tract Of land known as Barba
sns and s II Sc
deed dated May 70, 1885 TO Harrette Isabells Jet
sG fos r. ct s
Improvements thereon. frame dwelling house. barn.
The land in said District and the land in said county
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and
two to be secured by purchasers notes. bearing
sale on plopsl 1
cash. Ct the option Of purchaser, $50 cash on land
about Aye acres lying in said county and $3.50 cash
purchasers cost Terms OF sale TO be complied With
70 resell at risk and cost Of purchaser IL default after
six days advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published daily in WsshinFtSn. D. @.
je1s-dtds HENRY G. THOMPSON Trustees.
WTHE ABOVE SALE IS PosTPoNEp UNTIL
MONDAY, JULY ELEVENTH. 1892. same hour and
place.
,y,eosds. M MM Il a g. oFFHH55MMffssos Trustees.
s~THE ABOVE SALE ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN
is postponed until TUESDAY, JULY NINETEENTH.
1882. same ho WM ,nd 4 p1 hseSesrzM.r
jy12-eo1dbs HENRY G. THOMPSoN.} Trustees
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% tn New York and Return by the Pennsyi-
A.. Pain

A good opportunity to visit New York is Of
fered by the Pennsylvania railroad at the low
est rate ever made out of Washington. Tickets
on sale the 2lst instant good to return within
ten days by any train.-Adut.
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RATcLIFFE. DARR l. CO.. AUOTIoNEERs.
IL go PA. AVE. n. W.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyEp
PROPERTY ON EAST CAPITOL STREET BE-
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS

TWEEN I SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS
By virtue Of deed in trust giyen to US and duly
recorded in 1ber 1904. folio l40 ct seQ, of the
land records Of the District Of Columbia we viii sell
by public auction. In front Of the premises. on
dH fNHYNa SrC6 cTTIEEKBYFIRST 1882 Be,
pieces parcels q land and premises. lying and being
dis,nspished as and being par, q lot: NUMBERED u
eight sss beginning for the same at the northwest
seven feet eleven and han inches t97 it. liz in
thence east twenty-four t24) feet nine and one-hah
tp,D inches. thence north ninety-seven (97) feet
eleven and one-haf (1l,e) inches and thence west
twenty four 24) feet nine and half (1) inches to
the place Of beginning Also the ope-haf by the
depth thereof of lot numbered 12 In said square $685.
the whole fronting - feet inches East Capitol
street with depth Of % feet liz inches This
property will be sold In parcels or an entirety
At the option Of the purchaser.
Terms One third cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest the deferred payments the
rate Of per cent per snnum from tie day Of sale
until paid interest payable annually, all cash.
at the option OF the purchase Adeposit Of 5000
be complied with in fifteen days from the day Of sale
Of the risk and cost Of the defaultn2 purchaser OF
purchasers All conveyancing, recording. &c. at
purchasers cost.
JOHN H. JUNGHANS,( r-,....
ty14-dkds FRANK JUNGHANS, \ Afoseoos'
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Ger TEE Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
Lurz : BRO.
ze7 Penn. svs.. ad,oi.ine Hstionai Hotsi-
Trunks and saschsls q bsss nahs = iov prsesA
nh2e
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.JuliAa usssly, eolorsd, w. lyscAsd BY . nh
ss.nIsisg = ssvssrysss-sid ssspssseisss.
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THE COURTS,

Couar IN GENERAL TERx-Judges Hagne-,
James and Montgomery.
Saturday-McKenzie agt Underwood; decree
below reversed; opinion by Justice James.
Whelen agt. McBlair; decree Diminishing supple
mental bill and demanding case; opinion BY
Justice Hagner. Battelle agt. Cushing; decree
below reversed and money and taxes directed
lander; time extended to prepare record. Con-
tee agt. Lyons; decree signed. John II. O'Don-
nell appointed United States commissioner and
examiner in chancery.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Bradlev.
Saturday-Freeman agt. Freeman; decree Of
divorce. Orleman agt. Orleman; testimony
S ordered taken tax ss by w. ciephane examiner
Richards ngt. Medford; do. Henry agt. Brad
ley; appearance ordered Bremmon AIT Brem-
mon; L. Tobriner appointed trustee to convey.
Matthews agt Matthews; sale decreed; E. r.
Matthews and John Ridout trustees. Kerby
agt. Kerby; testimony ordered taken by 8. G.
Fisher and John Cruikshank. Shaw agt. Cas-
sell; sale finally ratified.
CIRCUIT CoURT-.ndge Montgomery.
Saturdsy-Ben agt. Sheridan; bills Of ex-
ceptions signed. Schoonmaker a8t Evans; do,
do. Free agt. District Of Columbia; do. fled
Thompson agt. Pickreil; do, do; Printz sgt.
agt Genets; do. Blagden agt. District Of
Columbia; Judgment in certiorari
A DEAD coIoRzD INFANT was found in the
rear Of l109 l4th street yesterday.
A SLIGHT FIRE took place in the front room
Of house Ills G street northwest, occupied BY
A. O. Bremen, last evening. .
YESTERDAY MosxINe Franz Rets, fireman
Of No. Engine Company, was thrown from .
horse ct 1st street and Virginia svsnue south
west aud severely injured about the had and
face. He WAS sent to Providence Hospital
OyTIcKRs KIMnALL AID HAAf10AN found two
bicycles (Columbia safety and peycho ntsty)
abandoned on between - and "a stsseb q
las this morning.
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts. $50 Pa. ave. H. w.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EEREp TiaATtrN I'M rw fhNEM!9E sri FEs

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NUN.
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed in equity numbered
IL. 666. wherein jessie. Ergood ct al are complain
ants and Ferdinand Bitter ct al defendants, the
undersigned. trustees will offer for sale public
ayStiSn N fT9nt 9f the psspise, on TUESDAY THE
HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following
described real estate. to wit Lots numbered three 90
and four "a, In Charles j. thlmans subdivision Of
square numbered six hundred and sixteen l6l6). i'm
proved by two-story brick residence and
story frame residence and outbuildinss These lots
front thirty eisht (sD feet North street. with
depth Ct ono hundred and thirty-hve Q35) feet to
thirty (30) foot alley.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree One-third
Of the purchase money cash. balance in two equal
tnstallments ct and two years, with interest from
the day of sale. 10 be secured by deed of upon
the property sold. all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser A deposit OF two hundred $4,000 dollars
viii be required at the time OF sale All conveysncing
and recording 10 be at purchasers cost.
LEON ToBRINER, Trustee.
JOHN A. BARTHEf., Trustee.
tyl4-dkds 22l Al st.n.w.
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We MAxurAcruns
BADGES FOR EXCURSIONS,
BADGES FOR PICNIos.
BADGES FOR SOCIETIES.
BADGES FOR PLEASURE CLUBS,
BADGES FOR POLITICAL CLUBS.
s. N. MEYER
BADGE MAKER
MILITARY AND SOCIETY FURNIsHRh
022 Seventh st. NV. Je27
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BERLo, TAYLOR, BARRETT, HOLLAND, Smith,
Doentge and other flyers will race on Ana
lostan Island Tuesday and Wednesday. Finest
races in the country.-Adrt.
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p ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AuctIoneers.

u ATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BAR FIXTURES. &C.,
CONTAINED IN THE RESTAURANT NO 229
NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed in equity cause No
l39l wherein Howard }. N. Cordeza ct al. are
compliments and William McGill ct al. are defend
ants. the undersigned trustee in said cause will offer
for sale by public suction on FRIDAY, TWENTY:
O'CLOCK A. NJ. the entire fixtures contained in said
restaurant, comprising:
Bar Room Counters, Mirrors Glassware Ice Box
Stove, 3 Tables. II Chairs and safe -
Terms OF the decree: Cash.
CHAS. W. DARR. Trustee,
g20 Penna ave.
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RussEr SHOES.

GREAT SALE
REMNANTS
Is PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.
SINCE OUR SALE AT DISCOUNT OF 10 PER
CENT OFF FOR CASH WE HAVE ACCUMU-
LATED An UNUSUALLY LARGE LOT OF REM
NANTS. AND AS WE WISH TO MAKE CLEAN
SWEEP OF THEM WE WILL UNTIL FURTHER
NOTICE. MAKE A REDUCTION ON ALL REM
NANTS OF TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT FOR
CASH. EACH REMNANT WILL BE FOUND
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES AND TIE PRICE
AND QUANTITY ON EACH PIECE
OUR USUAL DISCOUNT ON ALL OTHER GOODS
WILL CONTINUE TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
". N. SINISTER 4 SONS,
je28 919 PENN AVE
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FUTURE DAY 8.

FUTURE DAYS.
T ATIMER 4 SLOAN. AUCTIoNEERS AND AP-
~ PRA1SERS, 1407-14o9 @ STREET.
AN ELEGANT PAIR OF HORSES AT PUBLIC
ONE BLACK AND one BAY GELDINa
EACH FIVE YEARS OLD.
1873 HIGH.
FINE KNEE ACTION.
The above fine pair of horses will be sold at public
auction on SATURDAY, JULY TwENTY-THIRD,
1892. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front Of our auc-
ton rooms. 1907 street tcost 8 200 and will be
sold without any reservation whatever.
Terms cash.
jy11-dts LATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers
y ATCLIFFE. DARE & CO., Aucts. $40 Pa ave- n w.
TWO SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS, AT THE
sTREETs soUTHWEsT BY AuCTfoN. AND u
On WEDNESDAY, JULY TWENTIETH. 1892 at
SIN O'CLOCK Z. NJ. will sell. In front Of the
premises.
LOT Is, BLOCK 5So
Having frontaee of 40 feet. and running back with
that width to a 12-foot alley. improved by two frame
houses.
Terms easy and made known at sale. A deposit of
S.OO required when the property is struck off.
tylJ- RADCLIFFE. DARR CO., Aucts
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PRICE. 81 FIX YSd AY Pv g so EzOa.

Nov IL the time 70 make your choice q the hooses
are fast spproschtnR completion. They main six
rooms bath large CLOSETS and pantry In kitchen la
tells.
Located on Duncan place northeast, which IL being
improved With pavement. curbs and sdewalkA
IcLxcHLxS BATcEFLDEH,
and 4Lata
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count Of the rain until FRIDAY. FiFTEENTH DAY
OF Ida, ,s' Ate EFF fnd basS CO.. Auc
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auct.. GLE 5. NV.

BENJAMIN F. TEidHToN. Trustees.
Hid 49, La. ave.
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rroh,b..loarclaS. .Aa.sssnx-.

A regular meeting of The, DaIles Pro-
hibition club was held III the court house
last night with Leslie Butler in the
chair. Aftefsthe' singing Of a couple OF
selections of music, Rev. "A. c., Spencer
led in prayer and was then called on to
address the meeting. Mr., Spencer, said
he would not discuss the question, Is
prohibition right? That question had
been settled for All time BY the Sd supreme
court of the United States. The decision
of Justice Brewers although not directly
referring to fhe prohibition Question,
but to a ease Involving the right of "a
church in onefof. the eastefhz States to
engage an English minister to. serve it
as pastor, had ans Important bearing on
the prohibition question. Justice
Brewer decided that this was a s. christian
country and that the governmentalp poll
icy OF this nation was founded on the
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-05-18
Jury List.

List OF jurors drawn May Sd, 1892, for
circuit court, May term, commencing
Monday May %. 1892.
w G Clelland, farmer, Hood River.
] A Noble, farmer, Wapinitia.
81. Clough, merchanic, The Dalles.
G r Bone, stable keeper, Hood River.
Clark MCGOWAN, blacksmith, Tygh.
George Smith, merchant, The Dalles.
Ed. Wilhelm, farmer, The Dalles.
Fen Batty, clerk, The Dalles. kEFlty
A W Quinn, farmer, lDufur. ~
w A Miller, farmer, The Dalies.
J G Mccoy, farmer, Wapinitia.
Wallace Fargher, mechanic, The
Dalles. -ir %
w III Taylor, farmer, The Dalles.
H sherar, stockman, Sherars Bridge.
T CsEargher, farmer, Dufw.A ia
Asa G Straight, farmer, Strengthening.
W IL vanbfbber, farmer, Dalles. : 4
G w Lucas, farmer, Wamic.aiA
D S Kimsey, farmer, Antelope.
81 FCampben, merchant, The Dalles.
L E Grove; merchant, The Dalles.
Lewis. farmer, Mosier.
James Sherriel, farmer Dalles.
G A Allen farmer, Boyd.
G II Cummins, farmer, DaIles.
J G Benson, farmer, Dalles.
r Tucker, lumberman, Hood River.
J N Mosier, farmer, Mosier.
G II Rarnetts farmer, The DalIes. = -
W ~ Johes nnerehallt. The, DaIIes. :
JHamilton, merchant, Cascade Locks.
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! Call at the columbia cand. factory

i Call at the Columbis cand. $ factory
today.
A. W. Branner OF Nansene, is in the
lefty.
C..P. Heald of Hood River, was in
town today.
Mrs. j. r. Taylor and child, of New
Whatcome, WASH, are in the city, the
guests of Mrs. Isaac Joles.
| Perry Snodgrass, OF Dufur, left at this
office today a fine sample of fall wheat
stalks grown on the farm of James Oar
nellie near Eght-Mile
Some pretty good sized salmon are
being caught these days. Mr.. Lauer
had in front of his store today four that
averaged over forty pounds each. Two
of them tipped the beam at 81 pounds.
A four horse team, hitched to wool
wagon, was frightened by passing
train, this morning, while being un-
loaded at Moody's warehouse The
horses rushed into Second street where
they fortunately fell in a heap, with no
greater damage to anything than the
breaking of the pole of the wagon.
ta The Oregonian says: 1'All the charges
made against F. A. Moore, candidate for
the supreme bench, has recoiled upon
their authors. It it another proof that
this kind of warfare doesn't pay.'' How
have they recoiled? Has anyone proved
that they were. not true? Has, anyone
1 Qffoyp cd 10
Not SO much as one. This kind of per-
functory parrot-like Justification makes
one tired.
] Miss Harriet Wilson, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, was on the assembly train today
4 enroute to Portland. Miss Wilson is
the sister of the late Hon. Joseph G..
! Wilson, of this state, who was elected to
congress in 1872 and died before the
conyening of the session. Her many
friends will remember this estimable
lady's visit to Oregon several years ago.
] From President Mays, of The Dailes,
j Portland & Astoria Navigation company
The CRoNIcLE learns that there is every
hope that the steamer Dalles City will
be running again within week. The
boat carries no insurance except against
fire, insurance companies refusing to
write any other class of insurance on
river craft. There is no question of the
boat being able to stem the current at
any stage OF water, the only obstacle is
i the lack of landing space. AS matter
! of fact the boat has made better time in
i the present stage of water than when it
i was lower. Messrs. Laughlin, French
land Kinersly have gone to Portland to
see what can be done to effect safe
landing. The state has made appfica-
i ton to the government officials for. per-
mission to knock out part OF the Golfer
dam at the western end of the locks. II
lis not doubted that permission will be
granted and then boats can run into the
canal, no matter how the water rises,
and do so with absolute safety No one
can regret more than the company does,
the temporary suspension. 1t is in
every way a loss to themselves but they
think it in every way better to suffer d
temporary and nominal loss than run
risk of losing the boat Everything DOS
sible will be done to hasten the resump-
ton of traffic.
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LOCAL BREv1r1Es.

>
You want THE CnRoNIcLE.
Ifyou are not asubscriber, please read
this and hand in your name. -r-,
THE CHRONICLE Office is indebted to
the courtesy of w. A. Kirby for the
present of a box of magnificent straw
berries the product of j. Klint's garden
on Mill Greek, each one of, which was
big enough to make as delicious a
mouth full as ever tickeled the palate OF
an epicure. "a az sa q ss5 ~ sc
Mr.. A.lH. Beard todayileft a. couple of
sturdy sfalksof wheat at THE CHRoNIcLE
office which measures thirty inches in
hight,5 and are nearly ready to head
out with long well filed heads. The
peculiar feature of these specimens is,
that they grew on a steep slope of hilly
land, on the farm of Mr.. Cooper, three
miles south of the city, and are fair
sample of many acres. ~,
Agent Lytle, accom- panied by a gen.
uine regulation preachers grip sack and
wearing a. conventional long tailed
preachers coat, and regular white
choker, went down to Portland. with
the last train of Presbyterian delegates,
today. 1t is not known what particular
postorage Mr.. Lytle pretends to repre-
sent, but CHRONICLE representative is
assured that he had himself introduced
to the Arkansas delegation, as the Rev.
Doctor Lytle from The Dalles.
AS the last section of the delegates
train pulled out at II m. today, pushed
by yard engine No. 1895 to accelerate
the start, there was joyous waving of
handkerchiefs, and many parting saluta-
tons which stood head and shoulders
above the ohyentionalismsI of fIthe day.
Everybody was acquainted with every-
body" and as the Dalies, City gent
pressed his lips, good bye to the new
now departing, the Young
man ON the train felt, perhaps, sigh
for "the girl he left behind him.
A fine. jolly crowd the rPresbyteriian
delegates undoubtedly. were, and their
rigid Calvanistic5 faith did not deter
them, young and old, from enjoying
themselves to the full. : The delegates
are fine abodyiof intelligent looking
men and the ladiesy God bless them, were
not whit behind their maleTcompan-
ions. But,-and this, reminds asCHRoN,
IcLE representative OF little Incident
. that he had all to himself. When the
first train arrived the reporter visited
First street and was taking in the sights
when he beheld the splendid form of a
" magnificent looking lady standing with
her back to the reporter Her profile