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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
TIE PRINCESS BONNIE.
Sponsors Pretty Comic Opera Here This
Week.


THAT charming little comic opera. "Tho
Princess Bonnie" will open an engage
ment Of three nights and matinee in
this city, beginning Thursday night.
IN The company is the well-known
comedian, Mr. Frank Daniels and
pr-ma donna who has OF late attracted
unusual attention in the operate world
Miss Minnie Landes. The scene of the
first act is laid at a pretty spot on the
coast of Maine near Bar Harbor. Bonnie,
the heroine. when "A child, was saved
from foundered ship at sea by Tar
pdulin. captain of a fishing smack. As
no traces of her family were found Rom
ME was adopted by Tarpaulin, and grew
up in ignorance of her birth Roy Stcn-
ing, gentlemen and COMMITTEEMAN, falls
deeply I'm love with the little fisher maid.
Meanwhile Shripps, champion cano list,
has not been so fortunate in his love
affair with Kitty Glover. belle Of the
Canoe Club and Bonnie's friend Shrimps
thinks that perhaps ROY'S angling get
up helped him in winning Bonnie, so he
blossoms out in gorgeous array as an
angler. But n fares no better than be-
fore with the romantic kitty, wh)Je chef
objection Is 10 the name OF ShrimpS.
Then comes a Spanish man-ot-war from
which land Admiral Pomposo and STAFF.
In search of Bonnie. who proves 10 be
Princess BondbelleVitta, niece 10 the Ad-
miral, supposed 10 have been drowned al
sea when a child With the Admiral
comes Count Falsetti, TO whom Bonnie
was betrothed when an infant. He claims
her for his bride, but Bonnie declares
that she will marry only Roy Sterling.
After a dramatic scene Bonnys new
found uncle. the Admiral, shows ample
authority for taking her back with him TO
Spain The scene of the second at shows
the courtyard adjoining Admiral Pom
pesos palace IN Spain. The Princess Bon
ME and Kitty Clover who has accom-
panied her TO Spain as maid Of honor, APP
pear. Kitty. the American beauty has all
the Spanish military and naval officers
madlv I'm love with her. Bonnie, true 70
Roy. rejects Count Falsetti, but is told
bv Lady Pomposo that she will be com
PEELED TO marry him. AT this juncture
Roy, Shrimps and Tarpaulin arrive on the
scene. The Admiral, being a collector of
curios. has brought with him 10 Ameri-
CA "A number of wax figures. The three
Americans. disguised as three OF the wax
figures effect an entrance 10 the palace.
I'm their great JOY at seeing Bonnie and
Kitty they are several times very close 70
detection. A struggle between the guards
and the three Americans ensues, IN which
Row and Tarpaulin escape, only 10 he re
CAPTURED Shrimps. WHO, according 10
Falsetti, was drowned in the moat, con-
hides himself in the castle. He suddenly
annears before Kitty. and she Is so de-
Uohted 10 see him still alive that she
Promises to marry him II he VIII get Roy
out OF the clutches OF the Span;ards ana
holm Bonnie TO escape the odious Fal-
sett When all looks darkest Tor the
lovers Shr,mps proves Falsetti 10 De
villain. Everything ends happily, ana the
curtain falls on joyous finale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
MONEY
Offerings and Sales mt the Richmond To-
bacco Exchapge-Intsrnal Revenue
CoIlections-Foreign Adyieea

NEW YORK, March 30.-speculation at
the Stock Exchange to-day was actEe
and "A confident tone characterized trad
ing. The main factor at Work was
tincates, having risen TO 6il2 at the
board. Higher prices from London. the
progress making IN the reorganization
OF the Atchson ana other pIopeLuea'
and the belief that the presidents or the
anthracite roads are near d settlenlent
Of the allotment and other matters dis
turbng the trade, also added 10 tne
bulllsh feeling. Business was unuSuaIIy
large for Saturday, l6S.9SS shares chang
ing hands The improvement, which
ranged from ]. 10 2i2 per cent, was well
distributed, Jersey Central advanced ~
Sugar ~, Tobacco "a. Baltimore and
ohio 1a,. Canadian Pacific IA Lacka-
wanna l. Laclede Gas preferred /, Long
Island Traction 15s New England a,
Leather preferred ~, do. common IL;
Long Island Traction was strengthened
the Brooklyn City rental had been paid.
General Electric was the only leading
stocs that showed weakness and fell
a point TO 3jAd3jl2. Erie was not IN
nuenced By the announcement that the
receivers intended applying for leave
10 issue $4,000 certificates. 1t IS pro-
posed 10 pay Off the Car Trusts ana
other pressing obligations. London re-
covered and bought fairly large amounts
OF Union Pacific, Atchison, st. Paul and
Louisville and Nashville. Speculation
closed firm. with prices near the highest
figures Of the day. Sugar was the most
active stock. figuring for jl,SD shares.
The oond market was active and strong.
Treasury BalanceS-Coin, ssh l2jUDO;
currency, Sos 633,UOO
Money on call nominally ~ per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 4HMjA per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 4SsAdiSsl2 Tor
sixty Gays and 4S.p2 for demand; poster
rates 4S.tq 1901: commercial bills, 1870
4S7st Bar silver, 65at. Government
bonds firm state bonds dull Railroad
bonds active and strong. Silver at the
board was G7l2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
A SILKEN ROBBED CROWD.
THE DISPLAY OF DIAMONDS AT TIE
HYGEIA.
Howard Paul, the w ell Known Traveller
Among tho visitors-Mrs. Major Nose
ly's Handsome Reception.

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA, March
Especial a siken-robed. violet
scented crowd which elbows Itself among
the devious ways Of the Hygeia. There ara
also diamonds so many AMI 20 fine that
the mere sight of them would drive
cape Town native TO frenzy. Nowadays
a wOman's hand is but rack up)l which
to display an assortment OF jewels. In
stroEg contrast 10 the Oriental splendor
of the women Is the pallid over worked.
prematurely-old condition OF many OF
the men. whose hardly-earned millions
furnish the display.
Mr.. \. j. Cassatt, president OF the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad.
and yice-presdent OF the Pennsylvania
system, IS at the Hygeia with his family.
Captain 5. {. Lemley, Judge Advocate
General OF the Navy, is here on visit
with his wife. whom he met. wooed and
won during a six weeks sojourn at Old
Point few summers ago.
ANGLc-AMERIcAs PAUL.
Howard Paul, the Anglo American, who
has Travelled the world over. hob-nobbed
with the Prince Of Wales. dined~wlth d.
plomats. is a playwright and actor; In
fact, man Of general resources, and a
brilliant fellow, has returned 10 the Hy-
geia from a short southern trip. Mr..
Paul is a Philadelphia by birth.
Mrs. Major Moseley gave reception
to her friends on Monday. Miss Frank
poured tea.
Mrs Blakeley Hall. of New York, Is an
expert bicyclist, and presents very
fetching" appearance on her wheel. Mrs.
Hall gave small supper 10 few
friends on Monday.
Mr. Louis Bagger Royal ica-Colsul OF
Denmark returned 10 Washington after
having presented a hundred or more OF
his visiting cards 10 the Hygeia guests.
The military bearing and effusive names
Of the genial Dane were the occasion OF
much anus ,m snt. Even the little ones
playing on the breakwater were saluted
right royalty by the amiable Consul.
KING WILLIAM TIE PoURTHs PAssssGKRs.
The German ship King William ".
which brought the disabled city OF Para
I'm on Monday had as passengers niece
OF Commodore Garrison: also Mr.. Becerra.
ex-Minister OF the United States from
South America. He Was en- route 20
his native land, 20 bring back his family
TO New York. where they have resided
for several years. The Becerra family is
we'll known at Old Point. where they
generally spend the summers.
Mrs. Martin Severance Phinpey. OF
Corning ". Y. is the guest OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. c. Pike. at the Hygeia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

by northern houses to secure the pas
sage of a bill TO prevent preferences IN
assignments. and. indeed, such a blll IS
10 be desired. But instead Of drawing
q sin ple bill to prevent preferences the
bungler who prepared the one which IS
causing so much mischief worded 1t IN
slch a manner as TO make IT as danger
GUS as dynamite. A much simpler as
signment bill was killed in the Senate
and this deepens the conviction that the
obnoxious one was never read even by
title. but was simply stamped as
y,4sa8G
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
Uyeful in the Sick Room.

A cheap and, II is said. efficient disin-
fectant. for use in the sick room has
been published by NJ. Melllere, OF Paris.
consists of two pounds OF sulphate OF
zinc. two drachms OF sulphuric acic,
thirty grains OF essence OF mirbane and
three drachms or coloring matter-for
ful OF the mixture is placed In the bed
pan. and deterioration Is said TO be
instantaneous on contact with the Hqnid
OF the stools. sterilization also being
effected. The ,obJecuonaoie odors are
a greeable smells. one recommendation
is that the mixture Is cheap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
Commissions Issued.

Governor O'Ferrall has issued through
the Adjutant-Ge General. commissions 10
Major John Cussons as aid, and Major
Frank Sutton, as quartermdster on the
staff of Brigadier-Sener2l a. l.. Philips
A commission has also been issued 10
C. H. Causey. First Lieutenant OF Com
pany II. Fourth Regiment Infantry, Viz
ginia Volunteers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
pTC,tINfOND VA, March 30. 1895.

ot,erinos-Wheat. IL bushels corn
,,'St,o, 2 1Do bushels; peas, lJ6 bushels.
'E saies}.Gorn Cwhitel, 100 bush bushels;
Gtc mixed. eOc. to &c; shortberry, SOC.
10 otG., WSite. Virginia, Joc.; No. white.
'V Ss;ts 20 : mixed, 54c. to 34l4c.; No.
2 0 miSco sSc. to 33J.c.; winter 4oc. to Abe.
Rve-h1c. 10 sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March 3O,--Ccotton quiet;
niJd1,no gull G Lille; middling, ZIG;
net receipts. / .443 bales; gross receipts.
S So b bales d 6GrW spinners STOCK,
hsies Futures closed very steady;
ssies ~ 200 bales: April 6.29; May, go;
June IS: July. August and September,
$40: October, 6.33; NoVeiHi9per' o'"o' De-
cember. GU: January, 6.ti
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. March 30--Flour dull
and steady; winter wheat low low grades
Sl.90a2.3O: fair 70 fancy, s-.G1Sa 20; pa
, 20! naienf 81 2aQ4l0; low extras, $50
$3.50 Southern -four quiet ana easy
common TO fair extra, $lUq2.7j; good
to choice do, $2SldJ.2J. -, -.,--
Wheat auiet at &c. lower, with options,
closing steady; No. red, store and ele-
vator. que; afoat, &c. options open
ed firm AT &c advance, declined hq3sc.,
reacted 1.M3Sc, declined 1sc., and closed
steady at c below yessI nr ,S %I'n MAJ NAV
Corn Corn duIii' scarce and firm; No. >, &c,
elevator: 57Hc. anoat. Options were dun
ana frm at &c ssea;te amen 5l7,c' cay
oats quiet and firmer options dull
and frmer: April and May. :}ttc.; July;
5ILc. spot-No. 2, 35@Sq3&Ac.; mixed
"f aay steady ci;'' shipping, 5oa55c.; good
Wool Gulet and firm; domestic fleece.
1jfl9c.; pulled. l2N3jc. ,o>..o oo. -,
Beef strong: family, Sll .OOGl2p; extra
mess. IS OO1fS 80: beef hams firm at Sl9Vo;
tierced beef hrmer; city extra, lndla
mess. S14pDd1TO0; cut meats stTohs ana
wanted: picked bellies, $LW; shoulders,
S575: hams Ss7Jq9OO; mlddles strong
ana quiet; short clear nominal.
Lard quiet and barely steady; western
steam. s.. 25q7. 30; city, S6.75. +" ares
nominal Refined quiet; Continent, 80;
south American, $500; compound, S.G-]9
Pork quiet and firm; mess, slS.5o4
400
Butter firm and in fair demand state
-airy 90l9Ec.; creamery, OLD. lVpl5c.'
new. dc: western dairy. Sdl3Hc.; cream
cry. new, 12a2lc.; Old 94l4c.; Elglhs'
Cotton seed oil firm and quiet; crude
23Q2lc., yellow prime, -o1sd-fc'
Petroleum nominal
Rosin quiet and steady strained COM
mon to good Sl.5Il2ql go. .,,.lo-
Turpentine dun and steady at "ii2dd0c'
Rice firm and unchanged.
Moiasees-FOreign nominal, New Or-
leans open kettle. good to choice, hrm
and I'm fair demand at 2SG3Sc.
Peanuts steady
Coffee hrm at lgQlJ points up; Nay
S14 -: September, Sl4.i3; Decenloer,
Sl45@a IA -. Spot Rio quiet ana STEADY
Sugar-Raw dull and firm; fair. re-
timing. = ll-16o. Refined quiet ana hrin
of A. S5sH37kc.; standard \, lJ-lnh
fsc.: cut-loaf and crushed, ! 9-lHqf4c''
granulated, 81 lj-l6G4l4c.
Freights to Liverpool steady ana quiet
cotton, I'D; grain, sd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, MD. March Colour
firm ~.
April and May, 6lSIrdlsc.; July. Wl2c.'
steamer No. > red, 5Sl4q 5Sl2c; southern,
by sample, 6lq63c.; do on grade oo'4
u62l4c 81. .1
er mixed ~ W,l9c.; southern, jOg5S9c.
Oats-White firm and mixed easy; No. :
white. western. 3I11q3sc.; No. mixed
western. 3HdS412c.
Rye inactive.
Hay steady at Sl3OOq13.O
Grain freights easy.
Provisions very much higher, in sym
patnv with the West. mess pork, $l3.t1;
bulk shoulders, $3.50; bulk short sides
bulk clear sides and sugar-cured shouI-
ders, $50; hams. small, Sll.JO; large
El12j.
Lard-Rehned, SS.2j. 1000
Butter firm; fancy. cSeamery, 2lH22c;
ladle, 13al4c.; roll, sqSi4c.; store-packeu'
SQl0c. ----..,,.,,
Cofiee steady at SlG.J0Ql6.62l2.
Sugar firm; graduated, $40.
BondsBaltimOre and ohio. J9aD; Con-
eondated Gas stock. 62hd62l2; DO bonds,
6s, 1lG BID, DO IS, 1864 asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, y. ., March 3O.-Kosin
firm; strained, Sl.15; good strained, Stu.
Spirits MISUNDERSTANDING doing.
Tar steady at 95c.
Crude tupentine quiet and STEADY ;
hard, $l.2O; soft, 500 virgin S-''o'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
Geor.e ID Bahen's Funeral.

The funeral OF George u. Bahen took
place yesterday morning from ~. Peters
Cathedral. with solemn requiem mass.
Rev Joseph Frioli. yicar-general OF tho
diocese, was the celebrant, and was as
sisted in the sanctuary by Rev. Il. Willie
bald Baumgartner, OF 81. Mary's German
Catholic church, and Rev. James T.
o. ferrall. OF Petersburg.
A mixed choir. under the direction
OF Miss Nina Randolph. who also pre-
sided at the organ, rendered the re-
sponses and two vocal solos were given.
Miss Annie Il. Kirk singing the hymn,
20 What Could My Jesus Do Morer'
and Captain Frank " Cunningham. the
pathetic Good Night"
mems sodalities OF the Cathedral and
ST Mary's church were present as hon.
orary pali-bearers, and the edifice was
flled 10 almost Overlooking.
The floral tributes were numerous and
many OF them exceedingly handsome.
A long line OF carriages followed tho
remains at Mt. Calvary cemetery, where
me interment was made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.

LONDON. March 30-Bar silver. 2g4d.
5P M.-Paris advices quote < per cent.
rcDtes at l02 francs and % centimes
for the account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

After the grip. dlphtheria. pneumonia.
scarlet-fever. typhoid-feyer; etc. Hood
Sarsaparilln is OF wonderful penent IN
imparting the strength apd yis% % much
desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

owners. while this demand Is In excess OF
the sunply. L.iverymen could doubtless
find prontable trade in renting and
storing bicycles, for IL Is in keeping with
their occupation. The time Is not Tar
distant when some enterprisng livery
man Will heed this hint and profit there
nv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

Mr.. Jospeh II. Shepherd. deputy si-
preme commander for the State OF Vir-
ginia, and Mr.. Charles 4. Crawford will
represent. as delegates. Granite Council.
No. 70. OF the Legion OF the Red cross.
az the ninth annual session OF the Su-
premo Council at Trenton. N. j. en- the
9th Of April
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK., D 3O.-Ihe weekly
statement of IT, I..ated Banks shows
the following eli. .eS:
Reserve, decrease. ...............S 1900
Loans, decrease. ................... = l2N,5up
Specie increase. .................... 4oN,tp
Legal tenders. decrease 2,535'3oo
Deposits. decrease ................. 4pSLLNl
Circulation, increase. .............. 12'l"Ou
The banks now hold SIS. 4l3 40 in excess
of the requirements Of the - per cent.
rule. a..
The statement shows that money y
still going out of New York banks, al
though the legal tenders drawn out dur
ing the last week was TO large extent
for interior institutions, which aDe nnd-
ing use for part OF the tundS Whlch
have been lying idle in this city for over
a year The New York banks, accord
II !c74 $40, which Is S3S70,SO0 less than
reported for previous week. me opera
tons OF the bond syndicate are sun IN
directly reflected In the weekly state
ments Of the cles.ing-house banks, as
the heavy decrease Of s.. l2S.3Oo in loans
indicates There is no doubt that some
Of the banks which are below the r.
qured % per cent. reserve are calling IN
money. Ordinarily a statement showing
the marked changes detailed above would
be regarded as unfavorable, but with
money going TO the interior, coupled
with the fact that a number OF the
clearing-house banks are carrying a re-
serve under - per cent, TO say nothing
Of the fact that money rates are ad-
va,.ced ! per cent, Il can be said that
tn, showing IS a bad one Just one year
ago last week the banks were carrying
an excess reserve Of $500, lao, their
loans were S4OOOO.OOO less, deposits were
almost SI4 400. 900 higher and money was
floating TO New York at the rate Of sew
eral million dollars week. IL is In
teresting 20 note that in one year the
banks have lost S0l.V3,Oo in cash, or
which S}4, GOJ.3OO was in gold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
p1CuMOND STOCK MARKET.
Bid. Asked.

RICHMOND. VA. March 20, 1895.
SALES-SO0 virginia IS Registered) at
-2i5, 500 at 72l2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
11yrpY MrN COMPLAIN.

The livery stablemen OF Richmond
complain that they have Ve:y little use
for their vehicles now. except Tor mar
riages. theatres and funerals. ana That
many OF tho young men who formerly
hired teams for driving are now riding
the bicycle instead
A Chicago bicycle paper discussing this
subject. says:
From time TO time the complaint of
the hvery-man is heard that trade is fall
ing of and IL is a well-known fact that
the horse market Owadays Is decidedly
poor. The cause for this state OF af-
fairs is laid at the door OF the bicycle
and the electric car. The present age
seems 10 be one OF rapid transit. and both
bicycles and electric cars are pore inn
portant factors therein. Where. nova
days. can a person go without finding
oae or the other or both In almost unlim-
tied nunbers7 Ii is noticeable that the
renting OF bicycles by agents has become
almost a thing OF the past. due. doubt
lSrs 20 the fact that there Is more mon
ey 10 be made from the sale OF a bicycle
than renting. Nevertheless there ID al
ways . demand for machines BY non
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-02-10
read, and referred to county Judge.

read, and referred to County Judge.
ordered that Court adjourn until
tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m.
Wednesday, February Gbh, Second
day of February term, same present as
yesterday.
Ordered that all Road Supervisors
will be paid for their services out OF
the amount apportioned to their sew
eral districts from the Road Tax, and
that the Supervisors must not expend
in the several districts a greater
amount than is apportioned to their
district.
Ordered that the claims of all Road
Supervisors be filed until the Road
Tax of 1894 is collected, and apportion-
cd, all claims to be then presented fol
payment, except where there are funds
in the District.
Ordered that a tax of three mills
IN the dollar be levied for state pur-
)oses
Ordered that a tax of $500, for Road
purposes be levied upon each male in
habitant of this county between the
ages of 81 and so years. which shall be
collected as other taxes and as pro-
'ided by law.
Ordered that court do now adjourn
sine die
], H. D. GRAY, Judge.
r. NJ. WOODEN.
CHRIS. PETERSON,
Commissioners.
(AttesD F. l, DUNBAR,
County Clerk.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-02-10
FIFTH STREET IMPROVE
MENT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Com.
mon Council of the City of Astoria
oregon, have determined to improve
1hirty-fifth street from the north side
Of Franklin avenue to the south side
of Duane street exclusive of crossings)
all in the city of Astoria as laid out
and recorded by John Adair by grad
ing to its full width and established
grade, putting in new fir piles, caps
and stringers, where necessary, and by
planking with new and sound fir plank
and by building sidewalks on both
sides thereof.
All OF the improvements to be made
in accordance with the plans and spe-
cifications and ordinances In relation
| thereto.
The lands and premises upon which
the speciai assessment shall be levied
to defray the cost and expense of such
improvement and the district embrac-
ing said lands and premises, be and the
same are designated as follows, to-Wit:
Commencing at the Northwest cor
ner OF Lot Number 3, of Block Number
Is, running thence east to the middle
of the north line of Block Number 10.
thence south through the middle of
Faid Block 10, to the southeast corner
of Lot Z, of said Block 10, thence west
20 the southwest corner of Lot G. in
Block Is, thence north through the mid
die OF said Block Is, to place OF begin
nlng. Containing Lots 3, 4, and 6,
OF Block Is, and Lots l, 2, Z, and s of
BLOCK 10, all in Adair's Astoria.
estimates OF the expense of such i'm.
provements and plans and diagrams of
such work or improvements, and of the |
locality to be improved. have been de- |
posted by the City Surveyor with the
Auditor and Police Judge for public |
examination and may be inspected AT
the office of such officer.
AT the next regular meeting Of the
Common Council, after ten days from
the final publication of this notice, to
wit:
On Wednesday, March 9Th, 1885, at
at the hour of 7,30 p. m. at the City Hall,
the said Council will consider any OBJ.
jections to such improvement being
made, and IL a remonstrance against
such Improvement signed by persons
owning more than one-haif of the prop
erty in such district herein described.
and in which the special assessment
Is to be levied shall be filed with the
Auditor and Police Judge before the
said time of meeting of the Common
Council, no such improvement or work
shall be ordered except by the con.
of all the counoflmen elect. !
and II such remonstrance shall be sign.
I'd by the persons owning three-fourths
Dt all the property in such district and
hled with the Auditor and Police Judge
before the said time of meeting of the
Common Council. no such improvement
'r work shall be ordered in any event
BY order of the Common Council.
(Atteso X. OSBURN,
Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria, Oregon. February 9, 1895. 4
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-02-10

Scli sveFyuhers. rrice. CrTIcrRs, SOC; Sasn
s5e; kssolvESF, 81. forTHE DkrG AND 1Rrx.
CoSf, Sela fsoPs, Bosion. ~Aaaboss tie Ski. frss.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-02-10

The prediction has been made that
the New York banks viii put the end.
less chain in motion again as soon as
the presidents new bond loan has
been made. and empty the treasury Of
gold once more. There is no great
danger OF that. Whatever bankers
may think Of Mr. Carlisle, or OF plac-
ing loan abroad they certainly
have no Interest in creating panic
Or in dragging the country down to the
silver basis They are Interested in
promoting. not destroying, the general
prosperity. and they may be depended
on 10 pursue a course calculated 20 pro-
mote their own welfare, whether It Is.
aereeable to their personal feelings or
not Tney may be relied on to sac
riace their Feelings to considerations
of seln, II not e those considerations
b patriotism y wasca they have had
more or less to say 10 times not long
ass. !
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-02-10
Lil 1eave for TilamoOk Every Four Days as Near
as the ueather uill permit.

The R. Eme with Union Pacific Portland
through tickets issued from Portland IMlamoO Bay points
by the Union Pacific Company Ship freight
by Union Pacific Steamers.