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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

! RECORDED MOkI'N'rsH.
A:" eT 8; A vi 2 r 6 pl%"" fs'2, $1,000
n.Tnss wa% II ana VT s to s 52NG Is, N s7s
s73 map Elizabeth r b King years ......s:: DO"
Curis Marie A Marguerit. IOutz. II 1000
Xcboes-oye 252t # a Of s',h-.i y sa iS"V
DTysr ThGo 2" :, and T Ti1 ,S Ee"1rS p
Same s.. + MddebrooN. 5 ii''h-s'. 10 II 600
Ec,6 Sa'. JSha ' 70 Gla"en Brewing CO. 200
GTands, 70 r OF clIno9s' ~ year ',,,cn.
savings and Loan Associaton NHtna mar,
Henncssy. John and wife 10 Emilia Loor. corner ION
Heushton Frank r and wifi 70 Rsai E STAT
Trust 60 Of New-iork. corner boston foau 1900
Jacob. William II. and VIE TO the Gcrmsna I4fe
ave. years. marriages - az; ''""
J9nns9n [ t. s Is%ma1 Toul.sard asS
II n Of Barr-t,st. mortgages : wears so""
anc- Co. corner boulevard and iisth-s' g, 40
1s,hers Amelia & to John Guiick Frank .oo
nnave. o52 It Of Jenerson-ave. years, o."
" Trn:' Co. .r rcrnsr MHe'ia ami MIn-iia
Meiville. Alexander j. to george ii. MoIler. ,ooo
usS % # Of at Ts.S wsa Saw 5000
mays ing. BANK s''' 30 q cherry-s year -. 300
ave OF Ne"fork '1'''-'' collateral
omdin i.ucien to John II Barry n ooth-st. i42 ann.
,'. q Golnmeusayr s year rg Ebre corner
Avenue 4 and esh-st year ......,. -: 1000"
Ps a. Ws sT ~ Il I Of S S,ha s% @
Price George and wife 20 Arthur Gors'h. 4" No.
tnion-ave III n 81 ii6th-st. year q"
Rlftery. Matthew. and wife 10 l. w Burke oooo
26.hsi 800 II Of llthave Year. ...-..-.. -O"
RiehI John. and wife 4 O Hupfel. ,oo
Franklin ave 1u0 u Columhus-avr year. %"
f'snhss p III years ''' ....,. IS 600
schmidt Henry . r y Steers. 18th 49,
-. 1916 n Of Park-ave. year .,-.-.- -''"'
The Ciernaa s, Stephens Evangelc Lutheran
church Of the CITY OF New-fork 'hioh- o 90,
ave Of ltjth-st. years ..-...-..,-... ~"
Sheehan Florence J. - New-York Building Loan
Ranking 60. lots ~ and ~. map McGraw estate 49,.
skahan M.chacl ~ Noble Briggs. jth-si.
10, sa map Wakefield 2 wears. ..........--:. MO-
Frog, Louise IN Green Point Savings Bank, go
33d-st s34 II W Of 2i-ave. y"ar.......... ~"
1-ohin Michael J. to Max schesinger
Columbus-ave lots IL and ". map OF Downing
3
Van Ingen Edward H. and wife TO Moses
Pyne another. trustees, u 4oth-st. 2iso 800 90.
" Of Gth-ave. years I-1O
Yates War X the irish Emlgrant Society, -
BUILDING PLANS PILED.
The following plans for new buildings and alterations
fled Yesterday.
New buildings:
Moffave and Pond Place. corner. tw0story
frame dwelling hy T. j Mcl'uskey. q No GO o.. ~
l2th-st 80 s37 East one-story wagon room.
brick. by II Deii-, OF No cf' East i2ihst...'.' wv
Willis-ave Nos PIG and 2is. BY Hugo sier. 70 900
two ive-story brick and basement 5000
iOsth-si s. 1876 n ~ Columbusave. bv bern-
hemer a. Schmid 90 two-story brick work A.
shop .......-......s ''''''''''''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20

40 HELP FOR THE STRANDED NEGROES.
vasb,nston. Sept. le-The 400 stranded negroes at
Ea0a pass Tex will have to remain in that
nelghborhood unless they find means outside OF 'he
United States Government with which to return 10
their homes in Alabama The Collector OF customs
~ Eagle Pass was informed to-day by Actihs
Secretary Hamlin. year or more aso uaxico
The colonization scheme failed and the negrOes
raaoheJ Eagie pass on their homeward tourney.
1rsa-a 49, were attacked by smallpox. $50 being
stricken with the disease and many dying ,,na ar
disease has been eradicated but tne Do
o. have become panic-stricken. FOR they nave ue
lined orrers OF good homes and fair wages on
large ranches near Eagle Pass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
FLATS TO LET-Unfurnishe IL

A CHOICE apartment in select neighbor-
hood. rooms. bath. buffers pantry
steam heat. hall boy. every room has direct
light. Apply 10 JaniiOr on premises. 81
West S:d-st.
AT THE KNICKERBOCKER. 247 Fifth
ave.-Fine apartments; four bedrooms Tor
family. Inquire on premises
EDTNBORO 200 West I03d-st.-Steam
heat. elevator hot water. gas. range {;
<lD 20 stu. with or without board.
STEVENS. Colrmbu.-ave.. corner v3d-st.
THE MAIDS IN
- Madison-ave.. opposite square. Apart
ments On suite and single UNFINISHED or
furnished.
JTH-AVE. No. LOIS tcorner s6th-sU.-
Elegant apartments. facing Park; So 10
500 FRED. STONE. 90 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED. A furnished house. In The
neighbOrhood Of 10Th or JJth SITS. by
email family FOR the winter. Address. with
all particulars. j. PIERREPONT Ed
WARDS Bar Harhor. Ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES AND PONIES boarded. with
grain and good care: medical attention
free. Address DIR. q. C. JACKSON. +. o.
BOX l6l. Jamaica, Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20

GARDENER. BY q single young man as
gardener and TO make himself generally
useful understands all kinds Of green
houses has the best Of references. Address
for 2 days. y. J.. 30 West End-ave.
GARDENER. herman. married. no fam
lily: learned gardener expert under
glass and outdoor gardening: long expert
i4I East 5oth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
FOR SALE.

A--A.-A.-A 80 ENerythhs WEEKi,Y
FINE 81 DOWN - .s..ss "A. :
DIAMONDS. No trash. Call or aa'fs pnom =
WATCHES CO.. Z Maiden Lane 49,
AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-stD seeeno 1uiiS
wood and iron working D.en" IA sx.
guaranteed; machinery nontn' as Mad.
ehAnxsa. GEORGE Is EpD''
sOr-st
AT TITLES TOOL STORE. 80 r'. .soa,
>. Nex-York workshop mAchin.r' e,cIi
power. list FREE: Wool tnc,,batOrs
saws. designs and fancy WOODS
end brooders In operation 1000
FOR sALE.-A fIe Of The Sew- J. D nsr, At
bune for 30 years. whole or sns ns'ays.
81 vol MONTGOMERY. s's "'''"
Brooklyn. y. y. ----------
FOR SALE Three long tei"r an I'.rinx.
sale cheap. V. ii. M i'"
ton-eve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
GUESTS At LEADING HOTELS

The business done by the leading hotels Yesterday
was OF satisfactory character The arrivals We're
numerous and included many prominent people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20

GARDENER. Single. thoroughly under
stands his business in greenhouses and
all outdoor gardening In general good ref
erenees. G.. 236 East it,h-st.. care Of N.
VI schmidt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
ilnfnrnisbeo Rooms 90 Eet.

HOTEL. BEREsFORD. corner sistst and Central Pari
III West-One very choice come suite. ant
hath from October lr also. Iite Of four an'
bath all rooms outside and fronting both Central Pari
Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ONE LOT in Trinity Cemetery for sale
size. lJx3O. no intermsnt. KARStH.
Stn-ava corner 4Iat-~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MoNrCLAIR. Residence
properties. all kinds; sale or rent
Tubs 4 TAYLOR. s Beeknan-st
FARMS. FARMS. FARMs.-Choice West
chester County farms and acreage. INV
ING. 3iJ Madison-ave.. corner 42dT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
~-~------ -
Country.
MONTcLAIR. Choice lots centrally To-
Gated Mountain and Hillside aves. \.
X. WOLFE
ORANGE MOUNTAIN SIDE. Orange. y.
j.. choice situation. summer and winter
home. for sale TO close an estate. fine large
substantial brick residence. stables. green
houses and ~ scres VI attractive grounds:
surrounding neighborhOod unexception-
abe. extensive views and accessible by
macadamizei roads reservoir and city
supply 81 water. entire at $4,000 or sub
divided at less cost EDW. r. HAMIL-
ION CO., W Broadway.
sseD WILL. Buy q beautiful. home. 40
acres house. ~ rooms barns, etc. !;
shade and all fruits. sof, water. also
building site. extensive view. fine locs-
ton. all near depot. VIII be sold cheap.
III. Box i2i. Somsrvl.ie y T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-20
60 Get for Business pnrpcsss.

At LOWER RENTs-BrIIDlSGs, STORES ~ ~, -
"A and Offices let on Chamber spIue'ip orT nIsce
Ir,,,,on rohn Maiden lane. Dey, barclay fark piscr
f,rx row Nassau william Cots. Gin Pearl WAFER am
,a.x cher streets. rutland WHITING. o Beck
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-24
Notice :!

NORTH CARoIIsA.
Halifax County. ( Superior Court.
Noah Biggs and w A Dunn. trustee.
Martha Pope, Alice N Pope, Geo. T..
Pope. Maynard Pope, Patty Pore, Paul
+. Pope, Eugene Pope, Bloun; Pope,
Jack Keel and wife Claude, ". H.
ki;ctin and l.. 6. Harper. the laid
Patty Pope and Blount Pope by their
guardian ad Item, r.. l.. Travis.
~ virtue 81 power conferred upon
me By the decree of the Superior court
for SAID comfy made Ia the ai,osc en-
titled action At the NOycmicr term,
1894 | -hall sell for cash az tho court
house door - aid county. OH tho first
Monday in February. 1885, being the
fourth day Of said month, tie land
fully described in the pleadings in said
action being that land known ~ the
Geo. Pope Mil place, and described in
sad pleadidg- a. that land bounded by
the lands Of John Deyereux, on the
south, on the west, by the lands Of ID.
4. Pope, on the north by the lands Of
Neptune Foreman, and containing four
hundred acres, more or le.a. Ii lie that
tract Of land near Hills old mill.
This January 2, 1898.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-24
or.er a. e.elck

The chief e,ll. in,ry.lu-cd wcr~ To
provide 81 .'uiy Z srcal mustc IN
public ~-h..'. - provide ior rv'arm.
a;oe ie- youus caminsl. 20 raise
Joint soirci oaunigtec ou r~srrnchu,rni.
- .upP,y .hec- - iamsic. e charitable
institutions. - provide Sc labelling
and marking oonslci made r....
There IA. debate IN TIC bil 20 ~
stow & pcr c-n, a, ~" legal raso q
interest I, simply scYcAl. tho clause
allowing pcr cent - - charged by
special coutrac; and lcasc. lilo remain.
der Of tho Ian a. at present
Eaor; was made b, ~ens'of Moody
Ia amend Inc btu - that s pcr cent
-hall 10 the legal rate ami that : p~r
cent may 10 charged aad Tia; the
penalty Tor u.ury shall IL. fine or i'm
pri-onmcni or both.
The discussion was chiefly upon this
matter Il penalties.
The bin va. finally made a special
order 'or "Wednesday.
HousK-Iho Hcu-c met at Z O'Clock.
The Judiciary conmit,c. rcror '-d
untayofahly on the bill 10 reduce tho
marriage license 10 $50
A resolution Was adopi",! requesting
the Judiciary COMMITTEES a. prepare
bill extending the jurisdiction OF mag.
istra,e- ~ n To cove larceny. shsnd-
onment OF families al ,rnica,icn and
adultery.
The resolution by ~ EWarg wa
adopted, calling for iniorG-aslaa &c
earding the number 81 clerks and en-
ployc..
Mr. Ewart said II was charged that
this Legislature had an army of em-
ploye.-many more than were necessary
and il Was desired Ia know II tho
charges were true.
THE DENocRAT makes these CON
, den-ed reports from the dailics, mostly
condensing from the Nous e. ObserreT +.
. but sometimes from the w ilmingtou
| Mrssenqcr.-EpIroR DraocRATl
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-24

The Speaker announced number
Of committees and the House adjourn
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05
RAILROAD CoMnIssIoN WINS
Case Decided BY the Oregon Supreme
Court.

The state supreme court today de-
cided a number of important cases and
adjourned to September 2, 1895.
Among other cases decided are the
following:
G. w, Vedder appellant, vs.. Marion
county, respondent-former opinion
adhered to. Opinion by Wolyerton z,
Bean, G. J., dissenting.
A. Bush app. We. s z. Mitchell ct al,
resp-appeal from Marion county. Ap-
peal dismissed, Opinion-per curiam.
James B. Eddy resp, We H. r Kin
caid app appeal from Marion. Judg-
ment affirmed. Opinion by Bean G. J.
The court sustains Judge Hewitt IN
holding that the commission can draw
its salary and Secretary Kincaid viii
now probably pay the commissioners
all back salary due them. Commis-
sioners and clerks are all in the city
holding q session.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05
WHITLEY rHE npRINrER.
He Is Philpot the Convict and his
Name Is Dennis.


Sunday morning Oficer T. D. Lin.
ton Of Eugene, arrived in this city to
meet Warden Tom McPsgue Of the
Montana penitentisry, to turn over to
that official papers for the return of
Chas. F. Philpot, alias Whitney the
spriUter. Warden McPague on his
way to Salem was prusjrated with q
severe attack of scistica, and has been
unable to transact business as he
should, but after securing the neces-
sary requisiiioh proceeded to Eugene
with Officer Linton to get his man.
Philpat has an unexpired term OF
nearly two years to serve at Deer
Lodge for burglary, and will be taken
back forthwith. He had only about
ten months more to serve, as lie had
earned nearly year Of good time ss a
trusty. He will run no more foot races
for while.
Linton is making it trifie too in-
teresting forall sorts OF criminals at
Eugene, and even though Philpot
played his part smoothly as society
gentleman aud sport, be was not
sharp enough to carry his part for any
length of tune.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05
Mrs. E. B. McELRoY, secretar
Mordaux Bound Over.

r. 6. Mordaux, the young burglar,
who was arrested in Salem, Friday
night, by Policeman Bert Savage, with
a lot of stolen property on his person,
was taken to Gervais on the 2:20 local
Saturday afternoon for preliminary
hearing before Justice Assman. Police
man Bert Savage went down as a wit
ness anu Attorney Parks as deputy
district attorney to prosecute the case,
but the services of these gentlemen
were not needed for when Mordaux
was arraigned in the justice court he
waived examination and asked what
his bond was. Justice Assman fixed
his bond at $500 in default of which he
was returned Saturday night and
placed in the county Jail. Constable
Victor Cambas returned to Gervais on
the O'Clock local Sunday morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05
The Northern Route.

Are you going East? Have you De
cided which route you will take? l.
you know the Northern Pacific il
only line running Upholstered Tours
Sleepers direct from Portland to Il
East without change or delay? ID
you know this is the only line ruuniui
elegant dining cars from Portland
the East Do you know that th's
extra accommodations are given pa
sengers without any higher rates thar
via inferior lines? Do you know thH
you do not have to jump out at or
O'Clock in the morning on this line foi
breakfast and only have fifteen o
twenty minutes in which to gulp j.
down? Do you know the Norther'
Pacific is the scenic trans-continents
line of America? Do you know yol
can travel as cheaply via this line al
via inferior routes?
Call on or write US for additional in
formation, which will be cheerfully
given you.
THOs. WATT d Co.,
266 Commercial st. Salem Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05
Com mplimentarv Words.

At the regular monthly meeting Of
the board of managers of the Orphans
Home, held Thursday, August /, the
following preamble and resolutions
we're unanimously adopted.
Whereas, Having learned that DR..
l.. l.. Rowland will soon close his
'abors ss superintendent of the Oregon
state Insane asylum, therefore be it
Resolved, BY the board of managers
If the Orphans Home, that our sincere
hanks are due and we take great
pleasure in rendering the same to Dr.
Rowland for his kind and constant as
sistance in furnishing medical aid free
of cost, and in numerous instances
contributing to the needs of the home
by material and voluntary aid,
Resolved, That we will always re
member with gratitude the interest he.
has ever taken in the prosperity and
advancement Of the homeless and help.
less children placed in our care.
Resolved, That he carries with him
on leaving the position which he has
80 satisfactorily filled, our earnest good
wishes and we most heartily wish him
success in his future work in life.
Resolved, That our secretary be re-
quested to trans NIT to him copy of
the preamble and resolutions adopted
on this occasion.
MRS. JOHN MINTO,
President,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05
Coming 20 Salem.

The otiiee of the state board Of h0rti-
culture, which has been located la the
Chamber Of Commerce building nj
Portland for the past Two years, aud 10
this city since the board was organized,
IL to be removed 10 Salem tomorrow,
aud will hsDeeforth hs Ia the capitol
building. The new board has decided
on the removal, ostensibly ~ least, la
the Interests of economy, as no rent
will have 10 bs paid for quarters la the
slAle bulldInR.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05
NOT CONTENT

10 eATfy oyer any 0f our summer
noodn. W,ll notice the prices,
4 b cls. will buy ladies 10 ct.. vest,
10 ois. will buy ladies zoo, west.
10 ols, . ysId-a Tow pieces Of llght
oolOfs IA Princess dnok, Going
fast.
% 60. will boy any u ouT ladies shlri
Wslsls wegih 70 cis, and ~,
fl.16 Will boy . mans lan she's, laos ~
oonsTeas a fsw lsft. They arc
w0nh $500
n ulll bay . psiT ~ shiis eAnssss
oEfofd's Jusi ihs iblDs fog hot
2eaihefi
~ o,s. siFsw bets fog hop piehsIs sud
hsTffsifls.
N ole. ~ = sossd gulii oo'ia ipi
llflna ais pglf4 llsi ellh yon, We as
ltaasls lp iVs pflees,
OUM hYFfiAfflilh,
l|ls alaa hsss ~ iigts, a a o. teiseie,
Faslffe "a Elefts -.
VILLA hlifla a 90.
4hs eaah Ivy ueails. pleiblhs she
|l'ps feusf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05

New RenaIr shnn.

Mr. William Mitchell, VI Portland,
Or, has opened up a general repair
shop al the "impeiia" Blcy Gle agene,
nj 2ss Commercial st,sel and IL ow
prepared 10 do all kinds bieycle nd
general repairing, including mHL ny
Keys, IrpainuR and recovering ms
hrelias, etc. Especial sttsnilDu ill
be given 10 the making ~ all kinds OF
electrical machines aad mudti makif X.
Satisfaction guaTantfel nH al Ark.
thafses aiws5s feas pAl.r. 7 - 6t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05

JASE.-After unprecedented runs of
jne hundred nights and oyer, in the
rinclpal cities of the country, the
overs of droll, humorous and ridicu-
GUS comedy still eagerly watch for the
coming Of Jane" to give her an ova.
ion such as none other has received.
Jane" has not only been successful in
America, she has also been an Euro
'ean success, having been presented for
,Ver 400 nights In Paris, and over 800
nights In London. In "Jane" Mr..
Frohmsn has secured comedy, whose
career will be long and successful and
it is doubtful If any comedy can ever
take its place In the mind Of the pub
lie, to which it has become at present,
part and parcel Ofits existence. "JsBe"
will be present at Reeds opera house
Wednesday evening, August 7, and
for the first time in its history, will be
seen at prices less than 81.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05

BEATTY IS DIsCHARaED.-The jury
empaneled Saturday afternoon to de-
eide whether II. l.. Beatty was guilty
OF beating horse with club, consisted
of: Messrs. Chas. A. Gray, G. l..
Keller, J. H. Campbell, o. II. Fay,
Geo. Hoeye and Jacob Leidinger.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney A. o.
Condit conducted the prosecution and
J. H. McNary appeared for the defend.
ant. A large number Of witnesses
were examined, the evidence given
going TO show that the case was one Of
mistaken identity--that the wrong
man had been arrested. The case was
given to the jury about o'clock who
brought In q verdict Of mot guilty"
shortly after. The case against Albert
Beatty charged with the same offense
was dismissed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05
Police Court.

Recorder Edes gave two bobos
the usual dose this morning.
Two drunks were also brought before
Recorder Edes this morning one OF
whom went 10 Jail Ia default ofa 80
fine. The other gentleman who im
bibed too freely, Is a negro cook trayel'
Ing with the Great Wallace Shows,
who contributed = small sum towards
the ciiy's support.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05
PERSONALS.

F. w. settlemier Of Woodburn, is ln
the city.
Alderman Thos. Kay returned from
Newport today.
ZdR RDsendorf, of Independence, was
in Salem today.
Banker E.P. Mccormack returned
from R6tseaside today.
Gen. H. B. Compson came up from
Portland on the morning local.
DIR. w. 8. Morse aud F. X. Lovel
returned today from Newport.
f. Hofer and family are home fron
q months outing at Newport.
II. ID. Patton, the book dealer, visited
with friends in Portland Sunday.
Mr.. Jake Fetzsr and wife, of Inde
pendence, were In Salem today.
A. Mcfarland, the Turner livery
nnau, came down to Salem today.
Eugene Breyman today came owe
from his family camp at Newport,
Jas. B. Eddy OF the Oregon railroad
commission. arrived in the city today.
H. s. Jordan Of the State Insurance
company, spent Sunday at Wilhoit
Springs.
state Treasurer Phil Metchan re-
turned from Portland where he spent
Bunday.
A. 1. Wagner and Daughter Emma
OF Hotel Willamette, are home from
Newport.
w. Fl. Rlddell and family Of Yew
Park, left this morning for an outing
ut Neskowin.
II. ]. Singleton returned to Portland
this morning after Sunday visit with
Salem friends.
J. L. Bowman, travelling salesman
for the Salem Wooien Mill store. spent
Sunday In Portland.
Clarence Van Patton returned to
Chemawa this morning after Sunday
visst with his family in this city.
J. n. Albert, accompanied by bis
brother, George and wife, spent Sum-
day At Mehama, driving over Saturday
night.
Dr. ID. A. Paine, superintendent OF
the state insane asylum, returned today
from Eugene where he closed out some
busIness.
John Farrar and Percy ]. Beamer
left on the 8 o'clock overlkn Sunday
mornIng for Alaska, where they will
rustlcate for two weeks.
County Recorder Frank 3. Watets
returned to his post OF duty today, very
reluctant TO leave his wife and that
boy who are hourishing At the seaside
supreme Judge G. +. Wolverton is
Ia the city. Judge Wolverton states
that supreme court will take a vaca'
tion OF month, befiinning Monday
or Tuesday. ALBANY Herald.
Mr. aud Mrs. q. Steiner, Misses
AIlce, Florence and Lille Steiner, Mrs.
Hauensteln, sister Of Mr.. Steiner, from
Ohio, with her children, and DR.. T. l..
Golden left today for camp on the
Lite Nestucca.
County Judge Norlhup Of Portland
WAS In the city today fer a few mo-
menls He says there are only about
A2D.0O0 taxes due the state from Multi.
nomah county. He has made 70
mAFkable record In that respect, and ID
giving that county grand service ~
ndge.
kiias Mabel Virgins Of Eureka,
Kansas, who has bsen visiting her
brother, ". A. wlggips, the past weak,
went 10 Oregon CITY on the = O'clock
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05
Oregon Fruit in the East.

James NJ Kyle today heard from a
car Of peach plums shipped from Salem
to Chicago, the car leaving Sa!em July
18th. The fruit arrived perfectly sound
and sold at sight. From telegraphic
advices today the plums will net the
grower about one cent per pound on
the trees.
This car was handled by the Oregon
Fruit & Produce company, on commits
sion for the CandalerIa fruit farm.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05

HONEST FARMERs.-A party com
posed Of J. w. Lyons, g. IL, Chapman
and family, Eugene Brown aud fam
lily, Mr.. Larsen and family, and Mr..
Edwards and family, all Garden road
rustlers, left today for Newport, to
camp for the balances OF the month.
Mrs. Lyons and Grandma Chase go by
train Thursday, and the ONE CENT
DAILY will follow every day. That
crowd will have good time II anyone
on earth can.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05

Cool PLAoR. The new park ~ .hs
ena Of the little oar lins 10 one Of the
ooeisst plHoes 10 be found near salem.
A iins opportunity " visit the park
viii bs neat "Wednesday evening. "
which llms the younE people of the
congregational church will give .
s,iolal, Refreshments viii bs served,
00Od music,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-05

BADLY INJURED.-John Duff a
colored man In the employ of the Great
Wallace Shows, while drunk fell down
from the top Of camel car at the
Southern Pacific passenger depot late
last night. He was brought down
town this morning and DR.. Byrd at
tended the unfortunate man. II wac
found that his left shoulder had been
dislocatsd and his left eye badly
mashed besides sustaining numerous
other bruises.