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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-06-05

Pure blood means good health. De-
Wits Sarsaparilla purihes the blood,
cures Eruptlons. Eczema, Scrofula. and
all diseases arising from impure blood.
Chas. Rogers.
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The two Oldest active bankers In De-
troit are Albert ives and James f. JOY,
who are almost So years old.
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The young khedive Of Egypt is said TO
be an excellent amateur musician.
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WEEKLY.

Sent by mail per year. 50 in advance,
postage free, to subscribers,
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.
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ROYAL Baking Powder

ms DteH HW0Tutu HIBHtoI
honOrs at every worlds fair
where exhibited.
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Notice is hereby given that on Monday.
the ath day OF June. A. d. 1896. nj the
hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. OF said day, in
'front.' OF ana at the court house door in
the city OF Astoria, In said county and
state, I shall proceed to sell tho 1bovo-
described real estate at public auction
to the highest bidder for cnsh I'm limited
states gold coin at time Of sale subject
to redemption, to satisfy the warrant.
costs and all accrulng costs.
'signed) JAMES W. HARE,
sherlfr OF Clatsop County and ex-oaioIo
Tax Collector.
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Beach c. l.. lots 20. ~ blk. 81.
Astor Add'n to Astoria: lots
rs, blk. ,. North Add'n as laid
out and recorded by r., A.
NOVt.a II.
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STONE w, A. lotA 10, 49, Nix 10,
Railway addition 10 AstorIn, 2ac
Stuart, d. NJ. lots II. 20, hlk. I.
Hustler's Astoria. ns laid out
and recorded by Astoria Invest
ment Co. 2oc......... ..........
Suter. Daniel. begin Mt intersec-
tlon of g. line Of Fourth st.,
with W line OF n ri. Of Chel-
sea Railroad addition to As
torla, thence westerly along
said g. line Of Fourth st. 200
IT,. thence southerly md parnl-
lei with said u at. 2n9 H..
ensterly and parallel with said
Fourth st. 300 n. TO westerly
line Of d st.. thence northerlv
along westerly line of d. At. TO
beginning Sec. p, T. 3 ~, r.
10 W. mere. 5lc.
Swensen, N. F.. lot I. blk. q, Alder
brook. B.G........... ............
Taylor, Robert A., s.w. v Sec. o.
n. z ~, n. W., 1G0 acres, s9.Gi
Taylor, Sophia, tide land In Secs
%, 2G, r. N, r. . w, 5.03
acres, 833,n".... .........,..
Thatcher, Annie t., lots II, 10, blk.
7, Elk Creek Beach No. /, M
laid out and recorded by Paul
-. Hickman. 5c................
Thompson, IT. c., lots q. 2S, % 30,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
NEW RrLEN EOR ST. DY.

William H. Maxwell. Superintendent Of Pubic
instruction. yesterday sent around to an tho
schools of the city syllabus Of work an Ihysioosy
and hygiene for the grammar and primary -rad'-
This gives the studies that must be- attended 10
in each grade and names the books from which
the teachers select With 1t ne also sent out
a circular relating the effects Of alcoholic drinks
and other narcotics. i'm connection with physiology
and hygiene. which says that i'm the seventh pri-
mary grad there shall he One lesson of fifteen mill
uies every week In primary grades from ia" sixth
10 the third. inclusive ten lessons of hftesa iniD
ufes each i'm each term. and IN the first aud SEC Ond
primary grades and every grammar grade ht,s"n
lessons Of fifteen minutes zach. each term Zinc
time devoted 20 these lessons shall Dee taken from
the time designated in the present general course
o study unassigned.
At the close work the first grammar
grade there will De animation in this auO-
feet the questions for which Will be sent 10 each
grammar school from IA" office of TIA" Supcflnt' ma.
ent Of Public Instruction. Az the penalty for ;ai-
ure TO comply with this law is 80 severe e"cu
principal and branch principal will b" held TO
rigid accountability for the execution OF the pro-
visions OF this circular and will b. required 70 make
a statement before the lose Of the school N'ar
that they have been fully compiled with IN e',Iy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

city Works Commissioner Willis made these ap-
pontments yesterday: E NJ. G. Thompson. in
spector OF construction Of building. Engineers
Bureau 81 n day. r. j.. Smith and Philip Albohm.
jr. chainmen. at s. - day.
Commissioner Willis made this entry on the min
uie book Of tho Department of CITY works yester-
day. IT is ordered that the heads OF the various
bureaus Of the department exercise due vigilance IN
recurring from the employees under their control a
r;u measure OF efficient service. said heads Of
bureaus will be hold strictly to account for any IN
efficiency on the part OF their suhordinaies
John Cummings sixty years old. was found dead
in his bed Yesterday morning at 80. 7"9 Fifth-av".
y, hore he occupied furnished room His landlady
Matilda NcNay. was attracted by tho smell or gas
from the room The gas was turned on 1ul lo''e'
hut she thinks il Was case o. accidental dea'h
Ills trousers were hanging on the gas MIXTURE ana
In uutting them there he may have turned the KEY
Commissioner John II Rurtis Of the Charities De
rartmenf is on his way nome from Europe on the
Ia r,t,,rq Ar,oricau steamer Persia. He VIII profa-
hlv reach his office October a. There IS llkely 10
he Fun when he gets there over the S47"W taken n!
Controller Palmer and transferred 10 another ac-
count so thai It could moi be used for the NO"
buildings in FIatbush. The Commissioner has heard
of the affair 10y letter
The first arrest on Police Commissioner Welles's
o-der regarding the enforcement OF the city ordi-
nance against fireworks took place on THURSDAY
night The man was Daniel Carr member OF n
trolley party He was arrested by Patroimah v
nan and arraiened before Justice Teale' IN the
Mvrtle Avenue Police Court yesterday. lie vas
fined SO which he paid
..rbs Uncertainties OF Young WOmanhood' Will he
the subject of the Rev j. r. carsons sermon In the
Central Presbyterian Church, Tompkins ana VII
,o,,obt- ayes tomorrow evening at 40 O'Clock
This will be the last sermon In the present series
for young people
Judgment was entered in the Supreme Court
,..s,erdav in favor Of Mary Mcbride and against
,rbereea Dav known as Theresa Day. Justice
smith held that d deed made on January 20 ls'i'
connecting property Eighth-ave. ana rorty-
oigbth-st New Utrecht, from the plalhtiT 70 the
defendant. was null and void. and directed re-
conveyance OF the property
Tho Rev william Dallam Morgan. for the last
.u, ,oars assistant to the Rev. DR.. William Dame
,ec,or OF Memorial Protestant Episcopal 'hurch
has accepted a call as assistant 10 the NV ~ ~
tnur y Kiusolving rector OF Christ Church IN
,,l,nton-st He will enter upon his duties ABOUT &c
toher Mr. Morgan IL a nephew OF the late heV.
r,r Ivttieton J. Morgan. wel-known Methodls'
mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26

offence OF which they are accused was tna' VI
claiming I'm prohibited waters. - 49,, "a
Or. James T. Cooley, q Glen Cove. nas p ~. hs
has filed for the last three years. x.~..
+. r Ladew OF New-Y York. whose summer .oa"
Is an Elslnore Glen Cove landing secured NUMBER
OF premiums at the county fair ms sptcid''e" ''s
in the floral and stock departments H.. 49, 81.
south side OF the island TO Glen Cove Sea I'm OF
Oyster Bay not likely 10 repeat me ILL.,.
are not in good shape for wheeling. those from Glen
Head TO Glen Cove being particularly PAD An esi-
nest EFFORT is being made to have them put In better
shape -,, r,xo.h,,
terrain Church gave an enjoyable fair and festVai
on Monday last The proceeds will be devoted 70
church work The women VIII soon begin 10 hsFe
their fortnightly bean suppers. which were such
success last winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
FREEPORT.

The Christian Endeayor prayer service In tho
Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening VIII 10
led by II. A. Robinson. and the Epworth League
by Walter r. COZzens.
William Peasell and Jesse Bedel have entered
Pratt Institute for in the business depart
ment.
Next Tuesday evening a meeting for the purpose
OF organizing a stringed orchestra will be held At
the home Of 4. Y. Baldwin. .nO
Howard Randall is building handsome cottage In
Colonial style on Lena-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram r. Lowde1. who have Dcen
spending the summer here Will return 10 Brooklyn
The orai orio Ruth" to be given In the Methodist
Episcopal Church next WEDNESDAY evening" ,o oy
OF music from this and surrounding villages ne
soolsls will be Marvin. Mrs. II. h smith coniT,a a
Van Riper soprano, Boaz. Jere f. Brown oarytone
Mckinley and Hobart club was oLganizei1 ;ast
President. r II. Maryland: vice -presdents. James w.
Cheshire Joseph Brothetdge John smith Sn aa,s
secretary Ernest ; Randall; treasurer, ANN Jonn--
Morrison and George Mole Finance Committee. VIII
lam S Hall. W. y. Cozzens and d Morrison. l.
hold its installation exercises and make preparations
for a meeting and banner-ra ,,.
have returned 10 Brooklyn for the winter
The failure OF the taxpayers 10 appropriate neces
considerable discussion among thu business men
The preseni officers are Ionn DnpS Enforcing the
village ordinances and protecting property Inc acn
OF funds Will IN all DrOpaDlltN nave = teHn'nNy
toward a relaxation Of their vigilance and cause
disregard OF the Jaw by some individuals - A..
William 5. Hall will conduct the services III '"e
Methodist Episcopal Church Tomorrow;
The Queens County Y. P S G. T. will meet mere
on Sunday. October , .,..
A district meeting Of the Won ans Foreign Mis-
sionnry Society will take place on Friday next III
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The public school teachers will give an entertain-
and festival for the benefit OF the library IN
Assembly Hall. the evening OF Election Day. NO
vember 3.
Daniel Ramp is erecting dwelling -house and
tore I'm Seaman-ave.
Officers OF the Independent order OF Good Temp
lars will be installed next Tuesday evening Alter
the installation a supper will be served
A resolution adopted that all property owners
who failed TO build sidewalks in front OF their prop
erty in compliance with previous order or the
board je Informed that the work VIII he done by the
trustees and the same charged against the prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
THE WEDDING POSTPONED.
THE BRIDE WOULD not BE MARRIED TO 4
COWARD.

THE BRIDE WOULD NOT BE MARRIED TO 4
COWARD
Paterson Sept. o 'SpcciaD.-A loud knocking Al
the door of the Dublin" Courthouse. about L
o.clock last night reused all tho noighbors VINO
looked ont and saw hareheaded woman ana q
man calling upon Justice canning. The woman
carried a pail and handful OF preizcls Justice
Canning In a snowy drcssing-eown. appeared on
the doorstep and asked what was wanted.
Tell uin phwat ycz want PAT" cried tho wom-
an pushing the man forward into oh" dark hall
way Sure there's nothiu AZ all to be feared or
dear"
Pat remained bashful until the tim pail throat
cned 10 be j4hhcd through his ribs Judge. said
he desperately ITS tho Wildly Griffin. and ye
know M. Kin ye make her MIS-. Donohue quick
without further order
81 can't do II tonight. ON" h"'k "H'H H""
are sober" said the hitcrinC Justice" .
PAT was inclined 20 20 away. bur th" widow h'id
him They were threatened with arrest. hui they
porched upon the stairs and vowed they would
stay there until morning unless th" JuStic. il"p
the knot. At last the Justices wife appeared win
broom and Douohue fled. Tn" widow tripped
over the doormat Will" in hot pursuit ana ios me
pail and prctzcl~ which wrr" seized as souvenirs
bv ihe Justice This morning tho bird" returned ~"
declare the ceremony indefinitely postponed. she
said she would not hc married to "a coward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
ANITYNILLE.

Mrs Drake who was stricken with a severe st.
tack Of epilepsy last week, is recovering.
NJ. and Mrs Jacob Pearsall. old and esteemed
residents Of this place, are seriously i'll a. their
home. East Amtyvine.
Frederick B. Powell. Eugene ve.sor and William
Denton have been elected delegates TO the Repub-
can County Convention which meets at Riverhedd
on September %
4 varied and interesting programme Wa given IN
which all who took part acquitted themG0ves cred
The local lodge Of the J. o. {. A. NJ lroo beach
party recently. in which about sixty took part. The
lodge is a fourishng one having membership OF
Clarence Duryea son Of Stephen Duryea who died
at Long Branch. Of tho most popular young
men of this place Tie tWenty-fOur years old.
graphic business The body was buried at Bay
Shore. go o.
A dispute has arisen the bill Of the Water Conn
pany for &2 for putting in extra hydrant for use
In the special hose race Tournament Day. The
Fire Department officials that the charge ~ ex-
orbitant and call for reduction before II VIII De
paid. -, -. -.
Fountains Pavilion on Wednesday evening. ABOUT
one hundred present, and music was supplied ny
Bishops Orchestra. -.
The cool weather which began on Tuesday drove me
small colony Of city guests home and the village mas
now practically settled down 10 its normal winter
state Among those who vacated their cottages are
lanes G blake Willard F. Griffith. ". ". Huise,
charles Smith William 7 Boone, Georse scharo'
William Dietz and A. ". HaT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.

That Carrie Eckort. the young girl who was ar
rested charged with attempting 70 set fire 10 Mott
Smiths home has no connection with the otner
fires occurring here is almost established fact
The buildings destroyed all in remote parts OF
the village most Of them unoccupied ana me CIR
cumstances would indicate that the incendarles
nos .e,sed shire ydness hardly possible to be found
I'm a person so young Miss Eckert. who Is ON!
fifteen years old. Detective Shelly. who Is the
night vatchrnan is constantly working up cleWs,
bu; AS vet has not succeeded in making any more
arrests The general opinion Is that me Nr'S are
Tho work of professionals who are plying ihe!i No-
cation I'm the hopes Of securing pootA ny iop III T.
social meeting of the EpwOrth League Will he
hold in the church parOrf next Iu .Saay c.tnli,,S
Th, ladies' Aid Society will meet at Mrs, Charles
Gribanl's house Springfield. next Wednesday.
Ti affernoon he cake sale CT the Kings Daugh
{, viii take plare at the rcctory OF the Church OF
Mis- cecilia Elchbauer returned or Monday to
N0rthWestera University At evanston Ill., from
captain and Yrs r. r Whte nave returned from
rre pn a4iS chs has eeced john S Church
president: w r. Holdsworth. vice-presldent' fraMK
shapter. Alfred f. Ives W. J.. Rankin. trustees
Rooms have been fitted up in W u '9nnels sto !,
NJ M,iide Raymond OF Riverside Park by In
I'D friends Who rode there on bicycles and Were
dre.sed In fancy costumes The house and grounds
we're Illuminated with Japanese lanterns. anu tnr
r,onv hirvcles arranged artlstically the piazza
iSf,cd n nlaasing Effect The evening was spent
IN games ana charades. Mrs. Edgar Skidmore. OF
Brooklyn rccited. and others gave vocal Seiec-
Aihcnaeum Hall has been engaged for the fair
Of the church Of the Ascension whien WI DC heIn
on October and ) Entertainments VIII De gwen
Tho bowling alleys will be opened for the season
OF The Ladies Social circle will be entertained by
Mrs LINES Mapses on ITfiGaY sunsrnenden
~ tho Seney Hospital BROOKLYN will preach I'm St
Marks church tomorrow. \ rally service VIII be
MI. Tho Prosb1fcrian Church at Ocean Side will cele
brate its twcnty-hfth anniversary on October Sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
IN THE EASTERN DISTRICT.
MORE EXCITEMENT THAN FIRE.

pot OF tar boiled the kitchen range OF
the house OF John +. Whittier at No. 20 Rush-st..
yesterday morning and SGT fire to the place. Mrs.
Whittier. who was in the dning-room. saw the blaze
and TO the parlor floor to get her jewelry. The
doors were locked and in the excitement she had
forgotten the keys to the She returned for
them 10 the dining room. BY this time the house
was filled with smoke. and when Mrs. Whittier
reached the upper hall again she fell unconscious TO
the floor The cries Of Fire" by the passing pcdes-
trisns were heard by Or. K. l.. Graham. whose
homo is at NO. a Rush-st The physician burst In
the front door Of the Whittier house and finding
Mrs Whittier helpless the floor carried her TO the
street where she revived. An alarm WAS turned In,
and upon the arrival Of the hremen the blaze was
extingushcd. The damage amounted TO about $50.
Mrs. Whittier became hySterical after she revived.
and had 10 be put to bed The tar was being boiled
be used In work the roof Of the extension
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
AT THE EASTERN END.

DR. Thomas McCrosson. who died in CITY Island
last week was well known IN Southampton. He at
tended the academy there and af'erward taught the
north end district school He studied medicine with
the late Dr. David II. Haliock,> and WAS graduated
from the College OF Physicians and Surgeons in New
York CITY HIS wife the oldest daughter OF Will
lam D. Halsey. Of Southampton He leaves many
friends In that place.
The University Of Pennsylvania students have been
playing baseball az Sag Harbor with the Fahys nine
and at Bridge hampton with local nine They were
victors in both games. with the scores to and
20 , on last Saturday they played a game OF foot
ball the athletic grounds IN Southampton dividing
themselves into two opposing eevens affording 10
the large number OF people present an opportunity OF
seeing now football j. played college grounds In
their practice Water Mills Of their number bad
week. on the SANE day a bicycle race was run. and
George Worth. by coming out ahead became the inst
Association. be retained by the who shat win
In d certain number Of races.
Charles T. Barney's family has left Southampton
for the Adrondacks and expect 70 return m October
engaged in mission work In New-York City.
Walter Bradley professor Of mathematics at wes-
leydn University. Middietown who. with his family.
mas been spending the summer Captain Henry
Huntings. Bridgehampion. has returned home
George a. ElridEe FOR Mrs. Jackson.
end OF Long Island will be played al Brdgehampton
September % between Peconic and Brdgehampton
mines.
An opening service held in Union Chapel.
Water Mills. last Sunday A large congregation was
Arthur Newman Of Bridgehampton. oficaied
TWO medals Of the Volunteer Life-savlng Corps Of
the State OF New York were received By Miss Lizzie
r Moore and Dennis Homan. OF Rherhead last
week
bicycle club has been formed in Eas,port for tho
purpose OF keeping the bicycle path between River
head and Eastp)rt In order.
The Rev Winsow Hallock and mis- family. OF
Georgia the home OF his father-n-aw Horace
Downs. Worthwhile.
The training-shp Essex Is anchored In Peconc
Bay. OF Long Beach. with 200 cadets on board They
10 be drilled In target practice.
The family OF J. r Low. occupying Mrs. Bradys
cottage In First Neck Lane Southampton. was badly
frightened on Monday evening by some one opening
the front door and firing four i've shots into the
hall IL IL supposed 70 have been The work 81 party
OF boys
Justice II II Preston, OF Shelter Island yesterday
sentenced Clauflus Lascelle to six months In the
County jail the charge OF obtaining money
under false prctences. He was arrested last week
under the name OF Edsell s Lcre for obtaining
money from Ralph Duval. secretary of the Shelter
Island Heights Association. on a bogus check
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
CLOSING CONCERT N PROSPECT PARK

The closing concert OF the season Will he given
tomorrow afternoon IN Prospect Park. beginning
Al $3.50 o'clock The programme is rs follows:
.Of Hundred 800
Grand march Slver Recepi'n Helnes'lHiif'r ~ TITS
Overture 'Ecnont ITO ''
Diyertimento 'Mignon ..-+.H lhoHas
,Clarinei obigsto boy r. LoescherJ
Grand selection "Flying uutchman OEeqaesi agiief
C,rnef SOLO ballad. Faithful R1"cHe
" :. NJ grant.
Overture. "Jubei On "eoer
~ tho Deep robinson
J. g. Frank
r,.loraisa caprice Dudley Randolph Wake
oDrirnsIy written pianosl
v,torhore a NieEand
- = Hufchines.
"reminiscences. 'IiAfrieane M-'erf",r
Two marches -
dedicated % General \. q. KENYON
a., "Aogis" Uupfcr's shield. ...-... Afr'i y Fohs
previously known before publication tle A - o. -
''Auid Lang Syn'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
HEMPSTEAD.

The marriage of Wright Mollineaux and Miss
Helep Ketcham. daughter Of william H. ketcham
will take place on Wednesday evening October p
The bride-elect is a society belle. and the wedding
will be largely attended.
The annual meeting OF the Epworth League was
held in the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school room
Monday evening James T.. Pearson was elected
president: Walter ~ De Nyse first vice-president;
Mrs. Mary Samms. second vlce-pres dent; Mrs. J.
W Maynard third vce-president; Mrs. James r..
Pearson. fourth Vice-Dresident Miss Sarah Schll-
ing recordins sscre,ary Or H. Smith sn core
David Blum. Of New-York city, is visiting friends
in this village
William p Miller has unfurled Mckinley and
Hobart flag upon his premises in Greenwch-st.
About $3.50 was realized from the fair Of the Kings
Mr. and Mrs Charles Gardiner Miller returned
from their wedding tour to Niagara Falls and Cam
Alfredo Noveo. Juan ventosa and Nicolas Gu
tierrez. Of Mexico arrived AZ Hampstead institute
The Rev. T. NJ Kerr. Of the Presbyterian Church
has returned from his vacation. and VIII occupy MS
s. Agatna's Guild will NEE, in Miss Clarks home
Fuion-st.. on Monday at p m g.. 49,. r,.A,
terrain Sunday-school Tomorrow afternoon
special musical programme viii be given. 49, D..
list church next Wednesday evening. The proceeds
ar for the benefit Of the library fund ,-,o,..,. %
Mrs Wellington White. formerly missionary 20
China. addressed the Woman's Missionary society
OF the Presbyterian Church .ast evening.
German Lutheran Society has been ORGANIZED
with Mrs Christopher Vogelsang hnancla. serre-
tary C. Vogelsaug secretary and j Frederick
The Floral Committee Of the Baptist Church VIII
hold 4 cake sale this afternoon , 49,,
Tire cycle club will aold a uniformed pardus neN
Wednesday evening, the las, outdoor occasion Of
' r5c c3Youeror Athletic club has reorganzed -
fo,tn3ll club for the sea SON At meeting neld on
MONDAY evening last the following officers were
: starr. ir. treasurer. Thomas 7. Rnshmore. man
acer Perry Rushmore: captain Noble W cler, ~
frs game will take place on saturday Oc'ooe' o.
"A HsnU- cad