The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1883-12-05
Around the City.

Zamloch tonight.
Go and see Zamloch tonight.
Hon. A. Ii. Mallory is in the city.
Don't fail TO see Zamloch tonight.
Zamioch Is at the head Of his profes-
sion.
4 pai- Of spectacies awaits an owner at
ihls Office.
The schooner Faplnie idele crossed out
yesterday.
Zamloch's gifts viii be on exhibition
81; Occidental hall to-day.
Jno. A. Deylin and wife returned from
san Francisco On tie last steamer.
Zamioch vouches that everybody who
goes 10 see hin tonight viii 60 again.
The Kil1ch0a begins loading salmon
TO finish cargo II FlaTeIs dock this
morning.
Zamloch gives away more prizes than
anything of the kind ever given away in
this city before.
j. Aryold has large stock of boots
aad shoes which must be sold 20 make
room. See adv.
Hiram GRAY. who recently returned
from Gait, Cal, has taken up his resi-
dence at Skipanon.
The FIectlcO0d arrived down at two
Yesterday afternoon. She brought down
some sailors for the OberOH.
The Iadcpc,dem appeared yesterday.
c. J. Curtis. the Astoria correspondent of
the Sunday Mercury, is the editor.
The Clara Parker went uD stream YES
terday afternoon TO bring the Maid Of
Orleans down from Portland to-day.
n l.,
ing Company viii hold their annual
meeting at Z J. TAYLOR Office next Mon
day.
The laie Captain John Harlow, of
Troutdale, among other bequests, left his
daughter. Mrs. 4. ii. MOrsley, of this
city. Sl,jOO.
The British bark Sarah Bell, S12, Ward,
master. 81 DAYS from Newcastle, arrived
in yesterday: the BlenGh, previously re-
ported. is also in.
The Deas' Jubilee Troupe are still in
trouble. Mr.. Bergman kindly went Sc
curity for the manager yesterday in a
bond of indemnification.
Mr.. and Mrs. Job Ross and party al
rived home from an extended trip East.
They were met and welcomed home by
large number of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Van Dusen re-
turned from their bridal tour last even
ing. 4 new and beautifully finished
house in Upper Astoria will be their fut-
ure residence.
Judge Fox united two souls with but a
single thought. two hearts that beat as
one. last evening: the marriage service
being performed for A. II. b. Dean and
Miss Addie Ray.
The Ice King has 1900 cases salmon
aboard: to-day she takes the place of the
OberoR which finished yesterday evening
and goes in the stream. The Imperial is
waiting for barge to finish.
The latest wrinkle in fashion dictums
is that diamond earrings are no longer
worn close to the ear, but are allowed to
swing slightly so that the motion will
add TO the sparkle of the gem.
Officer Beasley arrested NJ. J. Dava-
naugh last evening. He was wrathy by
reason of notice being served on him to
vaoate the premises owned 10y Mr.. Nc
Duff. and made il unpleasant for the
other members of the domicile.
There is a rumor in Portland, based
on an alleged Sioux City dispatch, that
the Northern Pacific is about TO turn
over all its express business to Wells,
Fargo 4 Co. Neither of the company s
matter.
At the new .. x. d y. dock are piled
several thousand cases Of salmon from
the West Coast, L. Y. L., Tillamook, and
other packing companies. The dock is
fast assuming complete proportions;
workmen are finishing the roof and a
large force of carpenters are at work.
Zamloch. whom the press Of two cOnti-
nents unites III praislng, appears at Occl-
dental hall this evening. You may get a
fine present. but III case You should hap
pen to draw blank you will see first
rate sleight of hand performance. Re-
served seats at Strauss New York Novel
" Store.
The old settler dispute has broken loosC
again. Wallace Sweet of Lane county
has discovered g. B. GARNER, who sees
MIR. Gobar's sixty-one years, and raises
him two. The claim is that Mr.. CARMEL
arrived IN Oregon October LIST, 1920. Mr.
u. Is entitled TO all the credit of being
the oldest inhabitant.
The Sunday Welcome saws that it hai
Just been learned that the steamer Ore
qoa ran into a schooner on the down trip
about four weeks ago. while sailing be
fore the wind, the smoke ahead obscur
ing the lights of the smaller craft
Whether damage was done the schooner
or not. the steamer did not wait TO see.
At a regular meeting of Astoria No. II
last Monday night, b. 4. Stevens tend
cred his resignation as foreman. n. vii
son, LIST assistant, will fill the position til
Mr.. Stevens successor is appointed. i
Is thought that other designations vii
follow. A fire company is just like an,
other organizations: if discipline cal
not be enforced the best results can no
be attained.
The Reed was late in getting in yester
day afternoon on account of fog in tn
river. At McIntyre's, Just below tn
mouth of the Willamette, she came il
collision with the Vancouver, neithe
boat. fortunately, sustaining any dam
age. Passengere report fog as far as Ga
Point, making navigation difficult un
dertaking. The Oregon was anchored il
the river, thereby delaying the Bonita.
JAPANESE GooDs.-E. c. Holden ha
some fine japanese goods which he wi
expose at public auction, beginnin