The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-12-08
1899.

:,.,. 1989 The air-li
The date explains all. great succt
In ten years comes the twenty first morning aft
z s. 1882 century. ney and 81
Property on Thirty third street is is beiived
quoted at S3700 front foot It is leave Iond
cheap at that price. Saturday nj
TURN ----- ka. The vi
an early Yesterdays transactions the AS spent so mu
toria clearing house aggregated S47,- than at hon
- 32629324: 274 OF the banks rep Certake the
: ;aTG TO BE BE resented. ''''''N' VIZ
! COAT Prof Mazin states that ordered here TO-DAY
by A N. the sun focus Will be set for or all renor
ms BY this peninsula, for rs degrees. The new FetC
Of false appliance works WELL and gives her first apl
general satisfaction. from Hong
farm Of hundred years ago yesterday it onera hons
rweher reported the street that John the vare
A. Devlin had sold all his Astoria Both were
We AP property TO the Seeey orothers OF voyage In
ars' wear Portland. for 100000 cash. saiaried cor
& The total number of arrivals at the gers and Ii
- leading hotels yesterday. as published made spIep
To DO in the Daily National Hotel Re fies nartcr
dIep porter, 433 occupying twenty the variety
. Apply eight pages Of that enterprising news
- paper A large
heaS The Alb employees of the post Office nassed bro
SALLY yesterday distributed 34S26 lbs of route for
90" Zi letters and 26833 lbs. second class Northern
- matter. The pneumatic tube in the railroad.
> TAKE 49h ward is reported temporarily ont stops on
yIpSar Ol repair. the ruins
So many suicides have occurred on be by the
les f the balloon lines that an agitation is they intend
70 se as going fora law to compel the lin the OF
Supern panes to spread net under the state of
neumae to catch the wOuldbe sefdestroyeTs giant on
as they fall. bay Win
n at bal State census returns show that in Nanabatta
2fV'" SIS 1888 Astoria had 16,437, 900 inhabit-
- ants. The Historian is confident SSSince the
MUSE that when the present years fVfour sI
e Ge taken, it will be found that Astoras eanzed ct1
- population exceeds 200OOOO0. The mayor
agshters There are 733 miles of electric inc The
- wires In Astoria About a century hill aDproI
70 WAIT ago the lofty poles taken down. purchase
gentle The porcelain tubes through which the menos Dass
wires at distance of six feet be- touching az
II USE, low the surface in every way sat desks wh
?, as the isfactory. front of Il
S eISqs The great tea and coffee house of cn e ammo
A. III. Blackall has found it necessary III III ! I p ~
- to establish ten more branches in oiroTTnooS
%S ~ different parts of the city. This Soo 10 ~ a.
l Jones makes hundred and eight stores t I % "
unnel ar they running in the city. + To t
'! "s my m 0' ward who
in Cuba The salmon canneres have struck co9ncn me
II selling and say that if the fishermen don't a Il
" 'PPi paysthem better than they did in 1888, ~ g l -
- they won't buy any tin and won't SoI a. ~ nv
SCRAP put out any twine They say that @0l' 'e eo'
lAiy. general strike is ordered among all pou
YOUNG the manufacturers unions the o ,o'aroUn
j 81. sta coast. I,ti,elGoa ti f; .
BOILER The old scow the Great Eastern 9p g39ip S4
more than a century ago big steam @ a. =
w , ship, down by the CtQdTder t tloi IA a' n,
nnIt 70 GOidh and sunk Queenstown, iI i I -
Asorian one day last week. The passengers 80 d.
on board the Goliah did not learn of tories, Bu
aP.PIF the casualty until the intelligence me- .
r-eieerc telephoned to them from the bow S If ~. "
vT o The descendants of Ed W. Wright occupant q
ST in the who a real estate agent in this I m
TO Prs. city in the closing years Of the 18th ii
century, held reunion at the house Tsl y dULnsi' =;
OF RE of Geo. Warren Wright last evening. I i; -; -
s act There 100 guests some ar @ u id|!
1nt 72 irving from Potosi Wisconsin by bal Sreg
----- loon, having left there at noon. They L ~ m
LITER return this morning 80 -; r'iT SI I -
The ornate fresco on the 2lst story eommttea' conn ~ '
.RGETIC of The AsTORIAN building is the s o n ie II
lady skilful work of Brush Bros. the Gel M oe S ee
81 Iay Tor ebrated painters They fresco 4 u ae
ing the elaborate Offices OF the read " 5
BE PAID ing rooms and restaurant OF THE r,.;
1 once at AsToRIANs up town building The .;1 a0o
contract for the work is S73,9S2. They ~ f a.
SIS MEN expect TO finish by the first of next d @ o. " ~
F wind storm
} CHALK One hundred years ago. to-day ara%h @ g u3%
Dairy. $4,000 was raised in this city for a se"l t T .
motor line. Those folks who a CEN Was tS nor u
tury ago strove hard for motor @ tllc Will T
line had level heads. They knew how t5 o%e5 TeJ J
so LADY such enterprises make town grow TONED und
ng a. dovn r 1t Is largely due TO the motor lines 1T
he excHr that Astoria is to-day the third largest % vi
ItheT city in the United States of 1iS states @
,se se1 Io tSa 6a and 4O00OO0OO people MATED J a
Maiden' shipoad of Chinese bibles ar S saerln I
dIhEh. rived at San Francisco last week The iI -
=, >Tpn books will be distributed throughout p9u pS III
Of Pery the country by the Chinese Mission 70 % "
realized ary society in America This society II, % -
pe mills has organized 430 Sunday schools in "2 ot
dSfrbn the United States, which attended T ie
SKTNEM, by 9SS00 boys who being re- tI al
claimed from heatheDism and hood tLf tLtls 80 @ Ii
ma s,y, lumism and taught the morality of 1 e t wa!
leans leans bali bali night paper
Nth JOHN The new electric tramway in the
Astoria Art Gallery is a big success
--- Yesterday no less than $4,000 people
>thDA1. stepped aboard the carsand made the curou
.ce round trip of the gallery 5000 feet of The ASH
100 in length By taking the tram car terday: 1t
the 3O0OOO naintinps can he seen in in. which