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ron RFN1 ROOMS.

Ir0R RENT FURNISHED ROOMS: BOAR
II Il desired. Ne. SOC 8evsnth street.
1.,oR KESf~s NICE uSFURNGsIED ROOM
1 suitable for light housekeeping, only u
hiorks from elaFiTte ca line. IN Queen Anfs
Inquire room 1, Noslin block.
NOR RKNT-FRoNI' ROOM, SECOND FIooi
L fire. hot. cold ard shower bath free 4
Madison street. between ElFhih aud Ninth
NOR REST-FuRSIsHED BEDkooa |
II private family, Apply University sired
hatween First aaa Second streets. second hoas
IroK REST-A FURNISHED ROOM VIII
Il board. II desired. fer gentlemen. Apply
2.&s0 Second street up stairs.
NOR NT~EIFQAETIY FCRNlsHB
II rooms en- suite single. by The we, /
month at the Oakland. l. SIS Front street strict
frst Glass seFtas moderate
T-0R RIM OFFICE. TWO FRONT Roos
Il en- suite ~ AZ n block. Apply al Toam (
non RENT- FURNISHED ROOMS. SORTa
II west corner Third aud Marion. Mrs BA
cack
NOR RENT-SICELY FURNISHED AICoV
Il front room with Ere and bsth No. a
Tenth ard Maia.
NOR RKST-PAktoR BEDROOM; FUR.
l. ished for Housekeeping ss John sired
North Sesfsie.
NOR RKNT-FIRsT.CI ROOMS WTM
II private family. 7ea Pike siTeet
NOR RFNT-A FURNISHED ROOM TO on
Il or two gentlemen. "a Ash street, cable
electric ear
r~OR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT Rool
J. with afe and bsths references. i-iaa Fhii
street
INoR RKNT-FuRHisaEp ASp USFui
II atxhra ROBINS in private family. Cefus
Temperance and Joan streets. one block froi
NO. ~ --------------------------
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sANfpKp--In Seattle Wednesday. November
- 80 y tae wlIe 81 Cl.rcaee HsniaFd, son
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e4NrEO- nFStk1 FtNFotrS
III ANgED- EooN AND HuAgD N PRIVATE
A@sv. A*anse = ross Iatei tSeaees
Slr ns,l NA<rgp EoR rHgEg YEARS
ERtf.9NN sg y ref ren}., 0n unimpFpYe6
"Ve' e7a2eesy A.liifess Ps==t hex =. ely
III ANfkD - DESIRABLE PGaE og
safaa ~ Sss5ste us ~htea ia esila
bHs.sa oUsr VFitstnsis ntEt answer,
AsaS FrTytse losaE.aa sua saaasg Ssslga ils sTo8
ta ssesusi e. fas es3
NANTkp ~TEAbE FpB SEATTLE FkaF'
- era. 5.st srea Eayu4 aH fFieeE '@ aHFeS
HAras hsisoss nav }sstaFv} hoats e.Ahle
0s utaF srhass- isFrA su3 Fe5seisttiscf
sFN EaFthsF particulars NFiss FaX ,.
- =. N hsrulan eA.g1l. w.
EMPLOYMENT H4NTfD~ FEGstG
II AA1kU- EaFtGlMkSE FNu EXFERt
ssest s. sis uahf WnsS - asg ~ Ssek
49, s. Sa yvkn siHees
II 4At&8+-l.N A WIDOW Lazy A s5TU&'
t-,3-i 2s baass Ssfstf e. uNe s1T fN0 sNet g
80 eestcEAua sa or5iussF hs1NeassH. 81
rs : - Gam tTsss igtel geneFs
AhsG> WaNfINss pAE~sNAAt$0 ANp
= Eso Hs ions az gt.ets aamSss r}TNte
Nas IS cssEaee s>csas3 &E8 kateSEsstg
IL ASTKn-s3Tf Ar1aN A. sEANsIATSs *
=. ssttaia tsasssF. IA! 81 - AtEata SsEsci,
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w anted..
woodEmen. so % SO.
Wood choppers. 81 = per cord.
loo cords cotton wood bolts. 81 50 cord
Farm hands. 80 per month.
saw.miu men, &C per month. winters ioh
mo bookkespers % Eastern clerks wAnte14
FOR SALE.
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uTANTEB-PARTy IL SEATTLE TO TAI
~ exclusive agency for King cogaiy i0r !
Merton dsor check aud spFiug: also the PTesss
tEaUkiess door hangers carpenter % eoutFss
preferred Address Eastman, fostfBielligenE
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KTED-ESEaGETIC PERSONS TO II
w ploy their time 20 their p eHniAry
vantage; no canxGsslng call from II 20 2 ..
upon . IT. John. room 5, Atkins block, Coita
f4a zffeet
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Il OsT-oCToBER % BROWN WATER
- spaniel. with white spot On breast Finder
return TO barn, corner OF ohye and Eleventh
streets, and get suitable reward
n osT-CN THE sTREET--A PAIR OF Oh
IL ststFical forceps. ndcr will be rewarded
by leaving at Dr.. ChuEehiiis ONCE, third and
geReea streets
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xofIFTT NprfrEx

rNkAEEkNTa8 f0gsGE. SU, s., / q. o. p.
L raaazs every Gsars4SY syea39g, a. 9eaossk
"a tie hSi8 az sestsse kssS2e. AaFtA seattle. Al
EasfnAs7z o9 Eze ar3sF s good ssaeaiEg are ceC.
Slssis susts@l a. stzsa2
J. HuLAEss ). "a
IT. MITCHELL sexrstAFg.
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xNANTED - GENTLEMAN CF BUsINfs
W ability willing TO invest 81 eco with -
tn = legitimate business Address Y. this of
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N4YANTKD-THREE MATTRESS MAKERst
w cace. Apply a. Povellfs Mattress Factee
Or seventh ssrent near Pine.
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rnxrRfrrnax ~ n1TTnrRx

1E0 D sW1E. PRACTICAL NATg-BrTfD.
NJ ETs seRzr wnxk and xfarp ekzzags ~ con-
sreet - Oar Npxk. Address Wes4 S~ats1e pest
nlnces
Can FRAScEs7so BRIDGE cQNPANr. EN-
~ gi1eers as1 csaxxscsarS. wAtrS nss1zslnk.
rl3e-3uvl7gs plans furnished cn arpzlcAs1ons
0tEeN fuas cf 5kcksar street
nTNKaM q c0I1IN8 CONTRACTORS
- rka4-orivfng AMI hEf4xa hzis&tngs cfzce
Ep1 q GoHwezefaz street.
T1AFFERT q sTAEI-ET, ECILDERS AND
III confrsetnrS. plans and gpeci EeMtoaz fam
asAed Ceinmhia Hanse. ssatzae
OWEN THOMAs CONTRACTOR AMI
~ hska6sT. plans and spee14seaEs0rx sHrntShed
on short EokSee Seem 81 Bamon oaosk
rs TIE DISTRICT CoCRT OF THE THIkD
X Judicial district Of Washington fsrxsfory,
hnl1snx tarn 80 Seaftla
The CnlsUd states ~ Auersfn
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IGOR REEr-puRNlsHKp ROOMS: BOAR
II II desired. No. s0e seventh street
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NTEn-BUsHELMAN APPLY Cd
w don Brothers. Times block, ColGma
street, between Front ard second.
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IITANTED-YuuNG MAN FROM rs Toxic
w years of aRe for business situation. an
in person ~ H. 3 Miller 4 co :. Sc Third str4s
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HARNEsa ~ NAppLKRF

DuY YOUR Harness AND SADDLE. WHIPS,
ID etc. from McsoYley Goiay. Commercial
rees. opposite Dertsr Horttn & Cos hank
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HTASTED - THREE PAINTERs AND CD
" giazier. Immediately. Apply room 5, b
lassiai block r = Whittier
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WANTED 10 RExr.

FoQs1 u Z rEsTase fzzssgy where selne
n9sie Nozzforts fasg ~ en5ove1. Aeszress 3 n.
81. Y. Part So - . 8,
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yTxsHrTArI-

FAA<A<NN
1foSET LOANED o. AL KTxrs or CHAT
VI tes eksEftFxs sew sxse4 u " zFsance eor-
nes seensd sri MeriDn ssveeik
AF0NKg 10 HnAS on PIAEgaS. FT'RxTTrRR
vi hoeseS asz4 ass n<Arw r0oz security wssh-
osit = Ea1FAzs a1oants Sc snd -. leans r3&s
eu1eklss md sFszesly eoz&1enzSaE. hay 80 aze1
zsses ana i1an InnnsT - reAs eska1e Henry
6SAsEz87s rnsn Il eDxreg sSrGE1 axz MMsz01
KSFeeEs. seattle wxsh Agent far she EeaaEasse
11se l1snrssee Co, New Xerk
RCn1iSG LoASs-INPR0yE YoUR IA
~ cast ko< tDT . hose O. - reuf- lowest
rates 10 commissions C. p Rmery Rca1 p
ssfe Lear CO. P1lnney block.
4 0sG Ok SHORT TTNR LOANS MADE ON
- Teei estate u11 Ease fAEursbse rates and
gre the business pEsEaps assHnfioa: vii aksa
by us5rtEAxex- Geo D. McLe&n. rooEEs Is sad
=. KAh-en bioek
- PIX CENT M0SEY 10 LOAN on INSIDE
property 30 delay we defy cor. prsfslan
tsssrs % ss1it TroGnes & Pxtfer, eoraer Szesad
AID 1aysoa streets.
Il IL B0wDES. EERRESES ING THE LON.
IL hard Investment ca. are doing TIE arrest
io&z c1Af1eSs - King aHd a1s2eent ecuzx ca
rezsons-sSgezt rates: no deEsyss square sesl-
lEKs money Always On hand. give them eAzl
Nzls0Ey ezsiding- corner laird ard Jazaes.
MONEY TO LOAN On REAL ESTATE AND
VA personal secnFfty. notes. mortgages. Sen9ts
county &S1 city warrants. ese-. hGsshs and snid
g (. Msller q Co. b&akers. IL Colambis street
Sewiin block.
- TO $4,000 r. s.i. aoAs s.s q
pianos, notes and ofhe< ehartel securities WITH
OH reIz0Tzls business strictly confidential Gil
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asMF. ALHso. THE CT EBRATED CLAIR.
vi voyant n located sf The Dayton" l.tss
Third street. where she would be hsppg 70 see
her TRENDS.
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ARI
RTlSTs MATERIALS oF ALL KINDS,
a Wlnsor and sewtou's oil and wNter colorss
Iarsafx 90 ssTk ana Roman ii i0T 3 uii paint
inx brushes etc lstest Eastern novelties No
rs O.. amhsa street. second door above ses
pest s5ce.
Miss FESKEN HAS kEHf'MkD HER CLASSES
vi for painting Rn1 drawing, Ia her siadio ~
room 50 Boston block, special class oa sat
ar5Ays fer seaeol ehilarea-
rE.aE Art kMBEufuERY STORE WILL
f~rntsh a choice variety 81 fancy articles
aua erabrsagfeFy materials Thanking former
customers for thei sa sruaaEe. ere wo@id solfe1i
q continuance ans invite them % the tah open
leg. sorsess hosiery EHd small warts. also
aEracy foE 81 aipose Naixas Stamping aEs pink
ing core Mr. 81 + Fellows and &iS G. u
paNf els S@sond street
MRS i IL SMITH. ARTIST ART STUDIO
vi So Rosann hsnck, sEeiehiI &, s5si8-llts 1rAS-
ing p2sLiiex wEsef eo&orx aae oils. vtsifsFs vel
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WANTED - FIRST CLASS coAT-MAKER
w none others need apply seat rooms insif
Gordon Brothers, Tines block, Columbia ttFea
between Trout and seoond-
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" AsHTNGT0S TYPEWRITER HAD
w auArteTx-stenogfaph furnished. short
hand aud typewFtting work executed type
writers rented Room q Newltn block.
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F0TND
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.
SYooKHoLDERs MEETING.

NOTICE TO sroCKaol.nERs-THE RRGU.
~ lar annual meeting of the stockholders of
the King County Investment Company will be
held ~ the Office Of the Post I1tel geaeer Com
pauy on the 18th dsy of November. 1883
r. j. GRANT. Presidents.
& f. SMITH. Secretary.
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4vANTKD-PATTERN MAKkRg, TM8Ei
W ais.y. A. b. Todd Machine Company,
coma Wash.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
N0TICE-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY GAU-
~ toned against giving ans orders 20 one A.
H. Netwick. as he is no longer in my employ.
N0TICE-ANYoNE HAVING ANY CLAIM
~ against the late firm of Grant & Co, ron
tractors OF the Martell & morrill, building,
Washington street. the same Will be bonoFed II
presented Immediately 10 j. +. MeGrath, at the
New England Bar, Second street. between
Cherry and Columbia.
NOTICE TO PRoPRIEToRs-PL PLANS FOR
IN cottages, SIS. for 2stogy residence, SO; city
and county maps at lowest retes- J. Friedlander,
architect 8E Golnmhis street
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
L Judicial District. of Washington territory,
holding terms 81 Port Townsend.
The United States of America,
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ANTED-A DRUG CLERK. INQUIRE Ii
w roona No. ). southwest corner Third o.
Cherry.
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NEW ENGLAND MARBLE AND GRANITE
~ works william G. Crosbie. proprietor, ell
Kinds OF cemetery and building work dome with
artistic skill; full supply OF rHantels instantly
on hand: positively better and cheaper than any
other firm ON the coast; designs with prices
faG alshed on application free of charge. Pike
stree bet @een Fourth and Fifth. seattle.
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" ANTED-GfRL FOB GEsERAL HO&g-
~ WORK; must - 8 good eo0ia apply BIS
secana street.
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DrOYned ia Gray's River.
GRAY's RIvER, July l, '89,
EDITOR AsToRIAN:

GRAY's RIVER, July l, '89.
EDITOR AsToRIAN:
A sad case of drowning happened
here yesterday. Mr.. David Graham
lost his life. He was running logs
down Gray's river. The logs became
jammed and in trying TO break the
jam he accidentally fell off log.
He never came to the surface, but
was seen by Mr.. McGregor and Mr..
Lamb, his partner, to struggles If
trying to swim, but for a moment only,
when he was swept down aud out OF
sight.
The alarm was given and the neigh
bors collected and searched for the
body until dark.
Early this Monday morning about
forty men collected and searched for
the body, dragging the river and haul
ing out large snags and old tree tops;
but in vain. All day the men worked
until 6 o'clock, when the weary men
gave up for tho day, hut early to-poE.
row the search will be continued.
Mr.. Graham leaves a wife and one
child to mourn his loss, beside ailarges
circle of friends. s. WALKER.
THE body was recovered yesterday
morning.
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In Love With His Wifi,

"What can | do to regain my hus>
bands loyep' writes Mrs. Carrie r., of
Toronto. She adds that seven years
ago she was married under the most
happy auspices, and, until six months
since, happiness crowned her domestic
life then her husband became distant
in his manner toward her until now he
is positively cold. Mrs. r. gives no de-
tails. but if she is afflicted with diseases
peculiar to women, if her cheeks have
lost their bloom and her eyes their
sparkle, it may explain the cause of her
complaint. In this event DIR. Pierce's
FayOrite Prescription will effect mag
icai change and restore her to health.
As powerful inYlgOrating tonic, DIR.
Pierce's Fayorite Prescription imparts
strength TO the whole system, and to
the womb and its appendages, in par
ticular. For OverwOrked, S"wOrn-out," /"
run down." debilitated teachers, milli-
ners, dressmakers, seamstlesses, "shop-
girls" hOuSekeepers, nursing mothers,
and feeble women generally, "FavOTite
Prescription" Is the greatest earthly
boon. being uneQualed as an appetizinS
cordial aud restorative tonic.
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COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

In the council yesterday evening,
the last rays of the setting sun were
reflected from the windows across the
way on the backs of councilmen Berg
man, Cleveland, Elbon, Robb, WEIGH
and Fox. The noisy church bells
drowned the deep bass voice of aud.
itor and police Judge Jewett as he
read the minutes of the previous meet
ing in response to the announcement
of the chairman.
After the reading of the aforesaid
minutes a petition from J. B. Martini
for q retail liquor license was granted.
A franchise was asked to build cable
cars on sundry streets by Chas. s.
Wright. f. ID. Winton, Robt Car
ruthers and s. F. Harris: referred to
street committee.
A petition for grade of street cross
ing was referred to street committee.
a communication from chief Of
police Barry submitting the follow
ing names for special policemen on
July Fourth, was read and acted up
on affirmatively: and the chief author
lied to make the appointment.
A. McCroskey, P. Kearney, An
drew Uikkula, Jno. Eskala, l.. Larsen,
NJ. Olsen, Jas. Tatten, V. Buyras, NJ.
Moorya, w. B. Ross, H. G. Smith,
Rob't Lanfare.
On motion of councilmen Welch
three of the above were put on nm
mediately to serve till after the Fourth.
The committee on public property
reported regarding the painting OF
city hall and bell tower, and recon-
mended that a warrant be drawn for
$214 in favor of c. H. Stockton for the
work.
The report of city treasurer Hustler
for the quarter ending June Both,
1889, was read and referred to com
mittee.
The report OF street superintendent
for Nav was read and referred.
Ordinances providing for sewers on
Washington and Main streets were
read first and second times: the
Washington street sewer ordinance
was passed under suspension OF the
rules.
An ordinance declaring the prob
able cost of improving West Sixth
street from Water street to Cedar
street, was read first and second times
and referred to street committee to
report at next meeting
An ordinance making appropriation
of S2l4 for the benefit of O. FL. Stock
ton, was passed under suspension of
the rules.
The following claims were ordered
paid:
Astoria Iron Works, $3.50; Wilson
g. Fisher, SO; Sundry Persons, Sll0-
40; Wilson l. Fisher, $20,59; Electric
Light Co.; SIG; Sunset Telephone
Co., So Astoria Gaslight Co, $10860;
$1505; Astor House, S26.83; l.. Mar
tin, $50.
The street lighting ordinance was
postponed to the next meeting.
A motion that the city attorney in
vestigate the manner of constructing
sewers in the city, was passed
Adjourned.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

p. F. Allen, the painter has gone to
nwaco to do some painting for the l.
r. & n. Co.
DR.. Alfred Kinney and family re-
turned from two days outing at the
Seaside yesterday.
Mrs. J. W. Grifiths, and five chill
dren and Mrs. T. g. Billings. left yes
terday for Port Townsend.
Mrs. Jones, mother of Mrs. o. B.
Writ who was fatally injured at Skip
anon yesterday, came down last even
ing to attend the funeral
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Fourth of July, 1879.

All the way from Baker City, Carl
Adler sends THE AsToRIAN an inter
esting item in the shape of all the
vouchers, contributions, expenses, etc,
of the celebration of the Fourth of
July in this city in 1879-ten years
ago. The entire business foots up
$12820: $141.25 was collected, about
one tenth of what was collected for to-
morrow's celebration.
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Sad Termination OF a Ride.

The dreadful accident on the beach
near Vests place, reported in yester-
days Historian had a tragic sequel,
one of the victims of the occurrence
dying at one o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
1t appears that Monday afternoon,
Mrs. Lizzie Writ, aged "a, and her
mother-in-l law, Mrs. Susan Writ, went
riding along the beach in a two-horse
blackboard.
Later In the afternoon the attention
Of some men working, was attracted
by the horses who ran along with the
empty blackboard, and entangled
themselves in fence.
The tracks were followed and some
distance on almost submerged by the
incoming tide, were found the pros
trate forms of the two ladies. They
were at once carried home and sur
gical aid summoned from this city.
A cash on Mrs. Lizzy Wirt's fore
head was all the mark to be seen on
either of them. She was unconscious;
Mrs. Susan Writ partially so. The
old lady was unable to give any ae-
count whatever of the occurrence; her
daughter r-in-law never recovered con-
seriousness but passed away at one
O'Clock yesterday morning, appearing
to have sustained eoneussion of the
brain. Mrs. Susan Writ, it is thought.
will live,
The tragic occurrence has occa-
stoned universal regret in the neigh
borhood, where both ladies were old
and respected residents.
1t is supposed that the horses ran
away, throwing the occupants of the
blackboard out, that being the most
probable cause of the unfortunate oc-
currence.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

w. Ell. Lewis to Howell Lewis NV
4 NW4, VIZ NE4, NW14, sec. 19,
I. 8, n. II. 8 W., $500.
Theo. Broemser to Wyatt & Thomp-
son, lot 4, blk "a, McClure's, 500.
John n. Griffin and wife TO B. Lev
ings, lot 6, blk l, add. to Ocean Grove,
S75.
O. l.. Adams and wife TO s. s. Smith,
lot 6, blk IA, McClure's, 2,100.
S. s. Smith to III. Weinhard, lot 6,
blk IA. McClure's, S2,500
s. Thomson to Chas. Goddard and
w. +. McGregor, NJ blk 10, Adair's,
$500.
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The ladies of the Rescue club and
w. c. L. u. request the different CON-
mittees that are to assist them on the
Fourth, to meet in Capt. Flayel's build
ing, Zone of those formerly occupied by
M. &. Crosby at P. NJ, to-day. They
would also be glad of assistance from
any that are interested in temperance
work, and extend cordial Invitation to
them to meet them.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-07-03

What is the most money ever made
by tug in one trip? was asked by
a New York Sun man of an old tug
man in South street. THE very
largest money ever obtained was when
two tugs picked up a derelict off
Sandy Hook. She was in good con-
dition, but had been abandoned by
her crew who were panic stricken.
She was drifting ashore, and the
courts allowed a salvage of $4,000 for
the two, or $4,000 for a days work
each. But that wasn't towing job.
The biggest price ever paid by ship
for towing at this port, so far as |
know, was when a ship captain had
beat his way up to the hght-ship
after a long winter voyage from
Manila. Reaching this point, with
the harbor before him, the northwest
wind became a gale he could not face,
and he saw the shores of Staten island
fade and began to think he had Ber
muda hard aboard. He couldn't
stand that prospect and was com
PEELED to pay 81, 800 by heartless
tug captain of about my size and dis
position"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-07-03

Says the Pacific Journal: OF the
200 pound nets in Bakers bay prob
ably one-half of them have made an
average catch so far this season. Quite
a number have done SO poorly as to be
compelled to suspend operations.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-07-03
Notice.
n1ornlng.l

The members Of the Scandinavian
Benevolent society are earnestly re-
quested to meet at their hall on the
morning of July 4th, at o'clock for
the purpose of taking part in the
grand parade. By order,
G. EvENsRN,
AUG. DANIELsON, Sec.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-07-03

David Graham, a wei. known resi-
dent of this section, was drowned at
Gray's River last Sunday from log.
The body was recovered yesterday.
Deceased leaves numerous friends and
relatives on both sides of the river
who regret his untimely taking off
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-07-03
Attention, Rescue TwO's !

All members of the company will
meet at the hall Of the company,
Thursday morning July 4th at $50 A.
NJ, in uniform. BY order OF
b, s, WoRsLEY.
Foreman.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-07-03

Numerous handsome and several
gorgeous decorations were up in va
rious parts of town yesterday, and by
morning the town will be festooned
and garlanded and bright with flags
from one end to the other.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-07-03

The ladies and gentlemen who are
to take part ia the vocal music at the
literary exercises tomorrow are re-
quested to meet at the hall of Astoria
Engine Co., No. One, at eight o'clock
this evening.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-07-03
Wanted.

A girl to do general housework in q
private family. No inexperienced per-
son need apply.
Inquire at ClatSOp Mills Office.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-07-03

The cars of the L. r. & n. Co. rail
way ran off the track yesterday on
the way to Nacottah capsizing them,
and strewing lumber along the line
for considerable distance; damages
slight.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-07-03

Word comes from Karluk that the
Alaska Commercial company will take
out their dam at that place. That
will be rough on the other seven can
ming companies there who expected to
put up salmon, and who relied main
ly on that dam. The Alaska Com
mereial don't care a-continental.