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Monday, November llth, 1889,
Emancipation Celebration:
The 25th anniversary of the Emancipation
of Slavery will be celebrated By the colored
peop.e OF this county on

The 25th anniversary OF the Emancipation
of Slavery will be celebrated By the colored
people OF this county on
Friday, NoremJer Isl, neat.
Climbs from every district in the county, and
The Leagues of Washington and Baltimore
cities will attend. The county clubs will as
sembe at La Plata at II o clock a. N. 10 meet
the visitors. Every club must be headed by
4 captain wac shall eis7ryrin bis hand a'tias
with the portrait OF President Lincoln. Tie
narade is 10 be under the command of Hon.
r G. Stonestreet, and headed by brass
hana. will march from La Plata to the display
grounds at Ammondale, on the 3. Il p r. K.
between Port Tobacco and Cox Station
The Proclamation viii be read by Dr.. r. S.
Laws, Of Washington city; DR.. w. K. Viii
reer will deliver an GRAFTON on the progress OF
The colored race. Speakers froia different
parts OF the country, have been
invited to address the meeting
The battle CRY of freedom and old plantation
songs will be sung By hundred voices. Do
n i Of olden times will be acted by old men
ana women. Bail at night Floor manager,
prof. George Carter, OF Washington city
Admission 10 bril, 25 cents; children, 10 cts.
SAMUEL GARNER,
r. Fl. JUHNoUN,
H. HAW KlNS,
CHARLES WATTS,
JOHN BLAIR,
JOHN BUARlAN.
Committee Of Arrangements.
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zELL MANUFACTURING CO.

are so complete that feel that cannot i'm
prove upon them. My long experience in the
business ami my knowledge of the different
characters Of soil in Southern Maryland, enc
bles me to tell you what grade Of fertilizers to
use therefore whatever brand nay recon-
mend YOU 10 use You can do so with the for
mer confidence that you have heretofore placed
in me. am now in The county and will raiN
upon you IN person with samples of these
grades and hope you will reserve your orders
for no. Should you need any goods before I
can see you, please order direct from the Com
pany, or your commission merchants. as all
responsible orders will be promptly filled.
Yours very truly,
ap l2-y JOHN VI. LLOYD.
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There are many persons in our section
who honestly believe that the confirmation
Of the Republican party in power in this
country has worked, and will continue
to work, injury to the farming Interests.
Of course we believe all intelligent men
know better, but for the information of
those who do not, we will state that the
progressive farmers Of the great West
whom these croakers would have us be-
lieye are in desperate straits, due thew
lllege to a protective tariff, vote for the
Republican nominees, State and Nation
al, at each and every election. In addl-
ton to the farmers votes for protec
tive tariff in the older Western States
Washington, and the two Dakotas, Just
admitted into the Union, gave an o7er-
wheIming majority few days since for
10 Rapublican tickets, and Montana
s.ssssssvrnNs- state admitted at the same tine
is claimed by both parties. The
closeness of the vote is due
in the latter State not to laci
of interest on the part of the farmer,
who are few in number there, but to tht
fact that capitalists largely engaged il
mining are Democrats and spent un
limited sums to carry it Democratic. S,
it will be seen that the bugaboo pro.ec
ton shouted by our Democratic friends
in this portion of the country docs no
scare the energetic and intelligent farm
ers who have made the great West tn,
"granary of the world "
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The Austra!rnR ballet sgsEeaa. as rep
resented by the Law in Tennessee, was
given its 6rst trial is Chattanooga last
week. The city vent RoPsNis.n fo'
the irst tame IN It's history l'i,patche
state that tLae wss less illegal voting
ihan at ssy election ever held N the
eity. fhus trial after trial seems To
place the efficacy of the secret ballot be-
,ond dispute
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0EHM'S Acme HALL
BEST MADE
FALL and WINTER
CLOTHING

After all, it's as much in the ''howl"
as IN the what" you sell 10 people that
brings them to you ani keeps them
there. The humblest farmer-boy is
treated as couYteously and served as
r1ithfully by us as the richest merchant;
and our promises are always realized.
READY O-WBAR.
You can search the trade through;
but you'll seq 10 such Clothing as that
male y US We've have tue stock
style. facilities aud workman.
Bssinrss Salts from ........S7 to $50
Walking Suits from......... 10 to Is
Dress Suits fire m...-,.....,... 10 to IS
The newest, ueatest and nobbiest style.
known.
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Mortgages Sale
OF
House and Lot
Situated in the 18th Election District o
CHARLES COUNTY.

BY virtue Of power contained in mort
gage from Samuel Thomas and Susan Thomas
his wife 10 Adrian Posey, dated November
23rd, 1896, and recorded among the Land
Records of Charles county, in LtbeF j. 5. r.,
No. l, Folio Ia, etc, the undersigned, will
sell at public auction at the Court House door
in Port Tobacco, Charles county, betweeR the
Lours of and ocloek P m, on
Monday, November l1th, 1889,
that tract OF parcel of land devised to the
said Samuel Thomas, under the will of the
late W. W. Ware, laid or by B. A. Jameson,
BY virtue of power under said will to which
said will recorded IN Liber J. 5. T., No. II, Folio
522, reference is made for more lull and ac-
curate description The SAID tract is in. .rov-
ed by a small frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by mortgage.
A. P0SEY,
oct Its Mortgage.
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ORDER, NTST.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County


Orderei by the Circuit Court for Charles Co.
this 25th day Of September 1889, thal tile re-
port of the sale Of the real estate assessed in
the name Of VIM Davidson TO Frances II.
Gardiner made and reported to the said Circnit
Court for Charles county by Albert 7 Carri-
CO. Collector Of State ard county taxes for the
years 1876 and 1887, be ratified AMI confirm
ed unless cause to the contrary ba.showp Oh
or before the third Monday ef.NaseAter,
1880, provided copy Of the order be iasfrl-
ed in some newspaper published in. Charles
county once weak for four Successive week.
prior to the sand third Monday of November,
1889.
j. SAMUEL TURNER Clerk
Ct. Ct for Charles County.
True cOpy-Test:
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
sep 27-dt
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beg leave 70 inform my customers that I
am new connected with tie above house,
and thanking You for the very liberal pa,
trouage extended to me for the past thirteen
years respectfully solicit Continuance Of
the same; This house is one Of the Oldest
and best known in the country. their goods
having an enviabIe reputation wherever used
being made OF the hest and most concentrated
material. | have been in the habit of making
special mixtures for most Of my customers.
but the different brauds that will offer You
manufactured hY The -.
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The Republican platform is broad
enough and strong enough to support
every voter in the State of Maryland -
The architects who designed it and che
workmen who built it understood heir
business.
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EuR SALE.

iine lot Of thoroughbred Daroc Jersey
p,.. =, 81 - 4 piece, or 20 a par. Can Ue
seen at my farm hear IonpklasYilie, IN COBB
~ V Il. NEALE.
~ oet ll-ct No. ass. Howard ST., Baltimore
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oEnM-S ACME HALL

fOvercoats Ike oar this vents mike
you'll never sec Our lead ship show.
itself here. OF course W. ~oi.'i stR0r
the necessity for the FL dvr:@it:
common sense and the III, If Fashion
says you must have 1t. Our swcrP
from So to $50.
Style and aeatness from "a TO $To- /
Style and heraly frow-...... 10 $50 .
style aud luxury from ......,. Is To - Z
and you cam duplicate tI,ssn for mpc!l
more.
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FOR SALE.

AGENTS nd $1,000 a1 peer ss' s
what We are paying. We want 100 more
and will pay salary and expenses, or liberal
commission, from start. A Rare OppOr-
tunity for any man wanting position as
local, travelling or general agent for a reliable
nursery that guarantees its stock Address
at once,
McMANAMON & LUETCHFCRD,
Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y.
Mention this paper. sep 50-cm
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Subscribe TO the MARYLAND Iudepen-
dent, only 81 year III advance.
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OEHM'S ACME HALL.
JUVEN lie CLOTHING.

But in Juvenile Clothus. t"ere's
where we have the whole course. inside
track and ALL No excuse for DIRE .sing
your boy like circus freak; give him a
show, with us
Salts for small boys..~.S2I to 81!
Suits for Older hoys......... 70 u
Suits for young IBen...... TO u
Oyercoals from........,..-... y 10 IS
and every possible pattern. backed by
highest style. The bay know u aud
they'll tel you where 10 boy. Oar
Ilatterv is beautiful. Every newest
design, every proper material.
IockeyS English lockeys,
SANS Gicuparys,
Helmets, JERSEYS,
a1d The newest notion,
I the Berlin Student Gap
lum - cts to s. -.
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MoOre's Hotel
AND
Summer Resort.

take pleasure in informing my customers
and the travelling public that have borough
ly renovated my house, improves ard refttra
the same and ah fully prepared 10 accomm0.
date both
Permanent and Transient Boarders.
The BAR ~ IN every particular. comple,e
Ny stables hare been rebaltnnd NE in first
class condition for accommodation Of horses
and siOragsbfAll Kinds oyveAices. Call and see
for yourself rs.
HERgERT F. MOORE,
aug g. # Prnprjctor
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Steamer Mattano, having been rebuilt,
leaves 18th Street Wharf on Sundays, Tues-
days, and Thursdays at a. m, for Potomac
river landings, as far as Mattox creek. Grin
der's wharf SUNDAYS down and Wednesdays
up. Brents and Chapel Point, Thursdays
down and Mondays and Wednesdays up.
E. L. T0lSON, Agent Tth Street wharf
JOHN McGAHEE, Agent Alexandria,
aug 3-Im Virginia.
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The Mayors Message /.
pardoned for requesting the \ :,
incorporate in his next message :
'hatumny ofour most prominen =.
have been rurel Of rheumatism !
eis aud Kindred complaints by 4,
Oil, and to recommend this Ii
medicine.
1t must be good. fer every
commends it. We mean Dir,
Cough Syrup. Price = ceuts
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COCNTY TICKET.

HoDe ot Dcirgafcs
Or GEORGE u. MCDp,
PHILIP 4. l. CONTEE.
WILLIAM Dec. MITCHELL
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Cnnntu (ommissinnetx.

Comty Commissioners
AIOYSTOUS r. BOWLING,
JOSEPH y. HARRISON,
JAMES / NAYLOR.
II LEGRNNp PADGETT,
RODERTCK g MILSTEAD.
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SHERIFFS
Election Notice

- +.
icc u hereby giTen 20 the qualified 70
ierIli Charles county, that an election will
be held on the
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-08-07
THE COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

In the city council last evening Pc
titions from Mrs. Weiman and 2. F.
Bower, asking for liquor licenses
were granted.
A petition from E. r. Hawes asking
that 81 paid by him for street assess
ment be refunded, was ordered
granted, the S71 to be paid back out
of the West 9th street fund, without
interest. A motion that the auditor
and police Judge give those who paid
West 9th street assessment notice
that their bonds be exonerated, and
the money paid in be refunded, was
voted upon affirmatively.
A communication from Geo. w
Moore asking that the required Ii
cense be reduced from $40 month
to S25 quarter, was, on motion, re-
ferred to the city attorney.
The committee to whom was re-
ferred the property holders petition
on Genevieve street, reported, recon-
mending that notice be given of the
proposed grades on that street: report
adopted.
The contract with A. ]. Johnson to
beautify and adorn the cemetery was
filed and accepted.
A petition from residents of Shive-
ly's Astoria, asking that notice be
given of the proposed Improvement
of West 9TH, West 9th and West 18th
streets, was. on motion granted.
The reports of police jndge, and
street superintendent for July were
appropriately referred.
An ordinance appropriating S1.5OO
for the eastern extension of Second
street was passed and then referred to
the city attorney.
An ordinance ordering the auditor
and police judge to issue a warrant
for the collection of delinquent West
9th street assessments, was read third
time, and passed. The city attorne y
thought that the assessment was an
illegal one.
The following claims were ordered
paid:
Sunset Telephone CO., So; Electric
Light Co., $179; Astoria Gaslight Co.
1855; S108.60: Astor House, 1882
Clatsop Mill Co, 81: Wilson & Fisher
S37; w. H. Smith, S57.85; Sundry per
sons, $144; $3.50; Carruthers & Co.
S5225; w. w. Belcher, $3.50; NJ. C
Crosby, S3.75; w. S. Mills. $185.29
F. J. Taylor, $2l47O; F. Gillis So.
Bids for the city printing as per
published notice were as follows
Transcript, 215 cents per square
minion type, each insertion; Pioneer
81 cents per square, minion type
each insertion; AsToRIAN, . cents pei
square, miniOn type each insertion
On motion the contract was awarded
to TBE ASToRIAN.
On motion the chief of police wa:
instructed to put on two special po,
licemen for better protection. The
chief of police named Jas. Kearney
and Andrew Hendrickson as sucl
special policemen, to serve until Octo-
Der 1st, 1889.
On motion council adjourned.
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BOARD rILOT COMMISSIONERS.

The board of pilot commissioners
have accepted the surrender of the
pilot schooner: pilot Neill is placed
in charge A complete inventory of
the schooner was taken yesterday.
The following communication was
read:
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE, }
o. r. & N. Co. I
PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 5, 80. J
To the Board Of Pilot Commission
eTS, astoria, oregon:
GENTLEMEN: [ am informed that
the state pilot schooner has been re-
turned to you. and is now in your
hands without a detail of pilots to
man her. If this is the case I will Of
fer to man and operate the pilot
schooner on the bar, subject to the
use of the appropriation made by the
state for her insurance and repairs.
We will operate the boat under the
supervision of the pilot commission
ers and will man her entirely with
pilots named by us. If the present
crew of the pilot boat or any of them
desire to operate the boat we are per-
fectly willing TO give it up to you to
enable them to do so, but so long as
we operate and maintain it under your
supervision We will do so under the
condition that pilots named by Ills
only will be placed aboard of her.
c. ]. SMITH,
General Manager
No action was taken regarding the
communication
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Moonlight Excursion.

The Y. w. C. L. U. have chartered
the s. g. Reed, for a moonlight ex-
cursion to Knappa next Thursday
August Sth. On arriving, an enter
tainment will be given at Knapp's
Hall, by the "Y's." The first part of
the programme will consist of vocal
and instrumental music, recitations,
etc. In the second part the famous
peak Sisters" (ten in number) will
appear in costume, and give one ol
their novel and amusing perform
ances. Tickets for the round triI
including admission to entertain.
ment,) gentlemen, 81; ladies, so cents
Boat leaves Flavel's wharf at 80 P
NJ, sharp. Tickets to be had of mem
bers, at Griffin & Reeds and on the
boat. Ice cream and coffee will be SOLD
on the boat.
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Campers Be Careful Of Fire.

Campers in the mountains never
fail to set the woods on fire every
summer. There is big fire raging
now, and where it will end the Lord
only knows. Last Sunday night it
got into John Lux's sawmill, situated
IL miles above Dayton, licked it uI
sleek and clean; also a million feet
of lumber. Now just look at that
Who is the guilty party? At the same
time it threatened Griffin and Mar
wins mill, and nothing but heroic
work saved it from destruction. II
people can do no better than 60 to the
mountains and set the timber on fire
they had better stay at home and play
with the baby OF the cat, Walld
WdliG Journal,
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PERS0NAL MENTION.

Auditor and police Judge Jewett
leaves tonight on a months vacation
to Klamath Springs, Cal, where he
hopes to experience relief from rheu-
matlsm. Miss Callie MunsOn will
be in the auditors Office during his
absence.
Mrs. Eaton, A. Malcolm and wife,
JnO. Ellegan, and ID. A. Mcintosh are
reported to be among the many losers
by the Spokane Falls fire.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

III. I. Logan to l.. Dielman, tract
land sec. q, Il. 6 N. r. 9, W.; $1,000.
Jas. Ferry and wife to L.. Diel-
man, lots and 6, blk %, Shively's;
$3,1O0.
&C. Adams and wife to C. F. Leis-
ter, Sc a sec, IA, L, 8N. r, 8, W.;
800.
Northwest Timber Co. to David
Whitney, Jr, Wayne Co, Michigan
lot Z, sec. 3, lots II, II, 13, sec. 5, part
of sec. 10, Sc a Sc /, sec. II, secs.
l3 and "A, NE 4, E = Sc
4, NV Il Sc 4 and
SW 4 Ell and NV 4 sec. Is:
NW11 and VIZ, NW4 and NJ, NV
| 4 SE14, sec. %: sec. %, NE4 and
NW14 and E15 SE11l, sec. a: NJ Sc
a, sec. %: NJ, sec. 26: NJ SE4,
sec. sc, T. 8, n. r. 7 w. The SW4
SWL, sec. Z: NW4 NW4, 81 NV
| Il, NW4 SCI, 81 SCI and SW11,
sec. Is, VIZ VIZ, sec. 10: VIZ VIZ,
sec. 20: NWl4 and Ma SW4, sec. 30,
T. 8, n. r. 6 W.; $4,000.
J. G. Adams and wife to J. c. De
ment, SE4 SW14, sec. IA, T. s, n. r.
n. W., 40 acres; $1,000.
r. E. Jackson and wife to J. c. De
ment, E15 SW14, SE4 NW11i, and lot
of sec. 6, L. 6. n. r. 9 W.; 800.
H. b. Huxley TO G. ]. Curtis, E. y
S. w. 4, sec. 3, T. 5 n. R. 10 W.,
$1,000.
Herman Wise and wife to S. w.
Uhlenhart, lots l and 2, blk 43,
Shively's $3.50.
Flora ]. Gilman to w. r. Byrum,
lot 6, blk 131, McClure's, 1925.
Flora J. Gilman to FL. HI. Winters,
lot Z, blk 131, McClure's 1925.
Lucy Young to David Keefe II acres,
secs. II and 13, 7. s n. r. 9. W., 81.
David Keefe and wife to Lucy
Young II acres secs. II and 13, I. s
n. r. 9 W., 81.
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Complaint having been made to
THE Historian about the quality and
quantity of the food furnished the
prisoners in the county jail, investiga-
tion shows that while Sheriff Smith
doesn't give his guests all the indelica-
cies of the season, yet he gives each
prisoner IA meals of good substan-
tial food every week. For these he
pays the restaurant keeper 19 cents a
piece. The board of each prisoner
thus costs him $2.66 a week. He gets
So. For the difference of 81 cents a
week he furnishes napkins, toothpicks,
and ice water, and is rapidly amassing
wealth.
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The insurance companies doing bus
mess in Tacoma have determined to
withdraw within two weeks unless the
city adopt building ordinance SINH
lar to the one in San Francisco and
recently adopted at Seattle. This or
dinance prescribes the character of
buildings erected within the city linn
its and provides for the thorough in
spection of the same by building in
snector.
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Itissaid that negotiations are being
made for the purchase by the Chicago
G. Alton of the Kansas City branch
of the Union Pacific, from Kansas
City to Denver. This would give the
Alton connection from Kansas City
to Cheyenne on the Union Pacific.
Should the sale be made to the Alton
it will be a severe blow to the inter
state commerce railway association,
and will hasten its demise.
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Attention, Select Knights.

All members of North Western LIE.
gion No. 2, S. X. of the A. o. q. W.,
are requested to meet at their usual
place on Thursday evening, August
8, 1889. at eight p. NJ. sharp. Impor-
tant matters are to be considered af-
fecting each and every cOmrade, and
especially those in the beneficiary
department. o, b. ESTES.
Commander.
Astoria, Aug, 6, 1889,
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We at the mouth of the river can
have little idea of the present terrors
of fire in vast stretches of parched
country to the east. A telegram from
Ketchum, Idaho, to the governor of
that territory says: I'VE are sur
rounded by fire, and fifty men have
been fighting it for the last forty
eight hours. Can you help us?"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-08-07

A novel method of raising funds
has been tried by a neighbOring Sun
day school. Some time ago 80 new
ten-cent pieces, called talents" were
distributed among the scholars and
teachers, with instructions to do what
ever in reason they could to increase
the sum. Last Thursday the talents
were called in. and, Notwithstanding
all the scholars did not make returns,
the sum received was $537.
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Oner will investigate. but there is little
hope of discovering the guilty parties.
1t is believed that every one of those
infants was born alive, as all are fully
developed. The discovery has caused
great sensation among the citizens.
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at is fact" that Hoods Sarsaparilla
does cure ScrOfula, salt rheTm, and 9th
er diseases or affections arising from
impure state or low condition of the
blood, OvercomeS tnat tired feeling, ere
ateS good appetite, and gives strength
to every part of the system. Try it.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-08-07

Moses Deutsch, clerk in the en-
ploy of Greenbaum & Co., San Fran
cisco stock brokers, has disappeared,
and so has $1,000 of the firms money.
Deutsch acted in the capacity OF de-
livery clerk, and instead of delivering
stocks sold them and pocketed the
above amount. He has a wealthy
brother connected with the firm, who
is now in Europe.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-08-07

The folks out at Larson's place on
Lewis end Clarkes had a lively time
last Monday: some boys started fire
in the woods close 10y, and nothing
but the hardest kind of work kept the
house and out buildings from burning.
One old lady was on the roof all night
pouring on water handed up from be-
low,
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The old Liberty Hall has been
changed inside considerably and Geo.
w. Moore has transformed it into a
theater comique where a lively enter
tainment is given each evening. A
new band has been organized The
theater is filled each night.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-08-07

In the justice court yesterday c..
Bernstett, arrested for embezzling
funds was ordered TO appear for
a hearing to-day at o'clock in the
meantime he is ont on S400 bail. The
two Cinnamon, All Sam and Ali Su
arrested for smoking opium will have
a tr ial this morning.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-08-07

The property loss by the Spokane
Falls fire is estimated at $6,0O0OO0 by
the Coast ReUie1C. 1t estimates the
total insurance at s., 339, 300, of which
81, 1,S40,700 is held by companies hav-
ing agencies in San Francisco. There
is S573,950 insurance held by insur-
ance companies in Portland.