The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-11-22

Reed.
The Belle of Bath arrived down from
Portland yesterday in tow of the
OclSlahama.
The schooner Neptune will sail today
for San Diego with a cargo of 100000
feet of lumber.
Inspectors Edwards and McDermott
yesterday inspected the steamers Lur-
line and Edyth.
The cargo of the Irby consists of 2O5O
tons of wheat, and that Of the Par
thenope 212O tons.
The steamer Beulah. 339 tons. Cap
tain johnson, arrived in yesterday from
San Francisco in ballast.
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Suit has bee n begun by Ross & Writ |
to recover the value of certain work |
done for the city on Court Street.
The British ship Sutherlandshire left |
up the river yesterday afternoon, but
before getting far had gone aground.
The steamship Geo. w. Elder arrived
in yesterday from San Francisco. Her
cargo consisted of 100 tons of coal and
500 tons of Stag.
Rev. C. F. Clapp has been called
home by sickness in his family, and the
gospel meetings will be discontinued
until Sunday next.
Several loggers are at work near Gull
laby Lake on a contract to get out half
a million feet of lumber before the 1st
day of March next.
The steamer South Coast, which ar
rived at late hour Monday night from
San Francisco, discharged S5 tons of
freight at this city, then proceeded to
Portland.
The British ship Eastern Monarch, :
17O6 tons, Captain Jones, arrived in port @
yesterday after a passage of 46 days
frim Talcahuana. The Monarch cnires
in ballast. Ii
vaudeville performance by A. w.
Utzinger's troupe, for the benefit of
the Elks, will be given at Liberty Hall
next Friday night 1t will be a first
class entertainments
The license of Pilot Johnson who
was in charge of the steamer City of
New York when she was wrecked some e
weeks ago in San Francisco harbor,
has been revoked by the Board of Pilot ~
Commissioners of California. e
A meeting of the Clatsop Ditch Com h
rany was held yesterday and directors4 b
appointed for the coming year. 1t has !, =
been decided to complete the ditch so a
as to give connection with Cullaby II
Lake early next year. r.
Van Gillim, the German cook of the q
British ship Enrol. who was drowned r
in the Willamette at Portland onSat- s,
urday night last, had quite a number Il
of acquaintances in this city. He was l
great favorite with both. captain and If
crew. lie
In these days of quick passages and sc
attempts at record breaking across the m
Atlantic it may be interesting to those a.
who keep track of the days runnings M
of the different steamers, going ont and b(
coming home, to note, that the length
of day coming westward is about
"a S-4 hours, and that of the day going to
eastward is about 23 IA hours. N
Ilr
While it is true that nearly all the
depositors having money with l. w.
Case have signed agreements allowing ~
the extension of time asked for, still 49,
it must be understood that all the de- =,
pcsitors must sign. If any are holding - =,
off with the expectation Of getting their ~
rooney without signing they will be
mistaken, therefore the sooner all sign ~
the sooner they will get their money. ga
Fish and game Protector Mcclure M
is determined to strictly enforce the sa
game laws. At present he is awaiting at
the written opinion of Attorney General pr
Chamberlain, and if 1t comedies with tn
his own a fresh onslaught will be made stc
on the Portland dealers, who say they
propose TO sell game as long as lney tn
can get it. Sportsmen in and around !
The metropolis are going to give Mr..
Mcguire all the assistance in their cel
power in enforcing the laws. tol
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after this date the steamer
Iurline will leave Astoria at Z a. m, To
instead of a. m, giving Astoria pass n
,ngers one hour longer to sleep in the {
morning. This is change that no by
loubt will be appreciated by the travel ele
ng public. col
November q, 1893. ma
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THE ART OF SINGING. Ter
Mrs. H. T. Crosby. lately of Wash bu.
agton, d, c.. pupil Of Anton Barili exI
nd othersl begs to announce that she gre
prepared to take pupils in vocal and NOV
music. instruction win tim
e given after the school of the best crn
masters. in the Italian method of train p
ng the voice. For terms and informa- cen
ion apply to 11S Second street. eIet
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE. -