The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-26

Club excursion ON the Fourth.
Come and see the beautiful and rare col-
lection OF articles in the Art Loan.
Thee Outing Club had merry time
last evening serenading their friends.
We guarantee our headache tablets to
cure any case of headache In Is minutes.
Charles Rogers.
Go to Fort Candy on the 4th with tbs
High School Football Club. Only 50 cents
for the round trip.
Cal1esl Cakes! Will those who can
please send cakes to the refreshment ta-
BILE Of the Art Loan.
Big celebration at Fort Candy on the
9TH. The nwacos and the High School
Club are to compete.
Didn't know before that there were SO
many fit subjects for O dime museum
to be found in Astoria.
The scientific autograph Of T. w. b.
London, of Portland, appeared yesterday
on the occident register.
VIII those who promised cakes for the
refreshment table of the Art Loan Exhi-
bitlon please send them in.
The Messrs. Flnlayson are not certain
whether supply of coal will be received
by the Blanchard this week or not.
1t has been decided to open the Art
Loan Exhibition In the mornings also.
The doors will be open at $3.50 a. m.
Mr.. Jas. Flnlayson Jr. was yesterday
the recipient of a handsome boquet of
roses from one of his numerous friends.
A pleasant party was given Monday
evening at the home Of Mr.. II. ingalls,,
at which a few friends passed an enjoy
able time.
1t Is learned that two prominent cloth
ing merchants almost came to blows on
the dock Sunday afternoon over the Sun
day closing rule.
Owing to the crowded condition of the
columns in yesterdays issue, the account
of the meeting of the board Of fire dele
gates was omitted.
Yesterday was one Of the warmest days
of the season and many people in order
to feel comfortable, were compelled to
don their summer raiment.
DON'T miss the great time at Fort Cam
by on the 4th. Twenty-Five events to
take place. The steamer Mayfiower
leaves Hume's dock at a. m.
The annual picnic of the Loyal Tenn
perance Legion was held at Garfield last
Saturday. Games OF various kinds and
rowing were the order Of the day.
The Stanford Mandolin and the Berke-
ley Glae Clubs, are expected in Astoria
July 10th. One concert viii be given
for the benefit Of The Astoria High Scool.
The street car rails, recently brought
here by the Signal are being bored for
the wires on Flnlayson's dock, and will
be soon ready to hay in the electric car
line track.
The members of the Outing Club and
the Ten for Tennis were playing tennis
yesterday before A. m. What is the
matter with a match game between the
two clubs2
Tickets will be sold for the steamer
Telephone and Bailey Gatzert July 8 and
4, good until 9Th, ut one fare for the
round trip to all points between Astoria
and Portland.
The Finnish Brotherhood will give .
picnic on August II. The place will here
after be selected. Finnish Sisterhood will
give a necktie social next Saturday. 10Th,
at Suomi hall.
Divine service with the Holy Com
munion at st. Thomas -by-the-Sea, Skip
anon, next Sunday morning at II o'clock,
the Rt. Rev. b. Wistar Morris ID. D.,
Bishop of oregon, officiating
Some non-muslcal individual yesterday
put a sign at the foot of the stairs lead
ing to the Bon Ton dressing parlors
reading as follows: piano playing here
at all hours OF the day and night" The
sign was also In Chinese.
A happy party gathered at the home
of Mr.. Herman Prael ana wife on 9th
street Monday evening, the occasion being
the celebration of the tenth year OF thslr
HidrTaeu liS. ine party was COnilueu 10
the family and relatives only.
Yesterday morning the hay presented q
beautiful picture as the sun rose. Light
banks OF fog lay along the northern
shore, the water was like glass In its
smoothness, and as the rays Of light put
color into the scene the promise OF a
glad new June day was given to the
world.
Tim Corbett. Houng's River farmer,
was arrested at IL o'clock Monday night
for disorderly conduct. Two big police
men were almost tired out taking him
to the station and the noise ne made at
tracted a large crowd Of people Before
Judge Osburn In the police court yester-
day he w1s fined $40.
Mr.. A. s. Robinson. resident OF this
city, died az his home on Bond street
yesterday morning. The cause OF death
was heart disease Deceased was "A years
Of age and has lived In Astoria since 1890.