The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-25

MlIhIt.Im temperature, % ueSrSsS.
Precipitation, none.
Total precipitation from September LIST,
1894, to date, 1877 inches.
Excess of precipitation from September
Isl, 1884, TO dlte, $50 inches.
AROUND TOWN.
Fresh candles every hour at the Bon
| bonniere.
Dwarf-etc., eac.
| Best ice cream and ice cream soda In
| the city at the Bonbonniere.
See the Famous Beauty-Dime Museum
Born-Sunday, June %, 1896, Ito the wife
of Mr. Joseph Munroe, girl.
Famous Sunderland Sisters-Dlme Mu-
scum.
| Look out for the High School Football
! Club excursion on the Fourth.
Bearded Woman-this evening-Dime
Museum.
LOST-Saturday 22d inst a silver lawn
tennis pin. Finder please return to this
office.
Go to Fort Candy on the 4th with the
| High School Football Club. Only so cents
for the round trip
Big celebration at Fort Candy on the
4th. The nwacos and the High School
| Club are to compete.
| w. IT. Beveridge's new bike" rack on
nth street is a model of neatness as we'll
as great accommodation to the boys.
Work on the new Fisher Brothers thea
| ter commenced yesterday morning, and
1t is thought will be finished in about
three weeks.
Several of THE high school graduates
were tlhe recipients Saturday of very
handsome and costly presents, the gifts
Of their parents.
Be sure to visit the Dime Museum
Open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, at p. M, in Mrs. Ross milli-
merry parlors.
| Yesterday was tax sale day at the coun-
| ty court house. Very few were in attend
| ance and almost the entire list was
| bought in by the county.
Don't miss the great time at Fort Cam
by ON the 4th. Twenty-Five events to
take place. The steamer Mayflower
| leaves Hume's dock at a. m.
The ladies of THE Art Loan exhibition
| were busy yesterday and until late last
evening arranging and shaping things for
| the opening which occurs tonight.
ExJMayor Crosby and his curIed hick-
ory cane, with dts finely designed original
hend, always make happy combination
when Ut comes TO war time sltoTdes.
Postmaster Wise yesterday received q
few stmpres of the new 50-cent, one dollar
and two dollar stamps, which are works
of art in the government printing line.
Tickets will be sold for the steamer
Telephone and Bailey Gatzert July and
4, good until 9th, at one fare for the
round "trip, to an points between Astoria
and Portland
The AppoClo club has decided to give
their conceait on Monday. July l. All
members are requested Ito attend rehear-
yals on Friday and Saturday at Presby-
terian church.
Mr. Williams, who Is doing the work on
Delllnger's new city directory, suggests
that those who have not done so, put
the new numbers ON their houses, as even
now no one but an old postman car
find half the houses In town.
August Danlelson is THE hustler for the
funds for the X. Of p. Fourth of July
basket picnic, preparations for which are
now well under way, Through his efforts
many a picnic in seasons past has been
made a grand success and he says this
one win eclipse them all.
The following were among the passen'
: gers for Portland on the Potter last
: evening: Mrs. Wilson, L.. f. Kern, Mrs
Gilbert. G. G. Spencer d. X. Warren
II. Van Tassell, II. Burke wife, l.. A
: Lewis, A. Gilbert, Miss, NJ. Gilbert, j. c
Flanders, j. II. Bratt, Rev. Trumbull.
, Dan p. Bagnell, of Portland, Or, Rep
resentlng Lamm * Co., the celebrated
tailors Of Chicago, and the Jacob Shir
Co., Of Portland. will be in Astoria fol
few days Tuesday, Wednesday anC
Thursday of this week, with headquarters
at the Oceident Hotel. Gail and see sam
pies.
The streets in the lower portion OF
town were black with people Saturday
evening and THE saloons appeared to be
doing rushing business. A special
police officer wos put on to assist Officer
Seafeldlt in handling disorderIies, but the
| ~
but few arrests were made.
Mr. Il. III. Odem, prominent Califor-
MA boot and shoe dealer, Is in Astoria,
and has rented the Badollet building, a
few doors west OF Dunbars dry goods
store on Commercial street, where a
wholesale boot and shoe establishment
VITA soon be opened. Mr.. Orem wus In
business in Astoria thirteen years ago.
The sunset last night which iightened
up the smooth waters OF the bay, made
glorious scene. Innumerable fishing
boat sails caught up and reflected the red
rays, tossing them hlther and thither, as
, the boats danced over the waters until II
seemed that one must be gazing at some
huge gem scintilating In the light.
|
A party Of well-known and prominent
Portland people arrived Tn this city Sat.
urday morning. After few hours sight
s,elng In town the panty lert for few
days visit at Clatsop, Among those
leaving for the Seashore were: Leonard
u. Jones and wife. II. N. Bupre. II. A.
Heppner. Miss Celia Masten. and Miss
Ella Brown.
A pleosant afternoon was spent Sum-
day by a number of young Astorians on
the sioop Spray. Captain Heating had
charge OF tnle helm ara the manner "a
wIgch he handled the boat IN the 81
breeze blowing showed to those who were
fortunate enough TO be along that ne had