The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-09
Yesterdays WEATHER.

YESTERDAYS WEATHER.
Local weather for the twoney-four houri
ending at S p. m. yesterday, Furnished
by the United States department of agri
culture weather bureau:
Maximum temperature 75 degrees.
Minimum temperature. 81 degrees
Precipitation, none.
Total precipitation from September 1st
1894, to date, 7270 inches
Excess Of precipitation from September
1st, 1896, to date, 6.06 inches.
AROUND TOWN.
Great line of boys suits just receivet
at p A. Stokes
The last Of the Holmes subsidy deed
was filed with the committee yesterday.
AT the Swedish Lutheran church Lfer,
will be services this morning a
1880 In English; vespers at D. m. II
Swedish.
Strawberries are selling for two cent
per box in Portland, and will go to abou
three cents here this week.
Yesterday Attorney F. d. Winton filet
papers in the circuit court in the sui
of L. Hartwig VS.. s. Glaser for $139 fol
labor performed.
The sherlff's office was as dry as Z
bone yesterday as far as news was con
cerned, but Deputy Prael was on decl
as usual attending to callers in hi
af6able manner.
Before Judge Abercrombie yesterda,
the case Of Otto Sandell VS.. j. w. Hare
for recovery of net, came on for trial
A jury was demanded and panel issued
the case to be taken up tomorrow.
The long-looked-for burning of the
steamer Reed will take place on the 16tf
when the o. r. and N. will run the
steamer Queen from Astoria to accom-.
modate the many people desiring to wilt.
ness the sight.
1t Is thought that Mike THOMPSON
who is a fisherman of Elmore's can,
merry and who went out in boat No. 1906
has been drowned. The boat is missing
and rumor has 1t that he was seen Ia
be engulfed out near the bar on Friday,
and has not been seen since.
The following were among the passen-
gers for Portland on the Potter last
evening: Mr.. Guine and wife, Dl II.
Welch and wife, Mr.. Rogers, j. Dickson,
w. s. jackson, Mr.. Wolf, T. w. Lee,
w. w. Spaulding, c. +. Overbaugh, F.
Lousignont Mr.. Ellery, A. Florlna.
The Oregon 'Cfty land office has filed
with Clerk Dunbar a copy of the presi-
DENTS proclamation opening the Silitz
Indian reservation to settlement, with a
full description Of the property that can
be entered. Any interested parties can
see the document by calling upon Mr..
Dunbar.
The High School football club yester-
day played the Ilwaco club at Fort Cam
by, the game going to the Ilwacos on
a score of three to two. The nwacos
were a little too heavy for the Astoria
boys. Th6 excursions was gotten up
by the High School boys and the steam
er Mayfower carried them and their
friends to the scene of the contest.
Services at the Congregational church
Reception OF members and communion
In the morning. Children's Day will be
in the evening with approprl,
ate music and exercises. At the close
Of the evening service the rite of bap,
tism will be administered at the Baptist
church. The Sunday school meets at
and the Christian Endeavor at 7
p. m.
At the Baptist church there will be
preaching at IL a. m. Subject, Sunday
School and Bible" The evening discourse
1T o'clock will be the second in the
course Of Lessons from the Lives of
Representative Men," Baptism in connec-
ion with the evening service. Let eny
Who may desire to be baptized at that
line consult the pastor not later than
Sunday morning. Sunday school at 1915
md Y. p. B. u. at p. m. Prayer meet
ng at p. m. on Wednesday evening.
In the recorders office yesterday the
ollowing documents were filed: Quit,
'laim deed from j. r. Halloran ct. al
o John Mccormick ct. al, conveying the
he east one-half of lot 3. block 30 in
dcClures addition; John Dement, and
art of lot Z, block 55, Shively's addi,
ion; Mr.. Bennett and wife to Ed. Man,
", u.72 acres In section s, township Z
lorth, range west, consideration, $500.
First M. q. Church-At 1880 classes led
" Stewart and Turner. At II a. m, SER
non by Rev. j. w, Bushong, d. d. Sub
ect, "a New Deal of the Old-No.1; or,
he Larger Christ and His Gospel for
he Future Century" All classes invited
nd made welcome. Seats free. Good
luslc. AT p. m. a young peoples rally.
It p. m. Rev. Mr.. Stewart, recently
( Chicago, a Congregational minister,
ylll preach at p, m. The people of
.storia cordially invited.
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1t Is reported that there has been some
ak around town that the o. r. and N