The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-25

A special meeting OF the Ladies' Gull,
OF Grace Church win be held In tn,
vestry room this CTuesday) Afternoon
at half-past two, A large attendance
is requested.
The funeral OF MIR John A, Sander
viii take place at 10 m. from Pohr,
undertaking parlors, Steamer May
flower leaves at p, m, sharp. Al
friends invited,
Captain $, A, Day, who was recently
transferred from the Fort Candy sta
ton to the Presldio, San Francisco, ha;
gone over to Japan where he win re.
main temporarily,
Miss Fannie Rainford, who visited
with friends in Astoria during the re-
gatta, left last evening for Portland
From Portland she viii return to her
old home in the East.
Fresh country eggs lSc per dozen,
Albany Creamery butter, the only but
ter 20 put on the table; fresh fruits OF
all kinds, at the lowest market price,
at the Astoria Creamery, ass Duane
street.
Captain Thompson. of the Chelms-
frd. who became much interested in
the fate OF Daggett, the aeronaut, yes
teriay raised $sS from private subscrip-
tions for the unfortunate mans benefit.
The captains heart is in the right
place.
Tickets TO Seaside over the A. and
c. r. r, r., including way stations, will
be on sale at the Telephone dock. COM
mencing this afternoon. Family COM
tickets can be had on appli-
cation to the auditor. Room 4, Flavel
block.
An Illustrated health talk under the
auspices OF the Viava Company TO the
ladies' of Astoria will be given at rooms
Is and l6, Flavel building. Wednesday
and Thursday afternoon. the s6th and
nth inst. by Mrs, Mary Brazil. Of San
Francisco.
Miss G. Holmes, principal OF the
Holmes Business College, Portland. and
" the most prosperous institutions in
he Northwest. who was in the city
and Sunday. expressed her
ielf as highly pleased with Astoria and
IS prospects
Concomly Tribe No. Z. Red Men. will
live a grand excursion next Sunday
o Seaside. Every possible arrange
ncnt will be made for the entertain
nent ard comfort Of visitors. and It is
that a general good time
ill be had.
c. B. Smith, the confectioner. carries |
he only complete stock OF French and |
american candies in the city. Prices |
rom 1Oc to $500 per pound. An mail |
riders receive prompt attention. Fresh |
andes manufactured every day. ASS
street.
This afternoons passenger train |
saving Seaside at p. m. viii run into |
.storia arriving at the Telephone dock !
I p. m. Returning, the train will |
ave Astoria at $50 p. m.. arriving at
easide at $50. Office in the Flavel !
Room 4.
Alex Gilbert's pavilion and grounds at
easide may be had for use free by
ersons or societies that wish to give
10 the beach. Both pavilion
nd grounds are in excellent condition
nd those who wish to give picnics
-ould greatly add 10 the attractions
y accepting Mr.. Gilbert's liberal offer
Mr.. Lee Millard.of Portland, rela-
I've Of Cautain Hoyt. died yesterday |
lorning at Seaview, North Beach, OF |
ppendicitis. DR.. Nichols. Of Portland,
erformed an operation, but the patient
'as already so far gone that he could /
ot Withstand the shock. The remains |
'ere shipped to Portland on last
lights boat.
In Justice Abercrombie's court yes
erday afternoon, the eight men charg-
d with assaulting Jacob Jackson, and
netting riot in Uniontown two weeks
go, were bound over to the grand
ury in the sum of $500 each. Julius
iustafson. one Of the accused men,
vas discharged, there being no evil
ence against him.
Captain ThomI pn, Of the Chelms-
ord, who at first was somewhat du-
ious about the lower harbor, stated
0 an Astorian reporter Sunday that
e considered the Columbia better har-
or than San Francisco and the lower
arbor in the neighborhood Of Warren
on and Flavel was all right, with
lenty Of water at the docks at the
)west low tide.
Sunday, at Long Beach, ex-Mayor
rank, Of Portland, died very suddenly.
Te had been ailing for some little time,
ut when seen Sunday morning by DR..
of Portland, 1t was thought
is condition was improving. Before
light he was a corpse, and last evening
he body was shipped to Portland,
here it was received by sorrowing |
riends and relatives.
George Balster and Peter Carper were
rrested Sunday night and booked with
boroea of drunkenness "Red the Buff |