The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-08-05
AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN.
The circuit court cOnvenes this morning
IN adjourned session.
The new BosoOa restAarant will furnish
you a satisfactory meal Try It.
Ram Is year Old whlskey, and National
beer are on tap al the National this
week.
SIN in at the Naaonal cafe and get
a ,amle on your way home. open all
night.
The best French cream eoabcns and
Zoe crsan on the COAST at the Spa candy
factory.
swedish services at 1879 a. m at the
Swedish Lutheran church on Sunday,
No services in the evening.
REPORTS from the Sound state that the
second run q sOekeyes is on. and even
exceeds the first In The number Of nsh.
The Macduff IS stai causing anxiety by
her non-arnvAi She IS now out III days
srogn Calcutta, and the reinsurance on
her has Increased TO % per cent
Fish Commissioner Reed is making a
trsp 20 the upper ClacSauas hatchery.
where he wiz inspect the plant The
season is now commencing Tor taking
eggs from the hascheries.
At the Congregational church services
win be cond1,sed as follows tomorrow:
Morning sermon at Il; Sunday school al
1875; evening service at S All are IN.
v!ted. Edward Curran. pastor.
The Baptist Sunday school win meet
tomorrow az % 3. N. Preaching al il
a. N. and p m. Al other services as
usual Tue Baptists cordially invite all
not Otherwise engaged TO worship with
them
Lost-A new net, 80 faEhoms. lead
line marked III. A" license number "a,
on buoy and on one Of the cOris. abreast
McGoEan's cannery, Thursday night.
Finder return to Elmore's oannery. Re-
ward paid
Services al erase church Sunday at Il
q. m and p. m. Public catechising and
address on our Oregon missions at the
second service. Evening prayer and ser
mon at Holy Innocents' chapel. Upper.
town. at 10.
Services as usual at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow. Theme of the morning
sermon The Man With the Withered
Hand" Evening theme. Athletics and
Athletes" A very cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Service at 81. Thomas by the sea. Skip
aHoa. at 1850 a. m, and in LOgan's hall,
Seaside, at p. m The Rev. W. E. Po-
tome, rector Of the Church Of the Re.
deemer, Pendleton, win officiate at both
OF these services.
Assistant United States Engineer og-
den has returned from the Yamhln
kicks and reports that the work is pro-
pressing nicely and that the outer wan
OF the lock viii be completed about the
18th Of this month.
The steam schooner Signal is at pres
ent unloading coal at the bunkers and
viii probably not be entirely unloaded
tn Monday. She VIVA then load humber,
either al the mills here or at Grays har-
bor fO- san Francisco.
Il Is said that Captain HoIbrook has
made a favorable report TO the govern
ment On constructing a pipe line from
Fort stsyens TO the big reservoir and ac-
cepting the city's proposition to supply
the barr lcks with water.
The run 0 fish yesterday was slightly
better than Thursdays run, and the
fishermen generally reported good
catches As there Is but few days left
9f the fishing season. fishermen are put
ting in IN n best licks to eutrap the willy
chinook
The steam schooner Brunswick Of the
lew Merchants line Grom San Francisco
Is nov due on her first trip. She will
make regular trips hereafter between
Portland and San Francisco. She is said
% be the fastest steam schooner on the
,oast.
Seaside trayel from the Interior Is on
n earnest About 30 people went down
o Seaside on the noon train yesterday.
Every boat from Portland Is provided !
With good passenger lists, the Potter
carrying large crowds bound
or the beach.
W. H. Kinross, conductor Of the well
.nown Portland orchestra, was In the
ity last evening to consult in person
With the regatta committee relative to
ngaging his band for the carnival
vents. It is to be hoped that Mr.. Kin
oss' musicians win be secured for the
ccasion.