The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-15


Answers to the Advertisements OF "B"
and So are az the As,orlan Office. and
should be called for.
The PILOT schooner san Jose will 10 70
sea today to take the place Of the Pul-
itEer which is undergoing repairs
Lost-A society pin, Gold, inscribed
with shield and the letters M. v. s.
Finder will please return to As,orian Of
hce
The Columbine was engaged IN doing
some buoy work a. the mouth OF the
river yesterday She returned in the
evening.
First officer Trap and Fireman
Thomas Morris are the only two mem
bers OF The crew OF ;he Rescue employed
on the new tug wallula.
On April p. at Foard & Stokes hall,
Mrs. Or. Jansen viii give a farewell con-
cert. at which Miss shor, will make her
debut as one Of As,oria's singers.
Services will be held at the Presby,eri-
an church tomorrow The theme of the
morning will be The Soul OF God" the
evening subject. THE Vital Eiemen, In
Christianity"
The bids for the construction of the Ful-
ton ana Dement, building az the corner ~
Commercial and Fifteenth street VIII be
opened today Abou, six bids have been
received for the work.
A steam schooner was reported Of the
river by the o'clock report from the
cape yesterday evening She was supposed
to be the sunol, in ballast from San
Francisco
The French bark Les Adelphus arrived
in tow from Portland yesterday. wheat
laden for Queenstown for orders. After
clearing at the customs house she was
towed to sea.
City county and state rights for a new
and valuable invention; a good living for
small investment; write for Informa-
ton Empire Speciality Company. Manu-
fac;urer's Bank Building. Brooklyn. Ny.
Mr. Barrett. Of Seaside, who, in conuec-
iion with y P. Sorensen. recently pur-
chased the Seaside sawmnl. was in town
yesterday. He says It is contemplated
10 commence operating the mill early next
week.
The funeral Of the late Hugh P. DIen-
non was held yesterday afternoon from
Phors undertaking parlors and was at
tended by many friends OF the dec ased.
The interment was at Greenwood cem-
etery.
Next Sunday the usual services will be
observed in the Baptist church The
the theme Of IN emorning sermon will be
The Mission OF the Christlan;" % that
In the evening yelled Lessons and Prov
.dences."
Arbor day was fttingly observed In all
the schools q the city yesterday. A num-
Der Of friends Of the pupils attended the
PIX rclses. In the Mcclure school the
children presented a program appropri-
ate 70 the day which was highly enter
.anlug
Fish Commissioner Reed returned last
night from Portland. II Is his intention
20 continue the Portland office for the
present. as 6, would be impossible 70
make the change at present. He has
also decided to retain Mr.. McGuire's
deputies for the present.
The services tomorrow in the Congre-
gational church will be conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Edward Curran. Subjects
of interest will be presented at the morn
Ing and evening services, which are held
as follows: Morning, at II; evening at
':5g' Sunday school at l2:i5.
Three wheat carriers cleared at the
customs house yesterday. They were
he Balmoral with 1855 bushels Of
wheat valued at $4,000; the Marechal
suc6et with 1890 bushels, valued at
VI G55, and the Les Adelphus, with 725l2
bushels. valued at s57,G56. They all go to
queenstown for orders.