The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-19
ropAY's WEATHER.

ToDAY's WEATHER,
Continued fair weather. with high tem-
perature east Of Cascades.
AROUND TOWN.
Country but,errnilk a, the PariOr. lSc
a gallon.
The Gun club meets tonight at the can
factory dock for a practice shoot.
our ice cream is warranted to ee made
Of pure cram The Parlor, next 60 John
Hahn's.
National beer and Bann. 5-year-old
whisky are playing the star parts at
the National this week.
II there IS anything better than the
oysters served az the National cafe 1t IS
more OF the same oysters
The Natuna. from Port Los Angeles.
Is now out IS days and the British bark
Semantha IRON Shanghai. = days. Each
Is daily expected
The quarterly meeting Of the ladies
auxiliary q Grace church viii be held In
he church this afternoon, at $50 \ fua
attendance Is desired.
The stock Of cloth. fixtures, etc, be-
longing 70 the P. ]. Meany estate. will
be sold at private sale by the admins
traitor. commencing today.
The Trescott Cold Storage Company
have put in an electric light plant in their
establishment and will put on nigh,
crew in order to handle the fish.
Remember we sell our pure cream for
SIS per single gallon. packed and DE-
llvered and for any quantity rot less
than two gallons at 81 per gallon. The
Parlor Candy store.
The excursion to Flavel given by the
Rowing club last night was a most en-
joyable one and the large number Of
young people present from this city pro-
/ nouncei It a success in every particular.
wanted-An assistant. one familiar
with the grocery business preferred, 20
work around the store and solicit orders
outside: wages A5 per month; steady en-
ployneat to the right man. Address Y.
Astorian office.
The rising generation are also becom-
ing enthusiastic contestants on the dia-
usond Last evening the Pets Of
which Bert Allen Is captain defeated the
Astorias. captained BY Charles Stockton,
by a score of 10 toL
The British bark Dunreggan left Port
land yesterday and Il she has good luck
she ought TO arrive down some time To-
day. She is loaded with 1886 bushels Of
wheat. valued at $3.50 and IS bound for
Queenstown or Falmouth for orders.
one Of the results Of the increased run
OF salmon was seen yesterday In the Do-
lice court Seven drunks were on the
docket. but only one showed up. the re-
naming six forfeting their bail OF S
each. The drunk who appeared was fined
IS.
The Macduf. now 1GO days out from
Calcutta, and which should have reported
here the middle OF last June. Is exciting
some apprehension by reason OF her de.
lay. Vice -Consul Cherry attributes her
non-arrival TO Gains which are common
in her course at this season Of the year
II Is proposed by the management in
charge of the regatta events to Introduce
a Chinese kite flying contest and also an
exhibition wherein kites will be utilized
in the life saving service. Each Of
these features is an exceptional attrao.
tion. being new and novel on the Pacific
coast.
The private room Of L. z, Selig IN
Foard & Stokes hall, was burglanzed
some time Monday night. About 81
worth Of cigars cigarettes and chewing
gum were taken, and so far there is ne
clew TO the thief It is thought, how
ever, 70 be some Of the small boys liv
ing in the nelghborhood.
The American ship George Stetson ar
rived down the river last night, aftei
having been hung up on a sandbar oppo
site Tongue point most Of the Afternoon
waiting for the tide to help her og. sh'
is loaded with lumber and draws at pres
ent q feet Q inches. The total amount 0.
her cargo is 125S.547 feet Of lumber, val
ued at sl7.S35.6l. In this are included 122.
Ol3 railroad ties worth S1,22243 The car
90 is destined for Taku China.
Visitors in the city are pleased at find
ing in Astoria one restaurant whose
tables take rank with the leading ones o.
Portland and San Francisco. II is the
Palace, at SIS Commercial street, ownet
by w. w. Whipple Farmers need not
take their produce to grocers, whore
usually. they are given goods in ex
change. Mr.. Whipple pays cash for but
ter, eggs, vegetables, poultry, and
butchers meats.
1t is noteworthy that in the many prog.
nosticatIons made at the beginning Of the
fishing season, that Of Mr.. Peter shistad
superintendent Of s. Elmore's packing
house. has most nearly panned out. He
stated that In his OplnInon the run would