THE HOByiyG OREGOXIy, MOXDAY tRJXE 26, i05. FIGHT 16 ENNEN6S Seals Score the Winning Run on Brashear's Error. GAME FULL OF GOOD PLAYS the Columbia, to be irroassible. bat the auto canbft sent forward by steamer for that distance. "Between Black Hirer Junction and Se attle we found the worst road that lies In th 15 miles between Seattle and Toledo," says Mr. Kerry. The rest of the road is probably the bet that can be found In the state of Washington and the trip Is delightful." Angels Hit When the San Francis cans -Make Errors In the Morn ins and Win That Contest. Tozcr Shows Well. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. Teeterday' Keeolta. Portland-Seattle, rain. San FiMdeco, ft-3; Los Angeles 4-S. Toccma. 6; Oakland, l. Standing of the Club. "Won. Lest. r.C Tacoma AT, a .eoo San Francisco....... 46 at .S70 Portland Si sr. ,e Lob Angeles 35 as .479 Oakland 35 40 .487 Seattle ie 48 .377 SAX FRAKCISCO. June 25. The week of prolonged contests between the San Francisco and Los Angeles teams ended this afternoon with . 16-innlng game. In which the local players secured a hard fought victory. At the closing half of the ninth San Francisco made a run and tied the score. Neither side for the next six innings could get a man around. In the second half of the sixteenth. Wil son,, for the home team, hit for a single, but was forced at second by Shea, who advanced on Whalen's single. Spencer hit to Flood, who threw the runner out at first, and Dillon returned the ball to Breshoar. but It was dropped and Shea scored. The game was full of sensational pmys. iozer, tne new Los Angeles pitcher, made a very good impression under his trying ordeal. Williams pitched 18 innings ior can f-rancisco, and whalen ivas or tne slab for the balance of the came. In the morning game the errors of San Francisco, coupled with timely hUtlng, ave Los Angeles the game. The scores: -Morning game . It E Los Angeles, 201000001 I fi San Francisco ,..002000000-2 7 Batteries Gray. Wright and Eager; xieniey ana istioa. Afternoon game t R.H Los A 2 o 1 O 0(1 fl (1 ' (i ao n n f ie San Fr.,.00 1 03000 1000000 1 12 2 Batteries Tozer and Splos; Williams. nnaaen ana snoa. Umpire Davis. TIGERS BUNCH HITS OX HOGAX Eas'y Victory Scored Over the Com routers at City of Destiny. TACOMA. Juno 26. The morning game was postponed on account of wet grounds, but in the afternoon Tacoma took an easv victory, bunching hits on Hogan In one inning. An error robbed Thomas of a rhut-out. Sheehan made the most mervel ous -catch seen this year. Devereaux ana Van Haltren were fined, while Lohman had to retire because of a split linger. The score: Oakland 0 0000000 1 1 S 1 iscoma uouGooou 9 1 Batteries Hogan, Lohman and Stroib; Thomas and Graham. Umpire Bray. XATIOXAfc LEAGUE. Chicago 18, Cincinnati 2. CHICAGO. June B. Chicago had a pic nic with Cincinnati's pitchers today, overy man on the team hitting safey and scor ing. Harper probably received the hardest jjunlshment of the season In the fifth In nlng. The attendance was 11.1VO0. The score; It.H.E.j R.H.E Chicago .,.,..15 30 0)Cincinnatl 2 7 5 Batteries WcJmer and KHng: Harper Hahn ind Schlei. Umpire Klem. Great Sprint of Reno Wheelmen. RENO. Nov., June 23. In the presence or an immense crowd, the Reno wheelmen lowered the colors of the New Centurys, of San Franolseo. In an exciting 59-mile relay race here this afternoon. The Call fornia team held Its own until the fourth reiay, wnen carter, 01 iteno, in a re markable spurt, pulled away from Bailer. of San Francises, finishing his relay near ly one-eighth of a mile In the lead. Entries for Henley Regatta. LONDON. June 25. The entries for the Henley regatta this year constitute a rec ord, mere being Se. caginst 4 In ISO. The entries for the grand -challenge cup are: esper Boat Club, of Philadelphia; Christ's College. Cambridge; the Belgian erew; Jesus College. Cambridge, and the Leander. the London and the Thames Boat Clubs. Centralia Loses to Little Rock. CENTRALIA. Wash- June 25. (Spe cial.) Contralla lost a sloppy elght-lnnlng baseball game today to Little Rock ay a score of 2 to L Neither side scored until the eighth Inning. Butx pitched for Cen tralla and Sbamblla for the visitors. Police Prevent Ball Game?. BROOKLYN, June 26. There was no professional baseball played here today. although the game was scheduled for the New lork and Brooklyn National League Clubs at Washington Park. The police edict prevented the game. ' Picnic of Gymnastic Union. INDIANAPOLIS. June 23. Eighteen thousand people today attended a grand plente at Germanla Park, the closing event of the festival ot the North Ameri can Gymnastic Union, which began last Tuesday cvenlnc. Pittsburg 5, St. Louis 0. ST. LOUIS. June 25.-Pittsbrg batted Thielraan from the box in the first Inning today, scoring four runs. The attendance was SJOO. The score: R.H.EI r.h E .Efc. Louis 0 4 llPittsburg S 18 6 Batteries-Thlelmaa. McFarland and Warner; Case and Poitz. AMERICAN LEAGUE. St. Louis S, Detroit 1. ST. LOUIS. June 26.-St. Louis signal ized its return home from a disastrous Eastern trip by outplaying Detroit In every bmnch of the game. RockeaflcW. in. the fifth inning, with no one en bases, stole third and a moment later came home. The attondanee was 2200. The core: Tt.H.E.I j u -p St. Louis S 12 llDetrolt -. 1 j j 3 Batteries Polty and Weaver: Ford and Doran. Chicago 8, Cleveland 2. CHICAGO. June rS.-Chicago defeated Cleveland here today in a batting game. Altrock pitched in fine form. The attend ance was 2300. The score: R.H.E. R.H.E Chicago ;.8 1l 0jCSevelad 2 7 2 Batteries Altrock and MoFarlaad: Bernhard and Bcmis. Steltz. Is a Puzzle to Spokane. BOISE June 26.-SteUz proved a puzzle tor Spokane today. They jrpt only five hits oE? his. delivery. wWIe the Boise men got 1L safe hits, off Xllnkhammer. The game waa a snappy .one- throughout, and the orc was closer than the discrepancy in hlte might Indicate. The score; Boise 002 20 0 25sHiEi Spokane ..0 0 0 0 l e 0 2 aZ? 6 Battories-Stelts and Hanson; KMnk hammer and Stanley. Maroons Looking for Game. The S. H. Brainard Company's Maroons are anxious- to secure a game for Jud ith with some out-of-town club. This team is one of the best in Pertland and will be a fine attraction for some out-of-town manager. The team has de feated the best of the local amateur teams and won all games played away irora home. Address all communications to H. K. Smith, 122 Grand avenue. Fine Trip for an Auto. SEATTLE. Wash., June 25. (Special.) A 6- Kerry, who has just returned from an automobile trip to Portland, is out in an Interview urging every auto owner to make the run. Mr. Kerry is a prom inent millowner who. in company with his daughter and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gray, made the run last .week. He de-' 'dares-the'Tcad-below Toledo and north-of FOUR BATS' SHOOT ENDS A. J. WEBB, OP SAX FRANCISCO, WINS CHAMPIONSHIP. Ties Are Shot Off by Contestants and Winners of Trophies Are Announced. After four days sfcetlng, the 21st annual shoot of the Sportsmen's Asso ciation of the Northwest ended yestor day. afternoon with A. J. Webb of San Francisco, carrying off the individual championship. Yesterday was taken up with shooting off the ties that had been made during the three days of the regular shoot. Although no big rec ords were made, the scores were good, considering the two bad days, and the poor background at Irvington. 'The individual championship, won by Webb, was for 26 targets, with known traps and known angles. The big medal was held last year by T. B. Ware, of Spokane. The Anaconda Cup. shot for at unknown angles with 2S targets, was won by J. W. Brodorlck, of San Francisco, making 26 straight The Multnomah medal, held last year by E. F. Confar. of Livingston. Mont-, was won yesterday by W. F. Shoard, f Tacoma. in the shoot-off with P. J. Holohan. of Walla Walla. Stteard broke 23 out of 26 targets and Holo han 21. The Brownlee trophy, shot for at 24 targets with unknown angles, was woa by A. P. Biglow with a straight, with W. F. S heard, of Tacoma. second. The Walla Walla Brownlee medal was cap tured by Dell Cooper, of Belllngham. Wash., making 19 targets out of a nos- slble 20 under expert rules with one man up. four unknown and one known trap. W. F. Sbeard was second. E. E. Ellis, of Seattle, held the medal last year. The Globe trophy was taken by A. P. Biglow. of Ocde. Utah, after a shoot off on three ties with W. J. Hen kle, of Tacoma. and W. H. Seaver. of San Francisco. Biglow broke 46 out. of a possible 60 targets. The loam trophy, with three entries from each club, was taken by the Bill ings. MonL. team, composed of E. F. Confar, W. Huse and J. Solveridgc. The i team average was 67 out of a possible 60 breaks. The highest general aver age made during the shoot was by W. fcnoara, ftfTacoma. with SO per cent. METEOR III IS DEFEATED FILL ALL STEAMERS Eastern Passengers Crowd the Coast Liners. HEAVY LISTS BOTH WAYS Two More Steamers May Be Added to Fleet of Six Now Running From Portland to San Francisco. Six steamers are already regularly car rying passengers between Portland and San Francisco, and the traffic is so large another vessel may be added to the one line, while another company will very probably enter the field within a month. Last night the steamer Columbia, of the San Francisco & Portland Company, left down with 200 first-class There Is a long walUag list of persons j ADVERTISED. Free delivery cf letter by curiera at tt residence of owners nuy b secured by ob- ktvibs tae rouowtr-x rait Direct plainly to the street and naxnbtr o! de house. Hed letters with the writer's rail atfdrea. icreaicr ret and naraber. aad request nwer to &e directed accordingly. Letters to atrasren or transient visiter la tte city, whose special addre may be on- JCMwa. fioule ire marked tn the left-hand eerner. "Traasteut." This will crercat thel: biag delivered to person of ib same ot eamusx man. Persocs earner- far v... please state date oa mhleh they Were adTer Used. June 24. They will fee charred ier ... rt 01 1 cent ler each adrcruteaetit cum 1 or. WOMEN. Adaauon. ills Puss Keesler. Mrs Earl Adams. yUrt Clara. Adams. Miss Slay Adams. Mrs arV D Allen. Miss Luis, Allen. Mrs Sophia Attenberrer. Mrs J Andrews. Mrs Georcs Anderson. Mrs Cora Aadersoa, Miss Ruth Acre!, Mrs Fred Asher, Mr Morey Asher. Mrs AB Atho&s. Mrs MsJlnda. Austin. Mrs Arllla.MrsAS Ayers. Mrs Ethel Balrd. Miss Mary A Balrd. Mrs Wm Ballly. Mrs A Baker, Mrs A J Baker, Mrs F E Bales. Mrs Laura. B ST Ires. Miss E Lar Lard. Mrs ? w Barker. Mrs Geerse K Lome. Beatrice Barton. Mr Anna Lrlsla. Mrs E P Bartley. Miss NetUs McCaskey. Mrs Eislly Kelsey. Mrs Jack Kelly. Miss Era Keller. Mrs Mary E Kenwood. Miss Bess Xielia. Miss Jasle Kllrore. Mrs S B Klar. Mrs Chas Klnr. Belle C Kroemlnr. MUs Lulu Kurtz. Miss Uaze Kurttu Mtss Emma Lloyd, Miss Gertrude Lyoas. MrmS Lambert. Mrs S P Lantry. Mrs D F Lewis. Mrs Julia Unarre. Miss Hazel Leland. Miss B-ers. Leisure. Mistress A : Lechtxler. Miss H Linn. Miss Ester Lombard!. Miss Lucy Belt. Miss Myrtle utile, ilr S A Bennett. Mrs E R Best. Miss P B Bitters. Mrs W It Bisks. Mrs JT.' Bohrer, Mrs John Boenaman. Mrs S V McCermlek. Miss Au- custa. MacCullocs. Mrs Geo X McCurdr. Mrs Grant McDowell. Mrs Emily mcdowcil Mrs C A MoDonald. Miss DlckU who want tn m nn tVi m.. ! Sasey. Maude D a majority of those who bordJ th. i 5.kwth-Jeaal. MeClure. Mrs G F bla last night were Eastern people, though many were Callforalans return ing home from an early visit to the Expo sition. Though every steamer going down the Coast carries nearly all it can hold with comfort, the largest crowds of all are coming northward. The throng which boarded the steamer Roanoke la Southern California made a good load, and more were listed from San Francisco. The St. Paul, of the same line as the Columbia. Is bringing a big list ncrthward. In view of the fact '.hat the independ ents are thriving, it Is probable that the San Francisco &. Portland Company will add another steamer to the Pertland run before long. With the other lines doing so well, the officials of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company have made inquiries. C. H. Gleim. the local agent, recommended some days ago that the company run a steamer irom ian i- ranclsco to Portland. Tne steamer Alliance, niaalnir reralarlv to Coos Bay and Eureka, will soon have to share the traffic with the Doe steamer Newport, whose arrival here was delayed y a oreaxaown. The AHfasee has been swamped with business of late. r or tne steamers making the way 00 rt the F. A. Kllburn has found nleatv of business since she returned to the Port land run six weeks ago. Tne steamers built more for freieht than for passengers have added eonsld- erawy to ttielr earnings by getting all the passengers they want each trip. Oa her last trip up 'the Redondo had a bit- list. The Aurelia la another example. Bonenbercer. Mrs T Ti UeCtmiLi Unjin.t powers, .uiss carrl ilcKe. Mrs Mayme Boyhaa. Miss Daisy McLean. Mrs J M Box. Mtss Coral Cj MeManus. Mr Brady. Mr J McMahan. Miss Brake. Mrs R L McHees. Mrs O E Brainard. Mrs Eucen Main. MUs C Brandt. Mrs Maadevllk. Mrs L C Branch Mlts Bertha Marble. Mae Bell Brendley. Mrs Erek Marraret Marshall Bs xiurcs. Jin i-TaaK tate. Heirs t Bridweli. Miss Edna Martin. Mr L Brlncaker. Miss Mlna Martin. Mrs Sarah M Brownlar. Mlts Edna Matthewsos. Miss Bromlelch. H A Netty ' Brooks. Mr. C03 6th MaumaL Madanse Brown. Anna A Mest Mrs Brown. Mrs, -IIS West Mortllle. NetMe TAKE BRIG FOR THE SALVAGE Old Tnnncr and Tug Have Mysteri ously Disappeared. PORT TOW.VSEKD. Wash... Jan 2S. Towed here yesterday in a water logged condition, the brig Tanner dis appeared during the night from her moorings. The tug Pioneer is absent also, and the current belief Is that the tewboat people have taken the brig to some secluded cove to await a settle ment of the complications which nrom- Ise to center around the eld naeket. The crews of two tugs which engaged In salving the .brig will want awards, the fisherman who notified the tugs and directed them to the place where the Tanner wallowed aimlessly In the sea abandoneJ. has a claim and In tne Interim Captain Eskvold. the part owner, is missing, and interested pr sons here have no means of ascertain ing if the vessel is Insured. No word has yet been received of the fate of the crew, which after abandoning the Tan ner and successfully landing oa Van couver Island attempted to re-embark on tne derelict when she drifted In Bear thorn. Gracft St Brown. Mrs Dove Brown. Mrs J H Brown. Miss Vtrail Bruadace. Mr F H Erunntr. Mist Annie Bruce. Mr Marria Brown. Annie Bruce. Mrs Battle J Bryce. Miss Addle uuiiard. Mrs E K Muher. Mrs M Z Meet Mrs Clara Merldaa. Miss Mary Mendoxa. Mrs Jos Merrill. Miss M L Metxier. Mrs Mane Miller. Miss Iner Milter. Miss. 6T Stark Mlshka. Miss Louise Montgomery. Mr N Meateii. Miss Helea BurdetU Mrs James 2 Vsedr. L'n I. w Burcess. Mlrs Edith Moraan. Mrs Minnie BurkharUMraFJ Morris, Mrs Jails A Burke. Mrs John F (S)Morrts. Miss Mabl Burnett. Mrs R T Morris. Mr Robert Busey. Mlxs Lizzie Moys. Mrs Ella Butler. Miss Maud Munsea. Mr Vina Brers. Mr Emma Murpy. Miss Josephine jdibo. iiss uzxie jsurray. Mrs Lorcy Calttsen. Mis Lena Myers. Miss Flora ainouu miss Ora Moye. Miss Sadie Caldwell. Mrs Emily Cameron. Miss Edna Camel!. Miss Olive Campbell. Mrs KM1 Caaby. Mrs J p Canaan e. Miss Mary tsnoB, jars Myers. Mrs. 1SS ttth it JCeaU Mr J M N el lion. Mrs Clara Neva re. MIm Vlrlan Newton. Miss Clara Nickels. Miss Emma Nlehelsoa. Mrs James CardwelLMrsET Ml Nixon. Annl E Christian. Mrs YaughnNerwood. Mrs James Street Oesterllar. Mrs F J Chapman. Mr Wade Orden. Mr Will Carlyle. M!s Maude Olson. Miss Alma Cathearu Mrs Amelia Opsahl. Miss Mantle Cbewer, Mrs G N Osmon. MUs Emma Chlttlck. Mrs C C 12) Osborne. Mrs M Chrlstlanson. Miss Osten. Mrs IJxxle Irene (2 Owen. Mr E Christian. Mrs May Owlncs. Miss OlMe (3) Farley Pag-e. Mrs W H Chruch.Mlss Eleanor LPaxe. Fannie F Clark. Mrs Edythe B Paland. Miss Katie Clark. Mr Frank 8 Painter. Maggie Clark. Miss Hazel G Parker. Mrs Frank Clark. Mr John L Parker. Miss Axaes Clarke. Mrs James ParrotU Mlts Lizzie Clarke. Mtss Marraret Paschke. Mrs IVllHam Clark. Mrs R M Patty. Miss Let F Cobb. Mr Rena M Patterson. Mrs MaHe Cody. Mr Carrie Patterson. Mrs Mary M i.nuuuou. ui xiuu I'atierson, miss Coffin. Miss Esther Ethelyn Colrtn. Mies Susie Patterson. Mrs Leaora Cone. Mlts Patterson. Mr Susan Ceanaway. Mr Julia Peake. Mr S E Conner. Mr L Pear. Mr R C Conroy. Mr E II Peoples. Miss TltHe A Canon. Mr W W Prrrine. Mr T L Corklns. Mlts Lurile Prrey. Mrs. 312 12th Ceurlne. Mrs G H Petersen. Miss AMeo Cox. Mrs C F Peterson. Mrs Mary CrandIey.Mlss Ethel MPfahler.M-r and Mra OUTSAILED OX 33-KXOT COURSE BY THE HAMBURG. Brlff Had Fortune in Coffee. The old brig- Tanaer. abandoned off Vaoouver Island while on her way to San Francisco with lumber last week, is one of the oldest vessels on the Coast, During the Civil War she was commanded by Captain George S Hodg- Kiiwon. a orotner of J. w. ilodgklnson. of Portland. She brought a cargo of coffee from Rio Janlero to San Fran cisco. When Captain Ilodgklnson ar rived in port he found that the tre mendous Increase in the value of coffee on account of the war had made the cargo, worth a fortune. He sold her in She was recently purchased by Newhall. of San Francisoe. for a small sum. She was built on Long Island in I860. CRUISERS W OX OCEAX. Chicago, Boston and Perry Left Yes terday Morning. The harbor seemed empty yesterday for the three war vessels took their de- I parture early in the mom In g. The Chi- cago. Boston and Perry reached Astoria at 4:S yesterday afternoon, and after an IMPERIAL TACHT CLUB. Kiel June hour proceeded to sea, headed for Port 2R Thn Rfmun vHr M.ml,,, .. 1 Angeles. . ..'..uouit, wnj defeated Emperor William's Meteor III Robert Goclet's Swan and E. V. IVat- Jcn's Xnvahoo Faster Titan Foreign Competitors. over a 23-knot course hy nearK- fix rain utes. The time of the Hamburc was 21:47. and that of the Moteor III was 3:77:33. Emperor "WHUara. with a lanre parts, was on board the Meteer III. Prince Henry of Prursla, railing the Orion, beat Henry S. Redmond's AUsa. The time was: Orion. 3:34:47; Ailsa. 3:56:44. Among the small raters, Robert W. Goe lefs Swan again came Is first .being 11 seconds head of the Capri In a spirited finish. E. "W. "Watjen's American-built yacht yawl Xavahoe won over the Comet. The times were: ICavaboe. 3:27; Comet. JJS:3. Emperor "William conducted services a board the Imperial yacht Hohenzoliern at 3 o'clock this morning. Charlemagne Tower, the American Ambaseador te Ger many, attending. Irish Rider Is 111. EW YORK. June St. In the match race bctwettt Taeraas Hyaes. of Gal way. Ireland, and John J. Joyce, of the Irish-American race, Joyce dropped out at the end of two miles and a quarter, complaining: of slekness. Hynes went oh alone and finished the five miles In 36:6: 2-S. Long Trips Up Coast. With the cruisers gone, the revenue f utter McCulIoch saw many more visit ors. The runners far the launches did not hesitate to cry "AH aboard for the warship" but there was only a shadow of last Sunday's big crowd on the mos quito fleet There is one man who was glad to see the Pern" go. He lives on a scow, and Friday afternoon be was peacefully sleep ing in his floating home below the steel bridge. The Perry was returning from her spin up the Columbia, and was not losing any time coming up the harbor. Her swell went aboard the scow, smashed In the door, drenched the bed. upset the the furniture and went on out through the other door. "I thought there was an explosion under the scow," said the owner afterward. Croft. Mrs M E Cabbage. Mrs Lucy Cullen. Mrs B Coumlncs. Mrs L Cunningham. Miss France Carts. Mlrs Loue. Curtis. Mrs L P Cover. Jessie Dsrirett. Mrs John Davidson. Mrs M H Davtsea. Mr J M Ballon. MrJ W Daly. Miss F Danner. Miss Ludla Daris. Miss C 7. Davis, Miss Bertha Darts. Miss Gladys Dices. Miss Clara Dlion, Mrs John It Charles B Pickles. Mlss-H Plx. MUs Oracle E Post. Mar M Potrlna. Mrs J Perter. Anna Porter.Mr and Mrs, sou sa st Powelt Mrs Eva Pratt. Mrs. 1187 East Taylor Pratt. Mr B S PrlBee. Miss Acnes Trice. Mrs Harry Procter. Mr -da Oaarenburr. Mis An cle Qulrs. MlssAKce Russell. Mrs PauMse S uussell. Mr Frank Dodson.Mrs William K Ruddy. Mrs Johanna Dock. Mrs Ellen Doane. Miss Alice Doerres, Mrs R Dorr!. Mrs Alice B Donnelly. Mrs A N Da Mer. Mra Winnie Duke. Mrs Etta Dunsmore. Mrs Flor ence Durper. Mr Ella Earnst. Miss Dora Edwards. Miss Pearl Ever. Miss Marcaret Enelert. Mtss Nina Encler. Mlrs Anna Enterson.Mlss BlancheRhabe. Mrs Lola (2) Renins; Mra JP Elliott. Mr John Rendell. Miss Ellis. Eva J Reldelt Miss Clara. Falter. Miss Anna Reich. Miss Marls Fahresward. Mlts Llz-Relvner. Mrs Harry ale Reed. Mr Lore Farlect. Edna Read. Mra Jessie rarrlneton. Mrs J K Reed. Mrs HG Faner. Miss Sadie Rail. Mrs F B Fenno. Mrs K S Sarare, Miss Stella Flcraerldz. MIssMoliUKchlapp. Mrs E II Flaynard Bros Scofleld. Mr Nettle Foreman. Mrs G D Pare Foster. Mr J S Scott. Ml ClMle May Foster. Mr Mary Fehler. Miss Dolorla J Frohlleh. Anna Shprdeon. Miss Bes- Gauagner. Miss verna He Royce. Mr Magzle Kowlee. Mr F C Ross. Mrs. 428 2d st Ross. Miss B II Ref. Mrs Fred O Rarer. Mss Marraret E Ropers. Mr Rorers. Mrs Ellen Ron, Mrs Belle Robinson. Miss B W Reblson. Miss Amy Roberts. Mamie Rice, Mr May iticrj. Mrs Georre (2) Domestic and Foreign Ports. ASTORIA. Or.. Jane 23. Sailed at 9 A. M. Steamer AWancc for Cooa Bay; steamer Sosth Bay. far San Francisco. Arrived down at 530 A. M. German ship Christ?!. Arrived in at 6sS9 A. M. Schooner Endeavor, from San Francisco. Arrived In at 7 A. M. and leti up at 7:39 A- M.eH earner Despatch, treat San Franeixoo. Arrived down at M P. M V. S. cruiser Chtearo and Bestoe, torpedo-boat Perry. Lrft up at 12 noon Schooner Endeavor Arrived at 2 r. M- Schooner Boreal in. from San Pedro. Arrived at 3 P. M. Schooner Fred E. Sanders, froa su i-ecro. sssiea ar s 130 p. if t a Exceptionally long; passages were made I cruiser Boston and Cfatcaca. U. s. torpedo by the schooners Borealis and Fred E. j boat Perry. Ccndltlen of bar at 2 P m. canaers. wnica arnvea at Astoria yes terday afternoon from San Pedro. The Borealis was out 33 days, and the San ders -S days. Both met continuous bead winds, and when these died ont there was no wind it all. Gunshot "Wound In His Head. BELLING HAM. Wash.. June 23. Fras er Tork. customs 1st pector of Huntingdon, was brought here today suffering from" a shotgun w-ound in the head. Tork was found upon his farm with a gun be side him unconscious. He has chance of recovery, although part of the brain may have to be remold. smooth: wind, southwest, with Hrht nln San Francisco. June 25. -Arrived at noon Steamer Redcado. from Portland. Sailed at P. M. yesterday Steamer Aurelia. irr Port lacad. Arrived Steamer Gnnantcua. jroea Singapore and McH; steamer OmaUHa, from Puret Sound; steamer G. C. Lmdaner. from Grayo Harbor. Salted Barra Sasta Paula, tor Portland; schooner Jc&a G. Ncrth. foe Port Gamble; eteamer Oratralla. for Gray Harbor; eteamer Shasta, for Belllarhaa. HHo. Jane 2iEilrf Schooner Transit, far Pertland. Hotel Hamilton, San Francisco's newest hotel. Steam heat and telephone In each room. Centrally located. Rates. S3, and upward. IS Ellis trett. Glllam. Anal Goble. Mrs Lizzie Gore. Mrs Will Green. Mra J L Halt. Miss Nannie HameL Maude Hammond. MUs Jes sica Harris. Miss Camilla Hatley, Mrs Anna Hatten. Mrs Kate Hawes, Mr Mary Heard. Mrs May M Heal. Miss G Hills. Miss Dollle Skipper. Mrs Pauline amita. Mrs A O Smith. Mtsa Irene Smith. Alice Maud -Smith, Mrs Myrtl Smith. Mrs. Ankeny, bet 2d and 3d Stevens. MrsSM Stewart. MIjs Ora Steele. Mra Charles Stewart, Mrs D H Stewart. Mis Garcia Stiles. Mra B Stoddart. Mr S A Storts; Miss Katie Hetlrcnr. Miss Teanz. Strain. Miss Marjorie Herbert. Mra R C Saelalr. Miss Etaln HIckenbotham. Mrs Summers. Mra C T Mary Swanson. Eda. Hlrglns. Mra Nora Swan. Mrs H V HltUMlsa Hatty Stanley, Miss Claln B Hill. Mrs Sarah E Thompson. Miss Anna Hippie. Mrs Delia Thompson. Mrs J R Howard. M Blanch To mil son. Miss Aria Holland. Miss Be mice Undeswood. Mrs Mary Holman. Caroline D Vabry. Mra A Holmes. Mrs F H Van. Miss Iren Horton. Miss Jessie B Vascom. Mies Gresep Horn. Mrs Wtn plra Rowland. Mr Laura BVacrhn. Mrs A Howe. Mr Addison Waldon. Miss Laura Howard. Mra Julia Houchlns. Mrs M B Hudrlnr. Mr Ethtl HoSmaa. Katie Hut tea. Miss Henri etta Huff. Mrs Ed Walker. MUs Mary D v aisn. Mrs, 1031 Dol man Watkln. Mrs Mack Wells. Miss Pearl Wennerholm. MUs Ida West. MUs Paula (2) Hatnmason. Miss Elva Whipple. Mrs Alice Huntlsr. Mr Hurt. Mis Edith Irwin. Laura Jacob. Mrs A P James, Mrs May Jackson. Miss Elizabeth Ja citron. Miss D- Jamlason. Miss Berate family WMtmaa. Mrs Bertha Whitney. Mrs J L Wilde, Mr VN Wilson. MUs Emma Wilson. Mr WC WlUch. Louia Wltd Wrirht-MraFW Wrlrht. Mrs H W and Jenott. MUs I rtne Johansoa. Ida Johnson. Mrs B L Johnson. Mrs Hllma Jones. Miss Mlna Jones. Mrs Walter Jones. Mrs WN Kaley.MrsCW Karrus. Mrs Charles Wrlcht. Mra Martha. 3 Wrlrht. Mis M C Taeaer. Miss Esther Taerer. Miss Maria Yaerer. Miss X Tounr. Mrs Harry Tounav Mrs H A Zumwalt. Mrs Addle AcW nr. rraakr MEN. Kribba Rollis- TstATXLiars craw. Tt . r mm 1 m : ran i Km? 9 The highest type of FAMILY SEWING MACHIN E the embodixnent of SIMPLICITY and UTILITY the ACME of CONVENIENCE. SINGER MACHINES -re sali mlj ay SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO., deal teg directlj tarn Maker ta TJxcr. They are a aw beisg sold at Lower Prices Alio the Best Oil, Neelles, Belts, etc, of irkidt we carry a Iarjex stack Than Any OtHer iealtr aai we axe "sw the spat" to pi cxrthl attention to all exsteflwrs. 'Sewins machines rented or exchanged. At tKe Singer Stores 334- Morrison Street 402 WaaKinton St. 540 Williams Ave. POnTLJ5D, OREGON. MAIN ST OKEGOX C1TT. OR. Union Pacific 3 TBAISS TO T2S SAST BAILT. TJtrautii PoSsxaa. ataadarta ns& taictsc teesE3c-ars dally ta Osaka. Olesra. Soo zaa; teerUc sUataaar dairy ta Xaasas CHy; through. Ptifesaa. SaarUC sleesmsesr isrsecatly coadactrd) ws2sy ta Capx. Rrattalas- ciAlr-otrs. iseais Sm) to th Sue dafety. "UXtOX DEPOT. SPOEAIfE TLTEX. 'Sili P. M fS.tO A. M Py. Tor Eastern WaahtacSoc. Walkx Wu!. Lswtatoa. Caesr iTAIesa aS Great Xectisra patera. tar sa East Hant1?" JrLAi- SXTEK SCWTTPCTJC TOR ASTORIA aaiSnai P. M ,3aBO P. M. war Tiats, cotmectma. SaHy. j ZSaBr. wMst steaser sar Bt- exasas. f cxaese a ant i Nertst Bf.s'i Susday. Scnttay. teaaaer Hiimfo. AM- Sattcrday. ,' C daek twiur yrj MO P. M. : FOR DATTOCST. Ore-7 A. M.'3e39 P.M. Rter Teiata. Ash-A., exeeae irrcrpt" j dock (MJtr BerJ , Saasy. SwrwtajB. aerae Prlatlnr Co Adams, M P Adam. W Aliclre. Ross t2 Alfred. PM Allea. Chas E Allen. Prank Alraeder. WlIHe F 2) Altlsoa & Smith Ames. Allen Lyone . Peter LacejvCeorae lj.dI. Daniel LaGrand. Jno Lad.l. Wm Lamb. G W Landelt. J A Lawls & Clark Centen nial Exposition Lwis and Clark American Wrltlnr Ma-Leod. Wm china Co Aadriw. C Andersoa. D A Anderses. Owe Arroond. J A Arnold. C D Asher. Master Harold Atteberry. S A A us tad, Henry Aunr. Habert Austrian Glass ExbibltLoos. Ernie Avlla. Antone S - Lookla. Fred Ax. John Lewdtn. Edward Araer. Oratic Acid Co. Lutsr. J Barnette. H E Lund. Arthur G Bacby. A L Lyneh-Jamei Baker. G H Lyons. James Baltimore Ottlo R R McCreary. Rs-lph M Lemmon. S J Lerrctt. Andy Uee. HP Ueuallen. F"A Uehty. P B Ltnrflelds Pharmacy Llndsey. G W Undsey. J C Llndsley. A A Under. Carl Passencer Actnt Barbctr. Hayt Barkeloe. Ott) Barrett. Urn Barret h. John Barr. D J Bartell Bras Barth. P J Bates. R M Becker. Georre 3) Beckett. H M Bee be. W Scott Betaead. Theo R Bell. Prof Bentley. Geo Beand. Henry Z Benon. X W Berrer. Henry Berraa. G E Becfer. J E Bljoa Theater Bktdlnrer. Orvllle Blarham. Howard Black. Geo H Bjsek. Mr Black. A X McCarthy. Jno McCormlck. J C , MaCnnr. William ' MeDowsIl. C E McDermotU James (2) McDonald. Geo McFarland. Chas L MeGiU. Wm M MeGrerer. G MaKee. Clark A McKlm. Maurice Mclnerny. Joseph, MeKlnney. W A MeKlnley. Geo E McLaughlin. H H McNIchols. J G Mallary. F B Marr. Joe Martell. Leon Martin. J E Martin. WW Maron. Hebert Masoc F L Mattsoa. Chas Matthews. E A Maunler. John Daris. H J Dtbte. G M Dickson. Harry J ' Dtektr. A L Dire as. Oust Dodds. Ell Doon. Joba Dobon. Harry E Doerinr.Ber M E Domnaea. W K Damesilo, Fuece I Domeyer. M ; Bonaldaaa. S J IDomemce. Petraceltt Boyle. Door las Erake. Wm E uraae. r t Drebs. T A Dunstbeimer. FraBCOssSNteiv Reubea R Daneaa. Ce W Stattr. Rev T M, Dunn. J cbMb. Bt1 M Dunn. J F Smtth. Charley Dunn. Lee Smith. Dr i Mea C J Earle Employmeat Bu-SraHh. Chaety reaa Sralth. Fsed Eaton. Dwirht A 12) Smith. KM Eastmaa. Peter Smith Jtsa EchaU. D K Smith. Jhn Edwards. Mr. S49 East Smith. Ralph Saott. J Stuart Soett. Mr A Mas W B Soetw J Edwasd Seatt. Harry B Seere. W rrie. Jerame simp. Ja Saur. Peeer Shaey. J F Shambavsec W L Shaw. Harvey Sbaw. A L Shea & KeNr Shrppam. JMUt Shirley. W L P SldweN. Edward Staslatr. D A i-i Skarra & Co. F T Skipper. Charles Blake. Maf&tt & TewaeMederiek. C C BUlack. W Mearhcr. Jamsi Borras. Manuel Merchant. Thomas Be and. 8 P MerrllL Charlr Bottoa. Vector Metzser. D H Bowe. James Mlltrr. Laheed L Bowmaa.Mr Jt Mrs B HMIIIer Adv. Aceacy AWer Elsenhardt. G C Elliott. O A, EUlsoa. Mr EIIsor, t R ElUrby. J T Emmett E artlh. Jehw Enterprise PIckUnr Works Epsladtn. O D Erlandsen. Aatoa Errlne. Dr E S ErtksoB. Nils Evening; News Evans. C R Evans. W O flralth. T W Smith. W V Southern Ore?a Mia : Beatty G Spiers. Haray fepierel, Los SparrelLJ K Speelmaa. ProC Mau rice Spaldtos. EL Stursea. R B Saats. Bert Stanley. Geo A Staadley. M L Stconr. Mart Stefan. Edward Stetaen E A Evan. Mr Mrs Will Steuefc. Hut Borer. Fraak Hover. J L Boyer, S M Boxzo. Fedefleo Brae. F W Brady St Son. M Braaley, G H Branny. David Braaham. James Bray Co.. Wm Itrennenan.-M E Bredleys. A D Brenson. Capt Wm Brown. A Brown. C W Brown. CMETerd Brown. Easlrn F Brown. F E Brown. F Brown. F C Brown. Georre C Brown. Osstan G Brown. Mr . Mrs C C Bruce. L J Bucreh. 8 Buettner. P W Bard. J Burkhart. F E Burkett. C W L Burke. Edward Barr. Peater Butler. Samuel (2) Batler. Lett Burke. B Boudler. Theodora J Byrnes. Jno Byron. R Elder CabeL A C Cain. M Miller. Francis Miller. Frank B Miller. M J A Mitchell. H MltchUL Edmund MerAtt. James Merxan. John W Marris. W A Morrison. Jaa May. Henry Mueller. Wm H Muhey. John M Malrtne. Bernard Murao. K Murphle. Felix Murray. A D Meyers. Bert Nelson. P Nelson. S B Neuman. Guitar Newton. Frank Newhouse. H J Nichols. Herbert Au rustux Nichols. Edward Nichols. P G Northrop Hardwara Co NOtt. Al Oakes, F P Obby. Wlnslew Oliver. Roland Olsen, Gilbert Olsen. Peder Osburn. J Arthur Owen. F A O'Kean. FranX 0DU OIU J Fackinrbam. LD Face. Clyde Calcium Illumlcatlnr Pacific Coast Credit Gas Co Camden. Ray Campbell. H P Capen. Frank Catara. Bill Capita, rrd C Carpet es. F Card I U. Bartolomeo Carpenter. D F Carnetl, G W Carnrs. John Robb CarL Brron E Carlson. H Carlson. Oscar Carrlran. A E Cartler. H Castle. Frederick Cawson. E Chafey. Henry Chamberlain. G J Chandler. W S Chant Music Co Chapman. Henry E Chase. Chester Clack. Geo 8 Clark. Allle Clark. Capt J L ciark. uu Clark. Will Claypole. Byron C Clausen. Hill Clement. J H Cohen. M Colby. Walter E Cole. J Sam Coleman. John Collins. A L ColHnr. Jame Collins. J M Conlsan. Richard E Conlr. L J Conncrey. Tom Center. Hnbert Coaroy. E H Conway. J a Cooley. D B Cook. J N Cooper. J P CodIc Ralph G Corbett. Mr A Mrs Ha: risen Corvllle.Pon Cotton, A T Council. David P CowrhHc Thos I Cradlebourh. J B(2) Cxalr. Stephen Cralr. J A Craven. C S Crawford. R E Crereble. Wm Cress. Oscar '21 Crowley. Daniel Cull err. Adolphu Cummtnr. Frank Curry. C Currfe. Fred Crookllt. MLB Crooks. I W Dahtemberr. David Dai e my. John J DanleL Jess DeBIalfon. Lees Daniel. Jesse R Damareaux. R M Damon. Howard Dortand. Chas D Daoust, Felix Davison. J K Daris. ChaaB Davis. John DavU. J H Davis. James X-T Association Pacific Steel Je Wtro Company Pare. J M Painter. Willie Palmer. J F Parten. Husn Parado. Will Patrick. B II Patterson. TJ Philippe. Max Paulln. Louis Pelteher. Charles Penny, Mr Plppor. Wandu Peoples Furniture Store . Perkins. J W Pttrecca. Frank Personal Abstract Co (4) Peterson. Bert Phillips. James Phllllos. Altta Phillips. A W Phillips. Lord Plceolo. Carmelo Perce. Clydo Pierce. J H Pods. Nieh Parts. John L Portland Ore Insurance Company Portland. Wm H Powers. Clifton D rrather. John Prlbble. A E Part. E Purdra. FUtdinr Putney. David Radford. Fred Raffello. H P Roran. Charles Raley. James RatUJLCB Reaves. A C Reed. G W Renner. John Rser. DrSP -Renter. W C Rhubesny. G A Rhodes. W S Rich. John Rich. J M Rich. Arthur J Rich. Horey Richard. Rer Richardson. X Rinker. Georre W Ridlnra. J 8 Robinson, A Robertson. George P Rorers. Millard Rots. R A Ross. Raymond Rostbrook. Georre W Rosenthal. Carl Rorslter. A E Rose. Charles M (2) Rowley. C R Burriery. Alfcaao Sanfora. WK Sarrent. W A Sardera. Frank Sawyer. James Sawyer. W G fl) Schaseman. Herr Ed ward Schellhaaass. Thema Pchneldrrhalm. Alt Schelomsohn. Ed w Scbulx. Danl Icawrtx,PTre - . , Farrow. G E Fealds, W Feldmann, Wm Fles. CI I fTo ri D Flsk. Emit Pitch, Owen 2 Flteh. Harry Flowers. John R Fersted. Ely Fry. E B Fr s nets. Arthur Frlsbr. M A Frlchette. Orner Gaunle. M A Geardy. J P Gear. Mr & Mrs GIbney. Rer Father Gllmour. J N GUbreath. James Gltdart. Jared Goldberr. Santerd Goode. T G Gore. Joe Goss. H P Gould. Chas L Grabtelder.J Grarr- Oliver R Gray. Walter D Oreen tz Co G rlber r. Andy Hall. LA Hamilton. Rey O Kansas. H Hanson. Brie P Harker. JM Harris, Fred Hart man. S Andrew Hatch. Arthur W Hawkins. Henry Hys. Can Healy. E P Helman. J R 12) Hlekey. Jas M Hlrhtower. Emmil Hirh. R c Hirr. Edrar HIlbert.Chrl3s Hissertck. John Hacan. Roy E Hobtn. L Hooper. Glen Hood. Sam Howard. Carl Hurley. Geo Huston. F Irwin & Fraetz Jlanweoa. Bill Jackson. D H James. E E Jaynea. Clinton B Johansoa. Jacob Jolln.CW Johnson, Ernest Johnson. Olof Jones. L M Jones. Samuel E Joxlk. Andrew Kaplan. Sam H Kearney. W H Kellorr- Rev HP Kelly. John Kelly. H J Kennedy. Dave KUImtr. WlIHe Kilmer. Arthur Kinney. Jatmes Kingston. Altcs King. Horace W Kipper. FW Klsmirer. F L Ktttrett John Steward. Perry Steven. J Wesley Stewart. Ed Stuart. David W Stewart. W Stoekman. Mr i Mcs J B Street. Harry Stri-eng. Or Snrer. H X SuHy. M SaHtvas. J F Snmnltr, C A Sumaer. F H Swaasae. E O Swaasea. Osear SuHtaa.LM Twlaa. RT Taber. Graham P Terry. Fraak Terwey. Barney A Therlea. Rlehani Thim.6 Thomas. Jas S Thomas L P Themax. W W Thompson. Adam P Thompson. Mr ft Ms J R Tbempaon. James Thompaea. Perry Thempsoa. L B 2) Thompson. OHvee Thempsen. Gee H Thornton. TO Tllu. Stanley S Tewnsend. Pat Trensea. NUs Trewbrldse. T F Tapper. Wilbur T Tuaney. Jo Vadnata. WUWe Van Vleet. H Waddle. Mr Mrs Al Walden. L Walker. Fred WaKtec. Geo Walters. R F C2 Ward. J W Ward. Pari Watklns. Mae Watktn. Floyd Watsoa. A E Watses. Mr. 112 iKh st Way, George Webb. WHMam 2 Wetldeen. Jes R Weir. Wm Wereley. Wesley WestphaLCJ Wheeler. Arthur S Whitehead. Aathur T AVMte. Chen A Wlekhaaa. Jeha Wleke. Walter Wiles. WaHer WlWams. C C WltHams. J L WWson.CW WHson. Jaek Wilson. Lewis WHsob. T W WHsoa. W H Wtatlavr. John H Wise. J W t2 Wolf.DrPW Woods. Master Calvin Weed. HP Tase. Frank Teon. J B Yerkes. Charly A. ML ! About FOR LSWJSTON. Daaty. t3:0 P. SC. Idak asd way pami excrat BaHy. from Ssrarla. Waah, Satarday. 1 exeeet Trtdas T1CKST OFFICE, Third asd Wasamrwa Telephese Maka TtZ. C W. Stkarer. CXy. Tk t Art.; A. L. Craig, Geserat Paseaarr Axs. SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND S. S. CO. Specattsg tht Only Passenger Steamers tor Saa Fraseiac Street. -OahimafcV Jlr 5. . 2. -St. rarJmn 39; Jury K. 29. 30. AJNSWORTH DOCK AT S P. M. Through tteitets via San Francisee So alt pelaes ta Enated States. Mexico. Central and. South Asaersca. Paaama. Hoaohtlu. Chios. Jaaa. sS Phitspptaes. AustnJta. Nasr SealaBd aad Xeaad-she-World Tours. JA& H. DEWSON. Ageac Phese Mala 2SS. 24S Washington' st EAST SOUTH Lea vea. amvex SCO P, M. SeSO A. M. i ieo p.m. 7:30 A. ML j -orraHis passenger I 3:30 Pa V 4850 p. M. i aaeridan paaseagw HS123, Al M. PXJOX DEPOT. ; OVERLAND EX-. PRESS TRAINS! i lec Saiem. Kae-f r-. , -j burr. h;r.f I ' Saerasento. Ug-1 . den, Sas Francu- j o. Majave, Lm Angeles. Et Pasoi, I New Orleans aad j - -j me East. ! j Morales t r a 1 a r ana M. eoaneets at Wood- J ' burn dally xcepti Suaday wtth traia; for Mecat Aagt, ' ' sHertoa. Browne- visle. .Sprtngfletd, ,' Wenditag as Na- : traa. i i Eugene passeagsr f ceaneots at Weed-f sura with Mt. An- i get and SUvertoa I local. 1025 A. M- Daily. . : PORTLAND-OSWEGO SU30R3AN SERVIC1 AND TAMHJLL DtVlSION: Leave Portland daHy fur Oswego ar 7-3 A. M; 12 JO. 2:S. 4. 3:30. 8. 8:33. 1:43. 10:11 P. M. DiUy except Sunday, 39. 6S0. 3t33 193 A. M 11 SO p. M. Sunday only. 9 A. M. Returning from Oswego, arrtvea Pertland daHy SJO. M-ld A. M.. 15. 3:5. 4:55.- d3. 7d3. 9J3. 11.10 P. M. DaHy exrepc Suaiay, 5. 75. 3:30. 11:43 A. M. Except Moo day. 123 A. M. Sunday only. 10 A. M. Leave from same depot for DaUaa aJ In tersaediata polata dally. 8 P. M, Arrive Port laad. 19:10 A. M. The ladepesdence-Monmotxth motor w cperatee daily to Monmouth and Airlle. coa-. sscttag with. S. P. Co. tratss at TBt Independence. Fkst-lasa tares from Portland bv Sacra mento aad Saa Francisco. 320; berth. 55. Seeecd-daas fare, 915; secssd-claae berta, $2.50. Tickets to Eastern cola! asd Esrvce. . Ala Japan. China. Honolulu and Australia. Crrr TICKET OFFICE, corner Third and WasMsgtsa atrects. Phase 5tala 713. - Knschner, Mr & Mra WTeunr. Geo 11 A JOHN W MINTO. Postmaster. TRAVELERS GUIDE. Golumbia RWerScenery Portland, Cascade Licks, The Dalles Regulator Lin tStcamcrs Steamer Itava Portland daily at T A. A!., connecting at Lyle with. Columbia River Sc Northern Hallway Company for ColdeadaJe aad Klickitat Valley points. Round trip every Monday. Wednesday and Friday, to Cascade Locks. Every Sunday, excurstoa te Cascade Locks asd return. leaves S A. M. returns P. M. Dock foot of Alder st. Psaae Main 314. City Ticket OfOeew 123 Taint St, Ibom 434k 2 0Y1XLAND TXAISTS DAILY 9 The Tlver asd the Fast Vail. Jm SPLENDID SXXVICI trr-TO-ATX EQCTTMENT COCRTXOCS EMPXOTES rer tickets, rates, folders and tall Ismr- eaaCSoa. call on or address H. DICKSON, aty Parsenrer and Ttckst Agt. 123 Third street. Portland. Or. JAPAN-AM ERICAN LINE . 1. 1TO MARTJ. rer. Japes. China, and all Asiatic Porta, will leave seaius aaout fuqr TIME CARD OETRAIPiS PORTLAND BA2ET Deparc ArrlTV. Tellowston Park-Kaasaa City. St. Loula Special , far ChehaKs. CcntraHa, Oirmpia. Graya Harbor. - - Scuta Bend. Tacsaxa. , Seattle. Spokaae. LewSa tan. Butte. BltHng-y Dea rer. Omaha. Vinta City. -. EL Loc2& asd Southeast. 3:30 a m 4:33 p a Ncrth Coast Limited, eieo trie Ughted. for Taeoma. Eeattie, Spokase. Butte, Mlaneapolia. St. Paul asd tse Eaat ... 200 pn 7 id a a. Paget Sousd Limited; for Csehalis. Centralis, Xv cotna aad Seattja only... e0 p a 125 a aa Tx2. City Expres for Ta coma, Seattle. Spokane. Helena. Butie. TeHow stose Park. MtsneapoUs. St. Paul asd the zul..ll.i3 p m. i30 3 a A. D. CharHoc Asalstast Gecaral Pasees rer A rent. 253 Marrisoa. corse? Third. Portland. Or. Astoria & Columbia. River Railroad Co. Leaves. UNION DEPOT. Dally. S-00 A. If. 2SP. M. Sat. caly. T:0P M Ex. Sat. AHIWm. Far Mayzvra. Ralsls&i Satiy.', Clatskanle. Westporcf Clifton. A alexia. War-I rentes. iUnL Ham- mond. Fort Stevens.: rr v GearBart. Park, Ssa-i aide. Astoria, aad Sea-l shore. Express DaCy. -Astoria Exp r ms. I SiJO p. M Daily. I C A. STEWART. J. C. MAXO. Comml Arv 213 Aider t. G. 3". fc P. x. Phase Main 90S. For South -Eastern Alasfca Steamer tears Seattla JfK 3. S S. Hampoldr, s; 3. aty k ot Seattle. S. S. Cottag dry. Uaae I3.S2.rr. Excarsiaa d. (July 20. August 3. 17. ' Tor Saa Tran cisca direct. Queen. City ot Patala Xata. UEa. 9 A. X.. Jane 22. 27. Portlasd otic. 243 WaaMngtos sc. Vtr 2HL Sas. Fraasisco. m !