The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, July 10, 1885, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextrmrT- -- - Ci) ffm.JAJL-UMJIX i .iii'fcLi.jcajs.VTJ'".; LLkJU HHJ"JfcKdrV W MB l iju A'.i' . uji m y wtf w n ctTocTanbnEa She gailg jiovimt. ASTOltIA, OREGON: FRIDAY. .. JULY 10. 1685 Tit uks began runuing regularly on the Oregon Pacific railroad Inst Sat urday. Gov. 13uxn, of Idaho, has demon strated liis good sense by resigning bis position. Tnn inhabitants of San Joaquin valley, California, arc using 3,000 pounds of arsenic every reck trying to kill the grasshoppers. Hoadly has been coaxed by Ohio Democrats to run for governor of the Buckeye state, and their coy bland ishments have won from him a re luctant consent. It is reported that the force on the Cascade division of the Northern Pacific is to be doubled on the 1st of next mouth, which, if so, will greatly hasten the completion of the work. The On yon tan thinks Portland needs a fine hotel, but sarcastically adds that "no doubt it is useless and might be preposterous to suppose that the wealthy men of Portland would do anything of a public char acter." A correspondent of the Loudon Times, writing from Naples, says that all animals whose skins are worth a centime are skinned alive in that fair city of the sea. Old horses, young kids and lambs, all dogs, cats and rats are skinned alive, because the skin when removed from the liv ing creature is considered more sup ple and sell" for a somewhat higher price. The Tacoma Lvdypr kicketh over the appointment of General Arm strong, of Louisiana, to succeed ex Gov. Newell as inspector of Indian agencies in these parts. It asks: "Isn't it about lime lhat Cleveland stopped going out or the United Stales (as General Armstrong mapped them in 1SG1), to look for appointees who are not 'offensive partisans!'" It does look queer, but "what are you going to do about it?" Gov. Moody is at present the re cipient of more advice than any other man on tue coast, iwerv newspaper man, and a few that are not newspa per men, are busy telling him "whether lie should appoint a United States senator or call a special session of the legislature. If the old saying be true, "in a multitude of counsellors is safe ty," then our worth' executive is per fectly safe. It is, perhaps, no viola tion of confidence to publish the fact that he will cither appoint a senator or call a special legislative session when lie gets ready. Ik the east mad dogs are beginning to attract some of the attention that has hitherto been lavished on Federal appointments. In one town in Wis consin, a mad dog ran a muck and bit nearly every dog it met. The in habitants are preparing for an epi demic of hydrophobia. We would call the attention of our unhappy fel low countrymen cast of the Rocky mountains to the fact that there is a land here close to the Pacific where mad dogs are unknown, where sun stroke will not knock them (our fellow citizens) out or hurricanes blow them up. Ax Arizona paper makes the follow ing anneuncement: "We will pay $10 for a good epic poem of one hun dred lines on the 'Scourge of the Seventeen Year Locust. Said poem must be sound in wind and limb, but it must not b2 all sound; a little sense is desirable. All metaphors must bo new and applicable io the subject. No more than one poetic license to ten lines will be allowed. IUivmc not absolutely necessary, but reason a sine qua non. 2o parodies allowed. We reserve to ourselves the right to work over the poems of all unsuc cessful candidates into editorials on the need of a new navy and the fail ure of the wheat crop.' According fo our English contem pories, the practice of litigants con ducting their cases in person is one that seems to be daily gaining ground in England. Occasionally a jury will make strange bluders, nays a writer, but, as a rule, what they want i3 to have ihe facts brought fairly be fore them. This a counsel often does not do. He is thinking of the rules of evidence, or he fancies that it would be politic to suppress this particular fact or to avoid that par ticular circumstance, or iu some other way to finesse the evidence. This is what a jnry dislike! They can get on much better with a liti gant in person who blurts even-thing out with a supreme contempt for all established rules, and who, if a thing is not evidence, will somehow make it so. During the past year, among the marine casualties on this coast are enrolled the wreck of the City of To. 7: to at Yokohama; the burning and abandonment of the new British ship Cowdcn Law; the loss of the Estada tie Sonora, off the coast of lower Cal ifornia, September 30, 1SS1; and the sinking of the Earl of J)u17iowie in San Francisco bay, May 13th. Amon g the minor disasters are noted tho run ning aground of the schooner Aurora, at Black Point, December 7lh, during a norther; the case of the schooner Alh-i Kimball, which collided with the Fannie A. Hyde, August 8th, off the entrance to San Francisco harbor, and afterward went ashore iu a dense fog below Fort Point; and the acci dent to the schooner diaries T. WiiLslow, which, after running aground at North Beach, December 7th, and being towed off a few days later, parted her moorings at Stew art's Point, February- 13th, and went ashore, proving a total loss. There is a notable absence of casualties ia or around the Columbia river. The New York Sun compiles a lit of some of the great wooden and iron sailing ships. The largest merchant sailing ship ever built in the world was that constructed by Donald Mc Kay, the Grcal Ifrpublh; of 3,30G tons. But that vessel was partially burned at her dock in New York, and iu repairing, was cnt down, one of her decks being taken off. Her ton nage after that was considerably less Besides, it is to be noted that her measurement was according to the old rule. The new rule adopted by tho federal government a few years ago materially reduces the tonnage of all vessels. The YandirbtU. a steamship constructed in New York, and converted into a sailing ship in San Francisco is registered at 2.927 tons, and is now the largest sailing ship in the world tho Gimi lit pub lic having gone out of existence. The largest wooden ships in the world are now turned out in the Maine ship yards. The Oi'itin Klny, :i four mast ed ship, was built at Kennebuak. That vessel is of 2,510 tons burthen, and has been at anchor in San Fran cisco harbor, near Goat inland for nearly a year. NEW TO-DAY Net Lost. irroTTTii on the night ot ttii jcia. Ai;ri ISO fatlioms nel. lends maikcd J. (J. M. & Co. A suitable reward will bo paid for it $ rc-coven , J.G. MEGLP.R&CO. . "0 ADLER'S Will only last A SHORT WHILE L0X0ER1 GREArJ BARGAINS -IX- BOOKS and STATIC ft 5 RY, PICTURE FRAMES, Albums, Baby Carria es, TOYS, inc. ETC., ETC. The GEM. MILES Will Make TWO TRIPS DAILY I TO Forts Stevens and Canby, And ilwaco. The second tilp will be made upon the ar rival oi tue Duals ironi rcrtlana. This Kives every one a splendid cliance to set THE OCEAN BREEZE. And see the Mouth ot tho Columbia. Notice. BE IT KNOWN THAT!, CEO. W. VXK dce. or Astoria. Oregon, have lids dav purmved of ,M. C. Ilmctiin the riht of tlie said M. C. llutcliinss patent process for test ing scaled cms iu the sta'c of 0:cjoii and territory of Washington, for the term of 17 years from lhe 17th dav of March, 1S, ex cept one riht sold to M. J. Kinney :ud one light sold to the Aberdeen PacktitS Co., at Ilwaco. W. T. GEO.W.PAltDEC. FreH'i Katerii untl Shualwalcr Kay 0.vhJct Constantlv on hand, cooked to any atjrSt' at Frank Fabre's. ForaScat riitinsr Bool Or Shoe, ro to P. J. Goodmans, on Che natnus street, next door to I. V. Cas-e. AH Roods of the best make and guaran teed quality. A full stock; new goods constantly arriving. Custom work. A'o Illorc Hard Tiutos Frc Board ! You live in vain if yon do n 1 go io the Telephone Saloon, and tr IJaldv Gcorpe. XO MOKE eliarse for Luiu-Ii. Free all the time. Hot from 11 to 2. Soup, Clam Chowder, etc., c-te. Vanuero Cigars, AAA Old Yallev Whisky, Boca Ileer on draught, llalt-and-IIalt; Latest Papers, Uilliaid?, Piano; Best place in town. 11 Wholesale in i:-Uil I ! tkiQ&i SO ii.es x vjy MXLLFEED. Glass and Plated Ware, ii:or.t A.M domesth- FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Tf!litr nilli Wines, Llq:icrsjGbscS,Ci5fs Garnahaxi & Co. SUCCESSORS TO I. W. OASE, IV PORT KttS AND WHOLESALE AND KSfAI. DEALERS IS (ENSEAL IKHCMMt onM?r ChfUJiusBS and CrH tUwis. ASTORIA. - - OIllM-OS J.P.AUSTIN. KonsII - Ctri-au dealer in Groceries, Wines, Liquors, TOBACCO AND CKA?.S. -rsTA FINE BILLIARD TABLE. mmi mail mm. H!:UE.'.1TKK XO MAIL Wili be FcrvvnrG! by Steamer TO SAN FRAHCISCO. lc;-ilvd mail will 1m Citrw.-mliHl Ihruuh IVM. OttUv via Op:M', .-u;l iwtUtutrv mail i:i Al:laml.llwji.vV' s;asi I2T. tniUM m 1MI. i zgvr I'S 1st iUfj 3 Wi:ieur I Hies and I'acAa.'t -, ?n usual. h all bleauiers Jt San riunetM'oaml Pngel Sntiuti ynrls SPECIAL m SfiTiPE: SIS f i5W li, HEKEAfTEU 'f MAIL Will bs For.va re! cd by 5 team or TO SAN FRANCISCO. KegMerol mail ivili U: rrar:ed HiitouIi Vi (ifflct' via Ostkrii, niwl rnlinarv mail via A!ilaiKi, thonw by stage l";nilfst!IH-U i. theiifcbyrji'lin SAK FRANCISCO. he Northern Pac spress Co., Tl, !C Will carry I'ttcis and IV. ;iKe,a imuI, by a'l Stvjincrs for S211 rraaci-r nail I'lijrpt Stwiwl Port. THE KEYKEMAK PUNCH CIGAR. 5 CentJ3. Fully ftitutl to lire Usual lilt Cigr. JLiv it. To IJ; Found in Astoria only at C. 1 vnoxy. Ahministratrix HoWcc. "VTOTICE IS IIEKEBY C.I VEX Til VT THE 1 unilersigiii'd was on the iMth day of May lt&. duly aitpomtcd by the County Conit of the state of Oregon, county of Clatsop, ad ministratrix of the estate of 1 rf. I.iisquist. deceased. All per-on li:iviimelni:ns:iiriH-t said estate are heretiv uotuitil to jircsent the s.imr tuvpeily verified to 11:3 at ii ics iilenecat Kinppa.Oiejjon, within sKmoutlis Jroni tiii' dtte. mi:'.c.ki:n"I)E. Knappa, Or., May do, lSV. Administrator's Notice. TvrOTICE IS HEP.EilY ('IVEXTilATTIIE Li undersigned was en the SKh day nf April, 1SS5. appointed :idin!iilstrator of tin eMate of .lohn.loliiison deceased. All persons having claims againM said es tate a:c hen-by nolt'Jcd io procnt the -ume, veKfied as bv law required, to iBeat We ofilce of l jonl & Stol.es, 111 the cily i.f Asto ria, Clatsop county. Oregon, wltliin si uumtlis from this date. MAhTIXlVOItn. Admi'iihtr.itor. Astoria, f'regon, April l":li, lt5. School Meeting. NOTICE IS IIEKEBY (5 1 VEX THAT there will be a uvetuig of tin legal voters of .School DMi let No. l. Atna. Clat sop county, Oregon, held ai the whtKd limine ofsuiddibtrietoii Friday, .Inly l7:h. isss, at Si, m.. for tin- jmriMise of l--iiij; a ; to sujport a c jixii l said dUtnet X.r til.' en suing j ear; al-o to lery a ta to piv jnterM on the present imif btcilncj of s.tid"diNtrl.-t ; also t'Hevj-a lnf'r a sinking fund to pi the prtscn: iadeb'isine.-s ol id distret: als io It vy a ta fir lnt'ideiital expeies of s.iSd dUtrict.and to transact such other bus iness as hmv properly come before tlie met t Iug. 15 order ol the Hoard of Directors .!. . m sti.ei:, Ci-rk Dist. No. I. Astoria, Juh C. !SS3. To Fisiiennc-n. milE COLUillUA CANNINC. COMPANY JL wPI be ready to like sahiHKi frnmeom jiany an loulsitic boats after .IhIv i2Ui. and will pay outside market prh-e for siUmon. Uy order lloaid Direelors THOMAS DEAI.EY, S?ctr. Astoria. Oregon, July Clh. 1K.C". " County Treasurer's Notice. milEUE IS MONEY IN TnE COUXIY i Tnaury to pav all count v oiders pre sented nrinrto October l"t. lffl All Mich orders will c:as3 to draw hrerest after this date. ISAAC HEUGMAN. Tr'aurer Clatsop County. Astoria. Or., June 22nd, 1Ss.j. !"" s Ifc ' PS3 pla I? Wc heg to direct special attention to our LATEST IM PORTATIONS of NOVELTIES Fine Dress Goods, Parasols, Hoopskirts, Which we arc selling Tm Best Goods at the nAA n sGuuums t MJ WES ,&"E3T TCRftiS as eoa Slit dgfeaSi aC dhu tSZasr Hit n Csr Tfrz-r -- . Ih-aler at Wlir.l.-?.i.o an I l. t. S in PPSSirisSS Oil Clot&j 'Well Papesr, Window Shades, Astoria Furniture Co., I)rti!. riirrmure, ueoning, PICTURES, liMii, Carpets, Matting, Picture ImiR, WMw SlaSes, etc. Cor. Chfiianius and JIannlton 1st Wl! I UNFSTF HNP'FRiTV BE 3 fatn4H5 V 3 3 2 9 ra USUI 4 Qi9iv 3d! Tliirty Professors and Instructors. 336 Students! Departments of Literature. Ln.3!ciHri:ir, 3i:Sr and Art. Klnnition a specialty. Hoard and lioine for ladits in the Woman's College, UM per wetk. Mrs. W. :. Harring ton, Dean. ('cntiemen board in clnbs fur ?2.."3 to $."5.00 per i-k. Many baanl thcuiselv e.? for $1.00 toSloperweelc. nie best moral trovernment Is maintained Tuition halt price to eh'ldren of minMeis and those preparing for the miubtiy. First term begins September 7tli Iaw Department open? Sept. ltitu. Medical jail, tstr., ur. r l. traser. Dean, semi lor eai..;ot:ue ami information to THOS. VAN SCOY, President, Salem, Or . r. r.Atv, 1.1. 1IKT. L.I Ilai'.igbiult and refttUd vtlih improved nr.'eh'.ncrj- the above null at large expense, we are now prepared to MAIUFACTTTPwE . Ami Furnish all Kinds and Plea efj Sash. Doers, Blinds. And everv deseiip!iuu ef Mill AVork v.illi Promptness and Dispatch. Mobting. Tandm; and Pracket Y'ork a Specialty All Hindu of Finished Lumber for Sale. We cordially invite our li lends and the pub lic to give us a call. Cor. ("enevieve and Astor Sis.. Astoria, Or. P.AIN& 1IAUT, Proprietors. Notice. TVJOTICE IS HKI1EBY C.IYKN THAT THE JLN undersned assignee of the estate of J. i. Thomas an ius.ileut debtor, will on the 13th flay of .inly, PSi. at the hour of 2 o'clock i. i. of said dav in front of the court house door in Ciatvip "canity. Male of Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cadi, the follow nig accounts due said estate for merchandise sold to the follow iug persons by said estate, which accounts havcnol been paid, nor any part llieieoi, UMiielv : Xitmct if tlrhtr. A sat. due. T. Arrlgonnl $ s 00 A. Adamapple . 1 00 .1. Aniiit ...w ..... l 0o Nat. Dojle a to .1. CSianpc'l 1 ."iO A..I. CbMitrle 1 00 lames t'olbgaii I 00 K. D. Curtis 7.", Ktiiiu.i Connelly..... ZQ John Dacker. a 5o S. Duncan 1 zq A. Ernst ,i0 T. Fuss 0 4-j .lames Fox 7 .To .1 E. Ferguson M ' Co .lamps (Jul 2 oo V. E. (Ircen 3 -to 0. P. Cralutm . fi Oo T. Hemleison...... . ... " 1 25 Win. Humble.... ...M.. M P. F,. Jones .... 73 .lohn Kceiy .."." !...'".T.!7!! 1 23 lolin lAWMin ........... 2 23 Cha. Lean 12 73 A. Lund 1 oo D. McKemUe . 3 00 II. MaUrton . 23 Sir-.. .1. V. OKen 23 S. Peterson .. 23 Mis E.Poe , .1 So Win. Kiisscll... . 1 00 Oeo. Kowv. ................. 3 00 T. Jtoberis 73 .1. C. ltoss M Mrs. Shaiuley 1 73 l,ha. Swnnson . .. 3 30 Clias. Stickles 73 Chas. Stewart ..... I 00 Mrs s-pe-iarth 30 W. It. Vaughan . . 2 73 Itcscue Engine Co 23 .1.0. Lldwel! 1 10 Henrv FI,hcr r. . 1 CO 1. Hartnig. 1 ZT, li. .V. IU'H 2 00 Wm Palmer. 1 40 W. L. Kobb 1 00 T. P.. P.ridwell 15 30 II. C. Tanner CO 70 M rs. A. Kocmer.... . 1 23 Tony Anderson 3 73 $170 53 F. P. HICKS, Assignee of the estate of J. E. Thomas. Cily Taxes. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Tax list ot 1 he city of Astoria. Clatsop, county. Orcion. Is now in my hands for the collecrion of said taxes, and will remain Willi mc for thirty day?. J. G. HUSTLER. Cily Treasurerand Tax Collector. Astoria. July 1st, 1S35. Lawns, Corsets, J&to., Etc. according to our motte: Lowest Possible Prices. PnV bm Mc-iddings, Etc. - n. in wasi aper, Pi Mirrors, II. I) v UUISSOX, Manager. Department opens in Portland December ISTHEET WORK SOLICITED. . Ilaviiifj rcmovcil part of our GnuliiHr J Quint from Portland to Astoria, we are now prepared to do all kiiul of Grading and Filling', At reasonable rates, either by day or job. A Portion or the PnTjlIc,Patroa3se Is Solicited Office at Elmo Hotel. Hamilton & Gumminsrs. WILL Cut Faster AND EASIER Than any o'h ernxeiiiade. Hundreds of woodmen tes tify to its supe riority. It qoes Deep end NoTer Sllckb. CARXAIIAN S. CO.. A rents Asturis. Price, S1.30. OTX JiXE. PATZSTCDACSjanSI. J.C.TruIlinger ASTORIA IRON WORKS. ErNTOx Stkkct, Near Pai:kei: Housk, ASTOKIA, - OltEGON. GENERAL MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS. LAND aiOIAM ENGINES BoiierWork, Steamboat Work and Cannery Work a spe cialty. O jSuS3?XKT3-3 , Ofali Dcsrriptious made to Order ct rihort Xotiee. A. D. WfASs, President. L Ci. nt'STLKR.Sccrclary, I. W. Cask, Treasurer. JOHX Fox.Superintendent. Dissolution of Copartnership. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned formerly partners doing business under the firm name of hveiuon& Anderson, have this day dlsolved partner ship by mutual consent. Martin Anderson retiring" and Chns. Evenson continuing said business. S.ud Chris Evenson to pay all of the indebtedness of said linn and collect all accounts ami moneys due or to become due It. MAUTIN ANDERSON. CHRIS. EVENSON. Dated the 2nd day of July, 18S5. Administration Notice. HAVING BEEN APPOINTED ADMD istratrix of the estate of Irving Stevens deceased, all persons having claims against the said estate arc requested to present the same duly verified to the undersigned at her re-Idcncc iu Astoria, Oregon, within six months from this date. MRS. AMANDA STEVENS. Admins tratrLx. Astoria, Oregon, June 1C, 1S85. w-5t A. U fo tL U5 i i5t - Xf" " " - " -- - UGiOs lflinHil&l rEV apply lo:he Captain, or to ... THE riN'EST Family Groceries, AT Corner Benton and Opposite Custom :i:aii U. AT Low Bewi Pries &sr -gf ?& sa UlSF'eb'w Hay, Oats, and. Straw, Line. Brict, Cent, Senil and Plaster Wood Delircre.! Jo Order. liliifii FULL STOCK A2 frSrY -iFolEza "sfT J3 iHH, -DHAl.ru Tin, Sheet iron and Copper Ware A General Assortment of HOUSEHOLD GOODS Agents for Magec Stoves and I The licit in the inatket. PiuniLtng goods of all kinds on hand. Job work done In a workmanlike masner THE NEW MODEf fe-Ui'5S5S-E- -r PLUMBING., GAS FITTING, AND CANNERY WORK Attended to Promptly on Reasonable Terms. Cbcnnmnt Street, A'ext t C r. Parker'u Store. M. OLSKN. J. GUSTArSON. A. JOHNSON. MARTIN OLSEN So CO. DE.U.ERS IX FURNITURE 25 BEDDING Corner 3Inln bid! rSqucinaiiua Streets. Awtorla. Orecon. WIRDOW SHADES AND TRIFSGi; WALL PAPER, ETC A CoiiIr!e Siocli. PRICES AS CHEAP AS QUALITY WILL AFF0ED. ALT. KI5US OF FilRSITeilTB BCIA1RFI Ai VARSISIX1I. -yrn t 1 j. jjor jjonaoninreec'iiQiuaiiiD auu 1 The Fine A 1 Iron Uanpie t.T TTA1DEE,1 7-s Tons llcgister. Will Soon he 11E.VDY TO PJiCKIVE FltEICHT AT ASTORIA. SALMON Will ho taken at 11EASONA15LE ItATES For particulars apply to SIIJSON, CHURCH & Co , Portland, Or to A. W. KERRY. Astoria. To Whom It May Concern. I TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING THAT Mrs. Kary Jasperson, holder of the ticket purchased by ma from Messrs. Rozorth & Johns of this city over the Ounar.l Steam ship line and Pennsylvania 1 It. and con necthiK lines, arrived safely iu Astoria tircn twnnc days from Stavanger, having received during the trip every attention from lhe of ficers and employees of tho steamship and railroad lines above named, who addressed her in nor own language. Her baggage ar rived In Astoria in good order on the same boat with herself. I can chccrfullv recommend all who wan' to travel over lhe fattetl and mfcxt line, and at the same time have tho very hcsl nf treat ment In every respect, to buy their tickets tin the Cunard Line. I..7.ARYOL1). n The Field :ain! J. G. UOSS Having Purchased the Iutaret f the Mclntosli Bros., IN THE PIONEER RESTAURAHT "Would mostrcspectfullv inform hii numer ous friends in the city of Astoria and sur rounding country that he is now ready to do businoss again at Ids old stand. Come and seo mo. A Well Supplied Table, and Clean, Comfortable Beds. TSW&Bi &JsS J&b, Provisions and Freshes! Vegetables Chcf'amus Streets. House Square. - i: i:, Drsyinr, Teasiinsr ami Express Unsinrss. w'F?:toi?:u (LIRA PARKBB fbvn P. Parf.crjuaster. : For TOWIKO, VKEICIIT or CHAK- KANCK CAX HE HAD IN TOIUA ONLY OF 0. fi, BAIVES. AC. E.N T Al.:. AND EXA5UNE 1 r. WILL HE PLEASED. K. i:. IIAV.'ES is aisQ agent tm Ml patent CiMf Sioi- And other flrst-el.si SSlw. Fiiruaco IVorlt. Ston.ui Fr iclj;. ato., ft Hpeoiu-ty-WATS GK HAira. tT2i S5 gmrsr, lay ATT I" TTotirltnnnQ VAN DUSEH & CO.. DRACIUIS IX 1 liardvare and Ship Chandlery Pure Oil, Bright Yarnisli, Birmcle Oil, Cotton Canvas. Hemp Sail Twine, Cotton Sail Twine, Lard Oil, Wrought Iron Spikes, Galvanized Cut Nails, Agricnltural Implements Sewing I?IacIiiics, Iaiit!. and OIK. Orocorics. etc. Abstracts of Title. milE UNDERSIGNED HAS COMPILED -S- a set of Abstract Rooki from tho records of Clatsop Ccuntv and i3 now prepared to furnish complete and correct Abstracts of Title to any Real Estato in the County, at reasonable rates. C. K. THOMSON, Attorney at Law, Astoria, Oregon. Office, Jtoom 5, ever lty Book Store. Street Lumber. $8.50 a Thousand, West Shore Lumhcr Mills. J. C. TRULLINKER.rrop. For Rent. mnEHALLOVEB D.L.BECK& SON'S JL can Le rented for Tubllc gatherings. Application may be made to the executive committee or the Astoria Ladies ' Coffee Club. IIpa BERK MAN. MBS. PRAEL. 3DJS. CHARTERS. &?& S, .fe"? 2J3S72 -jJnS V'ferpiF--:-,S .a- CJM -. 'jiL-J