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THE ENGLISH FLEET
Arrives to Take Part In the Naval Display.
a Grand Sight in Hampton Roads.

Arrives TO Take Part In the Naval Display.
a Grand Sight in Hampton Ronds.
FoRr MONROE, Va, April 17,-Before
eight o'clock this morning Col. Frank,
commandant Of army port, was inform
ed by Rear.Admirai Gherardi that the
British vessels expected to take part in
the coming meeting and naval review
were coming up from the capes and
that they would be along in an hour.
This was notification to stand by to
salute the visitors after they had fired
twenty.one guns in honor OF the Amor
iCan colors and the fort was prompt in
doing this.
Many OF tho hotel visitors were awak-
ened by the terrific bombardment which
ensuCd and tho rGverberation OF the big
guns Of the Blake and the answers that
came quickly back from the military
post and tho flagship Philadelphia.
Hardly had the smoke disappeared
from the mtlxzle Of the guns when the
Blake began a series OF salutes to tho
French, Russian and Italian flags.
During these ceremonies the flags on
all tho ships were constantly changing
from that Of one country to that OF an
other.
The appearance which the five Brit
ish ships presented a. they moved past
tho outer end OF tho United States
feet to tho anchorage grounds desig.
mated them by Rear Admiral Gherardi
was a beautiful one
AZ the hand of tho visitors wns the
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TI,o tlhIicnr AonIr.

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 17.--soCro.
tury Gresham had an extended conicr.
onco with tho President to-day Hawa-
iian affairs and tho Chilean refugee
question Uro understood 10 have been
tho topics undor consideration,
Tho trouble between Minister Egan
and the Chilean authorities oyor tho
action Of Mr. EgAn In giving shelter
aud protection to two Chilean refugees
has not becn adjusted. Secretary Grcs.
ham refused 10 say what action he had
takOn In tho matter, lie stated that
ho expected additional information
from Santiago, but up 10 tho hour Of
closing tho department no message had
boon received,
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Wnrnor snrn IIo cnn pny tp.

New YoRK, April 17.-I. II. Warner,
tho president Of the Warner Invest.
ment company, was seen at tho otEicO
Of that company on Broadway and
shown tho dispatch from Rochester.
Mr. Warner, after reading II, said; II
was the ondorser Of somo paper for A.
G. Yates. understand that two piocOa
Of 5000 each have been protested. Mr..
YatOB is president OF tho Buffalo,
Rochester and Pittsburgh railway com.
pany and worry heavy coal dealer l
willprotoct my 0nd Of tho pnpor nj tho
proper time. / stand rOady to pay
oYorY dollar | oRON
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A nnnl. rnIlnro nna the cn,hlcr D cna

bNuN hhhHrc Unu INV Suhnler DcNu'
NASHVILLE, TENN, April 17--John
schardt, tho doiaulting Cashier Of the
Mechanics Saving Bank 4 Trust com.
pany, died tonight about 0 o'clock from
congestion Of tho brain. He had boon
unconscious since o'clock this after
noon. Tho bank made an Assignment
nt o'clock this morning for tho bonoAt
OF all Its creditors, with James T. Pryor
as assignee.
The assets arc placed at about $780,.
900; nominal liabilities Sl500O0 All
tho property OF tho bank OF every do
scrlptlon Ia conveyed and tho assignee
has two years to wind up its affairs.
The failnro was due to the defalcations
OF the cashier and not from oxtraneous
causes. Tho capital stock Of tho bank
10 100000.
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nuRnAM ToN THE pETRo1Tl
Tho Fastest Cruiser in the world-A Sue
CDssfui Trial Trip.

Cossfui Trial Trip.
New LONDON, Conn.,, April 17.-Ithas
been long, tedious wait, but it has
proved Of advantage to tho builders Of
tho United States cruiser Detroit, and
tho United States will pay the expenses
OF the ship during those several days Of
delay and attempted trials which will
average at least $4,000 per day, besides
some Sl50,000 bonus for extra speed do
veloped above tho contracts, which call.
cd for seventeen knots. She has proved
herself tho fastest cruiser OF her dis
placement In the world.
Al II o'clock the board and Its assist
ants took their stations. For the two
hours during which she was circlinR
about, tho cruiser was gradually incroas.
ing hor speed until Rt ll;44.50 o'clock
she leapod past tho small whaloboat
marking tho starting point aud was
fairly upon hor great test. For nearly
four hours tho engines vlbratod TO thor
full capacity and appeared almost to
Jump from their beds. The last nino
miles were the most exciting because II
was tho fastest. There had boen Borlo
shaking up Of things on board before,
but now ovory evidence oil speed was
multiplied and Bho flow across the 1n-
ish liuo In 2j.6 minutes, after passing
tho last stake boat at speed oi slightly
over twenty knots, or upwards Of twon-
ty.throe miles pOr hour.
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ALMOST A nYNCHING
In the Heart of st. Louisa would.bo
Ravishers Narrow Escape.

HaVisher's Narrow Escape.
ST. LOUIS, No., April 17.-Early this
evening Andrew Gallaher attempted to
entico an elcvon.year-old girl named
Ida Widner into hotel near the corner
Of Ninth and Chestnut streets, and she
screamed in fright Instantly crowd
assembled, Gallahor was seized and
one man, who afterwards proved to be
Ida's father, cried lynch him."
A rope was procured and The crowd,
with Gallaher in tho midst, started
for tho corner, where there was con-
venient telegraph pole.
Just as dextroua hand succeeded in
throwing the rope over cross.tree Of
tho pole, tho other end having ale.
ready been placed around thewould.bs
ravisher's neck, two loads Of policemen
arrived and aitor brief struggle they
captured tho prisoner and placed him
In safe keeping. No further violence ID
feared.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., April 1z-sCcrc.
tNry Herbert was has roicindod tho
orlOr placing paymuster ]. Q. Sullivan
on iurlough for certain uttoranccs nc.
credited 10 him In a public interview re-
gnrding tho Boring sea matter, aud
which were construed ns rejecting upon
the action OF the United stntus. The
secretary has published the luttor to
Mr. Sullivan for tho information and
guidance OF officers who nro cautioned
about talking too freely.
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Gets His plnoe. Anyhow.

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 1.-THE
President to-day appointed E, II, Ian
non to be marshal for the district OF
Delaware. Mr.. Lannon was nominated
tor this office Saturday, but owing to
the objection OF Senator Higgins, it
went over for ono day under the rule
and confirmation was made impossible
by the final adiournment OF tho senate.
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MlDDLHnoRovon, KY, April l7,-The
creditors Of the town Of Cumberland
Gap have 0lod a petition in chancery
asking that n receiver bo appointed 10
wind mp tho affairs. Tho bit is what is
known ns general creditors bill. Tho
proceedings arc somewhat novel, being
perhaps the first instance where town
10 compelled to assign.
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Fourth Class PostmasteFs.

Sptctrt DtSrdiGh 10 ne fltsStigeheeT'
WASHINGTON, D O., April l7.-Post-
masters appointed: Adamston, Harri-
son county, l. W. Garrett, vice G.,
Schultz, removed; Albright. Preston
county, Albert Snyder, vice W, II. Cas-
tell, resigned; Barrickville, Marion
county, II. i. Dunn, vice ]. Z. Merri-
field, resigned; Big Isaac, Doddridge
county, Amy Snyder, vice &. T. Rich-
ards, resignGdi Colfax, Marion county,
Staatz Nuzum, vice NJ. Frankenberry,
resigned; Evansville, Preston county,
Mrs, Nate West, vice @, N, Walter, re-
signed. Kingwood, Preston county, j,
Slidell Brown, vice F. Elliott, jr, re-
moved; Saint Clara, Doddridge county,
W. II. Brown, vice j. +. Maron, re-
signed sherida, Lincoln county, D, Il,
Cameron, vice G. W. Deevfeld; Dead
Troy, Gilmer county, John Pulliam,
vice NJ. A. Curry, resigned; Vaudalla,
Lewis county, J, Q. Ohidester vice Mary
@, Simpson, resigned.
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TorRRA, KAS, April IA Joint
meeting was hold hero tonight by tho
Santa Fo engineers, conductors, fro
mon, hrokomen and swltobmon TO dis.
cuss tho strike situation. Tho execu'
two committee Of the striking otRnnizN.
tons appeared before tho meeting and
explained thoir grievances.
The strikers rRy superintendent Of
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HARRISON 1NAUGURATED


Mayor OF ChicagO-IIe Makes Character
istiC Speech.
CHICAGO, April l7.-Carter II. Harri-
son was tonight inaugurated mayor OF
Chicago, amid boundless enthusiasm on
the part OF his friends. The council
chamber was beautifully decorated.
After the retiring message OF Mayor
Washburno had been read he presented
Mr.. Harrison to tho council. The new
mayor began his inaugural by saying
that he had beon elected despite
foul ISLANDERS and shameless abuse on
tho part OF his political opponents. He
reviewed the rise OF Chicago from the
time when he was first elected mayor
until as he said to-day, it Is the sixth
city on tho face OF tho globe, the second
rity in America in population and the
first city on earth in pluck, energy and
determination. He then continued:
at has been spread broadcast over
this land, and has even crossed the
briny deep, that the electorate that has
chosen your chief magistrate is IN cleo
torate OF thieves, thugs and gamblers.
We stand before tho world with black
mark upon our characters. Let it be
your and my endeavor, aldermen, to
wipe this slander out and prove to the
world that Chicago is n city governed
by the best people and that its mayor
and its common council govern it on
principles Of business and respecta'
bility."
In closing Mr.. Harrison pledged him
self to give tho city as upright and
clean an administration as lay in his
power and earnestly asked the aid Of
the council to that end.
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Machinery Player has said that all
agreements are now considered of by
the road. This was the real cause of
the joint neeting tonight. Commit
tees were appointed TO wait upon the
management and see il agreements are
considered cancelled. II such is the
case the men do not hesitate to say
that more Of them will 60 out
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AT DENVER
Tho Strike Amounts to Littlc-Tho X. of L.
Fighting tho Strikers.

Tho strike Amounts to LtttIc-Ihc H. OF L'
Fighting tho Strikers.
DENVER, Col, April 17.-Tho threat
ened strike of machinists, boiler-makers
and blucksmiths employed in the Union
Pacific shops here, did not occur to-day.
The men are in the dark in regard to
the cause OF the trouble, and tonight u
committee was sent to Omaha to
straightcn things out. 1t is probable
that no decisive movement will bn made
until tho committees report is received.
For several years thhre has boon more
or less feeling between tho X. OF ], and
trades unions employed on tho Union
Pacific aud it is quite evident that the
strikers would have to combat the
knights OF Labor Us we'll as the rail-
road.
At Laramie, Wyoming, about thirty
men quit work at noon. Tho Union
Pacific Association Of employees is not
concerned in the strike and work will
not be stopped here by the small nun.
Der who have quit.
II l9 thought NJ LlrHUlO Lnub OF tuc
1000 or 5000 shopmen on tho Union
Pacific that not ten per cont OF them
will 20 out on tho orders issued from
Omaha on Sunday.
At Cheyenne, Wyoming, sixty.oight
machinists and boilcr.makors went out
to-day according to tho orders received
from Omaha. Tho blacksmiths and
men employed in othor departments
remained at work. The mon who
struck have no local grievances, but
went out through sympathy.
At saltLake, Utah, Gttyboiier-mskers,
machinists and blacksmiths out Of the
force OF 200 employed went out at noon.
Ogden reports that tho strike docs
not affect the place. There arc but u
few mechanics there.
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GIBRALTAR, April l1Z-Arrivod-Kals
or Wilhelm II, New York.
HAvRE, April l7.-ArriyOd-La Bret.
ngnp, New York.
PniLApELPniA, April lZ-Arrived-'
British Prince, Liverpool.
NEw Yors, April L-ArriVel-pt.
yonia, Glasgow , ~
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filing OF a petition for rehearing and
that attorneys might have until the
2sth inst, in which to file briefs upon
the point whether or not the city had
such title to or interest in the streets as
to Justify it in charping q rental for the
use OF any part OF them ior the erection
OF telegraph poles.
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CARLISLE'S POLICY
Regarding the Financial Situation
Not Altogether Clear.
CONFERENCE WITH The PRESIDENT

But tho Result is Not Made Public,
A difference Between the President
und the Secretary OF tho Treasury
Regarding the Advisability ot a
Bond Issue Said to Exist--Three
Things That May Be Done to Re-
lleve the strain-Tho Worlds Fa'E
Travel Expected to Readjust tho
Balance of Trade.
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rhr Mr.Irrn llnlnn rnmnnllr.

WAsuiNGroS, b. O., April lI-ln tho
cuso OF tho city OF 81, Louis v tho
Western Union Telegraph Company,
Chioi Justice Fuller to-day announced
that tho supreme court Of tho United
States would grant permission for the
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UNION PACIFIC STRIKE.
Over Three Thousand Iron Work
ers and Mechanics Go Out
COVERING THE ENTIRE SYSTEM

From Omaha to Portland-The Il. of
Il. Men at Omaha Refuse to Join
tho strlkers-They Claim TO Go Out
Would Violate Their Contract With
the Compauy-Tho Company in a
Good Position to Flght-oause OF
tho Grievance.
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IT is A REVOLUTION.
The Great Uprising of Working
men in Belgium
ISSPREADING THROUGH THE REALM

The Universal Suffrage Strike Against
the Chamber of DeputIes-nIore
Riotous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Thousand Troops Mobiltzed to QueIl
tho Insurrection-The Affair Grows
More Serious Each Hour-Excito.
ment Increasing Everywhere,
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wsnll,nr rnrOrnst for To-day.

For West Virginia and Ohio occahIOnll local
fhlnI, winds becoming southonsteilyi slightly
warmer, except In Northwestern OhlO,
For Western pannsylyAnlR. generally fair,
variable winds, becoming oAsiVflyi slightly
warmer,
TIE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
a. furnished by O. BcttSErY. druggist oornoF
Market aud Fourteenth RtfUetA
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MIR. MlLlER's TRIUMPH

After Dlsrepuiable Fight Made Against
HIm-He will Take His Seat Wednesday.
Coraial Feeling tor his Predecessor,
SpeciaI plspatch to Tie IaLslIilelcGF.
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NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS

Notice is hereby given to all persons
in the State of Oregon holding
policies in the State Investment & In
surance Company, Of San Francisco,
California.
OF the withdrawal from the state Of
Oregon of the State Investment & In
surance Company, of San Francisco,
California, and to all other persons in
tertsted, that the said company has
rvinsured it's business in the State Of
Oregon, in the Fireman's Fund Insur-
nee Company, of San Francisco, Cali
fornia, and has filed notice thereof with
the secretary of state, Of said state,
and proposes to withdraw its securi-
ties on deposit with the treasurer there
of, and to cease doing business in said
state
Any policy holder in the State Of
Oregon, or any other person having
claims against said Insurance company,
are hereby notified to file the same with
secretary of tate of the state of Or
egon, within six co months from the
date of the publication of this notice.
This notice is given pursuant to the
provision of an act of the legislative as
sembly of the state of Oregon, entitled
"An act to amend Sections 1854, 1868
and $780, of Chapter L, of the Miscel-
laneous Laws Of Oregon, as Compiled
and Annotated by w. Lair Hill" Ap-
proved February %, 1889.
THE STATE INVESTMENT
AND INSURANCE CO.,
By George Il. Brander,
President
Attest; Charles M. Blair,
Secretary
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Palmer G. Rey's Typographical charm
word ornaments, borders No. % IL N.
p. IA 1-2 N. p. SO IL N. p. 20 1-2 N. p.
81 1-2 N. p. 207 NJ P. 215 N. P. 22S N.
p. 217 N. p. 4 N. p. 212 N. p. 207 plea,
N. p. 321 N. p. wood border loft
plain, loft. loft. fancy, loft. fancy,
wood type 2 fonts SO Ii. plea, fonts 20
II. plea, 2 fonts 15 II. plea, 2 fonts IL II.
plea, fonts 10 Ii. plea fonts H. plea,
fonts II. plea, 1 font Ii. plea, 2
fonts Ii. pica,4 rule cases, 2 slug cases,
6 frames, cabinet, q cs. 107 full size
cases, 80 2-3 cases, 1 set initial letters,
l set ornaments, 25 lbs. metal furni-
ture, 2 sets shelves, / set pigeon holes
with sorts, 1 table with drawers, low
table, so lbs leads yards binding
cloth, 100 sheets binding paper 25 cents
glue, 1 small work table, $50 Miss cuts,
l strip clothes hooks, / mallet, / shelf
stand, l proof planer, / font circular
quod, numbering machine, 1 Limo
type, 1 engine & boiler, shafting pull
leys e. betting, 1886 lbs. type metal,
pig of tin, safe, galley rack, 81
type racks with old type, 1 old Hickok
press and fittings, lot pulleys oGd
pieces machinery, etc, 1 lot old lamps
& shades, 15O books (about,) 20 bundles
old Astorians (about), A bundles salm-
on colored paper, box Kinney salmon
ads, Astorian building, situated at cor
ner Is. W.) Cass & Squemoqua streets,
Astoria, oregon. Western Associated
Press franchise. The franchise e. good
will of the Daily & Weekly Astorian
news papers, published at said city OF
Astoria, to satisfy said sum Of $11,925
&c. and interest as aforesaid and the
costs and expenses of sale, August
10th, 1893.
SAMUEL ELMORE.
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sHERITFs SALE.

In the Circuit court of the State Of
Oregon, for the County of Clatsop.
Astoria Iron Works Plaintiff VS..
Dean Blanchard Defendant.
By virtue OF an execution and order
of sale issued out of and under the
seal of the above entitled court, in the
above entitled cause, on the 22nd day
of June, 1898, upon a Judgment duly
made and rendered therein on the 18th
day Of June, 1885, which said execution
and order of sale was to me directed
and delivered, 1 did on the 14th day of
August, 1S93 levy upon all the right,
title, claim and interest of the within
named defendant in and to the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit: Be-
ginning on the meander line 1928
chains, westerly from the NE corner of
the S. C. Smith Donation Land Claim,
thence N 65 deg. so min., 800 feet,
thence N "a deg. 80 min, w to ships
channel of the Columbia River, thence
westerly along the said channel to a
point "a deg. 30 min. w. from the
place of beginning, thence S. "a deg. 80
min. e to the place of beginning, in
Section Z, TIP. N, r 9 w, of the Will
annette Meridian, Clatsop County State
of Oregon. And notice is hereby given
that l shall on Tuesday. the 14th day
of September 1898, at the hour of 10
O'Clock q. m. of said day, in front OF
the Court House door, in the City of
Astoria, in said county and state, pro-
ceed to sell the same or so much tnere-
of as shall be sufficient to satisfy the
sum of $5SO.5S, with interest thereon at
the rate of ten per cent. per annum
from June 10, 1898. together with the
further sum of $1e.9O costs and dis
bursements and accruing costs of this
suit. at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in hand in U. S. Gold
coin at the time Of sale.
H. A. SMITH,
Sheriff of Clatsop County, Or.
Dated, Astoria, Or, August IA. 1898.
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AT CANNON BEACH.

Correspondence OF The Astorian)
Thre are more people at Cannoi and
Irrigation beaches this year than ever
before, the past week being an unusu-
ally lively one here. Every cottage on
the beaches from Elk Creek to Arch
Cape, Is filled with summer visitors
and numerous camping parties from
Portland and other up-river points are
enjoying the sea breezes and the ex-
cellent hunting and fishing that can be
found back short distance from the
coast. The hotels are filed with guests
and rooms are booked until the latter
part OF September.
Next season there will be number
Of new cottages on this beach, several
contracts having already been let
Lewis and Flanders. the two Portland
gentlemen who have alread spent sew
eral thousand dollars on their Seal
Rock place, will build new cottages
and private hotel, early next year.
The contract for lumber has been
awarded TO the Seaside sawmill, and
hauling viii commence at once.
A couple Of anglers went out one
day last week on the South Fork Of
Elk Creek and In a few hours returned
with 27 dozen speclSled trout many Of
which weighed oyer one pound each.
At the Elk Creek House are twenty
Portland young ladies' and gentlemen.
They are charmed with Elk Creek and
will remain several weeks
A jolly party from Portland is camp
ing at James Maher's place near
Brighton Beach. They pass the time
pleasantly. fishing and bathing during
the day time, excursions far back into
the big forest, or a scramble over the
rocks at low tide gathering mussels
and crabs. The nights are made merry
with songs, around huge bonflres on
the beach. The following compose the
party: Mr.. N. Balm and wife, Misses
Il. V. Balm, Lemah Balm, Nellie Balm,
Lillian Balm, Lois Balm, and Amy Pow
oil
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you're not satisfied, they'll refund the
money! Why not do the same when
you buy medicine?
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Ia sold Oh that plan. It's the only blood
purifier so certain and effective that 1t
can be guaranteed to benefit or cure, in
every case, or you have your money
back.
It's not like the ordinary spring nedl-
cines or sarsaparillas. All the year round,
1t cleanses, builds up, and invigorates the
system. If you're bilious, rundown, or
dyspeptic, or have any blood-taint, moth
ing can equal 1t as remedy.
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PERSONAL MENTION.


Sam Goldwater is in the city.
#. j. Haines is at the occident.
e. b. Moore, Of Chicago. is in the
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray are over from
Ilwaco.
r. A. Hankins, of nwaco, is at the
Occident.
J. A. waddell and wife, of portland,
are in town.
E. S. Stevens came down from Ska
mokawa yesterday.
Miss Moore and Miss Bodie, of Gray's S
River, are in the city.
c. Williams is registered at the Oc-
cident from New York.
Reginald w. Thompson, wife and
child are at the Occident
II. r. Wilkinson, of Portland, came
down yesterday afternoon.
ID, Ellery, Of Portland. and j. NJ.
Brown of New York, came down the
river yesterday.
Walter Ridehalgh came up from
Tillamook yesterday. He will go down
again next week.
j. w. Cook came down the river yes
terday morning. He went back to
Portland last night
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Headquarters Department of the CO.
lumbia, Office of Chief Quartermaster,
Vancouver Barracks. Wash, August
s5th, 1898 Sealed proposals, in tripli-
cate, subject to the usual conditions,
will be received at this Office, until II
O'Clock, A. NJ, September 25th, 1898.
and then opened, for transportation Of
troops and stores between Astoria, Or
egon, and Fort Candy, Wash, during
the remainder Of the fiscal year end
furnished on application. The u. S. re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked: Proposals for
transportation between Astoria and
Fort Candy" and addressed to the un-
dersigned, A. G. Robinson. Deputy
ouartermaster General, u. s Army.
Chief Quartermaster.