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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-25
Korean Affairs.

Yokohama Sept. y Kwong Tuug sub.
who attempted % aRsaHsinate PAX Yong
Tyo On Tokyo last year, and Hong chong
Ifu who murdered Kim OK Kun IN ShanR-
hal sought refuge somewhere IN Yang
yougdo after the recent great changes in
the Korean government, but went over ~
Vlsdivostock during last month. II was
thought they had LEFT the country simply
- seek shelter IN another land from fear
Of arrest st homo. Rut they had. II seems.
q big scheme in stock They forged A
kings message asking the Russian govern
nteut - dispatch 10@0 troops 10 eXpel the
ia panese from Korea They actually pre-
sonted tho message - the Russian author
tiea. VIM found that the message had
been manufactured. Kwan and Hong
wore escorted tp tho frontier and the Eo-
rean autboritios are preparing 70 arrest
them orr arrival
For several monfhe past the deiarhmeut
of japanese troops IN Korea has cpnsigtef
~ nine infantry companies. posted At Se~
oul Win. fieusan and Fusan. At ths re-
quest - tho king his sTnall body IS 70 hs
diminished ~ four companies Jspsness
military off{cars doubt the expediency or
the reduction. bur the experiment j. never
iheiess 70 be tried.
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Wabash Employees Threaten to strike.

st. Louis, Sept fs-The Post-Dispatch
this afternoon declares that there is big
strike brewing on the Wabash road,
which threatens 10 tie up the entire sys-
tenn from Toledo to Kansas City, The
paper adds. For several weeks past the
company through its officials has been
quietly ferreting oil the members of the
various brotherhoods in it's employ. and
one by ona thev have been discharged. The
reason given has usually been incompe-
tcncy drunkenness, bad record or other
causes wholly 8 good. and the discharg
81 men had no recourse. II ia claimed.
however. that a majority Of the men dis
charged were released because they are
members Of the Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engineers. brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Firemen, Order of Railway Trainmen.
order or Railway Conductors or the
SwitChmens Mutual Aid Association
These five organizations embrace all
classes of men actually engaged on the
road in keeping trains moving. and they
are said to be well organized"
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Of are, which shall never he ex'tnsuisasa

q 6re, which shall never he extinSuisaed
until Ireland IS free
After Secretary sutton had read the cah
for the convention and the original circa-
lar, an 0hic delegate tried unSslrCeSsfuiy
70 have n stencSrapher engaged - report
the meeting bat there were no funds fQr
such a purpose. The secretary read the
various teieSrans. each enc bringing forth
great applause. The only interruption.
ASIDE from the applause. was when
member OF the Illinois delegation asked
who signed cne of The Dublin teiecraIlEs
'oh. never mind who signed 81. answered
the secretary The men who signed those
telegrans 6oa't intend 70 have themselves
given away and their names made
known" Some Of the messages Mere as
follows
Limerick ireland Sept 24-Llmerick
men are with you Murphy"
Galway. Sept. 2l--Irishmen Of Galway
ara wishing every success. II. . Sulli-
van
Cork. sept. a-Munster with you for
Irish independents, kinsale.
Paris. Sept. 1s-Irish colony in Paris
joins new effort for Irish freedom. Maud
Gam.
Dublin. Sent et-Mayo men all with
YOU for ireland. Wilson,
New Orleans. : 1T -t-The day of de-
liverance from English oppression is at
hand God speed your efforts u. T. Hag-
gerty. President Grattan Club
There were also telegrsms from Peoria,
St Louis. Charleston Mass. Waterbury.
Conn. Eau River. Mass. DAYTON. o.;
Philadelphia. GAINESVILLE, Wis. New Ha-
ven. Conn. san Francisco, Seattle and
many other cities
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i Great Russian Bank TO BE ES-
tabliShed at fehing.
ARRANGEMENTS MADE SECRETLY
Next Russia VIII Build Her Great
Railway Through China.
Russian Traders >npplautinE the Brit
ish in the Interior Of China The
Struggle for supremacy I'm Asia Be-
tween Russia and England seems
Close at Hand.

London Sept 8-It IS announced that.
with the sanction o. the czar 3 Russian
hank with very large capital VIII he opan-
,d for business soon at PeRing. with a
branch AZ shanghai. some Of the most
proFuine flnane3ers aud merchants IN
Russia are Interested IN the scheme. which
has been secretly Canvassed. The charter
has llst been issued.
The enterprise is regarded a. another in
aicatioB ~ Russia determination I'D
wreSt the commercial as we'll as the polit-
ical supremacy in the far East from Eng
land. Trading emissaries Of Russ.a have
freely assisted the government ~ China
with money. and have already penetrated
% the interior Of China, where they ars
supplantinE the British.
An article which appears IN the evening
issue OF the Globe indicates the alars
with which the English view the sitna-
tom. This article says Russia will un-
questionably eNtort from China the right
of way through ManchuTia for the trans
Siberian railway. a struggle for suprem-
acy in Asia is upon US II British infiu-
ence does not 20 under altogether We
must he aroused and do oar part. Thanks
to our good relations with Japan. We
ought 70 be able 20 work that power to
our advantage politically and commercial
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TIE MISSIONARY RIOTS.
China Refuses Ia Danish an offender
Minister nenbv DENOUNCED.

SHANGHAI. Sent. 24-It Is reported that
China has rejected the British demand
for the hanishment Of the ex-viceroy OF
Szechuen.
Yokohama. sept 12-From ChenEtu it
IS reported that the amount of indemnity
70 be paid 90 the Roman Catholics mis-
sionaries for tire damage done by the riot
ers In that province Is to be something
like 7n0N0 taels Furthermore that tho
work Of reconstructon of the Roman
Catholic church a. Yiungohiao has already
been commenced
Through the Japanese legation az Pc
king II is'learned that United states Min
lister DENLY has bern instructed hv Pres
ident Cleveland 20 institute an inquiry in
- the "a fetv or American residents in
China preparatory 20 making demands
upon the Chinese authorities for their
permanent protection A commission viii
he appointed. consisting Of United states
officers and including attaches 81 the ieen-
tions in peking and Tokyo. Mr.. neubv
Is said 20 be deeply sensible Of the false
position in which he has placed himself
by accepting favor for his sQn from the
Chinese government
From the blame attaching 20 that error
he cannot escape but his friends protest
against the excessive viruTence with which
he Is assailed hy foreigners generally who
do not hesitate 10 charge him with mis-
deeds which he has not the power 20 COM
nit even II hc were morally capable Of
them. u IS urged on his behalf that the
lire of policy laid down for the guidance
Of American representatives I'm China
makes II literally impossible for the minis
ter 70 assume a vigorous course Of action
on his own responsibility These state
ments however. 10 not elnsnate from Mr..
nonby himself, who preserves strict silencs
respectiug his personal affairs.
The latest advices from Foochow report
that 126 sugperted persons have been arrest
81 that twenty seven have been tried ant
twenty-three found guilty. and that thirty
one others are certain 70 he convicted. Tho
assailant Of Miss Hartford. the American
missionary. has been captured. In sptte
Of these apparently decisive measures.
signs Of disturbance are detected iB other
parts of tho Fokien province. in which no
steps have heen taken for the preservation
of order. The United States ship Petrol is
on the way from Japan 10 Fnochow.
Advices from Louhee state that Swed-
ish missionary was forciby and with blows
expelled from tho city Of Chaohsien. on ths
left bank NJ the Yangtse. sixty miles from
Nuhu. The natives have taken aoleml
vow that no foreigners shalf live there.
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The Jefferson County Assessment.

OLYMPIA Saot. 24-SpaciaI Represent
atlve Mailman. Commissioner Starrett
and Assessor Sheehan appeared before
tae state board II equaliza ton today and
the ar~t-naUed gentleman argued for
decreased valuation of the city proper
.tE of Jefferson county. notwi hstanding
the fs-t that the return this YEAR is
Stie 'so less on Gown property and im-
pr1reu1an-s thereon than last year. The
total decrease on real and personal rrop-
ertv is Sf-S ~. as equslzed hy the county
board. jefferson county cVinces great
m7desty IN stating IT'S wealth 70 The state
hoard The assessor returns four watches
and clocks. and but seven sewing ma
chimes In the whole county. IN the mat
'-r ~ stock. the assessor was able % ind
be- tHeuty sheep
F-p 30 date Land Commissioner Forrest
has invested S7As- p Of tHe permanent
school fund in state warrants.
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wrecks on the Great Lakes.

Manistique Mich Sept p The crew of
the lost schooner r. r Williams. which
foundered I'm Green bay. were brought
here today by the yacht Osceola. They
had been found by the Yacht on Big SUM
mer Island, where they had been twenty
four hours without food or shelter
Cleveland Sept 24-Capt Benham
owner of the Schooner Queen city. receiv-
cd telegram today from Mackinaw that
the vessel went 10 pieces on Hog Island
reef last night and the crew were rescued
after a terrible night in the rigging by
life-Savcrs from the Beaver island station.
Sault ste Marie. Mich. Sept. y THE
barge A ". Comstock. OF AlEonia. Mich.
fcundered of 81. Anna. Lake Superior IN
the late storm The barge was valued at
S5aA@. and had a cargo OF 81 onT bushels
of wheat from Duluth The crew were
picked Up hy the steamer McWilliams.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-25
4 New Irish League Being Or
ganized in Chicago.
THE REVIVAL OF FENlANISM.
0'D0noyan R0ssa Loudly Cheered as
He Walks Down the Aisle.
John T. Fiuerty Condemns ParlIament-
AIRY Agitation, as Useless. and Says
English Listen 10 Reason The Gen.
ersI Sentiment in Favor OF Force.

Chicago. Sept. e4-lu a great gathering
OF men of Irish hloo0 from every quarter
of the United States preliminary steps wers
taken today for a fresh worldwide effort
of the race in behalf OF the Inotherland.
The convention started with the unique
distinction Of being the first assemblsge os
the kind held IN America within twenty
years not linked with the idea Of reliance
upon parliamentary agitation. A return -
Nhat they term 'flIst principles seems -
be the idea Of the delegates. The chief
definite purposes are the formation OF Il
new national organization. 20 be made in
terrat10nal II practicable. and action in be-
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PROSECUTIONS CASE ENDED.
The Last Day Devoted 10 strengthen
ing "a Few Weak Points.

san Francisco. sept = The case for
She prosecution in the trial Of Theodore
purrant for the murder of Blanche la
mont closed this afternoon. TODAY was
spent in putting the finishing touches on
the testimony against the accused Wit
uesses were summoned who. while they
furnished no adaitanal Inks in the chain
If Circumstances against pUrr8nt. were de-
signed BY the district attorney 70 strength
en- the entire case hy filing in the weak
places The testimony 81 all the witnesses
TODAY was brief The CHIEF n0.ut wN7e4
lhe- prosecution sought IN establish today
was that Darraut had sai0 that the last
fi~ns he ha1 seen Miss Lamont vas when
DO parted FROM her on rhe morning NJ
Nrrl g. she e3ins to school he 10 She
Cooper Natitcai College Iu sit his st7tn-
uselfe rsearaicE the disappearance o. Miss
Lamont the defendant stuck % that de,'-
la~atlon. Trat Dlrraut's story - his last
meeting wira Miss Lamont vas 90 pa
questioned hv tha prosecution was eFi-
5eu-fi av ;Ha testimony elected from Mrs
Nccc' Miss EIaiEsu. Miss Edwards and
Mrs D5rEan an of N1om stated thar ,asy
saw Du-rant Hira Miss Lamont on a Pow
81. street car az el7ck on ta- afternoon
of her lisa0rHararce. Tne prosecution eN-
reets - score a strong point oT demon
slrauns 20 the lurv that The pris3ae-
made false st2tene1ts regarding 9is
movements a1d ass7ciatfHn with the glI
whom he IS charged w.rh having murdered
1'1e strict attorney. il IS salt. 0-lN MAKE
use az tae matter iD BIS address % t1e
14~v and n.U Gse +. rs the basis ~ En- 8--
c;i--en- 5he a5st ~ which Rt-i ne taar these
false st4ta u.utS were inspired nv sn.--
Ter motive Ir ae ns3 0-th5gg io h.as. SO
j. argued nF vel'# rsre trs3 t1e fr-t7
sst meeting Vith che r.-f Tns-
was tAe reason tor tae ev.4ea-e ~ A-t1-
euv ao8 Nezet
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Cholera necrensine On .Innan

Yokohama. Sent. l2-There iE marked
decrease in the number n fresh cases of
cholera in Tokyo. During the twenty four
hours ending September T. Al noon. only
nineteen cases we're recorded whereas
forty. cr even flftv. had been reported a
fen davs ago If things continue IN tbis
state the disease will be stamped out be-
for. long AZ least ss far as Tokyo is cor
rerned. ia Yokohama two moro cases oc-
curref on tho llth. while in Yokosuks y
has almost disappeared and the marlupg.
vho had been prohibited 70 land In conse-
qu@nce ~ the spread cf cholers. are now
fre@ - visit shore. In Okayanakeu the
rgaIadv. whIca was o1ee SO virllenf has
greatly diminished. hut fvNenterr. ou 8he
other hana. f. showing signs Of spreading.
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Springdeld III. Sept s4-The most sen
sational report issued by a state bureau
vas made public today by the Illinois bu-
reau OF labor statistics. II charges that
the great majority OF the wealthy taxpay-
ers Of Illinois. ana more especially ~ Chi
cago. are beriurers that the assessors ara
guilty of rnalfeasance in office. that the
present financial condition OF Chicago *
directly traceahle to the corrupt system OF
taxation. and thai the deplorshls condition.
Of the workingmen is due to the liberty
destroying methods OF taxation which pre-
vail in Illinois. The stand Is taken thar il
is idle 20 dwell upon the wages and condi-
ton OF the average wage earners of the
state. The bureau contends that the con-
ditiOn lis proved by evidence so clear and
abundant that the compilation OF further
statistics would he wasted effort The
bureau takes the position that taxation Is
the chief instrument OF tyranny.
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NJ. xyniler In Far.s.

Wash. -gton city sept. 24-Secvetary
ll-ar has received the following tele-
gram from Ambassador Eustis. dated a.
Paris Yesterday. Mrs Waller au1 fam
.e have arrived ~ Paris she has de-
,tE-t ua. to visit her husband. 10 is i'm
possible 90 engage passage before o~to-
te- m which Gay tEey VII sail on he
Amsterdam Paul BRAY MIS- Waller =
ssu hy a former marriage vas at the de-
raftmeat early today and Has one Of the
t-s, - be ri. .r possession az the news
-a- e--lnr his mother. He has not re-
-sr{ ary w1-d from her direct since
naF.-e sne Jeff Nsu~itins
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.,oas3n.f Have Been m Prison.

Fa~ land. sept - i--iufEe He}.nger 90
tev s-s.r,E 5r- deportation q Al Ping.
a-.-.rc 1-at the CEln4-l2n vas not legal
ly 81 fhss country. 50 he nse failed 10 COM
olr wt- ,re lar IN regard 70 reelzterinE.
Tae Ss-, thst se vas in tha state peni-
taut.a-v ana reu,3 not f7r that reason
comply nIf1 rha requirements n the
Ciea-v Az was o'r a sufficient defense IN
tr. or .u45r os tHe court
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eo,a sh,pment- 10 canada.

~aw York. sept. 2f-sifa 80 ~ gold has
been Withdrawn from fne sho-lfeaSaff
~ the Canadian Bank Of Commerce for
sei.,rnars 10 Canada. and slgl 90 by the
Afar~bantz hank ~ Canada
Philadelphia. SEPT "a Two Ieafiing l0ral
hanks have Offered deposits of 81 -5ss.@a %
gold 10 the treasury.
Warrington. sept. = To9ay'a condf-
tor q fhe treasury shows, AFailafFle
cash balance. IS. gold reserve.
AS z3A
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PROT scrrNG THE PosTNASTERs.


washington CIV. SEPT q. Both the
-.-s.oert~s danarerreHt ana me civil rerv-
t~a commission take great interest fn ire
r~avarnenr tovrard ruttl7r fhe foortb-ciss%
postnasters under 'he protection of fns
evil service Laws. while n9tmng p lkfiF
20 ha done a. present 10 ~ prafaoi" 'hat
before tire end of this adfninistrs 'ioo fne
looks4-eo~ action will 80 taken. There are
over * 40 fourfh-cIass Dos masters in tne
country. and tire uumoer s. constantly IN
.-.aaaanR
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A cr.ot pbvsiclan Deed

Berlin. Sept "a DR. Henry Adolph Ber-
deleben. who was one Of the surgeons
who attended the late Emperor Frederick
IN his last illness Is dead, st the age of
- wears Or Berdeleben was the chief
or the medical and surgical staff In the
wars Of 1866 and 1870 He was associated
with Or. virschow and Or Auller in sew
eral medical works.
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Yokohama. Sept. 12.-The japanese are
stIu concentrating forces fer hnal al
tack on the Black Flags IN Formosa- ?
v-srd Of 2s.o91 troops are no~ on the lsi-
and They are suffering severely from
cholera dysentery and fever a" army
g. befng seut Ia the Pescadoree. prepaTa-
tor,. to a combined naval and military as
saslt an Tatwenfoo The BLACK Flags have
been kent well tn hand. but are not cN-
raeted 70 make = prolonged stand.
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The Bankruntcv of Oscar Wilde.

London. Sept. 2i.-In the hearing Of the
Oscar Wilde bankruptcy case today, coun-
sci for Wilde stated that his debts amount
cd to Ss.5a1 and that there were no as
sets. Several friends, n was stated had
subscribed a sufficient fund 10 pay all the
claims against Mr.. Wilde except that OF
the largest creditor. who is a personal
friend OF the debtor. The examination was
adjourned until November -.
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DTRRANT HENNED IN.
His Attorney Brings to Light a
Fatal Circumstance.
sELFRY DooRkNoB BROKEN OFF
4 Gasiitter Unable 70 Get i'm on the
Morning of April 4.

therefore Blanche Iamont's Dead
Body Was in the Belfry Then, and
Durrant Cannot Prove That she
Was seen Alive After she Entered
the Church With Him-The Prose
cutlon Rests Its Case.
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Chlna = .nnpIernentaI Indamnltx.

london. sert IA special dispatch
which was received from Shanghai fa-
day ssys that s1,HD89f taels IN silver have
been deposited az shanghai ~ the Chi
nese government with Which g. pay The
supplementary Indemnity required ny Js-
pan az a consideration for the evacuation
Of gre TAaotung peninsula.
Shanghai sept Am inperiaf decree
haz been issued appointing II Hung
6nang and All t1e members ~ t9e TT1ng-
Is Yamen ~ formulate an exiTaaition
treaty bet Secu China ard japan.
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OLYMPIA. sept -Speclai-The SUI
yrerne court TODAY afiruei The judgment
in ,hs case ~ Joseph A Kuhn. appel
Ian, .z ~itv of Pov- Townsend. respond
cYf. from jefferson
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George Schilling, leader OF the Chicago
socialists. not anarchists, at the time OF
the Haymarket riot. was recently and
probably Is STILL chief of the Illinois hu-
reau of labor statistics
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AYERS Sarsapariiis is not secret
preraratlor. ANY physician may have fhe
formula on application. The secret If 80
sgifsceea as "a rnedfciue ICES iu It's extra
ordinary power 80 c}eanse tI4e blood Gf
impurities and cure the most oeep-seAted
cases OF bIood-dissass-
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Pine Wena;r1ee peaches 81 cents fnr
large box az cooper * LeNys, ~ aG1 -
Commercial street
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Des 8yers sna scr-c unscf
.,,,,s rroregS wll3te}l psa, ~ :
: A. god a. or TIC s-sa'e -
81 Pcarhnc = never q'e'l'ise0 .
--cu az i1n4satast1. = ss-sss
TAMES PYLE, New ASfN
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Beaded. Spangled and Jeweled
Nets from $50 10 80 a yard
Guipures. Beaded and spaugled.
from 25c TO s. a yard.
Band Jet Trimmings in the new
spangled effects
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-19
BIDS o BRIDGE.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed plans.
Specifications, strained diagrams. and bids
VIII be received by the County Court OF
the State OF Oregon for Clatsop County.
until Monday, january eth, 1895. at ?
o'cldck p. m, foe the building. erection
and construction of a bridge across the
Lewis and Clarke River. in CIatsop coun-
ty. oregon, according to such plans, spe-
cifcations and diagrams. at a point where
the county road leading from Caatsop or
junction City, to N. z. corner of hand az
c. N. Hess on Young's Bay. crosses said
river. Each bidder shah deposit with his
bid. a or certified check payable to
the order Of the County Clerk to the
amount OF ten per cent of his bid which
snail be forfeited to the county in case
the award Is made to him and he fails
neglects or refuses for the period Of two
days after such award Is made, to enter
uto, contraSt-and file afs bondin the man.
ner required by and 30 the S~atisoactioA OF
county court. The plans, specinca=
lions and diagrams wal be subject 30 ths
approval Of the Hon. Secretary Of War,
the United State1 Tno nyznont for
'aid contract to be made by an order on
County Treasurer. Tue rieht To
reject any and all bids Is hereby reserved.
BY order OF the County Commissioners
+. ]. DUNBAR.
County Clerk.
Dated November TN. l0s.
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AsroR srRDDr GRADE NOTICE.

Notice hs hereby given, That the Com
mon Council of the city of Astoria have
determined to establish THE grade OF
Astor Street in Adair's Astoria, from the
west line of 18th street to the east line
of 10th street. at the following heights
above the base of grades as established
by Ordinance No. II, entitled "An Ordi-
n to establish a base of grades for
the streets OF Astoria, Is follows, to-wit:
At the crossing of 18th street, % feet.
At the crossing of 4St1 street, Is feet.
The crossings to be Level and the street
to be level between said crossings.
At ans time within ten days from the
final publication of this notice, to-wit:
Within ten days from the oh day Of
November, 1895, Remembrance can be made
against said proposed grade. and II with
said time a rwttten remonstrance
against the same De fled With the Auditor
and Police Judge by the owners OF three
fourohs OF the properly adjacent to faid
portion OF said street, sucal grade SHAH
not be established.
By order of the Common Council.
Attest: K. OSBURN,
Auditor and Police Judge.
Astoria, November 18TH, 1896.