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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-17
The Failure OF noth.ehnd. baum a ster.

ROCHESTER,, March l6.-Julius NJ. Vile, as
signee of the clothing firm OF Rothschild, Baum
d Stern. which went to the wall on Wednesday
last, filed an inventory Of the assets and liabili-
ties OF the partnership this morning. Total
nominal assets are Sls6,6 0l total actual assets.
S264, l2S. The tO,al direct liabilities are S37S,-
l5l. To this must he added the liability of the
firm Oh notes endorsed, S20T. ore; also the lease
of Chicago store, state and jackson streets, for
n term OF seven years from May l., 1890, AT an
annual rental of S23, 800; also store adjoining
this, which runs two years from Nav l. 1896, at
$4,000 a wear. The firm Is also liable for the
debts of THE sterling" of Chicago, SlO,5 24.
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FURNISHED Hooms& apartments to gtt


west Side.
DOTH ST, Q4i WEST. Large and small desirable
DJ furnished rooms, suitable for twuI private house;
reasonable.
tslp ST.. B5t WEST Handsomely furnished rooms.
IL all cOnNpnIenccsI near lroulW ny, MISC elevated
station; excellent ncighboriuul.
it)D ST.. 2Ip wEsT.-LHrgc handsomely furnished
- rooms, all convonlenccs, superior house, excel.
lent ncighborhood; moderate t rms.
isID ST., 2it WEST Largo and small irslraNle
- rooms; superior house, excellent urlghOorhool;
board II desired.
tern ST, 2OG Est. Large and small Il nsirilln
~ Furnished rooms; all cunvCnicncas! near Broad.
way! private family.
fETH ST. 500 WEST Large ami small desirable
~ furnished rooins; near broadway. with toard!
private family.
iSTH ST, al3 WEST Large hand omcly furnished
10 rooms; near broadway: superior house, gentle,
men only; references Exchanged,
4 9TH 81, gOT WlST.-inree aud suHil desirable
no furnished, rooms: Nil convcnicnccs; near l'rnad.
way! reasonable.
10Th ST, ia WESTON second floor. large front
10 aud back rooms al! cuuvenIenres3 newly fur.
nished; moderate.
= ST ST, i29 WEST. Large aud small desirable
~ Furnished ruuns, all COnNCn!CncrS, excellent
neighbOrhoOd, moderate terms.
KIN ST. 2bB WEST -IIandsonciy furnished suite.
D') suitable for two gentlemen ]prcferrCd; all con.
rcnIenceAi sunny; reasonable.
EETH ST, 8BT WEST Large nnd small desirable
,)O furnished rooms all cOnVcn!,lccs; board II dc.
sired: reasonable.
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RAFFEnrY,s % MACK CAT.
Cat Doctor Muivsy Held In eiOO Ban for
TrIni for stealing II.

The examination In the case Of James RAT
fcrty, a fireman, of 426 West Thirty.ninth street,
against " Dr." stephen Mulvcy. n dealer in cats
and dogs ut 1,7TO Broad way, came up again be-
fore Magistrate Flammer in the York vile Police
Court yesterday. Last Wednesday Rafferty,
charged that Mulvey after having promised him
50 had. refused to give him more ,han a dollar
for n black cat.
After hearing the evidence yesterday MaCis-
trate Flammcr decided that Rniferty's story
was the more plausible, and told him to make n
complaint against Mulvey for the larceny ola
pay the complainant the So, but the Magistrate
refused to let Rafferty, Withdraw the complaint.
and held Mulvey in 500 bail for trial at the
Special Sessions.
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II. ". INMIN'S DRO WSISG.
indictments Against Officers of the Perseu
Dismissed.

The indictments for mansiaughter against
VIII. Hulse and James Allen, Captain and pilot
of the Iron steamboat Perseus, which sank X.
w. Inman's yacht Adelaide on Aug. 26 last. re-
sulting in the drowning Of Inman, were dis
missed yesterday by Justice Smith. In the Rich
mond County supreme Court.
Imam had II party OF friends with him on the
yacht when the accident occurred which cost
his life. His body was washed ashore at South
Beach, 81. and u Coroner jury in Stapleton re-
turned a Verde discriminating the officers of
the Perseus. The Richmond county Grand
Jury found indictments against them. District
Attorney Pinney moved TO dismiss the indict-
ments on the ground that the evidence was in
suliCient TO secure conviction.
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A, NIL 20, as Fast Thlrty'eighth street, Man
haitian Brass company, damage IS; ll;SS, oB6 Water
street, Charles Reilly, no damage.
=. M,-l'5H, 80 Rlyington street. Maurice Dreyfus.
damage tTlning 2il5, AZ barclay street, Whital
street, John Justin, damage SIS; o so, AZ Henry street.
Joseph RosenthGi ana others damage 1900.
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JOTTINGS AMOUR TOWN.

The trial OF Police Captain william s. Deyery
before Justice smyth In the criminal part OF the
supreme Court was adjourned yesterday until to
day.
Judgments of absolute divorce were granted In
tnese cases yesterday by Judge Pryor: To clara
BuTrell from CLIFFORD u BurTell and 20 Louisa
echultz from Herman schultz.
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2ateuts.

BARRELS OF MONEY IN good PATENTS
When procured and sold througi reliable Patent At
torneys, CLARK DEEMER COMPANY, $50 R'way.
\. y. Invaluable IIiuts to Inventors" mailed free.
VI Wantci..'
EDGAR TATE Il co. 2i5 Broadway, New York.
OS(AK a. MICHEL. a. CO.-PATESTS
Promptly procured at lowest rates. PATENTS Oh
tanned through us advantagenIsly sold. Pamphlets
free, No. 3jf Word building, New York.
DATENTS for Inventions procured promptly low
i rates. ROEDER Il RkIESEN, So Nassau st y. Y;
established 1874.
n l. STETSON. 90 Murray ST.. New York. ratens
/. Solicitor and Expert.
WANTED, AN IDEA Write JOHN WEDDER.
W BURN 4 co, Patent Attorneys, Washington. D
e., for their 1880 prize.
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PHILADELPHIA, March l6.-The directors OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company were to-
day renominated to serve during the ensuing
year. They will be formally elected on March
"a. The nominations were made by "A commit
tee of shareholders appointed by Gen, Louis
Wagner, the Chairman OF the recent annual
meeting OF the company, this being the custom
AIRY method.
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E.-su.u.s Hogan Wa. No. to Blame.

Central once Detective Mason, who made the
statement on Saturday that eX-Polico Justice
Hogan was responsible for the disappearance OF
certain papers IN the case of Edward Donohue,
found yesterday that he was mistaken. The
papers were found by Assistant District Attor-
ney unEeF. When DOnOhue was arraigned be-
foro Justice Hogan an Assistant District Attor-
ney took away the papers and left a receipt for
them. Mason threatened TO have ex-Justice
Hogan arrested, Donohue was convicted Of
assault yesterday before Judge NewburRer. De-
tsctiye Mason was the complaining witness.
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Situations Sfantfd-females.

A YOUNG GIRL, 10 years OF age. wishes to obtain q
n position OF any Kind.
JOSIE DOSoHuE. 269 William St, y. Y. city.
A VOTING LADY, with reference. desires a position
"A as st"nographer. typewriter. and bookkeeper. Y.
Y, box lSz. Sun ONCE.
GERMAN PROTESTANT, neat and willing, excel
~ lent reference. to cook, wash, iron. general house.
work; city or country. III Il. SIth ST. bet. I'd. 3D. avs.
ADY scekinS position rs companion TO a lady or
IL as hOusekceper can furnish very best Of refer
cnccs. FRANCES DONOVAN. 227 West 18TH st. city.
WANTED.-German lady from Han
- over. lingu!st German. French, and spanish, de-
sircs position FOR teaching or travelling during the
SUMMER. Address Mss BIERWERTII. Wclles build.
ing, Wiikesbarre. Pa.
STENOGRAPIER AND TYPEWRITER. accurate.
- reliable: GoOt penmnn: willing to ASSIST with OF
fee work; moderate salary; references. s., box 1917,
Sun up town Office, | ,205 roadway.
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Car No. liz OF the Union Railroad Company
broke down at Boston avenue and BristOw
street yesterday morning. Car No. ll3 came
up, and Christopher Meehan. mOtorman OF No.
H., got on and lost his footing in the snow
while trying 10 couple the two cars,
He was caught between the bumpers and sew
erAl ribs and HE right arm were broken. lie
Mas also injured internally. He Was taken to
FordhAm Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-17
a Daugh.sr Coate.t. PatrleL sheehy,. wan.

Mrs. Nellie Gompert has filed notice of con
test OF tho will Of her father, Patrick Sheehy
who was q brother of Edward C. Sheehy, and
who left $3.50. 900, mostly to his son Frank
He left Mrs. GOmpeTt 50. 00O.
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West Side.

West Side.
(MISTOS PLACE, sS.-LArge and mail desirable
Y Furnished roomsi all convenicnces; excellent
board near 9Th ay,
NAVERLEY PLACE. lOs, between 9th ay. and
w Washington square.-L Large and small desirable
furnished rooms; reasonable.
NX~rELLcFURNISHED rooms, with homeIiks comfort
w and board, can be- obtained at 327 West 22d st.
10TH ST. B2 WEST. Handsomely furnished rooms;
~ al conveniencesi central location; from 81 up,
OETHsT. b5 wEsT-Hahdsome suites OF nicely fur.
ZO nlshpd rooms; private hath.
O-TH ST, as WEST.--Ths Wilton; cnsey and home,
= like; steam heated rooms " per week upward.
. iTH ST, IbB Large and small rooms
t)t Handsomely fuTnished, together or separately;
closets, heat, bath; breakfast
y I'm ST. 4e WEST. Large ana small unfuFnlshed
al roomS suitable for light business. living purpose.
10Th ST. s5s wEsT-Larse handsomely FUR
30 lshed FOomEI AL conVenlencss. front and back;
superior board reference.
39TSE. e q =; !s..tI.ss Is: S s::is:T ~ F =. ssI s, q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-17

BERLIN, March l6,-Tho united committees
formed for the protection OF the Northern Pa
citic Railroad bOndholders have approved the
New York plan OF reorganization or that com
pauy,
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q ARR sSs stsP. o. ne n
JOHR r. 1877 W. t2d g., n. y. ~
cures chaps Of both kiadG Use Facial soAp.
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Srlert Hoard.
last Sid5.

last sid.
9TH ST. 81 EAST.-Large. warm room, well fur.
~ nisIed: ample closets; every convenience:
excellent board: moderate.
fora ST, lH7 EAST, near Lexington Undesirable
10 large and small rooms;g good table hoard; reason
able.
DESIRABLE ROOMS, bachelors quarters, single
l.. rooms. and hath: valet attendance; 81 weekly
upward: convenient principal hotels, clubs. l2 29th
St. between 9th and Madison avs.
Vest Sida.
10TH ST., ~ WEST.-Desirabie furnished rooms,
w with excellent table board; central location:
moderate terms.
At. I20 w furnished
Lei rooms, suitable for Two; running water; only
those wishing "a refined home need apply; roOmH
vacated through references misrepresented.
I0TH ST, 2d9 WEST.-Large and small desirable
1ofurnished rooms; excellent table board; near
Broadway; reasonable
10Th ST, Ell WEST. Comfortably furnished hall
~ rooms: also large rooms; good table hoard.
10TH ST, 22l WEST. 80 Handsomely furnished
10 rooms; excellent table board, near Broadway;
all convrniences; reasonable,
10TH 81, 800 WEST Large and small desirable
10 furnished rooms; excellent board, near Broad
way; all ronSenlenc"s.
iSTHST., 22e WEST,-Large ami smail desirable fur,
4 nishod rooms; superior board: near broadway;
moderate terms
SSTH ST., 80l WEST. Handsomely Furnished
')') rooms; excellent hoard; superior house; good
neishhorhoodi gentlemen preferred; reasonable,
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Domestic SERVANTS atanttd.
1T

(~ANVASSERS wanted for new and unique marine
y book, the first OF the kind ever published, IN con
junction with old established marine weekly.
SMITH & STANTON. l29 Broad St, New York.
WANTED. AN IDEA.-Who can think Of some sim.
w pc thing to patent Protect your ideas: they
may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDpERBURN
& co. Patent Attorneys. Washington. Il. c.. for their
81. 500 prize offer and list OF inventions wanted.
w ANTED-A young man that understands grocery.
w Call at 425 West 4cd St
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1lediral.

OF P1 ii,R ~ "I'i ~" - ihW i6hs, M EEf i. iE@fEFPs xh1.
NE En- - HytPyp : fPS' sainnr IL s' sr%stm "f 9r S'@;od Sn snd
skin diseases, pains IN bones red spot, sore throat AMI
S "p@a as."n.. ]; S"ak nss ~.nt tan %is. iy. gr, nrs s g"9sfr!
% "arry ssanr& H" "an! sr''" %!,n SR S GRr%nL T." t sS2s' 10
THrSSHLE nSSSr fs,i; 1pEIGE %yES z YEAGsS
Tree. Mrdicine, 81. Hours To D. suudays o to
No charge unless cured
ABILITY. -olDpE SMITH, ia Fast 18th st.. near
"a av %staton: only Oh specialist IN nj. paper. over 10
year, IN ". !, rity' both sexes nl Diseases hlnod,
les. pains back. head, Gon's chest. hcarG lungs. coIiS
GoGEni c"nsnmPtl"m kinnry', n,Hdl%r' siGnr, grayel,
turoS, glret, nervous dCbiIlty weakness, had dreams,
i la,1 % anm@%t, 10 H2 marri%s !; Wa" s"a III ah9f TX gSqr 2ff S4..
Dton Treatment and advice free MEulCINE 200.
OLD DIR; GKEN,i5 years " sp.si.iist 10
EpaTlnl"gd Or m"n"y r],innl"i ni"Gh skin, Kidney.
10 m@,rriagr, ono" OYER 10 EEarsM i2n Fast IN s.,
frrnr = @1n" and nddI advice 'i rr"I' SMstGdlaHiinss, " HSa' y TO"
A. a.. ave KEST PERMANENT
cur" IN diseases Of Inrn; dangerous r">rs soicitelj
relief a! %nrya M, ,dh r''Fi iGSo M iaS tIs' cIa.s srlsn'ime
hoNSChuR m West 2sd st., o To $40 10 ~ sundays
Toto
nK CuNR4p. scientific, skuml treatment OF or
~ ganir and functional diseases and Irregularities
% women, Private sanitarium, ~ West i7th sLi
nR. ANp MRS RFINHARn, 2ua IVES, 4gi st. for
- merry LeN,nFton ayr specialists female lrrcgu.
laritirs; 30 years "N experience,
1 AIDES, married or single consult Mr.. llolIn ann,
GOCToR 1855 East isth St.
S%TRIcTuRE, gls't, discharges, impotence ami vari
nesses OF usn a speciality as years; many had been
ent ~ times and others inluIed, with ,ounds ~
Of cures free.
" -L-LADIEs' PHYSICIAN. sII ws.l 4SdEt. -
A' nsEJ SIC; hs specially ~ ysAFsl hours -
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Aurtina 4lutires.
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS to steamer MISEA
L HANpNCK and for leather Will be opened at the
Onice Of the department Of Correction, t6 3d aY., on
Tuesday, March u, lsth. AT 10 O'Clock a. NJ. For mar.
ticulaTs see city Record.
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Dwelling Gouses Mantrd.

A T YONKERS.-Small house or comfortable fat
n state location. facilities. and rent. Address {. u
T., box 100. sun up town Office. l.263 Broadway.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06

names indicating that number are go
Ing 10 JUNEAU intending TO make a llv-
Ing by sewing. Among the various con-
signmonls piled up In the Ocean ware
house awaiting the arrival OF the city
Of Topeka IN curious looking and huge
piece 81 iron. IL II cons-shapsd cast
Ing set on piece OF steel resembling
tho shaft Of an ocean ship. Hundreds
Of people inquired OF the warehouse men
yesterday the nature OF the casting.
Most OF them were told II was tor
ptd0. bound from Chicago to Cuba. sent
around his way TO divert suspicion
Others wora told any old thing that hap
pened 10 enter the head Of the ware
house men. SIN the curious asked ques-
lions. They could not complain Of
variety In the answers. Some were as
tuted that II was not explosive. and with
the characteristics doubt OF Americans
Immediately prOceeded TO shy al H.
Others were told II was explosive and
wanted 10 know Just what conclusion
Was required TO make 1t explode Al
together the casting attracted more at
icntion than two or three dog lights
A. matter OF fact II is part Of a rock
crusher and Is bound for the Treadwell
mine on Douglas Islnnd.-l.edger
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06
cunE ron nnAbAcnn.

- fmntg for 80 fDfme ~ headache
Vie tc rrr hie paJvsd. 10 b. M
q Gega permanent cure
ffa nls' dreaded babltual sick head.
ach yfd % 10 Influence. We Jrg
% FE5 ara afflimed tD procure 3 bAtis
lrI SVr mis- r@nr5y q fa'f iral. "a
c.ges Or haM uii cons pN3p HrrlC
Bi ers Cdr by gving thf p, isI tone
g. ibe bowra. ara few eisss long resist
f.f uss of ttss medicine. Tfy 4 once.
1arxs b5rles only nfty GEMS 81 chss
RJs~fA . ug stOrs.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06

The London Telegraph says: His ox.
cellepcy. the Hon. r y. Bayard the
American ambassador. has fixed Monday,
June n. for the laying Of the foundation
stone Of the John RobinsOD Memorial
church. Gainsborough. the original home
Of many Of the Pilgrim Fathers The
deputatlon Of American Congregational
iss who are 20 visit England this sum
mer will take part In the proceedings"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia OF Alum.

Prince GhIka. who has been appointed
RoumRnisn minister In Paris. belongs
20 one Of the most famous families Of
his country. In the last ten years there
have been three OhilSas occupying posts
an miniaters--one at Beriin. ons at Lon
don. and the one now appoint ID 20 Paris.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06
The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all Others.

How married life does change one.
From what | have observed shouli
say 1t changes two."-Roston Courier.
Give ~. q hVci t'gulator and I can
regulate ,ho wotld," aid genius. The
d.eyg bpndcl him bottle OF De WiUs
L'Cle Ea'N Riser,. he famous little
p'l9 Chas. Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06

Thirst Is funny thing" said Dismal
DawklDS. looking dreariiy through the
window OF the barn loft at the floating
clouds. Too much OF II kills a man.
while fist about the proper amount OF IL
Is about all that makes life worth llyln' %
Indianapolis Journal.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06
MEATS THE RouNpHEAps.
Philadelphia Post.

Philadelphia Post
In one OF the smaller towns Of Ken
lucky lives a negro familiarly known as
Tim" White. On one occasion II was
necessary TO record his full name. The
not unnatural supposition that Tim
stood for Timothy" was met with fiat
denial. mo, sab, MY right name
is 'What-tlmorous-s souls e-poor-mortals-
he White Dey les call me Tim TO
shot, sah."
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06

Fsrry-Wrighl. considering that he (,
poet. Is not so awfully egotlstlc
heard him admit that Shakespears had
done some pretty good work Wallace
Why shouldn't be admit III Shakes.
pcare is dead.-cincInnat Enqulree
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFla.

Her fanc,e is pronounced brunette.
Is he notg' said one young woman.
No" replied the ether: he Is Rus
sian. He can be spelled. but not pro-
nounced. Washington Star.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06

RlEged Haggard tat the dooD-l'n N
willing to work, madam, but | can't get
ruthin to do at my profession" Mrs.
Snapperton-Hm What is your profess
,iong Ragged Haggard-I am an anglo
maniac.-Harpers' RaEar.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06

An American magazine Is trying to iI-
duee Ii Hung Chang to write an article
upon the political situation in the East.
That eminent Chinese statesman doubt
less has too much regard for his health
to express his views on that subject Just
noW.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06

Mis. l.. " Patton. Rockford. H..
writes: Fr0m per 0uai experience can
tscommcnd DrWitl'a saf apahlla. cure
nf impure b'ood and general debility"
Chas. Rogers. Druggist
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06

One Mlpuet Cough Cure touches the
right fpoi n aisp tonrhes q at the
right .inc n you take II when sou have
coneb ~ cold sse the poiDt7 Then
don't cough Chas. Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06
PROVEN A BOON.

Gentlemen:-I have always recon.
mended Krause's Headache Capsules
wherever have had a chance. They
have proven q Veritable boon In my
family against any and all kinds of
headache. Yours truly.
J. r. WALTER.
LeavenWorth. Kansas.
For sale by chas. Rogers. Astoria,
Oregon. sole agent. a7ias D1r.'T
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06

All the patent medicines advertised in
this paper. together with the choicest
perfumery. ana toilet articles etc, can
be bought at the lowest prices at ]. W.
Conn's drug store, opposite Occidental
Hotel. Astoria.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia.

How does Jibson stand prososrity
since he came into his fortune?" 20
he stands II all right. but it's pretty
rough on his friends. ."-cincinnau En-
qulrcr.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06

The steamer South Coast. from San
Francisco. arrived yesterday afternoon.
Her freight list Was very light At this
port she stayed but a short time. dis
charging no freight. but proceeded 70
Portland, She viii keep the Asioun COM
pany on the way up. both ycfsels having
left about the same time,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06

The New York Sun says the sultan
does not wear shoe brush whiskers as
indicated In nearly all newspaper pic
iurcs, but is clean shaven and good look
ing
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06

II not only - so. bu, II must he so
One Minute Cough Cure acts quickly. and
that's what makes It 50. Chas. Rogers
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06
SEASIDE SAWMILL.

A complete stock OF lumber on hand
in the rough or dressed. Flooring. rus
tic. ceiling, and all kinds of finish;
mouldings and shingles; also bracket
work done to order. Terms reasonable
and prices at bedrock. All orders
promptly attended to. ONCE and yard
at mill. H. f. l.. LOGAN, Prom.
Seaside, Oregon.
Captain Sweeney. U. s. A.. San Diego,
Cal. says: 'Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine l have ever found
that would do me any good" Price 50
cents. Sold by J. w. Conn.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06

Twenty-Five Yukon sleds, some Of them
to be hauled by hand and some to be
hauled by dogs, piles OF furniture and
stacks OF miners packs are to be seen
In the Ocean warehouse on the Northern
Pacific wharf. They are to be placed
aboard the City OF Topeka and with their
owners sail for Alaska tonight. The exo-
dus for the northern territory continues.
II Is becoming a rush. So great is the
demand for tickets that the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company's local agency
Is unable to MI all requests and many
are being turned away who otherwise
would have gone on the Topeka. The
twenty-five sIeds piled up In the ware
house represent twenty-five Yukon
bound parties. with each sled is a COM
plete outfit. In addition TO these arti-
cles there are n large number OF con-
signments for Juneau, Prominent among
these may be mentioned sewing machines
and sewing tables addressed 10 female
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-06

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