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Win ihf fh.umAtism n AN WlitMuai
uhHW W tuH have a Vhusiian sput
500 euuN iUinNr iin ia. nn matter
shat Hn tsIauUu.ifa punished tnHprh
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tn uis.N Moreover ne n W aauUus
r.fU fhf inrhra h aiUata rtuHu tu
attack hH h0sfi aHi tUl him WaiaNist
AZ meaw NJ rufiut ths Wsfasa itaa
taiiffH Stomach uiiiffs has thl tish
aaf IurHnllHh ana thr mUft aHthlfuallts
professional Sanction Doe use In tkt pi,
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fH.it .f hsHeHp anl ftrttnte ih Ahvp
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HH. f.w.it ih. rtraiattW uIai It vttb
a1 m.'0.0.. .' sisrIafl reputation at,
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-03
M S,NSrNlnrNS CAUTION ,

the uuiU autlnIna rAtmpW VI lth
es, tapsa auJaai 1a, toi lht Nslothp.
tae.i ana b,ontal w ,he usms pi ,
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alt, f.nusn N.',H' Ave- ra,stls oel,
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e.r,.A 0s t,maNt tt Nn, suts,aulNt
su,s4uiea Ia ,ht Nswan
inHN T. ilIntrR
Naaaurt
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-03

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pfInUHs AMI ~ thtI Uaals
thp Ba. ui UHafHrM nmWh ta n
tata % ai uas Wn.i anf iht mn has
ltp watirI uHi.f consideration
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STREET CAR LINE
TO BE- EXTENDED
rlrdsIhw llt,llh NNk, Sholh
NnlUN, lsmatONa Nhn,ds
ani ttahspoliNilus
WORN omo,N MNt NUrst
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10 Hsnt tht.aaHft +" HH|fH n HnH..t.
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with plllows hy Co,hclt and Fla.
simmous in liSgulsc
Foot races for
Ladies and Gentlemen
Bicycle and Fat
Mems Races
Dancing and
Other AmaSementS
Fine Presents
For All Winners

Wc carry the largest and finest
assortment ol Grntcmrn's and
BOYS goods W. have | price for
an We toal all our customers with
courtesy AND We hclioyo in giving
our custumou % good time while liz.
ing for We cant do anything ior
them when they are dead
II you ar aliVu you will Ger
unly trade with
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N.I-.I II ,uNInAlrUna

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Ia .f..faI aI AuHfft. co. faf A. fnhn
k.Uf eHH N received Hr io Msfh Wih.
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tWii HtTiAUWT h.tHF.t
f.HHt . Hf ar1 fH tHmHffUisi lit
IeftaHH tf
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autW tht, a.vsa iu NtWila hl UatH
iHu ihfaUbai UWuhUila w. aaM that
boz nae Htmlt Uf ihf urHiHn thAt q MiHht
tHiuu sac Wfur NaWNa
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-03
.ARARI nrrnRIINIIN.

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I.HHaH IIsH Us.ai fff1anre iats raaf
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fHIWH fF HH.If umu HHf fnF IaaffIH
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Ilassa.ass aff aHfa Hrala - Al m
f.saa.a TtaF asn - fsaaressf Iarrsra.
.lHr aasll IFaaaIHf b aH EasaaH nrat.ai
faasf ~ 49, fHieaaa hiaaslt - aui -
fsa.a uaanaF Nn HHf naareff fH
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srlaats sh go raai fsiHsg af us
Nasa
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Ia... ..n.,.t ii. uIHt firtat r.ttd.f.
t. I.FHr f.siausrt ftsp.tftHt H
lIs 800 rfs aHi others in need NJ
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fna rrs ra.f Nes Nrft at etH a. ff.
fsHHr frf sHItmsufhin sr1 Uts ava
be- 1850 TIa uiMUE
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The Next!
A Picnic |

E,oW customer buying ~ worth
vi gooln from ~ viii receive Nn IN
yilalion IN ou picnic hrc of charge,
Every poron hdlcr, gentlemen
nnd uhlldpn over u years Of aye
must have llrkcu, otherwise they
viii not hc permitted aboard,
We will have
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AROUND TOWN,

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RICHMOND a ROSS. PrOprieiors
~ HOlIONAAH. haaagef

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f..sIfr tHs Isfttf InHHr thHffH rfa
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tIIsi Faa nIHiHf Uamr ~ faInfsHH eos
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Hf 49, NHesukss anf Nf taHi
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fa tfsaat uf Ualsnf HsHaias Cpsissso
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flsHa d asHsa ZEE hatH ~ 80 e
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lhe .lit hHl WW tp9Hi q muNih Nf IeU
WtetfaliNg AtiUtlah ttaaHi.fa N
uathiaUiHft hr viii W.tH hove probably
HIuth
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iN bUmNhNH Win iha uutuaai Nl
WANh thN AaWnH ifluuNuN tWWptNi
pHmmtH0il lasi UHht m titt Wttt arI.
tirJ W nh pHitVHt tfr WN ttt riNn
WWt ihai thHat WhN lH Hni pat ihU N
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IArANtaH 0uliia 1usi sai iusi -.
raissa leo shaf Fea HaHi "A Ntns
i.ara ~ 0nHnnsreisi sifee
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iiH WH.f Nsea tl.. HI.. Ht
g. NH Imur tII llsfIr tIH
f fIIH af ts '.H u.
t IH eafru ifHs
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Tul tUDAut
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Nm sHss uHl it. iaHs OsfH
as Hm uaHrE iI.H.
Ntl lsafIIH rIIrH
HH f
am1e $685. tiptNi
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-03

WANTED =AEsnts b. FsIfussHi tht
Ola safiunal iAfs inHarHHas CO. a
hHntfelitT Va fef farther iniufnas
uan. address % n htnip uenersl Daasi
Manage. Nfi tHsksf huildins hah
ifnnfissaa ral
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-03-03

ROYAL Baking Powder
hns hecn sw'sn1ed hifbesf
hssosz 81 syry ~roriss f.'r
Esss- srhiaae1
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WANTED Mas - iadT 90 calieut, a.
s1nis afnrs Hofk aHd iaanafa sssnis
faa Eul dsal ihrauFh Feaf ieafiu2 msTs
thania nsmalhlna ace sn1 FHfF psrH
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aausui assf Tess Fafssnfss snd tsa
esiis fsf fuil parisu4rs iahn ffnns1
MsH D. % naa - "a ieais. NJ
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WANTED

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sIf ~ Flai haHia WaFas o. paf mauft
hHII... Hffmar a IhinF eN talum.i
"s| .lffsI htiafia uI
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Evening star., 1896-12-17
YALE MAKES 4 CONCESSION.
Willing to Row Harvard on tn
Hudson.


NEW HAVEN. Conn. December 17.-E
f. Garrison. president and manager of the
Yale University Foot Ball Association, has
returned from visit to Cambridge. where
as Yale's representative. he met Harvard's )
athletic committee and discussed the ath-
letic questions.
Mr.. Garrison made the following state
ment 10 representative of the Associated
Press.
w hile the pending negotiations regard
ing series of contests in all branches of
athletics between Yale and Harvard can
not be said to be definitely determined
there is hitch in regard to the date of the
boat race. Yale having acceded to Har-
wards condition that the race should be
rowed over the same course as the race
between Harvard and Cornell.
Under no conditions could the Yale crew
leave New Haven before June II, the day
after the close of recitations this having
been strictly adhered to, even in the case
of last years trip TO Henley.
Yale has offered to row at any time
after June "a leaving the place of the race
to Harvard. This condition the Harvard
authorities unable to accept"
The wording of the statement is consid-
cred here to mean that Yale could not
accept Harvard's proposition to row two
weeks before the Cornell race; that Har-
ward could not arrange to Yale In the
two weeks Intervening, June II and June
-. and that Yale would not and Harvard
does not care to row after June q. and
that Yale will not consider the proposition
TO enter a triangular race in which Cornell
figures as competitor.
Mr.. Garrison announces that he is not In
a position to give Harvard's reasons for not
accepting fales offer, saying that he must
leave that TO Harvard to make public.
Evening star., 1896-12-17
Baltimore Marketa.

BALTIMORE. Nd, December l7.-Flour
dun. nchanged-receipts, ,J96 barrels: ex-
ports, none; sales, 10 barrels. Wheat duh
spot, ~ bid; May. S6a4aS7-receipts. 500
bushels; exports. 5000 bushels: stock, :s49, :
SsZ bushels: sales, 5000 bushels-southern
wheat by sample, 91a92; do. on grade, S6I,a
Boy. Corn steady-spot, 27aa2S: year and
January. 21Aa2S: February, 27Ila21ss
March, 2Aa2s: steamer mixed, 2J1sa2JIs-
receipts. 1885, bushels: exports. los 4O4
bushels; stock, 1,s7s,O9T bushels; sales, 07.-
OOO bushels-southern white corn, ,27ls asked
do yellow. IN asked Oats steady to firm
NO. white. 25a26: No. 2 mixed, 221sa23-
receipts. 60.624 bushels; exports, 81, ,S;ls
bushels: stock. Less. $50 bushels. Rye easier
and active-No. nearby, 41a42: western,
431sa43k-receipts. 10. 500 bushels; exports
2S.713 bushels; stock. III, 40 buhsels Hay
quiet and steady-chOice timothy, $l3.5Oa
$14. Grain freights very quiet unchanged
Sugar, butter and eggs steady. unchanged.
Cheese firm. unchanged. Whisky un-
changed.
Evening star., 1896-12-17
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
Half a Million Dollar Fire at Pitts
burg.
SKATING RINK And THEAFER BURNED
Caused by the Explosion Of an Am
monia Cylinder.
HUNDREDS OF SPECTATORS

PITTSBU'RG. Pa. December 1.-THE Ca
s'no Skating Rink and Summer Theater a
pleasure resort in Schenley Park was de-
strOyed by fire early this morning.
The loss will approximate S5DOWO. on
which the insurance is small.
The fire was caused by the explosion Of
ar ammonia cylinder in the ice skating
plant. Almost Immediately the entire build
ing seemed to he a mass of flames. and in
less than three hours the beautiful struc-
tUre was in ashes
It was 2:1J O'Clock when the explosion oc-
Cured and the fire department responded
promptly. but considerable time was lost
in getting effective streams of water on the
building on account of the deep hollow
which extends along tn. side where the fire
started.
The nOxious vapors which filled the in
terror prevented the firemen from enterin <
the Casino and fighting the flames from the
inside, and ii was nos long until the flames
reached the whole interior and soon burst
from the roof in many places.
by o'clock the whole structure was
burning and formed a grand sight. Al
though ii was such an unusual hour, hum
dreds OF persons soon assembled in the
vicinity and gazed on the spectacle.
shortly before o'clock the Schenley Park
bridge caught fire and burned raDidiy
but the firemen by strenuous efforts sue
ceeded in saving it from total destruction
The Casino cost SSnD.OO0. and its equip
ment more than S1ooO'O more. The ice
skating plant. which the first thing
reached by the flames. alone cost SD.SD
In the rear of the second floor was stored
the fine and costly scenery used in the
summer theater, and this was soon de
Voured Ii cost S4O.W1.
During the progress CT the confiagra ton
the bridge across the hollow was crowded
with people. and many were apprehensive
that ii would be unsafe When the fire ap-
peared at the eastern end of the balcony
and communicated with the bridge there
a great scattering. and many of the
SPECTATORS were cut OF and compelled to
pass into the park
Manager James Conant said the loss
would exceed half a million. The building
was Insured for S15WO, and there was
small insurance on the contents.
number of persons were slightly in
jLred, but none seriously.
Evening star., 1896-12-17
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
The Entire Status of the Institute
May he Changed.

The Entire Status of the Institution
May be Changed.
The anticipated removal of the Library
of Congress to its new building may involve
an entire change of the status of the In
has already given rise to an interesting
congressional discussion on question of
patronage.
The legislative appropriation bill which is
soon to be brought before the House pro-
vides for the library clerical force Of 1ST
men, which Is an increase of IA over the
present establishment. 1t has been attempt
ed by the joint committee on the library,
which consists of three Senators and three
Representatives to secure entire jurisdic-
tion over the library and its working force
except the director or librarian, who will
probably be appointed by the President,
but the appropriations committee declined
to carry this plan into effect in its bill and
instead provided that the library employees
be selected by the librarian on the basis
of fitness for the work.
When the committee on rules discussed
the matter today there was considerable
opposition manifested against putting so
much patronage in the hands of the six
gentlemen on the library committee 1t
was even suggested that the power of an
pointment and removal could not be given
to Congressman, under the Constitution,
and the proposal to put the library clerk
ships under the civil service commission
was talked of. As an upshot of the discuss
sion. 1t is probable that some plan win be
deVeloped by which appointments will be
made through civil service examina ton
Incidentally 1t was proposed that the Ii
brary be made 1.-The government library"
instead of merely the Library Of Con
gress, as 1t Is designated at present, and
be put on the same status as other indie
pendent bureaus Of the government. No
definite steps have been taken in this di-
rection, however.
Evening star., 1896-12-17
UNLAWFUL POOLING.
Hard Work to Find Judges Who Do
Not Own Railroad stocks,

The Senate committee on interstate COM
merce today held meeting, under Senator
Chandler's resolution, to inquire as to the
existing agreement of the so-calIed Joint
Traffic Association.
Wallace Macfarlane, district attorney OF
tne southern district of New York. was
heard and explained the suits which he
conducted against the association
Mr.. Macfarlane spoke of the difficulty en-
countered in finding judges who were not
disqualified from trying the case by rea-
son OF holding stock of some of :he varf-
Gus companies who were parties to ;he
agreement. OF the eight judges circuit
and district, in the jurisdiction where the
suit was brought, but one-Judge Wheeler
was found who vas not disqualified for
this reason.