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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-22

CITY TREASUR ER'S NOTICE Notice IL
hereby given that the assessment roll "
local Improvement district No ~ ln the
city O Seattle for the Improvement OF
Anna street from Ga,er street to Brad
les street created ~ ordinance Nc 3 4,3
providing FOR said Improvement by con-
stuf ing sewer ard for an assessment
- pay therefor bY the mode OF immedi~
ate payment. mas been certified % me Tor
collection. ara that unless payment OK
T6~ assessment taert0n contained IL
made within thirty days from tae date
~ the frat publication ~ fhlE notice
such assessment shall become delinquent
and gnaA near Interest al the rate Of 10
per cent. per auuum uutl paid and Il
not paid Before such assessment shall
Rave become delinquent a penalty OF 8
per rent. shall b. added. and the sums
Delinquent gra. bee entered or the an
nuAl TAX roll Tor the current year against
e0eh .ot and parcel s. delinquent aRd
with t0e interest collected as other
ta&es, separate account being kept
t-ereOf. "a il not paid within the tIr1e
hAed -. tho payment OF city taxes shan
~ collected az such taxes are col+eetaI
Together With such additional charges
ana penalties as are authorized 10 be
q8tnt taxes. ard cAch lot or tsareel ~
ceIuqHent shall D. sold Tor the amount
OF such assessment. wlth interest and
costs, ar the time and Ia the manner
ana 81 me same authority as lands and
sots are sold for city taxes
J NJ + ATKINSON,
lily treasurer OF the city OF Seattle.
- Date q hrst publication Seattle Wash
January t5tH. 1856
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pEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKER
Incorporated 1887.

1tplidl s..-s.ssss..s- -sts..-s.. ..s.,.s.s Aes M
Surplus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ..... ieaa
President ...............A. A. Denny
Vice President. 10y NJ lAaa
Manager y. H. latimer
Cashier ..............F. Y. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and telegraphiC trans
fers on New York. Chicago. 81. Paul Na
Francisco. Portland and various points il
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills of exchange on London avail.
able elsew acre In Europe.
Collections made at all points on fayo,.
able terms.
Bonds. stocks and other valuabes r.
ceived on deposit FOR safe keeping.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALEM the
superior court of the state Of Washing
ton for the county Of King. john II.
Asen, plaintiff vs. Benjamin Day
Thomas c. Van Nuys, defendants. NO.
81 .S3I
Under and by virtue Of an order of sale
and special execution issued out or the
above named court, in the above entitled
cause aud TO me directed ana delivered,
L have dHy levied upon the following de-
scrihed real property, situated In hihs
county, Washing ton, to-wit;
Beginning at a point nine hundred and
forty nine and 92-i00 (si992) feet north or
the center OF section eighteen U9, town
ship twenty-five t25) north, range four VD
east W. NJ, which point is IN the west
boundary line OF the northeast quarter or
said section eighteen uSl, run thence
north on said line ten hundred thirty and
$50 q .o30.oS) feet; thence east fiVe hun
died and eighty-oDe and t6-l0o taSl 100 feet;
thence south two hundred and nlnety-four
and $1,000 Goa, 36) feet thence east TWO
hundred and forty and le-lO0 t@ib.l9
feet. thence south seven hundred thirty
i've and 72-i00 (155s ~ feet, thence west
eight hundred twenty-seNen ana bf-loV
(S276D feet 10 place of beginning, contain
ing eighteen USl acres. more or less, tex
cept a strip OF land two hundred ana
thirty (230) feet in length extending north
and south by one hundred ana twenty
QaD) feet in width extending east and
west. taken from the southeast corner or
the aforesaid tract of land, and also the
folio wing additional tracts OF l3na: N gt
blocks numbered three 60 and four ca. IN
FIarcies X. Days La Grande. as shown
upon the plat thereof on file in the auui-
tors ofice Of said county. SAID La t'raiide
being situated next 10 and adjoining
Denny and Hoyts addition 10 Seattle, ana
on the northerly side thereof.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the 2ist day Of February. 1895, at
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. OF said day,
at the front door OF the courthouse. in the
city OF Seattle. IN SAID hlns county l
public auction. 10 the highest and best
bidder. for cash.
Dated this 2lst day of January, 1896.
a. r. VAN DE NANTER, Sherin.
A. W. HASTE. Attorney.
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Advertiser. desiring display advertise
ypeuss changed FOR the sunday issue must
hand ~ copy ~ O'Clock SATURDAY - ~
sure change. 1900, RI,
post INT ELLIGESCER CO.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE-In the
superior court OF the state of Washing
ton, for the county Of Whatcom Charles
II. GIL, plaintiff, vs.. L. +. Whiting and
Amelia ". barrow. defendants. No.
4.S2s
Under and by virtue OF an execution on
foreclosure issued out Of the above named
court. in the above entitled cause, and 10
me directed and delivered, 1 have duly
levied upon the following described real
property, situated In King county. Wash
ingtcn. tO-wit:
Lots !. 5. s. Z. S. 2. 10. II. y, IS. II. Is. 10.
l.. is. 70. -. o. y. So. 81. e. IS. 81. s. s.,
81. 3S -. -. 81. u. as. a. and -. in block
nine a.. and lots 49, IL. is. 49, ~, Il, 30. 81,
3. 33. 81, 3, %. S. ~. g, ~, a., g. "a, %
and 10. ia block four 90, and lots :, =, =.
p. q -. So 81. 50. 80, 81. % and 30, in block
ten U0l, with all appurtenances tEereuito
belonging. including az rights Of nome
stead. contingent interest known as dower'
ana all other rights OF any description
All situated In Salmon Bay second (-hd)
addition 10 the city Of Seattle.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
FriGay, the 2lst day Of February, lnsh.
at the hour OF 10 o'clock a. n. or said
day at the front door of the courthouse,
in the city of Seattle. in said King coun-
", / viii sell the above described proper
" at public auction. 10 the highest and
best bidder. for cash.
Dated this 18TH day of January. 1895.
A. 4. VAN DE VANTER, Sheriff.
Newman * Howard. attorneys Tor
plaintiff. New Whatcom. Washington
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HAVE CASH BUYERS for steam laundry;
small grocery store or fruit stand, about
S49e. cigar stand about SO. ana Tor
whole or part Of restaurant or hotel ali
Of them must bear invest cation. address
or call, Negmann, rooms 44-io Epier
block
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BIN \ Vt ~ FNft LNLUMBIA
coo. Head office. 80 Lombard street -.
don. Branches. Portland, san Fran,IS-s
Seattle. Victoria. Tacoma. New Wesi@;s1e
ster. Nan8imo, Kamloops. Nelson Vss'
couver, b, c. A general banking ana =.
change business transacted. Loans raass
Bills discounted Commercial crss-..
granted. Deposits received on current -
count subject 10 check.
II. LEA BARNES. Manager
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except sunday
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER III ,fkk.
Regular daily trips. Seatue-Iaeons
route, as follows; ..ys
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY, MAI
TYNE CARD.
Single fare soc; round trtr, .)e. "a.
Leave Seattle--7:i5. n.l6 a, m; 30 ss
p. m.
Leave Tacouna-9.30 a. M; J, a.sg, Nh
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle-7 a. m; IL m: 2 N
Leave Tacoma 20 a. m. ESQ, ~ 7, nv, W.
Landing a Northern Pacific whaf. ~
coma. and Commercial dock, FOOT OF "s-
rton street. Seattle. 49,. =,
Sundays, steamers Flyer and slale u
Washington. fare 50c
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EVERETT ROUTE. sTR. GREYHoVNE

EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHopSp
Daily, except sunday
Leaves Everett S:s5 a. m. =. ~.
Leaves Seattle 1 80 a. IA. ana s.@ y !"
leaves Everett II a. m u9s
Fare-Siagie trip. i5c: round UP. s -.
connects with boats for Tacoma ana '"V
homish ,ss,toa
Ianding--Coleman dock. foot OF "A''''
street. ..xyrca.
sEATrI,E AND TACOMA NAFi"~
TION COMPANY. O..
Claud Troup. Pres +. w. Goodhus' ~
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FOR BREaERTON. u. s. DRY DOCK,
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY.
GEN. CANDY.
Leaves Central wharf. Two round trips
daily.
m exccpt the second Sunday tn esca
month. then making one trip only, leay-
Ing at p. m. Leaves sundays AZ a ~
ard y. m, touching at all intefiheaiA"
points.
and ~ noon: leaves Charleston al A. ny
aud Il 10 y. m: leaves Bremerlon AZ ~
a. m and 1920 - M, arriving AZ 9ra'u'
at a. m. and 2.l5 p. IN.
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FOR SALE-Lodging houses from $50 70
g 5s4- grocery stores. from 800 10 Si.1@.
manufacturing business. $40. fruit ana
cigar stand. SIS. partners in ONCE puSi-
nes~ frgrn so to sfs1: partner in old estao-
Iished business. $50. Nsumann, rooms
49, EpIer bio x
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FOR SALE-An interest in one OF the old
est established and best located meTcan-
tile businesses in the city, 70 party or
good business ability; satisfactory refer
ences and about 8. GO cash. Address A.
Il Post-Intellgencer.
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Neutrality-suspicious. by man, or man
and wife good carpenter: four years
gOfd character az tanitOr in public
schools OF Seattle. could take charge 81
store or lodging house or any place or
trust. can give bonds. J. II. Carter. Box
l42s Fremont. Wash.
YOUNG MEN for various kinds OF work
will be furnished at Gospel Mission. 1904
Third avenue
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DIRECTORS:
=. :, N ''e,lit.s J. r. Hayd.a
. 'dS:s.s.. ..i, Jacob FurtA.
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Correspondence In all the princina1 .,.-
in the United States and Euron. Nas
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Transacts savings bank business ex.
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 10 $1,000.
Interest allowed per annum, Six ner
cent. on term deposits; per cent. on ord-
nary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate ar
approved collaterals only.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK q.
SEATTLE. "
Paid up capital..............sl aaa
surplus ..s'-'...-.. ............N 540s
J. II. NCCsTaw. prassa--.
Maurice McMicken .......+.. Vice Pre.ssSsss..
Lester Turner ...............- F SSs..sas
General banking business TRANSACTED
Sight and teiexraphiC exchange psv.A.
in all the principal cities Of The
United States and Europe
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FOR SALE-s2.23 - East and Tweniy-sec-
ond rect ten-year per cent bonds;
this IS a high class investment. being
authorized under the law Of 1888. Room
5tG Bailey building
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.A M
THROUGH THE ISLANDS, ,..,.,
Steamer Dtoria. ). !. - nslsi'' ysslegs
Leaves Tacoma. " noon. Sal In s,a ,.sd.ys
wharf. =. m. Mondays ana lhus."sa'
- Tart TnvrssnI Anac0r q. fai ti..s.,-
New Wnatcon. Blaine and Friday il ! = d.
and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver y
f8iiuwiug day t-..eouyer 81
Fare 10 Blaine. =. fare 70 ~ ysslers
xgraFf
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

cOMPr. IATFlNTAR benefit dance FOR Misa
Annie Len0nt Pettis' hall. corner Madi-
son street and First avenue Thursday
evening, January e. ls@. Admission -
cents.
ROBBIE BURNS 18th anniversary viii
abe celebrated with grand concert ana
ball. Ranke'a han. January q Lovers
or the great poet are cordially Invited.
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NEW YORK. HARTFORD. PHILADEL-
phla and London monsy-We represent
over sl261,e99 capital consequently We
always have absolutely the lowest inter-
est rate on market. e 90 TO s20otsTD. no
farm loans The Thomas Investment
Co. p Occidental block
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-GoId mining stocks In the
War Eagle Josie St limo and IL Eat,
the four greatest god mines IN the
Northwest We can sell stock IN these
rnfres al so low a figure mat you are
r.rtain to souale your money within six
months Gilmore * TnurstoD. general
mining agents los Cherry street. Seattle.
Wash.
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MONEY LOAN oFFICE-Oldest estab-
hshment in the city; Uncle Harris loan
office, 5i3 Second street corner fesser
avenue: liberal advances on diamonds.
watches and Iewelry; lowest rates.
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Advertisements under the head o. i l>l'...
Fol,rId For Sale. For Rent and Sittiatohs
wsnfed will t. inserted al the rate OF
cent word each Insertion. PayIntnt a.
was IN advance. No advertisement re-
ceIVed for less than = cents.
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FOR WARRANTS or loans on improved
city property see Seattle Savings bank.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WiLLAPA,
Capt George Roberts .s,h
Iaayinr Seattle FOR Alaska January 49,
1895. and every ffteen days thereaftst, "a
For freight and passenger rates apg'
g. q. CARROLL. AGENT.
hwabacher Dock. Tel, iihs-s,
C-t4Ae s. PEABODY. General Aanas"'
Seattle.
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WINFIELD purchase established mil
unery business: Second street preferred;
give particulars. Miss A. b. ABBOTT.
general delivery, City.
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Advertisements viii De received AT
brsneh Offices OF the Post-Infeiligencer.
TACOMA BUREAU - With Pioneer
Neega Company I'LL Pacific avenue.
PORT OWSSEND-M. French ~ 20.
corner Holly and Canoe streets. %. II.
Culver Manager. 60
OLYMPIA 4i7lk Main street. Charles
Watson. Agent.
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Incorporated 1897. Capital, sea9o
Bailey building. Second and Cherry Sis
-Transacts a.
GENERAL BANKING AND SAVINGS
BUSINESS.
Deposits received In any amount iiem
81 upwards and interest allowed thereon
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Corner Commercial and Yesler ave,
Paid up capital .............,,,,.....,.S wv"
Transaets a general banking business,
NJ. ID. Ballard .............@..... -. fesiaea
n a. Henry .V Vice preSlaeai
X. X. Spencer ...C.......'...'...s''''e asl'a
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WANTED competent cook. situation.
Address Earnest. Post-fnielligencer.
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sISEERs AND SURVEYORS

p HUSSEY. Dexter Horton
.2luE.
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NOTIcE-The business Office OF me
Post-TnteIligencer - open until II ?. m
SUNDAY hours q. N. 10 10 p ~. asla
10 hi m classified advertisements VIA
h. received up 10 thus tsne.
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FOR RESr-RoDMs.

FOR RrNT-Three nic4ly furnished
rcgms on ground floor. fer hght house
keeFiuz AIRY isl5 Fourth street. De-
tween Pike and Union streets.
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DENTISTS.

7. r. SMITH. II. 70. 10 Hinckley.
hone. Main $50: residence, Red SCI.
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DO YOU WANT MONEY! WE CAN
loan you from 500 To SO 90 IL you have
the right security. We represent private
and Corporate funds TO loan al Lowest
Interest Rates on 7rSt-class improved
business and residence property in Sc
attic, and on cultivated. p-odGc tive
farms IN Western Washington. A MEM
Der OF our firm IL East 70 personally pre-
sent and place these loans. An abuni
ance OF money at Eastern esnters is
seeking strictly GOOD investments. and
We can place all first-class loans with
out delay. John +. Dorr & Co, room A.
Bailey building
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BLANK BOOKS cf any description made
ar F. AnthcnE-s book alndary. Frof,t
street foot - Caerry. Kline \ Rosen-
burg Building
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arSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

!. NJ. MILLER, NJ n, etc. surgeon.
Neal and surgical diseases OF women
Decislty. 0.ics. Starr-Bcyd block.
tdence telephone. Main, -; office.
IN liz.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
BABIES FOR BRAIN FOOD.
MRS HUNTERS DELUsION THAT THE FLESH
OF INFANTS WOULD SHARPEN HER
WITS CAUSES HER COMMITMENT.

The vararies and carnibal.stc desires o. Mrs
Irene Hunter OF No 81 Vandan-st.. formed a
strange and startling chapter in the proceedings at
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday after
noon uhcr she was arraigncd before Magistrate
Crane by Agent Agnew. OF the Society for the Pre-
ven,ion OF Cruelty TO Children the charge of
insanity Mrs. Hunter is handsome woman.
twenty-,our years old. the wife OF John Hunter. an
industrious mechanic she IS subject TO occasional
attacks OF insanity. In her sane moments she Is
loving ard model wife and mother. but when SUI
ferng from her attackH OF mental alteration sh" Is
influenced by dangerous hallucinations. Her most
startling deuson is that IN order 10 become bril-
liant she mus, eat her infan, daughter. Irene. who
is only nineteen months old. or the babs OF some
other mother.
About ten DAYS ago Mrs. Hunter bought "A bottle
or clare, wine. some OF which she mixed with milk
and administered = her babe. and drank the re-
rnalnder herself although she never before drank
any lqnor Mother and babe both became intoxi-
Gated She gave to the baby to play with pounn
OF butter with which the child became 'rneareH
from head 10 foot. Then she gave TO the chhd
dozen raw eggs with similar result. The playthinss
given at another time were her husbands "atch'
elk hat and hammer the result being the de-
s,,uc,,on Of the watch and hat. Last Friday she
cut large sponge into small pieces and ate them
When her husband returned home from his Work
she told him the sponge would absorb 'he pooi III
her brain and make her mind clearer
When questioned by the magistrate" Mfs' HUN
ter said: "You see had been reading ABOUT ,h'
Pygmies Now. they are the smarteet people 'ha'
eve, lived and they ate human flesh All oi the
suar. and brilliant people In the presen; day eat
human Inea, but they do not permit everybody 10
know IT, took a walk along F'th-ave. on sundaJ
and saw the Easter parade. and as saw the manu-
some girls. WAC looked 90 bright and smart.
gaId 10 myself: They eat babies You see ny
grandmother Is an exceptionally bright oId woman
lar Tlrflfg %
,a,ios There Is nothing like a curry Of babies
when a person IS dull. iha, quickers the oioo'
and makes the brain brighter. must eat babies
an, 10 be as brlgh. and as brilliant as ! van, 70
ta don't want 10 eat my own child II can heiP
hn, fe there Is no othcr baby for me to eat
-, 49, 60 cst NV own child. which God gave me fof
that purpose. - ,, ., p.lIevne
Hosultal for medical examination
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
u4RIi BiRBERI CASE on APPEAL.

,rp COUNSEL CONTENDS THAT RECORDER Goff
ERRED oN THE TRIAL
Albany April THE appeal from the )"nK'n'"' VI
.b. General Term OF conviction OF mnr''r III '''
Gre, degree against Maria Barberi was the hrSt case
called when the Court Of Appeals met al " .'ooA
,b,s morning Frederick &. Hous" arguen III (ih'o'
., tho nppeal and Assistant Dstrict-A't"'"e' 'o""
7, Lindsay represented the people
This IL one OF the most celebrated cases ia '''o
nal annals of the State. II has gained almost
.or,d wide notoriety. from the iact lha' "''"'V''
20 Ibero,e the prisoner have been numerous ." ''e
mart Of philanthropic people. These maze "pp'.''-
,,s N Governor Morton. who refused 10 interfere
t., tho matter on the ground that he couiu ho' o'e
min n decision had been reached by the oou', "
loo, resort Thousands upon thousands OF peea'ons
and letters have poured into the EHecu'''e nan"
49,, ,,ar since the decision OF the tral cour. Was s
nei and they have been careiuIly neu n""S "a, AZ, %
rtachti. "a cov,rnor shall be called upon 10 uIS
nose Of the Application 10 paruo.. V u 1;fe
pose =, u. -. rent.nce TO imprisonment TOT ne. ,,
Nr House opened the argument, III ,nurder ~
~, vi instances which led up TO me nuiuei U ol
IIi'ririco CataIdo in NewYork ciiy f0r reiusia5 .,
rrv her after having betrayed her re "a, a. 90 ~
,hot the evidence was not suilCIclIt ~ ~
@'is @ 70 be- sent to the jury with ,ha,
rhS' Judgment OF murder In the nrst u'fic', .h, .
iot IT, coff had erred In excluding eVihenS .. .a.
It' .,horoughly competent ana natetLa' an" I'm
os "Hs o also wrong In his charge 70 tne jury o'
~ ~ ~ the facts and the law
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
RAILWAY FEDERATION FORMED.
STRIKE N NEw-YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
BUFFALO MAY BE ORDERED

STRIKE IN NEw-YORK PHILADELPHIA AND
BUFFALO MAY BE ORDERED.
Philadelphia April THE report OF federation
OF the Amalgamated Association OF Street Railway
Employees and the American Railway Union was
confirmed to-day by the local leaders of the Anal
yamated Association. The American Railway Union
organizers are stll here working among the yard
men, trackmen. brakemen and unskiled laborer'
OF the PENNSYLVANIA and Reading railroads Inc
federation between the two associations is on an
offensive and defensive basis. but TO just what eX
tent the two organizations vll be prepared TO as
sist one another cannot be learned. IL was further
learned to-day that the practical amalgamation OF
the two associa tons is only part OF the plan or
consolidation OF railway employees under contem-
plat!on 1t is said that the leaders Of these two
ORGANIZATIONS now negotiating with the cnleIs
OF the Brotherhoods OF Locomotive Engineers. FIRE.
men and Railway Trainmen for the formation OF
one great confederation OF street and steam rail- :
President Mahon. OF the Amalsamated ASSOCIATION.
to oedo Ohio were for the purpose or conferrinS
with the brotherhood chiefs on the subject
The streecar situation here gives promise or again
becoming involved. At meeting yesterday OF the
Central Committee OF the Amalgauated ASSOCIATION
a letter was received from President Mahon con-
70 be submitted to President Welsh. Of the Union
Traction Company as ultimatum. The griev.
ances are practically the same AS those which led
the strike here last winter When this utlmaam hss
decided but 1t will probably be laid before him
Local streetcar leaders are of the opinion that
the crisis here Is grave and that a similar situa-
tion prevails in New-York II Is said here that the
abortiye strike in Buffalo was not authorized by
the Executive Committee OF the Amalgamated As
that great triangular strike in Buffaio New-fork
and Philadelphia Will be ordered