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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

S.'is or n1' Be- s' s '5 y ''G"3s s:s.
GesgnalGd mus; be accompanied by drsf On some
Albany by or bank in good credit
bn We Hae s Of VIII sr pT
ar ne n a. and % ne Of n. e T s
labor bond required execution Of contract VIII be ~
faithful execution Of contract
will be ~ per cen, Of the proposal:
CONTRACT 10. 6-wESTERN DIVISION.
For improving the Western Division Of The Erie Canal
from point LOO fsst west Gt iiuds bridss no. S
LOCKS. a distance Of s.45 mile
For nS51as he NS DS j VI M
from shelby Basin Fridge No AZ; station SECTION 20
Mss6E o TO- SETON rex "ss su S Eye T rs
GoNTRAc No swEsTERS ! Pi 'n Es Cana,
from 200 fee: west OF Longs Bridge No ia s'nion 5 I
station IS Is S Sf:' t5 S9r b f1 sf' D.
co&TRAcT no emwESTEhS Piy nn on. Cana,
Bi%eys nTidss 10 =; .%iiqp s~I. 4, ~.
T c t, .cSn rs dsS an on og mice. ~
CONTRACT no. Io-wESTERN DIVISION: c.n.,
from FF %sTqS si ea %f W %"it s Fridge x BE ao"
ton 79l plus 80 section Is distance u si' miles
CONTRACT 40 n-WEsTERN DIVISION.
G%sy a ,n 5s' IS. 80 ~1s 3 r nS~S S IS
IL: station 3d. s SETON IS Distance ocs miles
CONTRACT No Ie-wEsTERN pIXlsloN
For impT9;lng ne wes,, pyi,n q f Es S. r".9
<" jo, station 7,y plus oi section II. distance ot
8Uf milea
CONTRACT no 10 WESTERN DIVISION
For improving the Western Division o' me Ere canal
from Row, street Bridge No ~. Rochester. station -
section H. westerly pin: go feet east = norman
Bridge No. -. STATEN 40 section II. distance - -
miles.
CONTRACT no. il-WEsTEP.' DlNiSio.'. Co.,
For Improving the Western Division ~ me hIir '",i
from. the L.ck ~. 90 station LOO s".'loh u"
10 Street Bridge NJ. ~ Rochester, s'i
tom tso II. section III. II dlsthrc" - 3"s miles
CONTRACT so - WESTERN DIVISION.
For improving the Western Division OF u" IRE 'hfa
fr,m Inc head u lock No ~. station -, aect'on IT,
westerly to head 81 Lock No JS staiiJn 21 sec'h
rs a distance q ~ miles
Plans specifications. nI,,es ana form - contract may
seen rom %. publication - mis- hul" - ne
Tor the receipt = pf'pshIs ~ Nr m ~ ihs
SUPERINTENDENT 81 Public Works - Albany. y T. h'l
M - Wheeler Assistant Superintendent
~ Public Works Ia Syrscu.-. y y and a. The m
of r. Lay Assistant Su.~iine nient ~ fulic NVik-
in Eo,h~ser y !. All proposals ~ the a9''e WI"
mus addressed the Superintendent OF PUBIC "SihS
at Albany y. y. and must b. endorsed on rnt.,...s.
The risht reserved 10 reject any or all tlia
GEORGE w. ALDRIDGE.
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legal Notices.
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4 TTE\TION Is CALLED TO THE ADVEK-

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADvER-
TIs iEN ut n THE LEFTY RECORD" commene
% s Sr n Sf Re- nS snG Of tn,
Assessments and the cnerii in the Bureau FOR col
G9n %.h r s s1 the f@sns
and south SITS; OLD SLIP PAVING between Pearl and
I'D WARR-cHrncH sTMEET SEWER. between
sTFEEr f&vS H3 ans hey F 81.
,TH WANDI Oliver SHEET rAyINl AND LAY
I'm WAh6WEsT nr1AbwAr az" "ho 5Ss'V TX a,
i$TIi WARD. Hih.@d%iLEyAFfp LAFAYETTE GrAnp
ARK @ sWER ana @ and Gs "a
cGSvEXT 4yEXE sEwEHS t ss'T,:H is9 ara i.i.i
between Convent and Amsterdam AYES; DYCKMAN
@T Tdaa sHMfH a@So h and
Amsterdam and Morningsde Av.s:: il.TII sTREET
pAyING 9 s1. A%st"iGm and MornnssIdc Ayes
n1 TIFF a?f s"i st h Sf9
ING. RECIRBING. AND REFLAGGING. between 81.
between convent and Amsterdam Ayes iiSTII sTREEr
nST2 FAvS o% hc "a SI
Ave- iosb siREET SEVER 5si%sen A%sssdam X1s
K!ng.6fidse Road and IN Ave- lark AvESIE THy"
oLAs TERRACE IRON FENCE. between iao'h St. and
'G IsTh WA.Rp-BRooMB STREET PAVING, between
Msnsn and Ea: s. S sgd LAYING cRosswALKs.
"e isr II w%RDmM AcpouGAr. STREET SEWERS. be
;f% s4sEE4 FSySS s:,x:: H
and s%a 2ss A ST srHEE4 FSvSS % oS
and lIth AYES. - z
street Nos $50 53i and 53G ". 4ih St: 9TH AND
6srH STREETS CKOsswAI.Ks. at the eastery side Of
CoIumbu, Ave. siST STREET SEWER. between Column
bls Ave and central Park West.
23I) WARD-BREMER AVENt'E SEWER. between
Jerome Ave and the summit north Of +. IG8TH ST.
GROVE STREET PAVING between ID and Brook Ayes
INTERVAI.E AVENUE BASINS. OF tn. n g. and n
corners Of f. l66th ST: MELROsE AVENUE REGI'-
LATINO GRADING. CURLING FI.AGGING. AND
LAYING CROsSWALKS. from ID Ave. 1881 ST: OG-
DEN AVENUE SEWER, from Jerome Ave. to the
nit north OF 10th ST.. Kemp Pl.): 18TH STREET
PAVING between Alexander and Brook AYES: l+isT
STREET. PAVING between I'd and Alexander AYES;
Ii2D STREET PAVING. between Brook and 81: Ann,
AYES; SHERMAN AvENIE SEwEi. between lGlst and
iSs,h St; ST JOSEPH STREET SEWER between Bun
gay St and Tlnpson ~. - $4,000. $500. $500
a4TH WARD.-i1sTH STREET REGULATING. GRAD
ING CURLING. FLAGGING. AND LAYING CROSS
Walks between Webster ard 81 AYES; WEBSTER
.VrNJ't, REGULATING. GRADING. CURING FLAG
f;ING RlIiIDINi APPROACHES. AND FENCING be
,wecn Istth 81 and Kingsbridg- Road.
7. FITCH, Comptroller.
city OF New YORK. Finance Department. ComptroIlers
Clcc hu.l.i 81 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

41st-st. corner sth-ave. TO a fou;-story brick
tenement. with store; Mrs Mary { Grinnon. OF
No 233 West 77th-st. owner: Charles II R,chter,
Jr. Of No / Madson-ave. architect. ............
2Sth-st. No los Fast. to a three-story and base
ment brick clubhouse: International Society OF
Hotel Employees. No i6+ East e9th-st. owner;
Bruno W Berger. Of Bible House, architect.
Lexington ave corner 39th-st 10 three story
and basement brick Nat with store: l. Napoleon
Levy OF No 20 West th-st. owner. q + pei
ham OF No 500 5th-ave. architect. ...........
SOth- at No Ga East. 10 four-story and basement
brick dwelling: Frank Lueer. Of No 10 lAxing-
ton-ave. owner; William III Day. OF No IL Union
Square. architect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
No plans fled at the branch Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriI,ions for The rnh-
Une received at their Uptown Once No 242 Broad
nav I'd dor north Of 3Ist ST. until O'Clock D. m al
rsrtisemen,s received at the following oahGh omses az
rscuisr once rates until o'clock D. m VIZ: 20 sth-
aye e. cor I'D st.: ia2 Cthave.. cor l2th-st Masys
9th and hs l42 near cc "a
west l2d-s between eth and sh 10. .s Eis ga a.
ave near 6Ist-st. l1OS lst-ave. near 80" 'o
ave near list-st s5t 3d-aye: 10 bieTeAe'ss
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Connirn 1)roprrin for Sale or 90 Get

NEW JERSEY COAST.--In order 10 secure permanent
~ home section That Will surpsss anything on this
have acquired all the estates on the high blum
extending south from FIberor Including Deal Beach
We control beautiful frontage with perfect
81 sanitary supply hne streets
and sidewalks. with modern Improvement that
could b. desredwh landscape architecture that cannot
surpassed: with social surroundings
We invite homeseskers OF good social standing
maps and plans. ATLANTIC COAST REALTY COM
PANY. Deal. y. J. ONCE opposite station New York
once. ~ Nassau street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
ILD1NG PLANS FILED.

The % new buildings and alterations have been filed
Ist .w buildings main orice. '' ''"'"
inedt..1 corner 20th-s for a FIVE story brick
Wes, ss, uoliese i35x752: II NJ Biggs. OF No 3
II Esm ~ owner: Csdy Berg & See Of No
'oa,h St architects ............... sa5 900
slx-story = 10 y e Of Amsterdam ave. for Il
Eakns to,ick nathouse 5Oxs25; Clara l.
g T0wnsmnaH 20 l1l West i05,h-st. owner: Ralph
whist 80 No 20 East 10,h-st architect. 65 900
hfee-sto-vv 40 II W OF Amsterdam-ave for a
owner. Ixnbc' PICK engine house. 25x90 II: city
nsidge No ic 5000
sexls: Pee, ~ 10 for one-story brick Office
oener Ku,r,,, Gorth II No IA E.drdge,st
sesrngton- ave Roll architects. .......... 80
snek clubhonse corner Gth-st for I'VE story
! srein OF M =. "a 2x006: New-York Ttrr.
stsrs,ons r,s Ms isa Broadway. architects $4,000
2s1e5. Mr.. u,to a four-story brick dwell
set 4etb g, William n browning OF No Se
sadison-ays Sr ~hhs.: Charles Rose OF No
architect. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
FURNISHED Gonses Go Eet.

NOR RENT furnished very beautiful 2o-foot house.
with two story exteuson. hardw ',d throughout;
feet order. be seen At any time 'arctakrr. 'lo
PARK ave OF JAMES Il HAY. No. Wall 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

PRIVATE FAMILY will ;e, permsncn,
party handsomely furnished room. bath
connecting. running water. reasonable
ldi West tGth ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
V'REAsI'RY DEPARTMENT. Office Super

vising Architect Waehlngton. u @. August 49,
Iss7.-sealed Proposals Vii be received Of.
nee until O'Clock = 81. the oh day 81 september
lsO1 and opened Immediately thereafter FOR
and materials required for new library IA the
room Of the L. X COur. H,uSs ami fostOfrcr Nrw
York y. T.. accordance drawings anil s,cciaca
ton copies Of which may lie had at this 4rice the
Office o! the Superintendent Of Repairs ut New YORK.
y Y. Each bid mus, 10 accompanied hy c-rnei check
FOR not less than 90 OF the amount ot the pro
pIssi. The right IL reserved ~ reject all bids
and waiv" defect Informally bid shouIi
II be deemed In the interest Of the Government
All proposals. received after the time stated will
turni to the bidders G. z. KEHIER. Acting Superyis
Archliect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
GEORGE w. AI.DRIDGE.
Superintendent Of Public Works.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

ma. A.. requested fr making srsets and paving same
yi'rlrei brick the Villas - Aft"n~ hj tHe SEA
New York including curbius ard iI."h"a4Ins
Forms sp~c!n atluns proposals. g. n'h> ie '"'h'h
from the undersigned l.iDdi'n. ."iso"'4S - 10y
mail after sept 1885,
-, mate. To- be opened Sept : 1871 az p m AZ Tie
Village Hall ,,,-
ne Trustee. res.-.s the 20 decline any or al BIDS
Iy order Il the Board u Trustees
4. L.. KiRELsEN.
Village clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR.

~ Third District. TompkinsvlIi-. y. y. september
Sealed Proposals VIII be received this
u 2c3ck noon o. Tussiay the l'h dsy u september.
quality required Tor the United states Light House SER
Specifications. forms o! proposal other lnor-
nation he obtained application this Office The
right IL reserved TO reject all bids t. vaiv.
any defects A. :. SNOW. Commander T. :. y. In
,pectDr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
LOST.

|N//N/<'>Nr
LOST or STOLEN. -Bankb ok No. 800.
Sal ~ the German Savings Bank IN The
city II \"w York. corner ith-aNc. and
IAN 81. issued 10 Michael Buhrmaun. All
peers ms are cautioned against negotiating
the same II not returned - the bank On
the 22d day ot September. 1897. a dupi
cate VII be issued
LOST BankboOk No. 49, O62. Bank FOR
savings 80 4th ave. New YORK. Pay
nent stopped Please return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

MAoHiNIST ami ENGINEER wishes 20
sltlon first class references MARdt FIX
INC; aca Myrtle ave. BROOKLYN.
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IFS WEST 18TH ST.

IA ROOMS; ALL IMPROVEMENTS,
APPLY At OFFICE RHINEL.ANDER ESTATE.
lJ5 WEST l4TH ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
S1O1t AGE.

METEOPOLITAN Storage Warehouse ana
Vans. 2O2 and 2OI Mercer st. branch Of
fee. .jOj Broadway. corner 44th ST. FUR
niturs removed. boxed and shipped. Tel"-
phOne Spr.ng iGG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
oNG ISLAND STATE HOSPITAL.

- To Contractors: Proposals fur furnishing fresh ana SAT-
n-a,s ,r H.. period ~ six months october 1T.
Is,7 10 the Ling Island state Hospital ~ BROOKLYN
VIII 10 received ~ Once 81 the Board q Manager,
Rom o7 Arbuckls Building. JJ' Fulton street" HOOK
i,n y y. until ) 4. N. Monds,. sept 2rh 1877. at
which Tim, they viii he publicly opened by said Mana
person corporation making O. proposal Tor iuf
fresh and shall FURNISH 10" same
In sealed envelope ni1rsel 'irui-sa i,r tie furnish
u fresh ani salt f.r the ing Island S'ts
Hospital" and ais, with the = dc t"Ir cor
u.fntiuu Z It's pt"~~Itailun The
Board the rgh q reject al
bids a. may appear The best Interests - the State.
NJ bids excepting those from siaughef-fs nni actual
packers will BE- considered
Any further Information. specific 4
tract etc be furnished application
steward Long Island state Hospital King Pprk.
l.. TRUMAN T. BA'kTS.
President. Board = Managers
Long Island state Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

MAN -. married. : months without en-
tdoyment read and write English and
German. wlshe. situation. references Sc
Cur.ty. Gus. FRITZ. ~ Johnson ave,
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
Proposals.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for furnishing Sawed
~ yeow Pine Timber Contract 60I. and FOR repairing
,,or,n a, seyenth Avenue Harlem River Contract sos
i he received by the Department OF DOCKS at Pier a.
battery Place. " r.. until III 80 cock a NJ September
IN 1897 For particulars. see tity hecord'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
Proposals.
new YORK STATE CANALS.
Notice to Contractors.
Office of the superintendent of
Public Works.
Albany, n. y, Friday, August 9Th, 1897.

pursuant TO chapter TO- laws OF 1899 chapter 19
OF 1926. and chapters and 500 laws oi 1891 sealed
proposals for work the
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SEWING MACHINES.

:
SINGER VIBRATOR. S25: Domestic. SIS
New Home. SOS; special bargains; cash
or instalments; write; agent calls. THE
STANDARD BICYCLE COMPANY. Eth
ave. corner 2Sth at
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM. ny
HAND or on he Moor CAREFUL CAR
PET CLEANING Co. l.s5s Broadway I2t
70 AZ East 4sth-st. COE & BRANDT
Proprietors. Telephone I32-3Sth.
FREDERICK ACKERMAN'S Steam Car
pet Cleaning Works l33 West 3od :,
Established 1862. Telephone call, .i39
st.
BRUSH CARPET CLEANING, 3sS 3gI
Lexington ave.-Ingrain. Brussels. 4 cts.
yard. carriage free. Tel. 426 Bed. Bklyn,
OFFICE FURNITuRE-Want 80 or o.
feet light wood once partitions and roll
top desks. Box SIS. Ocean Grove. y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

4 TTENTION is called 10 the advertisement
now puhlishe, 10 the city Record" fof the con-
structlun Of bridge The Harlem River between
"5th and lsi Avenue ana ly+th Wen.
Avenue bids b. opened Thursday. SrIt.rl-f lUh.
1891 at II O'Clock N. by NE Comnissluu-r of Public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01
Western Division,
Friday, September Sd, 1897,

VIII be received by the Superintendent OF Public Wor
al his Office In Albany. ~ Y. until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

1000
10000
IsO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-01

NOR EFNT-Sey-Ial very attractive. modern houses
L below Park 81 g.. 400: one Bachelor Apartment
500 JAMES II. HAY. : Wall Street.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

NNNNNNN,NNNNNNNNN> NNN>>NNN>.>~.>>~~
GENTI.EMAN leasing hous. near 5ih nee.
seeks three desirable. permanent u-n
rooms 81 sll weekly. CHARIOT. i.2i2
BrOndwhV
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-18
QUICKEST ON RECORD.

Port Townsend. September ia letter
received here this morning shows that
David E. Brown, former mail carrier
here, has broken the record in crossing
Chilkoot pass. Brown left here for Ju
neau on the Queen August %. From Ju.
neau he took small boat for Dyea. In
nine days he wrote from Lake Bennett
that he had crossed the pass and had
engaged passage with other travellers in
boat from Lake Bennett to Dawson, pay
ing $3.50 cash for the passage down the
river. His outfit weighed only $50 pounds
and he was well provided with money.
The time on the trail from Dyea to Lake
Bennett was forty-flve hours. Brown was
accompanied by two Indians, who car
red his freight across the pass for IS cents
per pound. He made contract with 40
Indians at Dyea and at Sheep Camp they
struck for 45 cents. but Brown forced
them at the point of a revolver to tulflll
their contract at the original price, which
they did, as Brown drove them ahead of
himself, bringing up the rear with 100
pounds on his back and a revolver In
his hand.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-18
THE NEW STAR OF
LIBERTY ARISES
SIR HILFRED LAURIER. rRFAlER or
CANADA. STEAKS At 4 BANQUET.
SilI Teach Emigrants to Sing God Save
the Queen"-To Cultivate Friendship
NTH the uuited States.

Montreal September 17.-Sir Wnfred
Laurier, as premier OF Canada. and the
representative OF Canada to the queens
jubilee, is being entertained by the board
Of trade. At a BANQUET, after treating
Of the denunciation OF the German treaty
and stating that Canada had attained
Its status as a nation he pointed out
that the American republic had been the
center Of attraction for all Europe. Touch
Ing the prestige established by the war
Of independence and the first establ sh-
ment to democracy he said a new s'ar
of liberty had risen in the wesr. and
whatever the Americans could claim the
Canadians could claim also. The day was
not far distant when the tide of immi-
grafton to the states would be reversed
and Canada would teach those welcome
emigrants to sing God Save the Queen
This would be a guarantee Of peace.
They would learn there was as much or
more liberty under the monarchical in
stitutions in Canada as under the Amer
lean republic. Ninety per cent of our
products went to Europe by American
ports, but that state of affairs must be
reversed. The St. Lawrence was the
natural outlet of America for trade with
Europe. He hoped to some day discuss
this question before an American audi
ence and to bring about more friendly
relations between the two nations.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-18
SETTLEMENT OF
A LARGE ESTATE
ARs. nOICnkISS. or Ntk IOHK. WILL
KrcElvE MANY MILLIONS.
Affairs OF New York aad ksstctsItr Water
Company Mound Up ia Csurt New
Bonds to Be issued.

New York. September l'.-The World
says:
The suit OF Moses CROW. representing
the New York and Westchcster Water
Co.. against Maria y Hotchkiss and the
late Joseph Richardson. involving mil
lions Of dollars. which was tried before
Justice Lawrence. has been settled as
far as Mrs. Hothckiss is concerned. an
understanding, Il is expected having also
been arrived at with the Richardson es-
tate. BY the terms OF the settlement
Mrs. Hotchkiss will receive In addition
10 her present holdings OF S4,909. .7c0 Of the
stocks and bonds OF the Westhcester
Water Company. the New York City Dis
trict Supply Company and the Upper
New York Water Company. with fur
ther blocks Of SeoQ.0o OF the securities OF
the Westchestcr Company. An issue OF
bonds to the amount OF Si.6oOOOO VIII be
made for the improvements ana Tor the
settlement Of the company's Indebtedness.
Mr., Grow will become manager Of the
company.
Mrs. Hotchkiss, widow Of the gun in
vontor is over ~ years OF age Joseph
Richardson. who died a few weeks ago.
was So. He left over SSO,OOOOOO to his
widow and daughter, which they are light
ing for.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-18
Men at HazIetOn Still 0at and yiO-
lent Outbreaks Have Occurred.
BIG MASS MEETING TONIGHT
Mill Not De luteriered With Unless Inilam.
matOry Speeches Are Aade-lqi-
tatOrs Will Be Matched.

Hazelton, Pa. September 1.-THE strike
situation tonight may be Summarized
thus: over 1900 men are still out. with
no apparent prospects OF settlement,
sporadic outbreaks Of violence are oc-
curing near the outlying co,lleries, and
the withdrawal Of the troops Is not only
without consideration. but the guard lines
Of several camps are being constantly
strengthened. and the wisdom Of bringing
cavalry In Is discussed.
An uneasy feeling prevails at head
quarters in consequence Of the little out
breaks Of the past few days, ard the in
dication they hold OF underlying disturb
ancc. The brigade commander admitted
today that the action OF raIdins the wo-
men was giving him much unpopularity.
He does not care to use force agains,
them. and has instructed the soldiers. In
case OF necessity. to use only the fiat OF
their sabres upon the Amazons. The
story reaches the general that many
men were in the attacking crowds OF yes
terday and today, disguised rs omen.
The call for troops, which came from
Cranberry AZ ? o'clock this morning. was
the act OF the night watchman who mis-
took the soldiers for strikers. All dyna-
mite that can be found in the region
Is being collected and stored to keep 1t
from the hands OF the miners. and 100
men from the Ninth Regimen: were sent
to guard the house. The watchman saw
lights and moving figures, lost his nerve
and telcphoned that an attack was
threatened.
Late last night a body OF strikers at
I.atlmer No. quarreled among them
selves. and bloodshed was threatened. but
Company E Of the Thirteenth Regiment,
which is camped at I.atimer, restored
quiet.
Deputy Coroner Bowman will begin the
inquest over the bodies OF the dead min
ers next Wednesday. Over one hundred
witnesses will be examined.
General Gohin will not interfere with to-
morrow nights big mass meeting unless
highly colored speeches are made. The
principal speakers are TO be p. J, Ma
guirc. vic,-president OF the American
Federation Of Labor. and George Chance,
OF the United Labor League. AS a pre-
cauuonary measure a guard of soldiers
will be present. Organizer Fahey, and
other leaders have asked tina: the militia
he withdrawn and General Goblin has
advised them that the speedlest way to
accomplish this will be to stop holding
mass meetings and thereby exciting the
people.
The only changes in the strike situation
today was the return to work OF go
employees OF Cox's Beaver Meadow col
lery. The miners say this is only tempo
rary and that II the other Cox men at
Drifton and elsewhere decided at their
next Monday meeting to so out. the Bea
yer Meadow men will join them.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-18
"YELLOW JACK"
IS INCREASING
Eight New Gases and One Death In
New Orleans.
HOTTEST DAY OF THE MONTH
Outlook Diseoufagisg. bat No Relaxation
OF Effort on ran Of the
Authorities.

New orleans. September Il The fcyei
situation In New orleans today assume.
d somewhat more serious ASPECT than al
amy time since sunday when the Cniud,
ease was declared 20 be- yellow fever
Tho board Of health anuouncci the ap
pcarancc Of eight new eases ana Of these
one death that of Zcna Brauna Al the
once of the board Of health today re-
ports were considered somewhat furpr.s.
ms and disappointing.
Yesterday was about one Of tho no Rest
days Of the month. and an yellow fever
,hrivcs In that kind Of weather. there
ferms 20 have been RAPID development
Of the germs. The nvw eAScs today rep.
resent the extreme upper, c8irc;n, lower
and central portion Of the city. There
has b-en no relaxation of the erorta Of
the nuthor.urs 20 control the dlsaiye.
Tho situation was somewhat .Iu.io- at
Ocean springs. Three clscs however.
were reported,
The report of thr board Of health at
Biloxi today says that there are nineteen
cases % actual yellow fever undcr t-,lI
mont, with diagnosis reserved Rs 20 twelve
cases. There wrrc scyvn new cases re-
ported In the "a hours ending yesterday
The doctors az BnoN are tempted TO no
longer class cases as suspicious. bat to
come ou, boldly ana say tha, they are
yellow fever. The New Orleans ooari
announced hat many of N, ol1c- crscs
ot yellow fever that have been heretofore
reported are RAPIDLY progressing towlrd
recovery.