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FoR sALE-sUBrRBAN PROPERTY

FOR SALE-The following suburban prop
eTty within miles Of Washington city,
on and near steam and electric railroads,
at low prices and on easy terms; 20 acres
With 5-roOm house and barn. 3 acres with
l2-rOOm house and barn, = acres, with g.
room new house and barr. 3 acres :
room house aud barn; 7-TO0m house; 25
acres, 5-roOm house and barn, building lots
at ROSSlyn; building lots at BallStOn on
the electric line, for 500 each. terms S5
down, balance 81 per week; no taxes or
interest, also acres an q large house and
barn at Falls Church at pubic auction on
farm of 347 acres with house, harm vine
yard and large orchard, for SIS per acre;
also several nice places for rent; a large
map showing the suburbs given to all
et. Nv. mol est EN-
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The worst cold ever nadin mylife was
cured by Chamberiain's Cough Remedy"
writes w. 4 Norton, of Sutter Creek, Cal
This cold left ma with cough and was
expectorailng all the time. The Remedy
cured r,e, and / want all OF my rriends
when troubled with d cough or cold 10
use it, for 1t Will do them gooo'' Sold by
henry Evans, wholesale and retail drug
g7sts, 93S st and Conn. ave. and st.
NV. and I42S Nc. ave. ne.
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Both Teams Ready TO PLAY.

Philadelphia, Nov. 19.-The University OF
PENNSYLVANIA football team arrived from
Delaware Water GAP this afternoon. and
We're wildly cheered by their college friends
at the station. The Harvard team "A rived
this morning. There Were forty eight in
the party. twenty three or which were
varsity players and substitutes.
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Selections.

First race-Ben Ronald, Mohawk Prince.
Hugh Penny.
Second raee-GDes Shine, Pink Chambray,
Filament.
Third race -Daly's best. Maurice, Debride.
Fourth race-X-Ray, Esherdown, Easter
tide.
Fifth race Mars Chan, Marshall, Decapod.
The times., 1897-11-20

$1.0O To Baltimore and Re- ST 90
turn via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Tickets good on all trains going and re-
turning, Sunday, November 21, except the
Congressional Limited. noI7-4t,en
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FOR SALE-HoTELS.

FOR SALE $3.50 cash and ST per month
New press brick dwelling on Sd st. Sc:
sacrifice at 81 800. Ii. NJ. DANTE, owner,
405 10th st. NV. no2O-3t
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Today's Entries at Benning.

First race $500 added;seIhng; three-year-
olds and up. Six and one-half furIongs.
Ind. Horses. VT. Ind. Horses. VT.
(4D Mohawk Pr 100 "a Wordsworth ..101
(53l Ben Ronald iii 80 Debride -. los
% Hugh Penny .115 -. Kleppler >. ....101
40 Mast'r Jamesl09 ~ The ManNnan11I
t42) Red Spider so 81 Marsian . :. :. 100
20 Taranto ..101 81 Prompt .... 9S
The following can start If any of tile
above scratch:
53 Tappan ...sS 49,. DR.. Jim 80
Second race $500; maiden two-year-oIds.
Five furlongs.
Ind. Horses. VT. Ind Horses W.T.
81 Sea Puss ...107 81 Byron Cross Joy
8 +Filament..-...l10 As Ellerslie Belle I07
90 Giles Shine 10y -. Yaphank4 :. .11O
90 p. Chambray JOY % Eileen D.t :. JOY
"a Long Acre lilo
Third race $400; Owners Handicap,
One mile and 60 yards.
Ind. Horses. VT. Ind. Horses. W.T.
-. Maurice lilo -. Old Saugus 100
2I Thomas Cat....105 46 YoIIey+.. =. .1O5
% Debride loo 40 BnIalit -. =. 100
Fourth race $500; maiden three-year-
olds and up one and one e-sixteenth miles.
Ind. Horses. VT. Ind. Horses. W.T..
81 Eastertide =. .110 40 Kinvarra ...I10
40 A-Ray lilo OF Esherdowu...107
40 Feliche -. LOT
Fifth race $500; selling; steeplechase.
Two and onehalf miles.
Ind. Horses. VT Ind. Horses. VT.
80 Mars Chan ..157 50 Tom Moore Il IS
t35) Decapod. 167 (62) Marshall -. i 81
Apprentice allowance.
tCoupled in the betting.
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FOR HIRE-To drUmmefs and business
men, horse and buggy or DAYTON, So per
day, and special prices for pleasure driving.
Apply 10 the REX STA BL ES, rear 81 5 +
81. nW.i telephone call, 109- ap3O-u
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lie mad no official knowledgcof of the merits
or the case and could not discuss them.
A II that is pending now appears to be the
protection of the seals.
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G. V. GATES.
One of WashinSton's Popular Young
Men Enters Active RusfpeSS

MIR. Z. V. Gates has resigned his posi-
tlon with Eiseman Bros, having acquired
an interest in the business of the StanCia rd
Iallors, who have recently estatlisbed
themselves in the large building, at the
corner of Eleventh and streets,
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NDExED CHART OF YESTERDAYS RACES

Benning
=
sand
start Won
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FOR HIRE Fun dress suits, 81 only. JU-
LlUS COHEN, lIO4 7th Et- NV.
noIO-tf, ,em
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PERSONALS.

LIT, 0Ildub SConsunIptIon, Diabetes, and
Brights Disease, adnaipIs-
tered at reduced prices during the winter.
DT. Shade also treats successfully Nervous
and Brain diseases all forms OF Indigestion
aud nervous affections, and chronic dis
eases Consultation free on Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday, o 10 1 2 d. m and to
p- m. send for booklet, syInp GDms flank,
Tor those desiring home" treatment.
no2O-3t
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FuK HIRE.

FOR HIRE Nice horses, bag-ies and Day
tons, S1.50 10 81 per day. j. W.. PRES
Tons STABL cor. sJn and sts. NV.
mol SIT
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L0ST-On G st. ne, bet 9th st ne and
North Capitol, or on 9th St, bet. G and
Liberal reward, j. L. h, 33I North Cap
ltol st. nOl9-3t
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WANTED -B9AhDEss.

ED-Boarders-FOur gentlemen to
room and board IN private family at So
per month each; near cable line Apply
TI6 st. SW, mol S-3t
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YOU Ii regret IL tie balance OF your nat
ural life III YOU don a pet ono ~ thosa
halusome suits or overCOaIs twcrn frifIey
tnat we are selling at figures that II please
YOU 70 death. JU5TH'S OLD STAND,
619 ST NV. noI6-Tt
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L0ST-Black and tan dog, with collar:
answers to the name Mick. Reward if re-
turned 10 32l Md. ave. ne. no2O-3t
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One Dollar a Week

DRESS SUITS for hne al Garner's. I'm
and II sts. noI6-tP
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FOR SAIE-LOTs.
wANTED-PosTAGE sTAMPs.

WANTED For casn, all kinds Of United
States postage ana department stampss
collections also bought II. r DUNK
HORST. 1908 7tn st. NV oe9-tf
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PROF CLAY-OIdest established eI4irvOy-
ant advertising In this city; consult min
on business, lawsuits, divorce, speculations
separations. love or family troubles, can
tell you anything you wish 10 know, brings
separated husband and wife together;
makes sweetheart or lover true; ca uses
maria Ses, removes spells or mysterious
feelings gives luck; fee, so cents, hours
10 20 l daily 4SS RI ST. sw- mol S-3t-eTn
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LOST.

LOST Wednesday, Nov. IL 1897, on / st
St, bet. B and { stS NV. white cuff with
Reward If returned to TONEY, I'll I4th
ST. NV, barber shop. 1t
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LOST OR STOLEN-Monday night; three
wheel-scrapers; wheels on the road to
Marlboro. Liberal reward if returned To
GREEN, Atlantic Building. no19-3t
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LOST-On Tuesday or Wednesday morning,
pair of gold eyeglasses, in red leather
case, with the name of Carl Peterson"
Suitable rev. ard viii be given IL returned 20
sos 6th st. ne. no1S- 3t-em
LOST-Gold medal; Spa Athletic Club;
Tuesday eve, on front, Wrestling Cham
Ath Club" Reward If returned to r. ROY
MACKEY, Wash. Ath. Club noI7-3t, EN-
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

UUO z
Gold filings and bridge work 3 spe-
ciaity. st the lowest pT.ce; emalSam fll-
lDES, 5Uc; Iuil sets OI teeth en- plates, 80.
extracting, either by gas OF local spray,
absolutely painless, soc; without. 25e, all
work done by experts, and guaranteed the
best; open OF sundays from 10 To
o'clock. mh22-tR
The times., 1897-11-20

DR. WEsTLAKE Has REMOVED his
residence 70 fayetteville for the winter:
limited number OF patients viii be re-
ceNed Full Information and testimonials
relating 10 The new treatment for Brigntis
Disease and Dia betes at office, ITO F
ST. nw.i hours, 1890 TO p. m HO1S-St
AME. RAPHAEL, astroIogist, cniroman-
ciene; can help all; has maTv slOus psychic
powers. III 9th st. NV no14Tt
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treatment for diseases of men. Simple
cases cured in 3 days. Consultation free.
DR. hcKEEHAN, Tie 12th st. NV An
day. noI6-7E
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When Others Fan, Consult
Mrs. DIR. RENNER,

SPECIALIZE
IN obs,etTjcs. GOLD medal aw wardeti for the
science OF obstetrics from fhe University
of Munich. Bayara; treats successfully
woman $ complaints and irregul ar iSSes, prf-
yate saniIRuun tor ladies before and dur
ing confinement. Office hours from 9 a.
m. TO p. H., No. 610 Pa ave. NV. se3-tf
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
THE HUMBOLDT tlnrLEp

Seattle. August The steamer Hum
holdt which wns TO raii tniay Tor 81
Mlchaols Alaska with - passengers
and ioo tons Of fright dcwtin,d Tor paw-
son City. h 20 tho hands ~ tho United
Stalca drputy marshal When tho boat
was about to sail today the paascngcrs
discovered that lnrgc amount Of their
freight Nur TO IT, lctt on the dock.
They were very angry ami held a mass
meeting Mayor WOOD who II manager
OF tho hoat wps called upon 10 explain.
and he offered to $50 thai those who lcrt
provisions would he properly cared for
and that tho goods were shipped on tho
next boat This dld not suit tho crowd.
which demanded guarantee. Arthur
seymour. Of Ilaycrhill. Mass. made a
speech In which he said that he supposed
there we're those N the crowd who would
like to hang the mayor. Hts words had
an explosive cfrcct. hut he managed TO
secure order. and committee was APP
pointed to adjust matters, At this point
It WIS announced that John Gallivsn.
OF Spokane had nhclcd the steamer.
Matters bid fair to be settled 80 the
Humboldt can get away tomorrow morn
ing
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
CANADA WILL
Be FRIENDLY
I
Cannot Afford to Be Too Stiff In the
KlOndlhe Country
THE MAIL ROUTE QUESTION
Reciprocal Arrangement Nay BE Hads--cau.
adlaa Law Bfsatefa-The Steamer
Eugene Viii Sail To-day,

Washington. August F-it IN not 10.
ilsved by oniclaia Of tho government that
any serious hardahipa win Ia imposed
by Canada on tho miners IN tho Kion.
dixie regions, II In pointed out that II
will ba iirneult 20 enforce any serious
lmposltlon upon tho miners huoh a
course might result In retaliation on
forued by tho rnited sthtoa no hs 10
mako q, almost lmpouHlhir for Canadians
10 go 10 " return from the itionAikr
country, II lhis country should prevent
Canadian officials from entering the
i(lon,ilkc through American territory
they would bo Obliged 10 reach the gol1
country over thousands Of miles Of un.
explored country Nhiio II In said their
has been NO correspondence tearing d.
rsctly ON tho point OF impoHitlnha upon
American miners, thrro n an intlmaliOn
thal Canada deairrs 20 bo rrienily HH 20
the northwest conditions ard that ihofs
IL isprl don to oa.nt"fatv ~ az
60 iurlhet Tho host Interests or all con.
cernol Il n stated that IN imposing
the " por cont royalty on tho gold out.
pug equally on Canadians and Amsri.
cans ,ho United statua can have no
cause Tor complaint,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
SCARCITY OF SEALS.
british Columbia Sealing Fleet WIN Not
DO Oil.

Washington. August i1.-cap,sin Shoe
maker chief of tho revenue cutter SER
vice. has rscaayed a report from Captain
Hooper comnnndins tbe Behring sea
pptlol neoL IN which h. MN mat on
July & tho Grant laudrd Prof, s'ejenor.
Tho Amnr!can o0mmlsAlo nor n Command.
- Islands Wharo tho British ship Linnel
Was fo'nd with Commissioner Bnrrort
Hamilton on hoard Tho British ship Rain
low. with Commissioner D'Arcy Thomp.
son. was 'opectsd N few days \
scarcity ~ seals ID reported ut com.
mhndrr lalafp1s ard very few have been
aeon IN Tho Hoa. going or coming, The
report also states lhat owing TO tho
scarcity of scals and low prices by the
d"alrrp AMI tho high pt'oy demanded
by Tho Indian hunters tho majority Of
tho british Columbia sailing nog, will
Dot NJ out this season.
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wheat producing top.heayy condition
readlly Busccp,lble 10 any adyerac lal'u-
cncen Ths fact that tho EDslish Inrr-
kota showed b wcaleer undsrtoh@ Dis
morning orea,od ~ bIg oommotion among
holders. wheat begun % pour Into Tho
pit from al directions
Reaching It's greatest volume In Ihe
uftefnoom the sdllpg wcssnr5 forced
tho September whTit down 10 s9Ps II
having sold ~ sl's shortly after open
Ing A. tho decline Buropo wue only
a moderate buyer Of what. tnkiug about
forty loads ~ Now York and outports.
which fact coulr,bptnI TO tho general
hcayinoHH u tho afternoon The homo
crop nows wtA bullIah hst was unable
10 offset tho depressing foreign inlu-
,une Tho spring wheat adyiceH we're
Il Id"iiy tmfnyornbc i,mnl FpeculH'
iion was about half tho volume Of yes
To-day Tho H,los reaching 6iz5.eO0 BUSH
ella
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oREGoN's CROPS.
woater Propiuous and Large Yields Are
Assured.

Assured
Portland. or, August lG-The past
week has bcS,n vcry warm and dry.
though slightly cooler than during the
preceding wc,k The mean temperature
for tho week is Il deg, which is deg.
cooler than this preceding wNs'k. The
decrease IN the moan temperature $ due
to the lower maximum temperatures. the
minimum or night temperatures having
been slightly higher than during the
pr,r~iing week; the former averaged s.
deg, ana tho latter 20, Tuesday to Fri
day. inclusive, had maximum tempera-
lures ranging from y deg. TO IS; Sat
urday Sunday AMI today they rungcd
from ~ to G The minimum or night
temperatures ranged from ~ 10 e.: Il
Is seldom thai the minimum temperature
ls above co deg. In any portion OF ore
gon. Tho fore part OF the week had
clouds and q light rdn Tuesday and
"Wednesday morning along the northern
coast ,ynd over the northwestern coun.
ties the rainfall was from trace TO
10 OF nm inch The atmosphere + be-
coz Ing very smoky due to thu increasing
ICros. nRs. The winds have heea light
In force and northcrly since Thurs
day.
Nurv,s Ing and thrshinr of fall sown
wheat and oats Is about completed
Some spr.ng-sown wheat has already
BEEN cut. and the current week will find
harvesting Of spring-sown grain in act
I've operation. The fall-sown wheat Is
unusually heavy. and the yield Is fully
an average. Spr.ng-sown wheat and
oats are fully IN average as to quality
and prospective yield. The spring acre
age is larger than usual, hence the
output will be an average, or more. The
weather now can do no HARM nor can
II benefit the grain crops, Dry weather
ia desirable for harvesting and thresh-
ing
The hop crop Is In danger from the
ravages OF the hop louise, Those yards
on the higher ground and properly taken
care OF present a good, thrifty appear
ance and are quite free from lice; yards
on low land and not sprayed will not
be picked. The warm, dry weather has
been detrimental to the extension oi
the ravages OF the louise. and 1t has
helped we'll taken care of yards. Honey
dew Is forming and the louise is seeking
the burr. Some hop-growers are satisfied
with the prospects, others are dlscour-
aged; unless material change takes
place, the hop output will be less than the
average, but at present It is expected
to he greater than the 1896 crop
Fruit is rlpen1ng rapidly. Crawfort
peaches are now ripe, and are being
shipped In large quantities. Prunes have
colored and the driers will start within
ten days Bartlett pears are ripenlng.
The peach crop is unusually heavy.
Pears, apples. and prunes are more than
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
MoRoNd RETIRED.

Washington. August iI--An order has
born issued hy tho navy dcpartmon,
rvtifng Cunma,sicr J. e, MoronE on
August y. ho having rcaohoi the age
limit Of g years,
Commander MoronE Was "a volunteer
naval oficrr and ,ntrrv,i tho service
April /. 1850 In is6s h. entered tho
regular navy and at oncc commanded
n. naval stat ON at PueRt sound
iIs fclir,maat promotes Lieutenant
Commander Albcrt Ross 10 bo command
cr. Liuuonant ]. Norris 10 ho li~utcaan,
commander. and Captain Hart Of tn
junior gradr. to be- Lieutenant. and En-
slg1 Darrell to hv lieutenant, junior
grade.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
THE POSTAL MATTER

Washington. August E.-AciinE "cft.
master General Hhallcnherser today -
oolved telegram from Tho deputy rcf-.
master general Of Canada. stating "a
reply TO communication sen hy crr
government rrEa rdirg tho Kioniiks NAL
that a counter proposition hat just b--1
mailed hy Canada. Tho aeting posims--
ter Euooral suggested TO Canada 'ha.
Eo exchange OF mails i'r,wven ,ha rr"-
od atAtrs and Canada be- established n.
Dawson C.ty IN tho Kiondks district.
The counter proposition may ~ a
aehomr that Canada has Just forwarded
to ,hr state department fur the ronatrue.
ton ~ q telegraph iIno from Lynn canal
60 Klundike. with "a provision for mnin.
,ainns dog trails for tho conveyance Of
mails IN both directors alons tho route,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE OF
NOTES AND ACCOUNTS.

Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed as receiver in the suit OF C. T.
Crosby as administrator OF the estate OF
NJ C. Crosby deceased. Plaintiff VS.. Sol
oppenheimer ct ais. defendants. now pend
ing in the Circuit Court OF the State OF
oregon for Clatsop county and pursuant
10 an order OF said Circuit Court. will
sell at public auction. to the highest bid
der for cash. the following notes and ac-
counts. due from the following named
persons, TO the estate OF the said N. c.
Crosby deceased. on Monday the 25rd day
OF August, 1891. at the hour OF 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon OF said day. in front OF
the court house door in the City OF As
toria. in Clatsop county, in the State OF
oregon, to-wit:
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an average crop AMI tho fruit Is In
much better condition than usual due
to the more careful attention TO or
chards.
Potatoes arc reported 10 be a heavy
crop In every section. Corn is doing
much better than usual Melons are
ripening nicely. Flax for nbre and sugar
be,ss surpaSs all expectations, and the
successful growth OF both Is assured.
Garden produce Is doing well.
Ths conditions today are favorable for
cooler weather and smoky during the
coming week.
EASTERN OREGON.
Cool and dry weather prevailed during
the past week The mean temperature,
y deg, is deg. lower than the preced-
ing week. Tuesday to Saturday II was
comparatively cool, and Saturday to
Monday. inclusive. very warm; during
the latter period the maximum temper
aturss were 90 deg, or more. The high.
est temperature during the week was
sS. on Sunday; the lowest was 20, on
Friday. The max mum temperatures for
the week averaged S7, and the minimum
81. No rain fell during the week. The
sky was generally clear with increas-
ing density In smoke.
Harvesting OF fall-sown wheat and oats
Is progressing, and threshlng Is being
actively prosecuted. The most tiattering
reports are received as to the qualify
and quantity OF the yield. Harvesting
OF spring-sown grain has commenced.
The reports indicate a larger total Yield
OF grain than ever before The second
crop of alfalfa is being gathered.
Throughout the stock country .he re-
ports are exceedingly favorable for a
full crop OF hay for probable winter
use. so that the stock prospects for the
next year are excellent
Barley and rye are turning out ve'y
large Yields. In Morrow, Gillian and
Wasco counties, where the wheat crop is
more .problematical than in any other
the same excellent reports are received
as In Umatilla county.
The fruit is ripening rapidly. Peaches
pears. and melons are being shipped in
large quantities. The fruit crop is re-
ported to be the best on record.
Corn continues to make wonderful
growth, especially so on irrigated land.
These bulletins have bean written
weekly by the present writer for the
past eight years, and in no year have
ths reports been so enthusiastic for
bounteful crops as they are this year
The current weather conditions are
favorable for the weather of the coming
week to be fair and cooler.
B. s. PAGUE,
Section Director, Portland, Or.
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O. l. COMPANY BONDS.

New York August iI,--rhc Oregon lm-
reorganization committee has
notln,d tho deposiiors OF the company's
consolidated mortgage bonds and prefer
r,d and common stocks and also the
holders OF those securities, that the time
FOR dcposi,lng their securities without
as been extended 10 August 20,
nnd that tho first lnstallment OF assess
mcnt must he pad before that date
with interest up to the time tho payment
Is made.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS.

Washington, August H.-The report OF
the commissioner of education, DR.. VIII
lam T. Harris. for the year ended July
l. 1896, has just been completed. 1t
shows a total enrolment In that year OF
l5, ,9g7. 1877 pupils. This was an increase of
aOs,557 The number In public institutions
was 1l,4G537l. and In private institutions
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
STAR ROUTE CONTEST.

Washington. August 1.-THE posioffic"
department has prepared advertisements
for contracts for nll star and steamboat
mail service in all the states west OF
the Mississippi river except Mlnnesot0,
Iowa and Missouri, these contracts. en-
hrnclng about goo routes, running Tor
four years, bcginnlng July /, lNS, Bids
win be opened In the second assistant
postmaster generals office December I,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
THEY VISIT RosEDURG.

RIOS, bug August E-CongrcsSmcn
Hooker AMI Sherman, of New York
stopped on here briefly today and mot
Hon. Blngcr Hermann. commissioner OF
the general land once. who will accom-
apny them TO san Francisco. II Is un-
stood from Mr.. Hermann that these gen
Ilcmvn and their families may go to-
gc,hor TO Yaaulna bay and perhaps down
tho Willamette river, n time permits,
Tho visiting congressman wcro delighted
with their journey thus far through the
state.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
THE YAsHlMA's TRIAL.

Washington, August 1.-THE officers
OF tho navy department were much in
tercstcd today In the report OF :he trial
trip of the Yashlma, tho new japanese
battleship built In England. She Is the
fastest battleship ancat and 1t is claimed
that from the showing made on her trial
trip that she Is one OF the greatest fight
Ing machines ever built
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-18
CANADA VIOLATES LAW.

Washing on. Angus, Il Especial 20 m,
AntptianD wnri reached the government
auhoriura that Irttah stoamrN arn
landing iroigh, and passengers al skHg-
uAy. Alaska. instead OF pyca. in dir, ct
ioIau n NJ the law. pyea In the SUPPORT
of cutry on Lynn canal nnl Skasuay
10 ak miles IN Tho matter viii hc
Investigated by tbs government
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FATAL SHOOTING ArrRAY.
An Ex-Cly Marshal Of The Dallos T.
ahot on The Street

rhr DallrH. August III, a. Prawl
shot and MORALLY wouhicd Daniel Ma.
lonry. cH,cliy marshal OF The Dailcs, IN
front OF 10 Baldwin saloon this after
noon,
The trouble arnnr over q hers" tac~
which occurred .n Kllcki,at county two
months ago, The men met today and
Mlonoy struck rrawi. who immcdla.rly
drrw rgyolvor ami shot three lines.
hitting Malonoy once just below the
n-ar,.
rrawl Immediately gave himself up
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MONEY MARKET.

New York. August i1.-Money on CALL
firm nt ~ and . per cent; closed offered
at ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, SlS and ~
per cent
Silver certificates, "a and 5lis.
Bar silver, 81 and 5lN.
Mexican dollars, Az,
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I. $3.50. In addition 10 all these there
were usoo pupils In the various special
schools and institutions. including busl-
ncss colleges. music conservatives IN
dian schools. and reform schools. max
Ing grand total enrolment for the
whole country Of l6.tillg5