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THE SOUTHERy ARTIFICIAL stone 70.

OF Columbia S. C., are prepared to lay Sile-wass
~ Of Artificial Stone, Coping for Walls, Hearth
Stones Bath Houses (bult entirely OF Sione,) Milk
Houses Cellar Floors, Kitchen Floors Curb Stones,
Floors Tiles, Flagging, with letters, Managers for
horses We most respectfully refer 10 any of our
work in this city. Orders b, left at the Office
ofthe Company on Plain street. next TO Central Ma
tional Bank.
Plain Sidewalks, 2J inches thick guaranteed and
the Company bind themselves to keep the same in
order for 50 years. at 25cents per square feet BY the
1000 feet At 27 and 2S cents for less than 1000
square feet. Curb Stone (Coored cents per square
foot.
Enclose stamps for Pamphlets 10
sCHILLINGER ARTIFICIAL STONE Co.,
Jsb.125t Columbia, S. G.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
POsT OFFICE HOURS.
BEAUroRr, S. c., Sept. "A.

BEAUFORT S. c., Sept a. 1873.
On and after Monday Oct. 9Th, Office open from
s:is /. M. until p. M, mali closes at s:i5 a. m
mail delivered at 24o p nj.
p. E. EZEKIEL,
Postmaster
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Cypress Flat. For Sale.

AT BRAES ISLAND, NEAR SHELDON. ON TIE
Port Roy,l Railroad, a good Cypress Flat may b.
bought for thirty-ive dollars, cash.
Apply TO
p. X. PAULDING,
Bracs Island, near Sheldon.
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All persons having claims againt the
county who are unwilling to dispose Of
the same at a discount are requested to
communicate with the undersigned. ..
.e52 III ALfREDs WfLL1AMs,' 'S
Beaufort, s. G.
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All the stalls in the Town market
were assigned on Monday by the lnten-
dant.
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E'eb.2.2t.
TO HOLDERS OF COUNTY PAPER.

All persons having claims against the County and
wishing to dispose Of them at discount arc request
to communicate with the undersigned.
]. w. COLLINS,
Fob & ON. Beaufort, S. C.
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NOTICE.
State and County Taxes.
CorSTY TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
CnIrpT Horse REAIjFORT. s, {

CorSTY TREAsuRRR's OFFICE,
COURT House BEAUFORT, S. c.
For the convenience of Tax payers will be at the
following named places in the County TO facilitate
the collection Of taxes for the year 1873
Grahamyille, February llsttth. 18th.
Harlecvile, 18th.
Savannah. Sheriff. Office, 18th.
Scriven Ferry, 10th.
Oakland, New River, 2lt
BluftOn' 23d.
Hilton Head, 9th.
GEORGE HOLMES.
febIl-2t County Treasurer Beaufort County.
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Ezekiel Stokes. VS.. II. J. Snider.

Ezekiel Stokes, vs.. II. J. Snider.
All the right title and interest of H ]. snder, in
and to all that plantation in Peoples Township
Beaufort County, containing three hundred and
thirty-fve (335) acres more or less. Terms cash.
WIZ. WILSON,
SB.C
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Sherif's Sale.

John Foster Endorser, vs. 8. ii. Wallace, E1'eor'
s. II. Wallace, in his own right
BY virtue ofsundry wrts Of fe Jacias to me direct
ed will sell at public out cry in front Of my Office
In the Town Of Beaufort, on the first Monday Of
March being the second day Of said month, between
the legal hours Of sale the following property to Wit
All the right title and interest ofS II. Wallace,
Executors Of the estate Of John Wallace, in and to
all that plantation tract of land situate lying and
being in the County of Beaufort and State Of South
Curolina containing five hundred and sixty-fve
(565) acres, more or less. Terms cash.
ALSO.
All the right, title and interest Of James Rouse, in
and 10 all that plantation or tract Of land situate y-
ing and being In the County of Beaufort and State
of South Carolina, containing three hundred 5000
acres, more or less. TERMS cash.
Isabella Chevers, Ad'mr OF Charles Chevers, VS.
Frank White and Charles White.
On the premises Of Frank White, on the Savan-
nah back river In Beaufort County, In the State of
South Carolina, on Monday, the the fourth day Of
March, 1874, the following property, to wit
Two hundred bushels Of rough rice (untrhashed)
and eight hundred bushels Of rough rice. Terms
cash.
go ALSO
Mary NJ. Farr, Admir-, vs. James Porcher.
All the right title and interest ii james Porcher In
and to all that plantation or tract ofland situate y-
ing and being in the County, and State aforesaid
four hundred and nnety-fre (495) acres
more or less, levied upon as the property OF Jane
Porcher at the suit Of Mary NJ. Farr admtx, this
to be sold at the risk Of the former purchaser
James Porcher Terms cash.
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PLENTY OF TINE AE[0wVED' I'VE foR MEALS ~
Tin V-ag-- u. mn ''''N :.
The undprsInsd asyius leascd the fen'nssecEht
ing House from itr lar, pruprieot, Mr.! Seiets, hni
,uaes that srcat Improvements will be made I'D
the for Supplying sasts with'suhstsn.'
dal meals ppsn the arrival of zach ttaiR,pI II hri
Good accpMRpPdpaims fprlpdsingtnselezwillbe be
provided as soon possible. A gentcmen's refresh
tsst Hquots win Be ottaihabreh i'H'~| ""
THE patronage Ok tsavelets 1; ;fespeetiaiy solicited
jsHsf h tisnde Sd blGoX.. z. OWENS y y
Late proprietor Of the Allsndaie Hotel
octo3-1y. -
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IMPROVED BUILDIyG MATERIAL.

Feb J.2t,
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Adjournment Of the General Confer
ence NJ. e. Church.

LounvnLE, May 2G-rhe General
Conference adjourned o.day, after naming
Atlanta, Ga, as the next place oil meeting
tour years hence.
The following, among other resolutions,
was adopted IL relation to the donation
OF Commodore Vanderbilt to endow tho
vanderbilt University at Nashville, Tenn:
WHEREAS, We have heard with pleas
ure OF the munifcent gift of Mr.. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Of New York, of over half a
million dollars TO build and endow q uni.
yerstty under the control Of the N, Z.
Church South, therefore be It
ReS0tued, That we are thankful 10 God
from whom Is every good and perfect gift
ior this instance OF enlarged benificence;
that we tender TO Mr.. Vanderbilt the ex-
preston Of our appreciation OF his noble
generosity, and that we will ever pray
mat the richest blessings OF heaven may
rest upon him. -
The following in regard to establishing
iraternal relations with the Northern
Church:
WHEREAS, Tho discussions and votes
OF this Conference on the subject Of fra
tcrnal relations with the II. e. Church
ana its cognate subjects present an ap-
pearance OF essential differences which do
not exist, therefore,
ReS0Eged, lSt, That upon the subject Of
iraternal relations with the N. E. Church
upon'a proper basis this Conference Is q
unite. :
ReS0lUed, I'd, That We are also a unit
upon tho propriety OF appointing a COM
mission empowered to meet like COM
mission from the H. E. Church 10 settle
al questions Of difficulty between Us, and
that such settlement is essential 10 a
complete fraternity. :. n
Res0!Ued, Srd, That the only points Of
difference between US on this whole sub
lect are the best methods Of accomplish
ing this desired end. g n
Resolutions oil thanks 10 the'ministers OF
various denominations in the city for civ.
ing up their pulpits to the members Of Con.
ference; to the press Of the city; 10 various
departments and others who had extend
cd kindness 10 the Conference were sdopt.
Cd. The benediction was pronounced by
Bishop Paine, and thus closed the seventh
session Of the General Conference OF the
NJ. Z. Church South, which has In all
respects been one oil the most important
ever held by the Church.
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New YORK, Msy 2e.-The steamship
Swartara, which Is to carry the scientific
party to the South Pacific Ocean, to
witness the transit Of Venus, on Deem
Der 10th, Is 10 fullreadinesS. Twenty.six
scientists are expected from Washington.
with instruments, in few days, and the
ship will leave the Navy Yard with two
hundred persons on board. The company
will be divided into fiye parties, to be
landed at Crazet's Island, Kergulan, or
Desolation Island, Haborttown, In Tas-
wana, formerly Van Diemanslaud, New
Zealand, and Chatham Island. Here the
Swartara 10 10 remain until alter the oh.
seryation. The vessel has stores for an
eighteen months voyage. The instru-
ments arc being tested In. Washington
now, and are mostly new and very clab'
crate.
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FROM MoUNDsvILLE.

MAY 20, 1874.
While the committee were selecting
delegates last night TO the Grafton Con-
vention, Capt. A! o. Baker made some
very pertinent remarks concerning the
removal Of the capital. He spoke Of tho
fight over the question in the House and
Senate last winter year ago, showing
that the removal could then have been
easily accomplished had 1t not been for
some Of tho members ot the Cd District
incorporating their constituents. Some
remarks were made by several others Il
Is expected that many citizens OF the
county, other than those sent as delegates,
will be present at the Convention. Mar.
shall Is all right on the capital question
and would to-day vote as unit for It's
removal to Wheeling.
Our Temperance Association meets to.
night. X
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTNENT,
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 26-GO0 r. 4.


For the New England and Middle
States, leas cloudiness, and north to west
winds will prevail, with NO decided
change Of temperature, andstationary or
rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
clear or fair weather, with light to gentle
winds, high temperature, and a slight rise
OF barometer on the Atlantic coast.
For the upper lake region, Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, clesr Or partly
cloudy weather, easterly to southerly
winds, increasing in force in the lake 70.
gion, a slight rise Of temperature, and
stationary or falling barometer. o..
For the Northwest, continued warm
and partly cloudy weather, with north
east TO southwest winds and low barome.
ter, followed by threatening weather in
Minnesota.
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.
DoCkERY's FATE UNoERrA1N.

NEW York, May, GA late Havana
letter says the fate Of tho American, F.
A. Dockery, who was arrested at Nevitas
in April is still uncertain. The authori.
ties, represented by General Ponticello,
have:ordered his removal to Puerto Prin.
Cipe for trial. 1t Is expected from the
hesitation shown 10 proceed to extreme
measures that Dockery's life will be
spared, but the entire matter rests with
the Governor General. Dockery has been
heard from up 10 the 14th inst and is in
good spirits, Notwithstanding the rigor ot
his confinement, which has by poor food,
and water, rough Accommodations and heat,
somewhat effected his health and re.
duced him in weight. The same letter
speaking OF the way the government
makes the United States bear the brunt
and pay the expenses Of war in Cuba, says
the decree Of the Captain General estab-
fishes an annual income tax and a tax
on net profits Of 10 per cent, to be
treated in the same manner as the extra.
ordinary imports decreed by the inten-
dentcy and custom authorities Of the same
time as war tax. Many, OF the
wealthicst merchants compromised by
paying a heavy contribution estimated on
the amount Of their business. Besides the
per centage charged as extra war tar on
exports, &c, the merchants among them.
selves settled that estimated per centage
upon their business. About one.quarter
per cent was tackled on to every
invoice and account, the sales making
tho consumer or shipper abroad actually
pay that tax, 1tis now proposed to com.
promise again and pay the Government
four or five times the amount Of their for
mer contributions, or, in fact, whatever
may be the increase demanded Of them,
and again estimate what increase Of per
centage it Is to the cost of producing The
articles, say sugar or tobacco, which are
the principal exports, and then charge as
before this per centage as war tax con.
tribution, or whatever else It may be call.
ed, and add 1t to every invoice account Of
the sales &c. made. In the future the
United States, as the principal consumers
Of Cuban exports will thus be forced TO
pay the great part, II not the greatest Of
the expenses Of attempts 10 end the insur.
FeCtion,
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Maryland Jockey oIub.

BALTIMORE, May 20.-The sprinp meet.
Ing Of the Maryland Jockey Club Al % the
Pimlico course commenced to. day %NO
The first race, two mile dash for ali
ages, was won by Merodac, Village BIaclt. M H.
smith second, and Lizzie Lucas Third,
Time, 9:50t. N"H'
The Preakness stakes Tor three year
olds, o mile and half dash, was won by
onlpepper, Scratch second, and Saxon
third, Time, 2:50}.
Third race, handicap for four year olds.
mile heats, was won by Artist, Survivor
second, and Cariboo dlstanced. Time,
l:59i aud 16S9.
Tho Etseple chase, welter weights, one
mile and q half dash, was won by the
chestnut geldiug Revolver, beating Wan
derer and Prince Of Wales In tho order
named. Time, 3;48i
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LITTLE ROCK. May y26.-The Senate TO.
day passed the House resolutions, thank.
ing President Grant for sustainipe Gov.
ernor Baxter in the troubles; also, House
resolution thanking the Hon. w, W
wiltshire icr his stand in behalf OF Bax.
!, The, House to-day, after four hours
aiscsassslon, 81 css passed a bill giving amnesty
70 all parties connected with tho late re-.
1elllon, except those holding positions in
me Legislature and Executive and Judi
clai departments who used their positions
70 forward the rahellinn.
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CHICAGO.
ILLINOIS pRrsa As,nn1, ,rrnu

SAS NEss9 ASSUJlATlDN. .N i
CnIcAoo, May 2O.-Tho Illinois Press
Association mot in their tenth annual
convention at the Sherman House in this
Guy to-day. Representatives Of about
!Oo papers, mostly country weeklys, be.
ing present. Alter the transaction OF
come unimportsnt business, the visiting
members were taken In charge by a
local committee and made an excursion
to number points Of interest around
inc city, This evening an address was
aellVered before the Association by ]. W.
sheahon, OF the Chicago Tribune, and an
original poem recited by Prof. Welch Of
the Prairie Farmer. Thursday a ma.
Jortty OF tho members will start on an ex.
cursion to Washington, via Cincinnati,
over the Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad,
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sRNslBLE RECOMMENDATION,

The House Committee on Railroads and
Canals decided today to recommend that
no bill pass the House granting charters
to railroad or water routes unless applica.
tions for the same are supported by the
wealth and the endorsement OF the people
living along the proposed line to sutfl.
cient extent 10 warrant tho belief that
they will be taken up and pushed to com.
pletlon. Also that no charters be Issued
to any bogus company to sell out to other
parties.
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CansiZed.

ToRoNTo, May co. Yesterday q small
yacht while cndeavoring 10 enter the east.
ern gap in the Island was caught by 0
squall and cspSized. All on board, some
six or seven, were thrown into the water
and drowned. The surf was running very
high at the time. None Of tho bodies
have yet been recovered,
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The Peninah, the first boat from the
upper Missouri, arrived last night at Bis.
marck with 70 tons Of ore from Montana
mines, TO go east over the Northern Pa.
citc Railroad. Large quantities Of freight
from the east for Montana are now 70.
ing forward over tho Northern Pacific
Rsilroad to Bismarck, thence by steamers.
An expedition Of adventures 10 the
celebrated Black Hills, of Dakota Terri.
tory, are organizing at Bismrrck, to start
about tho 20Ih Of June. The, Black
Hills arc supposed 10 be rich in gold and
silver, but 1t is oil supposition and tradi-
ton, as no ono but Indians have ever
explored them.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 96.-Rey. Father
Chas. Ferd, one Of the YicaIs Of the Ca-
thedral was drowned yesterday afternoon
in Lake Ponchartrain while In bathing,
Aged 81. BE went TO Shreveport dur
Ing the epidemic and was the only Priest
that recovered from the attack Of the
fever there. -.n w.
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will shown toward the Board Of Publica-
ton itself. The Assembly had been look.
Ing for an explanation Of oil and had
found none. Mr.. Drake was Of opinion,
that It was all caused by q rooted dis
like Of Calyinistic lilerature,,n
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SPAIN.

DIPLOMATIC RR1AT1oNs RRsuMRp.
MADRID, May 26.-The diplomatic re-
lations between Spain and Mexico were
resumed yesterday by the presentation 10
Marshal serrano Of the credentials Of GEN.
Carayas as Minister.
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FELL SIXTY FRRT.
Death Of a Well Known Business
Man-.Spngenfe feSt. 77lGl

CLEVELAND, May 2G.-Thos. ]. Qulu.
Ian, q well known business man oil this
city, died this morning. Ist
The S@ngenfest Committee has secured
accommodations for l 800 persons; The
work on the spngenfest hall Is progress.
Ing rapidly, and the building will Be IN.
der roof by the close Of the week. .iis
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NEW YoRK, May 2s.-Martin Cunning.
ham, q laborer, killed VIM. Smith, 8 farm.
er, Of Newport, alta WhitsundAy dance.
OunnlnRham was arrested. -.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
GUSHING NOT POSTED.

., CUSHING NOT POSTED.
LONDON, May 2G.- Several Madrid
newspapers accuse Mr.. Cushing, the
American Minister, Of being present OF q
banquet given by the opposition deputies,
including Figueras and CASTELAR,. The
editors suggest that Mr. Gushing must be
ignorant OF European diplomatic u0sges,
as well as the significance Of certain
names.
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THOUGHT 70 ne INsANE.

A man giving his name as Harry Sin
gleton attempted to-day 10 collect q check
from tho Merchants National Bank on
tho strength OF 9 forged letter. He IA
thought to be member of highly re-
spectacle family IN Now York and an-
pears 10 DO insane. He is held to await
further Developments. : -
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Destroyed by a WhIrI,w,ind.

HAVANA, May eC.-A stone bulldinp
on Duranona's plantation was DESTROYED
BY Q whirlwind yesterday. Five labor1
9 erS yeto killed and twenty wounded by
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CLEVELAND, May 2G.-Wm. waterson,
architect and builder Of the Northern
Ohio Lunatic Asylum, fell to odsy while Of
work on the building and broke his leg.
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TRENTON, N. j., May 20.-The old
Directors OF the united railroad companies
Of New Jersey were reelected to-day.
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FRANCE.
eEAT TO De coNrrsrR

eEAT TO BR CONTESTED.
PAn1s, May 26.-The Republican can.
didate ior the Assembly In tho Depart.
'ment OF Nilore, will contest the seat of
boargoing, Bonapartlst, declared elected.
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n; De Bourgoing, member elect from
ne Department Of More, has gone 10
SSShiselhuratto pay homage to ex. Empress
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BY'TELEGRAPH
NEGOTIATED PRRss RHponT

(Bythe Western Union Line,
ONCE Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Sc,
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POPE RRcoyRRRD,


ST. PAUL, May 2O.-Judge Wilson, Of
The United States Circuit Court to-day
consented to the compromise recently tel.
egraphed, which takes tho Minnesota
South Railroad from the Receiver and
places the control oI the company in the
hands Of the first mortgage bond holders
for the benefit of all classes OF creditors
and ultimately Of the stockholders, The
decree will be signed tomorrow,
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Tempernnce Convention.

SYRACUSE, May ga State Temper
ance Convention is called to meet at Au.
burn, June 2S.
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COLUMBUS.


Co1U4Bus, May 9e.-A telegram was
received at tho Executive Department
this afternoon, from James L. LcOlurgo,
q coal operator at Massllou, Stark county,
stating that the coal miners employed
near MaSsilon have been on q long strike,
and last night, when 1t was proposed to
put new men 10 work, the miners fired
the trestle.work and buildings, threatened
the proprietors, outside men and guards,
and shot two mon. Anticipating an ex.
tensive riot, the Governor was asked to
send belp. This telegram was forwarded
to Governor Allen at his home In Chilli.
cothe, but It Is understood that no troops
will be sent till the Sheriff OF Starke
county officially asks Tor help. -,
FELL SIXTY FEET. as5 o1ls0
Thos. Kelly fell from a scaiTold at The
Central Lunatic Asylum to-day a ais.
tance Of sixty feet, injuting himself SO.
VeFeiY. .r:.--i -. g.aS .l... @
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Mormon Passengers.

OMAHA, May 90. - The passengers
OF yesterdays delayed train from the
west went cast today. A party Of 160
Mormons went through here westward
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TnE pILl no REpRA1 Mo1ET1EI

The Senate Finance Committee this
morning gave hearing to a large del
egation In advocacy OF the passage Of q
bill repeating Moieiies.
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ITALY.


Z RoME, May 2G.-The Italian Govern.
ment met with another defeat today in
the Chamber Of Deputies:
POPE RECOVERED.
The Pope has nearly recovered from
his recent illness.
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PARDoNED,

John D. Kelley, convicted here in 1871
otdmsil robbery, and sentenced to ten
years imprisonment In the Detroit Peni.
tentlary, has been pardoncd. .,lS
RETURNED.
General Ord and staff hRyo returned from
tho Sioux country. Everything Is peace.
tul In that section, and the country ran.
idly filling up with settlers.
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WASHINGTON.

NEW sEcRETARY OF TIE TRRAsuRY TO
BE APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-A rumor 10 in
circulation today that the President will
appoint new Secretary Of the Treasury
either today or Tomorrow. 1t can be
traced to no official source, though par
ties holding prominent positions here say
they consider 1t worthy ol being credited.