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District Government Notes.

Il. Is. Ward has been granted n permit
to improve his dairy, on Third street. mt
cost of $500.
j. f. May will build show-wndows to
the store No. 1902 + street northwest, at Il
cost of 5000,
Henry Krauss was appointed by the
Commissioners to-day n private Waterman
for term of one year.
The Commissioners have ordered the
erection of street lamp in front of the
Fifth Baptist Church, ON Vermont avenue,
near q street northwest
The Commissioners have requested the
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad Company to
place flagman ut Eleventh street and
Maryland avenue southwest.
Major Brock has been directed by the
Commissioners to remove the distractions
in alleys in the square bounded by Second
and Third and East Capitol streets.
-Mr.Michacl 0Connor has been informed
by the Commissioners that there is no avail
able funds for extensive grading on South
Carolina avenue, as requested by him.
The Commissioners have replied to q
letter from DIR. Purvis urging that eight
patients in the Freedmans Hospital should
be removed to the Washington Asylum.
Mr.. Caswelfs letter on the subject is in
1t will be impossible for him to accommo-
date the persons.
The liquor license committee to-day
approved and forwarded to the Commits
soners for approval the following liquor
Licenses; Sebastian Aman, No. 3i6 Ninth
street northwest Mary Bannagan, 1909
Twelfth street northwest; George W..
Bauer, 1li5 Seventh street southwest I
Samuel NJ. Bryan, 500 /. street southeast ;
James Boyce, 1922 | street northwest Ber-
nard Berens 1l26 Seventh street northwest ;
Frank p. Burke, 1924 ID street northwest ;
Bregazzi & White, ass Eighteenth street
northwest John Brown, Bladcnsburg road;
John Corrigan, 800 i street southwest |:
Patrici Casey, 500 Fotirttthth street
northwest; Joseph G. Cooke, Wizards
Hotel Charles Dismer, 70S X street !;
N. w. A. David, 1909 Seventh street north
west; Adrian Enders, 1921 + street north
west Rosa Elsenbciss, corner Thirteenth
and ID streets; John Fitzgerald 4S2 Penn
sylvania avenue John Fahrnkopf, 1901
Seventh street; Joseph w. Fillins, Union
town; Joseph Finely, 2020 X street north
west; Gilbert Cannon corner Of Georga
avenue and Eighth street south
east George Holmes, Cos Pennsylva.
mia avenues j. and j. p. Hamlin
80 Sixth street Il. Herzog, 2O3l X street ;
&. w. Hall, III q street southwest Anna
Hosch, 302 Fourteenth street northwest +;
August Long, 141S Maryland avenue north
east; Michael Lawler 1896 NJ street north
west; Philip Meredith, 32l Thirteenth
street William McDaniels, 202 Ninth
street; Mark O'Hallaran, 700 Twenty
second street; Gottleib Prev, 1l5
Four'and-a-half street Barbara Phil
lips, 2l0l NJ street; Reuben Rowzec,
32s5 M street; Henry Reitcr 306 Sixth
street; Mathew Rupert, 1908 Seventh
street; James Richardson, 1901 c street,
William Il. Schoenbnn, 73l Eighth street.
z. w Spoford, Riggs House; Henry Schoen-
born, 213 Seventh street; Elizabeth WOLF,
1857 East Market Space They were all ap-
proved by the Commissioners.
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PERSONAL.


LIEUT.. FRANK HARDIE, U. S. A., is in
in the city.
Mr.. LEON DALLAS and wife (ncc Miss
De Young, of California; are at the Ebbitt
House.
Mr.. FRANK 4. GRAY and G. M. Z. King
and wife, of this city, were registered in
Baltimore yesterday.
Col. Colby, of the Land Office, has gone
to New York TO have u celebrated aurist
treat him for temporary deafness.
LIEUT.. Col. THOMAS w. MOORE, who
served on the staff of Gen. Sheridan during
the late war, died at st. Luko's Hospital,
New York, Sunday last.
Ex-PREsIDENT GRANT is said to have
voted for w. w. Astor, in the Eleventh
Congressional District of New York, but
was left-Astor being defeated.
COLI JAMES r. BLAcKIsToN, formerly of
st. Marys County, Md, of whiNl he was
native and where he lived until few years
ago, died yesterday morning in Baltimore.
SURGEON GEORGE PURvIANcE, of the
Marine Hospital Service, has been ordered
to Boston, Mass, to assume charge of the
marine hospital of the port, relieving Sur
geon Nansent, who will proceed to San
Francisco and take charge of the hospital
there.
MIR. WYNNE TINGEY DULANEY, who
died on Monday at Falls Church, was we'll
known to many of our citizens, having been
for years baggage master on the Washing
ton & Ohio Railroad. His death was partly
caused by an accident while attending to
his duties.
BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER the emil
nent Philadelphia lawyer, who is engaged
in the Star-rOute cases, is q LII. d., with n
shcepskin document to that effect from
Princeton College. He is GO years old and
full Of fun, and his chin sinks delightfully."-
into his ample cravat. He dresses in the
d-fashioncd way.
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MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Annual Meeting Last Night--EIcctiOn
nc n;raetnrS

There was n meeting of the members of
the Masonic Relief Association at Tall
madge Hall last evening, for the purpose
of electing seven members Of the board of
directors, to serve for three years. Special
interest was taken in the election, from the
fact that there was movement on foot to
elect new men in place of those members
who were also connected with the manage
ment of the Washington Endowment AS
ISOLATION. There was u feeling that
the two associations were too closely con-
nectcd, and that in consequence of
the personnel of the management being so
near identical the Relief Association was
being injured At any rate, it was thought
best to have the management more dis
tnct, rs the associations were entirely so.
Mr.. Alexander Gardner has been acting as
the secretary of both associations; but in
his animal report as secretary of the Relief
Association he announced that he would
not again be n candidate for the office. The
meeting last evening was largely attended,
and was called to order by the president,
Mr.. John Il. llerrell. A resolution was
offered by Gen. Browne, providing that no
one should serve as director of this asso.
citation who was q director in similar or
ganization. This resolution gave rise to
considerable discussion, during which the
merits of the question were pretty freely
discussed pro and con. The resolution vas
finally laid on the table, and the election by
ballot was begun.
There were two tickets. One contained
the names of the old directors us follows:
John Foos, Naval, No. 4; Thomas Bowling,
Potomac, No. 8; Alexander Gardner, Leb-
anon No. Z; Martin II. ThOrp, Hiram, No.
10; Robert Ball, Dawson, No. 49, John Glib
! son, Acacia, No, Is; Henry Conradis, STAINS
bury, No. "a; j. q. Hessee, Arminius, No.
%. There were two of the abovc-named
who are also directors in the Washington
Endowment The second ticket was the
same us the first, with the exception of
these three names. Charles Shelsc was
nominated in the place of John
Zoos, Dorsey Clagett in place of
Alexander Gardner and o. Il. Thompson in
place of Robert Ball. The result of the
balloting showed the election of the new
ticket, with the exception of Dorsey Clagett.
The new directors nrc rs follows, with the
the number of votes each received. The
number of votes cast 255. Bowling, 255 (;
Hesse, 253 Conradis, 252; Thorp, 245 |;
Gibson, 800; Thompson, 1865; Shelse, LAG !;
Gardner, 1876. There were number of
scattering votes. Clagett received 1873 /;
Foos 1873; Ball, 11S. The directors win
elect secretary to take the place of Mr..
| Gardner, All the above We're elected for
three years, except Mr.. Conradis who was
elected to fill vacancy.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Ezra Bowen and George S. Fox, to Mary
j. Pairo, for S2,2ll, lots |, 3 and 3, square
40 Patrick Frawlcy to Patrick Welch, for
800, lot 4, square "a Emma l.. Myers to
Mary u. Gould, title in the estate of Sarah
ID. Hayne, for 800 John Stearns to Ezra
Bowen ct al, for $4,000, lots /, 2, and 3,
square 40 Rebecca Collinsworth to Francis
c. Collinsworth for 81, part of lot 8, square
1920 Richard Emmons to William Och
stodt, for 1000, lot Is, square J7l.
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subscriptions 10 the Garfield Memo
rial Hospital.

DR.. ". W. Johnston, 500; Charles Scott,
81 Mary NJ. Wilson, 81 James Carpenter,
81 G. +. S., So Mrs. Dr. A. 7. Holton, 81 ;
Bethesda Baptist Church. Georgetown,
So. O5; Saint Marks =. Il. Mission Church,
Pa, $71s First Baptist Church,
Marshfeld, Mass, "a Methodist Episcopal
Church. South Spartanburg, $. G., So.
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THE COURTS.

Equity CoURT-Justicc Wylic.-Rider
VS.. White; time to take testimony limited
to 40 days. Wyndham vs. Berry former
order set aside, receiver ordered to take
possession of all the property and case re-
ferrcd to Examiner Clarke to take tcsti-
mony.
CIRCUIT CoURT-.Justicc Macarthur
Lewis Johnson &; Co. VS.. District of Column
bia; Judgment for SllS.S5 with interest.
Tcnncy VS.. Cabell /; on hearing.
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The Old, Old story.

AdOlph Knees and Sarah II, Finley
James Smiley and Hattie Il. Gibson.
Il. A. Sims, of Ruckersville, Va, and
Florence V. Mundy, of Stoney Point, Va.
Thomas Dewey and Dizzy Woodjet, both
of Fairfax County, Va.
John Kendried and Mary Julin, both of
Baltimore, Md.
William Picketts and Elizabeth G. Smith,
both of Montgomery County, Md.
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Rnce For ono Nueen,s Cnn.

New YORK, November 0,-Tbe race for
the Queens Cup is in progress At 1890
lower bay with brisk southwest wind,
Mischief leading Atalanta one-half mile.
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FINANCIAL.


Tho following observations of the trans.
actions In the financial market to-day, to-
gcther with opening and closing quotations.
are furnished by the banking house of ii.
ID. Cooke, Jr, & Co.. 1920 + street, Washing.
l.-.. IL
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JOHN Il. KENDALL to-day filed bill in
equity against Thomas f. Shoemaker, aud
sets forth that on December 3, $780, he re-
covered Judgment against the defendant
for 5000, with int crest, which has never
been satisfied, Tile plaintiff asserts that
Shoemaker has $4,000 invested in Govern
ment bonds, and asks that he may be com
PEELED TO bring nto court sufficient of his
securities to pay OFF this judgment.
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
Special weather Bulletin.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST 1865.

The special bulletin issued from the
Signal Office to-day says:
The indications are that colder and fair
weather will prevail in the Middle and
New England States and the lower lake
region during Thursday.
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Mr.. JAMES G. PAINE, clerk ia the House
lolding-room, who has been spending few
months at his home, Social Circle. Ga, was
at his desk to-day.
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Damaged.

The long-boat Robert Lacy, Of Accotink,
Va, Capt. j. w. Olden, in attempting to
pass through the draw of the Long Bridge,
on its way to Alexandria yesterday, struck
the bridge, and had its foremost knocked
out of place, its mainmast broken to pieces,
and the sails badly torn. The boat is now
in Alexandria for repairs.
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LIE I1iCkUWaD1a nus Sillcu lroHl NHlltJO,
Cal, for Panama.
THE NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for
redemption to-day amounted TO $4,000.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY: In
tcrnal revenue 1906 19.11 customs, $780,
76O.A5.
: GAIT. H. Il. PAGAN, U. s. NJ. G., has
been ordered to the Marine barracks, Nor.
folk, Va.
THE resignation of First Lieut.. G. G..
Wacott Third Artillery, has been accepted
by the President, to take effect from No
vcmbcr I, 1881.
THERE was no statesmen at the Capitol
to-day. The few amateurs in the person of
the employees of the Senate and House,
owing to the uncertainty of the result in
old Virginyah, " were little loath to
take sides.
THE following postmasters were COM
missioned to-day: John W. Cronch, Chase
Baltimore County, Md. Robert N. Bruce,
Spcrryville, Rappahannock Coiinty, Va,
and VIM. II. Sharpknack, Frcepdrt, Writ
County, w. Va.
DISPATCHES received at the Departments
this morning indicate that the President
and Secretary Blaine will return together
from New York either on Thursday even.
ing or Friday. Assistant Secretary Walker
Blaine will probably return ut the same
time. Chief Clerk Brown returns this
afternoon.
MIR. ROWLAND SWIFT, president of the
American National Bank of Hartford
Conn, has written letter to the Secretary
of the Treasury, suggesting, in view Of the
probable redemption of the bonds of the
United States continued ut the
pleasure of the Government with interest
at 81 per cent. from July /, 1881, that all
future calls might, without detriment to.
the Government, be made for voluntary
offerings of either those bonds formerly
bearing 6 per cent interest, or those for
mcry bearing 3 per cent. interest per an
mum, to be redeemed ut par and interest
until all bonds available upon such terms
are absorbed
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1t is u melancholy fact that none of our
great statesmen are city bred. 1t is still
more melancholy fact that many of them
are very ill-bred.-New Haren Register,
Marriage" said an unfortunate hus-
band, SIS the churchyard of love- "And
you men," replied his wife, "are the
grayediggers.r
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-09

Edward i. Lewis will build two brick
ana frame dwellings on G street northeast,
near Twelfth, atan expense of 500.
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| THE NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for
redemption to-day amounted TO $4,000.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY: In
tcrnal revenue 1896, 319.11 customs, $780,
~En Az
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THE resignation of First Lieut.. c. G..
Wacott Third Artillery, has been accepted
by the President, to take effect from No
ycmbcr l. 1881
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Z CAPT. i. L. PAGAN, U. $. NJ. G., has
been ordered to the Marine barracks, Nor
folk Va.
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THE DEPARTMENTS

THE Lqckawauna has sailed from Vallejo,
Call for Panama.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.


Twcnty-four boats, with coal for the fol.
lowing, left Cumberland Monday for this
pany, Ago tons New Central Company, 81
tons; Blaen Avon Company, 22S tons !;
Georges Creek Company 105 tons.
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Have all Goods Marked in Plain Figures The Lowest Price
Possible being Given at Once and this price
be objected to.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
IOhbIbN W. A@Al'
LONDON, Wednesday. No

LONDON, wednesday, NOV 2, 1881.
The Emperor and Empress of Austria will return next
Nav the visit OF the King and Queen OF Italy
By the sinking Of q ships boat at Panillac, in the
south OF France, thirteen persons were drowned
Mr. orilards colt Mistake pulled up very lame IN the
race for the Brighton autumn handicap yesterday.
OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 2.-An address from ehe Camp
bells OF Canada to the his depar-
tire for England IL proposed.
The only novel feature of the Lord Mayors procession
on the 9th inst will be the banner Of the United states
escorted by guard OF honor.
Herr j. Won schnefer, at present Diplomatic Agent
aud Consu General OF Austria at Alexandria, has been
appointed Austrian Minister at Washington
Truth says that the late Baron James Rothschd in
Cured losses the Bourse In October amounting TO
so francs 1916 900 O00 and that his anxiety
caused the bursting OF an aneurism
PANAMA oct 25--The storm which occurred along the
Central American coast in the early part of the month
accustomed much damage in Guatemala. The coast
towns and several cities in the interior were sufferers
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GILLIAN RULE IN PERU.

PANAMA, Oct. 24.-The correspondent OF
The Star and Herald, writing from Lima on the l2th
instant, says
"0n Saturday last cable dispatch was received an
nouncing that the troops in Areqpa had reyoted ana
imprisoned Solar and his chief officers and declared IN
favor OF Garcia Caderon No bloOdshed occurred since
the sth instant further particulars have been re-
ceived. The revolution in the South has been promoted
1t is believed by those who think the United states IN
tends armed intervention on behalf the Provisional
Government Every effort has been made to convey
this belief to the public mind and General Hurlbuts
communications have been widely published and circu
lated, have also counterfeit dispatches bearing his
signature, in which he is made TO threaten the Gillian
forces should they not Immediately withdraw from
Peruvian territory.
"SenOr Atemerano, who Is now Mayor OF Valparaiso
has been appointed Civil Governor Of the territory occu
pied by Chilli and is to here shortly senor JOvino
NOova will accompany Senior AltameraDO, and the two
VIII be fully authorized 10 treat on benalf or CHILL us
not known whether Senior GOdOy will return.
in strength that Government intends TO
prOlong indefinitely the occupation OF Peru, ana 10
organize It's administration better than at present Inc
military power 90 he substituted by civil One whlcn
viii be sustained by military force sufficiently strong TO
crush all armed Resistance
"The United States Consul az CallaO, Mr. Moore and
the Project OF the post had Observation-Disclosures 0ther
day. a high Chan official called subsequently on Mr.
Moore to explain that no discourtesy was intended
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NEWARK'S BROKEN BANh'

VARIOUS sEoUELs TO THE susrENoiOn' ssnC,,
sur p.,IIRE OF A NEWARK MERcHANi--Sih.oan .Ir,
TON as TO THE DISPOSITION MADE ON, or anh
n.xv,s uoy.Y-THE BANK EXAMINER Inv h'l.,
o.rIox NOT YET coMPLETED-THE CASHIER or
THE MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK IN THIS CHI
CRITICISED r .ho No
.hon;cs, National Bank of Newark was the
suspension yesterday of the wholesale grocery
and liquor house of Dennis Osborn OF NewarH; . c
No further proceedings against the property OF
Nugent g. Co., in Newark were taken, DC
cause the examination of the conul,ioh
of the bank has not been completed
The opinion is growing that part OF 'no
squandered funds of the bank was lost ss IN spec
ulations outside of the morocco business.
Rank Examiner Shelley criticised the conduc,
of the cashier of the Mechanics N"'iV1u ,:"
Bank in this city, The statement that Caslller 'r
Rald,vin received one per cent on the moneys
loaned to Nugent g. Co. is qualltleu ny
United States District-AttOrney Keasbey'
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AUSTRALIAN AFFAIRS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-The steamer City
OF New-York from Sydney, via Auckland, brings the
following adyices:
MELBOURNE Oct G-The new act restricting immigra-
on from China will take effect the lst OF December
The rainfall throughout the colony Is six inches below
the average of past twenythree years, and the
crops are suffering.
Adyiccs from Adelaide Announce that the budget
taxation proposals have been rejected by small major
ity This however, does not imply want OF conn
dcnce.
The Council. Assembly and citizens 0f sydney have
paaspd resolutions OF cOpdOlanoe with Mrs Garfield
The Queensland Assembly has negatived the Irennlal
Parliament bill by vote OF twenty-five 10 seventeen
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

KILLED on THE RAILROAD TRACK
WATErowS N y Nov ma A,eH, Sa esrs wil,a and
N'' ARTICLES OF Incorporation FL FILED sI.ound
ArpANY Nov 1.-The United States Underground
Cable Company ~ articles Of incorporation nero To-Day
LOWELL Mass Noy 2Brdsst e s Mptray at RSuraes aSs
boarding II o here last night died to-day
SUICIDE OF YOUNG MAN
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov; 2R NJ MoPhersSn @ S yon11n,g on g
msn % EsaG %th pistol No cause given for the deed
DANvILLE TOBACCO ASSOCIATION.
n,NvUIP Va Nov 1.-The report Of the Dan
c ToSadso Association for october submitted shows
ba 7o2 isi pounds OF tobacco we're sold for Sl9iie 90
w. STEAMBOAT SUNK IN SOUTHERN WATERS
ATiANTA. Ga, Nov. 2.-1be Gunby Jordan, a
steamboat running between Co1mpns ana E W
n''' INVITATION TO VISIT AUGUSTA
passed resolution inviting Edward Atkinson and the party
Of manufacturers now at the Atahts EAp"s"h "
VISIT Augusta LAKE wINNEBAGc RISING,
MwAoKEE VS. N0y mat Inc ptlr om Lake io VIM
ne6ago rising constantly causing damage 70
''''"A' sIGwAL STATION ON A VOLCANO.
SAN Francisco Nov AT HSn9lniaN NaesrsIne
station in Ts On one the SntSS volcano
series OF observations win be taken.
TIE sPRAGUE DIVORCE SUIT =.
ppov,prYcE. r. l., Nov. lin the Supreme
Court county p an Savs Say ASSIGNED for
'' '' " INroxIcATED WOMAN DROWNED.
NrweBRrNswICK, N. j., Nov. MARY McAyoy,
the wife Capainyohn MeAyoy OF ths tug = s
pRa IL WeoaD aFS S SfSsf tSs us ' morning se
FOUR MEN INJURED NEAk a., gAts, ~ s,i;nG H. H. of
scasoIdng from building being erected by the Kneker
ontcr Ice Company Batn, today John Brooks Bea
min turner Hugh Kelly AM FREDERICK smith, were In
jured COLLEGE BOYS AT FOOTBALL.
Nrw-HAyEN, Conn, Nov. 2:-ln football match
today between studens oil Yale and the Unvers OF hTh n
@ ~ ,ormer won goals and the latter none me
rhgsn men made eight safety tOuehdowns and tho faie
''" KILLED BY THE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
CiNCINYATi o., Nov PA dispatch IRON
fta rlasfon West Va, says j. w. Cair, prosecuting
y, Psyste County shot and killed John Lewis
1ra issi night Lewis arrest leader Of tns
rspertcn Mines sutkere, and attempted 10 escape.
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SPAIN AND CURA.

MADRID, Nov. 2.-At a meeting OF the Ao-
vanced Democratic members Of the Chamber oil pePu'
ties after long discussion the majority decided 10 sup
port Senior Zorrillas programme and poIcy' athousn
Senior Martos and his friends are forniins ihnoii
party who object TO this course. ,>u,,,aa
The newspapers state that the Chamber OF %
will, II necessary sit twice day so a. 10 b y, '"'
dscssion Of the Budget before the Oath o Decemper
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day senor syela p,.
terly attacked tho Governments foreign ponvy, ths
pecialy regard the settlement with France Ior tn
Saida claims The Marquis Vega de Armgo MnlstS,s "a
Foreign Affairs, contended that the result luiy M
the policy and pointed out that whie ,ne
had obtained ind dennihcation ron FRANCE tho fi0AS