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Thiy Year.'Last Year.
This Year. Last Year
A-- o ---sa $780,
FUrUHES.

THE cotton market in New Orleans shows
an Improvement to-day and better feeling
is evidenced IN the advanced prices and the
increased sales Futures have gone up
from 6 to : points, and while the market
closed barely steady, there is nothing to in
dictate decline. The neavy consolidated
receipts weigh materially upon the mar
kets, ana while prices may remain at pres
ent quotations and even advance a few
points, until there ia an increased demand
on the part of spinners, there is
no reason to suppose that the r in prices
will be Of consequence,
In Liverpool the market MAY be quoted
as steady for some months there is an ad
vance of l-Gi. while for others there is a
corresponding decline.
Chicago Produce and ProvisioDs.-The
grain market continues weak and declining.
April wheat is | cent lower chan yesterday,
bringing only 90f, while May deliveries fell
oil Il and closed at 81 .03s. Corn is lower,
April bringing Az, falling OIL OF cent.
May sold on last call at 52s to
52l, which is to oelow
the last sales ct yesterday. Provisions were
Il little lower, but not enough TO elicit COM
ment April mess pork was nominal AT
$l702l which is cents advance on last
evenings quotations, while May pork went
oil l2l cents and closed at $l795. Lard was
steady and the last sales were at ll.30, the
same figures reported last evening.
In ST. Louis grain is lower, and from pres
ent appearances is reaching bedrock prices
For April wheat, $lO3 was bid, and for May
ii sold on last call at $l05i, II decline of p
cents since last evening. For April corn,
Az was bid. May corn sold at 46l, falling
of since yesterday OF II cents. Oats are
following in the course of other grains and
April brought only 40i, n decline of Il
cents, and May sold for i0s to 400 decline
from last evenings sales of II cents.
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tend building main line from here 10 the
United States, and complete It next wear.
Inc ret profit of the Mexican division last
year was Sai3, lS5. One hundred and sey.
enty miles are opened ON this division. and
80 are in operation at the end In inc
Chihuahua Ill vision 29S miles were in oper.
alton at the end OF the year; 40 miles of
track were laid during the year on the
tAmplco division; Il miles of track com.
pletec, and grading on Il finished, The
route is cleared 100 miles ahead. San Bias
Is CHOSEN rs The Pacific terminus, with
ihep'c as an intermediate station. A san
h'as dispatch says the Mexican Central be.
gan the obstruction of the Pacific division
there with go lahorers The comnanv =
workmen removed the track on the street
road, causing some disturbance. No ono
was seriously injured
John h. Thomas, chief engineer of the
central division Of the Atlantic IL Pacific
railroad, was in st. Louis n lev
qays ago consulting General Manager,
rogers regarding the construction OF
bridge across the Arkansas river at Tulsa
indian Territory, and the establishment of
stock-yards four miles beyond. A tempo.
rary bridge, 500 feet long, will be erected
to be completed by the 10Th OF Nav. but an
IRON bride will be built tor permanent use.
rms bridge Will shorten the Texas cattle
dive about 200 miles, as heretofore the
stock had to be driven up to the Kansas
border before it could reach the railroad,
aud 1t will also give stockmen Of the Indian
territory west Of the Arkansas river shin.
ping facilities never before possessed. The
1t Louis 4 San Francisco expect to bring
at least 500 loads of stock to 81. Lonis
rom Tulsa the coming season, ard by the
com pletion OF the road that point il will be
able to transport freight to the Usage, Paw
nee and sac and Fox Indian agencies and
to OSmulgee and other points in the Creek
nation. 1t IS expected the road will be
extended to Fort Reno, 100 miles west of
Iulsa, this summer. Information direct
from division headquarters of the Atlantic
y Pacific road at Williams, Arizona, is to
the effect that the track is now laid seven
miles east of Kngman, and only thirty.
eight miles east OF the Colorado river where
connection will he made with the Southern
Pacific Track-layiug is progressing at the
rate OF two miles per day, and will reach
the Colorado river by tho LIST of MAY.
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IRA III,oADS.

THE Washington Il Western railroad was
offered for sale on the Nth. A bid OF $780,
eco made by person who refused TO say in
the commissioners. The Cakes Ames IN
terest then offered S3l7Cs), after which the
property WIS withdrawn and the sale post
poned til May ..
A Washington special says there have
beon some reports that the sale OF the Nor
gan Railway and steamship property in
Louisiana and Texas 10 c. I. Huntington
had fallen through. These reports, II seems,
are uGfounded. Mr.. Huntington has the
refusal of the property until the 18th of the
month at the price agreed upon, and there
seems to be no reason TO doubt that he will
accept IT,.
Texarkana News, April L. Judge Bvrne
returned from Louisville yesterday, having
succeeded IN getting the injunction made
perpetual against the Iron Mountain road
restraining IL from enclosing the vacant
ground on the west Of the Marqnand park
conditional upon plaintiffs filing Sl,5Q0
bond with the county clerk.
The present mileage of the Atchison, To.
peka Il Santa Fe railroad system, including
all branches and leased lines, IS about 2,020
miles. OF this mileage about 500 miles.
consisting cfthe Kansas City Lawrence &
Southern Kansas railroad, 31S miles, the
Sonora Railroad COMPANY, no miles, and
several brBhches aggregatinI no miles, are
operated separately.
CRY OF MgxIco, April.5.-Thc annual
report Of the Mexican Contra road to the
government, states that the company III.
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Hunts 9lcntcdu.


Mrs. GEO. DAwLEy Of &c Knight Street, Proyi-
dence, Il. l., relates to our reporter her expert
euce with the wonderful curative properties Of
what is destined soon to he the standard and
leading specific Of the whole wide world, for
Kidney aud Liver diseases. etc. Mrs, D. says: -
"Early last spring was severely afflicted with
torpdty Of the kidneys and enlargement Of tho
liver, and the Kidney disease came upon me so fast
and suddenly that before was scarcely aware Of
the cause OF my trouble became badly bloated,
and my body and limbs very much swollen, so
that Il was with great difficulty and severe pain
that was able to walk any. | became dread
fully troubled by being shorthreathed so that
even slight cNorton or n little exercise would
tire Inc almost TO exhaustion, aud was so dis.
trosscd when / retired nights that could not
sleep, md was very restless. one of my limbs
especially had very severe nervous pain, which
always seemed 20 be more severe at night than
at any other time, and would frequently ache so
sharply as to arouse me from sleep. was very
nervous and uncomfortable all the time, and was
being doctorcd and taking AL kinds of medicine
for this complaint and that and the other, but all
TO no good purpose, until at about the time when
| was tired out and somewhat disguised and a.
most discouraged with medicines and doctors, u
relative and highly-estecmed friend persuaded
me TO try Hunts Remedy, began TO take It q
few days ago, and am happily disappointed by
the result, for before had used bottle OF II
began to feel relieved, and soon commenced TO
sleep splcndidly; the severe nervous pains in my
limb which had TO handle so tendcrly do not
appear any more, my headache and backache
have disappeared, feel well every way, and rest
we'll ut night. The swelling has disappeared
from my body and limbs. am now able to domy
homework comfortably and easily. Hunts
Remedy has certainly done wonders for me.
Mrs. GEO. DAwLEY."
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the north, II will not do for the northern
manufacturers 10 console themselves with
tho belief that the southern mills
cannot produce the finer qualities
of goods, This quality is not pro.
duced now because there Is 70 demand for
it, but when the demand is made it will
surely be supplied, and supplied cheaper
than any northern mill can furnish il.
I1NERpnnI
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CURE YOURSELF

DR., Hohannnn Vegetable curative In war
ranted To permanently cure all forms of sperrna
toIrhea or Seminal Weakness, General Debility.
lmp0tency, etc, and restores Lost Power and
brings back the Youthful Vigor' of those " bo
have destroyed II by toXuAl excuses or evil
practices In from two TO seven weeks time Thie
remedy, which has been used by DR.. Bohannnn
In his private practice for over thirty years was
never known 10 fail In curing even The WOR II
CASES. II gives vitality and imparts energy
with wonderful effect TO those middle. aged men
who feel weakness beyond their years It's In
vigoraiing properties are felt at once Yoppx
men suffering from the conseqnc noes OF that
drcadlully destructive nabit Of Self Abuee an
use this medicine with the assurances of a speedy
and PERMANENT cure. The patient gains
strength ana elasticity Of spirits ut once, AZ Il
acts directly on the parts affected as soo,hinp
and healing tonic and anodyno 10 the relaxoI
seminal vesicles ana irri'ated ducts impartinv
power and tone aud restoring them 10 their NAT
ural state the same IN II the paneful habit lad
never been INDUCED In. The ingrs dents are
simple productions u nature--bsrks, roots.
herbs etc. and are specific for the above dis
cases
sSPfics Five Dollars, sent with full direc-
tons To any address. For sale only at Dr. q A.
Bohannan's office. No. G2l North Fifth steet-
between Washington avenue and Green street
ST. Louis Mo. Established 1857.
srDr his TREATS, on Special D'sestesH
which gives clear dclncaton Of the nntpre
| symptoms means of cure, ETC., OF SYPHILIS
| SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc., sent FREE 10
any address upon receipt OF one stamp
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Illustrated Marriage Guide. 2t0 pAges elegs.
aud sil1 binding, So cents: same in paper Gov
Is cents. Manhood. 10 cents; womanhood.
ceutS pamphlet . cents, securely sealed. b
mail send money or postage stamps. N.
WHlrrlER, the great specialist 6i7 St Uharles
street, St Louis Mo
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Safe mud RClinl,'c.

Wv. BRowN, NJ. d, of Providence, Il. 1.,says,
al have used Hunts Remedy in my practice for
thcrast sixteen years, and cheerfully recommend
II ms being n safe and reliable remedy
Hunts Remedy is purely vegetable COM
pound, scientifically prepared bya frst-elass reg
istered Pharmacist, aud will surely cure all dis
eases Of the Kidneys Bladder, Liver aud Trim
airy organs. Con.
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SIMMONS
Pile Ointnnentl

Cured me in ole spplieston-Bllnd Piles
HENRY Z BILIOUS.
Rector 81 fauls ST. Adams, Vt
acted liSe a eharm-P.otrudine Piles.
&c WHITNEY, L.. D., Lille Falls. NY.
Never had 10 use Il hut onoe-Ttchinr PileS
l.. q BROWNING, Master Mecaanit
Wilmington Car MOikS.
cave relief a, once aad stopped all desire 10
s0is'eh' r. q. BOWRlG,
Insurance Agent, New York.
Allsyed all pain aud itching IN one trial
T. y. QUERoSAlLLE, Rector Trinity Chapel
sonora, Y. NJ.
ASK vonr DRUGGIST for H. pc Ter OK.
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IA a.
Saa, IN "likesOn, in q late letter to the
eN loik Sun, says II is NOT reneralIv
Lc,mI IN lhe north that the cotton manu-
O'urihg industry in the south bns reached
Se,iuon 20 ~ cannot only defy the COM
kest w;,t - now entering the markets of the
New 81 every prospect OF driving the
3sllev Tmlahu mills out Of the Mississippi
h. ssc,;d ne economy Of operating mills in
een f,,I,,n where he staple is grown has
Fntns erected every day. ''''''' "''
NV OF the system nj African sloro.,,
bw wona says, arose practice of having
buldI Nc, III the south. Free whites
bpdi,;on compete with blacl; slaves. This
Ibor wgi,o OF affairs produced race of
llion LIN. 10 the south. In their CONNIE.
Eopomm I'm Slave labor they learned TO live
Ia son,Saly, an the consequence is that
Sucb ies nerh nails can get operatives M n
|iactr,osss uos. IMAM the New England man.
nm tho The whites could moi competo
bu Mill uY negroes IN field labor, and the col.
Iovsa ns, IN which no negroes are EN-.
Ime fo,r w ,t established ct an opportune
ks as man who would have pronhesiea
he slSvssss aSo That the emancipation of
Scpr,ne.s would suppress the cotton mann.
h,e bseS,i uuustfy oil New ENGLAND would
fophv,,cvyu REGARDED us lunatic, bit such n
kdus,rr nov ls safe. The southern cotton
ktiyess Vased on the low wages of ono.
)oyed !, ~ MISS. 1850 1920 operatives were en-.
kil % as sVulhern cotton mills They wer.
Min, V,il.oi', or an average of si6o each.
bera,ivoeau e same year the Massachusetts
aine sSs, We're paid $3.50, and those of
SSeiyoSS -Sl each. Tho northern onerst tn c'
lam tSe'anh average sum OF SIS a vesr more
|he,s la Il employed In the southern mile
|Bntt Il n u uo , IN these figures.
hsiness u not IN the cotton mnnuraotu,,n,
,be salon, alone tina, tue north viii be- nilecis5
brosJs iuaniSipatlon OF the negroes The
|n be csn "a the south ere cheapiv built md
|em svnasaply operated. No snow oSsir" @
bnpy 'ney can carry freight ior less
b mn, nun northern roads, aud The north.
fa, ns az must soon feel the iiilsrence
Anufsc,vo, transportation. Already Inc
les t 10 ,bo ,. are elamormg Tor cheaper
Sw Enollsonws west; The ouly hope of he
brics Vssild mills Is In snpTIyin,, su net '
be,,ssli Is being Introduced into tho v'a wssi
'''cie than any that comes from
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DALLAS ExOHANGE AND slLvEE
COTTON.

LUZ receipts OF cotton in this city to-day
CMe iii bales, OF which u came by rail, as
pnoWs; ] bales for j. G. Cullen from Mes
IalIei . Tor /. S, Kimbrough from the same
ES 10Y Henry Loeb from Ryles; and 81
"A 40, ., ~. Lawrence, from Mesquite. The
va r~ehIs were 100 bales by White & Co.
n" .ne Texas II Pacific road. There
k sIs 70 DC better feeling in the cotton
Inn ~He aS ol thls country, and IN New York
E pv's advanced a sixteenth, and in New Or
Ps a,s iiney are quoted sixteenth above
~ e,,'g;suay' $ prices. In Galveston the mar
n steady, and in st. Louis firm, In
F''' V'sy the markets. quiet aud unchanged
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FScesscGports


LNVe>s exports ....,,.Soc,jl 1l33 SCI, CAS-, III
Inc above movement is exclusive of
ptc'e' The net specie exports in February
ssnonn'ed to 1892, SO, against 1854 ,05l in
FEBRUARY lSS2 aud the net exports in the
,islt months under review amounted +,
lSlo,6jS, against an import of SIS 2l7 90
\ ~ rhe corresponding period of lSSl-S2,
lhe volume OF trade, exclusive of specie,
Inl the eight months amounted to $l,O9l,-
" NJ, against Sl,0ij, l6S, $40 in the CORES
POndlng period OF lSSl-S2.
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Y uniaihng and imam
" IN curing i,rlltntlr
ftir. praFma, Gnsui
sions, 81 Wins lai,e,s.
AlsViiriisin. OPIUM TAI :
nr, Nplina,Offliun.
tcininnl Wvnknu.-, ine
potency. Sylhll =. N,T,E
!llannd I'll Nervous ~,
'rNi Diseases 'rOfN,s,
IAN, Lawyers, i.Iipl.
my Men, horchhr IL.
hanhcis, i.a,il.- and AZ },
whose -sicntary VS.
ininnent caur,s Ntfv
Y'r prUtfutiOn. ifrtru~
inr.tios " The tlolss.
stomach. bowels a.,
kluiicyS, o. whu ro-|
yuitv u nerve tVnlr, Al.
Eu.rr or r'imOlune
sAAARlTAN Nl,i,yIx,
" invaluable Thoos
nnd. proclaim Il III.
nnrt wonderful lnric
u.ant thntsscl rn,tan,
~ tho sinking sys,sas
Vista
NJ MEpIYAL g0s
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February.

The bureau of statistics reports as follows
Phe ootings OF imports and exports in COM
baratye periods;
'Februarv
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Medical.

srpR EUGENE DsvAux, OF FRANCE.
mas made us his SCENTS for the state OF TeSasf
sell his never-failing remedy, Natures CsaHS.
bal Restorative or NitslixerN AL areciet wt,r-
nervous debility, loss OF manhood Snc AL kin.
dred diseases should At orce procure nj kcirculsr
Nom which 10 learn the cause Of the 1iseakts
Shove mentioned; thea at once 70 PRO, ere froEn
US OF through us by your dTuggistort yexprsss
the never, falling umecy
CRoMDus, BALDWIN & wiLlIAMS
wholesale Druggists, Dallas. Texas.
by retail AT Howell Il Bro and zack TolMyeN
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LYDIA &. PINK HAMS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


- N lu>4lN' NuIc
FOr all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
~ eunm0n TO our best feninlc population.
Medicine for Woman. lnyentedb Woman.
Prepared by Woman.
Tho Greatest Medical discover, Since lie Dawa OF rs,ory
to-. rcyyes the dropping spirits inygorntcs and
hornonizcs the organic functions gives elasticity and
lrnncsa TO tho step, restores the natural uare tho
cyr, and plants on tho pale cheek OF woman the fresh
roses of lifcs spring and early summer time
{ 9rphysicans Use II ard Prescribe |. Freely 20
lremoyes aintnoss fAtulcncy, destroys all craving
FOR stlmuant, and relieves weakness of the stomach
That feeling OF bearing down. causing pain, weigh B
md backachc IL always permanently cured by IT, uso
Fer the cure OF kidney Complaints of either sos
sais Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA +. PIHEHkMs BLOOD PURIFIER
WI eradicate every NCticc OF humurS from the
Blood, md give tone and strength 20 the syrtrm. OF
Imam woman Or child, Insist on having It,
Roth the Compound and Blood Purifier arc prepared
at923 and rs Western Avenue, Lynn, Mas Price Of
either 81 Six bottles for o. Sent by mail IN the form
ofpls, or ofloEonsts, receipt q price 81 peg box
forethcr Mrs Pnkham freely answers all letters OF
inquiry Enclose Set. stamp. send rorpampll.t.
No '1miy should 10 without LYDIA T. PlNKTIAM's
LIVER Pulls. They euro constipation, lliousBcss,
and tUrpidity VI the liver. - cent, per box,
Rysoid by ali Drugsists.-aa %
EtEE2a@44G. {a ~
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Sold bu All, Druggists.
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q never.iaillng euro,
for Nervous Debility.
exhausted vitality, scrnl
nal Weakness, Spet.
matorrhea, LO ST
MANHOOD ifnpolen.
Icy, Paralys, and All
tho terrible effects o.
Sell Abuse. yonihiab
10 lies NJ d excuses In
,maturer years--such ~
,l.os. Of Nor DRY, Las.
'situde, Nocturnal Ennis.
Sion, Aversion 10 eocie.
ty, Dimness OF Vision,
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Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing pDoh.
served In the urine. and many other disease,
that iend to insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTA,
will agree TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars 10.
= case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatmeno wiz
not cure. or for anything impure or injufippi
found in H. THE ENGLISH MEDICAI. IN.
srITUrE treats all Private Diseases snccepsir,ly
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thos
ough examination and advice, Including anal,
sis OF urine O. 90. Price Of vial stGsstiyk, =.
$50 bottle, or four timcsth. quantity, ei0 %
sent 70 any address on receipt or price, or T. o. D.,
mo O. o, D, sent without 81 enclosed NJ y gnsr.
anieel, secure from observation, and In pfiyatt
nane II desired, by ENGLISH MEDICAN
INSTITUTE, us Olive street. 81 Louir, Miseours
Wholesale Agents, W, II. HOWELL d BAey
Dallas, Texas,
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1852 1855,
imports. $50 7j6 $50, 92G 307
FAP3HS'...,. ,......,,....., $40 lSS 90 5000
kSce's export" ,iii432 sJ,lG3, co.
july to Feb. IS.
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EJyANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

chicago Times says the United
THE t.-n.,snrer's statement OF liabilities
isles ~. nVa' an the ID of April is received.
pa s larson of this statement with the
nlip~csjing one shows that the balance,
)tiI rS million ,urd, increased during
elaaniib rom SIPS ,9A, 412 to Sis, i6I lSl.
= ~ .a;n was about four and hall mil
nc hEollowing is comparative state
oos a rold and gold certificates in the
sM a, W ssnd certificates issued on the
sf,taf,
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pollo,. owned ....S 81, 2Sl 02i 8 32,722,3li
The comparison shows that the treasury
latgd nearly half a million, or between
rS,Nnrth and one-third of the months
Eip,ge. to its stock OF silver dollars during
Ibr-6. This gain, unlike the gain OF gold,
mi not strengthen the position of the
[essnry in the least, but rather weakened
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Opening Closing Closing
To-Day. To-day. Saturday
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An hnsllshNc Veterinary surgen and Chemist
now uaNo!ing IN tins country, saws that most
al the lluyse and Cattle rowGcFs sold here
are worthless Trash, lie saws that SherdAns
Condition Powders an absolutely pure and
Immensely valuable. y Nhins on earth will NJ
nj " pint hod. sold ., NyMAsro, OF sent b.
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ownod ...7lII IIDIbI kNI, 3US,Z wi
rns SHOWS that the treasury gained
, ln,' "a zoo coo in gold during the month.
| stoid amount OF gold owned is now
Inn, 10! per cent. OF the United States
INs, ,enorted in the debt statement as
IOt.sndIng, A month ago, the ratio was
H. than 50 per cent.
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To'pAY's QUOTATIONS.
National Republican., 1883-12-19
NoMINATIONs

The President sent the following nominations to
tho senate yesterday: Henry r. Gibson, of Ten
nessee, to be pension agent at Knoxville, Tenn.
Arthur ]. Shaw, of New York, to be receiver of
public moneys at Lewiston, Idaho; Norman II.
Medium 10 be surveyor general Of Colorado;
Richard Harvey to be register of the land Office at
Central City, COL; Charles T. Mccoy to'be register
of the land office at Aberdeen, Oak; George b.
Clark of Georgia. TO be consul of the United States
at san Luis Potosi; Edward f. White 10 be consul
OF the United States at Puerto Cabelo
rTon To be B Gns e. wssn
Va. John w. Beemer at Berryvlle, Va; James
W. Long, at Norfolk, Va, and u large number OF
To be United States marshals--Nptbaniel P.
Banks, for the district of assachusetts; Thomas
b. Keogh, for the western district Of North Caro-.
lima; Joseph H. McGee, for the western district of
Missouri; Paul Strobach, for tho middle dstrictof
Alabama; David Is. RUSSELL for the eastern dis
trict OF Arkansasi VIM; W. Henry, for the district
district of Florida.
10 be United States attorneys Emery speer, for
the northern district of Georgia james Il. Hal
lowell, for the district of Kansas.
To be United States district judges-Georgo r.
Sage, for the southern district OF Ohio William
A. Woods for the district OF Indiana.
A. w. Sheldon, of Maryland to be associate JUS
tce OF supreme court of Arizona; William ]. Gal
BREATH OF Montana to be associate justice OF su-
preme court of Montana.
great number OF navy and army promotions
and appointments, among which were Commo'
dores Robert w. Shufeldt, Alexander O. Rhind.
and Thomas Pattison 10 be rear admirals; Capts.
Thomas s. Flllebrown and John II. Russell to be
commodores,
Commanders Byron Wilson and Frederick v.
McNair TO be captains.
Assistant Psymasier George n. Allen to be passed
assistant paymaster
stevlnson ]. Brown, OF New York, 10 be pro-
fesSor of mathematics In the navy.
Among the graduates OF the naval academy to
be assistant engineers In the navy to fill vacancies
was Henry c. Haines, of the District OF Columbia.
Among those to be assistant surgeons In the
army, with the rank of first lleulenants, were
John l.. Phillips. of the District of Columbia; VIM
@. Gorden, Of the District of Columbia; Guy L.
Edie, OF Virginia: Walter Il. w. Fisher of Vir-
ginis, aud Reuben l.. Robertson. of Virginia.