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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-08

GARDENER and FLORIST.-By one who has
had eighteen years practical experience In greenhouses
and grspercs the cultivation OF fruits and VEGETABLES and
anarythiur aDpertainng "A gontemans place; uneXcep
,,ou rserences for character and ABILITY Address GAR
care Person florist 90 Storm Jersey City
IIeiQh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, March .

WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, MATCH 80 1000
CONFINED AT HOME BY SICKNRss.-A d. Hazen, Ihiru
ASSISTANT General. and Dr. Charles r. Mac
Donald Chief OF Money Order DlVIsioh arc oon"0
to their homes by sickness
Authorized TO DO A BANKING BUsINEss-The Con-
trouer Of the Currency has authorized the Colin
Conntv National bank of Mckinney Tex to begin Dusi
ness with capitrl OF $10'OOo
A COLLECTOR REFUSES TO REsIGS-Aotins upon the
advice OF his friends Collector Haynes, OF BROWNSVILLE
lex has informed the Acting secretary OF the AIoao'
that he must decline 10 resign as requesteu
RESERVATIONS OF PATENT ExAMISERs-Two Second
Assistant Patent Examiners f. n. Bentley and waiter
H. Knight, rendered their resgna3ns t9enease "
business as electrical engineers In NeW-IorK Cy'
THE JEAYNErTE COURT or NQURY.-The Jeanette
Court OF Inquiry will re0ouvtne at the Navy Depart
neut on March 80. Commodore Temple a. PIesu'n ~
Captain McNair, aud Lieutenant wan 'uuso "u
yOcate, will compose the Court.
ELECTRIC LIGnr ron HELL GATE.-It Is stated at the
Office of the Lighthouse Board that the new electric igh
tower at HaetFs Point, Hell Gate VIII De f9luy iol u
ABOUT August l. The necessary gfouhu ms Oo'i '
and the construction OF the tower begun
GENERAL BARNEs IMrEovNG-EE-surgeon-Gc General
Bsrnes who has been III for long time IA yet quite
sick Shown signs Of improvement Witnin ahe
pat few days. men1aT o. hls nanny saai 49, o"'
that better than ne had oeen Tor se'eIal uyS
Drr,urD TO AssIsr COUNSEL Captain George W.
Moore. commanding the revenue steamer Forward. now
nj Mobile has been detailed 10 special duty as nenDsr
Of the board appointed 70 assist Government
eases before the Court OF COinnsalohers Oh AlAOHH
Claims.
or INTEREST TO TOBACCO DENEEs-Commissioher
Raum holds tina duly qualified dealer In tobacco VINO
full, complies with AL the 10 ms of Jaw, "a nhhhk sai
fr an nal factory pdcAagc cannot De Legally htlh
rsD,geihe for the acts OF any person who may MAKE
purchaser from hin.
PATENr APPEAL DfsvssEp-The appear OF Liner
A. Sperry Of Cortland, " Y, from the decision OF the
Commissioner OF Patents allowing Nii1m NJ lhVh3 10
amend his preliminary abatement for letters patent TOT
electric lamp, which argued before tnc SeoIe1iJ
OF III interior yesterday, has been dismissed
TREASURY BIDS OPESED.-Bids were opened at the
Tr,asury Department for hardware for the public build
ing at PaducaD, KY I. r. COrbim; OF Ne"-bt.ain !
Bdr were also opened for marJe mantels for tne new
Government building az Phlloelphia NJ ScAiniu' VI
Chicago was the lowest bidder, AZ S9.s59.
Cu,Says IN THE LIFE SAVING sERvIcE.-Lcutenant
C. H. Mcclellan, Assistant Inspector OF Iie--aVins
stations OF the IYth District On the coast 81 New
mas been Aod the representative or tho icSaY-
ug Service az the Internatpnai FiHh EKmbtoh a. Ion
don John Marshall mas been promoted 10 De keeer OF
Ld,eSavng station No - iNth District on tue coast
of New.Jersey, vice Thomas Bond, resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON. March 27.-The extension OF
leave u absence account Of sickness granted MAJOR
Thomas j. Haiues, Commssary OF Subsistence. Sepein-
Der "a 1882 has been still further extended s1 months
on account OF by direction OF the Secretary
OF War the following named officers OF the Medical De
partment will report In to the president OF the
Medical Examining Board In New York City for eIamna-
ton for promotion, and on completion OF their re-
spectye exa nina will return 70 their proper sta
tlons: Captain Edward b. Moseey, Assistant Surgeon
Captain John o. skinner, Assistant Surgeon Captain
Marcus t. Taylor. Assistant Surgeon. Captain +. r..
Taylor lst Artillery. on leave OF absence IN THIS
civ has been ordered to report by letter TO tho superin-
tendcnt Gcuera Recruiting Service, New1Ork CITY, 10
conduct detachment recruits for the 2lst Infantry
~ he Preside Of 5an Francisco ald on the completion
of this duty u JOIN his battery.
The death Of Major franklin HarwoOd, Corps or
Fnciueera which occurred In Boston on sunday
night viii cause the following promotion, Ia the En-
einrcr Corps: Captain Lewis G. Oycrmdn TO bo Major;
First euienant Carl T. Palircy 10 be Captain anu sec
oud Lieut. James G. Warren 10 BE- First Lieutenant
Inc United states steamer Spcedwel left hoit0ik
Navy Yard to-day for Washington with Commodore
H. If.Ifs htur RI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
MR.. GOULDS TRIP TO FLORIDA.

JAY Gould, with his family returned from Florida
yesterday morning. HIS Oldest son. George D.
Gould, and his confidential broker, Washington T..
Connor. stopped on tho way home at Hayre de
Grace. to shoot on Chesapeake Bay. Mr.. Goulds
health has been greatly improved by his tTip; ne
has recovered entirely from the illness with when
he was affected before his departure. MI Gould
sa,d that he had enjoyed his visit TO Florida greatly
and that he was surprised at the Improvement
which the State had made since his previous visit
about two years ago.
"Wall Street is the only blue spot In the whole
country" MIR. Gould remarked. g do not care TO
venture prophecy, but believe the country is In
a much better condition than it was year ago.
Money appears to have been very tight since have
been away. but that condition cannot last very
long Europe has been buying our securities very
steadily think and certainly the balance OF trade
is LARGELY in favor see evidences OF prosperity
everywhere CO."
Regarding the decision of Judge Freedman. given
in the suit TO prevent the leasing OF the Mutual
Union 60 the Western Union Telegraph Company,
MIR. Gould had little to saw He is expecting to go
West in about two weeks, but his plans about the
trip have not been COMPLETED. lie mas invited nus
sell Sage to accompany him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
THE PRESCRIPTION Of MAGARA FILLS

The Niagara Falls Association, of which
Howard Potter rs president and Daniel huntington
George william Curtis and Cornelius Vanderbilt vice
prsdents has issued address 10 the people OF the
state defining the character OF the movement to pre-
serve the property the Falls tothe public rs
uernetual free reservation. The movement the address
debates contempatcs wrong 70 private ownership
no loss of water power. no costly system OF land
scape gardening. and no JOB involving patron
age" It IA simply 60 maintain In
s own character and secure against practical deAtruc-
ton the most sublime natural spectacle upon the con
tinent"
The addr 50 audes to the present Disagreement, by
unsgltly objects. which constantly increasing In
number OF the view and 20 the fact that sight OF the
Falls cannot now be obtained from the Amorcln side
without payment The committee issuing the circular
argues that the public boneh from the proposed rescr
v..ion will canal that OF public libraries, parks and
musenn,s aud asserts the plan for s acquisition Is
reasonable beyond dispute. Tho present bill
before the Legislature IA for preliminary inquiry anu
great outlay OF money is not ncassary II Is not IN
tended nor desired, the committee says. to make an
elaborate and decorative park and It's subsequent main
tenanoe would be- inconsderaDe; the care OF the
ground I'm behalf OF state should be independent Of
poIitical and partisan influence To that the people
of the ate cannot prevent the care OF great public
property from becoming job is to say that popular
government HIS fail ed
No sound cement, the committee says has been
offered against restoration to tho state 81 this sub
lime natural spectacle, with which IL should never have
pared Admitting that the proposed rescue ~ Niagara
/. due IA sentiment" the committee ALL tha' "the
discoyery of America the Of the Revolution, and
the war for the Union were also due to sentiment
The love OF the beautiful and sublime IN nature Il
senmon like pa rotisn religion and shat which cr at +
the home the family" and history atess the praccA
nee ana value OF IA puddle regard Tor natural beauty and
grandeur In support OF ths view, the cOmml too
rge- that n within the limits Of Newly rk stood the
noblest temple ever bull with hands, me artistic giory
of the state shrine aud bourne Or pilgrimage IRON
the whole world how proudly and gladly would this
innertai commonwealth guard ana maintain 10 from
wear 10 wear IA freshness But greater and
Submer object than any human temple H. nlrusted To
ia inteRent care and New York would Justly lose all
title 10 liz lofty name Of Imperial by sheer indifference
and neglect should suffer tho beauty and Tie grandeur
Of a wonder OF the world 10 be destroyed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
FEARS CONCERNING THE [
AMERICAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY

BosroN, March 27.-The annual meeting Oh
,ho stocbolders OF tine American Bell Telephone com
pany was held here this morning Inc ioho"ine
were elected M, c,,orlas
Dir,ctors-Francs Blake Charles p. Bowditch' ChaeS
8 Rradlev George S. Bradley, Charming Clapp' AleAan
der Coehrane. william II. Forbes Charles EuSus muD
bard Gardiner G. Hubbard, Robert b. Niin'ui"' "'''
O. saltonstall and Thomas Sanders.
Recommendation r. Driver.
Orerk-Chares f. Hubbard -
The report of the treasurer to March 70 shower Tue
total earnings for the past year 70 De
for the mast year, s6o39s7. for the year previous
S4sg sG2 Twentyseyen thousand two nunoreu o auu
Zen s1bscrbers have been added during the PAST yea
and 202O2s4 miles Of wire have been added me u'l
derorounI wires I'm Boston have been Iounu 10
only for short distances and IL Will pe neces
sary 10 devise further Improvement before ey o ,p
made available TO any extent 1t wa. voted tnat Tue
capital stock OF the company be lncreasru iIo ni
~ 400 600 10 SO 100000 and that new shares pe
gcd on Tho baais OF one share TO each holder Oh
The old ones owing TO the increasing number o. snao
headers the directors authorized TO nod ther III
nual meetings at such places as they may Designate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
4 TAX WITH MR.. BREWSTER.

Attorney General Brewster came to the CITY
on Saturday night thu purpose OF accompanying MS
wife 10 the Vanderbilt ball He was greatly
shocked on Monday learn OF the death OF Postmaster
General Howe whom he regarded "a near frlend' rs
well as an associate I'm the Cabinet MI ana MIS- prev"
ster did not attend the Vanderbilt ball on account OF MI
uowes death though they remained I'm the city,
In conversation with n TRIBUNE reporter at the Bre-
voort Uouse Yesterday Mr. Brewster alluded 10 the re-
peaed charges made in certain newspapers OF his nav
ing e1pended large and unnecessary sums OF money IN
the employment OF special counsel for the Department
OF Justice In inquiries on the subject he SAID
"A representative OF Of the papers, which chiey re-
sponsbe for this systematic lying about my department.
was elected from my Office for good reasons and that
the wav he has his revenge do not anything about
H. as such things always Themselves but "a you ask
me for the facts in regard to the matter am Wiling 10
staie them. Teke the star Route cases, for
instapce. The counsel employed are necessary
10 conduct the case Of the Government did not EN-
ploy tnem. however. or fix their compensation. That
wns done before came Into office. Then am criticised
FOR the payment OF 900 each Mr Porter and Mr.
Dayidge I'm the Guitcau case. Tho President
fixed the compensation Of those gentlemen. and
they were employed before came INTO
office Az TO the employment o. Congr'ssma
Richard Crowley, that was done by VT Towns No. Ine
United states District Attorney OF the nor herh
OF NewYOrk. cannot, personally kho" nc ueus o.
the District Attorneys nave 70 rely on lh't pIt''h
tatons and Judgment matters. The employment
special counsel IN the various district. ~ roy III ~"
usua thing II especially necessary In the pros
ccuon fraudulent election cases IN the Souti "bcre
the sentiment Of the community so Jar a. VIC i0
concerned mas been srrayed against the Goyernmeht
81 have been attacked Tor employing MI wise h n
IN NirgiD1. II was dohr hl ino - W
the District Judge the United Stars D-trlct-At1Inrg
and senator Mabone Mr.. Wise had previous knowledge
~ the caac and ~ course MA services are NaWpie
though have limited the expense 10 u comparatively
ne ia regard 10 thea, r1nttrr- hn- been prompted by
Inalice there is just foundation ioF any hueh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
THE Troubles OF THE MILK DEALERS

"The public has been misiniormed in regard
IN the urolta Of the mix business" sad city dealer to
n TRrBuNE reporter yesterday. People have an idea
that the retailers pay 3a cents quart for their milk
and sell IL for and 10 cents thus making clear prOH
Of from 3 10 cents This IL no: Take my own
business for instance This morning received twenty
cans or 500 quarts OF milk For this, including freight
nay 10 cents or $50 for the whole amount. employ
three men, Who with my teams 81 day, not
Guiding the value Of my own services sell my milk at
prces ranging from to cents quart. Taking cents
s An average price, my mornings receipts amounted to
s4s subiracng from this the cost and expense OF de-
livery and there is left the OF So the profits for
the day. Besides tho expenses mentioned moment
ago there IL the and of harness and wagons
Last year ran behind my expenses and 1t begins to
look rs though shall be about badly OF this year"
IL have known dealers sell milk during the summer
at IN advance OF only 10 cents can said Mr. Clark, OF
the firm OF Woodruff & Co., In North Marketst 1.-TWO
cents profit quart OF milk Is considered very good
figure by dealers Their profits have been generally ex
aggeratod. People grow about the milk at all
Because 1t Ia lghtcoored in the winter, 1t
ia not necessarily watered MIX at this sea-
Is not as white and heaVy as III
end will DO great benefit to the eonsners. for the
farmers win DO anxious to furnish good article
Stuart Young OF Florida, producer and dealer who
was seen at the Magnolia Hotel by the reporter, SAID
This milk has cost me at least 5000 ana an not
the only who has lost that amount IL has injured
my business very badly and II Will be long time before
I can get back what have lost"
The milk market Is now very well supplied. More
milk was shipped yesterday to this city than could pc
sold and lao consequently returned To the
producers unopened. Tho dealers IN this city arc rm
In their determination to punish tho farmers Tor the late
troubles. The contracts which expire on April viii
renewed with many OF the farmers along tho Erie
Railroad but will BIO made with producers In other part
will hold la monthly meeting st No. 3l6 Greenwio-st
to-day, to tx tho prices for the coming month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
MUSIC FOR THE BRIGHTON HOTEL.

Louis Balienberg, business manager Of the GIN
cinnati Orchestra signed contract yesterday with
the directors of the Brooklyn, FlatSush
and Coney Island Railroad Company
TO supply music at the Hotel B1shton
q frst-class military band Of f,riy under the
direction Of Mlcha5l Brand. NJ. Brand Ta' ior-
and of the OnslOw Quartet Club Ot Tbs
city. For the past SIX OF eight year:
ne has been at the head of the CINCINNATI
0rchesfra AID has directed its symphony
concerts i'm winter as well rs the summer poDniag
CONCERTS aud the concerts IN the pubic PARK, LOT
which the Hon W. s. Groesbeck established iuhd.
on Nav 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
cn1rRr CALENnARs-MARCH %.

sUrRENg CouRr-cnAMBges- Before Lawrenee J|S nos
10 30 4G A. 80 l54 100 lb7 ISL 80 2iB, 2B 2Il 40,
2n3 pos 800. 3Oi. 3n5. 400. 307 3Os Na 81 Sl2
SUPREME OOURr-SPEClAL TERA-BefOre Larremore, j.
Case NO day c1endar
sUPRENR CoUar-C IacUlr-PAm I-Betore DonohEe j.
NOs Tvs l0l, 20S11J1H 26SS. 129 1891 900 1851 900
28IO 2505, PIP, 2l39 1858 25 6sI 6Ss $50 59o aIo0
s9 1916, 1904 22t5. 269I IA 1853 21O5, 2I12 2IS
7.4 2GlG 2774 sO27s 1852. 27sS
2TSl. 27SJ 1855, 2iSi $500 - -.
l4lB 1910 800 llS2. 2gU 2lo3 23O9 llo1, 29lS 40
242l, 33 1854 y 2022 24ll, 49, l2Oo go " 4ooS 2a-9
1898. ,,- . ,.--.-, 80,
OF Php stem 10 Contested VIII OF James stokes al
II a.
II. - 49,. -,
COMMON PLgAs-sPECflL rgRM-Before Beach. J.-No
day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERA-PARr before g. p Daly'
C. J-Nos 2ll. 1868 1882 81, 2llO, POLL l7S, 2b2i D.
PiAT II-Refore Van Brunt J.-Nos 1899. 1897 2S99
2g3 2g4a 1850 295l 2953 1884 800 1885, 2I1f. 205S
29JO 800 1904 1868, 2OOO 2VOI 20Oo 29oV 29fO w
2D79 NIB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
STUDYING TYPHOID FEVER.

The attention of the Board of Health was
called in Ootob T. 1892 to gradual Increase il the
number OF cases Of TYPHOID fever in the city In 1880
sos cases were repor e6 and 065 III 1881. Although
there had been a decrease 10 the prevalence OF the
disease in the first half OF 1892 sudden increase Oc-
Cured late In the 90 cases being reported IN
August M in September and 147 In October Sanitary
Superintendent Day instructed to investigate every
case of this fever during hepresent the view OF
determ ming the of disease. In January thirty
nine cases typhoid investigated, and twenty-five
cases in February chiefly by Assistant Sanitary Inspee-
tor McChesney who is detailed specially TO the work.
DR. Day Yesterday called the attention OF the Health
Commits Oners TO interesting group or cases In TIE
Washington Heights neighDOrhooi. Fifteen persons
have been attacked with the fever within month in the
district west OF St. NchOlasave. ana between One-hn'
Jred-snJ.ift and One-hundred cts,
which Is regarded q very healthy one Following Is a
recaTis tne general drainage of the neghborhoOd.
while there certainly much 70 be desired nothing mas
Anything found in the plumbing, and hence IN The
drainage. Of these houses 10 excite suspicion although
modern times The water used is Croon water All OF
these cases have used milk from the same herd; Inc
stable of this herd been inspected and found IN fair
condition IL supplied with CrOtOn water Ihere u no
well the premises The herd has been examined Dy
dition OF the animals having small herpetc crlp
Condition OF health. The uso OF this cows milk has
however been forbidden, and Is under observation, being
%caSesev and J. E. Comfort nave been associated in
these inspections. The subject is still under iuves-
tigatiOn." ~,
The COWS mentioned IN the report are owned by Mr..
OIlrien, a milk dealer whose stable Is in west one
hundred seyenth-st 1t was said yesterday
that the examination OF the Sanitary authorities hAd
caused q temporary injury to his business Assistant
SANITARY Superintendent James who is regarded In tne
Health Department as an authority on contagious AIS
eases said yesterday that typhoid fever was commun'
edusuay by impure drinking water or MIX which nau
been contaminated. Ii was not certain, ne thought la
germs of the disease could be introduced into COW
milk because the drank impure water, but MIX
cans were washed with contaminated water or II snci
water as added the milk TO dilute It, then the DNl
might communicate the fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March 27.--ln the Court of Appeals
today-present, tho Hon. william G. Ruger, O. j., aud
assOciatesthe following decisions were handed down;
Mack agt. Phean. Harrington agt Keteta& Haight agt
the Continental Insurance Company Martin asI inc ply
Dock East Broadway and Battery RalfQau company De
laney agt Van Auin Newton. Whlmore agt Pat
tho Of tho estate OF Petor koKJugment
affirmed with costs. 1900.
affirmed.
Phillips agt Acknowledgements reversed, new trial
granted, costs 70 abide event.
Crabb agt eaory Judgment OF General Term
defendant affirmed and final aud nterlOcuory
Judgment OF General and Special Terms In favor Of plantn
New trial ordered, costs 10 abide the event.
WemOro agt. POc,er-Judgment reversed and Judgment
tho plaintiff the demurrer unless the DO
PENDANT within thirty plaintiffs costs and answers
In the action.
In 10 Clemente agt. Jackson-Moon to advance cause
granted
The following business was transacted;
No. bo-Mary ]. Pester, appellant, agt, John Shepard
executor, etc, Observation-Disclosures.
No 60Genesee River National Bank. appellant agt Mar
garot NJ. Mead. executrx, etc, respOndent-Argued
iOl-Jeromiah Barry. administrator etc. respondent
ag tho NewYOrk Central and Hudson River railroad Com
pany, appelant-Argument unfinished. 90.
The following Is the day caenlal tnr tonorr0w NoA i"o
0J, lOS. O0J, COL, ga, 30, lUl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
nIrTIrR AND rHE SOLDIERS, HOME.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The following state
ment of the alleged discrepancy in the accounts of
the National Soldiers Home Is furnished by the
Treasury Department:
The Home is corporation and settles its accounts
through it's executive officers with its treasurer,
who is the custodian its funds The Home however.
required statement to the Government OF all
ts receipts and expenditures and this statement OF
counts IA and settled by the proper accounting
officers In settlement OF this account made some time
since the Home credited with two different items,
Amounting 10 Sl5 600 having been paid 70 and
dsbursed by the Eastern branch OF the Homes but the
treasurer Of Eastern branch subsequently showed
that ne returned the $4,000 and IN the recent set
tleent Of accounts between the United states and the
Home the second auditor and the second controller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
Ex-ALDERMAy S. a. LEWIS ARRESTED.

Ex-Alderman Samuel A. Lewis was arrested
yesterday on an order made by Surrogate Rollins The
Surrogate recently made order directing Mr. Lewis
70 pay over to William H. Field administrator OF the
estate Of Julia NJ Stanton, S2740 AZ, which had come
into his hands in some way. Mr. Lewis appealed IRON
the or the General Term of the Supreme Court
which affirmed II. The Surrogate then made an order
for the commitment of Mr. Lewis until lac shall pay over
the money discharged by the order OF the Court
Mr. Lewis at one time temporary administrator OF
the estate OF A. McCue. Hts commissions fixed
at $40 50 by Surrogate and he directed to pay
over to the executrx OF the estate the money in his
hands amounting to about 800 1t is alleged that he
failed to obey this order but obtained
an ORDER to show cause against the adj
minislrat1ix why his commission should not be
and why he should not be allowed counsel fees
services The Surrogate refused 10 open the de-
cree In which Mr. Lewis's commissions were fixed at
$40 hut allowed him to submit adayts IN support OF
his claim have the amount Of his commissions ~
creased and for counsel fees The matter 10 still pend
ing
Mr. Lewis after bis arrest gave his check to the sherh
for amount which the Surrogate had ordered him 70
pay Mr. Field. and released he asserts that his
liability pay the money has not yet been finally
determined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
GENERAL DIAz AND PARTY.

WASHINGTON, March 81. - Ex-President
Diaz Of Mexico was formally presented to the freSue,
to-day by the Secretary State. He was aceompa"'o
by several members OF his suite, Minister Rome. ,,
GENERAL Foster The reception took place in the blue
psrlor. General Diaz and party were tnen SNOW"
through the White House and the conser'aoori'''
the afternoon they visited the Capitol ana oter ON The
buildings On Thursday they VIII take ~ vPpron and
IN The evening viii be entertained at dinner boir de-
Romero the Mexican Minister. Inry ~, VIZ UNIV
Darture from the city on Friday morning.