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National Republican., 1888-01-18
"A REVOLUTION IN TR EATING COTTON SEED.
A Machine Whose General Use Will
Value Of the Amer

The annual production Of cotton seed is about three
each ton of seed 900 pounds Of long fiber cotton leaving
the seed covered with pounds Ito the tony Of short ber
which at present all wasted 1t would be safe say that
several millions Of dollars have been spent in trying de-
efforts until very recently have failed accomplish the de-
sired end Middleton Crawford resident Of Brooklyn N.
" took up the subject and the first experimental machine,
costing about S15 did the work perfectly 1t will be
that while the gins 900 pounds Of long cotton from
each of seed the machine invented by Crawford
pounds and this entirely denudes the seed Of cotton
The pounds Of cotton saved from each oseed by the
Crawford machine is the smaller item of saving effected by
its The value Of each Of seed is increased fully $40
for oil purposes by the removal of the short fiber. There
in in the United States about cotton gins. In
the of time every gin will be compelled the
Crawford Cleaner the planter who does it
grow cotton and the gnners gin cotton in
petition with those who do it. The patents Of this val
liable invention belong the American Cotton Seed Com
company sells its machines the planters and in addition
the price Of the machine the company demands royalty
Of 81 each of seed cleaned by the machines. The
planter gladly pays this small royalty; for while the
pany only gets profit of 81 each of seed cleaned
the planter gets So. The planter would get the
r. FL. WILES. Sun Build
National Republican., 1888-01-18

United States Supreme Court.-1he proceed
inGs of the United states Supreme Court ycster-
day were as follows:
No. TO- William II. Tomplins, appellant, vs..
The Little Rock aud Fort Smith Railroad 90.
etal. No. Il. VIM. s. Williams, appellant. W..
The Little Rock, Mississippi River and Texas
Railway ct nj. Argument commenced by Mr..
John Il. Dos PassOs for appellants and con-
tinued by Mr.. g. W. Huntington for appelecs.
Adjourned until to day at T. O'Clock
Court IN General Term-Chief Justice Blne-
ham and Justices Hagner and James,-r. A.
Hopkins, G. g. Anderson, II. NJ. knight, Mary
II. Rowland. Sarah q. Richards, Elizabeth
Strobel, and VIM. NcitZey, vs. Baltimore anl
Potomac Railroad Company; on hearing
Circuit Court - Justice coN.-johnsOn VS..
Johnson ct al; argued and submitted.
LluiN Court Justice Mcrrick,- -phrliS Mn
tGHl Life Insurance COmpIuy vs.. Gram; snle
finally ratified aud cause referred to the nu-
dior. CUndon vs.. Gray: turning of funds into
registry ordered and Injunction granted. Neu.
rath VS.. Otto deed OF trust on minors estate
uuhOii2cd. Cowling VS.. Cowling; order an.
rout'rgJ. !, Johnson, guardian al li;em. As
sigur cut-Nns, 10 ana II.
G. ninal CourL-lu,tiGe Montgomery.
Mi. alias Myers, larceny from the persOn;
no -ulty, Elizabeth Morrison, larceny; not
ct. w.
National Republican., 1888-01-18

Jan. 81, was struck on the back of the head
with one, and who for five months thereafter
was completely paralyzed from the shoul.
ders down, and who suffered torturcs of
agony from neuralgia pains besides.
And yet he is a well man to day, simply
because his physician, being liberal-mindtd,
gave him Scotch Oats Essence in large doses
II acted on him as 1t has In SO many other
cases Of Paralysis, Neuralgia, Sick Head
ache, Hysterla, Neuralgia of the Heart,
Diabetes, &C., and soon thoroughly re-
stored him to health and strength again
Hia friends and customers rejoice to his
smiling face at his business again. This is
that Scotch Oats Essence has made ia this
city.-DeS lIOincS JOWrnul.
National Republican., 1888-01-18
THE HQUSF.

There was much uneasIness manifested In
the House yesterday morning over the new ;
Of the serious illness of Speaker Carlisle.
The House was called to order by the clerk,
who announced the fact of the Speakers
indisposltion, and stated that nominations
fora Speaker pro tempore were In order.
Mr.. Mills, OF Texas, offered a resolution
appointing Samuel s. Cox, OF New York, as
temporary absence OF the Speaker, and the
resolution was unanimously agreed to.
MT, Cox having taken the chair and called
National Republican., 1888-01-18
INToLERABLY DULL.
The Room Traders Improve an 0ppor
turity to Hammer Down Prices, :

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE dullness in the
stock market became unbearable to some few
tired holders Of stocks to-day, and there was
selling movement, which was taken advantage
OF by the room traders TO hammer stocks.
Their efforts centered in Missouri Pacific,
which having no one 10 support It ut the time
readily yielded, but the effect upon the general
list was very slight indeed. There was after the
first few miputes' trading an utter dearth OF
outside orders Of any description, but the pre-
was felt In the course of prices. There was an
effort TO influence Western Union by the story
that the stock held by the Baltimore and Ohio
was likely 10 come upon the market, but no
list rallied later on very light purchases and
Union Pacific, which had been sold on the
story that Vice President Potter would resign
received Its loss with something In addition.
prominent at any time.
Among the low priced shares Oregon I'm
provement shot up quickly on the announce,
to the stockholders without limit and the i'm.
preston was that dividends would be paid
Immediately. The opening was dull and
heavy and further fractional losses were sus-
tanned IN The early trading but but the general erai
hour and remained steady and featnreless.
Missouri Pacific was then hammered down,
while Oregon Improvement advanced. though
most most OF its gain was siteIward Lost. Al char char
until the rally Of the Union Pacific, which in
fused little life into the list toward 2 p. m,
but the diversion was soon over and the mar
ket finally closed very dull and fairly steady
Grain and Provisions.
Following Is the range OF prices in the Chicago
Ntuth ana atr
National Republican., 1888-01-18
WHAT THE FARMERS SAY.
A Compliment From District Agricui-
turists to Senator Ingalls,.

The following has been received by the
chairman Of the Senate District committee:
Hon. JOHN J. INGALLs-Sir: The subscribers
deem 1t proper to unite with the citizens of
Washington in expressing their appreciation OF
your manly efforts In behalf OF the people and
against railroad aggressions. To you mainly
do we look for relief from these seductive mon
stors. Your political course has been SO free
from sordid considerations, and so clear from
motives of mere ,xpediency, so fearless and
even aggressive in pursuit of your convictions.
that we venture at last to hope for d prompt
and successful treatment of this suspiciously
long deferred railroad imposition.
., We feel that these potentaIes have ae last met
their master, and that they Will be forced 10
do justice to the people, and we hereby cX.eot
10 you our earnest sympathy In coping with
this hydrG headed incubus and trust ere long
the whole people will promote you 10 Il stlli
higher and broader field of Usefulness.
We are all producers not CONSUMERS, sn Ill
iistCd farmers Who do their work from ul)iGe
and conviction, and our action in the premise
is wholly disintcrested. with sincere rlsD 'tt,
your fellow citizens, ClIAS. STEWART,
And many others.
National Republican., 1888-01-18
CONGRESS AND THE DISTRICT.

The appropriations subcommittee of the
House completed the pension bill yesterday,
and will report to the committee to-day.
A delegation of North Carollnians will ap-
pear before the ways and means committee to.
revenue laws.
The insurance bill introduced by Mr.. Nc
Comas provides that each company must
have a capital stock of at least 100000 paid
up in good faith; that a majority of its dlrec-
must transmit to the commissioners of the
District statement OF Its condition andsbusi-
ness. rendered Dec. 81, for the preceding
year,
National Republican., 1888-01-18
THE AoUEDUCT BRIDGE.
Condemning y Right OF Way for the
Georgetown End.

District Attorney worthington, on behalf OF
Secretary Of War Endcott, representing tho
United States, some days since filed in the Dis
triot court petition against the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, and Geo. s. Brown,
James Sloan, jr,, and Lloyd Lowndes, trustees.
for the condemnation of an abutment Of the
Aqueduct bridge and right OF way over the
canal. The paper asked for the conveyance
and release OF the ground upon which rests ell
OF the northern abutment of the bridge, except
the wing walls, and the right To cross the
canal from the abutment TO Bridge street.
The ground deemed necessary to have CON-
prises all the land upon which the abutment
and the piers are erected, including the
foundations of the piers, and all the land over
which the spans or arches Of the abutment
are constructed. The course OF the right of
way Of which release or conveyance is deemed
necessary is through the center OF the
piers Of the abutment from the south face
Bridge street. To make eiiectual the right
Of way II is thought essential for the
United States to have suflcient land upon the
north side OF the canal to enable the govern-
ment to erect thereon foundations and suih.
cient supports for the nnrthern end OF the
bridge. This 10 be built o. = intained over
land required IS part Of lot I, Peters, % beatty,
ThielkeId, and Deakin's addition to George
town..
Justice James In the District court made an
order in the case appointing Messrs. ThomasJ.
Fisher, James Il. Fitch, and Joseph @. Horn.
blower commissioners TO assess the damages
resulting from the condemnation of the ground
and right Of way described in the petition.
The commissioners are TO assess separately the
damages received to the parties interested
First, by the taking of that part OF the
ground covered by the northern abutment of
the AQueduct bridge, which lies south OF the
south line OF, Water street, second, by the
taking Of the abutment proper, including that
part of which is upon public grounds; third.
by the maintenance in perpetuIty, OF the right
of.way heretofore stated, aud, fourthly, By the
taking of the parcel of land on the north side
of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, known as
lot z, &c,
The commissioners are instructed to enter
upon their duties and TO file their award In
writing in the District court At the earliest
practicable day.
National Republican., 1888-01-18
AMUsENlE.Ny'S.
urnnMAXN At the gArroy,L.

HEGG,IANN At the HNTGoNiL.
At C0mmandeur Herrmluu's performance
at the National Thcacr Inst night he was
greeted by an audience, II nns,inIc. laraGs than
that of Monday night. The boxes wera Oi.
cupcd by the ChlrcSc ard French Legations,
aud the efforts of the incOmpurdblc m0giCml
we've enthusiastically received.
MAGGIE MICHEL A, IASE EYRE.
Al Albaugh's last night MHggic Mitchell de-
lighted good huu.e by her rtud ton Of the
There is that bond OF symptihv rotwoon Mics
Mitchell aud her audiences tnat always ~.
surCs her of ihei ir highest apprt citation, 9ni
riIht well does she dCSl rrc IT, AS jams Eyre
she is charming, and met every requirement
OF the part. Miss AlmlN strong, as lilnuHh,
and Mr.. McClanniu, ms Prot. BapknOrst dlA
good work, and tho IOrl Rochester Ot Mr.. Alb
bOtt was excellent. The rcmnindcr OF the cast
was in good hands, ana the pmy was given
Win degree OF smoOhne's tNat gave evi-
depCe of careful aud intelligent preparation.
National Republican., 1888-01-18
Add $4O,0OO,OOO to the Annual
lean Cotton Crop,

best of the company in this transaction but when it is
sdered that 100000 of seed is produced annually it
be imagined what the profits Of the company will be in
few years time. There doubt but that the company
will have several thousands Of its machines work in
year two and only requires about 200 Of them in
to enable the company pay per cent dividend
its Stock the value Of the stock and the amount Of dv
dents hardly be estimated when several thousand
chimes work. The company under the control Of
who fully understand and appreciate the value Of their
property and while they expect and have large
from the Of the machines they do intend
be oppressive in their dealings with the planters. The
pany organized under the laws of New Jersey and
under the supervision Of Mr. Robert L. Harrison of New
York who director of the company we'll as its coun-
selor AS there may be who do know Of the char
and professional nng Of Mr. Harrison any Of the
following named gentlemen in Washington be referred
to Hon. John Randolph Tucker Hon. John w. Daniel
Linden Kent esq, Henry Wise Garrett esq, John Seden
ESQ.,. Hon. Bourke Cochran, Hon. Isidor Raynor.
The treasurer Of the company is Mr.. A. w. Peters, who
chairman of the Consolidated Stock Exchange and to
the character and ability Mr. Peters, any bank or broker
in New York can be referred to.
The company is Offering limited number Of its shares
for manufacturing purposes $50 share the par value
being $780, Those who would like to see the machine at
work or purchase stock can call upon
ing, f ST., Wash'gtOn, DC
National Republican., 1888-01-18

blow Of a "sandbag."
1t is one OF the most
deadly Of q burglars
weapons. In S o m Q
cases 1t might have
been better for the VIC
tim to have been killed
outright. AZ, for in
stance, Mr.. Levi G.
Kern, of Des Mo!nes,
who ON the nlnht Of
National Republican., 1888-01-18
Coal Dealers Compliant DIsmissed,

A decision was rendered by the interstate
commerce commission yesterday, Commis.
sioner Bragg delivering the opinion, in the case
of Riddle, Dean Il Co., who charged diS9rim
nGtlon on the part of the Pittsburg ana LpEc
Erie Railroad COMPANY IN refusing the COM
portatiou of coal. The opinion holds that the
company was guilty Of no violation OF the Law
To regulate Commerce and the cOnp!aiat was
0iSInl3ta.
National Republican., 1888-01-18

TlIE Delightful Liquid aXatiyc, syrup OF
Figs, is II most agreeable ind valuable inmily
remedy, as II Is easily taken by old aud young,
and is prompt and effective in curing llabitugl
Constitution and the mauy iIls depending Ou
Il weak aud inactive condition OF the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels II acts gently, Strengthens
the organs on which II acts, aud aWnkeuS them
druggists,
National Republican., 1888-01-18
baltimore Produce Market Jan.lT.
CoTTON quiet AID steady mlddlIns, 10

lCMr.
FLOUR steady, with fair demand.
NHEAl-SUulutr iirmeF and qnisti red,
93,d gGc; amber. 0jGsl O0c; western stcniy
an quiet; No 2, winter red, spo', S0@sgiIG
January, soc bid; February, 9Oa0Odc; May
937, e. otr.
CORN--sou'hern quiet and firm; white, 57l@
a zoe: yellow, 5sd,bJc; western about steady
art! dull; mixed, spot, Use bid; January, 57' iC
bid: February. 5sL6o1S'Sc: March, 5Sl@G bid;
May, 6lGGll$c; steamer. 5G7 &c MD.
OATS steady and quiet; southern and Penn
syl,aniI, SI@ilc, "GsLerN white. iO& i2,; wsst'
ern mixed. 26Gl30c.
RYF firm 6SGHIO
PROVl IONS steady, wiih moderate de-
mand.
EGGS easier: Crcsh. lSGl9a; lined, ll@ljr.
COFFEE nnuninal-Rio cargoes, ordinary to
fair, l7ml7l.c
SUGAR-Copper refined firm, Ij@l6c.
WHISKY steady, 9 .ljGt.lj.
Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE STOCK N,nEEr
BALTIMORE, Jan. II Virginia g., coaaci-
soltdated iO' DC. lO.4Os, 81 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1888-01-18
rrano,s uat Store Damaged hy Flre.

Al alarm from box ~ nt O'clOcK l''t
night was tor IRE in the cellar of II, Frau'S
store, %. Seventh stree northwest Thu Il 40,
were uufcbly slhlueI by the ircmGn. rnG
rEu.c could not hn learned, ard the damage
dunc 10 the building was placed Mt 700,
which is uIlly COvercd by Insurance, The loss
to stuCE, by smoke and water, could no, hc
estimated, Out II Is believed that /. viii
amount TO uuttou sun.
National Republican., 1888-01-18
Officers of the Anthropological.

The Anthropological Society Of Washington
held its regular meeting in the assembly hall
Of the Cosmos Club last night, aud devoted
he evening to the election of officers for 1888,
YIN TIC following result; rresiden,. Or.
iRrTick Mallcry l.. +. Ward, J. ". P)wen;
'ecrctaries, S. V. Proudit, +. !. Saely; treas
lrCr, J. Howard Gore: curator. II. ". HtnShaw;
BOARD of managers, Frank Baxter, A. q. Boil,
Weston Flint, w. II. Holmes, Tuu.nls IIdmp.
'on, and Washington Matthews.
National Republican., 1888-01-18
BANQUET 10 CommHndsr-ln, Ghier nos.

The Grand Army of the Republic, De-
paltmcnt OF the Potoma', will have with
them next Thursday Commander in Chief
RGa, who will be entertained with the
the soldier BOYS, II has been decided
TO give him II banquet, Hyd those con-
rides desirons Of participating eau prpilr'
icsctf or MCssrs, FGupcc, treiL RIcnari'ln,
aud Lewis.
National Republican., 1888-01-18
NATIONAL HOARD or TRADE.
Important Topics to Come Before the
Convention for DIscussiou.

Convention for Discussion.
Tie national board of trade will hold It's an
nual meeting at Wizards at Il IN. to-day.
The president, MIR. Frederick Fraley, of Phil-
sdelphia, and the secretary, Mr.. Hamilton A.
Hill, are now in the city, and delegates from
prominent boards o, trade throughout the
country are eXpected to attend. The following
questions of vital importance to trade will be
discussed: The adutcration Of food; spurious
lard; commercial credit; the establishment Of
Il new bureau of statistics; the establishment
of an executive department OF industry, com
meTCe, agriculture, aud mining: the Chesn
urHke ana Delaware cana; protection Of LIig
Island sound; the surplus; coast ami hNrpor
defense; the alcohO' lax the redur l0n Of in
tcrnal revenue. Many other important mat
tcrs win be brought 20 the notice OF the board
and viii be iully considered The session will
pIObObly last thrOughnut the week
National Republican., 1888-01-18
r. Fl. WILES, Sun Build
The Oath of Ofiice Taken,

Judge Lawrenson, the venerable CLERK in 'he
post office department, who has sworn into
office twenty-four Postmaster Generals yes
tcrday made the number quarter of Il hun-
dred by swearing in Hon. ID. NJ. Dickinson.
Just confirmed by the Senate. Mr.. Villas was
with his successor, and after the oath oi o.lice
had been taken presented the employees to
theirnew chief. subsequently Mr.. Villas visited
the Interior Department, accompanied 10y
some of the pos,oilice officials, took the oath
OF Office and was Introduced 10 his subO dt-
mates.
National Republican., 1888-01-18
Charged WIN shortage.

George c. Dousherly, employed as book
keeper IN the sixth aulttor's Oni}f, was ar
r,s,ed last nigh. aud locked up at th> first pre-.
cinct station charged with being SIS short in his
AppDuntS
National Republican., 1888-01-18
Meeting of the New Cabinet.

The new Cabinet held its first meeting yes
erday, and the President had about him al of
his chosen admirers. Mr. Lamar was also
ore sent for few minutes, taking Official leave
Df those with whom he had been so long asSO.
tiated. There was little business Of public i'm.
nOTtanCe transacted
National Republican., 1888-01-18
Walked From Washington to Baltimore

Two society men OF Baltimore, 4. swann
Latrobe and Frank X, Howard INDUCED in IL
walking match yesterday from Baltimore TO
Washington. They started out Mt 9 a. IN. How.
ard was the winner, reaching this city IN nine
hours and 1ny-ive minutes Latrobe has not
yet been heard from.
National Republican., 1888-01-18
NntIVnnI Ounrd NOles,

The inspections of Compauy c, lst battalion
W.I. Leo, aud Company D, iLh battalion
Marion Rlles), were held last night and both
oTg6nlza, Ions did exceedingly we'll. Tonight
the balls OF the Washington Light Infantry
corps aud of the Merchants Rides take
place. Both arc big events in military circles
and will no doubt he well patroni2ed.
National Republican., 1888-01-18
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
THE SENATE WORKS WHILE THE HOUSE
IS AT PLAY.

No More Trouble with the Postofnce
About Advertisements on wrappers
or Envelopes-rhe Blair Bill Dis
oussed-Fiiibustering on tho wilkins
Circulation" Bill.
National Republican., 1888-01-18
ing, F ST., Wash'gton, DC
H0rkLs, , do.
PROPOSALS..

DROpOsALS FOR PAPER FOX THE PUB.
Lie PRINTING.
sealed proposals Will be received unul JAM
tAkl ~ 1855, nj 10 o clock II. m for furnish
ing the paper Tor the public printing until the
2slh Of February, lSs9, the said proposals tobe
opened before and the award OF contracts To be
made hy the Joint Committee OF Congress On
public printing to the lowest and best bidder
for the interests of the government, the COM
mite rcSerying to itsclfthe right TO reject any
and all bids, as its Judgmcnto of the best III
tCrestS of The government may dictate.
DCtalGu schedules of the description, guam.
tity, and quality of the pRpcr required, accom-
panitG by samples and blank proposals, and
giving the regulations with which bidders
must comply, can he obtained by addressing
Tn. Z. Benedict, Public Printer, Washington,
The contracts will be entered into for sup
plying such quantities OF paper rs may hG
needed during the year, and no more.
The estimated Quantities set forth IN detail IN
the kChCuule comprise:
5000 rCams maChine.hniSh printing paper,
lOCco reams machine,dnsh printing paper
1000 rcpms Sized aud suprr, cacndcred
printing paper, - y.
900 TeHns sized and supGr.cucuIGtsi
printing paper - Is
l4lOO rcalns sized and super CHlcndHrcd,
white or tinted printing paper,
different sizes.
2a,iCC rCamS white writing paper, di' rent
sizes ana weights.
5000 rCHms COlot cd writing paper different
Sizes and weights
llLO rCHms cover paper, Il dlNlr2nl sizes anu
weights.
500 rcNnls manila paper, different sizes
aud weights
lCo,cCO pounds OF best plate paper different
sizes and weights.
- GOO rounds map paper, different sizes
ana weights
Screams Coated wood.cu. paper,
different sizes and weights.
lrlW rUums tissue paper, - D,
= 900 pounds artificial. parchment liltr'
Cut sizes.
rO.0CU pounds glazed bond uGp'r.
L55hlOU sheets card board tlll-ga AT Gpl)E,
s.CS we ights, $50.
Ply direction Of the Joint Committee u. lhl-
gre, ON rulic Printing
III. b. ErNFul e.
Uh'H 'r.uicr.
WH,US,TuN, Dee. -G ls,-, ll,lIIN b
National Republican., 1888-01-18
The Philharmonic PurIor Concert.

The second parlor concert of the PhilhGr-
monte Club was held last night at 1920 y street.
The audience was n most select and apprcUi-
alive one, and the various selections received
the need OF applause due their artistic repdi.
tion. The numbers were from compositions
by Lent. Rles, Chopin, Goltermann, Schubert.
List, Wagner, List, Sarasate, Pepper, aud
Wagner. The active members Of the club are
Mrs, Mamie.Simons Lent, pianist; Mr.. Ernest
Lent, piHnist land violOnCallist, and Mr.. Her.
man RHkemaD, vOiiniSt,
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THERE is but ono Cough Syrup before tho
DAYS old with absolute glflty.
National Republican., 1888-01-18

HowLAED DESTAL ASSOCIATION, I'll Four
And-a-half street northwest, three doors pouh
OF Pennsylvania avenue. L. +. Rowland NJ.
and mechanical dentists. EStractions, uudcf
nitrous oxide, SO cents each tooth, and only 80
Cents'extra for gas, whether one or a number
Of teeth are extracted at the same sitting.
persons. Artificial teeth 81 per set, Gold,
amalgam, and white Filings Inserted iu tho
best manner. All work warranted first class.
National Republican., 1888-01-18
BERKELEY, = pure rye whisky, the best Oh
the market for the price, u per gallon, VI Il
quart, and 90 cents a pint, % cents sample
bottle, ThRrp, BIB u street north west,

"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGONS" Alder
ney Butter churned every morning and deliy-
cred in b pound Ward" prints, at 45 cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese, 8 cents per bail;
buttermilk cents per quart, ana sweet milk
At cents per quart
National Republican., 1888-01-18
Following is the range Of prices in the Chicago
market, furnished by B, X. Plain Il Co., 81, Cloud
Building, corner, Ninth and streets:
washington STOCK Exchange.

The following list Of the most active stocks deal,
IN on the Washington Stock Exchange is Furnished
by Messrs. Bell 4 Co., Dsnker', No. last PeRnsyl-
vaniR avenue
National Republican., 1888-01-18
CITY ITEMS.

REVERE House, Boston European p.un.
Near depOtS, stores, thegtCrS. RomOdulgd, re-
furnished; famous the world over for itS e&-
Celleut cuisine and service. Rooms 81 up,
National Republican., 1888-01-18
Presented Ia the pre,ident.

Presented IA Tho PresIdent.
The meml ers of the Curean embassy called
at the State Department yesterdny mOrnng
about II O'Clock and then proceeied 10 the
white house, where they were presented to
the President The COreauS wore their rO1'S
Ance.