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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18
An persons afflicted with chronic

III p0ISOHo. dILICIoU WIUH CIiUIIC
ailments should consult DIR. Robert
Lyon, physician of fifty years. stand
ing Thousands of people who were
on the brink of death will testify to
his great skill. The doctor is not
like many so-called physicians, here
to-day and gone tomorrow; but has
been resident of our city for five
vertisement in another column and
consult him at his rooms at Hotel
WHITLEY.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18

n Aro~So Blood Elixir is the only
EACVSON . Blood Remedy guaran-
Seed. It is positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
lions or Syphilitic Poisoning. !tPurifes the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it
Lewis & McCandless.
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NON>\ OF the good things of this

a. AIO 0I0 SOIIO"IULIy 4ob
alone on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at 25 and 80 cents, by
Lewis & McCandIess.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18

The aoard-then adjourned until to-
morrow morning.
Attest: ROLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18
AT ST PAIL.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. April 1.-THE
street car strike extended from Mime
apolIs to this city this afternoon when
all the men except those on cable lines
went out. The cause of the strike is
object to the reduction of % per cent.
in their wages which has been
ordered
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18

NJ Might A aiTsss h s.ss
Soother at hand. It is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
infantiIe disorders. 1t contains no Opiua8
or Morphine, but gives the child natural
ease from pain. Price % cents. Sold by
Lewis s. McCandless.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18

0OM't SNceN eoSgeisib is 's si
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs. etc. Did you ever try
AckeE's English Remedy It is the Jest
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold On positive guarantee at 10c.. SOC.
Lewis & McCandless.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18
WNTKR TOWNSHIP.
PIKE roRNsHII

Ida B. Moon acres in
Com on line ofSse or at
stake on bank of Cottonw'd
river at edge of prairie and i
timber; tn to cor Of G.
Stones land; tn Q to bank of
Cottonwood river; tn down
river bank TO beg............ 10 IS 10 IS
Roth acres in sw Qr........-. Il 10 10 20
Com at sW cor of sW or; tn n
6614 rds; tn Sc 70 an elm tree
tn to low water mark of
Cottonwood river; tn follow
log river TO point where
line crosses said river; tn
on line of section to begin
ming.
Unknown, hf of acres in
Sc Qr-.. IL 10 10 Us
Com at sw cor of Sc or; tn e
ON line to Cottonwood riY-
er: then following in said
river far enough TO make
acres; tn W to W line of said
tn to beg.
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Up AFFLICTED WITH ANY DISEASE
CONSULT

DR.. "COPPER".
Who treats with equal success all curable
diseases. LUNG and THROAT trouble sue
cessfully treated with OXYGEN and the
PNEUMATIC treatment. STRUCTURE,
TUMORS. PILES and CANCERS re-
moved without cutting. CATARRh perma-
nently cured. DISEASES OF WOMEN 70
ceives special attention All forms Of tho
GENITO URINARY organs . life study.
DISEASES of MEN a speciality. II you
are WEAK. NERVOUS or OEBILI-
TATEO from any cause consult at once On.
COOPER. 1t makes no difference WHAT You
have taken or WHO has failed 70 cure you. lB
years of successful experience in the trSat-
1nent of CHRONIC DISEASES II you
can't go and SEQ the CELEBRATED PkH-
SICIAN. write TO him, he viii send You sosn0
valuable information regarding his new
method OF treatment. Tho DOCTOR Is tho
GREATEST WESTERN ELECTRICIAN.
OXYGEN HOME TREATMENT, sent by empress.
Fees stated before treatment. COASuLTA-
TON FREE Cali on or address
r. NJ. COOPER, q. q.
Resident Specialist, EnpoyGd> hazsds.
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WATERLOO TOWNSHIP.
Jones & Richardson 2 acres in


Com at Sc cor of ne or of Sc
Or; tn 8 rods and IA ks to
tree blazed on north SIDE on
bank of Log Chain creek;
tn westerly with creek to
water elm tree blazed on
side; tn W and to a stone
% rds and Il ks W of afore-
said stone; tn n s rds and Il
ks to stone: tn e II rds and
Il ks to stone; tn s IL rds to
sw cor Goes mber; tn e 70
beginning.
Ed S. Waterbury n 70 acres of
hf of ne or for the taxes
on 6 hf of ne or. ...........-. 1 16 II ii GU
X. b. Langley u 10 acres of 20
acres OF side lot 3 of sw or
for the taxes on 20 acres
of s side of lot of sw Or. Is 10 Il %
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
Robert Johnson n 30 acres of
NV or for the taxes on NV
Miller ne or of NV or g 8 Is Is L Z Z q
e. Meredith acres in W hf of
Com co at ne cor of Baijev;s % L" ID
land at edge of Cottonwood
point 81 rds 20 lks a of a
point 81 rds and II ks of
sw cor of sw or; tn W 81 rods
and IL ks to NV cor Bailey's
land: tn n to Cottonwood
river; tn down said river to
beginning.
frcI ex lot for the taxes ON
NV or frcl eX lot 80. d 10 ID 80 81
Frank HotZeln hfkof hf of
sw or frcI for the taxes on
INF Of sw Or frcl. 10 ID 30 81
Frank hotel or of sc or of
NV or for the taxes on Sc tlr
E. NJ Forde acres in e hf of " %
Com on n line at a stone at
NV cor of Munday's land;t tn
II rds and II ks, being NV
cor of said lot; III S 30 4-1O0
rds to a stone. being sw cor:
tn Il rds and ii ks; tn
904-l0O rds to beg. 10 acres
except "a acres to Deather-
age and pa acres to Maxon.
ChaS. a. johnson "A acres IN
Commencing at Sc cor of
sw or; tn w on section
line ~ rds; Gh n to center of
NeoshO river; tn @ following
center of said river to q line
of said or; tn to beg.
a, Pierce hf of e or io ,' 70 Is IL IS II
EMFORLA TOWNSHIP.
e. a, Rhodes or of acres in
ne or for the taxes on acres
S hf Of piece OF land in NV
cor of ne or bounded on
and @ Ly NeOShO river and
containing II acr s..
c. +. Pierce hf of acres off
N side of IL acres of g side
of n hf OF SO or of sW or for
the taxes on acres of n
side of IL acres OF side of n
hf OF Sc qrof sW qr.-.... 4 IL ii ~
M. NJ Culver II acres of
acres in ne14 for the taxes on
Com Is rods " of ne corner
thence W Is rods thence to
right of way of 81 K&TRh,
thence Eoutheasterly along
said II to point due of
beg, thence north to beg.
II. l.. Ieibfried nj OF ni5 of n11
of s13 of nwl4 of ne4 for the
tax ON nz of n15 of sc of
pwA ne.4.... :.-.......... IL 10 II Il
Wesley Stevens. a tract in wIs
of nw!s .......:- IL 10 IL Is
of and adjoining lot AZ Her-
vey street, GooSrich's add
and equal in size to said lot
H.
T. d. Bragunier n1s of S.46-IO0
acres in wiz of nwA for the
taxes on S.46-I00 acres in VIE
of nwL $500. $780,. - n IL a
Com at point 5.9-IOO chs
OF ne cor of VIZ of nwL,
thence s II deg 6% chs,
thence 8 ~ deg, w 604-1U
chs, thence IL deg, e6Z chs,
thence 81 deg, W chs, tn
AZ chs, thence " 215 chs,
thence 30 deg, w chas,
thence II deg, chs, tn
N chas, thence n 20 ueg,
1.4-10 chs, thence s 70 deg, g
10.e-100 chs to beginning, less
1.24 100 acres to waterworks.
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AGNEs CITY TOWNSHIP.
Geo. wingfieId n I0acres OF Sc
Qr for the taxes on Sc or 5

Geo. wingfeId n I0acres OF Sc
or for the taxes on or 5 l6 10 IL 20
VintZ Frodle n 20 acres of
hf of Sc or for the taxes on
W hf ofee or. -....--.... II 10 10 Ii -
Yintz FrOdie hf of Sc Dr.. 81 Is 10 II 40
King & Roberts n 20 acres OF
sw or for the taxes on ew or % 15 Ii 10 %
Jas. G. Brown, n or of Sc or of
ne or for the taxes on Sc or
of ne qr.-.-... -. 49,. -. 81 Is IL IS
Jas. c. Brown nhf of sw or of
NV or for the taxes on sw
or OF NV qr.......... d2 10 IL D "
Jas. G.. Brown n or Of " hf OF
sw or for the taxes on W hf
Geo. E. Wilmington 10 acres of
Sc or of sW qr-........ 50 10 II q
Geo. e. Wilmington 20acres OF
sw or of Sc qr.-.............. % Is II IL OF
IVY TOWNSHIP
K. 8. Waterbury n or of ne or
of Sc or for the taxes on ne
or OF Sc Qr-.....- e. 81 10 II 90
Caroline b. Gurley 30 acres
OF hf of ne or for the taxes
Oh Inf of ne Or. -. l6 IL Al q
H B. GuFley n or of hf of
Sc or for the taxes on hf
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FINAL TAX NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that the fol-
situated in the county OF Lyon and state of
kansas; which we're sold on the 18th day OF
taxes thereon, will be conveyed TO the respec-
tive purchasers thereof at said tax sale, nm
less redeemed from said tax sale on or before
the amount OF taxes charged and interest
thereon on each parcel OF said land and town
lot calculated to the eighth day OF September
A. D., 1883, is set opposite each description of
said tracts OF land or town lots, a. follows,
to-wit:s
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sKINNERs ADDITION. LOT.

FRAkERS ADDITION. LOT. BLK.
A. Dixon, n1S of lot 81 for the
taxes on. 81 81
Maggie Elliott, n1S of lot IS for
the taxes on .........-.. IS II 80
Maggie Elliott, n18 of lot SO for
the taxes on 80 O4
Maggie Elliott, M of lot 60 for
the taxes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 60 3 o.
COLLEGE HILL.
Unknown, n16 of lot 90 for the
taxes on. -. 50 3 90
Unknown. n32 of lot az for the
taxes on....-.-..... 49,. -. 81 3 50
F. E. SMITHS SUBDIVISION OF SEA, BIB
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A Life Made Miserable

By dyspepsia is scarcely worth the living A
capricious appetite, heartburn. puzzling nerv-
Gus symptoms. increased action of the heart
after eating, sinking in the abdomen between
meals, and hatulence after, are among the sue
cessive tndtctG of this harrassing complaint.
Two things only are needful for its removal.
persistence in its use. These remedial meas
ures being adopted. cure is certain. Taken
Immediately before or after meals, this great
stomachic promotes secretion of the gastric
juice, the natural solvent OF the food. The
nervous and bilious symptoms consequent
upon chronic indigestion disappear, as the
complaint gradually yields to the corrective
and lnvigorating influence of the Bitters.
Appetite returns, sleep becomes more refresh
ing. and as a sequence. the body is efficiently
nouriShed, muscular power increases, and the
mind grows sanguine. Use the BifterS for
ehillS and fever. and rheumatism.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

$1,000 % = L.
d. A. STAHL,
County Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
DQFa0mnt.

The Duke Of Cambridge Is tempting for
tune on the green cloth at Monaco.
Prince Alexander OF BattenberS and his
singer bride are at Nice on their honey
moon. They have made many friends.
Robert Louis Stevenson complains that he
found the South. Sea islanders too amiable
and cultivated to furnish him material for a
pratical novel.
Governor Ames, Of Massachusetts,, Ia re-
ported as favorable to the old custom OF
wearing ruilled shirts, and ready TO assist nc
a revival Of the by.gone fashion.
The Marquis OF Butte, who takes conside-
rable interest IN antquarlanism, has Just dis.
patched an agent 10 Athens 10 superintend
the excavations OF certain antiquities.
Chief.Justice Fuler's home seems 10 be
the centre OF attraction for WashiDgtonians,
Young and old. The daughters Of the house
are described as lust running over with fun
and cordially.
Miss Jeanrette HaiOrd, daughter OF Presi-
dent Hsrrison's private secretary, u pic
tured As eightee years old and fair type OF
the robust western girl. She is quite pretty,
but Der voice is one OF her principal sttrlc-
lions. Tier AuOtucI thheH SiCab ptsNe la bci
daughters singing ability.
The Sultan OF Turkey IS occupying his
leisure hours IN standingsoR his creditors.
TIE Russian Minister In particular has been
dunniug the Commander OF the Faithful
very bard recently for the unpaid indemnity
on the last Russo Turkish war. The usual
palace expenses, however, have not been
curtaled.
The rumor that the poet Whittier in.
tended to take a trim 10 Europe Is set AZ rest
by the f0llowldg note sent TO friend: 1t Il
scarcely necessary for me TO stamp The ru'
NOR Of an Intended visit TO Europe as utterly
without foundation The time has long
passed when such a trip would have been
practicable or desirable. At my age one
travels easiest by proxy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
Chamber OF Deputies.

fByAnclo- American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PARIS, March In the Chamber Of Depu-
ties to-day the election OF General Boulanger
10 the Chamber for the Department OF the
seine was verified. The submission OF the
liberalization OF the Government by NJ.
Larer relative to the proceedings OF the cop
per syndicate was postponed Tor a fortnight.
NJ. VILLAIN submitted his Interpolation OF
tie Government regarding the Panama Canal
Company. lie urged that the canal scheme
should not be abandoned. aud that meeting
Il the shareholders % the company sho"ld
W. convened for the purpose OF discussing
means for the continuation OF work on the
caua. NJ. Villain said that II the savings
Of france we're insufiicientlo build the canal
assistance should be invoked from other
countries. He suggested that an interna-
tioDal conference Of engineers be summoned.
He moved en- order Of the day appealing to
the Government TO safeguard the Interests OF
the shareholders.
NJ. Rouyier, Minister Of Finance, dis
claimed any responsibility on the part OF the
Government. lie said the Government had
no means OF Interfering. although it ap'
proved OF every effort made by the capital
lists and the companies to prevent collapse
OF the undertaking.
Prime Minister Tir1rd. replying 10 VI.
de Cassagnac, said the Government would
do its utmost for tue success OF the canal,
but be could say no more.
The Chamber then by vote OF 344 10 lS5
adopted the Government order OF the day
in regard 10 the canal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
THE READING rRON.wORKs.
A Meeting of ITS Crediiors-wOrk te
DO Resumed.
by telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March IA meeting
OF the creditors Of the Reading IRON orks
was held at the Office OF the company, IN
this CITY. this afternoon. Fully four hfths
of the total number OF creditors were either
present or represented by counsel.
George f. Baer, : director OF the company
and also iis counsel, read y ststement OF the
financial condition Of the company, which
showed the total liabilities TO be 81, 1927, 1922,
add assets Of s2,439 $1,000.
A discussion followed as TO whether the
works should be continued or whether there
should be q general shutdown. The senti-
ment was largely ia favor OF continuing
oDerstiOns 1t the works, and after consider
ahie argument it was agreed to appoint a
committee Of three 10 conduct the mills
temporarily. On this committee the COM
many and creditors were represenied-tbe
former by the appointment OF Director
simon Scyfert and the latter by +. Patter.
SON. heavy creditor. f. W. Swnk, gene.
raj manager OF the works at Reading, was
the other member chosen.
The committee will continue in control Tor
the time being, and in The mean time care
ful ADVANCEMENT OF the assets Will be made.
For This purpose a second committee OF nve
was named. and upon this the creditors and
IN, company we're given representation.
The members OF the committee are John
cole. OF New York; John IL. Ilag II. OF this
civ. a prominent IRON man; Il. hcIlvaln,
~ Reading; and William Erich and Albert
Foster. Of the Philadelphia and Residing
Railroad Company.
Another committee will 20 to work at
once aud prepare plan for reorganization.
This committee will report al meeting 10
he held Thursday next. II possible, or II rot
then At meeting the date for which will
then be agreed upon. Tue members OF the
committee are all bankers, and are IS
follows: President Rogers, Of the Trades
mans Bank; L. T. Clark, Edward H.
Nichols. and Peter Hollis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
BLAINE's FOREIGN MINISTER'S
Personal, Friends He VIII be Likely
Favor in making Appoint
mPDfa

A Washington special to the New York
World says: Now that President HarTis0a's
Cabinet has been completed and that James
G.. Blaine has taken charge OF the Stale De-
partment interest turns upon the diplomatic
service. There are four missions which pfy
salaries OF 81, 800 year. These are France,
Germany. Great Britain, and Russia. They
are held at present respectively by Robert
N. McLauc, Of Mary land George IL. Pen
deton, OF Ohio; Edward j. Phelps, OF Yer
mont. and Lambert Tree, OF Illinois, whose
immediate predecessors were Levi L. Nor
ton, OF New York A. A. Sargent, OF Cali
forniA: James Russell Lowell. OF MassAchu-
set, and William IL Hunt, OF Loulslana.
The next grade Of diplomatic missions
carries salary OF $l2. 600. OF this grade
there are seyen-Austr,a-Hungar Brazil,
China, italy, Japan, Mexico, add Spain.
These are held at present by Alexandra K.
LawtOn, of Georgia; Thomas j. Jarvis, OF
North Carolina; Charles DENLY, OF Indiana;
John B. Sialo. OF Ohio; X. b. Hubbard, OF
Texas; Edward ). Bragg, OF Wisconsin,
and Perry Belmont. OF New York. Al the
close OF ATtbur's Administration these seven
missions were held respectively by Aphonso
Taft. ~ ONO; Tbomss A. Osborn. OF Kan
sas: j. Russell Young, Of New YORK; VIII
Nsm w Astor, OF New York; John A.
Bingham, Of Ohio; z. IL. Morgan, Of
Louisiana, and John ". Foster, OF Indiana.
An OF toe $4,000 Ministers, most oi the
40 600. and some OF the lower grades were
changed within a month after Cleycisnd's
Administration came into Office. The spe-
eisl session OF the Senate four years ago
commenced on Msrch 4th and closed oG
Anril "a. and before adjournment most OF
the heading diplomstic missions had been be-
slowed on Democrats. There will probably
I've no more delay now than there was then,
and possibly not as much. The only thing
that viii cause delay will be the competition
among tae politicians for the Offices, ana 1t
a. exnected that Secretary Blaine will settle
ali eompc!ltions 10 his own way, without
much regard 10 compositions. The appoints
ments under tue state Department belong to
him aud he will give them 10 hi. friends.
Mr.. Cleveland sent his nominations Tor the
fonr leading foreign missions 10 tho senate
an March %, 1885. aud on the same day they
were confirmed by the Senate. President
psrrison is likely enough 10 send Mr
Ri,ine's nominations for these four Offices 10
Inc senate several days earlier than March
se5 By that time he win probably have the
.aIIre diplomatic service changed. ~ would
not be much OF surprise n Mr.. Biaine's
nominations for France, Germany, crest
Hritsln. aud Russia should be sent 10 toe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
PRESIDENT HARRISON
Besieged by Caiiers-speciaI Hours
set-Casiuet ses.ten.
fBY telegraph to ths plsps,cn.I

WASHINGTON. March THE callers at the
White House to-day outnumber6d those OF
Yesterday. II was about hali-past O'Clock
when the President made his appearance in
the official part Of the house and received the
Int>rAtste Commerce Commissioners with the
State Railroad Commissioners now III The city.
Following them WAS about one thousand per-
sons who wished 20 shake the Presidents
hand When this westisome task was over
the President climbed the stairs. only 70 End
himself confronted with senators, Representa-
iiyes, and Oflice-seekcrs. The greater number
Of them really called 70 pay their respects, but
not an uncomfortable number co uld let pass
the opportunity 10 whisper word Ia favor
Of tbelr particular candidates for various
offices. Soon after noon the Michigan dele
Ratlon called by appointment. A. they have
not yet agreed upOn man anu the place
they want, they did nothing more than eX-
change formal cOuresIes with the head Of
the new Administration. After that and
until luncheon, the Presidents time was
taken up IN haDd-shaking with the public.
Among those received we're colOred editors
and = TeXas delegation. EX'PostmasteT-
General Key and eX- Minister Scbenck were
also among the morning callers. During the
afternoon the number OF callers showed
hitie diuiuutiOn. Patrick Egan was promi-
nent among them. Other visitors were mem
he's y the District judiciary, South Water
street Club OF Chicago, a North Carolina
delegation, and IN Ohio delegation introduced
by senator sherman. the last named being
received np-stairs after the regular reception
bad closed. So many visitors Of an unoi-
fical class came TO the White House this
afternoon that they formed double ana
treble lines from the doorway 10 the gates
on the avenue. Most OF them passed through
the building aud shook the hard OF the
President IN the East Room. Yielding 70 the
inevitable. the President has at last given
formal notice that hereafter ne will set abOut
three hours daily iOf the reception OF callers.
During tie two hours itom 10 10 II o'clock
Senators and Representatives and other
privileged persons will be admitted, while
from T. to the General public will be seen.
NJ bali.pa.t O'Clock the first Cabinet meet
ing Of the new Administration was held. II
Is understood that IL was an informal meet
ing OF the newly appointed Cabinet officers
called in order that they might become ac>
quaintcd with one another.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08
CHICAGO

Csrcaao, March The cash quotations we're
Flour quiet and unchanged. No. spring wheat,
si.cO6 ssi.00'.: No z rel. fl.0 y aslOh. No.
corn. Sc No, ? oats, 25ac. hess- pOrE. fi2oA
fl2i0. Lard. So ylaf8 ~ ShOrt-rbs. loeA
short clear sides, sS-50ait 62S. NhisEoy. fL0h
Thelsadlng futures RAGGED a. follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-08

what IN Going On In the Depart
mentN
ny telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

W.suINGr0N. March First Comptroller
Durtarp. tommis.ioner.oN Internal Revenue
Miller. and Fourth Auditor Shelley have
rendered tbcir reslrnaliOns 10 secretary
"A .ulain 10 take effect az ms convenience.
Al~..rs. Mason 81 West Nirglnis, Moutgom-
srv ~ Obio. and Evans Of Kentucky are The
lo.dirg candidates for Internal Revenue
Commissioner. Evans occupied position
under Artbur's Administration.
Treasurer HYATT VIII tender bis resignation
TO The President at the first opportunity. IL
IS .s,I nat Huston, chairman Of tue lDdisna
ltrpuaicau Committee, IS likely to be his
successor.
Cnsr.e. f. coon, formerly Assistant Secre-
fsry Of ,hr Treasury, is reported TO he an ap'
Y.'ic.ni for the position OF Comptroller % tbe
Currency. IL Is sad. however. that Secretary
WINDOW has requested him 70 resume his
former position.
Pnrcsard. formerly Director Of the Mint
was caller 90 The secretary tins morning
rnd !. said 10 be Az applicant for ehis ONCE,
lgt Director kimball has not signihed his
Intention 10 tender ais resignation until his
term hf, expired. IL u expected that most
a. tne Democratic bureau officers VIII send
ia tte,r designations snd GIVE the Secretary
a. nruoflunii, Of naming their successor.
George &. richfnor Is prominently men
Toned a. Assistani-SCclelary Maynard
rrob.ble succeNOr. lie IS now special
scent % the department
NJ. Parsons. % ohio. ard A. y. lyncn'
Of indiana, are laid - De applicants Tor The
Office Of Compir 1iier d the Currency.
As.isfant.srcrcl,gy Thompson MAS acung
Secretary OF thc Treasury to-day ai the re,
on..d ~ eecrstsrY Wt dem. who announced
Dis intention " ,.tgoting she day 10 zoe re-
c,p,lon - visitors. 10 distinction wss
made IN favor Of politicians, and the general
pubns was largely represented. The fou-
line business OF the department was not
seriously interrupted and ibsre was nothing
srparent IN the various bureaus 10 snow
Inst The experiments rad passed from Demo-
cratic 10 Republican eenrol.