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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-12-27
NoTlCE FoG PUBLICATION.

Land Ofica Al JACKSON. Miss. l,ec. l3, 80.
Notice Is hereby giycn that the follow
ing-numei settler aqs filed notice Of his
intention 70 make Hual proof ia support
ofhis claim and That stid pro1f will he
made before Circiit Clerk at Magnolia
NJ Miss., on J8uuarv % lSal VIZ
SIMON SMITH,.
Homestead No l33li f1r the si nei See.
13 r n, r y.
He names be following witnesses ia
prove his continuous residence upon an
cultivation OF. said land, viz Willis
Lundy. Rus,el M Roone, Nose Hines
Burk Bridges, All Of Sartinsylle +. o
Miss X. q. KERR, Register,
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NEW YEAR THOUGHTS.
Labor the True Key Of Success in Life
"A Few Excellent Maxims.

"A Few Excellent Maxims.
Renewed feelings Of ambition
are synonymous with the opening
Of the new year. Mple resolutions
are made than ~ any other time,
aud as otLen are they alas broken.
But with some the resolutions
made with the dawn OF a now
year have been carried through to
its close. Numero4s lives of hon
or and achievement can be traced
TO some determination Of purpose
made upon aa occasion such as
the first day ofthe year affords for
fresh start III the journey of
life. We all desire success; the
p.oblem OF HE Is Its swimming.
Every person carries IN his ol her
own hand the key that uulocks
either the door OF success or fail
ure.
The true key of success ls la
Dor, and it requires strong. re-
solute viii to turn it. 1t is nard,
earnest work, step by step. that
lnsures success, and never was
this truth more potent than at the
present time. Positions of trust
and emlnence are no longer Sc
cured at single leap. Men and
women have ceased to succeed In
a harry. Occasionally there will
be an exception. but the instances
are iare- Success, writer has
SAID, is the child Of confidence and
perseverance and never was the
meaning of a word more clearly
defined. The secret of many sue
cesstul Caetrs is the thorough
performance of whatever has
been undertaken.
Aa excellent maxim is that
which counscls US never to pul
our hands TO any thing INTO whlct
we can not throw our whole euer.
sIes harnessed with the very bes
of our endeavois. Perseverance !,
essential TO success, since il il
olten achieved only through
succession Of failures In spite o
our best efforts, failures are il
stole for the majority of the race
III remains, then, for us all to d,
uhe best we can under all circum
stances, bearing IN mind tha
races aie not always won by th'
swlftest feet nor triumph In bat
tile secured hy the strongest arms
lit is not so much the possession
Ut swattness or strength as It !
the right application of them by
winch success is insured.
In starting out upon the jour
ney of life 1t is well:
Firsr, to obtain every kernel o
knowledge within your reach.
Study people for the kuowledeg
they cal lmpait 20 you,
Read books for what they ca
teach you. Nexl, see what you
temperament besi sui's you for
Mark your tendencies and ai
Wly them.
Be sure you have not mistake
your calling.
Ouce certain, apply yourself I
your chosen work.
Then work hard, earnestly an
ircessantly.
Don't consider any thing be
attn you.
Be patient, honest and rleasat
I'D manner.
Treat all persons alike, high {
low.
Have smile for all, plcaanr
wold for everybody.
Success may not come at hisl
but it will not be far off, and whe
!. dos come it viii be the swee {
for lis delay Ladies Hon
journal
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-12-27

TIE Memphis. AppeaI-Avalanchc
has our thaaks fora cordial lnyl-
tatlon to attend the dedication OF
the new stven-story building now
occupied by the consolidated
papers, which will take place on
Wednesday next, the iftieth an
niversary of the Appeal. Al
illustrated souvenir edition com
mcmorating the fifty eventfu.
years through winch the granc
old paper has passed was rrceIses
last week and read with grea'
pleasure.
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rHe oIeEN PAYS ALL EXPENSES

rhs Queens last "l'rce Trip 10 Europe
having excited such universal interest,
the Publishers Of that popular magazine
offer another and 500 for expenses 70 the
person sending them tho largest list Of
English words constructed from letters
contained in the three words BRITISH
NoRrn AMERICA Additional prizes
consisting Of Silver Tea Sets China Din.
ner Sets, Gold Watches, French Music
Boxes. Portiero Curtains Silk Dresses
Mamtol Clocks, and many other useful
and valuable articles will also be award
ed 10 order Of merit special prize OF
4 Il Seal Skin Jacket 70 the lady, and %
handsome Shetlnnd Pony to girl or boy
| delivered free IN Canada or United
4 stgtes) sending the largest lists Every
one sending list OF not less than twenty
words will receive q present Send six
] u. 2c stamps for complete rules, illus
! traled catalogue Of prizes, and sample
number of The Queen. Address, The
CAShpfAA QUEEN, Toronto, Cnnaan.
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NOTICE FoR PUBLIcATloN

Land Office at jackson. Miss, Dec. "a ZOO
Notice Is hereby given thar the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice 0f her
intention TO make final proof IN support
Of her claim, and that sajl proof viii be
made before Circult Clerk at Magnolia,
sliss., on Jan. 29. 1891. viz:
MANDY BRIDGES,
widow Of Joe Bridges, Homestead No.
l29l4 fol the 81 nw4 and sw4 nw4 and
net sw4 Sec. 29'T 3 n, ROE.
She names tho following Witnesses q
and cultivation Of, sad land, viz ssoses
+tc'9w1u. Nat Brown, George 3ti0cl
DorAL hA-lif. al Of H0lne Vile Il. o.
n iss. A.C. kerr Register,
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Died.

ROBINSON On Wednesday, December
n 1880. AT the home of her son, Air.
NJ. b. Robinson, Of Amitc'county, Miss,
MRs REBEoCA ROBINSON, aged 81
years, 10 months and II days.
(An obituary notice wilt be published
as soon as pfepared.)
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Our young llend, Hugh Wrotcn, re-
celved nice littlo gig iom his father as
a Christmas present, and may now be
seen riding IN it over town drawl by his
fdithiul g09t.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-12-27

Mr. George Briley has been quite sick
for several days bur is now able TO be up
and about and we hope VIII soon recover
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-12-27

From the appearance Of freight at the
express oz ce just before Christmas, we
think Santa CLANS must have como this
year in 4 jug
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-12-27

Miss Mattie Qun, teacher il the Wood =
Willie Seminary, returned home 10 spend
the holidays.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-12-27

Percy Qun and Gdglr Simmons, who
are attending mississippi College returned
home Christmas Eve 70 spend the holi-
days.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-12-27

A merry Xmas and happy New Year to
all our readers,
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cHRJsrv,S PRESENTS THAT WENT ASTRAr.

ntcud,nt f.. T.. Jones. of the Inquiry Depart
mcnt Of the Posonce. sent 70 Washington yesterday many
NJ fine article, lost In the mail, ID the holiday S'iNoI
t had han vtaptd In covers which not directed
mp had spp,d of after being mailed Among them were
hits of Jew,ry fancy boxes silk stockings and other
articles Of wearing apparel and many OBJECTS oil H'''
,,lur Hundreds foreign masakncs which have lost
bcr wrappers lie stored Mr. jones' onicc sin hundred
torn wrappers, found the cttcrba-, separate from the
article, they once contained. were also sent 10 Washing
tom Th,v viii br examined there. and the person %
whom they ar, addressed VIII D, asked 10 describe il
o.,lbr the articles supposed To have been nclo-cd
vbi, II properly identified. will be sent them Many
o t books have gathered the letter boxes,
showing that thu custom pckpocht, Of dcpostnc
stolen rocket books which money been cN.
r,ccd IN the nearest letcr-boNes. instead leaving
them in the street ma, grown II popularity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
SENATOR AHEARyS RIGHT TO MS SEAT.

morning paper published yesterday a report that
the Republican members Of the senate intended to
contest the seat In the senate To which Assembly
man John T. Ahcarn va, elected at the last November
election. on the ground that under the constitution
he should have signed the clcrlehp which ne held at
least 100 days before his election. \ prominent
Republican said yesterday The writer OF The article
j, entirely uniformed TO the true state Of affair,
Ia thi, matter In the first place. Mr. Ahcarn f. "a
County Democrat and was nominated and supported
hy the Republicans and County Democrats in that
district against IhOmde +. Grady. the ImmanN Hail
candidate, and cnatorcrct Ahrarn Is Just much Il
Republican -. be- /, Democrat The LEGAL poiut
raised J., question on which there is much difference
of opinion. some of the best constitutional lawyers
in this city hold contrary idea, on the question"
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LAKEVOOD'S SUGGEST III SEASON.
SOCIAL rorIcs-LoNG LISTS OF ARRIVALS.

SOCIAL TOPICS-LONG LISTS OF ARRIVALS.
Lakewood Jan. ! .Spsolal.-IAe LaurI House WITH
IL 40 guests the Oh Homestead the Madison, the sani'
tarun and all tine other cottages crowded 70 the extent
their capacity TIL ia word The story Of most success
ful season Of this popular winter r.>oit
At Tie mus Mr.. Nelson. Mr.. Noyes' Miss toote
and Mis-, Hastings OF Ncw.IorN the singers. Ia
the badn.nton tournament Miss Ane Terry ana M T. IL
Kinuau took the first prizes.
Mr. Charlie, Ma Ncach. OF eNAttorney General Mac
yoach has taken the pretty Hall cottage for the season.
MIR and Mrs. Elihu Root Of Ncw-Nork, spent Sunday
here.
Among the arrivals at the Laurel House for the week
,re the following from New York Mrs. Edward H. An.
derson FUcrv o. Anderson. Miss Guild, Miss Mass Msa
Dow Mrs j. r. Herriu.4n II. X. Morsan j., w "
Parker Mr. and Mrs Au,,in C. Fox. Austin IL Fox,
- n Fitch Nlt, Fitch. Nh and Mrs. L. c. Mo5ltt.
Mr. and Nlr, H. Nc, ann James Banner. Mr.. and Mrs.
a. B Footo Thomas Hastings. W. II. OConnor, Mrs.
O'Connor Mr. and Ms. K. NJ. Van ArSdale, Mrs. l..
Rlscksto.k [. b Marvin IT.. j. NJ. Cook Lawrence W.
Htcki,v NJ T. Stoac. l.. Parrish, Clarence Perry.
Mr. and Mis- IL sutton. T.. y. TAFT. Miss Arr0wsmth.
W Nj. Hoegland ". u. Ellis. Howard \. Colby. T. H.
u,rrick Mis-, \ A. Nl,D oon Mr>. \. \. waterbury
register among whom are the following; Id"an W.
Norton T. r. knowlt Mary huo"lton. \. II. Creagh
William H. Coomb,. David Barnett e.. NJ. Engs M. and
Mr., f. W Rope, Mr and Mp, T. e. Berccn
Tin. week, arrival, the cd Homestead include ths
followiue: owen Moran. Miss Moran. Miss Josephins
Moran Dr. GREGORY Miss Gilbert ". W Rikcr. Mr.. and
Mn, Ri,r IN. Ni,-,, Reeves Mr.. and MIS-. \. Van
pu,cn MI and Ms. II. Cornell. Mr.. and Mrs J. II.
o,trum. Mi, Elua O,trum New-Norh; Mr. and Mrs. T.
NJ. pcr,t. T. NJ rclot. d.. Mr.. and Ms. Ferris Phlla.
dlpl,. Miss Ida H. Lawrence. +. h. Lawrence Mr. aud
Mr., Il J. Sweeney. BtoohlYn, Nj. and Mr,. W. r.
Rlrkaow Mis-, Kate Irwin. Ms, \. Y. Denise llce
hold MI. T.. .. Stllwagon. Asbuly Park.
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NEWPORTS SUBSCRIPTION BALL.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Newport L. l., Jan. 3 special Many q NeTrots
cottase., who spending the winter here are SUI ns
from la Grippe and the local residents are also victims
u the imported dstase.
The cot.agrr, have been busy this week. The grand
.rtou laI took place Thursday night and ~ US
very brilliant afsr exceeding by all ODDS anything u
,. KIND ever attempted here during the summer
months, No pain, or expense spared ie" "'4.'
known cottager came their winter home, expressly
IN attend the festivities. The decorations were very
elaborate There were forty couple, the which
we're on duty and taken altogether vas very swell
AFFAIR. ~
Mr. and Mrs.. Josiah NJ. F.,ke, Fred W. vanderbilt
william Post and D Cctcu Mills. Of Ne~.YofA have been
spending a few day, az Harmann~.
Other visitors AZ cottages and elsewhere inc4uds
Mrs james A. Wood. william Post, sidney Warren j.
Van D. Reed Nj and l.. W khan Mrs AeIairSi
Baldwin. aud Eliot Gregory, the artist
During the week several Of the cottasers gave enter
uueut, for especial benefit OF the poor children Of ne
city. -
Mr. and Mrs Edwin D. Morgan. Of Ne"'YorN' have
been spending few days here this week 1n'y arc 'Ahs
lively interest granite house, 10" u course
Of erection, Brenton's Cove.
Miss Emily Marie LaFaIge daughter OF Lataree' the
NrS.York artist will be married at ST. Mays Catholic
church. IN city January 20 william r. C!aAton oi
philadelphia. large nunbe- Of invitations have been
issued The PoWel-Whlpp., wedding Will taAe Plaza
Tie following week.
Mr., John g. Heckscher. OF New-lork. will occupy the
d. H. Burrows cottage Gibbs next season. and her
mother Mrs. Emo..ne Dore, Will, usual. spend tho
summer with her
Mrs, Admiral Baldwin Will sail for Europe next week.
M ID, hu, extensive alterations and Improvements made
10 her suu.ne. residence on Bei.eNuc-aNe.
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c,c,p v,yrFAcTrRERS covGIyE.

rhc CONSUMPTION u Inc Two Hrfc clear manu-
featuring firms Of Kcrbs ~ spice and Wcrthcm a
schiller il, one Of the important business change
which were made At the close 81 the year. The first
named j. one Of the oldest firm, ~ the buaucs, The
arm of Wcrthcm a schiller. Ia, only ia year, OF
history. but IN that brief period II made com
mercial record which enabled II 10 form the alliance
above referred TO- which Is destined to prove SO de-r
able 10 both parties During the last few ycars the
tendency In all important branches Of trade and
industry has been toward the aggregation OF largo
capital the prime argument In II, favor being that u
r,,l,.t ia reduction Of cNprn-c- oi production and
CONSIGNMENT c,scnIug of cost T. con auinrr The ne"
firm name VIII be Herbs, Wcrtlc,m a schiller. The
consolidation makes this Of the largest cigar
factories In the world, giving steady employment to
more than 900 workers, and producing the enor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
FFATTEES IT THE " 700.
GIRAFFE soox TO b. ApDJ.D tn THE COL
LECTION THE CulNrNNlrE HIIiE THE

. err ,FEr AODS To b. ADD. I'd To TN. WI
- ..,,,. D,,,,,p,Nlrt. rIrTlr THE
i' .,,,.. ,.r,
MOST '0ll '" N''.'
superintendent '"hFil"- ' ''
has an ambition 10 o.-'.-'"'' ' - ,
the Introduction ~ now nnd ri't' - h'" ID
animal and hc ha, decided upon tH' grave" l'''t
ANIMAL '.'" 30, .l. .....,r,. ,.lr,n
are ~ present II'i ''l'' -'-' ..
are owned lu Cincinnati. 'h' ~ '' '' ' '''-.'- 49,
po,ir.or tlc -howm,u. Mr. CDuhln hopes >0'u "iI
' "' ........., r.i, ,f.,,. e. I'll. lower
inih'h " ""u - ''''' l -. oo for
portion Of the PARK. VT. h'hIi.'" "'"' 900 '
his giraffe
nh Va. >rr, Turn V.roi, If Elo,miusdalc -avo
l"' w" '''" '''' , a. . u..,. Gao,
an alligator 10 ID" PAIN A'' "'''' ''' D. ~ '
Of the standard OH Company, CAV" % me Young
- ,,.. OIL. ,r., ,,,l .- , tul,t,t
bm'k Dear '"O' u " " F'''' ., .. ,
Tor the hI7i uH' '' ''' "''''''
.i 100 ID, Central Park, Who ll- been Ill. com
"' g., lie. t..r .,i,rd,,f ,L, ~
-ehtcd the "th'T "N ~ M
she lcl-urcly extended one long di" ""' '''"'- j
tlo lar, placed her hand behind ODE" head II ID" .'
-, ,, hin. bio, ,,,,tI,r MD Close and
....,,,., r,.- ., Ii- l,.t ,..c with
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HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANIES.

hartford Conn. Jan. tSpecall.-Ihe SIX fire
Insurance companies u TN, city, tile Aetna FoehA
Hartford Connecticut, orient and National ID tAe'l
annual statements show assets ~ 1--o"7'l'- ~ al"
are otherwise I'M an excellent condition. Tie great
fire. of Lynn and Boston, coming at Tie close Of the
yc,r DID not eat into the profit, Of the business Of
,bc c,mp,u.,, 50 largely a, had been feared when
tn.v wcr, nr,t announced. Altogether the com
r,uIcs coucratulate tlcm-clves on having got OF 80
easily Tie Insurance business Of Hartford bo'h nc
and fire was never go 80 satisfactory cohulu'H A.
today. The wccdlus out Of the remnants OF tAc
Charter oak Life and the Continental Life aud the
reorganization Of the HlocnN Mutual Life As \
mutual COMPANY IN fact A. well IN name. ha> been
Of great benefit 10 the business. and reputable com
p,ucs are prohting thereby II Is probable mat tAe
variou, compluc, never in 50 sound condition
49, they arr. today and there never 80 few DOUBT
mi ventures m the Insurance line NihS 70 LIKE
advantage Of Hartford Insurance centre u
Obtain bushes, on an Insecure basis A. today
The Russian influenza Ina, taken a severe hom
an Hartford The chef Of police with hall a dozen
uatrollnen eight of the letter carriers, number 81
the street car driver, ana conductors, ana others III
public cdpacuc, are OF have been SICK WIN inc
disease There have been two cases which proved
fatal one the death of child from the disease H'ci
and another tine death Of coored man VINO developed
nr,umonl, after the iuhucuL. took hold.
t,, county farmer, met at the capitol this week
and elected j. II. Hale. the glastonbury small fruit
and peach grower. member Of ne Conn, IL, NJ ho.r
81 \.Iculturr. lie Us one of the most cneipil-lN-
,,,,r farmer, An tine state and D, rapidly becoming Hi
aii hor.ty on all matters oiHe,tcd Win ifiit r0l-
I' ,rnc,o, Win he meeting resolutions were passed
calling upon All farmers o. the county 10 cast ll'i
votes Tor no member of the LEGISLATURE OF 10.
Governor Nho would not be m favor "i 4 'ii'H-'it
INV AGAINST olcomar-auu'. This Is supposed 10 oe
thc farmers protest Hud uoI" ~ war * AGAINST ue
denomination of Governor Bulkcley' Should ne a-'.t
be In the field a~ De- vetoed the oi,on..i-ai' 't
passed by the la~t legislature IMriN iH"uNa.u
farmers are interested ~ a letter ni'T, D." '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
HOSPITAL SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FUND

The following additional amounts were received
Yesterday by Charlie, Lancr, treasurer. 40 Il Nassau.
ST. ON account of the hospital saturday and sunday
collection
From churches lJntg. Episcopal, sl6i II: Ioy
Trinity Harlem Episcopal toncquartcr m,tancntsl
sl2 96. Du Esprit Episcopal $50 Mediator, Eplsco.
pal rs 2S 81. Edward tho Martyr. Episcopal S25. St
Thoua, chapel. Episcopal. 80; St Luke, Hospital
Chanel az - additional fer Church. $40; Ascrn.
sion Memorial Chapel. -.
For wouan's nuud->Is. George Lewis, lr, 1900
Mariana de- T.. C.rA 500 Anonymous. -, nom Sick
GiH ~.
Personal and ecncrai-Stcn Brothers. 800 c. H. Lud-
dlngton. $50; Robertson kaufman, 80 Henry Z.
Valentine as James g. johnson IL Co, 90.
Total up " date all ,10l o..
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HOLIDAYS IT LENOX.
MUCH SOCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
NEXT SUMNER.

MUCH SOCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOH
NEXT SUMNER.
Genox Mass. Jan Cspeciall.-This last week has
been very lively one in LenOX. Although there Is
no snow the air i, cold, and the ice on the ponds
and lakes Is strong enough for skating. Many Of
the cotagcrs are here. have large house parties
with Them who spend the days in driving. skating.
bowling paper chases dinners and dances.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Bacon, Of Boston, have
a. their guests Judge and Mrs. IngTaham. of New
York Among their other guests Miss Ives. John
Winthrop, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis, Of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Parsons have apartments
Of Curts's Hotel They have 4 party Of friends with
them Mr.. and NJ. John :. Barnes, Bishop Potter,
Mrs Potter, and Miss Potter are also at the hotel.
tie week al Curts's.
Mr.. and Mrs Folsom have opened their cottage
and have a very large house party, including Miss
Choate. Miss Mackay, Mss sands, Mr.. McChuit' OF
Rome NJ, Frothn-ham, Of Boston; Mr.. scott ana
Mr. strong. Of New-York.
The Greenleaf, have also opened their cottage
for the entertainment of the following party Tho
Misses Bream MI, barnes. Mis- GOelet, the MISSES
Parsons, and Mr. Emo, Mr.. Martin. Mr. Tams and VI.
Parsons. The Living,tOns. the Kac hefnann,. me
Hicginsons, the Goodmans and the "lilocs az nav
guests here Who spent the holidays with them.
Mr. L. H. Re.ner viii build new ballroom on
Curi,-,t the work Will begin al once. ..,,--
large barns on their farms tor tic accommodat.oa
"f tbcIr stock aud horse, during the summer.
The LeuoN club house ana >clI"l'a nan nas'
had new steam heating apparatus placed IN postbes
Morris X. Jesup has large iol'e oil men a' WI q
'' rofor, Mrs Henry A. Barclay et for Europe $40
children Of the Episcopal SUNDAY school when Wa
recently enjoyed IN the >chermerhorn assembly rooH''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
cu,ptry DEMONSTRATIONS WORKERS.

The annual meeting OF the 'haIIN ORGANIZATION
Socotv wa, held al the central Office yesterday. wien
the following persons were elected members OF the
central council: Mr,. Charles Il. Lowell. Ms william
G. CULVER Miss Kate Bond and Nes,rs. Robert WI
de Forest, Francis II. Weeks. Charles +. Merrill,
Charles W. Gould, DR.. :. i. Morris and PROBES sOr
Charles Il. Brush 10 serve three Scara, Henry >.
lseln 10 serve and j. X. Roosevelt TO serve
one year. They together with Mrs. George liolily
and James IS. oracle, LOUIS Iiihssc, !. IL. IcsEch'
KOwcll. VI. =. Thompson, Peter y. Olucy, Constant
Andrews RObcT {. Cornell, samuel VI. Jackson.
Nicholas Fish. otto r. Barnard, Charles = Iairchild
aud Henry H. Bildgman, compose the central council
for 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
,..cANc1r. ~ THE LIVE OF TIE ARMY.

Washington. Jan. tspeciaD.- There are hitecn
vacandc, in the second lcuterance> OF e line Of the
ARMY fourteen IN the infantry and one IN the cavalry
There are five additional second Hcu''hdhl' a""''"'t
commissions but fou, OF these are III the corps ~
49,. o,,i,....r- aud one In the artillery arm. The
PRESIDENT has not vet considered The subject oi hut
Inc Vacan,ic- and II j, Thought mat NJ may peInt
NON tn he flied bV TN, "car'S graduates 81 uc
Military Academy. There is 81 unusually Large mum
her of applications from civilians for aFp"ul uc AZ
present II has been stated that the appointments 81
a son Of Colonel +. 4. Carr. 6th cavalry ana \.
Noriartv a graduate Of the Military Academy, nave
been determined upon and will be sent 10 the senate
after the holidays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
no LIGHT on TIE CIGARETTE TRUST.

Tecgrams from Richmond. Va. published yesteN
day announced that the leading cigarette manu-.
f.cturers Of the country had formed trust with A
capital stock OF S25O000 900. The firms named a.
composing tie trust ". ; Kimball 4 Co.. Of
Rochester. Allen ~ Gntcr. OF Richmond; Duke a
pany and Goodwin a Co., of this city. These firms,
il Is said. manufacture practically all TIE cigarettes
put on the market and virtually control the industry.
The manager of the New York Office OF W. > kimbau
N Co. said yesterday that he could neither deny nor
affirm the report. The manager of Allen & Ginters
ONCE here had practically the answer TO make.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
HARD DAYS WORK AT THE posrorrIcr

Superintendent Bovine aud his force of harl.workne
clerks Postonice fairly overwhelmed with the
mass NATL matter which they called upon 10 dis.
tribute Yesterday between 10 and O'Clock The mail by
the steamer Fulda arrived 10 30 a. m was double
one mail bags containing nearly A. OC0 letters for
city delivery and between l25 600 and
10000 letters FOR offices in other parts
The clerks might have been able To dis
pose u this large mail quickly II condition Of
had caused DELAYS Saturday IL always
day u heavy mails and the few DAYS Of January
bring many thousands of bills and monthly aud yearly