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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19

FOREIGN COMMERCE AT NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NETWORK
1899 1890 1891.
rrv goods ...... 50. SOP 5s7 s397s 2Oo so.931.720
General merchandise. 1851 707 SO0l, 964 62i3,4l0
Total for the week sI0144 29t all $50 1876 sJ17513G
Since January L.. $50 9lS27 SOB 1S1 2SI Z10fO5
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw-YORK.
For the week ...... 1856 sos sI4C,s3S s236, 37s
Since January L.. 4Cl2379 S.7lO445 3O99, 0S7
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT NETWORK.
For the week ..... 50 633 O03 So 4701s1 1901 .796
Since January H.. Co. 73J ST. 191J6,S70 1880, lSo
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Gelp Uanic1

II yGIyEERING PUPIL wanted by experienced eva
Il engineer IN railroad land gnd mining surveying and
engineering; opening mines for large corporation.
Address c. f. Box 1872 Brockw1yyile Jefferson Co. penns
WISH to employ a good q bright lady.
salary to engage IN the soap business IN your locality
STEADY q nice position, not difficult - MI St1ts
salary you win work for. and how much time you
can give me- Address with stamp
J. ". Balm. zanesvile. Ohio.
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The business in State issues limited to
small sales of Tennessee settlement 3s at 67 L. and
America sold 1857 at 2O5, Butchers and Drovers
us at 1872, and Continental 25) at 1873.
The general bond market was very dull, but
equally firm. The final changes were unimpor
tant but We're generally slight advances. The
nearest approach TO activity was in Atchison in
comes, which rsHSed to As l-2 and closed at the
highest point Reference Is made 10 our full
report of bond sales.
Money was nominal, as usual on Saturday and
there was even less than the usual usual demand.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House S459.130.
WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The receipts from customs reported at Wash
ington to-day were S725,602, from internal rev.
enue S433,422, and from miscellaneous sources
S34.57O. The Treasury received 1927 .sS5 Ma
tional bank notes for redemption. and the re.
ceipts this account in the week amounted 70
81 SIS, Oss. To secure National bank circulation
il holds S144 64s,150 in these bonds:
Currency sizes ASP 600
-Four and one-hah per oents---.......-.- 225S5,70O
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week.
$1.54O,50O boQds held TO secure circulation with.
drawn, S349,250. National bank circulation out
standing-currency notes, Sl67,997 $685. gold
notes 81 90 537, against which the Treasury holds
S30146,20l legal money for the redemption of
In London British consols further fell 1-s per
cent TO 95 10 for money and % IA for the ac-
count. In the open mar ket money rose TO IL
per cent for discounts but demand loans were
unchanged at about IL per cent. Bar silver was
quoted steady at 46d. an ounce. American rail-
way shares declined without interruption. and the
closing weak at the lowest prices. AT Paris
French per cents fell TO 9J.l2 IL The
weekly statement Of the Imperial Bank Of Ger
many showed an increase in specie of IS 100000
marks.
1t is officially announced that about 80 per cent
has come in advance subscriptions for the $3.50,
600 preferred stock and the $3.50, 600 common
stock Of the TrOw Directory, Printing and Book
binding Company, now offered 10 the public,
and that 1t is probable that the subscription books
will be closed before next Thursday.
The following table gives the current quota
tons of city bank stocks together with their par
value aud the latest sales:
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFuL-CoMFoRTIYG
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKtAsr-"By a thorough Inoslssags OF, o. me ~
ur1l which the operations OF digestion and mo-
TRITON and careful application Of the nne properties Of
well selected Cocoa M Lips nae proVcea our
Us many heavy doctors bills IL is in the jueeious use Of
articles OF diet that constitution may cc
until Strong enough 20 resist every tendency 70 as
Hundreds Of subtle maladies are floating around US
ready 70 attack wherever weak point We may
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wen 0rnd
with pure blood and properly nourished frame-CiSu
Service G1Zette a.,
Made Simply with boiling milk. Sold only q
half pound tins bv Grcers labelled thus James tP1d
CO., Homo Opahic Chemists, London, England"
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SPECULATION ACTIVE.
A DECLINE IN PRICES.
rvr STOCK MARKET ADVERSELY AFFECTED
sY AN ENGLISH BANK FAILURE.

CAFES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE-JULY Is
RoYDS AND 9AYK sToChs
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Ocean Steamers.
ID OCND THE WORLD.
EGYPT, NILE.
PALESTINE.
Select parties from New-Yak, Aug. 80, %. SPIT
2 and 81. For illustrated programmes and Iforns-
ton apply to
THOS. COOK 81 son,
oOI AND l. 225 BROADWAY.
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jte Cream

jre Cream
vxOrrOS-s ICE. CREAM Is THE OLD standard re-
ii liable ice.cream; sIwBys pure, rich and nealuiu
French and all havors try IL you VIII ;As -
md will use none other Depots COS 4th-aYe. DDS Oen
svc oig othave and 142 West i25th-st.
NJ, HE BooK OF OPEN AIR SPORTS. octave 700 p 49,
IiIust-asd The standard authority on American OPEN
.ir amuseneuts Rules for sailing swimming pai ply az
riding. &c. &C. IN run 81 DOT
sSnv published BY The Tribune, New-fofk En'ef~n'
ua and universally complimented By the brc~
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financial
THE
STANDARD CHEMICAL
COMPANY
Offer Their Treasury Stock at S25 Per
Share In Lots to Suit Purchasers.
The Price will be advanced 10 $40
Per Share Tuesday, July Ell, 1891.


The standard lncoIPoFastesdo d e
shares of slOO each fun paid and unassessable.
Factory and laboratories. Jersey City, n. j. Offices
90 and % Broadway, New-York.
It's business tho and sale Of drugs and
nsaufacturers OF ''Qwcine" the new remedy that has
nnumerabe DISEASES and ailments where ouinine anti
profess; NJ ''-' ''-'-'
1t costs the consumer omy onetenth the price Of
ouninc about one-twentth the price Of Anapyrine-
All the physicians who have used IT predict that the
feS IN preleeHee 70 any u the heretofore used
certain drugs.
The profits from the manufacture Of ounine run up in
the millions
during tie prevalence the Grippe amounted to over
million dollars.
Many eminent and sesS5ad pnySlea ao have thoroughly
Superior to any remedy heretofore used"
at IS great convenience Of ineStima6le value In
physicians office"
II have found It's equal"
'It should be made known at once"
Every physician In the civilized vrTld viii be glad
the 1hs GR@Do oB arc ' SS over 20 o @
one Of the io7 600 physicians in the United States
Contracts have been closed to advertise ouekne FOR
year Medical Journal in the United states
The estimated sales viii yield profit Of sS5oooo per
These figures apply 70 the United States alone ana on
the expectation small business for the first two years
The whole civilized world offers ready and an eager
market for company's product, more especlAy LILO
countries which various Fevers are prevalent
company calls attention 20 the fact that as soon as
Eve out Of every hundred only cent? OF the
nhysicans I'm the L nited States their product
the net profits per annum Will De equal 20 one third the par
SaInc ~ he cantql stock 5000 600 Of the stock was
placed In the treasury working capital
To provide the funds tanufactpre large scale and
q, intrce and advertise product strictly and only
N the medical profession aud drug trade Of the United
States company selling portion OF the ur
ufv stock at SOS per suit purchaser az
their Offices United Building, 80 and W BroaA"ay
New-YOrk
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Bank Statements.

ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Ia GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK. at New-York City,
In the state of NewYOrk, at the close OF business July
9th. 1881: ,,-o-.r>-o
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cost aro founo

OSTCertncate Of Stock. No 20, In the Farmers LOAF
II and Trust Company, Of New IOrks dated SsPtenter
Is 1860 for - shar.s and Certificate Of stock NO 20
In said company dated March IL, 1854 for IS shares,
and both standing in the Of seth Perry late Of Fair
field Conn., deceased IL Is believed that said certificates
were burned in the Chicago IRE Of 1871 All are
called show cause why certificates shall noe
be issued by said Trust Company IN lieu % those Lost
DESTROYED HOWARD " WAKEMAN,
ADM. Est 81 Seth Perry, deed.
bridgeport. Conn. July 9. 1901.
4 0ST-Sstdrday morning, diamond eollarbutton
IL Finder Will receive 80 at windsor Hotel Office
\ OSr on SIOLEN.-BaDk book issued Dv the Seamens
IL Bank for savings, New-Hork, 20 the subscriber IL
information concerning is Is tho
80 days from this date win apply 70 ho
Bank for IT. cancellation. EDWARD PARTRIDGE.
New-YOrk July IL. 1891.
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4 TELEGRAM FROM FATHER CRAFT.
DEFENDING TIE SOLDIERS WHO FOUGHT At
WOUNDED KNEE CREEK.

DEFENDING THE SOLDIERS WHO FOUGHT At
WOUNDED KNEE CREEK.
The following telegram, dated at Pine Ridge has
been received by Austin f. Ford. Editor Of The New
York Freeman Journal from the Rev. Father Graft
the Indian missionary, who wounded through the
lungs i'm the fight at Wounded Knee Creek:
Nv wound feels considerably better, and l may re-
cover Am very hopeful. l authorize Won to contra
dict Tor ne in ny through the The report, IN
circulation that blame the Amy for the sad ti'edy az
Wounded Knee Crrck Those report, do grave injustice
% our soldiers and istpatd by those adverse 10 an
honorable settlement Of the present trouble. and hostile
10 the desire o every friend Of the Indians, that they
b. permanently transferred from the chaigc Of IL" Indian
Bureau TO the War Department II j. only bv such q
t.an.f.r that tho Indians can expect just treatment.
The whole trouble originated through interested whites
who had gone about nGusriousy and misrrcscntcd
tn Amy and it, movement, upon all the agencies. Tho
Ind ans were in consequence alarmed and suspicious They
had been led g. believe that the true aim OF IN" military
their cXtcrmnation The troops accd with the great
est kindness and prudence. In the wounded Knee night
the Indians fired first, The troops fired only when com
plled TO- Wa, between both, saw ALL and know from
an absolute know ledge Of the whole affair whereof say
The Ind an, satc the case just a, do have every
yIoof at hand and when able VIII forward full statement
snd documentary evidence.
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DEMPSEY KNocKED OFT BY FITzSIMM0yS.

New Orleans. Jan. lin the amphhcatfc Of the
olympic club - night assembled 1000 citizens with a
large >pruhiiug Of ~port-mc to witness the Iuerna
tiOnal middle weight championship Of Australia and
America between Jack" Dempsey. the world wide
rcputcd Nonparcn." aud Robert Fltz-immon-,
tie biggest middle wcic.. record. The bat
tie was tjr pur," Of $4,000, SllOoo =
20 to the winner and $1,000 70 the loser
The battle was fought under the Marquis OF Queen,
berry rules. and with glove, weighing i've ounces and
over FitL,immDn~ weighed 80 -. while JIcN
timed the beam AT l47 / = Dempscy's second, were
Iack@ McAuIiffc Gus" Tuihill and Mile" ConcN g,
the Ithaca giant, while Jimmy" Carroll ana DEk
OConncU looked after Fi,z-immons's interests. The
0r.t round ended with nOuOr, evenly divided, hut IN
the succeeding rounds Flt2,mmOnS'S superiority began
10 show itself and in the thirteenth Dempsey was
knocked OUt.
dempsey had a swollen face. cut lip ana nose. and
a had mark hi, body. IitZsimmonS was not
,cratc he'd, and easily.
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Thcre IS snreIy good deaI Of trnth Ln thc above

There is surely good deal Of truth in the above
statement of Herr Elowitz. the Paris correspondent Of
The London Time-.7 Tho paragraph seems to ildi-
cate also, that the recent loan reported by cable DIS
pHtchc- - having been asked for by Russia was not
subscribed this time by the Eoth-chds El"ichrocder
and other Hebrew bankers with total disregard OF
the oppressed condition 0f their Eus,oewsh brethren.
But there certainly another motive which lH
PEELED the Car in ordering the application Of the anti
semitic law, to De suspended for three years lhdt
motive fOrcshad0wcd in The Tribune Oh December
L, 1880. when it ~aid that the Imperial Com
mission ntw>ted with the duty of studying the He
brew question had made Export decidedly in favor OF
the Russian Hebrews, and that the Gar was per
spnaly opposed to the tyrannca measures applied TO
them. That report has not been made public but It's
main points were semi officially known, and proved
That the Russian Hebrews duly furnished their con
uuecnt TO the National Army, and made their living,
not through u~urN, j, too generally believed. but
h' manual agricultural and commercial pursuits
such favorable report proceeding from oomnls-
sion composed exclusively ut Itu-~lan high officials.
was calculated to prevent the application Of the new
oppressive anti semitic Jaws, which some dispatches
sad were 10 be put IN force al the beginning Ot TINS
year.
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THE scorru STRIKERS r.yyIFLplvG

Edinburgh, Jan. 1I.-at mas, meeting of the rhl-
road strikers of this city and nogAhorood held to
day the chairman reported that The strikers on al the
roads had resolved 10 remain firm IN their dctcrmIua.
ton stay out on strike. he added That tie men
could not accept the terms offered 10 them hy ihr
director, Of the railroads though they regretted the
inconvenience the general public W., put {" on 80
count Of The strike.
\ locomotive on the North British lire 10 dty having
q policeman in the cab with the cugIedriycr. "a~
stoned by mob Of strikers this city. The rol'r
man was severely injured The police auihoiIir-
promptly ordered out a f.cc If oii'cr- with iu,trc
lions t. patrol the rarpid line, ~ all point WheN
the strikers COHgregltr or are likely to as-cmiI"
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rrrnRr oy LIE cnclGo .HIr owl.

Chicago Jan. li-Chcf Engineer Norh"n and Gen
crl John Newton. consulting engineer Yesterday sub
miiiod report g. th" trustee, OF th" 'Mrl-p snip
canal. recommending a definite r'nt" for the man
portion ~ 'h. great waterway. in"mlu; i'" dlSinn
from Joliet nearly 90 tho civ limits of Chicago. Inc
report va, adopted. and immediate proceedings io
condemnation ordered. The c".t OF U" waterway
c-tmmcd in The report At :-'','"'o'" t' 'iih"'I
lciu. 10 feet wide and eighteen feet deep with vcr
,,l sides f walled ri1Jlr mr-purr. TUc rput" selected
- alon. the ogden ditch line to the De PLANES valley
cru-iu. the river pear summit. and t1Ic"nS ir W'-t
,dr ~ the river TO- fuci. sraI' j. provided 4" f'"l
tcuf'- of q foot mile II pant - i" rhah" - "N''t
yard with depth ~ fourteen feet IN" '-t - "~tl
mated Al 91L 7OUuuO. Tine constitution ~ t" iuinci>e
undertaking. the report .F-. VIII 'oH'Hhc l'hr yc''''
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The fund now amount, to a22 900.
STORMY wEATnER IN ErRopE.

London, Jan. 14.-Scvcrc storm, reported to be
raging in the North sea.
AdviccS from Berlin to the effect that the Elbe
IS full OF immense ice foes and that navigation in the
river j, st exceedingly dangerous from the hugo
massc, Of floating ice. The force with which the Noes
strike vessels with which they come into contact 10
enormous and already the mls of several ship, have
been crushed in. Eighteen shpwrcclcd sailors whose
vessel, had been lost III this have been landed
at llclgOland.
Violent ,u0wst9rms are acain prevailing ihoa-hou'
Austria Hungary. and j, feared that the -unciihS
which experienced In tle prcFiou, storms VIII
be renewed \ blizzard RACED lu the city OF I"9ht
all the afternoon. The Isr ad line are aan hl"chrd
by snow, and tranic is er'aty interrupted ia 'ohsf
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TWO SPEAKERS IN A HOUSE.
A LIVELY TINE IN THE COLORADO LEGIS-
LATURE.
TWO ARMED PARTIES IN THE CHAMBER
NEITHER WILLING TO GIVE IN-TRooPS
AROUND THE CAPITOL.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO IaE c"'BUsE.,


Denver, Jan 14.-To-days session of the Col
orado House of Representatives will be one long
lcmem cred 1t proved to be the most exciting IN
the history of Colorado. For some time efforts
have been made to have Speaker Hanna resign,
owing to factional differences regarding the ap-
pointment of committees At to-days session,
Representative Brown, of Denver, moved TO en-
punge from Fridays records that portion referring
10 the appointment Of committees. BY advice
Speaker Hanna refused to recognize the notion
holding that Mr. Browns sole object Was 10 cause
a rupture between the factions. An appeal from
the decision of the Cfar was made without result.
Mr. Browns followers number twenty-eight out Of
the forty-nine members.
Mr. Brown then made a motion to impeach
Speaker Hanna, which was carried, the minority
refusing to vote. Judge Jesse White was then
elected Speaker of the House by the majority, and
the amusing spectacle Of two Speakers, each en-
tertaining motions, attracted hundreds TO the
legislative ball. \ new set OF officers was ap-
pointed. Speaker Hanna for his own protection
had his desk surrounded with deputy sherlfts.
Governorelcct Routt, desiring 10 protect the
states property in ease of an outbreak, called
ont two companies Of the National Guard, who
surrounded the building. BY Governor Routts
advice Speaker Hanna adjourned the House until
tomorrow. Previous TO doing SO, dozens OF
special deputies were sworn III and Instructed 10
clear the halls.
SpeaAer White shortly afterward adjourned his
following with the same instructions.
Io-nignt TWO separate armed bodies are IN
charge of the hall, and should either attempt 70
Dust the other, bloOdshcd would be inevitable.
Neither side will compromise, and il is more than
probable that Speaker Witc will secure another
hall The city is in state of excitement, and
the OUTCOME is awaited with fear.
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JUSTIN MCARTHY'S DENIAL.
HE DID NOT INFORM GLADSTONE OF TIE
CONTENTS OF THE PARNELL MANIFESTO.
AN ASSERTION THAT pARxEL1 HAS ABANDONED


ALL IDEA or REsUMING THE LEADERSHIP.
London. Jan. 14.-,Iustin Mccarthy. in a communica-
ton to The Daily News CLibeian. which letter ap-
pear, to-day. Mes,TS. Parnc and Redmond have
attempted 10 contradict me with regard TO communlc'-
t0ns with Mr.. Glad tone. ON that point ! am not
merely the best, but the only, authority did no'
inform Mr.. Gidd>onc OF the contents Of ITr PalnelI
manifesto. wa, asked To call o. Mr.. Gladstone -
obtain assurances with regard TO Home Rule Nr.
Gladstone acquainted with his opinions. wishes ana
willingness, the subject. From what he told me !
able to express 70 Mr.. Pancl my conviction thd
If his manifesto published, Mr. Gladstone would
he ~ position 10 give certain OF tN statements MAJ
COntradi 'tOn. That, the whole story
Mr. Paencll has arrived in this city 1t is believed
that the Bouognc conference will shortly be reOpened
THE star oday says HAT Mr.. Parnel has dch-
ncly and finally abandoned all idea Of resumng the
leadership Of the Irish Parliamentary party.
Dublin, Jan. ID" The Frccman's Journal" to-day
saws that Mr. Morley. in his speech at Newcastle last
night depressed the Opposition leaders who have not
trumphed in the conflict with Mr. Parncll. Mr. Glad.
stone and his colleague, according 10 " The Journal
will remain in their presently hopelcsslJ WRONG con
ditlon until they either abandon Home Ruiz or SAY
what il means. " Poor Mccarthy" adds Tic Journal,
" whatever his merits, j. untitled To treat with VT.
Gladstone who Is evidently rather difficult person t.
NEGOTIATE WITH
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pApLEw.kI,s IpENrlrY .rILL Is Dorbr

Paris. Jan. little Figaro" 10 dN anHoanc"' that
the man arrested 1t Oot. IN spain. is not i"de"'A'
the alleged murderer Of General >clvcr-tod, hni ai
Al,atan named Helm. formerly on th" editorial stan
u The Temp" Of tai, city. ll'im accord hk To- ''
Figaro has been insane since july. las.
The Tcup,~ denies that the man under arrest
at Oot is Icim and says that Helm .- now 80 Paris.
Madrid Jan 1f.-Di-patche, received today from
Olo, state that the >oIoe are now beginning 70 b"
licve that the man held IN custody th"v. upon TIE
,uppo-iion that Doe > pldieU-. the alleged mufr"rf
OF General solver kyG. is Nhi- friend ci Iadl'" 'h
who +, irving 10 hoax the police. The prisoner, how
c,or ,carirus that he is pidlew Xxi several persons
have Informed the police that they are willing - sweat
to the that the man ~ custody Wa n HcioAd tc
dav General ScIiversk0ff shot I'm raGI,.
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pRouIyEyT SPEAKERS TO BE PRESENT.

The eighth annual dinner Of the Society Of Medical
Jurisprudence win be given at Shcrrys, on January "a
Among the prominent persons invited b be present most
whom have promised to deliver addresses are "cnc''
Sherman Grover Cleveland, Joseph II. Choate cNJudIe
Richard OGofnnn. Chauncey NJ. Dcpcw, General Thomas
Ewing Colonel Robert q. InecrsOll the Rev DE- John X
Paxton. y. Hopkins Smith. DR.. ". y. Hammond +. X,
COudert and DR.. T.. c. Sptkka. Grover Cleveland i
member Of the society and Judge McAdam is it, president
Dr Mclean Shaw Dr. y. L. Brill and D. L, Fairchild
ire the connittes @ dinner,
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SUPPORTING CAPTAIN PIERCE IN HIS WORK.

SUPPORTING CAPTAIN PIERCE IN HIS "oI'h.
Washington Jan. little Commissioner 0i lhdiaI !
Ana!f, ha, written a letter to Captain r. J. fIeIce'
acting Indian AGENT at the Ifne Kldtc AScH'S' III
South Dakota in the of which, aitcr assuring
him Of the fullest support and cooperation ol 'ne
Indian Bureau IN the discharge Of his duties, lie says
Congress having ratified the Sioux bill 1t VIII De p''
uesblc az an c1i!y day this Office 20 carry oi"dIu
the suspended payment, and distributions authorized ny
Congress oi the bcHct II the Indians at Pine la2c 10
each Of these your attention viii be- invited
csp,cia " anNou that the wok Of cducau'n souid
te carried forward with all practicable em'cn'|' anu 10
this end especially invite you to give personal a'n'n 70
the present condition o; the schools under your coht" '
ask you recommend me any nodlhcatOhs OF ''''S
Silch you think the good OF the service may require
am anxious also that you should have the assistance
o. persons all the places at the agency VINO
shall thoroughly competent for their work. As you
are aware doubtless the question Of politics does o anu
should not enter all into the matter Of qual'"'
Tor setyice subordinate places at your agency ~
You hereby requested and instructed 10 M"kc p''
Into the Qualifications your subOdinatea clcf9 i'''
etc., etc., and report % any persons "hoh No" 80
ohh for their respective duties. stating specihcaV No
reasons for your belief 49,.
! an very desirOus also that any VINO may nav 1N
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SIR CHARLES dixie oN EUROPEAN DIsARMA
NEXT

Paris. Jan. 1f.-Ihc "Gaulci>r today publ hes aH
interview with ~Ir Clnr!o, Dlb" iu wmch the I1ti"r
>ay3 that he j, convinced HAT Emope VIII not di
arm 4, Ru.,1 viii not consent 70 do 80, ON the
ground that -hc is compelled To- maintain powerful
army peace footing IN order - compcu,at" for
the fact that there must necessarily le DELAY 900
modifying her force. th" Russian fao oHd- Tus f"'s
in number The car, according h. -ir rhalr- Dilhc
j. peacefully inclined. and 80 long Russia doe, rot
move no Other country viii take action. European
conflict. 90 the opinion Of the -du. i,cr D. bound
10 -OuIc day.