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The sun., 1892-12-18

. IA. issasa IS Snst E SaSw% a A. the eolatSTal
Central Railroad the report, Of Receiver Conner
Is "sSe asst ssyns vi hs eaa 1 esG
1s,,l 81 wers rai,l out Of borrowed money, 1880
binatie1 5etWeen G"s'f is frssdent and %' Divers
OF its directors. contederating with the other
Ing their unsuitable and discrcdited securities
to the plaintiff at such prices as Yielded them
on plsintir % heavy Yea yearly loss. was contrsry Contrary
That the % pretended Cont Contract dated Oct. 70 %
nov 2 ss s and al the acts done
cd pnrchase Of the stocks and honds Of said
money Of plainti!I q over 600 9o9 S1sh to
t airectors. tors the sSadic1te dsfendants and
their confederates, were all acts planned
done, and psssiiormsd by, said lnman; .1tsa or
fsu OF such orirnaI M aicnt syndicats scnsms
and all tho pretended contracts hereunder
o s e
and assets q PLAINTIFF BY the d
diversion OF trust funds"
Under the Virginia State law no director is
allowed to vote on question In which he ls IN.
Is shown in the complaint that under this law
her9 ha Vas not Ino1nm At a. any meeting dnn az az
WUltH lue actS 'OnDlAlneu OI WoTo uoue VI
authorized. At these meetings the presence
Swami. Wormser. and John c. and Patrick
were prohibited by the aforesaid law from par
tiGi,pIt"n nb,1a in the s msstinEa ,d,,.. 1,u.,
Swami. and John G Calhoun for the express
purpose OF being able to, realize large profits
Tn ha sess to
of such srndSa. Ihsy constantly Of Their
@ @Iosd T$arany: t&st 7 was i' II :Gmpi.ts Goadi: @
and long had been ''s.aSiili Actually ana Earning
5sns %Srr nsn II s. a GSn annual sy
ought to ssenrs the control Of of1 such valuable
railway system by the purchase OF the stock Of
the Georgia Company at tho price named. and
purchase Nere not accompl shed. the Central
lailrond Company would without doubt. build
oc',inied ly the Richmond and Danyille road.
The said syDdcate directors and their as
dGs, s9s opy sod their
they were comn,itted. and realized on tho
to, to over s:i.5oGuOo. '''' - '"'' amounting
tru .xbt q; hs SsS
financial condition Of said Central .iisilroad
Company. the msmbers Of said syndicate. In
to misrepressnt and deceive tho plaintiff into
conceYled the material fact. that Ia Sep
tcmber. ls@s, the said Central Railroad Com
money TO meet its obligations that 1t had ac-
tunlly entered into a contract to issue and sell
to New York banking firm $5,0O0.00O OF It's
and which would thus add $3.50. 900 OF absolute
fixed annual charges on thu. property and In
come Of tho said railroad In front OF the 40. 600
shares OF stock which was hold by the Georgia
Company. Instead OF being. as then repre-
sentel. exceedingly prosperous the said cor
and constantly increasing burden Of debt"
The sun., 1892-12-18
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
SMOKING JACKETS and DRESSING GOWNS

SMOKING JACKETS and DRESSING o0wH2
Mems fine quality plain and check Home.
spun Smoking Jackets. with corded trim
mings. g. BS each: actual value $3.50.
Mems superior quality imported Tricot
Cloth Smoking Jackets. quilted Innings and
satin trimmings. $7.75 each: value Ss.os.
Mems best quality Blanket Bath Gowns,
colored borders. $5.9S each: value $50.
Mons Imported Broad Cloth Dressing
Gowns. colors navy. brown, and slate.
$9.4 each: actual value $l2.
NECkwEAR.
Mems best quality Silk. Satin. and French
Crepe Scarfs. self and fancy figured, oorn.
prising Pufrs. Four-in.Hands. and wide
apron Tecks. 0Sc. each; actual value $1.26.
GLOVES.
Mems Driving. Coaching and Walking
Gloves. In all the leading makes. including
Jouvin's. Dents. Perrin's. and Fowne's
Kid. Dogskin. Cape. Suede. Castor. Buck
skin. and Craven Tan.
Special - Mems Dogskin Walking
Gloves. with gusseted fingers. newest
shades. at 0Sc. pair; were $1.25.
Mems Real Cape Walking Gloves. OUT
seams. in English tans. at $3.50 pair;
worth $1.75.
Mems Astrakhan Gloves. with leather
palms. in seal. navy. and black. $l.25.
sUsPENDERs.
Mems extra fine quality Silk and Satin
Embroidered Suspenders (plain and fancyl
put up In glass top and plush boxes. at 75c..
9Sc.. $1.35. $1.9s. and $275 per pair.
The sun., 1892-12-18
CL0AKS, SUITS, FURs.
MIR. TEAL'S CHRISTMAS TREE

Elaborate Plans for Entertaining Needy Lit
tie Ones at tho Big Garden.
Tho Christmas Society. OF which Oliver Sum-
nor Teal is President. promises to give many
children u bright Christmas at 25 cents per
child. This society gave wholesale Christ
mas exhibition last year for the benefit OF as
many poor children as could got into the Mad
ison Square Garden. Mr.. Teal and the other
officers OF tho society are now preparing to
repeat tho entertainment on Monday after
noon. Dec, ~. They promise to entertain
10000 children: and for that purpose they Az srSS
gingerbread cakes. 10000 apples. and many
thousands Of presents.
Many OF ths charitable organizations Of the
city and large number OF persons Interested
r.II in oIG ennG the lives Of small children have
selectinG the little ones. Tho plans for han
ding the children after they have been col.
lectcd in the Garden have been 30 perfected
tina; the society Is confident that there will be
taken care Of. As the children enter the Gar
den each one will receive n bag containing
half q pound of candy. two apples. and two
pieces Of gingerbread.
an, An entertain,mSnt , consisting Of music by
tons dog circus. tho koyal Japanese troupe,
and several comedy specialties has been ar
ranged for the children. and this will be fol-
lowed BY tho distribution Of presents from
csivs pressn The entrs expense 81 this
entertainment will be borne BY. voluntary con-
trihutions from the friends OF tho society.
About one.quarter OF the money necessary
to carry on the entertainment has thus far
- cents to $25.
The sun., 1892-12-18
HAhOKERCH|EFS,

Our entire Handkerchief stock. composed
OF now and choice goods. was bought In
large quantities at lowest figures. Hav-
ing too many Of tho following styles We
have made special reductions to insure .
speedy clearance:
Ladies' Japanese Embroidered Silk Hand
kerchicfs, 19c. each: were SOC.
Ladies' Silk Mousselne Handkerchiefs,
handsomely embroidered. 4sc. each: re-
duced from 9Sc.
Ladies' Embroidered and Hcmstitched
Handkerchicfs. 121ac. each: worth zoe.
Ladies' Embroidered and scalloped-bor-
dered Hnndkerchicfs. 25c. each: worth 35c.
Ladies' all-linen Embroidered Initialled
Handkerchicfs. 25c. cach in fancy boxes
$3.50 por half dozen.
Chldren's Handkerchiefs. in fancy boxes.
at 25c., oOc., 50c., and 66c. box.
MEMS HANDKERCHIEFs.
Mems Hcmstitched and Printed Hand
kcrchicfs. 1870. each: zoe. per half dozen.
Mems all-inen Embroidered Initialled
Handkcrchicfs. 25c. each; in fancy boxes.
$1.5O por half dozen.
Mems Embroidered Initialled Silk Hand
kerchicfs. large size. broad hem. DOC. each |:
worth 75c.
Mems Embroidered Intialled Silk Hand
kcrchiefs. extra size and quality. 7Oc. and
9Sc. each: unequalled values.
Mems all-silk heavy Brocaded Satin
Muf1lers. in black. white. and cream. $50.
each: worth $1.4S.
The sun., 1892-12-18
CLOAK, SUIT and FUR
DEPARTMENTS.
BeUiIdeIing Variety.

We invite visits from purchasers OF
Holiday Presents to the magnificent Offer
ings we are now making at substantial
reductions from regular prices in our
Ladies' and Misses Suit, Cloak and Fur
Departments. We have never before
been prepared with such comprehensive
assortment There are Costumes and
Wraps from the world-famed fashionable
makers of London. Paris and Berlin. sup
plemented by those OF our own make and
the best American manufacturers. We
venture to say that. In point Of variety
and the bargains we present. this exhibit
Is beyond competition.
We mention few specialtles that are
worth making q note Of. viz:
Imported Evening Wraps.
Imported Evening Costumes.
Travelling Garments, suitable for all
climates.
Mackintoshes, made specially for us and
warranted waterproof. Qf they do not
prove so. return them and we will re-
fund the money!.
Alaska Seal Coats, Capes and Jackets.
Fur-lined Garments; Muffs and Boas.
Animal Head Scarfs in all fashionable
furs. Tho largest assortment ever
shown In ono establishment.
London made Walking Jackets and Top
Coats.
Misses Coats In endless assortment.
Misses Suits, Jackets and Long Gar
mcnts for dress. school or street
wear. at much below regular prices.
Adherins TO our fixed rule, We make NO
charge for altering Ladies' Misses Cloaks,
Suits, Fur Garments, or Fur Capes.
The sun., 1892-12-18
ART EMBROIDERY DEPT.

our Embroidered Lambrcquins, Table
Covers, Scarfs, &c.
Silk Lambrequlns. gold embroidered,
knotted silk fringe. $3.8S. $!.48, and
$5.DS each: decidedly exceptional values.
Silk Lambrequins. gold and silk embroi-
dered. $G.9S cach-Extra wide silk Lam
brequns. gold embroidered. $lO.OS each.
Clearing sale prices for Table Covers
Hand-painted. knotted silk fringe. reduced
to $2.0S each; gold embroidered. 1915
each; satin (gold embroldered). $3.0S.
japanese Silk Decorating Scarfs. gold
embroidered marked down to 7Uc., SOc.,
Si.GS; one-third below former prices.
The sun., 1892-12-18
An Exhibition or Irish Laces and Art En-.
br0iderIes In Fifth Avenue,


Mrs Ernest Hart's nane is well known in
connection with the revival and promotion Of
Irish industries. particularly in tho part OF
Ireland known as the congested districts Of
Donegal. In these and In other counties OF
ireland Mrs. Hart has trained her workers to
produce beautiful and artistic woollen and
linen fabrics. rich ombroideries. and fine laces
An interesting collection Of these will DO on
exhibition and sale next Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday at the show rooms OF Mr..
BsumGartcn. 321 Fifth avenue. New Yorkers
may there procure original and beautiful artl-
cles for Christmas gifts and at the snme time
add to the resources OF the Donegal Industrial
fund. tho proceeds and profits Of which arc
devoted to the furthernnce OF the Industrial
work begun nnd carried on with 50 much
On Tuesday afternoon; ut Mr.. Baumsarten's.
how the "Keils Embroidery Industry" was
instituted. and how her workers have been
trained IN the arts OF vegetable dyeing. wood
also speak at the house OF Miss Cooper, lli
East Twenty. first street. under the Presidency
of Mr.. Joseph II. Choate. more especially on
the work which has beon carried ont in county
Donegal in reviyng tho native woollsn indus;
arts. m The talk Viii Be- illustrated with o stsreop.
ticon views. as, Mrs. Hart has found 1t impos-
sible to make her hearers realize tho strange
conditions OF life Of the congestsd districts OF
Donegal unless the country and people aro
usually presented to them, The. Invitations
Mrs. Eugene Kelly. Mrs. John King, and Mrs.
r. H. Johnson.
The sun., 1892-12-18

Premier Fielding Says Free Trade Would Be
the Salvation OF His Country.

Premier Fielding Says Free Trade Would He
the Salvation OF His Country.
BosToN. Dec. 1.-THE Hon. William S. Field
ing. Promier Of Nova Scotia. who is visiting
Boston. said in conversation yesterday regard
ing the probability Of closer trade relations
with the United States: Il have no doubt that
Nova Scotia would benefit. and the entire Do
minion as we'll. My opinion always has been
that we should have free trade with the States.
and now entertain hopes that we are nearer
the much desired end than before
"One reason Is that the Federal Government
must do something. They must bend the
knee. for circumstances have come about that
ought to cause change in policy.
"WelI. | do not want to be considered an
alarmist. but undoubtedly 1t is necessary for
efforts that the Cabinet is making to create
now channels OF trade lost in the United States
But this country Is our natural MARKET and
hone that we can obtain a chance to send our
products here rather than to far away lands"
Ono indication that gave the speaker conil-
dence was the fact that elections have recently
gone against the Government.
THE Ministry cannot help but sec the drift
OF public opinion. and II it does not mend its
ways then Il will no doubt have to Givo way to
the Liberals"
Mr.. Fielding thinks that reciprocity at least
is sure to como In the near future.
The sun., 1892-12-18
LADIES' CLOVES,

The attention OF Holiday purchasers Is
called to our extensive display Of all the
leading Novelties in our own exclusive
brands of tho celebrated JOuvin Gloves !:
"Neuvillc," "St.Laurcnt," "Clermont." /"
4-button Glace. $1.5O and $1.S5 pair.
4-button Suede. $1.45, $1.85 and $1.S5.
s-button Suede Mousquctairc. 81. 80, So. 10.
The sun., 1892-12-18
TOILET GOODS.

Silver Toilet artlcl es OF every descrip.
tion at positively lowest prices.
Toilet Csses and Manicure Sets at 0sc. and 81
worth from SL.b0 TO IS.
French Atomxers At CSC. each: worth SI.2b.
200 gross Perfumsa In fancy bottles at 10c., nSa,
and 4ec.j half value.
Bon Bon BAskets. lined with satin. at 0se. so
0I.0s.
60 pieces Combination Toilet and Manicure Casa
with best csluloid fittings. elegant Plush Case.
0s.O8, worth Sl25o
The sun., 1892-12-18
UMBRELLAS.

Choice assortment OF Ladies' and Mems
Silk Umbrellas, with handles Of Ivory.
Agate. Dresden. 14-karat Gold. Pearl (gold
mounted. natural Woods. with sterling
silver deposit. inlaid silver and solid
sterling silver. at prices ranging from $3
to $40. Engraving free of charge.
The sun., 1892-12-18
FANCY GOODS, &c.

Dolls. Lamps. Clocks. Jewelry, Leather
Goods. Fancy Opera Glasses. silverwars.
Travelling Bags. Fancy Antique Oak
Wood Boxes with gold and silver orna.
mentatlon). Fancy Leather Jewel Boxes.
Collar and Cuf Boxes. Whist and Playing
Card Boxes OF every description. Photo
graph Albums In Plush and Fancy Lsathers.
Razors and Strops. Pocket Cutlery OF every
description. Pocket Flasks In silver aud
leather mountlngs. &C.. &c.
Imported Baskets. trimmed and uu-
trimmed: Hand-painted Cclluloid Whisk.
broom Holders. Toilet Bottles. Glove and
Handkerchief Cases ---all marked down tn
close out.
The sun., 1892-12-18
M.mI. Hs.aan n Mother.

Mrs. Hannah has written to District Attor-
ney Nicoll that her daughter. Mamie. who got
RoundsRan DALEY tried for assaulting her on
March 20. became tho m mothsr OF girl baby on
Friday Although acquitted OF that assault,
Dailoy was convicted OF assault on Mrs. Han
her lettcr sald that II he . cot Tan new an trial shs ~
T"u,i n"t d. able to appear against him. ns
HI. dalglter was Very III and needed her al :
insist that DALEY IL the iather Of the child.
The sun., 1892-12-18
Brookiya's Fire Department.

Fire Commissioner Enniss annual report to
Mayor Boody OF Brooklyn shows that during
the first eleven months OF tho year there oc-
The present total force Of the department is
641. an increase OF 55 during tho year There
are in the service 10 engines. ilre boats. !
tenders. and = coal wagons; and In reserve 2
engines, 13 extension ladder trucks. hose
tenders, and coal wagon.
The sun., 1892-12-18

The Mecca Temple OF the Mobiles OF tho
Mystic Shrine is going to give its FIRST general
reception and carnival In the Madison Square
Garden on Jan. 26. Tho carnival portion Of
the evenings entertainment will be under the
supervision Of Frederick solomon. who has
The carnival will last about two hours and
will he followed by n general recePtion; Con.
parts Of the country have sgnlisd their inten-
tlon OF eing present.
The sun., 1892-12-18
Grace Daniels Win He Closely Watched In
Future.

Grace Daniels. the twelve-year- runaway
girl. was committed to the American Female
Guardian Society yesterday by Justice Duffy
In the Essex Market Police Court This course
was adopted in consequence OF the chid's
mental condition. and the charges OF shop
lifting and larceny against her were with
drawn. Mr. Daniels. Grace's adopted father
says that he will not take her back again when
institution.
The sun., 1892-12-18
Best TaIueS
BOOKS.
GREAT CLEARING eALE.

SANnNANN ESfAAHs
Balance of our enormous stock OF Holi.
day Books must be sold during next fsw
days. To secure this result we rake
sweeping reductions in prices. as shown
by following quotations:
At 35c.; worth coo. to Sl.0o.
Standard Novels. &C.. BY Dickens Eliot Dumas. ana
other popular authors in half Russia binding; alss
copyright books for Boys and Girls in handsome cstA
bindings.
At 49c.; worth 75o to $1.25.
B. r. Roes works: Popular Books for Boys By Aisss
Castleman Ellis 4c.: Standard and Miscellaneous
Works In nne bindings: Illustrated Poems tbsautfui
presentation voume) Handy Volume Classica In cloth
and vellum bindnRa
At 7Oc.; worth SIPS to $500.
Large line Of hns Git Books. including bore Bible
Gallery. Paradise Lost Inferno Dore Mastsrpecsa "A
Also story of the United States dustratsd); sAvars
World complete illustrated natural history; Out OF
Doors with Tennyson tnns souvenir voums,; Heroes
Of Chivary Sailor Life: Marvellous Wonders Of the
World, 4c
At 4Sc.; worth q to $3.50.
Pictorial History of the Great Civil War Uaras hand.
some volume): Encyclopedias OF Bustness and s6cial
Forms: Farrars Life Of Christ; Crown Jewels, seso.
tons Of Poetry and Ausic webstsrs Dictionary extra
At $1.10; worth $3.50.
New Popular Atlas Of tho World. with hundreds sf
colored maps and chnrts large passs new com
plee. and strongly bound 10 cloth.
At &1.45; worth $3.50.
Gems OF Art. large elegant volume with specmsAs
Of recent art and mastsrpiecea "a great bArsainJ
STANDARD SETS.
All our STANDARD Sets at very low prices to CLOSE
Dickens. 10 vols. o8.As, Eliot. 8 vols. Ol,So,
Dumas vols, S1.0e, Hawthorne, I vols. 4l,AO1
Shakespeare. vols. o1.s1, Macaulay's England. s
vos 0ec.-otner Popular Sets in proportion-
Half Calf Sets at very low pricsa
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, DC.
Oxford Teachers Bibles. Catholic and Episeopsl
Prayer Booka &C. III great variety OF bindings at 81.
tremey low pricea
speciaI-oxford rsschsr's Bibles seal binding.
divinity circuit. Sl.4eJ worth ea
Chlldrea's story and Picture Dooks and
Games At decided barxsin prices.
The sun., 1892-12-18

MACON. Ga. Dec. 1.-THE telegraphers'
strike on the Central Railroad OF Georgia as
sumed q serious aspect to-day. when two OF
tho strikers. ]. W. Stephens and Mr.. Haggard.
were arrested. charged with contempt Of the
United, states Circuit Court. The charges
mastor W. p Epperson. ana those against
Haggard by Judson Manuel Stephens is
charged with Joining IN an Illegal conspiracy
formed between ID. g. Ramsey. Grand Chief or
the Order Of Telegraphers. and Deputy Grand
Chief Tobey to ,smbarrass the court in the
nnas4 m G hs he
gard arc more serious. He is charged with
destroying the property OF the road.
The sun., 1892-12-18
China Silks,

SO pieces Plain China Dress
Silks in assorted shades of gray,
5O-cent quality, will be sold this
week at
The sun., 1892-12-18
CREDIT TERMS TO SUIT YOU.

Look for the sign j. H. Little Co. over the door before
entering.
The sun., 1892-12-18

1000 Mems Smoking Jackets, in
great variety of colorings, Eng
lish, Japanese, and American, at
great reduction from regular value,
beginning at
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-08
TIE CHEROKEE sralP.
Stringent Methods Adopted y pssWe
Iavasions b. Cattle DsalsfA

Stringent MothoAs AAspssd y pssxes
Iavssions b. Csssis DsslsA
0uTnRIR O. T-QpverrQ pesy rsc4geq
. telegram ftom G ~ tseoys& =
the iaterior depa4snt AaQ1S Qtf,
saying that the commeAd1As fort 6sno
had been ordered ~ ths sscrstarX q Y9s
70 remove all - pttle from tho CeffoAee
strip. and that doveraos HsA,phrss q
Kansas had ordered he Asrtk q al
border ssuntiss b keep III 49, dnt q
the state. Governor 6oAy ~ 30 tsh-
graphed Instructions TO ~ 4ssok thas
sn attempt may DO hado To 6fveb eor-
ton Of them through the tarritorr. I'D %
prevent this at al AAsards. An srmed
posso is already On duty st sach county
line. and every COW ohat CROSSES intp Oh
labomA will be killed
ENID, L T., Aua g. The feQdtn9 CO..
tls owners say they viii siGn their siock
over to tho Cherokee Indians bcfors they
will suffer the severe iosp Ia na1hg the
long drive TO western TexaA In view d
thu fact that the Cherokee nation and
barons are not on the best OF terms. II I.
. matter of conjecture whether this oan
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-08
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
Nance Of Those Who VIII Deiibe rate
I'm tho Name of UncIc Same.

Nance Of Those Who VIII Deiibe rate
In tho Name Of Uncle Same.
ARLINGTON, Aug a-The names Of
the five commissioners who are to repre-
sent the United States at the coming In
tcrnational monetary conference are off,
cially announced. They arc Senator VIII
lam H. Alison Of Iowa, Senator John
+. Jones OF Nevada, Congressman james
b. McGresry OF Kentucky, ex Comp
trollcr Henry w. Caunon Of New York
and General k<nncls A. Walker Of Massa-
chusetta
Senator Allison has sccn nearly thirty
years service in the United States senate
and WAS for eight yeare a mem Ser OF tho
house before his election 70 the senate
IIe Is chairman f the committee - ap-
propriatlons, a leading member of the
committee on finance and recognized
leader In financial niatters He voted
against the Stewart free coinage bill when
IL passed the senate In July last
Senator Jones has been an earnest ad-
vocatc of frec silver. He has nos spoken
oftsn in tho senate, but whenever he has
spoken on finance In that body his re-
marks have always commanded close and
earnest attention. He Is also member Of
the senate committee on fiuanco
Mr.. McCreary succeeded Perry Belmont
as chairman Of tho committee on foreign
affairs In tho house OF representatives
and has devoted considerable attention %
pterpational questions he introduced
nc bill which called out the pan -Amsri-
can conference In Washington. aud also
tho house bill for the present monetary
conference. He voted In favor ct free ell
ver Mr. McCreary Is serving his fourth
term in congress. He is Democrat In
pditics.
Mr.. Cannon succeeded John Jay Knox
as United States comptroller Of the cur
rcncy, and resigned 10 accept tho presi-
dency Of the Chase National bank of Now
York. He is classed as opposed to free
coinage Of silver under existing condi-
tionA
General Walker is well-known
writer on economic questions. Ho was
sup perintendent OF the teuth census aud
was member Of the international
monetary conference held at Paris In is7s.
He IL president Of the Massachusetts, In
stitute OF technology. president OF the
American Statistical society. and honorary
fellow of the Royal Statistical society u
London
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-08
MUST become CITIZENS.
Interesting Decision Conc erning 0Ass,
of American BeNts

Interesting Decision Conc erning OAssrs
Of American Beets.
WASHINGTON, Aug. a-An Interesting
question has been presented TO tho treas
ury department In regard to the steam-
ships City OF New York and City OF Paris,
the owners OF which are preparing to have
them documentei ns American vessels In
accordance with the provisions OF special
act OF congress granting them that priyi-
lege under certain conditions. The steam
ship company Is anxious to retain the
present officers OF those vessels, most OF
whom are Of foreign nationality, and in
order 10 bring thom within the law requir-
ing vessels of the United States to be
ofIicerod exclusively by citizens Of the
United States, tho company took steps 10
secure their speedy naturalization. The
officers have taken out their first papers,
but must servo out the full prohibtory
period before they become full nedged
cfttxena
A. q test case, application was made 20
the treasury department for the retention
Of Captain Watkins M master of the City
Of Paris during his probational period OF
naturalization. The commissioners of
navigation, to whom the matter was re-
ferrod, has replied that the law Is obliga,
tory ~ 10 the citizenship Of masters u
United States vessels, and that such citi-
zepship In the case OF an alien is not es-
tablished until ne shall have fulfilled all
the requirements n the naturalization
lawu