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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-31

Everybody should attend the horse
show in Lebanon, on April Sth.
There will be services in the First
Presbyterian church every Sunday,
morning and evening. The evening
sermon is especially intended for the
young people. Young Peoples prayer
meeting at I P. NJ. on Sundays. All
are cordially invited to come and wor-
ship with us. Please make yourself
known to the Pastor.
EDWARD EccLEsToN.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-31

Ifanybody wants to know anything
about the stallion show, just call on
the committee.
From now until March 80, we offer
with the exception of our spring
stock, everything at cost.
The Il. E. Blain Clothing Co., Al
bany, Ore.
Millinery orening at Mrs. Geo.
Rice's Friday and Saturday, March
81, and April l. Prettiest styles and
cheapest prices ever sold in Lebanon
All are cordially invited.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-31

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed by the
county court of Linn County, Oregon. ad-
ministrator Of the estate OF A. W. Grubb,
deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to
present them to the undersigned at Leba-
non, Oregon, duly verified, within six
months from this date.
Dated this 9th day of March, 1898.
+. NJ. SMITH, Admr.
]. R, WYATT, Atty, for Admr
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-31

the churches in town always have
an eye to improvement. The ladies of
the Presbyterian church are seating
the church with pews, thus doing
away with the noisy chairs and be-
sides beautifying the church. New
pulpit furniture will also be furnished.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-31
@xprrsstuats.

Bud Thompson has new sign up.
Try the new drink, Cream Soda, at
Zahn's
Special baking done to order at Mrs
May Zahn's. !.
Born, to the wife OF NJ. Lonsberry,
Sunday evening" a son.
Mrs. j. A. Beard Of Portland, IS In
our city visiting friends and relatives.
Pumps and pipe down to Albany
prices. F.C, AYERS 4 Co.
Miss NOM Miller spent Saturday
and sunday in Albany visiting
friends.
J.. S. Courtney NJ. d. Physician,
Surgeon and Accoucheur, Lebanon,
Or.
w. +. Deaklns, the county assessor,
was In Lebanon this week survey
ingthe city limits.
A panther recently entered the city
limits Of Ashland several nights.
Fresh bread, pies, doughnuts and
cakes kept constantly on hand at Mrs .
May Zahn's
j. G. Harden, Of Lacomh, has been
appointed deputy assessor for this part
Of the county and will begin work in
the near future.
A number of the mllers Throughout /
the state have formed a combine and
incorporated under the name of the
Northwest Flour and Shipping Com
pany.
Farmers: s. N. Steele 4 Co., Of All
bany Or, are now prepared to loan
money from one to five years, in sums
Of 5000 to $4,000. Call on or write
them.
There are some hogs running ut
large on Bridge avenue, which are
going to cause the owners some cost II
they are not kept up.
The Church Of Christ meets in the
Academy for regular services every
Lords Day in the morning at II
o'clock. Sunday school ut 10 o'clock
All are invited to attend,
DIR. Lamberson received letter
from Lou Chinaman this week, in
which he stated that his arm was
about well and that he will be back to
Lebanon In u few weeks.
Anyone wishing weaving done, can
get 1t done nicely by bringing II to me-
Iasi widow and earn my living by
weaving. Please give me your pat
ronage.
Mrs. NANCY KRIS, Lebanon, Or.
We call attention to w. c. Da-
Wis new ad which appears in this is
sue Of the EXPRESS. Mr.. Davis Is
successor to g. w. Simpson and when
visiting Albany you should not fail to
give him call.
Fruit trees for sole at M. L. Forster's
nursery, at bedrock prices. Call and
get my prices before buying elsewhere.
Prune trees very cheap for the next
thirty days. M. L, FORSTER,
Tangent, Or.
Jas. Coffett's little girl fell from the
barn loft one day last week breaking,
one OF the bones Of the forearm, just
above the wrist. The child was
brought to town and the fracture re-
duced by DR.. Foley.
"The people Of this vicini ty insis
on having Chamberain's Cough
Remedy and do not want any other"
says John v. Bishop, of Portland
Mills, Indiana. That is right. They
know 1t to be superior to any other
for colds, and Us a preventive and cure
for Group, and why should they not
insit upon having II. so cent bottles
for sale by M. A. Miller,
The following 10 the list Of prizes to
be awarded at the horse show, at this
place, April s: Best draft (stallion),
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-31
BUYYoUR

HARDWARE, STOVES AND RANaH
FROM
MATTHEWS & wAsHBURN,
Albany, Ore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
TEMPLE OF FAME
The wsmsn Of th- Congregational
Church Have L.

The LADIES' Aid society Of the south
congregational church gave = very
pleasing presentation OF the Temple
If F<ms" IN TIE church parlors last
night Tie room Was crowded ard
many were unable 10 Dc seated. The
stage effects we're pretty and we'll ar
ranged. Aiss Frances Compton repre-
ssnt-d the Goddess Of Fame and Was
seated on . throne Al the right OF the
stsxs. she vas attended by sidney
Lkthrop and George Sinclair ~ her,
aids aud Masters Hsrold Rogers aud
Freddie Hensen ss pages Claimants
tor the crown Of fame we're announced
snkiy 10 the queen by the heralds. and
each gave reasons why the crown
should be gwen 10 her. The claimants
represented tventy-six leading chsrsc-
ters IN history. among which were
Queen Elizabeth by Mrs George Brown.
Martha Washington By Mrs. L. T.
Dsnss Grace Daring by Nss Ella
Mason. Hypsta by Niss Myrtle r.
Turner. Harriet BeecheF Stove by Ms
br. Sxnhorn, Mary. queen OF scots. by
Mira J. +. SmiiA, Pocshontxs by Ma
Della Hester.
AFTER having heard all claimants the
Goddess gave Der decision aud the
crown ~ts presented BY several Iittie
girls The rejected claimants were
taeu coasoisd ~ ne Goddess and tae
sntsftki1ment closed VITA q pretty
tAeieau- 10 ~ % repeated tonight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
ALL FOR THE FAIR
The Local Forestry commis-
SION is Busy
GATHERING IN WOOD EXHIBITS
ssns a sns cxads xAd Pnnapss csn-
uivsasss Me- Rs@sy :ss sap
nsas - ch.ssga

WsiIs ths eoiiseron OF forestry en-
niD.ts by ne cosm .ss.sn. whose nss-a-
quarters q n tAls ely, nae nssa sLsv
foe varsus rsasspss ina eomn1sson
hsS some vHlazb.> skalb.ts ready 70
AMP. n Arnoid White, TIE secretary
ef me comasls sion. sd yestsrday thar
sxEss.ts are coming n steadily. with
sas sxcepsioa o. sns ioks Of varGous
uoods. wn.ca are b 10 exhibited "a ito
rouxn aad IN differing stages Of IA
lsaed work. some Of tns Latter are -
- furnssnst ~ the lse2l fsctoriss- Ia
the lac Of manufactured forest pro-
dsess. . eosner Of tAe worlds fair
once IN the court nouss basement -
.. led wifn al exnlbst OF manufactured
usrss packed ready for 90 pmsnL The
comm sslon expects 10 recsiss tne ooi<
or lts EXHIBITS before March 10, a.
which time Eney ~ill nave all been sent
% me fair. Tals vii aiios two weeks
leepsy before ADri !. wnen Shipments
must CEASE
TIE moss intefsscns exhibit thusfar
Obtained $ thai Of oil primitive lmple-
naents used - the esr.leag pi0Ecers cf
hsn1 county. Among tnem are coo.fi-
buksons ~ r4iius St1s <lng OF an sncient
caitIyator with eos horn handles. ussd
b. I'm IN breskiag Ds tlr.t farm on
the vest SIDE before = ely had been
dreamed Of par Of snow shoes
winch ne wore shlle locating land
where the city nos stands al Immease
and ungAiniy nsyfakc and other crude
articles. James Waite contributed al
ingsnloQs corn planter watch sas
made long before the days Of the
Tnodern kind. but works admirably.
Mrs. Eetssy W0lverton gives a prlnn-
tive bread tray made BY al Indisn over
seventy years ago and some MIN q
household articles George Barker Of
West Bridge street brought some queer
old homemade tools. Mrs ;. q.
ketcnzm cootr. Sutes . small spinning
wheel sor wool work. add Mrs George
tdlson large one for lax spinning.
Ju.tce {. Rogers EXHIBIT iaciudes al
ant.quaied single cutter, neck yoke,
"a ancient apple paring contrissnce
snd other crude machines.
The y ribs fair authorities have APP
proved the Arrangements OF wings 10
be ballt cut from the walls Of toe for
estry exnlblt, - as 20 give additional
wal space. saicn will give ample room
a. least for all the smaller ARTICLES
when may be sent .tls not now prob
allie that the extensive Lumber camp
skhiblt. at fir-t contemplated, will bs
made. but is - anticipated that all
Mchigzn woods viii DO shown IN all
stages OF nnisn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

MRS II. A. Ea0LEsToS. 81 THOMAS ST.
nsl.hborhood. ana 10 10 ~ere well kasvn II
would Be rhe ~onter Of ths city, There 10
really sore.hlng aimest mArseloas about 10.
Yo4 so~ oser toe years AZ nv health fexAn
60 fail aud had severe heFnorrhsge from nv
lunzs. Thea bcxaa 10 20 down very fast;
NY lunSs began TO pa me. had bad eongo.
loss Of appetite. pain In my sids. hixht ssssts.
ehliis snd fsver znd marked emaciation- Ny
uosfrlis we're CONSTANTLY fltlnx up with
mueas Annoying me dr-Aafuis. became 30
weak could hardly walk aad the least exer
non would make me struggle for breath
During sii This time Vas under the care OF
pbys.cixns who we're highly skilled ia acute
troubles but never got the slightest help
On- % them Told mt ne could do nothing for
me- bur wOui soon die Of eonsam ption. OF
course that completely discouraged me. ana
Vas ready 10 gise %. but 10y husband. hear
Ing % Dr. kankins success IN lung troubles.
taos ne 10 see him. he dldn't give me much
encour2xement st nrsf. but the trial treat
meat gave me so rapch relief aud seemed so
sensible that I bssan . course OF treatment.
You SEE The result nov. no psin anywhere. no
cough and no short breath. nose. throat and
lungs clear. Nj appetite Is rsvenous and
gsiaed twelve pounds the nrsf month l can
wax anywhere without fatigue. Ny ehiils
and levers and night swrafs are entirely gone.
la tact. l Am like one RAISED from the grave.
weuld advise anyone WITH lung trouble. no
matter how bad. 10 20 10 Dr.. Rankin; for as
the doctor says. It's ones duty 10 strive for
health while there Ia hfe In the body"
Or. Rankin Isa graduate OF Ana Aroor and
has bad Years Of experiences In bis speaisltiss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

Pleasant Ensrrssinrn-ns Of the State
Conmanteres.

(orlmantcrics-
Every seat vas occupied in Good
Tsmplsfs asil last ght a. the enter.
isiamsnt gwen by unson Of the sx
communicates Of the United Fusnds
81 NichiKan n tbs city. The enter
tsinment vas gwen "a honor Of = few
@ tbs officers u the supreme comman-
asry. soo have been IN the city $40 OF
three Gays in ne interest OF the order.
Inc program wss as fclioss
lrs.ramentsi muse. Mrs. NJ. kittner.
r~cftsuon, NevA hsr.ott. violin and
3 ans sa.p. Ia ant Louisa Ecatsr-
Hae1, VEGA 500. I1il Mills. instru-
uentsi. d anse Frttsrscn. recitation.
tiis -sirer 3 ano .olo. Tia Nssixiod
40 l'r ~ A. IS rsrr Of Detro .. L.
:. co1lra asfr laaa .oIo. Mary Pet.
'ersch VEGA saiy. At. r-ri.ss.cn.
Mrs.. y. " Noea etsi $50. earle.
faso.it. ree ..atoa. ssc.s ash. RI.
strune1tsi muse. a. kaiscne. vocal
900. AADt Carr. recitation. Viols
>tfti, usHlers admitted INTO the
erder instr1meDtsi mnss. oisro and
f1te, X kaoefh NsEsi aud Mary Wnrx-
t1F4.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

The NJ g. A. STATE aootistson q
piannI1g Ter q gsnlussttc contest -
tskr p sec some tins leKt sun nee. taa
contestants 80 be ss.es,tet ffcnt tn
T'trf1l> 'pcai otEanfltii0ns. The ssIec.
Sens = Z - made FROM reports II ioc.l
soFx wa'fh vi b. sent - s-trot for
ettn aetou. TIE arsnf Rsg.ss
gfsirseua etl t-z.a tte erei suinsrv
iie-s tt-s eteriaR. vblca 49, require
SEQ meet So 81 cowCi 81. lae -vtuss
af a1n hEt '1mp. fence vsu.t az
rota7f s.at. skrpu< POPE 81 i1t
garIf clua r*ls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
FIFIY-EICHT YEARS OF SUCCESS

Have given 4 tie reputation OF aspecinc l
iaaE sr-ctions. frem tho c0mmoa cold 20 q
dress CousumDtion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
Or. SCHENCk'S
PUlMONlC SYRUP.

TIE one compound % natural agents which
selis with svitest and strongest force on the
lungs aHd their approache&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
An Opportunity Lost

Is never reganed and while another opportunity may
present itself IS not certain to do If you desire
to possess a valuable souvenir, secure Columbian
Half Dollar Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

Hendefks At.nk <o Iai Faorsh
strs.,. ts'.eT city oaasel fsaaas-.
No - IL aystle strsei -. Aedfe~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
TALK or THE MeleHDoRhooO
Net a SeaadaI. Murder Robbery ~ lnps-
rstam,. Bus s.npsy Plaza unssrished
Sisry at Lady who kppfsei-
s:es Her Essserstoa %
Health snd famly.

oas q srss1 ssssas bright se,es 10 Nrs
Il. A. E<siesssa q Ae..zs> fbsiezs street. In
so~zk - u her rseest n1Fre~ e>sAss fEota
sssza. sas said. Il s1s< tns la 81 ne
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
Organized Charity

All interested in the formation OF So
ciety of ORGANIZED CHARITY will at
tend the MASS MEETING to be held at
Powers OPERA House this friday even
ing. February II. All citizens interested
in the great cause OF charity ale urgently
invited to attend. The Hon. n S. Rosenau,
National Superintendent of Charities and
Corrections of the Columbian Exposition;.
the Hon. Levi L. Barbour of Detroit and
many other prominent speakers will ad-
dress the meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
THE 1892 DATEl.

THE HERALD is still supplying it readers with
the 1902 coins at LOO. In Chicago they arc being
held at $3.50 each.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-23
Al MILLION FRIENDS

a friend in need is friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just snch a friend in Pr.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. II You have
never used this Great Cough Medicine,
one trial will convince you that il has
wonderful curative powers in all dis
eases Of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Each bottle il guaranteed to do All
that is claimed or money refunded.
Trial bottles free at e. G. Williams,
Jr., q Co.'s drug store. Large bottles
SOC. and $1.00.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-23
CHARGED With CONTEMPT
Ann ArbOr Engineers Before the o.
S. Court.
INTENSE INTEREST EVIN0ED


ToLKDo, q. March IS Judge Kicks.
OF the United States circuit court ar
rived here Tuesday afternoon from
Cleveland, and At o'clock opened the
examination Of the Lake Shore engi-
necrs, who are charged with contempt
Of the order issued BY him week ago
last Saturday The courtroom was
crowded with lawyers and railroad
men. aud most intense interest was
cvinced in the proceedings The
most important 81 the five
witnesses whose testimony was
taken Tuesday afternoon was ].
.. Bcrdeen, foreman Of the Lake Shore
round-house. who deposed that Judge
PENDANTS until after they had resigned
and had refused 70 handle freight from
Ann Arbor This was the point the
defense had hoped to make in present
ing its case, consequently Mr.. lIerdeen
has not proven 20 satisfactory a wit
ness for the compliments as they had
hoped. The examination will be con-
tinued Wednesday morning.
The evidence thus far IS very strong
in sustaining the charge against the
men. Several of the strikers Tuesday
night admitted practically that things
wore going against them, but they pro-
pose TO fight every point through the
highest tribunals in the land Some Of
the more hot-headed intimate now, In
view Of the forecast of the result Of this
case, that there will be serious trouble
before they submit to the legalized
death Of the Brotherhood, which their
chiefs fear is Inevitable.
NEW York. March %. The officials
Of the railroads here are as much puz-
zled as the men over the situation Mt
Toledo and the action Of Judge Kicks
in prohibiting men from refusing to
handle boycottcd freight. II Is con-
ceded by the officers as well as the men
that II Judge Kicks opinion is upheld
the present relations between labor and
capital, as far at least as the railroads
are concerned, will be revolutionizcd.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-23

CITY or MKxfco. March 90 President
Diaz Is very anxious to establish closer
trade relations between Mexico and the
Central American and South American
countries There are q great many val
liable products raised in Mexico which
would be marketed in those countries
II trade relations were established,
and in order to establish this pro.
posed interchange Of commodities Pres.
ident Diaz has sent an authorized com.
missioner to Central America to bring
the matter before the government
there After fulfilling his mission IL
Central America the commissioner vii.
proceed to Brazil and other South
American countries with the same OBJ
iect IN view.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-23

RAILWAY. n. j.. March o. "A. B. Bird.
resident Of East Orange and general
agent Tor tho Travellers Accident In
surancc ca, Of Hartford, was struck
and Instantly killed 1T tho cherfy
street crossing Of the Pcnnsylvania rail-
road Tuesday morning. Shortly after
10 o'clock Bird alighted from train
from Newark and tried 70 cross the
track The cast bound train No ~ wan
approaching and just as Mr. Bird
stepped on the track be saw II The
train 4 a very fast ono and although
Mr.. Bird jumped back 10 avoid 4 no
was too late and was struck and Instant
ir KILLED.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-23
WASHINGTON NorEs.
what l. Iielnr Dene II the capnai 81 ,
Nation.

what = Delnr Done ~ the Capital 81 thr
Nation.
Tho president Tuesday. granted his
first pardon to Lee Roberts convicted
Of cruelty 70 seamen and sentenced
January 30 last 10 three months an
| prisonmcnt IN the Jail ut baltimore.
Roberts Il nearly blind.
Mr.. Josiah Quincy was duly Installed
rs assistant secretary OF state Tuesday
afternoon. He secured his commission
from the president and the oath 81 81.
Gee was administered 10 him BY Mr.
Harry 9. Bryan. who In addition 10
his other Offices 4 . notary public.
Mavroycni hey. the Turkish minis.
ter, had an Interview with the secre-
tary Tuesday on the complaints made
to the government on outragcs perpo-
trated by Turkish officials on American
missionaries but more particularly 10
deny tho allegation that American OH
ciala or citizens has been tampered
with Ny Turkish officials He said no
would refer tho matter To his home
government md was confident the
charges would DO disposed o.
The president will send 70 the senate
the namc Of GEN Raume,s successor rs
commissioner Of pensions within the
next ten days AL the candidates for the
Office are old soldiers These arc Gen.
A. r. Riec, Of Ohio; Col A. v. Mash,
ex-congrcssman from the ponnayfvania
district Gen. Wheeler. OF Michigan,
Col Dascy. OF Illinois; Con. Isaac s.
Catlin, OF brooklyn. and Col. w. II. Me-
Lean. Of Indiana, who was deputy com.
missioner under Mr. cleveland's former
administration. II Is believed that tho
fight lies between Gen. Catfin and Gen.
Wheeler. with the chances slightly In
favor Of the Broolslynitc.
Chief Engineer u. G Young has been
ordered TO temporary duty Ia the store
house ii tho navy yard. New York
port
Assistant Engineer w. s. Bayley has
been detached from duty al The navy
yard. New York and ordered 10 At
lanta.
The resignation 81 John G colser, Of
Illinois. principal examiner 81 lnnd
claims In the general land Office, has
been accepted
Mr.. Cleveland hns signliied HIS objec-
tions to the ncpotisIn displayed by SEN
ators in appointing their SONS and roll
atives 70 the clerltships 81 senate COM
mittecs. Tuesday he applied the rule
to himself and said to a congressman,
who came 70 urge an appointment. that
his own relatives would not be eligible
for oflfce
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-23
CHARGED WITH FRAUD
Prince Bismark and the Hebrew
Spectators.
DISHONESTY TRANSFERRED
Exciting sosns, ii he German Rslchstag when
Rector Ahlwatit Rises 70 Present
His Evidence.

BERLIN. March "a There was very
largo attendance Of members and 9th.
crs at the opening OF the Rcichstag Wed.
ncsdaY. interest and curiosity being
whetted BY the expectation that Rector
Ahlwardt would produce the documents
he claimed 10 have In his possession,
showing that during Prince IiiAmarclt'r
occupancy OF the chanccllorshlp frAuda-
lent contracts had boon made repeated
" with Hebrew hnanciers. and that
vast sums Of money belonging 70 the
state had been transferred dishonesty
10 Hebrew spectators
At Tuesdays session Of the rclchstag
Ahlwardt caused great excitement by
making these serious charges against
Prince Bismarck and several other men
who now hold ministerial positions
DR. MIGUEL, prussian minister Of a.
nance, was specifically mentioned as
being implicated In the charged
When the rcichstag opened Wednes-
day nearly all the members were In
their seats and everywhere through
the house there were evidences Of tho
excitement that had been caused by
AhiwardRs charges Immediately af.
ter the president took his seat Ahl-
wardt. upon whom all eycs were fixcd.
vhrose and stated that no wished 70 lay
few papers on the table. This an.
nouncemcnt was the signal for excited
shouts from the members demanding
that he furnish the house with all the
documents. eleven In number. which he
was directed Tuesday to furnish
Ahlwardt. In response 10 these do
mands. said that after Easter he would
supplement the documents he now fur
nishcd with other papers bearing out
these statements Renewed demands
were made that he produce 1T once all
OF his alleged documentary proof Of
dishonesty on the part Of officials and
cx-ofEiciaia
Count Won Ballestrem. leader Of
the center party. moved that the sitting
Of the rcichstag be suspended In order
70 allow . special committee 70 exam
inc tho papers already presented Herr
Richter. the FrcisInnigc leader. opposed
Count Won Bailestrcm.s motion 30 far
as II related 10 suspension Of the sit
ting, but concurred with him IN de-
manding an immediate inspection 81
the papers Count Won Ilaiicstrem's
motion was finally adopted, and m
hours recess was taken after commit
tee had been appointed TO examine the
documenta
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-23
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SENT TO THE SENATE.

Another Goodiy Number Of Appola tments
Made BY the President
WA sHIK0ToN, March 23. The presi-
dent Wednesday. sent the following
nominations TO the senate:
Intcrior-John 3. Seymour, Of Con.
necticut, Va DO commissioner Of pat
enfs.
Silas W. Lamoreux, Of Wisconsin. To
be commissioner Of the general land
Office
VIM. II. Sims, Of Mississippi, 70 Be
first assistant secretary Of the interior.
Edward A. Bowers Of Washington,
D. G., 70 be assistant commissioner Of
the general land Office.
Henry G. Boil, to be second deputy
commissioner Of pensions
Justice Horace II. Lurton, OF Ten
nessee. 70 be United States circuit judge
for the Sixth Judicial circuit
To be marshal Of the United States
Frank T. White, OF Nebraska, for the
district OF Nebraska
State Max Judd, Of Missouri, TO be
consul-general Of the United States 10
Vienna
Treasury--John ]. Carter, 81 Louis.
lana, to be collector Of the internal
revenue for the district Of Louisiana
Postmasters Philip Zoercher, ct Tell
City, Ind; Frank u. Hoy. at Point
Pleasant w. Va; Miss Leila LynS ii
Groesbeclx, Tex; VIM. G Hall, at Sweet
Springs, Mo; Neri A. Hanna, ut cadiz,
O.; Chas r. Chase, at Atlanta, la VIM.
T. England, at Vanburen, Ark