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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-08-01
Citation Notice.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
To Kate White and Archie Alfred:
NOU are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court of the county of Lincoln
in said State. on the third Monday of Scptem,
ber \. ID. 1893. to defend the suit in said Court
of Elya Chisholm. sylvester Alfred. ct al where
in YOU are defendants.
ThiS 18th day of July, \. ID. 1898.
FELIX MAY,
iyIs-3w Clerk.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-08-01

The Magnolia Gazette says buck
wheat is successfully raised in Pike
county by Capt. J. II. Stevens.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-08-01

The Franklin Advocate says
there never was a finer prospect
for cotton in Franklin county.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-08-01
Congress meets next Monday.

A good motto for these hard times
MI desperdndum."
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-08-01

Chickasaw, Frank Burkitt's county,
will vote against the saloon to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12

Under and puI.uanes OF tae vested ia the
osissaed the Cn!.al Iru'S 1,.laay OF New.iorM As
Richmond y and nd %. Font slna. ''a aSss
aOr~. r'1site da'a February 1887. ana Known a.
srcnoasn "oanys six Pr Tent cSiiatc,a Trust Mott.
s.se, IN sad Ccstlal Tru.o Sooplny Of New-Yora
's, on I'ai Re i a' .s sf i 'sss at ~
stand Of Aoiisa il. Muller Son, AucI Oaeers All the
.Gbee: ~ the c u SAID mortgage ,cd Of trust which
sal! boids shares OF stock ana pfOpe' ar SUBSTANTIALLY
share; c, e tn. ca.n,s c.pta
a. value Of one hundred dollars each
Hns tho ood Of & ava swH os
Ina RAroli Company for ee sum Of one tnouead dollars
annm pa, semi annually o. the lst Gays Of January
s. iSsr taou.sS one hundred and ten second Mortgage
Bonds OF the Wr;;ern Horn Carolina HailIbad CQplany
dollars ,aing Interest rate Of six per lc,
snau payable annually on tn lso dsy' Of January
I. Yen thoasana share. Of the common capital stock of
;siue Of onc hindred dollar. each.
c.ar len 81, sa .ne soa ya ,V Of St
value Of o,e hundr,d dollars es.h s .,.. .,... =,
s s aS R ii oss ns aSa Ssbs. Esroal
OF ts snu sars o. the nr precred capital
Of ihc Ess, tennessee Virginia aud Georgia fail
r.as Company Of the par value 0i one hundred dollars
c.. a: ' a. .of Interest Ct q h' S": TIs
rcr Gent testc, al Tras Mortgage OF February 1885,
dItsd september 80 Ies' made by and between the
Richmond and West Point terminal Railway and Ware
house Conn any ana sad { ntri Trust tomnny Of New
YORK OF in ntyfNc thousand shares 0f tho cap
tai stock OF chmond and Danyiic Railroad COMPANY
0, the par value OF hundred dollars each subject 20
ker"cmeat made ara executed by aid Richmond and
Frcdcrlc p oiceu. Alfred sully and James b. Pace
In. ssiy Will lie made IN accordance with ths request
the hodors majority OF tho bonds secured by said
Collateral Trns Mortgag an, and.r the ProS' ther,
sharcs OF stoeI .oi viii b. delivered 70 thc purchaser or
Iurchasers cree. freed ar wholly discharged from all
sh; tue interest or equity Of exemption Of he Rch
COMPANY and from al and every the trusts ana Hen ev
Pressed and declared ahd created bv said mortgage and
whou; say liability o. The part Of said plchaset or
purchasers 90 the Application o. the purchase none!
or for ne los. OF mlsappii alton thereof
right :ltiN aIf interest OF the Central Tfnst
Company NewYork as Iru.te.isi and unds, ,a'd Sly
~ ana % said yeny-1yc 'ho1s,nd sh,rs OF capital stock
ssisn-d TO tn pIrchasc O. pu,chastr subject {" the
Terms may h. examined and after Juno 2J
1893 tn ofcc OF thr Central Trust Company OF New.
YORK Nc. 50 Wal St. Ncwyork Ci'y.
Dated Nev.York. 1unc IS. 1898 - -
CENTRAL. TEt'-1 COMPANY or NETWORK.
Ry FEEDEHlC OLCQIT. President.
BUTLER sTiIIMiN HUBBARD,
Atorncv- 70 Trustee.
1910 81 Wall St. New.Yofk.
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5npines Banks.

THE GREENWICH SAVING, BANK
2if and 2iS >INTH.AVE.
I INTEREST has been declared TO depostors
L entitled thereto under The las and the bylaw, for the
months and three moths ending 80 1898 al the
OF Ibr"c and oLc,af l3 Per cent per anrum on ali
sums nom - to 3COc. payable and after Monday
July IL 1893
Interest will begin July deposited on or
before July 10. 1898.
JAMES cCINLAN, Treasurer.
LEONARD d. WHITE,
FRANCIS II. LEGGE1r Secretaries
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canization agreement until anG lnclu n, nn,cre.t
on tie first instaIment, from inly 10 10 t hc
date of payment lie added. Holders u IN de-
remaining common and preferred sha 1 ;;rdor scl
In negotiable. form, will receive from tnr ,,;snatcs
States Trust Company its ncaotaDe ,hn Ze,y
of deposit which have been listed on =, w ha ~
York stock Exchange, and which VIII w.
changed within "a reasonable time Tor cns'''''
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r1,nOprAN rINANCIAL MARKET.

London. July H. p. m.-New-N ork. P"nn,ylvnnn ~
and ohio first TortGug" bonds. 10 "a tanndan ia
life - 36: Erie sccord cGnsos, 80. Illinois central
% Ia; Mcyican ordinary. - New York Ccnlrai'
1903 l-o: Reading %. Money. l20 - per cent.
Tho rate OF discount In the open market for noth
Short ana three months bills Is Ia IS per cent
Tho amount Of BULLION gone into the Bank OF Eng
land on bnlancc today Is $4,000.
) 80 p. m-Paris advtces quote per cent rcntes al
OF francs 30 cenines for the account and cNchang"
on London M - francs Is confines for cheeks.
& D. m.-Thc market closed irregular. There was
n slightly better tendency toward the close. but This
Improvement was checked by alarming cable dis
patches from New-Iark concerning several London
financial films. These reports caused uneasinesS,
thorgh they were d.sQredtcd upon Inquiries being
made Of the firms referred 70 IN the dispatches BUS
moss on the street after tho official close ~ the stock
Exchange was dull. Denver preferred and Northern
Pacific shares have fallen Ii mon Pacific shares.
I Grand Trunk o. Canada first preferred. "a and
Mexican Railway frsts. l , 4. The settlement II
pro crossing. ContangocS are fairly easy. Thrre 10
four per cent Is asked and paid for carrying railroad
shares TO the next settlement.
Berlin. July 1.-The statement ~ the Imperial
Bank Of Germany shows a decrease In specie Of
! l 800 900 marHs
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financial
Ohio and Mississippi and Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern
CONSOLIDATION.

CONSOIsIlATIONs
To the Ohio and Mississippi First and second Con-
sodafed lIorts &C and Springfield Division Bond
holders;
Over 81 per cent OF the o. and NJ. General MortSnce
per bonds and junior securities OF both
having boon deposited undr the Plan OF Consoliaasion
the FAIMrRS' LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF
New.York is now prepared 70 receive deposits VI inc
above bonds
Under the Plan holders will BE- entitled TO receive III
exchange their bonds Az per cent FIST con-
s)1a,cd Mortgage GOLD Bonds principal and infrs''
guaranteed by tho Baltimore and ONO Railroad Conf any
on the following basis:
For each 81 900 Of the First Mortgage CURRENCY
Bonds 81 40 Ct the new GOLD Dolds. For each slco)
Of the second Consolidated Mortgage CCRhENCf Bonds
Ell 200 In GOLD Bond>.l For Zach Sl,C0o VI the
springfield Division Bonds sl,ljo in now GOLD Bonds
Tho Farmer, Loan ana Trust Company VIII Issue its
negotiable certificates for the securities deposited.
Further Details b. obtained om the Farmers Loan
and rust Company, - William street or Edward Bruce
secretary the Committee. No. Wall street. New
York.
Dated New.York June IL 1893.
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
EDWARD X. BELL.
JOHN II. DAVIS.
JAMES II. WILSON.
EDGAR Il. WELLh-.
NY. Committee Of q. & NJ. Shareholders,
EDWARD BRUCE, Secretary.
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NOTICE.
CITY OF AVSIiN. TEXAS,
! PER CENT. BONDS.

NOTICE.
CITY OF AV~IiN. TEXAS,
PER CENT. BONDS
Referring 10 tho adl crti -cment q John McDonald
Mayor oil the City u Ansn Teas Offering for sale "a
before August st 1893 $4,000 Of City 81 Austin
Water Works and Electric Light per cent Bond', we
desire to inf nm tho general public That notwithstanding
ha, many years to run wi'h the Austin Water 1Jgh;
and Power Company has announced that the proceeds
these bonds viii be- used IN biidng opposition water
,lectrlceht works indicating thereby It's intention
10 angul said existing agreement. a. such action f.
mperDng the interests Of the Bondhoter. Of the DR.
cat water COMPANY. We their representatives. pr
parrd n Institute vigorous legal proceedings In the Unit
states Circuit Court OF Texas and al TIE per time
enO!n IN" CITY OF Austin from ccutlnz said work.
II necessary determined 20 cary or up
the Init,d states supreme Court. In view Of th ,
comditen affair, deem 1t proper all
ard Intending purchasers Of the litigation which is in
Store for the CITY Of Austin.
SAMUEL II. ETFY Chairman,
C5i5 DrcNc building, philafe phia)
JAMES b. FRY,
30 East GA street. Ncw-YOlk.)
WILLIAM CIiFt KLLY SHAW.
(fI.h"r Shaw. IsankrTs. raltimorc.)
BonGho der, Committee.
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financial Glertions.

NEw.Y0RR, July lst, 1898.
IN HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
l. holder. Of the LInsoln Safe Deposit comp:ay VIII
wednesday, July 18th 1893. At o'clock M. TOT the
JOHN u. VAN WORMER, Secretary.
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-,rpREME COIIRT, NEW YORK COUNTY

SCPREME COURT, NETWORK COUNTY.
- Emile Leyits and Arthur Francis LEVITT, Painu 6s,
against Ernest Lpman, Herman Hdcshcim Edward
Fried ander Ludwig A. tiutnsnn and John J. German e
sheriff Of city and County OF NcwYork, Defendsnts
TO the above named defendants
You arc hereby summoned "a answer the complaint II
thi, action and Of the plain.
attorneys within twenty days after the service Of this
exclusive OF the DAY OF service, Of
YOUR failure appear judgment will taken
against you by default for the relief demanded In Gem
plant . 49,. ..
SEWARD, GUTHRIE MORAWETZ,
attorneys for Plaintiffs,
ONCE and Postoa1ce address. No. 20 Nssssu-se
New.Yofk City.
To the above named defendants Ernest Llman Hefman
lIildrshem and Edward Fr!c1ander:
The regong summons served upon You BY publics-
ton pursuan order Of Hon George L. In1rShsm
Justice the supreme Court Of the state Of New.Yofk
dated 10th day Of Jnnc iSo3 and filed with the com.
plant on the office Of Of tho civ ana
COUNTY Of New-fork at the County Court House In the
CITY " NcwYork, state Of NewYors United States AZ
America.
Dated Ncw.Yorx. June 18th 1899.
SEWARD GUTHRIE MORAwETZ
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Once and postonicc address. No. - Nassau-st
New.York City.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

RICIlMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAIL.
WAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY FIVE PER
CENT. CONSOLIDATED FIRST COLLAlEKAL
MORTGAdL.
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"A InE SEW.YcRk o,IkigTHEk WSli WILL Sk f az
NJ, N a aeor o;S S # Thi,'yG,.t $IvEE
ave- coz: esds. Go lS2 s,hsve iSJ roursh.sys.
100 West ssssy; ;ecSnd..s lSa celu%bussw: Sc Ave
West l2d.s..; ss Third..ys.; 1855 Third.avs: All
A. the RHRLfM .cFFicES gso East onsAupS,sa.
:ga:wen,y 81 2.s West onsbuoars4.
10 p m, At resni:s eiace rates $500.
Londcn once Tor Siysisssncass. 81 KsceSs.ss. x,
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Cost aul 5onno
Goal Noi,irs.

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NfW.l OnK.-Oicr NJ. ATK'nhur2h plaiutin against
I,ohort II. Arkcnburgh, d,fendtnt. summons.
10 the aboye-namrd Defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint In
This action end serve copy OF your answer the
Plaintiffs wthil twenty days after the service
NJ exclusive OF the II service and In
failure u appear or answer Judgment VIII
against by default, for the relief demanded IN
the complaint.
Dated June LIST, 1893.
ROBERT l.. LITTLE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Postofhce address.
No. 90 Wall street
New-lork City.
To the abovenaned defendant, Robert II. ArkeDbufgh
The foregoing summons Is served upon you by publ.
cation order Of Hon George L. Ing aha.
justice the Supreme Court Of the state OF New-fork,
dated the 9Th day OF June. 1893. and filed with the
naint In the Office o City and County Of
York at County Court House In the City County
and Of New-IOrH.
Dated New.Yok City, June 24th 1903.
ROBERT r. LITTLE,
Atty. for PHintiH.
ONCE ard p O. address No. OF Wall Street.
Ncw.York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12

To the Preferred and Common stockholders Of DC
Northern Pacific RniIrond Company.
NEw.YORK, June 10, 1898.
For the purpose Of enabling Stockholders to exercise
their right subscribe to twelve million dollars
1912 600 O0o Five Year Six Per Cent. Collateral Trust
Gold Notes the tancr books Of the Preferred and COM
mon Stock OF Northern Pacific Rarad Company VIII
10 closed a. p NJ Friday June 3oth 1893 and reopen
Ut 10 A. NJ. Monday. July 3lst 1898.
gY ogDER OF THE BOARD Or DIRECTORS,
GEORGE =. BAXTER.
Treasurer.
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financial.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAIL.
WAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY SIX PER
CENT. COLLA1EliAL TRUST MORTGAGE.
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-EX dividend.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE ~ STOCKS.

lnc daS, JnIN lip NJ
There was material increase in business at the
Stock Exchange to-day, but the fax in prices
WAS disproportonately large and abrupt. To
attribute the movement to the operations Of The
bear faction is to pay it undescrvcd honor The
declines Of 4 is and 3-s per cent in 81. Paul
and Northwestern. and of 8 l-2 per cent in Lake
Shore were not due TO salcs for the short account
They involved forced liquidation, and the only
lively question was in regard 20 the interests.
1t has come to be admitted that Europe is again
large seller of stocks. and there is reasonable
doubt that the recent selling Of St Paul. Louis
willie and Nashville and Union Pacific has been
principally for foreign account, but the beginning
of the fortnighty settlement in London wOull
hardly account for the declines in Lake Shore
and Northwestern, and, if 1t did, il would surely
not explain the weakness in the industrial stocks
Final declines in these ranged from "a per cent
in National Lead to Ia in Sugar Refining, ia
in General Electric and J-s in Chicago Gas
These stocks are not held largely in Europe, but
perhaps they declined simply because they are
not accepted freely in loans. There would thcn
remain TO be accounted for inc other declines III
Iackawanna, Western Union and the Granger
stocks not dealt in abroad, which pay rc2u-
lar dividends. The conclusion must be inevitable
that in industrial stocks In railway STOCKS idis'S
held in Europe, and in dividcnd-paying stocks
that are widely scattered, there was compulsory
llouidation There were numerous runoIs started,
and they involved a member OF the Vanderbilt
family as well as one or two banking instiiu-
tons, but the rumors were excuses rather than
causes II was limited also that a prominent
Stock Exchange house had been forced 10 throw
over some of its holdings 10 avoid worse disaster.
None Of the rumors were confirmed but the li1ui-
dation prolonged 10 the end. and IN Few
instances the sharpcst declines were made III me
last hour. The closing al the lowest points
and distinctly wanting in confidence. Outside
the bear faction the buying power seemed to be
exhausted. while the selling to-day prin-
cipallv for the long account. The conditions OF
the money market not changed, and the
issue OF Clearing House certificates was neither
increased nor diminished.
TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
A sale OF SO 900 coupon As at III impaired
strength 10 tie market for Government bonds.
and bids for the gold issues were raised .ial-2
per cent. The closing Quotations were as follows
B.dAskcd Bd.Asked
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STOCKS GOING DOWNWARD.
COMPARATIVE ACTIVITY.
rur CLOSING WEAK AT ABOUT THE LOWEST
POINTS-MONEY On CALL RULED
AT EIGHT PER CENT

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JULY IL.
SALES OF BONDS AND BANK STOCkN.
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financial.
Wnited gtates
Martoage 90.
Chartered 1871.

Capitnl S2.OOO.OOO
Surplus 100000
50 CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK..
This Company has all the Trust Powers granted BY
he Banking Laws Of the Stnic OF New York.
with special charter privileges. Lonns Moncy M
Bond and MerisnRc. Issues First Mortgage Trust Gold
Bonds. Allows Interest Deposits. Takes Entir.
Charge oil Estates, Acts Trustee, Registrar Trnns-
fcrA agent Pays Coupons. Executes all trusts.
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OFFICE or "OPENS. SMITH & wIEMANN Co
- NEW.l0Rk. July 5. 1898.
TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this com
L iery have this day declared a Quarterly Dividend
OF two and one.ha per cent PAYABLE Angus, ist.
Transfer rooks win he CLOSED from July o2d To
August LIST. LEONARD b. SMITH Treas.
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SILVER.
SIT bull ocrts III 1ls Has 7ls Z, 7is 10000
EN-d.vidcfd
SALES ~ THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE
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To the Ohio and Mississippi First ana second 'o"'
soiidatcd lorts sc and Springfield Division Bond
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A sale of 80 900 coupon As at III impaired
strength 10 tie market for Government bonds.
and bids for the gold issues were raised .ial-2
Der cent. The closing Quotations were as follows:
LILA Cd
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-15
SEEKING BUSINESS men
The Presidents Plan for SeleS,lns
ConSuls.
TO OENCOURAGE HOME TRADE
Civil Service Examinations Can.
ceiIed-No Appropriation Made
the Hawaiian commissioners
to Visit the Islands.

WASHINGTON, March N.-The civil ser.
vice commission to-day took tho necessary
action to cancel all examinations sched.
uied to be held between March 81 and
June 10, 1888, In the states OF Missouri,
Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, New York, Wis.
consin, Iowa, Nebraska, New Jersey,
Connecticutt, Delaware, idaho and wyo-
ming. Also tho examinations scheduled
Tor other places. In explanation of this
action, Commissioner Roosevelt to-day
saio tnat tho cancellation of dates was
made necessary by tho failure of congress
to appropriate sufficient money 10 pay the
travelling expenses of examiners.
BUSINESS MEN WANTED.
President Cleveland has decided upon
the policy to be pursued In the appoint.
ment OF consuls, which In expected 10
expand the trade Of tho United States
with foreign countries, and especially
with tho South and Central American re.
publics. His policy Is 10 select men for
consuls who have exceptional business
qualifications and possess sufficient trade
instincts to recognise the outlet for Amer
ican merchandise, and ability to aid in
working up market for tho products of
American manufactures and farms. The
president said thct, Of course, political
reasons cannot pe entirely ignored In the
selection OF consuls, but particular stress
Will be laid upon tho business abilities Of
men chose namcs arc presented to him.
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talk ABOUT WEATHER
Michigan Has Flood; and SnoNtoIns
in One Day.
BUSINESS IS DEMORALlZED
Factories Closed Down and Many
People Suffering Intensely
The Rivers Still
Rising.

DETROIT, Mich, March 1.-THE hi9h
water In some of tho rivers OF Michigan
has subsidized. while in others 10 " stu
doing considerable damage. AZ Grand
Rapids the water passed tho highest point
In ~ years and Is still rapidly rising. Ono
hundred houses on the west side are sur.
rounded by water. Children 60 To school
In boats aud 80 families or more have bosn
taken out on RATS. The people are suffer-
ing intensely from the cold storm that has
been prevailing. Last night the city was
in darkness, because the electric light
works were flooded.
Fifty manufacturing concerns are Idle
because Of the Hood. Four inches more OF
water will stop the engines In the electric
street railroad power house and thcir cars
will have TO stop running in consequence.
Several bridges above and below Grand
Rapids have been carried away. Above
Marine Bity, Belle river Is still rising rap
idly and great damage is threatened.
Every factory IN Midland is closed down.
The city water works plant IL Hooded and
cannot be operated.
AT Lowell large number Of stores and
other business places are flooded, several
mills havc closed, and many small build
ings have been carried away.
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FARMERS TO TALK.
The Great faiis Msst,ng OF Agricui.
turlsts.

The Great faiis Msst,ng OF Agricui.
turists.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
GREAT FALLS, March li.-A largo num-
her Of farmers have already arrived to at
tend the meeting Of the Farmers society,
which will be called to order at 10 o'clocl,
tomorrow morning. Following is thu
programme:
MORNING sEssION.
Address by tho president, Paris Gibson,
Appointment of committees on consti.
tuition and bylaws. fair exhibit, etc.
Excursion to tho dam and flour mill over
tho street railway.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Discussion Of tho question:: els the
raising Of pork profitable In Montana
Opened by G.. II. Robinson, followed by
members Of the society.
Discussions Of questions rotating 10
dairyi ing and poultry raising.
Reports Of committees.
Election Of officers.
Miscellaneous business and addresses
There will probably bc an evening scs
sion.
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STILL HUNTING JOBS.
some OF the Applicants who Called ON
the Presideut Yesterdny,

Some OF the Applicants Who Called ON
the President Yesterday.
WASHINGTON. March i4.-The callers ut
tho whito house to-day were not SO
numerous as on previous days, and those
who camo were given but brief audiences,
as II Is necessary to cut short the reception
on account OF the session of tho cabinet.
Representative Springer of Illinois pre-.
sented tho name of Edgar Morrison Of
Morrisonville, o cousin to William X.
Morrison, with an application for nm ap-
pointment as consul TO kanagua, Japan.
With Secretary Gresham came exCon.
gresham Blount OF Georgia, who was
chairman Of tho house committee on
foreign affairs In the last congress.
~. Blount was summoned to Washing
Ikls ItelegraN - -srrivsd this
morning. He was shown Into tho private
secretary's room, while Secretary Gresham
Joined his colleagues, who were with the
president. In little while, Blount was
sent for, and proceeded to tho cabinet
room, wherc he remained for some time.
1t is said that he will bc At the head Of the
commission, which is to be sent immedi-
ately to Hawaii, and his presence In WASH
ington was for tho purpose of receiving
instructions. II II rumored that, when
Blount returns, he will be designated to
tion of the secretary Of state. His posi-
tion will he permanent one during the
administration, and he will hold much the
same relation to the state department az
during Secretary Biaine's incumbency.
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An Earthquake.

Nrw YORK, March li.-Rcsiients Of
Jamaica. Long Island. were startled at
abou, I 40 this afternoon BY o rumbling
sound. This was followed by shaking
of houses. crockery and and windows.
Many believe that tho phcnomenon was
caused by an earthquake. Jamaica town
hall. u large brick and stone building. was
badly shaken and The windows ratified for
about seven seconds. People at Scully's
hotel received severe shock. Al the
Long Island railroad depot. tho windows
aud doors ratified for some seconds. Poo
pie at Hollis. a village near Jamaica, cx.
perienccd the same sensations.