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The Newtown bee., 1893-01-20
ANNUAL SOCIETY MEETING.

ANNUAL SOCIETY MEETING.
 The annual meeting of the Congrega- tion society was held at the Town hall, last.week Thursday, and all the old offic- CTS were reelected for another year.
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-20

Mrs Alfred Cable was called this week to Ansonia to attend her son Edison's family, MT Cable and wife being on the sick list and requiring more attention from nurse than the neighbors could render. Mrs Cables stay away from her home here will therefore be indefinite.
 c. Adriance, agent of H. M. Baldwin & Son of West Stockbridge, Mass, manu- facturers of Baldwin's sarsaparilla and choice extracts,w was in this place on Tues day and Wednesday of this week solicit ing orders for this firm.
 Mrs Noble Bolles is at present visiting her daughter in Kent.
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-20

BETE EEL-Arriv- 10 d. m-. 3.40. 555
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-26
$4,000 To the Leading Counties.
$4,000 70 Tia Press.


Upon Conditions Easily Accomplished, and which will
An Texas the eredaLle repre- epreat on, the
% 4 rne sS % r ' W the %Ssi " n n s s " %
tempt tr di % s1 'sFse 'S1 @ P S o%
that quarter s gfi o~sys % d a a ps e
by the people for the great [1gse for n pren@9m en- and md
afford i'm hs P ,s" s a at , Exp po p
The h q state nave the @[ h and r aa
"" R an" "a s the "; a s s will o ns
t "s ay ma" Tor free ''" " propose give qua pro '' every '''
ys@ re- : ,
d 1 s means a,sns a1 ~ king know" the resources Of o" "
'' '~s f' 'hss eo os 100000 insurance each in the
] @ s f % + ny
" T @ tho e which 1s %s fund 's ~ 1y
ns s1 N' Watt " sn % pu ~ s1 M ob
President the Worlds Fair oghnza9n o o must b a - III. ~
not T the ten or twenty counties could easily obtain the entire
To the sending Largest Largest amount Of
!s@a 5000
to making PC display for tne;s % st Worlds Fair
also like for the influencing the largest amour" of this
not received donations n also
" % Ss ssf ss s on t
channels through which this easily be oDsansa
@ o the committees c"a :sm9 s spp s 6 ~
Chairman The committee should make thorough
ws shs Hds'sned hereby
p the purpose reprsssntng
to
bookan
p ssn ss % ' s ee v should %sS s
The policies will
ford and oil premiu
which obtaining the Ladies
the
and in o
directly benefited by the State and all would find ta
take /
$4,000 each and the full captured
each
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in and
the cease maybe and sua
The is
the
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World
Yours
-. -.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-26

Insure $50 900 600 Additional Assets to Our People,
Company propose place INTRODUCE
t investment in our midst pchang real estate and erecting thereon the
test of financial strength will admit the of liabilities
strongest company doing business in Texas
the Yearly Renewable ALSO known be ama"
taking its name from the ous originator Of the His known
Mortality companies a
Of ros .: o e s s s of s va
ory say all Texans take y al the Yearly
on o m b3 5 @ "% M " % ce w
annual saying would amount between the Yearly Renewable policy the
Premium at that policy 10000
Ordinary Life Plan Pren1u .... $4,000
Yearly Renewable, Romans Plan ..... 1900
PREF s s s fS'S
At interest sloSy45o
At per inter 100000 { !,
per cent ne 5,t44oo H.
ent interest W
prior death would his family
but the we'll while under the level premium than
would leave the $40 900 insurance only -
Having laid the before leave hands cpd
snas sae hs me Ts sssa @
s 1s a % 5 FUND 9 sd sp s ss; Pro %
1.-THE o TT who carrying Life their lives
simply show their appreciation ola that has invested
fortes the would be- 1--WE patone
that has erected handsome building Texas You would all mp
doing Texas break dirt thereby forcing millions
This public policy, strictly and will all policy holders WI
the
will will buildings all
which will Worlds will d
population
families
believe will.
RIB PARROTT
Agent Savings Society OF New
THE SEATE OF TEXAS,l
MCIIENNAN
T. II Brown Clerk County McInnan County hereby @
that the rodent Savings Life Assurance Society New York the
which story building
to any o in anyc
testimony wherofI banda md OF Count
& Court Mcennan County, Texas this the Of January
IT, T. II. BROWN
Clerk County Court, ennanC
This certify Podn Savings Society New lN
has purchased Waco
building and brick
although usually al
Yours respectfully,
c. C. McCULI OCH, Mayor Of Waco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
A NORTH GEKAlAN LLOYD 5. 5. co
AMERICAN LINE.

"A. NEw.YoEK. SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON
EVERY sATURDAi
New:York March - noon rnr, i Nnfi' & ) o. IL.
!roni r!er t3. y. e.. zoo, CT Chri' eetndo,
Shorte-t and Most Convenient Route 10 SOM
Passenger land Empress Dock. sNoo.ns "e0"
venlenc. and cNrosurc 81 transfer by tendss u.r..
First Cabin passage n Sou'haup ton, Iondon or
$50 and upward according :? steamer ana ice''''" u
ROOM Second Cabin s3j and SO
stcerasc OF Low Rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
General Agents NO. Bowling Green New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
Reorganization Of the
Central R. R. & Banking Co. OF
GeOroia and its Allied Lines.

The Mercantile Trust Company. behalf IL the Com.
mittcc charged the above rcoraanz1t on invites the
pr mpt deposit securities cm raced therein under
the plan adopted by the committee. ana oil which copies
can be had upon Application
PROCEEDINGS having been Instituted agiint
the main le Of u.' system, IL is important that Sc
curtlcs lie deposited not later than April after which
date sccuruc. will only be rcc!Ned, II at all, upon
such terms as committee may DIT rmite. except as
IN ,h. Stuck of the Southwestern H. X. Company which
may be deposited until May 1st
LOUIS FITZGERALD President
New-York, March 70. 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
CoMpAGNlE GENERALE Tran,atlnntIquc.

NUMFNGNTE NENEnNLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LA CHAMPAGNE, Laurent sat. Mch =, p IN
Ia TOURAINE Frane"u sat. Apr.t J. =. w.
La BHEIAINE, Collier. sat. AW > y. ~
No,lcc.-stsan.ct Ia NOHNtNDlE viii sail from ihi>
mort on "Wednesday. April D. NJ 10 a. ~. ~ cNUa
steamer foo; Of 'a,d.s, jersey CITY Pat every
~ minutes from CoitanGt pesbr)sss 81 fc,re- The
r,cs OF nssaae iIavr" for this steamer only VIII Dc
Tmh In out.ide room, AGO. inside room, sso special
A. FOl,GET General Agent, No. 3 Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
Cost an0 (cnn0.

u NSFropK LOST D1LkhpoL No. 7Ci5id, Of tho
ID roWrr} saving, Bink. &. nii-sinr. The ma r J,
rauc-tcl I, l,furL bans II not r-tor b Tor
81 dlv ~ >prl. 1898 aggli alton VIII be male to
the lana fo' = book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23

ATLANTIC TEI,T tONPNNN.
no. 80 WiII;iAM,ST;. N.w;YoRK CITY
I'uE BOARD OF TR' SIZES has declared
Tho quarterly Il, M % throc ref ,'nt payaio
Ipn f.. to .tacEholA rs Of tc,ri March 18th Tiansr
books wiz closed tom March ~ o. Apr "a n.g,l'".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23

COLUMBIAN LINE. .o,o.
PANAMA, SOUTH PACIFIC, MEXICO,
CALIFORNIA
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD co.
sailing from Pier - y. IL.
Alamo Mch. 20 , .. m. san Marcos, hpfil IL, p. m
AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS
For freight passag" an1 genera Information apply 10
the Tranc Department.
STAMFORD PARRY HEBRON CO.,
- BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
Business Cbantcs.

VVATEE POwEE.-Chcapcst In the world NM and
w sites Ample power for any business
Correspondence solicited. Address GEO. c. LEWIS.
Secretary, Lockpo:t N. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23
CITY OF PAWTUCKET.
PROPOSAL FOR
100000 4 PER CENT. BONDS
OFFICE Or THE CITY TREASURER.

OFFICE Or TIE CITY TREASURER.
fAWTrCkET r. l.. March o. 1898.
Sealed proposals addressed % Frank ". Pats. ,lj
TREASURER Pawtucket H. /, each i.dorsH Pfopo'a iof
Loans VIII be received 1T this Office until IL o'clock NJ
SATURDAY. March 1893 the whole OF any part OF
the following loans % the CITY Of Pawtu,ket
I.,icncral Account and Highway Loan FOL hundred
thousand dollars (s40O OOOl coupon bonds OF SAID cat,
denomination 81 600 cach dated April l. 1898 due Api
]. 1929.
e-Sewcr Loan -Four hundred thousand dollar tSioo q.
0oO coupon bonds sail demon naon $1,000 each
dated April l. 1898, due Aprll |, 1923
Each Of above series Of Donl, 70 bear interest at
the rate a. per cenum per annur payable semi
annually April / and OctoDcr I.
The Interest coupons wiz be payable at the National
Bank Of Redemption Boston. Mas-a 'husetts.
Bonds viii be ready for delivery April l. 1893: The
right 10 reject any aud all bids fc.crved Further III
formation can DC obtained Of the und'r,ignc!
FRANK NJ BATES.
CITY Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-23

VS. per cent mortgage coupon bonds. due August l.
sl,750 Shenield Manufacturing Co. OF saugcrtes, N
Y, certificate OF Indebtedness. due August l. 1900 5.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-10
FLY MISS FULLER.
Rumor Current That She May Marry a
Rich Philadelphian.

New York, Feb. 28.-AIiss I4oie Fuller
is a very irrepressible young woman.
She hobs up serenely with some new
sensation just at the most opportune
moment Yesterday rumor was freely
circulated to the effect that she is to be
married in April to wealthy Philadel-
phian, who offers to pay $4,000, the
amount of forfeit demanded for the
breach of three years engagement
made in Paris On the 9Th of October
Last.
Miss Fuller's name has recently been
prominently before the New York public
i'll connection with the trial of w. Z.
Hayes. Soon after her first success as
Jack Sheppard in the production at the
Bijou theater, she, in conjunction with
William Morris, went for a tour of the
West Indies under the financial care of
Hayes. A trial for alleged bigamy re-
suited from this. Again, she was en-
joined by Hoyt & Thomas from dancing
at the Amberg theater while under en-
gagement to them.
In England Miss Fuller INDUCED in
innumerable lawsuits, and it is curious to
note that at the prest mt time the case
of Hayes VS.. Fuller is on the calendar
of the court Of common pleas and should
come up for. trial Immediately.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-10
RIPPEY WILL LIVE.

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 2S.-Wesley
c. Rippey, John w. Mackay's attempted
assassin, is going to live. This morning
when a reporter interviewed him he had
4 healthy color, his eyes were bright,
and his whole demeanor that Of a con-
yalescent When told he would prob
ably get well, he turned YEARLY over
on his back and said:
I'm sorry for that I don't care.
he continued, chow soon | die, for
there is nothing in life for me. II [ get
well l will go to the penitentiary, and
if Mackay dies they will probably hang
me- ] had nothing in particular against
Mackay, except that he is one of -four
who robbed poor men. In regard to
this present matter wish to say the end
is not yet"
DR.. Konrey, when seen today, said
Mackay had passed very good night
The wound is in splendid condition. The
pulse was good and in a day or two the
drainage tube will be taken out of the
wound.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-10
BALFOUR SET BACK.
He Is Distanced in the Leadership -
the Conservative Party

the conservative rarity.
LONDON, March 2.-The contest be-
tween Balfour and Lord Randolph
Churchill for leadership of the Conser-
vatlve party assumes decisive aspect
Balfour's absence from the Commons,
and mis- lack of discipline as conserver
OF the party, combined yesterday to
repeat the fasco of the bimetal de-
bate. Although Balfour and jackson,
when IN office, approved of the Chris
tan Brothers partaking of the
education grant, Balfour was absent
when he should have been in
attendance to check the ex.'
uberant bigotry of the Obstetrics.
Churchill seized the occasion and re-
called the old days by his courageous
speech, which Irishmen welcome to-
day as virtual acceptance of the prin-
clple of Home Rule. Lord Randolph
carried Gorst, Borthwick. Ferguson
and other influential Conservatives
with him to swell the Government ma
Jority. The conseryers were driven to
ADMIT that Balfour was outdistanced
by Churchilrs honesty and tact.
Salisbury, Devonshire, Balfour and
Chamberlain, in a conference yester-
day, fixed on demonstration at AL
bert Hall on March. Is, to begin a
stump of the country for the anti
home-rule campaign, and also decided
that Sir Henry Howorth should move
the official Conservative amendment
against the second reading of the home
rule amendment He will express a
Willingness to consider any scheme Of
local government not involving an
. Irish Parliament.
commissioners Burnett aud Schloss.
appointed by Mundella to inquire into
the Immigration question in America,
sailed yesterday to be absent four
months.
There is an unconfirmed rumor that
the Czarevitch will marry Princess
Maud OF Wales. This marriage would
entail the Princess remuneration Of
the right of succession to the English
throne.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-10
No Word from the Naronic.

New YORK. March 2.-No news has
been received from the missing White
Star line twin-screw steamer Naronic.
The vessel is now almost ten DAYS over
due, the company officials and friends
of the crew are intensely anxious.
The Naronic carries a crew of seventy
five men and had on board d general
cargo of 1900 tons, valued at many
hundreds of thousands o. dollars. The
missing vessel has two sets of engines.
IN anything except an unusual up
laval of the elements she would be
able to stem the seas and in the emery
ency of one set of her engines break
ing down the other would be perfectly
capable of working the ship. The
wrecking of .one of these sets would
not in ure the other, as the engines are
separated from each other 10y a strong
steel bulk'ead. 1t is possible but not
at all probable that both engines may
have broken down.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-10
West and South Call for Large
Drafts-Draining New
York.
Dun 4 Co.'S Comprehensive Re-
view OF the Country's
Trade.
Ant; Option Defeat Stimulates
Grain Dealings Indus
trials Unsurpassed.

New York, March 3.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly trade report says the great
feature has been the unusual demand
for money from the west and south,
which have drawn large sums from
that while money is light at only one
or two small points, there is IA strong
demand at Chicago, where the drain
from the west is heavy, and at Milwau-
kee. and a fair demand at st Joseph,
while money is in light demand at Kan
sas city. The large withdrawals from
this city under these circumstances is
by many attributed to distrust in spec
ulatiye operations here. The situation
is, to Il large extent, waiting on the
action of the new administration, but
it is evident that a better feeling pre-
vailed during the past few days, and
rates here, after rising from 4 to 6, sus-
tanned Il fall of 5 per cent.
Chicago trade was interrupted by
bad weather and the local strike, but
was large in volume, and especially in
real estate and receipts of flour, barley,
wool and cheese, and wheat shows 4
large increase over last year, though in
hides, dressed beef, lard, hogs and rye,
a decrease appears.
The weather hindels trade ut Mil
Wallkee and st. Paul. Collections are
slow; but trade is fairly good at Omaha
and is greater at st. Joseph than last
year. Activity is shown at Kansas City.
Southern points generally report inn
provement.
Speculative markets have waited fol
developments. The defeat of the anti
option bill was followed by improve.
mentS in grain, and while wheat has
fallen , II cents, it has since risen
cents, the sales for the week being
% 100000 bushels. Corn is IL and oats
"a of a cent higher, but pork products
are slightly lower. Cotton has declined
s points Butter and eggs have declined
sharply and copper is weaker at l.
cents, though spectators lifted the
price of tin.
The dry goods trade is very strong
cotton goods are stronger, sheetings
being all sold ahead, and business il
carpets and wool knit goods is especially
large.
| In the iron business the consumption
is enormous, but production is relatively
greater Bar Iron is at the lowest price
ever known; plates are demoralized
in price, though the mills are busy, and
structural iron WORKS quite well EN-
ployed. In general, industrial pcodu"
ton was never surpassed at this season
Business failures of the week number
251, as compared with total of go
last week.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-10
WANT LESS HOURS.
And Beng Refused Wagon Makers In
augurate 4 Strike.

CHICAGO, March About 500 car
riage and wagon makers, members OF
Unions No. and 4, went out on a
strike this morning.
At meeting held last Sunday these
unions decided to strike unless their
demands We're acceded to by the vari-
ons firms The men demanded nine
instead of a ten hour day and an in
crease of 10 per cent in pay on piece
work. About seventy five firms have
already complied With their requests.
There are, however, about fifty firms
still holding out.
To-day the expected walll-out oc-
CURED. The majority Of the men who
are out are employees of the kimbal
aud Studebal<er companies. Notwith-
standing the fact that the meeting held
by the unions last night did not adj
iourn until this morning the men were
out bright and early. Committees were
stationed atung the sidewalks near each
non aceedlng firms factory TO per-
sutde the doubtful 10 join the strikers.
The men claim they have been reInarlt-
ably successful aud hope 10 get all the
firms 10 come around To their demands
In a few days.
"'Ihrrr are lint few idle men Of our
trade in the city, said ono of the otli-
GERS OF the union, and cannot see
how we can fail to carry our point. We
have succeeded in getting quite MUM
her of nou-union mrn Ia 20 out with
~ and have TINS strcng thcncd our
cause. >oAc Of the large, shops in the
city have ), ;lrcrly amy men at work to-
day The firms are not likely TO allow
their work to be delayed much, a. mos.
of them are very busy ut present.
The unions have established head.
quarters ut 10 West Lake Street
They held 4 meeting there this fore
noon for the purpose of appointing
committees 10 visit the heads of the
firms which have refused TO grant theiI
requests
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-10
FOR HALF A MILLION
A Big New York Firm is I'm
fortunately Forced to
the Wall.
Their Annual Business SAID to
Have Reached About
81, 100000.

New YORK. March 2.-Sicg fried
Wertheim, doing business under the
style of A. Wertheim & Co.. importer
Of sulphite, pulp and paper stock. in
the Times building, made an assign
ment yesterday to Charles Howard
Williams. His liabilities are not detin-
itely known, but are reported to be up
ward of 100000.
The business was esta blished in 1876
by A. Wertheim, the father OF the as
signor, in Cassel, Germany, with a
branch at Hamburg. In 1885 the new.
branch was opened and Siegfried built
up large trade here amounting to
about 81 900, 600 annually. In Septem-
Der, 1891, the firm OF A. Wertheim &
Co., was dissolved and Siegfried con-
tinued the New York business alone as
proprietor. The other partners con
tinued the business in Germany. A
Wertheim, the founder of the house,
died in November last in Hamburg
The parent house of A. Wertheim &
Co., in Ham burg and Cassel is wholly
unaffected by the failure of Siegfried,
being in no way involved in his liabili-
ties or by giving him credit.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-10
DR.. TALMAGE MAY RESIGN.
Discouraged by the Heavy Indebtedness
of the Brooklyn Tabernacle.

Discouraged by the Heavy Indebtedness
of the Brooklyn Tabernacle.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, March 2-The
Brooklyn Eagle says that DR.. Dewitt
Talmage, during an interview with
reporter of that paper yesterday, init
mated plainly that the continuance of
his iabors at Brooklyn Tabernacle
would be dependent upon the power Of
the trustees and congregation to extri-
cate the church from the swamp of
debt in which it is engulfed. DIR. Tai
mage also admitted, the reporter says,
that recently he had received calls
from other churches of an exceedingly
tempting nature.
To the direct question, doctor, is it
not true that you contemplate resign
ing your pastorate?" he said: 81 pre-
fer not to talk on the subject. l have
done nothing of defnite-that is to
say, have no very definite ideas in re-
gard to the matter. These money
troubles of ours Cypress me. They in
terfere with my work. If outside cares
are intruded upon me they will GER
tainly interfere with my spiritual
efficiency
1t was learned that the indebtedness
of the tabernacle is S2s7,216 On the
LIST OF April notes fall due which must
e met to the amount of $40, 600.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-10
Between Church and Court.

TORONTO, Ont, March 1.-The license
of the Rev. II. P. Hobson of Christ
Church, Vancouver, has been revoked
by the Bishop and the Citrate now
threatens to take the case to the Arch
bishop of Canterbury for settlement.
Hobson's congregation decided to
build a new edifce, but found that it
could not pay for the land. The former
owner asked that it be surrendered
and the Bishop said if Hobson surren-
dered it he would revoke his license.
The owner obtained a Judgment in the
civil courts and the land was surren-
dered. HobSon has arrived here. and if
he fails to get satisfaction from the
Bishop he will take an appeal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-10

both men We're weak, and the round,
as a whole, was tame.
In the seventeenth Smith went at
Joe Wickedly, landing Oh his neck with
force. Heavy mitigating followed and
the round ended in Smiths favor.
In the eighteenth the Denver man
assumed the aggressive from the start,
He caught Goddard on the jaw; then
followed rafting exchange and God
dard pushed Smith to the ropes. After
a finch, Smith knocked Goddard down
and rushed at him when he arose. He
landed a terrible swing on Goddard's
jaw, knocking him down like 4 log.
Goddard WAS unable to rise and was
counted out.
Smith was declared the victor amid
terrific cheers. The time of the fight
was one hour and ten minutes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-10
BADGER BRIEFS.

Charles Burgess, a former resident of
Fond du Lac. died suddenly at Boze-
man. Mont. The remains have been
shipped to Fond du Lac for interment.
Peter E. Wicker, a laborer, was
caught between the bumpers Of two
cars at West Superior and so badly in
jured that he died shortly afterward
Mabel Morefield fell upon a slippery
walk at Elkhorn and broke her leg.
Manitowoc will have free postal de-
livery after March 15.
The 7. NJ. c. A. at Lake Geneva has
purchased the block owned by Mrs. NJ.
A. Powell for a consideration of $1,000.
The association intends to make a num-
Der of changes in the building. and will
build a fine gymnasium in the rear of
the place.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-03-10

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March 3.--The
friends of Ex-Governor Gray have re-
ceived assurances that he will be tend
cred the Mexican mission by President
Cleveland. and it is said that the Gov
ernor has been formally notified of the
intended appointment. The position
is said to be the best. in financial
sense, OF the missions, the pay being
SIT, 800 year, and the cost of living in
the Mexican capital is comparatively
small. 1t is understood that GRAY is
arranging his business with a view to
leaving for the post OF duty about
April /.