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L1rs K1sHrrsron ror1o.
AsstAe- ME Any Cs--issieu Places ~
ths nisResal 81 The FresiaenA

the Disposal 80 the Freshest.
WASHINGTON, Nov 2A-At noon to-day the
President had another big army commits
eion placed at his disposal By the re-
tlremsnt At that hour. By operation Of
Law. Oh Brig. Gen. william r. Carlln, COM
mandinR the Department Of the Colum bia
who secured his star several months ago.
Nearly every Colonel In the line o. promotion
T. an active sspirant for the .yaesnoy. and the
1t would also include many officers who have
served with distinction In the civil war and on
the frontier in campaigns against the Indians.
The candidates whose chances are believed to
OTIS and COL IO B.s of the s'i ini.n G9l
and Col j. ". Forsyth Of the cavalry. Among
Msrri.m. Anderson. Townsend. and droiton Of
the ibisptry: Cola Wade. Compton. Miner.
and 81 ne Ss;
is expected that the matter will be settled
Gen. Rueer. commanding the Department
OF California. wa. to-day placed tenn porarily in
command Of the Department Of the Columbia.
Secretary Carlisle has appointed Fowler d.
Fsrwsll Of New York q Chinese Inspector at
the port OF New York. +. d. seeley. . Chinese
inspector At the same port. has resigned. Sec
q Deputy Collector Of Custom. In the New YORK
Custom House.
The Cabinet meeting to-day was protraeted
beyond it's usual length. It began at IL
O'Clock. and the formal part ended at 2:15
whom Secretary. Gresham left An Informal
conference OF the remaining members with
the President made It last nearly an hour
longer All the members were present sxcept
Secretary smith. II Is und srstoCd that APP
Postm aster and Collector OF Customs-and the
REQUEST Of Admiral Mello's agent. who arrived
In New York Yesterday. that measures be
taken to prevent the enlistment OF mi for the
Brazilian service in this country were under
The total number OF fourth-clsss Post
masters appointed to-day was forty-two. OF
which eighteen were to fill vacancies caused
by designations and death. Among the APP
pointments were the following from New York
state:
Bsrryvtlls, J.. A.. o1enbsuEh, vice Hsnyo Quiet re-
moved; Bldred. N. n. Eaton, vice A. Meyers, re-
moved Jsner.onyill.. O A Rsuft wee John Beck. re
Inovedi Howardsvlie. Charles W, Cole, vice Martin
resigned! Jsddo julia Fitzgerald. vice " r
Mason removed; Kendall Amos Crane, vice NJ o.
s b Te'isned; Lswossoh, .. Dsvidsop wee
vice H. 81, burton; resigned; west Brootviils Eugene
Rhodes vice Lewis Ri sdea removed Triton Malone
King vice j, U. &C uwall dead,
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MRS. Ro7H's STOLEN GOODS.
No Trace OF the Thisf-Nothi.g Else Taken
from Her Room at the Gii-sy House.

No Trace OF the Thisf-Nothi.g Else Taken
from Her Room at the Giissy House.
No trace has been found OF the thief or
thieves who entered Mr.. L n. Roth's room at
the Gilsey House on Thursday night and stole
81. 600 worth OF iewelry. Mr.. Roth is the pro-
prietor Of the Hotel St Nicholas, In Cincinnati.
and came here with his wife on Nov. Is. They
had room "a on tho second 6oor OF the Gilsey
House. On Thursday they received from Mr..
Frank L. Pommer OF the firm OF Frederick De
Barry 4 Co.. Al Warren street. an invitation to
dinner at the Hotel Waldorf They were to go
afterward to see Sc The Prodigai Daughter" at
the Americ Theatre.
Mr.. Roth and his wife left their room at
about 6H o'clock. Mira Roth had put on an
evening gown and wore her most valuable
jewels. She had left In q box in her trunk.
however, some rings and brooches and lace
pins Of value. She locked the trunk. In Mr..
mond stud. and sleeve links. He neglected to
lock his trunk.
tho key Of their room to the elevator boy. ,6rris
Green. Green took the key to Clerk Matthews.
and M.re h sv S snd h NH tS
whera they were met by Mr.. and Mrs. Pom
when Mr. and Mrs Roth got back to the
Mr.. Roth went to the ONCE and got the KEY to
Mr. ss' tho DOOR IN and
match.
Mrs. Roth's first glance fell upon the trays OF
her trunk. which she is in the habit Of leaving
out. She noticed that the contents OF tho trays
were disordsred. as IL some on had been over
hauling them. When she went to the trunk it.
self she found II unlocked. Within she found
her Jewel box. but IL was empty.
Mr.. Roth then went to look at his trunk. It
was unlocked. Just as he had left It. and no
trace could be found OF tho studs and sleeve
links which should have been inside.
Mrs. Roth began TO lament but Mr.. Roth
started down stairs for the office. He told the
clerk. and the case was at once reported to
Police Headquarters. Mr.. Roth. when seen
yesterday by O Sun reporter. was disposed to
make light OF tho matter.
We do not suspect any one." he said. '' It
was not so much the value OF the Jewels.
either. but there were some heirlooms among
ment ring and her wedding ring. She had
taken them on SO as to get on one OF those
anti-rheumatic rings: Fortunately she had
worn her most valuable jewelry to the tn atre.
Nothing else In the room was disturbed. In
the trunk itself were some seAlskins, but they
were not touched. Whoever the thief was he
bulky"
At the hotel once It was said that there was
no clue to the thief. and that no one was sus-
peeted. Green. tho elevator boy. Is still at
work.
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oEHMANrs COMMERCIAL TREATIES.
Chsneoiior Won Csprivi Speak. for an Hour
In Defence OF Them.

Chancellor Won Csprivi Speak. for an Hour
In Defence OF Them.
BERLIN. Nov 24.-The discussion OF tho first
reading OF the commercial treaties with Aus
tria. Italy. Spain. Servia and Roumania was
continued in the Reichstng to-day. Herr Won
Plootz. President Of the ARrarian League. de-
MED tho statement that had been m ade TINT
the agitation carried on by the league was
demagogic.
Such a Characterization could be better ap-
piled to the propaganda OF the Socialists than
TO the work OF the Agrarians. who were in duty
bound to insist upon a REM dy for the agricul-
tural distress. Tho country has never yet been
told how really bad the condition OF agricul-
ture was. The farmers were indignant and
had lost oil confidence In the Government.
Continuing. Herr Won Ploetz declared that
the gold standard ought to be replaced by BIZ
metallism. General prosperous industry was
OF no advantage to farmers and peasants II
their industry starved. IL these treaties were
accepted. n. commercial treaty with Russia
must needs follow. and German farmers would
Chancellor Won Csprivi made speech in de-
fence OF the treaties that occupied an hour in
its delivery. He quoted statistics to show that
agriculture was not in the bad condition pic
tured by the ,Agrarians. He and the Govern
ment. he said. were the warmest friends and
protectors OF the peasants. 1t was to the in
forest OF the country to foster the farming
population. which supplied the hest soldiers.
. Agriculture was doubtless experiencing O
hard time. IL was suffering from chronic
disease OF long stand nR. which was partly
caused by railroads and steamers bringing the
worlds markets 10 com uatition with the home
market. that had formerly been fostersd by
protective duties that had created artificial
values in farming estater.
The Government had ex a min ed the Agrarian
programme. but nowhere found proposed
sound and indiRputabls remedies He could
not favor the agricultural class at the expense
OF. other classes, nor could he go further with
the Conservative party II 1t opposed the inter
est OF one class against the interest OF The
State. ~
Tho Chancsllor's speech evoke ed cheers frc
the supporters OF the Government
In the lobby tho ultra-t onservatives de- 4
clared that the fall Of Chancellor Won Caprivi
was certain. II was added confidently that
Con. Count Won Waldersee would succeed him
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KNOCKED Up the CRAxK's Piston.
Aad Thea President Walker KIsksa the
Crank Out OF HIs H0ass.

And Thea President walker KIsksd the
Crank Out of HIs Hoass.
CHICAGO Nov. 24-ChRrlss Nostrom. . we'll
dressed man, called at the residence OF James
Il Walker OF the Tacoma Safety Deposit Vault
Company at l.726 Prairie avenue last even
ing and asked to see Mr., Walker.
On being shown into the pGrlor he asked Mr..
Walker to assist him out OF his financial dii-
1cultiss. Mr. Walker declining TO give him
any money. NostT9m drew revolver. and.
write me a check for $4,000 aud hand II
over or ~ put hole into your heart"
"a ~. mAiEef knocked up me pistol WITH ne
right. pushed Nostrom out Of the house and
onto the steps Dir. Walksr then shut the
door and tslephonsd the police.
some hours later Nostrom was arrested and
taken to the station. IL 10 said he has been
under arrest before for HOUSEKEEPING.
hostrom had a preliminary hearing before
Justice BTadwel to-day and held to the
Grand jury in $1,000 honda 1t Is believed no
IL insane.
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LONDON. Nov 24.-The steamer Dominion.
which arrived at Avonmout It'll to-day from Mon
treal. with cargo OF cattle. was discovered
nfre at noon on Nov. IA. Smoke came from
the aft ventilstor matches and com panionways.
and the fire broke out through the main deck
aft: All the crew were set to work to extin-
Ruish the flames. but the fire had obtained a
good hold. and the smoke was binding. Two
lines OF hose were kept constantly playing on
the flames until the decks began to bulge.
tion OF the cargo. The IRE was not extin-
Ruished until the morning OF the 18th. Its
origin IL supposed to have been spontaneous
Capt Cross dislocated his shoulder. When
the cargo was. discharged the vessel was
locked Tor repairs.
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Patrick s.ris.... Peculiar Death.

Patrick Garigan. boss plsstsrer. 80 years
old. who was we'll known in Harlem. where he
had lived for many years. on Seventy-third
street between Avenue A and the East River.
met his death yesterday in a mysterious
manner
At about IL o'clock In the forenoon he start
ed to go to Q new building at Seventy third
street and Lexington avenue to put In a bid for
the plasterinR. A few minutes afterward he
was found by the driver OF an Ice cart lying
his head.
1t Is supposed that he Was struck by brick
moved to the Presbyterian Hospital and died
soon aiterward. He leaves a widow and six
children.
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This means that Mr. Jordan was in the hap
piest state imaginable on his arrival at South
Ampton.
About once In a quarter OF q century some
body hears something about changes in the
Assay ONCE in Wall street. Yesterday Thomas
o. ConAnt chief clerk. resigned to become tho
associate editor OF q Baptist weekly. and James
w. Corsa, who has been warrant clerk. WAS
has been In the Assay ONCE since 1851 and
Mr.. CorsA has been there since 1871.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov. 2L-Among the pAsssn-
gers on tho American line steamer Berlin,
which arrived here this morning from New
York. was Mr. Conrad n Jordan, Assistant
United states Treasurer at New York. Sew
eral reports have been circulated regarding
the object OF his visit 10 this country, ono
being that he was TO negotiate gold loan. and
another that his mission was connected with
the Am eriean tarin.
A Representative OF the United Press inter-
viewed Mr.. Jordan at Southampton to learn
definitely what he had come II England for.
He stated positively that his visit was purely a
private ono. and declared that he was m srelJ
taking holiday. He knew nothing about the
alleged gold loan. He refused to talk about
the conditions prevailing In the United StAtsA
Mr., Jordan left southampton Immediately
upon the arrival OF the Berlin and pToce Cd ed
to London. where he 10 stopping ct MoTley's
Hotel. Trafalgar Square.
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Pr,nss wina,.sbrraerI Commended.

VIENNA. Nov. PAN the organs OF the coali-
tion parties concur in commanding the Minis
terial declaration made in the Reichsrath yes
terday by Prince Windischgraetz. the new
Austrian Prime Minister. The Slavic and 9TH
erOppositiOn newspapers denOunce II,
. The Polish narty have resolved to support
the Windischgraetz programme or the condi-
ton that the Cabinet adheras strictly to tho
principles OF provincial autonomy and justice
toall Municipalities Of the monarchy
LoEDON. Nov. 26.-The I,iHrs correspondent
In Vienna says that eleven members OF the
Hohsnwart group have already seeded from
the coalition majority in the Reichsrath and
have Joined tho Opposition.
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mr. 1R1sEmEr MUST F1eHE.
THsspssish css,s.t win Net Asssp. Hr-is,
Aro.rse RroH~sals.

Ine Enenfeh Cahtnet VIII Net Accept NIuiey
Arasrs Proposals.
LoNpor. Nov PA special despatch from
the United Press correspondent at Mslilla.
coming BY way OF Malaga, states that Muley
Arast the Sultan's brother, who was sent 10
put an end to the Riflsn rising against
the spaniards. was accompanied to the
Spanish lines By only 200 horsemen. He
has not yet been able to secure from
me mnlans promise TO stop lighting.
ueally no shots have been exchanged for two
the 81 Font sS e us s cnS 81 tbs
spanish outposts. and the Spaniards are push
Ing their encampment works nearer the Rif
Two more regiments OF infantry have ar
rived at Melilla. and the forces there now num-
=. The Madrid correspon lent of he Central Ne,o,
Muey. ARAFAT. appealed to. Gen. Macl.s to
terms 70 Fec, Meantime ,%ell!a SHOULD bs
to entertain the proposal He declared that
unless spain 9 forms were accepted he would
less he eventually said he would submit Muley
Arrears request to the Spanish Government
an hTa NoT T'g eS' sSSasS ssaaGron At
h ae t M MAS ordered to-day to proceed at
The CABINET met this evening. and tele.
graphed to Gen. Maciss to inform Muley hraaf
that spain would not accept his proposals, but
would resume operations forthwith. holding
the sultan responsible for all violations OF the
Treaty OF 1850, as stated In the notes already
addressed to his Majesty.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-'The Madrid correspondent
OF the Daily Ne,rs comm enta upon the glarinR
ue1glency OF military organization in Spain.
- Despite the fact that spain spends g7,OO0,-
UUO annually to maintain peace footing OF
10000 no says " she has been com PEELED to
spend f2OUO.OO0 in six weeks to send
comparatively small force to Melilla
and mobilize nominnlly 10000 reserves
The latter were mustered quickly. but they
found no arms. uniforma. overcoats. or quar-
ters ready for them. The cavalry and artillery
reserved had to he sent home owina to lack OF
horses. mules, and outfits. The military Jour
nails complain bitterly OF the com isssriat ar
rangements at Melilla.
Gen. Maclas telegraphs almost weekly that
he needs am ammunition. hospital supplies. tents.
and provisions. lie also complains that tho
rlnee are OF two patterns and that there are
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CoaEr...-.. Bailey score. Mr.. Cleveland

DESIsoS. Tex. Nov, 24.-Congrsssmau Bailey
addressed a largo audience this evening at the
Opera House He arraigned tho Administra-
ton. and said that when It came to making a
choice between q Depooratic President and
He said Mr.. Cleveland had done many things
which he could never endorse Ono OF them
was that he had sent negro to tho friendly
power OF Bolivia. He said that in every Con-
Kress Xcspt that In which Cleveland had eIer-
cissd his personality. the Dam ocrAtic party
had been almost as r-.t ioI Tree coinage
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Ds.lh orth, E,rI orCr04.rlI.
LONDON, Nov 24-Tho Earl of cromsrtis /.

LONDON, Nov. 24.-Ths Earl OF Cromsrtis IL
dead
Francis Sutherland Mackenzie Leyeson
Cover. First EaT Of Cromartie. Niscount
TsTbat and Baron CastlehAysn and Macleod,
was born. Aug. 3. 1857. lie suecseced his
mother Anne, Duchess Of sutherland and
OF IArbat Baroness Macleod OF Castle Mac
lSoa anu baroness Castlehayen, all In her own
Ear married the Non. iilian. second daughter
OF Lord Macdonald. lie leaves two daughters.
Lady sibyl Lillian and Lady Constance.
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Rosn. Nov 24.-An important report from
the War Department has been laid before the
Chamber OF Deputies. II compares Italy's
military strength to-day with her strength in
July 1891. To-day. says the report. the mini
mum permanent army is equal to the maxi
mum OF that time. Now the minimum is q
million; then II was 7ol.OOO.
Many optimistic statements concerning the
large and small arms II tho troops are made to
Toiute recent assertions that the army was de-
feeiiyely armed and organized, The report
Adduces figures TO show that the army ls in
better condition than ever before.
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The cold wave spread yesterday from Manitoba and
northern Minnesota south TO the uulf Of Mexico and
east TO he Atlantic coast The OF the wave ex
isrdsi more TO tue south Tue temperature vas los
below freezing at Atlanta when was 80 above frssI
Ing this city Al Chicago WAS a. above zero At 81
Pau ~ bsiow zero. MoorsheAd 49, below and 22s be
low at Ainnsiosa wan probably be cold here over
Sunday
Yesterday vas fair this city; highest onieia tenn
peTAtuTe 3I0' average humidity So per cent; sind
neT.hws1L average velocity - miles an hour
TIE IhsrmomstsT al PsTry's pharmacy in THE Sos
building oTded the Temperature ysstsrdEyas foous
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BRUSSELS. Nov, PA despatch from Bona
reports the death OF DIR. Emin's younG son.
who was detained b. the Arabs after the muir
der OF the explorer, and subsequently was
IA the Congo state. The BOYS mother was
EMlT's native mistress.
DlstCvhing rumors concerning the Belgian
expedition toward Hzdelai in the equatorial
province. sre still oeing received at the coast.
twenty 81 toe .nirty whites In the expedition
are said to have been killed. The chief Of the
expedition u Capt. Van KeEckhoysR.
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sERMAMAMERICAN FIRST FRUITS.
Il is Said That Edward Crosse win be Col
IsstOr OF IAtsrasI Revenue,

Ieetor OF IHtsFasI Revenue,
friend OF Edward Crosse. the ex-Assistant
District Attorney. announced Last evening
that Mr.. Crosse has been slated for appoint
ment as Collector Of Internal Revenue In the
Third New York district to succeed Ferdinand
EidmAn. He said that the announcement Of
Mr.. Crosses nomination will DO made early
In the coming session Of Congress. and that at
the same time the President will name his Sc
to be hlled by Democrats. Mr. Crosse is a
In EN- Der Of the German American Union and
his political hackers for the Internal Revenue
Collectorshlp are William SteinwaJ and Os-
WAld OttendoIisT.
Alexander MsAkim, who has been expecting
= Federal place. will be provided with z mu-
nieipal appointment
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Disputs owes I--lErsst Rates settled.

CHICAGO. Nov. 24-Ths last obstacle in the
formation Of the immigrant pool Of Western
lines was removed to-day By the unressryed
consent OF the Chicago Great Western 10 be-
come member. AZ to.dAy's meeting Il was
nine mem bsTs. Including Chairman CALDWELL
OF the Western Passenger Association. The
oTk next week.
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LONDON. Nov. 24.-DeleGates representing
100000 Workmen waited on Lord Salisbury
to-day and urged that he should Introduce in
the House OF Lords a clause TO he added to the
Employers Liability Bill permitting contract
Ing out The bin passed its third reading in
the House OF Commons last night.
LORD salisbury told the deputaton that the
government made great mi stake In refusing
20 coneede such a clause "a tho one the work
lngmen demanded. The hill was sure to create
III feeling between the masters and men tie
promlsed TO give favorable consideration 20 he
proposal that the clause bs Inserted when the
Dill reaches the House of Lords.
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where Ye.,erd.y.. Fire. Were.

MI 40 SOC ninth avenue, 7. II. KastsnL dam
age IS 700; = % llO Worth street John 2. Murray
damage trining; gao eo6 West TWenty-siEth street
H. Miner. no damage: $50 IL BAyard street Israel
lurgan damage tftNing.
4 NJ 80. hgH East l35th street Jacob kunH no
danAgs O5 lbn last SlNtisth street charles Franz
ford ismAEe 500. 50 lu4 Delaney street. Bent
Rosenberg damage tTing. $40. ~ Fast siXty-thlTd
street. David NaNrleL dsmSss SO; $50. - Cannon
street Lewis Cuppel. damage tTlilnZ; IL 10 stsam-
ship NueAtAn. f09t Of Wall street 500.
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wAshSgTos FoEECAsT FoR sATrEpAT
For Hsw England. EsnsrAy fair with frssh And eESE
northwest wiHdI; slightly colder.
EsT saSoH hss ls'k F,nnsg lSaais. Nas JH@1g.
ard Dsagars sRg fair AID ooanAasi ood NoEA-ss
sad
For Ihs District Of Columbia Maryland virginia Ead
North Carolina fair; continued Geld; noFEh windL
For western New York western PeRHsylVAniA Ohio.
lover Michigan ana upper hicAigAA fair except light
local Sn0NS a. the LAKE stations wlndG dseFsAs
iaE IN toFeG
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No, 4. the Reported s..s, Fool.

BALTIMORE. Nov 24,-Ths report that the
Carnegie steel COMPANY Bethlehem Steel
Company. Cambria Iron Company. and Lack
awanna Iron and Steel Company had com
blned TO lease the big plant at SpArrows Point
Is denied by the officials OF the Maryland Steel
Company. and also by thoEe of tho Pennsyl-
VAnia steel Company.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

Capitol Commissioner Perry will TO day lay on 500 Of
the llso men employed in the construction depart
nent or the CAPITOL a. Albany He THIS 10 nrcsa
STATED on account OF tue Appropriation running lo~
state 1roAsursrslect Coyin has rendered the AP
ponlinent OF Dsput state Treasurer TO his brotbsrn
law Lsdls lires cashier Of the NatIonAl Mohawk
oneT
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II has stood the test Of a qusrter Of =
century OF cures Dr. SageS Catarrh
Remedy. That's why the proprietors
take the risk they say: III we can't
cure your Catarrh, VIC win 80 ASAS
$500 In cash 4"
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The scotch Goa, Miners, Strike.

GLASGOW. Nov. 24.-Nineteen- twentieths OF
the Scotch coal miners are idle In consequence
OF the strike growing out OF the masters re-
fusal to increase wages a shilling a day.
meeting OF the strikers was held here to-day.
and IL was decided to continue the strike The
mon expressed themselves as willing to agree
to the appointm ent OF a Board OF Cancellation
mine owners
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The R.bsnrou. soph. W.., u..s.

oRoSo. Me-. Nov 24.-Ths trouble at the
Maine State College has been settled. The
members Of the sophomore class returned to
their duties: The clAss received word that
they all would be suspended IL they did not 20
back to their studies.
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disorders, and diseases Of TIE sex
For regulating and promoting al the
proper functions, building up and inyiRorat-
Ing the entire system, and restoring health
and strength, this IS tie only remedy that
can he guaranteed 10 benefit or cure, or phs
money will be refunded.
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Pensions Graatsd.

"AshINdroN, NOV. Extensions have been
granted as follows:
connserieut-OTiginAl-Gus johnson. Milford
New JerssJ-Inere4ss-JossIh OEyloFd Newark.
Rev Recommendations hcDsrmstL New
kriEhten: James AeyeA. New York; Stephen II. Good
Isuos Belle lsls OnondaEa lnsrease-Thomas Harvey.
bIo3AlYn; Hiram Frederick. EimrA. 8rorEs y. bee
R4A EnsTile ksissus- hompson EdwAId. AubaTn;
PAimon II honhsss. HLAeai fArksr NriEht Os~ezs.
FelAaue anu INSTRUMENTATION 81.
SnAin4l Sidovs. Ae-ElzAbs IA J. ryder M0rehss:
hAFJ n Lee. bAld~lnsylis: Eliza klas. SsW York
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WASHINGTON. Nov, 24.-The Treasury bal
kRess took an upward turn to-day. reaching
s9LlIoAOO gam Of more than Sl.OOO.OUO
sine yesterday. Hopes are nos entertained
that the expenditures for the month viii not
exceed the receipts more than sbuOUOU. as
nC.t ~ the be ~ EXPENDITURES have been
EizLr