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Personally Conducted Tours to Wat
kins and Niagara Falls.

The Pennsylvania Railroad VIII oper-
ate a personally conducted tour TO Watkins
Glen and Niagara Falls Saturday, Sep
tember 7. Rate. $1,000. Tickets good for
tendays, allowing gstop-off privileges at Wat
kins and Rochester in either direction, and
at Buffalo returning. Special train to leave
Washington at : a N. Later tour, OctO-
Der 8.
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT-30-acre farm, very rich
land; finest location; extra cool water;
moderate rent. Apply u owner, Mrs. ISA
BELLA HAGAN, Central ave, Benning,
ID. c. se3-7t
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FOUND.

III the Ad. Writer'S Club
room, Times building, on Labor Day,
a black kid glove. Apply at business Of
flee Ee5-3E
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One Gent wp5s s5s
No adyertissment less than 100.
PERSONALS.
EGYPTIAN Gypsy-seI

EGYPT a NJ Gypsy-Seventh daugh-
ter of the seventh generation; she can
take off spells and cause to marry as well
as tell you the past ana future; persons cali
Dg al the tent next to railroad. Will ask for
NINE, BURNETT. !
Take Ecking ton ana Soldiers Home
cars. aug267t
MMTG. BROOKE tells all the events
OF life; all business confidential, ladies
and gentlemen 90 cents each; hours 9 q.
m. to u. III. coo New York avenue
northwest, near sixth street. au27l4t
nVES ueeding confidential treat.
m.nt safe and sure relief in all
female trouble, constipation, irregularl-
ties, tumor, cancer. opium habit. fistuia,
etc separate looms fo- patients before
aud during confinement. and find homes
for infants If required, Strictly confiden-
rial MRS DIR RENNER, 16 Fourth St na
near L Capitol St. Washington. d. c.
je3-u
THE Wonderful Remedy. Cancers
cured without knife. pain. or pay
until cured: GIso carhuncles, piles, dropsy.
by Prof MARTIN RILEY. 467 Pa ava
NV. au5-lmo
j T. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10th st NV,
carpet lining, feits, fire brick and clay,
asbestos. paints. brushes. lime. cement. tuo
and three e-ply roofing material epr21-tf
FROF. CHA Olueht eBId DllsOeu dQ-
vertising claIrvoyant. medium and for
tune teller in this city. removes all your
troubles; tells from cradle to give: ed
vice on business. love affairs, losses OF
matrimonial adventures; unites separated
and causes speedy marriage with one You
love by proper advice. Call and be CON
vinced that l can work a case quicker
than any medium you ever met Fee. 90
certs. Hours, 10 TO 8: open Sunday.
Ss9 St. bet z and 6to St Gw.
NINE. EsTELLE tells all the events
OF life in German and English: hours,
a. III. to 10 p. m; 20 and 80 cents;
cures all cases Of running or dry sores.
913 18Th st. NV. au30-lm
THE Wonderful Remedy. Cancers
cured without knife pain, or pay
until cured; also CarbuncIes, piles, dropsy,
by PROF. MARTIN RILEY, A6T Pa ave
nv. se5-1mo
NINE. RRIN-Scientific palm
isiry; truest destiny reader OF the age;
events OF past and future revealed with
wonderful accuracy; hours 10 to g. 515
9th ST. NV, bet Z and +. se1-7t
DIR. TAYLOR. 500 I st. NV, makes
fun sets of teeth for So; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain
gold filling, 81; anlalgam, 6Oc. se4-tf
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST NJ. P. CHURCH, Fifth street
and Virginia avenue sou theast-G. @.
Bacchus. pastor. Preaching Sunday, IL
Lessons from the obedient W idow;"
evening, "Great help for troubled souls"
Everybody invited Come; we want you.
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NINE. EsTELLE tells all the events
OF life in German and English: hours,
9 a. m. to 10 p. m; 20 and 80 cents;
cures all cases Of running or dry sores.
g13 18th st. NV. au30-lm
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THE Wonderful Remedy Cancers
cured without knife pain, or pay
until cured; also CarbuncIes, piles, dropsy,
by PROF. MARTIN RILEY, 46T Pa ave.
nv. sc5-1mo &.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WAITED house in the northwest,
furnished complete about 2 rooms;
willing 40 board elderly couple for rent;
wanted al once 10y responsible party. Ap-
plr MRS } WHITE, General Delivery.
grG-3t
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AERIAL navigation will never be-
come an established fact until you call
on US and get one uf those fine custom made
suits, the least bit worn, al a figure never
before thOughtuf. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
6i9 ID St II. W
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Continued from Yesterday Evenings Times.
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FOR RSALE-27Rst. NV. ;tenroOms and
bath; new house all latest cOnvenienCes,
south front; large yard to 20ft. alley; must
be seen to be appreciated. Owner, - r st.
cae-2t
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DIR. TAYLOR. 500 Z st. NV, makes
full sets of teeth for So; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling 81; amalgam, 6Oc. se4-tf
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PERSONALS.

PERSONS deSirOUs OF diSpC or their
business places can have purchasers pro-
cured withUu' any publicity; all business
Confdentill; charges moderate. /, o. AN
DERSON * CO. Real Estate and Business
Exchange. 9r, g st. NV. se6-Uf
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NINE. PERRIN-Scient palm
istry, truest destiny reader OF the age,
events OF past and future revealed with
wonderful accuracy; hours 10 to 9 515
9th ST. NV, bet ana Z sci 1T
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FOR SA ALE-Brookland 5-room frame
house; 2-st0ry stable; porch, shade, wa
ter, latrobe; lot 25x150. Price, S1,SO0.
CHAS. SICkELS, Dover St, bet. 18th and
18th StS. se3-7t
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LIVERY and sale stables, 10 boarders,
horses, 4 buggies, 2 carriages and
harness, 81 stalls, elevator and telephone;
hiring receipts, $4,000 per month. Sp.en-
did opportunity; owner has other business
Address LIVERY CHANCE, this office
se6-3t
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H Passion
in the Desert

From the French of Honore de Balzao
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$3.50 will buy a saloon if bought at
once; other business; do not answer
without you mean business. Address Box
!, this office. se5-2t
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
'rTr'cct Innc %. TSHN

TTETIoN CORNER OF SIXTH AND
STREETS
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LOST.

LOST-Left in water closet at District
government building, on 9TH inst,
gold hunting case watch, initials III. II.
D." on outside; also, gold chain and locket,
with initials ''R. E. W" on one side and
"1SS6" on other side. Property of De-
tective Wcedon. Reward will be given if
left at Detective Office Se6-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ANTED-Pupils il elocuti9n and
dramatic art. WALTER STETSON,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Why rent when you can
buy d SiX-rOOm brick ON Sumner ST.,
near 7th, NV, for 81 400 by paying $50
cash and S12 monthly? Five nice frames,
ne, two blocks from three lines street cars,
$40 and SO monthly. X. d. RUFFlN, 524
10Th, cor F st. NV. se6-3t
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Wa NTED-To do printing in exchange
for coal; fine work guaranteed. Address
PRINT, this office. 1t
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One Cent dss1 R5ai
No advertisement less than ioa
For RENT-ROOAIS.

FOR RENT parlors suitable for
professional man, at very reasonable
rates; al so bedrooms. 92l Sth ST. NV se6 3 C.
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WANTED BOARDERs-

WA NTED A gentleman TO room and
board in a strictly private family;
convenient to an car lines, reference.
81 = 81. NV sc5-3t
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A N opportunity is offered to young man
with a few thousand dollars to get in
with young and growing business that has
great future, and obtain a good paying
position. Address II. NJ. h, OF 7th st.
NV. se6-7t
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A BARG IN-Must be sold within
days; store fixtures and large ice box
H order TO give up house. Apply 40
st. sw. Se6-3tmae
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FOR RENT-Nicely-Iur apartments,
or unfur.: very cheap; for housekeeping
Inquire 23OS l4th st, drug store, call
before p m. sci 1T
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LOST-Will person who was seen to pick
uplady's veil acknowledgement coming
from Capitol, kindly return to 9th ST. Sc.
and receive reward. 1t
LOST-Breast pin in shape of pansy, with
Il IN nnnrds in rantpr RpUard IL left
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THE Wonderful Remedy. Cancers
cured without knife. pain. or pay
until cured: GIso carhuncles. piles, dropsy
by Prof MARTIN RILEY. 467 Pa ave
NV au5-1mo
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LOST-The party who found gold watch
hanging in closet in National Union
building, st., will leave same at I'LL
New Jersey avenue aud get reward.
se4-3t
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FOR RENT-Second story, south front
fur. rooms for gentlemen, 50 and $40.
1OO3 y st. NV. sel-7t
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FOR RENT-Seven-room cottage at
Brookland, with hall, bath, cellar,
attic, range, latrobe, hot and cold water;
two squares from electric cars. Inquire
of /. S. HOLLIDGE, Saks & Co. se4.7t
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10 reliable men: rustlers, little capital re
quircd; iberalinducementsoffe some
thing new. Shop in alley between NJ and
\. Y. ave, 4th and 5thnw. w HOWARD.
se5-3t
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Stricken Santos.

BALTIMORE. June 25. The Ameri-
can barkentine Priscilla, Captain Kla-
gers. arrived to-day from Rio aud San
tos. with cargo of 14,254 bags Of cof.
fee, Captain Klagers reports that
when the Priscilla left Santos, May
IL. yellow fever was raging on every
side. aud the scenes io the city aud
barbor we're narrowing. men dropping
dead 10 the streets and being buried by
scores from vessels in the port Some
vessels had their flags at half mast day
after day for weeks. az man after man
of their crews succumbed to the scourge.
The dea;;A boat was being rowed about
the harbor Gay and night from vessel to
vessel containing the dead. and then
ashore for burial.
Some vessels had only one or two left
of their crews, and many Of them we're
unable to get away from the pest hole
Of fever owing to lack of men. Sea-
men were scarce, and when vessels lost
their crews it was with greatest diff
Guilty men were secured to take their
places. Captains of vessels bad to ex-
ercise the greatest caution to prevent
their crews from deserving or being lur-
ed ashore BY the boarding house and
shipping masters J. NJ. Gayle, the
Grst officer of the Priscilla, was stricken
with yellow fever while in the harbor
of Santos He was removed to a hos
pital ashore and was sufficiently recov-
cred to be taken aboard when the ves-
sci sailed
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Edgefeld Disgraced.
Free Speech Denied John J.
Dargan---Cursed aud Will
fed on the Streets---A
Reproach to South
Carolina.
Special to The State.

EDGEr1ELD, June 26.-Scenes on the
street. Of Edgeield to-day have
been disgrace for Zulu Lana. 1t was
stated in the papers that Col. John j
Dargan would speak at Edge6eld to-
day. There we're none here who agree
with COL Dargan's political views, but
most of the citizens of the town hoped
for decency's sake, that nobody would
interfere with Col. Dargan, or any other
citizen of South Carolina who attempt
ed to speak But this was not to be.
The strife promoters notified the faith
ful in the county that Dargan must not
be allowed to speak This morning
brought in couple of hundred, and a
committee was appointed to wait on
him and tell him he could not speak
and it is said apotber committee was
selected to see that he should not speak
if be attempted it.
Col. DargaD did not attempt to speak
and while walking along the pavement
was followed by crowd. some of them
we'll filled with chemically pure, who
hooted at, cursed and abused him.
But they we're all careful not TO lay
hands on him.
Your correspondent was standing 10
the door of store when Col. Dargan
passed. He stepped out and introduced
himself to Col. Dargan and, as mat.
ter of course. received his share Of
their druoken epitbets. This was re-
ceived as compliment, coming from
such source
Let these brave fellows &C on they
will in all probability kill some good
men before they can be satisfied. but
as sure as God rules, the day is coming
when they will call on the untains
to hide them. There is point beyond
which they will not be allowed to 60
The Conservatives here will not 60
into primary and the Conservative,
so-caIed. who will consent to be can
didate before the primary bad just as
we'll join 10 with the enemy and be
done with it, Everything has its end
ing aud so will the Tilman craze in
this State
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is addressed to the people Of South
Carolina aud not to the Democratic
party of the State. The people include
not only negroes, but Republicans,
with whom have believed that
there has been an understanding for
more than year The address does
not mention the word Democrat and it
purely ignores the primary ordered by
the Democratic committee, while Mr..
Gonzales. in their organ. the State,
urges his folloaers in Reform couoties
to make terms with Reformers
That is the reason why the resolu-
ton to stay out of the Democratic pri-
mary vas not carried. This was done
to fool the Reformers in such counties
as Abbeville and Edge6eld They are
attempting to use a double-barrelled
quo on us-make an indepe odent.
straight fight in close counties aud ex-
pect the Democrats to compromise With
them in strong Reform counties If
this is so. why did the members of the
conference. or Auti-committee, applaud
SO vigorously the speech of Mr.. Gar
lington. editor of the Spartanburg
Herald, who long ago withdrew public
ly from the Democratic party? They
are Democrats in Reform counties
where they cant elect delegate, and
Anti-Democrats in niger and Anti
counties. We are not children and
cannot be fooled in any such way.
However, We must be up a1d doing.
The Convention must be carried by a
decisive majority. We would be in
danger with margin Of 25. for there
are always men who see new light after
they are sworn in Office.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-07-03
Justice Gaillard "Presented''
For Drunkenness.
Special TO the State.

CHARLESTON. June 25.-The grand
lury's preseutment in the court of ses-
sioos to day was sensational. 1t re-
ports Trial Justice W. P. Gaillard as
follows:
.eIt has come to the notice of the
grand jury in various ways that W. P.
Gail|ard, one of the trial justices of this
city, has been seen on many occa-
sions, in the streets and sewhere,
under the influence Of liquor Several
citizens have mentioned to the members
of the grand jury that they have seen
this officer under the influence of liquor
when in the discharge Of his duties.
We have been unable to get these peo-
pie to testify against this official. NOV
ed We presume. either through fear or
on account OF friendliness for him. but
we are 80 we'll satisfied that these
charges are correct aud just that We do
not hesitate to present thia trial justice
as person unfit to exercise the duties
of the responsible Office he holds, and
recommend be be removed from Office. -
The county board of control of the
dispensary, with W. Gibbes Whaley,
chairman. are regarded as paying more
money for drayage, When just aseficieut
service could be secured for less. That
two responsible parties have offered to
dc the same work. one for two cents
and the other for three cents per pack
age, and the board is now paying FIVE
cents The jury asked that this be
remedied. The jury complained chat
the bond. of the master. W. Gibbes
Whaley, School Commissioner W. q.
Duukiu and Trial Justice W. P. Gail
lard we're insufficient, aud recommend
ed that these officers be required to
give good and sufficient boods.
Trial Justice Gailard is out in a
card 10 the Post this afternoon, iu
which he says be has been maliciously
maligued by the gaud jury because be
made affidavit that the grand jury.
through prejudice to the dispensary Law
or caprice, refused to indict parties
charged with violating the dispensary
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-07-03
The Situation.

The Conservatives have one thing
they can be sure Of They can not be
treated any worse outside the primaries
than they have been inside them
they have the right to feel that they
have nothing to gain by going in and
everything to gain by staying out. If
the dominant element" is honestly in
favor of fair convention it will give
US one any how. If it is uot there is
DO sense in our tieing ourselves up TO
accept results. We can, at least, re-
serve the right of entering our protest
and making our fight at the polls Of the
general election and feeling that We
have acted like men and free American
citizens aud not like children to be
made fools of with little soft talk and
q few sugar plums held out to be
spatched away when reached for.
We have begged and submitted ard
been kicked right along. There has
never been and never will be anything
gained by trusting to the generosity OF
meo who are too geedy for power aud
salaries to know what the word means.
to the magnanimity of those who scorn
naguanimity as weakness unworthy
of practical politics Nc victory has
ever been by meeting an opponent
on his own ground aud terms and with
his own weapons and in his power. No
cause has ever been advanced by sur
renders.
The duty of every Conservative now
is to put himself 10 line With all who
oppose ring rule and to keep himself
free to fight for the rights of the State
aod the people and against the ruling
ring.
The first thing to be done is to
organize in every township of the State
clubs pledged to work and vote for
convention of free men who will not
belong to or be bossed by Tillman.
Irby aud Evans. Every white Demo
crat in the State ought to be invited
and urged to join one of these clubs
The sooner they are organized and the
mere strength they develop the better
prospect there will be for peace and
nou. partisan convention. The longer
we delay lie more firmly will Che ring
fix it's clutches on the State Green
uiUe News.
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Doing More Than Duty.

WASHINGTON. June 25 From this
time on the government will spare no
effort to capture aud puu'sh any ax-
pedtion that attemps to leave the
United States coast to violate the neu.
trality laws by aiding Cuban iDsurrec-
tionists. In addition to the three war
ships. Atlanta, Raleigh aud Mon'gom-
cry. keeping a sharp lookout in the
high seas, explicit orders for through
patrol of Cur own coast have been is
sued to the commanders of the reve-
nue cutters, Mclean. stationed at Key
West. Penroee at Pensacola. Forward
at Mobile, Seward at Bay S.. Louis,
Miss Smith at New Orleans. Calves
weston, at Galveston. Lex and Morrill,
recently scot to Key West temporarily.
The determination is also expressed by
the officials of the Treasury department
to argument this force if it is found lo.
efectual by sending one Of the three
cutters from the North Carolina sounds
and one of three from the Chesapeake
to the Gulf coast. but it is not believed
this will be necessary as the seven ves-
sells already there 10 addition to the
warships ought to prove sufficient, es-
specially as the agencies ashore are ex-
ceedingly active at present and the
government would probably learn Of
auy expedition before it could mbark.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-07-03
A Fox Run Down.
An Ascending Postmaster Caught
After Long Chase.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Tbe Post
Office Department has been advised ol
the arrest,i6 Panama of A. G. Love. for
merly assistant postmaster at Calvert,
Tex. Love abscooded from Calvert
some years ago with $1,000 Of money
order funds and went to Galvetton
where be remained long enough to stu
dy medicine and graduate as pbysi-
clan. The postofice inspectors located
Love but he escaped arrest and went to
Mobile and from there sailing to Co.
lombia. South America, aud Focas del
Toro. The United States consul there
informed the postofice athorities of his
presence, but before extradition pa
pers could be secured. Love again disap.
peared and finally was arrested at Pa
Dama, where be was residing utder the
came of DE- Fox. Love will be
brought back to Texas for trial
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-07-03
Cuba S Friends Active.
The Selection of a Provision
al President.

New YORK, June 26 The utmost
activity prevails among the leaders
of the Cuban revolutionary party in
this city, and some momentous ques-
tions are the eve of settlement. On
July 10th in this city a convention Of
delegates from the Cuban revolution
airy clubs throughout the United
States will be held to choose presi-
dent Of the provisional government
of the republic Of Cuba. 1mmedi-
ately upon the settlement of that i'm
portant question, and upon the in
duction of the successor of the late
Jose Marti into Office, the officials of
the revolutionary government will
cause an issue Of interest-bearing
bonds Of the Cuban republic, which
will be redeemed by the republic
when the domination of Spain over
the "Queen Of the Antilles" is sue
cessfully overthrown
1.-The revolutionists in the United
States said Senor Enrique Trujille,
prominent Cuban leader, "are in
favor of the selection of Senor
Thomas Estrada Palma to occupy the
place made vacant by the death Of
Jose Marti, and he will doubtless be
elected Senor Palma is quietly
domiciled al Pleasant Valley. N Y,
and many prominent Gubans have
visited him there
Dr.. Savas Gonzales de Quesada
will continue as secretary Of the rev.
olutionary party and Senor Benjamin
j. Guerra as the treasurer. Senor
Trujuillo said that Cubans were
pleased at the return Of Consul
General Williams to Havana, as Mr.
Williams has always been Jealous in
his protection Of the interest Of
American citizens in Cuba.
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The Oconee Plan.

WALHALLA, June 25.-A conference
of the Conservative Democracy Of
Gcouee county was held at the court
house yesterday There were about
fifteen delegates iu attendance The
offer made by the executive committee
of the Reform Democracy of the coun-
ty for a division of delegates to the
Constitutional Convention was accepted.
The working committee Of the Forty
has beeu called to meet on next Satur-
day. There was no contention upon the
question Of dividing the delegates, but
there was considerable discussion as to
the majority plan
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-07-03
England's New Ministry.

LONDON. June 25.-The members Of
the new ministry, SC far as they have
been selected. are officially announced
as follows
Prime Minister and Secretary of
State for foreign officers, the Marquis
of Salisbury.
Lord President of the Council, the
Duke of Devooshire.
First Lord Of the Treasury, Right
Hon. Arthur James Balfour.
Secretary of State for the Colonies.
Right Hon Jos. Chamberlain.
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, Right
Hon. Sir Michael Hicks. Beach
First Lord Of the Admiralty, Right
Hor. George Joarcdln- Goschen. 'rhe
other places iu the ministry have not as
yet been definitely allotted