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MANmNrrAN KAn.wAY coMrANY.

FIFIY. FIRST QUARTERLY DIVInESD. ~
A]qusrtcfy dividend Of one and one half per cent.
ON the . HIilal stock OF this Company has Decn de.
cinrrl IalNntc, at this ONCE on and after Saturday.
Inn. =, iSn7 The transfer hooks will he closed On
Wednesday, Nee. lb. at y O'Clock i. NJ, and will be
rcopel,i on Monday, Jan. 4. at 10 O'Clock A, NJ.
H. w. McWILLlAHS,
IreAalraF
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9tsaI Aptires.

Alta SPECIAL. TERN OF THE SUPREME COURT,
"A Pert J., held at thS c"9 on hogss in , .hs ely OF
snt: Hon trsGerick smyth, Justice. The People OF
ter OF the accounting of David Mcclure, Receiver.
an y s E ii pr III pSY Of paSfi M"tl "Ts.' ySriH Il T I.oa9rS
sss q N%TSg !G%nI lssD o. AM ,n s'% s'a} Si Due af Sew ;svy' Tor gpS or
the application Tor , tn p order a ana Of the p9psrs upon pen
order IN the form IN Which ths t,2me Is entered; 81,
sci Tor the petitioner herein, and no one oppo,ing.
Sow, on motion of Herbert Is. Turner Attorney for
1T IS OiFDhRrD that David Mcclure. Receiver
person inc n,er %"iS in i tho moneys and s.s@ts u said
defendant The New YG r. i,nta MG'T"t hG enc, Ai 10.
cSsiy.f aerr,n, Of hi, integ'i tan 10 Drcfrg1t 10 ~
o'clocx 4, NJ att special Term thereof, Fart l., 70 be
held N the County n9Gri m"pS %. IN W. r,ty %' lm .rs
In, and OF nj Intention. upon. me nas'ns ana az,
P prcmI." % as sSG T." the ~ Our saaahl Seem proper ror III" il.
]tr,hut,on or inr funds ia ~ hanat ~ I'imI ui HSnt st
the allow ;imc and pace !" Apply 10 ~" ,Hr! iHL y"
S SaE.S@ S az t !r' tnnI. nov 'nrIl GT s,i% Gircriysr aal
also OF MS Intention to aprly Z" g." ,,Ht' ~ .'c,r"t",
To hear ana ]nrt'rulne clatmsnr rrrallors NllaH ha;S1
power r. 70 sa,i Roirros TO hear and d.'rrnino md
q TcP@r, TO '@ nSou '@ I@ IA a" ,non T' "f me- Ti..srcriy''
cr's &C cunts; and winch ma, %" ~ L'l 20 me Ats.h.
ittorr Or "i,1'r person Interested IN me '..nl' N tho
hnni. OF Tue Receiver lcr"ln' go a'sn" t T H., .nn nnIi
pinar. Tor tsI;n otnrr ana nr,hcr orIer N IN" prem
Isl e /, ~ VI n f l?E E 6&H5'SsT iSr"' IH1ss' Ito notice hereby
prng drd for BE- given hy publication Of AroiE Of nus
order in the Sew YORK Law journal aust IA me GUN
which /, hereby designated IN n u"f u' re- p%i,erS
two n"wspnprrs published IN t'", rs 3 .',VAiE 1'
New YORK, oIcc u week FOR three ~" -, AM ~ hel.
vice Of a copy thereof upon g.. -. 'h,l NrrAl OF
ms state. ana al the cr, dIiUrt ~ N.ib Gf,rEG.ht
CORPORATION and all Other prrN ~ 'H''ir "a ~ lLo
funds now a the hands ui : IT, ""tl',f are Ge5gby
directed 30 show Causr before iH'-. 'WiL ~ w" lilo
and place above mentioned wtA tun, lfay,f nI lHe
@unttiou Med herewith m the on. ' ni lhG 'ltth os
inIs unrt. AT the County court Lugre IA the cliJ OK
Sew YORK. should not be 6rantnd.
Enter,
(SlguCuJ F,S
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Future prices here declined 70 TO 20 points. closing
barely steady with safes OF $500 bags. Havre de-
clincl IL. Hamburg declined to n pig. Rio
declined 200 ruiS; exchange advanced 3.lbd. Ameri.
can warehouse deliveries Yesterday were 10, l07 bags.
American visible supply OF Brazil BA4. 500 bags, against
tas. s07 last year. RIO was dull: receipts, 26.Uuo:
stock. All. Rio exchange S1sd. Santos YVES quiet
ami unchanged; receipts in two days, $4,000: stock.
7i5.OnO. The lower European cables caused the de
cline here oday. The statistical position Is bearish
and prevents any sustn ned advance In prices
NAVAL. SroRES-UnchRnged
PErROLECN-Crude certificates here were quoted at
changed.
Provisions ard higher. but quiet Prime western.
oi.iIS Pork duh. but nrm. Mess. S6.23et2.75. Tai.
low, SIC. Chicago. Dec. l0.-"In provisions the feel
Ing was Arm on the light receipts OF hogs. light offer.
inEs, and q fairly good sp,culatlv" demand" But
ter-ReceIp,s today, a.99s pkss; last six days: &c.
3i2: previous six days. 2R.hso. West
ern. thirds to extras. i6Ge4Sc.; State and Penn.
sNlSania do. lo923xc.; state. dairy, half frkin
tubs, seconds to extras. lsS2Oc. Cheese-Receipts
six DAYS; 2e.l8i. state. fpil cream. large: colored.
fancy. l0ASl0l9c.: do. white. common to fancy,
.t,:lo%c:; small colored fancy, iohsioHc; DO
10 day. 1881 cases; last six days. a7.Gl: previous
gathered. fair to fancy. @oS23c.; Western fancy.
.sro,R-Ra~ dull Int steady: se' test, e7sc. 90 test
5.l6c. Refined dull but steady.
CHICAGO, Dec. l0.-Thcso were todays prices:
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Wheat advanced for n time to day on higher LAYER.
pool cables. The tradln4, however, was du,l and
trrlay OF three CargorS Tor cape Town, and unfaEor-
aDia CroD Edv!ces were received from Argentina ana
India. The suaOoari clearanccs continue on II large
scale. Thus far this week they arn s3kOOJ bush.
ahead or the same timc last week. IcfOrs the close
the market reacted. The early buyers sod, and In tho
absence Of local support, the Improvement was lost
ceipts were larger To-day there were dIs cars,
against O2D YESTERDAY, 800 this day last week and
SOL last, year. Ltrerp"p. advanced "a; TO I'd. PARIS
Berlin declined bee. Uut rallied. Antwerp was easier.
Corn ami oats derlineh In synptthy VITA wheat.
Thn trading was duh and rraturtlrs,. ,Liy"rpool de,
corn and 30l OF oats; the receipts thar" 10 morrow are
estimated at ia ami 3ci ears. The Government
tSpp condition Of, winter Wheat at Gh3. per
cent, against Sl.4 last year, 80 In 1894 nnd 0l.5 Ia
1898, and the acreage ut 2t,0NB.iiO acres,
Chicago, Dec, lO-'"rhe prospect OF a bear. En Govern
Der May spread owing To lI.ht deliveries on December
contracts mas caused All unsettled. nervous bhl rather
braTish mar%et today. wit "a further decline. 4
10 work into the shorIo OF Ions side OF thr market with.
odt any favorable result, although the closing shows
q gain Tor those VINO sold at the al. ance; me ouN,
New York crowd. hut me absence OF ordcra
ht the advance LETT the market without any sustain
ing feature and the whole gam was lost There were
further damage reports regurding the Argentine crop;
n sale Of so, 00O bush. M Northern wheat reported
sold for direct export, a hrmer feeling IN Liverpool at
the close. and some export business rCpO;tcd at the
were large, clearnnceS " ere ol.y far, ami the NIGEL
gan and Kentucky StateCTopr reports he irish, the IlE'
mrnt regarding the European requirements and tao
small supplies In exporting cOun' rles 10 draw IRON,
hut inRsplucl hs the worlds available Increased dur,
ing the month OF November i2.0OO.0OO bush. and
nhout 20. 1000. 900 bush. in October, and Mt present 10
only about $4,000. 900 hush. smaller than Ryraf aSO,Iie
trade Ii rather iAelined JUS; nov 10 avail develop
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN THAT TIE CommIs.
~ sioner OF Street improvements OF the ESD and
2ith Wards Of the CITY Of New York viii, AT his oniee.
No 2S22 Third avenue. in said city. on Wednesday.
December Esd, 1899, at 10 A. NJ. hear and consider
oil statements. objections, and evidence that may be
then and there offered in reference to the contem-
plated change and revision OF sewerage, plans Of the
pad and 24th Wards. prepared under chapter G2l Of
the Laws OF 1887 and chapter 5[5 OF the Laws OF
1890. the general character and extent OF the contcm.
plated changes being as follows:
LIST. one ~ sewerage plan in relation TO the Ice
Pond District.
I'd. Two g. sewerage plans In relation to the MIL
brook District.
Sd. Two (2) sewerage plans in relation to the Crom-
well Creek District.
4th. Three l3) sewerage plans in relation to the uAr|
lem River District
9th. Four q sewerage plans In relation 10 the Bronx
River District.
Maps or Plans showing such contemplated changes
LOUIS +. HAFFEN.
Commissioners OF Street Improvements OF the ESQ
and gath Wards.
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COLUMBUS, HOOKING VALLEY q
TOLEbO RAILWAY 90.

AGlviicuI ~ ~ per cent. on tho preferred stock
~ I'll. ComrtnN for tho half year cndin. December
~. 1885. has h. On declared, payable January 2. 1887.
Check, 80 he mailed TO Stockholders OF record. For
tnr purpose n the dividend the transfer books for
The ur-;rTrcl stock VIII bc clio ed at l2 O'Clock noon,
irc'Irucr lgtU. ana remain closed until January 4th.
49,. W. n, COTT, Treas urer.
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT. BUREAU o THE col.
l. LECTION OF TANES, NO. 81 CHAMBERS STREET
STEWART BCILDlNGj. NEW YORK. December 2,
1896.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
The Receiver or Taxes OF the city OF New York
hereby gives notice TO all persons who have omitted
to pay their taxes for the year 1896. to pay the same
TO him at his onlcs on or before the nrst day OF
January. 1897. as provided by section S46 OF the New
York City Consolidation Act OF 1882.
Upon any such tax remaining unpaid after the arst
day OF December, 1896, one per centum will be
charged. received aui collected In addition to tho
amount thereof: and upon such tax remaining un;
paid on the hrst day or January, 1897, interest Will
be CHARGED. received and collected upon the amount
thereof at the rate OF seven per centim per annuIn, to
be calculated from the nrst day OF October. 1890, on
which day the asSe ssment rolls. and warrlnts Tor
Taxes of 1895 were delivered TO the said Receiver or
Taxes, to tho date of payment, pursuant TO section
S43 of said act.
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Government bonds firm. The As +. of 1907
and the 5s e. closed n u GENT. higher bid each.
Railway bonds strong. The features we're Ohio
southern generals. Rio Grando Western lists.
ST. Louis Southwestern lists, 81. Joseph and
Grand island incomes; Toledo, s.. Louis and
Kansas City lsts !. r.. Wabash DDS, Atchisnn.
Chesapeake and Ohio, Erie, Northern Pacific.
Oregon Snort Line; Oregon improvement. and
advances were in Atchison adj. As, IA
u cent. to 4oki. nnd general As, "a,
10 10: Chesapeake and Ohio consol S..
II, TO los. and X. and a. LIST consol IL. l. to 90;
Erie prior bonds. IA, to 04R. and general lien
3.4S, N. to O5Ss; Northern Pacific ist c.. u. 10
ll5%p; prior As. y, 70 s5la; general 3s, W. l.. u.
to 5iL. and G. 7. NJ. ~. u. to 90: Oregon
Short Line 0s. I. r., ", Ia III. and Union con-
soils. I. r.. u. to %; Oregon improvement 5s. ~,
comes, 9, TO 8, and Toledo, 81. Louis and Kansas
City lists, I. r.. 21a Y cent, to 20. The note
worthy declines were IN Ohio Southern generals.
j. p cent, to II; Reading general Az. u, 10 Slls;
Rio Grands Western lists, u, TO 20, and Wabash
2ds. u n cent, to 7O1s.
In bank stocks Q shares of Western National
sold at ia.
Commercial price OF bar silver in New York.
G5Ac. Bar silver In London closed at 20 l6-l6d.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at b0aS0
5lssc.
Money on call. lhaa2 q cent. Time money .
' cent. for thirty days, 20 v cent. for sixty
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Airidrnds and anttrtst.
nEFININsco

NEW YORK, Decenlber Z, lNVN,
The board OF Directors OF the American sugar Re,
nnius Company have this day declared the following
dividends, pay able January q, 1897.
ON that portion Of the Preferred stock which Is en-,
titled to r"uli annual dividends, ~ PER CENT.
on that portion NJ the Preferred Stock which Is en-.
titled To guurtrr!N dividends, Isl PER CENT.
On IN" Common sock u dividend Of u PER CENT.
The trInNcr books viii close on Dec. 10, at three
O'Clock 4. NJ. ami be renpened on Ian. ith.
IOHN i. SLAltLES. Trrnsurer.
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PRINTED MATTER. ETC. German steamers sailing
on TUESDAYS. Thursdays, and Saturdays take
Printed Matter, etc. for Germany, and specially
Addressed Printed Matter. etc, for other parts OF
Europe. White Star steamers on "wednesday take
Specially Addressed Printed Matter. etc, for
Europe. American. Cunard, and French line
Steamers take Printed Matter, etc, for all counr
tries for which they are advertised TO carry mall
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Dutzel. MilIy J. to Loul p C~ouibOurn. 1851
~ NV. store. sc, : mCnths........ .....-......
Carter, Oliver $. to Susan WOlfsbrurk. T57
broadway, cor o'h 81. rooms u an third
floor. 2 yrs ..... .S!.2JO to
SchiGiit, OTTO. TO Joseph schmidt, 5 q cor ID
av and Jjth ST, | az yrs ...... 81, 800 10
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Exchange-SaIes Dee. 10.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS IN 81. ooos).
SO U s 10. c.lea5. g Va F deb 2ss
l2O012OMl ofl991...... 6lk
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
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MAILS o SOUTH AND GENTRAL AMERICA, WEI

Mails for Newfoundland. by rail TO Halifax. ana
thence by steamer, close Mt this ONCE daily at $3.50
p. NJ. Mails for Miquelon, by rail to Boston, and
thence 10y steamer. close ut this ONCE daily at
$3.50 =. NJ. Mails for cuba close at this ONCE daily
at ZOO A. NJ, for forwarding by steamers SAILING
tMondRys and Thursdays from Port Tampa, Fla.
Mails tor Mexico. overland. unless specially I'd.
dressed for despatch by steamer, close at this
ONCE daily at 400 A. NJ. SRcgistcred mail closes
ate p. n. previous day.
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After the closing OF the Supplementary Trans Atlantic
Nails named above additional. supplementary
mails are openpu on the plers OF the American,
English. French, aud German steamers. and re.
main open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour OF
sailing OF steamer,
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Barley-was firm. New feeding. 2S92s.&c.. cost and
freight to Buffalo: mailing. JsGt4bc., as 10 quality.
kye-.Was steady. state. IOD42c. Corn-Spot was
nrm but quiet sales 10000 bush. including, 24,0D0
No. 2 mixed ON private terms free on board anott
for export. No. z mixed in elevator. 5000 at 2DtSp
2aL4c, No, 3 do, 900 ut 251c. In elevator. Futures
advanced Nc, lost this, ana declined H:. Future sales
$4,000 bush, as follows:
Last
Opening. Highest. Lo,es,. Closing. NiGht.
December. -. 30 20 go 2sls 20
May ,......,...3Is W 3lhs 3lA 3l!s
oats-Spot was easier anu more active. Sales 10000
bush. including 10000 No. : white clipped on private
ejhci No, 3 do, 229lc; No. g Wait. Clipped, poe
20Lac.! rejected mixed. i0c.; rejected White. 900 at
2ic; No, 2 mixed delivered. 234c,i track mixed, ego
24c.: TRACK white, 10000 Mt ~ g32C.; No. 2 mixed
Clipped. 1000 AZ Z23,e. Futures declined 9sc. 10 Zee.
future Gpent"y. mgits;. ie,%|s.. c,o.tpo. hiaIt.
January ..... 2,9s 2tr .IiS 2iSs 23lf
February ,...2t "a 2Hss GJ.s .i3
May. .,...21 21It 2ttb 2ijs 2JJs
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(should be read DAILY by all interested, as changes
may occur at any tlmcl.
Foreign mails for the week ending Dec. ~ will Close
(PRoMPTLY In ali cases) at this orice as followsi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-23

NEW YORK, March 2s.-Aaay were
the expressions of surprise at the head
quarters of the Salvation army to-day
when the news leaked out that Colonel
William Eadie. the chief secretary, had
received a cable message from General
Booth, ordering him to London.
one OF the stipufations that Baiiing-
ton, Booth made to the three commits
sioners who were sent here to get him
TO withdraw was that Colonel Eadie
should go to England and never return.
The officers OF the Salvation army and
the American Volunteers look upon this
az the first step taken by the old Gem
eral toward effecting a reconciliation
with his son. Booth-Tucker. the newly
appointed commander Of the United
Staes forces, who has already sailed
from England, is known TO be the bearer
OF several propositions to Ballington
RnOth
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IN THE OIL FIELDS.


New and Important Wells Coming In.
Several Dus tIlis yyeelt-Lato News from
the Southwest.
Special Dispatch to tho fpteiiigoneer.
s1sTERsv1LLE, ". Va, March a.
During the coming week tho develop
ments in the Peasants county oil field.
will attract considerable attention, es-
peeIally those on whlskey run. at n
point some ton miles back from st.
Mary'g. where number OF wells will
be due to reach the pay during the com
ing week. BarnsdaIl and Mallory's well
on the Hamilton farm will be the nrst
OF these wells to reach the sand and It Is
expected to drill in tomorrow or the
next day. This well Is located north of
the Stricitier oil Company's well on tho
Strickler farm, which came in a small
producer from the big lnJun sand,
making at the time It was drilled In, in
the neIghboSho0d OF twelve barrels n
day, However, since that time 1t has
fallen on and at present Is doing about
two and half inches, or ten barrels q
day. The Strickler Oil Company has
also made a location for its No, 2 on
this farm and expects. with good luck,
to be able to commence spudding the
latter part OF next week. This well VIII
be located about 400 feet west OF No. j.
The Union oil Company has made q
location on the MeKosh farm and Is
building a rig. which will be located
about 300 feet west on the Strickler Oil
Company's No. ., on the Strickler farm.
Much depends upon the showing made
Al. knI AHgfIAA n nd Nhnun
that will be drilled In this territory
within the coming six weeks; as but lit
tie drilling previous to this has been
done in Il, and each well may be con-
sidered as test.
The well being drilled on the II. II.
virden farm reached the top OF the sand
last night and should reach the pay
sometlTne to-day. Nothing, however,
has been heard from the Well up TO n
late hour this evening.
The Carter oil Company's well on the
stoneking farm which struck strong
flow OF gas In the Keener sand Friday
evening, Is expected TO reach the, pay
in the big Injun" tomorrow. This Is
n very important test well and has been
watched with much interest for the
past few days, and, as before stated,
the strong gas pressure being struck In
the Keener is considered favorable In
dicatlon, as II Is in keeping with the
results obtained at this depth in the
Kyle wells.
territory to claim attention after the
Carter oil Company's well on the
StonekInE farm. will be Guffy & Com
pany's No. on the Pitts farm. which
is drilling at 1900 feet,
During the twenty-four hours ending
at z O'Clock this morning. the Devonian
OIL Compnny's No. Kyle made 600 par
the Weekly farm, during the same per-
Iod. mnde $50 barrels.
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THE GRAND AMERICAN
Comes or In New York Wednesday.
Some OF tho Entries.

Comes on In New YORK Neuhosahy'
some OF uio Entries.
NEW YORK. March 22.-rhe Inter
State Trap Shooters Associations
fourth annual Grand American
handicap, which is to be shot
on at Elkwood Park, n. J.,
next Wednesday and the following
day, has attracted unusually large
numbers Of entries. This year the
wing shots who are anxious TO win the
American "Blue Ribbon" for live
pigeon shooting number ninety-two,
which is neary 20 per cent more than
on any previous occasion, The hundi-
caps will be made known tomorrow.
The tournament will begin Tuesdny
morning. Four events are on the pro-
gramme for the opening day. viz: Elk
wood Park Introductory. Brnnchport
sweepstakes. Nitro Powder handicap
and Sportsmen's handicap. II Is un-
likely that the tournament will be con-
some Of the entries:
]. G.. MeSsner, Pittsburgh, Pa; Rich
ard Merrill, Milwaukee. Wis: d. NJ.
PorterfieId. Chattanooga, Tenn; E. S.
Rice and w i. Shepard. Chlcngo; Err
nest r. Thomas. Denver; Harry Van
dergrift, Pittsburgh, Pa; W. W. Wat
son, Louisville. KY; Henry T. Brown,
Pittsburgh, Pa; John Bennett. Mem
phls. Tenn: a. W. DuBroy. Dayton,
Ky; ]. A. r. Elliott, Kansas City, Mo-:
John A. Flick, Ravenna, Ohio; Fred
Gilbert, Spirit Lake, Iowa: c. NJ. Hos
letter. Pittsburgh. Pa; r. o. Heikes,
Dayton, Ohio: r. B. Harris, Macon,
Ga; A. II. and W. Q. King. Pittsburgh.
Pa: Thomas W. Latham. Cleveland.
Ohio. and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Lindsey,
Cincinnati
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BEAT THE WORLD.
The New pattrsshtp NIassaehusetts Com
pi,msnted by n Russian AdmIrRl.

The New Battleshtp Massachusetts, Com
pi,mented ny n Russian Admiral.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March e.
The United States battleshlp Mnssa-
chusetts, which left Cramps ship yard
last Tuesday for her builders trial trip,
returned to her dock to-day. The re-
suits were even better than those ac-
complished with the Indiana, two years
ago. That ship, on her builders trial,
only got up speed OF fifteen and six
tenths knots for a short time. whereas
the Massachusetts, sustained that speed
over the ten-mlle course and exceeded
the speed OF the Indiana under similar
conditions by about one knot an hour.
When the Indiana was tried the
weather was perfect, but the MasSa-
chusetts contended against n northwest
gale and acquitted herself beautifully,
All OH board are enthusiastic and say
the new ship will be an even better gun
platform than the Indiana.
Rear Admiral Makeroif. commander
OF the Russian squadron on the Pacific
coast and one Of the most noted ofiicerr
In the cars navy, who was n guest OF
the Crnmps on the trip, expressed hitIl-
self in terms OF the highest praise OF
the Massachusetts, performances.
"over In Russia" he said. I'VE are go
accustomed to thinking that American
newspapers are often given TO exaRger.
alton that concluded to see for myself
Just what the new battleship would do,
She performed splendldly indeed. "A
speed Of 1876 knots under adverse winds,
and with her engines, steering gear
etc, absolutely new, consider very
complimentary 10 her builders"
How did the Massachusetts impress
you Us to her qualities other than those
OF speed?"
Very well indeed. The Massachu.
setts viii be a great addition to yOul
navy" Admiral Makeron " on BID
way to st. Petersburg on leave Of alb
sence. Previous TO taking command Of
the Pacific squadron he was chief officer
OF the Mediterranean squadron.
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THE SALVATION ARMY.
Promise OF the Northwest Seeding.
awaft TIL Baliing.oa comes.r

Promise OF the Northwest Seeding.
"waft TIL BalIiagtoa Comes"
CHICAGO, March Reconnaissance
Eva Booths mission to Chicago is
claimed by the seceders to be a failure.
salvationists at headquarters say open
ly that is the result
At the meeting this afternoon OF the
northwestern division OF the Salvation
Army. held at Princess rink. the build
ing was crowded to the doors. Demon
stratIons OF approval were frequent
during the young commissioners ad-
dress, but those who are the backbone
OF the northwestern division were ST.
lent. The dissenting soldiers and OH
GERS expected to have from the lips OF
Eva Booth an explanation OF the Diff
Guilty between Ballington Booth and his
father. Her apparent disposition was
TO pass over the dispute in silence.
Only once, she was interrupted. That
was when she spoke Of the principles OF
the army, ''Tell US what those princi-
pies are. please cried one In the audi
ence. There was confusion for an In
slant. with talk OF putting the dlsturber
out OF doors. The Eva answered:
Those principles are too well. too
widely known, 100 numerous 70 mem
tion. For the principles Of the army
look to its publications, look to Its work
In this city; look to Its work In the
world. Ny time Is limited.
1T has been stated by some who know
very little OF our work that we wish to
Anglisize the work wherever we iuau-
gurate 1t. There Is no other organiza-
tion on earth that Is q greater believer
in the doctrine Of when In Rome do
as do the Romans"
Miss Booth spoke with tears OF the
grief OF the old general. and held up
her brothers and sisters and herself
as examples of the undiscrlminating
arbitrariness Of their fathers orders.
Are you satisfied with the commis-
sloner's explanation" an officer was
asked after the commissioners ad-
dress,
"Do you call that an explanatian?
What did she say7 She talked around
the question we are asking and then
turned the meeting into a Salvation
service. Wait TIL darlington COMES.
Bullington Booth is expected here
next Saturday. He will speak In Cen.
trail Music hall, and an open revolt and
transfer OF allegiance is promised.