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PAPER CAR WHEELS.
How They Are Made-Their Life al
Use.

How They Are Made-Their Life and
Use
On the first-class passenger cars paper
wheels are used. The paper wheels con-
sist of paper core, or center, between
two steel plates one-fourth OF an inch
thick, bolted together through one nange
on the iron hub and another on the steel
tire, the fanges being on the opposite
sides of the wheels so that the core can
not get out of place
The paper used consists of good straw
board The sheets of millboard are laid on
table in piles, and have their upper sur
faces pasted by boys with ordinary flour
paste. They are piled in lots of thirteen
and an unpasted sheet is put between the
lots. so that the mass of paper readily
falls apart into slabs n quarter of an inch
thick in the drying room after coming
from the hydraulic press.
Several of these slabs are then pasted
together, put under hydraulic pressure Of
20f0 pounds to the square inch and dried
for a week or so at a temperature of 100
de grees +. This is repeated until the re-
sultng blocks contain 900 sheets of parer,
the original ten inches in thickness of the
Paper as 1t came rom the mill being
pressed into thickness of -four inches.
making 1t as hard as oak.
After the blocks are thoroughly sea-
soned they are faced and turned in lathes
ard forced by about 12l tons pressure into
the steel tires. which are two inches thick
and bored tapering one and one-half de-
.rees. The hub is forced on with pres
sure Of about thirty tons; 1t is turned
straight and three .siSteenths of an inch
larger than the hole in the paper. The bolt
holes are drilled and the bolts forced in
by steam hammers. The life of one OF
these wheels Is from 100000 TO 100000 miles:
they are said to Interrupt vibration and
thus prevent granulation of the axles, etc.
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans. January a-One mile Sir
John, % %. Days), 10 to !, won; Pots
dam, 100 Waywood). u to !, second, Mo-
mus. "a (Schcrrer). 10 to i. third. Time
1850.
one mile-Metarie 81 "a. Barrett to l..
won. Ban johnson. 100 tNewcome), 90 to J.,
second: Ncwhouse, 81 tCaywood). to o.
third. Time i.57la.
Mile aud sevedty yards--Lc Grande. 1N
q. HID, TO !. won; Spendoline. 10 cru
herville), to 2. second; Ashland, liz CIV.
one mile-Prlg, ia (Caywood). to ].
won; David. los Qinm), 3 TO l., second /.
Constantine. gs III. Wiilams), 10Q To j.,
third. Time 1914
Mile aud seventy yards John Cycha, 1902
tClay), 10 to /. won; ruscarora, l1l Gate
wood. ~ to ]. second; i3urrelPs Billet, ITO
(Tubervlllc), 7 to ., third. Time l:59.
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AMONG RAILWAY MEN.

Manager Van Week OF the Southern
Pacific left yesterday morning on gem
eral business tour to New Orleans and
other points East on the Louisiana and
Morgan divisions.
During the absence of Conductor Farms
worth. who has been granted leave OF
absence on account of i'll health, Con-
iuctor Fitzgerald Is In charge Of Farms
worth's crew on the Macaroni road
6. c. Burgess. one Of the popular knights
of the brake on the Austin branch of the
Central was In the city yesterday paying
his respects TO the boys at the general
offices who so kindly remembered him on
Christmas
Conductor L. J. Smith, In charge of
tina construction OF the Galveston, La
porte and Houston, returned yesterday
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W f. Dutton, Conroe; w. ]. Moore,
Galveston sam Herman, W. ]. Cole. 81.
Palestine; Eugene Hibbetie, Wm. J.Hnne'
New Orleans, L. j, Smith, Kansas City;
sol Clark. Atlanta; Jcn j.. Bland. Orange;
II. 5. Marley, Philadelphia. Geo. X. Rolt-
meye, New orleans; j. V. TackabeIry,
city +. Alexander. Danv.lle, l.. Muir
New York; w. W Edwards, Texas: J, j..
Murphy, Kansas City; f. J.. Jenkins, Cal
weston ]. o. Williams. Mount Pleasant;
L; d. Allen. Harrisburg Dan Borchard,
,Glly G. Il. Fena St. Louis; w. u. Breed
ms, san Antonio G. w Angie, Nellscc
T. Smith and wife Savilla; J.F. Mcknight,
4, Fleming. Victoria; J. p. Michel. II.
welsh, New Orleans; j. +. Allen. j. Y.
Allen, ia Pore: c. j. Grant. Dallas VIM
Kepp Galveston; Harvey Morris. San An
ionic; G.. b. Sheppard, Texas: j. Z. Paul,
fanhandle; John r. Clay, Galveston; w.
I; Mongomery, spencer; II. II. Roberts,
1roSckley; S. Kaufman, Galveston; W. II.
Ironin city; w. J.. Johnston. Alvarado; G..
u: ,Ailyn, Del Cufed; R.W Brahan, Hunts
vine; l.. c. Norvell New York.
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TRANSNAAI. AFFAIR.


Germany in England.
London, January 1.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette says, ~ eaking OF the political situa-
ton: Steps were taken in the highest
quarters to obtain by family influence
fun explanation from Emperor William,
and the communications which nave
passed have done more than anything
olse to bring about the change of tone
In the German officials toward England.
Later on. commenting upon this change
of tone. the Pail Mall Gazette remarks.
The German pAwspsp1rh official SENT
official and reptile. are tumbling over one
another to osN,ain that the tension was
the fault of England. We are now told
1t was no csncerted action at the Trans
vaal and tina the excitement point of
German interference would have been
reached by the Landing of q few police
men at Delagoa bay to protect the Ger
man Uitlanders and that the cmperor's
telegram was not meant for what IL was
thought to mean.
These remarks and the better feeling
referred. were. however, antc-date TO the
receipt of the dispatch from Pretoria an
nouncng the extreme demands of the
South African republic for the surrender
of all British rights and suzerainty, etc.
over the Transvaal and Delagoa bay,
which had not changed the complexion of
affairs.
ThSre is little or no abatement in the
anti-oerman feeling here. At a meeting
of the London Radical association today,
after many fierce speeches n resolution
was passed demanding the immediate re-
moval of the name OF Emperor William
from the British army and navy lists.
A baseless report was received at the
meeting that the officers of the First
dragons in garrison at Dublin, of which
regiment Emperor William was made hon
orary colonel by Queen Victoria. had
burned his majesty in efiigy. and there
was long and loud outburst of cheer
ing.
The colonel of the first dragons this
afternoon teegraphed that there Is ab-
solutely no ground for the story. 1t is
said. however. that before the receipt OF
this denial the Gslmnn ambassador, Count
ven IIatzfeldt- Wildenburs, made repre-
sensations on the subject to the Marquis
of Salisbury. asking to- he informed as
to the truth of the report.
At the foreign office this afternoon the
dispatch saying that the Beers demanded
the Punishment of Mr.. Rhodes from Africa
and the abandonment of the rights of
Great Britain regarding the Transvaal and
DeaEoa bay was discreditc1 on the
ground that Sir Hercules Robinson, the
governor of Cape Colony, in his dispatch
to the colonial office has made no mention
of any such dcr-ands or conditions
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CORNER ON THE MINES.

Kansas city, January 9.-The journal
reviyes the recent storg of attempts be-
Ing made to corner the output Of Western
gold mines and asserts that through the
business transactions Of Wells-Fargo g.
Co., It has been developed that agents
Of the Rothschi!ds have secured contracts
with the mine owners of Cripple Creek.
under which most Of the gold taken from
tho mines there during the coming year
will 90 into tho Golfers of the hnnkers.
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A. II. AND N. CHARTER.

Austin, Texas, January 9.--The charter
of the Aransas Harbor and Northern rail-
way was approved by the attorney general
this evening and turned over to the sec
rotary of state, who VIII approve when
the statutory fees are deposited. II re-
cites that the corporation has Il capital
stock of 100000. and proposes TO build
line OF railroad from Arkansas Pass TO
Smithvlle. Bastrop county. aud through
the counties OF San Patricio, Arkansas, Re
fugio, Dewitt, Gonzales. Guadalupe, Cald-
well, Hays, Fayette and Bastrop.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY EXTENSION

In circular just issued the Southern
railway announces that IT has extended
IT'S line from Selma, n. c., 10 Norfolk
Va. under a joint traffic agreement. Tho
new line connects with the main line OF tho
Southern at Greensboro, n. c. At an
early date through trains Will he oper-
ated between Greensboro and Norfolk,
but pending such an agreement a through
coach will be run on Southern railway
trains No. IA and 35. between Greensboro
and Selma, and Atlantic Coast Line trains
No. rs and %, between Selma and Nor
folk
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THE QUEEN SATISFIED.

London, January 9--The secretary OF
state for the colonies. Mr.. Joseph Cham
berlain. has sent the following dispatch
to President Kruger:
Il have received the queens commands
to acquaint you that her majesty has
heard with satisfaction that you have de-
cided 10 hand 1var the prisoners to her
government. This fact Will rebound 10
your credit and conduce TO the peace Of
South Africa aud the harmonious CO.
operation of the British and Dutch races.
which is necessary for Its future Develop
n.ent and prosperity"
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NO DANGER OF WAR.

New York, January "a dispatch to the
World from London says; No influential
person In England believes there Is any
danger Of war with Germany IN the ncnr
future Authentic advices from Berlin arc
unanimous that no person there believes
circumstances will arise in the near future
to cause Intelligent persons In England
not to recognize the fact that the kaiser
Is prepared TO oppose us In case OF further
aggressions by England in South Africa.
and that. indeed, he is In a temper TO
quarrel with England on almost any oc-
caslon offered him.
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LIVERPOOL coTroN STATEMENT

Liverpool, January 9-Weekly cotton
statistics Sales. total. 50 900; sales. Amer
Ian, 72,0)o Trade taking $1,000; actual
export. 1900, import, total, l6S,00o import
American, $4,000; stock total. i,7l6ooo;
stock. American 92 ,0on; anoat. total 15S,-
90: anoat, American. $4,000: sales for spec
ulation, 2cpo; purchases for export. 1900
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

Clevland Ohio. january "a terriblAs
accident occurred on the Akron, Bedford
and Cleveland electric railway, near Bed
ford. shortly after o'clock this morningt
a heavy motor ear and n coal car piungefQ
through the trestle over Thinkers creek 4
hurting a large number Of passengers a
distance OF sevonty-fve feet into thGs
chasm below. Two men were Instantly
killed and number seriously injured. Il
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others were partially destroyed and 900
persons were killed. The second earth
quake occurred during the morning OF
January 6 and WAS very severe. II was
felt over an area of 100 miles. The town
of GOT was destroyed and n thousand
houses were demolished. In addition great
damage was done TO many villages. The
less OF life was very great. There were
500 persons killed In Col alone and great
numbers OF cattle and sheep also per-
ishcd
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A THIRD ENcYcLIcAL.

dispatch TO the World from Rome the
pope will shortly make public a third en-
cyclical devoted to the advantages Of n
union Of all Christian churches. While
all form encyclicals on this subject have
been addressed TO Catholics only. this one
will appeal TO "all Christians
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THE REIcHsrAG REAssEMBLED.

Berlin, January 9-The reichstag re-
assembled today and proceeded to discuss
the hourse reform bill.
Won Kauitz the Agrarian leader. dur
ing the course Of his remarks on the sub
tect. referred to the Transvaal dispute.
saying that the recent energetic attitude
of the imperial government In defense of
the interests OF the German people and
the German en- Dire abroad had met with
universal approval This remark was
greeted with loud applause.
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CHURCH SOCIETY.

New York, January 9.--At the forty-'
third meeting Congregational Church|
Building society today Rev. Simpson.
DID. New York, was elected president.
The annual rcports show that 2a2 more
churches than in any other years have3
been organized. Tho total income froml
all sources amounted TO Slil,556. The ln-j
dian Territory and Mississippi have taken3
the most active part In tho work duringl
1 he yanr. ~
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FREE ANCHORAGE oFFnREp.

st. Petersburg, January 9.-The foko-
hama correspondent of the Novoe Nreyma
cables that Japan has offered free and
unlimited anchorage to Russian warships
In all Japanese harhors with the view of
divorting Russia from her intention of nc
curing a harbor in Corea-
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WILL RESIGN PREMIERSHIP.

Ottawa, Ont, January 9.-Sir Mckenzie
Bowel will retain the premiership tenn
porarily. Meanwhile SIR Charles Topper
will join the Bowel cabinet and soon af
forwards Bowel will resign the premier
ship to make room for him.
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PRINCE ALEXANDER BURIED.

Berlin, January e.--Tho remains OF
Prince Alexander of Prussia, general In
the Prussian army and grandson of EN-.
p,-or Frederick II. were buried today.
The prince was born In this city In 1920
and died on January 4.
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TO IMPROVE THE MISSISSIPPI.

ST. Louis Mo-. January s.-The st. Louis
representative commercial bodies met In
the Merchants Exchange today and by a
unanimous vote memoclalized congress-
to act speedily on the bill providing for
an appropriation o! ssO.ooo.0 900 for the i'm
provement of the Mississippi river channel
between St. Louis and Vicksburg.
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THE sTnEpLEcHAsE ASSOCIATION.

New York, January 9.-The annual meet
ing OF the National Steoplechase associa-
ton Was held today at the Jockey club
There were present DeCourcey Forbes
Rowland. Foxhall keehe Il. b, Geishardt
and DR.. George Green.
August Belmont. John Follansbee aud
John NJ. Heckshcr were elected stewards,
to serve three years.
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from indianapolis concerning the much
talked OF engagement of ex-President
Harrison and Mrs. Mary Scotto Dimmick,
and though neither one of the contract
ing parties viii say a word. II Is nearly
certain that the marriage viii take place
before Lent. 1t will be solemnizod at Mrs.
Dimmick's homo and will probably be- J
very uuiet affair.
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CUBAN REVOLUTION.
Continued From First Page.)

capturing lg7 horses and all their stores
and hospital.
The rebels reiterated, carrying great
number of wounded.
The loss on the government side was
two officers killed and five soldiers wound
ed small detachment of government
troops that was protecting the repairing
of railway at Mavas was attacked by
a band Of rebels, who were repulsed with
loss of two killed and two wounded.
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SOUTHERN DON'T WANT THE B. & o.

Concerning the :eports OF the alleged
pending consolidation of the Baltimore
and Ohio and Southern systems. an ir-
fuential director of the latter company
SAYS: I'VE never wanted the Baltimore
and Ohio. Nor do we want 1t now. II Is
an unwieldy property. and our present
traffic arrangements with the Pennsylvania
are so satisfactory that we could i'll az
ford to make a change. Rest assured
the Southern will keep free from the Bal.
timore and Ohio"
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VARSITY ELEVEN ELECTION.

Austin. Texas. January 9.--The univcr-
si,y football team this evening elected the
following officers for 1896; j. House OF
Dallas. captain; j. w. McLendon, George
r. Garrison. a, u. Walker. Jr.. OF Austin.
board OF inanaEera
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PAID QUARTERLY TAXES

Austin. Texas. January a.-The St Louis
and Southwestern railway and the Tyler
Southwestern railway paid their quarterly
passenger earnings tax into the State
treasury today for the quarter ending Sep
TENDER 80, 1894. The former amounted TO
S79i.3s and the latter to 5000.
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SEISMIC DISTURBANCES.

Tehran. Persia, January 1.-TWO earth
quakes have occurred In the district OF
d halkahl, the first on the night II Janu-
airy 2. Upon that occasion large village
of Janjab was destroyed aud several
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OFT OF RECEIVERS HANDS

Louisville, Ky. January 9.-The Lculs-
VILE, St Louis and Texas railroad Is now
practically out Of the hands of receiver.
for the reorganization agreement mas been
complied with and was signed this morn
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HOTEL SALGE
AUSTIN. TExAS.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Restaurant Unexcelled in Texas. First
Class Bar Attached.
The Lnwior-Rntes $3.50 and 81 per
dny. james Lnyylor. PrOurietor.

S. s Preston, San Francisco; Joseph
Sehivenbeck, Louisville; Vim. Behrins. F..
j. McKinnoli, St. Louis; o. j. Pierce, New
Chicago; II. w. Darling, Kansas City. Il.
X Benson Austin; Randolph Hagen,
Frank l.. Gordon. New Orleans; Mrs.
H. f.. Hendricks. Dallas; Robert Hart,
Rosenberg +. l.. Chapman. Cuero: b. ".
Crazy, Beaumont; Mrs. Cook and daugh-
lei, Hansby; b. S. Hoffman, Dallas: w.
J.. Shelton. G. j. Smith. Galveston; H..
Kaufman wife and daughter Galveston:
i. f. Kellner. Arizona; H.. c. Mallory
Chicago; j. d. Lyon. city: Ben Levy. New
Orleans; Abe Rothschild. San Francisco;
W, Il. Carriere, j. 5. Mcnamara, san
Antonio; C. l.. Mackenzie, Fort Worth:
". Y. White. Cincinnati; J. a. Hyde. San
antonio. DR.. Il. W. Trueheart, Galveston:
Denver; j. II. Lock, Beaumont.
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TO BE REnRGANIzEn-

Richmond, Va, January "a bill has
been introduced in the legislature 10 au-
thorize the reorganization of the Norfolk
and Western Railroad company. which is
now in the hands OF the receivers
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The LONE STAR STATE

Would he barren waste were It noy
made the best In the land by strong, viz
orous men. Arc you one OF those Wh4
are helping to make It so7 1t makes
man proud to say IL am" But how man4
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undermined by the effects OF youthful
errors or who from disease are incRpAhkI
of doing their share who are a burden on
themselves and OF no benefit to OlhAtuI
How many who are young In age, hut n
impotent as II they had seen 100 yeah
10 by. The Eunuch Is a terrible examp9
OF the effects of being without sexual pow
ers. He Is only an animal; no lie. amp
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years 10 the study and practice OF priy4tX
diseases. For two years he has condurte%
the business of DIR. Hathaway y Co.. an,
has brought health and happiness 70 bur-
dreds of Texans. Many OF those NJ
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% w. Commerce St. San Antonio. Texes
Financial or professional references
request. 49,
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, . 1rRoAp TIME TABL e

w.. trains on the following roads ar. sr;
the rd DEPART from the Grand Centra,
Nnot a." Southern Pacific hou VISA s,nt a
Fexas Central. GAIT has; I and West TeNas.
Fe, e n1u'A Antonio and Arkansas lass;
End ,,s ga" on tho international ana 'r ana
northern. The, Galy I.a,,,r,ha and Welasco
iendsrsJITn ,ernatlonal depot. foot 81 con I
use shv avenue. Trains on the n's 49,
snsas and Toxas use the My ouston,
Ma ,he C;alvestoi,, La Porte anu AAO"S0"
a ~ "a eSan Jacinto street oePo''
use ~ md Texas Central.
Main Line. .,,.
L. 300 am. Arrive..... e:so Nm, IN
eeaave.,1lI0 pm. Arrive.'''' 0''' P''-'
|. s.35 pm. Arrive.....lz'io Pun
Southern Pacific.
san Antonio Trains
Leave. It'll m Arriye s s:sS pm pm
|LeaNe"' New Orleans Trains.
|. $50 am. Arrive.... S:a5 am.
Leave ak nm. Arr,ve.....lo;0o pm.
Leave''"' Wv Victoria Trains.
.,ve. 1926 am. Arrive...'. 44o p'"'
Missouri, Kansas ana Texas
Chicago and Kan Trs,n s.'s ana '''
Leave" 7 7:SOS pm pm Arrive. $3.50 pm.
n.lf. Colorado ana SANTA Fee.
Main Line.
6.3J Il. m. ArTlNe..'.s go n'ti''
Eva. $50 pm. ArrlVe..'.' ''-' PIN
Lea'e"'" Galveston Trains.
7.1O m Arrive..... $3.50 am.
I -eass o:05 am. Arrive..... 800 pm.
L eA l:5O pm. Arrive..... e:ao pm.
Lew 1856 pm. Arrive. s;Io Pm;
L.uI,, trains leave the Santa Fe depot 70
-. n later and arrive at that depot 10
NANTES earle r rhsn the above tine.
InternationaI and Grcnt Norther"'
ST. Louis Trains.
fsave II: 100 am. Arrivc..... s:3o an
feaye.,.. e:25 pm. Arrive. ...Z:4o Pun
Gaiyestor. ~ .u-to' and henderson,
Galveston Trains.
Jeave $40 I'm. Arrive. SO. o'oV am.
Ieave1 1910 am. Arrive....lO:O am
leave. 4:55 pm. Arrive..... 5;2o pm.
-'e' Arrive..... 100 pm.
Columbia and veIascO Trains.
tcnve daily except Sunday. ...1Q:i0 am.
Arrive daily except Sunday).... 4:l0 pm.
Houston Fast and West Texas.
Through Trains.
Jeaye e:s5 pm. Arrive..... 7:VV am.
Mixed Trains.
feaye 1880 n m. Arrlve..... 7:30 pm.
Texas Western.
To Monday. Wednesday, Friday. 1000 am.
Ar Tuesdav. TIL sday, Satday.. 2:W pm.
san Antonio and Arnnsns Piss.
Arrive daily ...' ..'...''.'''' S S:iS n', II,
Leaves daily .........:.....-.:...' e'lV am.
Galvepton, LA Porte md Houston.
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave. ...,12;Oo m. Arrive. $50 am.
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EX-PREsIDENT TO BE MATED.
New York. January 1o.-The Morning
Advertiser says: Positive announcements