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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids addressed 10 the city Sec
rotary Will he received up 10 3 p. N. On
Monday. July g. 1891. for The grading ana
paving and construction OF curb walls on
Washington street from the yes. side 81
Houston avenue TO the CITY limits, siid
paving TO be constructed Of asphalt,
brick grlvei or mac lam aud The curb
walls 10 Is. constructed OF stone or gram
lie BRICK or cement, SAID WORK 10 he
done IN conformity With plans AMI speci-
iica,ions therefor prepared ~ the sty
IL BIC Works and adopted by The city
Council and on hle n The of.iee Of ihs
eomuan,ed hy certified check on local
hank. made payable TO II. u. Rice,
MAYER Nav, in the sum Of 5000. 70 secure the
i nnened In the nreseHre OF tie City Coun-
III al the regular meeting m july g..
issT. the city reserving the right 10 re-
ieot any and all bids
'e0' ii. b. RICE. Mayor.
Houston. Texas. June y, isyl- rs
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SEEDS ana plants of every description.
Sorghum seed. Kafnr ard Milo Maize
Millet, Hungarian Broom Corn. We
carry the largest assortment OF bulk
seeds In Texas. Fruit baskets. boxes
and crates of every description at fac
tory price. Holloway Seed Co. Dallas
Texas.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS..

BIDS will be received by commissioners
court Of Gonzales county at Gonzales.
July T. 1881 for an artesian we'll. flowing
water; reserying the right to reject any
and all bids. BY order Of eommlssioners
court. w. w. GLASS,
County Judge.
Gonzales. Texas. June n. 1881. q
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plans aud Specifications can bc seen by
these desiring to bid a. the office OF
Jink Evans, Corsicana, Texas or T. ,,
Glover. architect. Mason building, HouS-
ton Texas. any TINE after Friday, June
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TOR SAT.E-At Angleton, Brazoria cogn.
tx. Texas. a Groom hotel; best lncauon
II, Gown. two lots on corner. VIII take
Ss3ol ADDRESS Il. {. Hancock, Ansleton
Texas. -.
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PLEASE IiETURN-lt will he much sp-
nrecidted IL all books borrowed from
Judge Goldthwalte's Law and m!scel-
lanCous library be returned TO the office
NnrlN L. mos sihln-
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AGENTS and t,ancr manhH-7, salary or
commission. Hunter Tailoring AID Suirt
Co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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WANTEr-Getman or Svc ue man ano
wife 10 do general work on farm. hll-
ply to Geo. II. Breaker tl''s Nam 1t :
ANTED-AI llwrishts at Inc new iiour-
ing mill, Third and Railroad streets;
only first class spuuiee- need apply. J
NJ lrr,slich foreman. ~
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ron sAIE-Six-room raised cottage,
ronrth Ward; good nclghoorhood and
shade trees: part cash, balance easy
terms Address owner, Shl, tins Office -
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids addressed 10 the CITY See
reiaIV will be received up to 3 p. IN; on
Monday. July >, 1884, for the grading
and paving and construction OF curb
walls on Washington street from IN"
west s,de of Third street 20 the west SIDE
OF Houston avenue. said paving to De
constructed of asphalt, brick. gravel or
nacadam and the curb Walls To be con-
siructed of stone or granite brick or ce-
ment--StG d work 10 be done in conioln M
ity with plans and specifications there
for prepared by the Guy Engineer rec
commended 10y the Board of Public
Works and adopted by the Guy CO. cii
and on file in the office OF the CITY an
gireer. Each bad must he accom- pam. !
nv certified check on local bank. made
payable 70 Fl. Il. Rice MaY"r, IN ne
sum of 5000, to secure tine making OF
contract. The bids WI be oponed In NC
presence of the CITY Council at The resu-
lar meeting on July >, 1877, the lily re,
serving the right TO. reject any an All
bids. H. Is. RICE. mayor:
Houston, Texas, June -. i. ~
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS The board
OF trustees cf the Stale Orphans iion.c,
Corsha ana Texas. VIII receive sea .d
bids until 10 o'clock a. m. SATURDAY,
july g. lSG. fer the erection OF a two
story brick school building a. the or.
Specifications prepared by y. S. Glover
of Houston, Texas.
thcsu desiring to bid at the office oil
~ IA
Jink Evans. Corslcahdi ieNaS, or n -
Glover. artlntect. Mason bhllllns, ifDu7-
ton. Texas. any TN" after frluaS' JUN
%. 1891 ,o,.
BIDS will he received Tor SolhI'Iy,ssl
Job. according TO the plan aHh spV''i.i,,
cations. All blddcrs VIII ne requires. =
accompany th'h blda with q ceiIlusu
check IN The sum Of 500 p9yapio 70 t he
orier II INK Evans; itssrie ~, VI ,'V
will enter eonIfaft a. ohg zee, n ,hn en- en-
a good aud solNshI npnH loi M ~
struction Of SAID buildlis' or ioriYh .t'
500. In case the.r ND Is acesp su, anu
they foil TO enter INTO SAM eqnlIaSt,
ANY further Information aesleu can ns
obtained by correspondence with the
Undersigned.
III. board reserves the r rlgh ~, 10 ne relee'
any and all bids JlSN ~ Ans,
President of Board OF trustees
---------------- - - "
TO H1RERS or CONVICT l.ABOh~'5lns
will he received uutil Y O'Clock m; Jnlv
"a. 1897. for the lire OF aeout 100 con
yicts to he worked on farms IN forces
Of not less than ;iity, fos Two wears from
January /. 1899
Each BID must state how many con-
victs are wanted and whore 70 be work
he
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loo MEN 10 cut pine wool twenty-five
miles out on Houston East md West
Texas railroad. also fifty to cut wood
two miles from city, also twenty-five
street. Fifth ward. at w. Il. Carriers
.Yl a
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NOTICE is hereby giyea hat the he, annual pas "a
mrS, ~. M the GiiN eston. Harris
Pr oi IND san Antonio Railway company
bu n,a ~ h..id al the office of said conf
p M IN The city OF ,i ao's'on' Texas OF
Ises'"'' {. b. sEGER, Secretary.
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orr1cE or THE DIRECT NAVlGA-
o aTIdS Co, Houston, June 5, lsg'--rhe
annual meeting Of the stockhSlde,fs a ~
dirssisr, Of Tl E held pf rs the somsSass
o ,,,n 10. lios Franklin street, lions,
tan TEXAS. on Tuesday. Jq,y g isT w, al Il
o'cioeh D. ~ Secretary.
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POSITIONS secured in every profession.
several first class vacancies now OPEN
for particulars, etc, call or enclose
stnmu. Southern sstar Business Bureau.
HI NlhaOn building. "
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"ALL TEXAS" READS THEM.

KYLE TEXAS, June 3D. 1897
Business Manager Houston Post
Dear Sr-You favor of the 23rd instant in which you in
of the insertion three times of my ad in your Want
Columns received
Already receiving inquiries result of it's appear
ance in The Post and from the other source
This last has convinced that The Daily Post is the
medium through which reach the people 1t fails
Yours respectfully +. H. MARTIN, NJ ID.
want tell in The Post
OF get
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WANrED--A Young lady of refinement
10 get as assistant and companion to Il
married lady. convalesctng, good home
and small salary TO The proper person,
must come well rccNsnnended. Address
T. j. Kirby, Columbus. Texas. I'll
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
TO advertisements in office OF The
Post for week ending Saturday June -.
s5 s. IS 5:s ?7S go g e ,!s 81 s. {: G g 6, A.
;,3o y. +. Il. Cd; s5J %; 9S4, II, G. e.
II. n $50; 759i 9S5; %l go; iGl2 Gl;
j. az 20: NJ Il. L.; Mikale 81; 81; %li
i. II. ~, Fs5, 30, 10 90. 80 90 10 I-Ol
1lG ~; 9'i 90. 97i' W a. 723. W. :. ca;
g.si %. giy. 900 80: 40.
PLEASE I,ETURN--Ii will he much aD-
nrecidted II all books borrowed from
Judge Goldthwaite's Law and n!scel-
lancous library he returned 10 the office
as early as possible.
oNYDONOR "VICToRY'-I am The only
authorized deNle, FOR Houston and Gal
weston; instruments for sale or ieht,
Inquire OF address J. j. Fendley, 1l2
Cdt olirn street. ii
SCNBUBN relieved ian and ireci;ics
pos lively removed by NAPLES Ne!Vtt
Cream y cents; pleasant and fragrant
WHples' drug store, 80, preston, HuuS-
toa or by mail. II
LADIES. for - cents ! will send recipe
fer making our celebrated specific for
Wrinkles, TRY IT." lat science aid Won
In Disgusting that dreadful ogre called
age. Address Toilet supply Companv.
Cleburne TeXas. --.-----------.----..2C
REWARD--f VIII pay suitable reward
for Information leading to the WHERE
about. OF Isaac n. Houston. address
M,s. Ada Houston. GreenNille. l.NIs. :.
VIAVI REMEDIES HOME TREAT
MEN TS-Please investigate at State
headquarters. iO2 Binz building lady at
tcadants . TO d. M: advice and health
book free. %
NINE JOSEPH, the great European ci0ir-
voyant, palmist and fortune teller, can
he consulted on all affairs; full situngs
SOC: salts faction slyen. 5y212 Main st: 70
AiT NERVOUS fe,n.,l,. s,,s.s mud All
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DlsSoLuillO,IN t. Nrieht ana interest II the
s" pnt ,9S iis ana sale Of tho j. " "
Jon,s Who win continue ih ARM nnI name
wpr, Mr.. Hayden unde n, ln ncr ali dae
t el Id firm rave wrn transferre,d to me
i nsy o'V WY respectfully, j. " Reeves; Of
Hsevss Hegaen r %an paiSts Is ms
day de sr n pS " Jones hav!ns bougn,
eS All aeeognts 6 Ggs Hfst te US.
HAYDEN have 1 ali pasG patronage and
,Mss,sarttfully solicit a continuance OF
Inc. Yours for business Ian G. tonas
n ---
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WHEN YOU TAKE u into your head 10
PATTERSON. managers Old Hartford
Life. Dallas, Texas. who lake notes
without risk to you and advance eNl-'hse
money II
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WANrED-A white gsrl To cook and dc
general housework. Apply to Mrs. Hen.
nv Schmidt, l2li Austin street. :,
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WANTED--A man and wlftt WITHOUT
chidrcnl, man TO cook ana wife 10 DO
homework in small restaurant. Apply
to l.. Lausen, Orange. Texas. q
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DOCTORS LoCATIoN-Nice drug store
and doctors location in growing tow H.
rich country on Sourhdn Pacific near
est doctor min. miles. for $1,000 cash.
Address No. 90. this office. n
ELEGANTLY furnished new saloon.
stock and fixtures. lcerse paid to 1885;
fin st-elnss trade ana location. cheap rent;
sell at cost. as / am engaged IN other
business: cash and time. Address IL. q.
-, this office. "a
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BUSINESS cHANCHEs.

WANTTID-'artner to Join in putting up
"a gin al one Of the bcst poi nts In Texas.
good opportunity. Address w. S. Gul-
lett. I'll Campo. Texas 10
FOR SALI2-First-class bakery. with very
good business at reasonable price; good
reasons for selling. For par'.1culars In.
aulrc al, this office. ~
UNUSUAL opportunity presents itself to
q wide-awake man with $4,000 cash. Adj
40 ~ '" " '''' IN" % ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

pIfluNGTON NO. 6. in good order iprtI
so rash or SO installmerds, DINER va q
Gains IN second hand MACHINE, s irNH3
Typewriter Exchange az MAJ" 2S
,hnna 7l0
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

COOL upsta,r. rooms and board. $3.50 per
week. bath ana all mo Tern improve
mems: r.rst class in every respect; IRAN
sent solicited, l01 Austin street. q
GOOD BOARD. large cool room, fronting
BAY for TWO gentlemen or married
couple, with private family: rs,ies rea !.
sonable. Address c. II. Raynor La
Porte Texas. n
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WANTED-Agcn,s, so to $50 week sure
TO workers no capital needed; new
goods. new plan; sells at sight every
family needs it, Household Specially
Co box i2I Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FOR RENT Elegant south front rooms.
furnished, with or without hoard so
Main street. two blocks from Capitol
hotel 20
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wANTEp-Agcnts SO psr month and az
uenscs paid active men 4 right: goods
sold 10y sample only. samples. also horse
and carriage furnished free Address
Iohher RoN 5gNS. BOSTON. Mass.
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HOTEL La PORTE Family susnmer
home: good accommodations: terms S7.5c
per week: bathing free; sxcurs onists
can battle for II cents. good suits fur.
nished l.. Beazhy. ~
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OXYDONOR "VICToRY"-I am the ouly
authorized dealer FOR Houston and Cal
weston: Instruments for sale or leht.
Inquire OF address J. j. i'endley, tl2
Catolirn street ii
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WANTlsD--4A nrs,-class meat and pasbrv
cook TO go to Victoria, Texas. Cull at
Capitol hotel. room 4o5, until y. m:
TODAY 70
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payable 10 Fl. Il. Rice. Mayo. in The
sum of 5000, TO secure the III iklng OF
contract; The bids w II he Opened in the
presence of the CITY Council at The resu-
lar meeting on July >. 1877, the c'y re-
serving the right to reject any and all
bids, III, Is. RICE, mayor:
Houston. Texas juno - 4. ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-02-04
SDoOner S Election .

Madison. Jan PA noon today
the two houses net in joint assemblage
and elected Col. John c. Spooner of
Madison United States senator to sue
coed w. F. Villas. His term begins
March f. Assemblymen Fiett and
Pierce were absent. The other III
republican members of the two
branches voted for Spooner. Two
democrats, Senators Solliday and May
er, voted for Gen. E. S. Bragg, Sen
ator McMullen, dem, declined TO vote,
and eight democrats voted for W. G
Silverthorn. Three democrats were
absent Col. Spocner made d brief but
eloquent speech. An informal recep
ton followed.
Gov. Scofield sent to the senate the
following nominations: John R. Riess.
of Sheboygan, Breese ]. Stevens of
Madison, William Pitt Bartlett of
Eau Clare, George H. Noyes of Mil
waukee, John Johnston, Milwaukee, j..
A. Van CIeve of Marinette and James
H. Stcut OF Menominie, members of
the board of university regents; DR.. J .
L. Scott of Beaver Dam, state veterin-
arian; DR.. H. B. Tanner of Kaukauna,
state supervisor of inspectors of illum-
mating oils; Halford Erickson of Su-
perior commissioner Of labor; William
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-02-04
SHE WAS CAUTIOUS.
Which Fact Obtained for her the Post
ton She Wanted

Il had a curious experience one day
recently" remarked Professor B., in
he course of conversation. Il re-
ceived a letter from lady stopping at
a hotel in Detroit asking me to assist
her in getting a position as a teacher
and inclosing a letter of introduction
from mutual friend With it she sent
most desirable references, and l de-
ermined to cali and offer her posi-
ton in my own department.
well, l called the next day and sent
up my card from the hotel office, and,
receiving word that she was in and
would see me, l asked the boy in the
elevator to take me to the hotel parlor.
Now, the boy was either stupid or
needless, and instead of taking me to
the parlor he seated me in hall where
a long wooden sofa was located, and
left me there to await developments.
was directly in front of a row OF
rooms, and presently the door of one
opened and a woman came out She
closed the door without locking it, and
stepping to the elevator, rang the bell.
Then she saw me sitting there. Now,
as usual thing nothing takes the con-
ceit out CT one quicker than to be taken
for some one else. Ever notice that?"
Several present responed after
moments thought in accord with the
professors question.
CAS- soon as that woman saw me she
gave me a keen look, and turning back
she deliberately locked the door and
took the key with her. 1t was a clear
case of actions speaking louder than
words, and 1 felt that my recommended
lions did not lie in my personal ap-
pearance. She was the woman | had
called to see, and I gave her the posi-
ton"
But she could not read character,
professor"
Him. Perhaps not. But she pos
sessed one valuable quality-that Of
cautiousness. She would always lock
| the stable door before the horse was
stolen. Detroit Free Press.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-02-04

nothing of consequence In the as
sembly Mr.. Lewis presented
monster Christian Endeavor petit
ton signed BY $4,000 people Tor
law against the sale of cigarettes.
The separate papers Of the petition
were attached to white muslin. when
formed a roll $50 yards long. The
house judiciary committee announced
the selection of Messrs. Flett, Wheeler.
D. F. Jones and L. C. Harvey as as
sembly members Of the Subcommittee
to pass on the new revision OF III.
statutes. The governor submitted the
report of the legislative commit ,ec
which visited the charitable and penal
institutions. The senate resolution TO
investigate the university was u1an.-
mously adopted. Mr. Marsh presented
a petition from his Clark county con
stituents against the bill forbidding the
use of dogs in hunting prairie chicl-ors.
Among the bills introduced were the
following: By Mr. WYE. prohibiting
pool selling and book-making under a
penalty OF a fine of from 500 to $500
Or imprisonment not exceeding 90 days /;
by Mr.. Tucker, authorizing counties 10
build industrial sctoels; by Mr.. Kraus.s.
reducing the amount Of monthly earn
ings Of married persons exempt from
attachment from $50 to $40.
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WE'VE ALL BEEN THERE.

Things were rapidly becoming inter-
esting. Both of the combatants were
breathing hard, and it seemed to be
considerable of a question as to which
would be the victor.
'I am prepared to grant," said the
one who was sitting on the bench,
that you are an able man in your line
of business, and that you know more
about it in a minute than I do in a
year, but when it comes to what |
want-what I personally want, you
understand know more than you
will ever learn"
The one who was half-kneeling look
ed surprised.
Everyone who is anyone is wearing
something like this now" he said.
"lt's quite the thing. I assure you"
THAT is the sixteenth that you have
assured me is quite the thing this sea-
son." returned the one On the bench,
but not one of them is what I asked
for. You seem to forget that | am the
one who is going to wear this shoe,
that I know what kind of a shoe
want, and that | don't care a continen-
tai what kind of a shoe anyone else
prefers, even if he is shoe clerk
The young man with bangs said
"Ohr' and the man sitting On the bench
felt he had won one of the greatest
victories of his life when the kind or
shoe he had asked for in the first place
was brought out.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-02-04
THE CLERK PAID 1T.

During Andrew Jackson's presidency
a certain clerk in the treasury depart
ment showed a marked disinclination
to paying his board bill. He had
signed notes, but his landlady could
collect no money. In despair she went
to the white house to see Jackson. She
told her story and he requested her to
get the clerks note for the account.
She obeyed and carried the note to
Andrew Jackson, win, after glancing
over it, affixed his signature to the
back. NOW, madame" said he, put
that in the bank and We shall see which
of us shall have to pay you the
money" The note was duly deposited
and was paid by the clerk, who after
ward apologized to Jackson and prom
Used to mend his ways.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-02-04
Wisconsin Legislature.

Madison, Jan. 25.-Gov. Scoheld
sent his first veto to the legislature
when he returned senate bill No. 3
without his approval The bill was
introduced by Senator Welton and pro-
videI Tat he directors of a certain
class Of insurance corporations might
amend their charters. 1t was intro
duced in the interest of the North
western Relief association of Madison.
The governor objected because it took
a power belonging to stockholders and
conferred it on directors. Bills were
introduced: by Mr.. McGillivray, to pro-
vide a state bounty of IA of a cent
2 pound to manufacturers OF granulated
beet sugar in Wisconsin made from
badger grown beets and IA Of cent
a pound to growers of such beets, the
total Of such bounties not to exceed
$4,000 year; also a state bounty Of
500 for every mile of mdcadan road
built by any town in one year provid
ing that five continuous miles is built
and the total bounty to any one town
shall net exceed $1,000; by Mr.. Whelan,
to repeal the law passed in '95 reQuir-
ing county school superintendent to
hold a certificate issued by the
state superintendent before they can
hold their office; by Mr.. Phillips, to
amend the Kelley cure law so that the
cost Of sending drunkards to gold cure
Institutes shall be borne by towns, viii
lagos or cities and not by the whole
county as at present, and fixing the
cost at sos for each case, that being
half what it is at present; by Mr.. Wei.
ton, to incorporate villages. (This
supreme court voiding the laws govern
ing the Incorporation Of villages.) by
Mr.. Timme, providing that deer may be
taken between Nov. 1 and Nov. %,
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ABROAD.

In London Mrs Beerbohm Tree has
given birth to daughter.
German socialists object to the pro-
posed expenditure of 10000 marks on
memorial paper on the life of Emperor
William l.
The grinding of sugar cane in parts
of Cuba has been stopped by the scar
city of cane, the fields having been
burned by the soldiers.
1t is reported in Berlin that Pro-
fessor Leyden advised the car Of Rus
STA against a surgical operation to re
lieve the trouble caused by the wound
in his head.
Emperor William, upon the occasion
Of his birthday has decorated Dr..
MIGUEL, the minister Of finance, and DR..
Lucanus, the chief of his civil cabinet,
with the order Of the Black Eagle.
1t is announced in Paris that the
ear has ordered Count Muravieff, the
newly appointed Russian minister of
foreign affairs, to visit Paris so as to
be presented to President Faure and
enter into relations with the French
ministers.