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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

yINV-A nome treanatent Tor ultIlh.
tron,iGes; state headquarters. ios B,nz
hnilding: lady attendant to p m !;
advice and health book free. o
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CARPETS. rugs. feathers ard maWres se's
renovated. repair furniture and uphoi-
st.r: all work firsi-cass; g,lt-edee ref
erences. Corner smith and Mckinney
pbon,. t;Og Henry Tonudort.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

FOR SALE OR EXcHANGE-Bia Black
Laneshans. Bun and par,rilse cochins;
Games Nc eggs $50, Jack Thomas. Bar
Nun. Folk county Tex Is. go
TO EXCHANGE Coco. siock Try goods
and fine residence IN North Texas town
OF 300 for land IN Brazora county:
lana must re good. Address Box IT'S.
COmmerce. JeAas .
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FOR SAIL.

FOR SALE--Threc cray tables two poker
tables. one faro table. one roulette table,
two stoves. one case keeper, one roulette
wheel. one card ruck, one water cooler,
200 chips, In my warehouse ordered sold.
Apply 10 \. u. Lincoln. sOl Travis 81. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

gTR-AlYED-From my LEE, Jan ON MN Wy'hlte
small fayn coloredR c 1Ssfey vii sH"ib be pnd
fsd, ,, ul TO il. c. storrie, near san
Iacinto street bridge.
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MME. JOSFPH, the gr-at European clair
Vuyant; fun sitting 50c 3O5la Man 81. 8
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BKAXORIA COUNTY LAND
Fort Bend Couaiy Land.
Prairie Land,
Oyster Greek Land
Trazos Bottom Land.
East lternard Land.
Cultivated Land.
1s. 900 acres for sale low prices. long
credit. Write for pamphlet OF or
ranches and farms.
No trade ikea: .,,,-r, ro
~ San AntnntO. nrHas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

ONLY think of it, You are paying 500 %
for bicycles when you can now buy
high graie wheels from 5000 20 $500.
at GN Main s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

y MAN of experience wants 10 work for
music house Ia or out OF city. Address
so this office.
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HELP WANTED.

WAN TED-Good woman TO COOK ana
wash for small family, must l'e good
nu,u'ei and willing CAN at 1910 kusk
uVeulie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

FOR SALE stock Of fine millinery g9ols
for sale ut n sacrifice N Must be solq T. At
nnca Address r. II. IhompsoIh Hen;
derson, Texas.
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WANTED-A iirst-clal5s German woman
as cook out of city, good place; none
but first class need apply. Room 81.
Mason building.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

,VANTEp- 'ro work on FaIary, Icise OF
estash nsTsp rissr by and an n eiS prpe
llcai a ork box 52j Fort Worth, Texas.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

LANDS-SO acres OF fine black land south
of city, AT SEQ per acre. can use one
half OF value in good trade,
iniG acres ten miles from city, on rail-
rosd' and iii fenced VIII be sole at
20 aones Of fine land hvc miles from
courthouge: well drained and small
amount of timber.
CIV properiy-2A beautiful lots on
Hamilton street, on a corner. 5000.
zine piece OF business property, on Main
B.a,siful Main street residences. $3.50
i.ot md one-half with broom modern
cottage. s blocks from Capitol MOTEL;
Eeauiifnl sight room house. Sixth ward.
together with three lots. highly improV-
ed shade, fruit and flowers. $500
e'' r. y. Gaut, Binz Building. =.
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WANTED SS.tuMlion 10 drive wngon IN
or on; of city, or hos,ler by white
man sober and industrious. Address $50,
this office. o
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MIST be closed out Mt Fine Gents
fun leather top driving Bugeies, padded
seat, ends aud solid panel backs. worth
S1aOO. only NhO. ncatest Buckboaids
made. double reach. size spring, lroncd
for ;oo. worth 5000 only 5000; the
nobbest Ladies' l'hacion H. the markct
fun leather top, leather trimmed. spring
buck, worth $1,000. only $1,000 BOX ~,
Sohuenburg. Texas. 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

e,,r cello bow. Tues lay ni i. a ne-
LOST the Auditorium and capitol ave a,
nAs Return to II. H.. Gro''nop9'' e
- Aulitor. UNI. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

ETocK6LDEFssa M ,6s naSa.i @dein IS
leroy s,oekhoiders OF the Merchants
OF IN t,nters OH CO. VIII be held on
S wassdaesday mornigaggs Nay " r u w ri House az e.
o'cloeh' a. Il. w. House. PTesidont.
BIB. Rice. Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06
LOST, FOUND. STRAY. stolen.

"a. chain around neck with round PEI PEI
om Webster and Fam N.
csT-At Andyorium, black pocket pook
L. oa9S,tainine cards OF Miss Richardson,
Finier can ken mQny BY re .i oi The The
pocke. book to the business CIV .,s,5sa :
POSI- ABSOLUTELY no que'.l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

nor RENT-Megant furnishci south
front room. with bath room and closet
contested. all screened in: very cool: 9pS
Cnn Mlord.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

FOR RENT-One thrco-room cottage.
sixth ward siN-room cottage on yapi-
tol avenuc. ncar new court house. Reps
dorph Bros, iO6 Main.
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WANTED-A position 10 ASSIST Win
iouscworIS ana seNinG OF attend 10 ahil.
atcn. lalN Einghlm alroci. CldN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

WANTED-To correspond with expert
.ncod and Responsible truck gardener.
who WI lease six acres irrigated land
ubout milo from Victoria, admirably
eulted 10 truck farming. Address BoS
100 Victoria. Texas,
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FOR RENT-~Byrne House. Corrigan.
TEXAS; furnished throughout, terms roa-
sonahle For Information apply or write
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

BARGAINS -unredecuiesi pie iges, gold
and silver watches. diamonds. silver
Matches breech leading guns colts and
Smith & Wesson pistols. II. l.. Coomhs.
al2 Aiain. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

w MED Position as city salesman,
clerk ar collector. wages reasonable
want employment; best of references
hSN this office
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PROFESSIONAL

3. o. COTTON BRO. Ere ins.,sncs
o6rpsr Frankuh
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4 WIDOW, middle aged. aud her daush-
ter aged Is. wish a position to accohl-
pany family going IN North as nurse
or attendant TO .nvalit; VIKING 10 pay
part of fare. references gwen. Aldiess
Mrs b. WILSON. general delivery. Waco
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SITUATION WANTED.

Has followed the calling many ycsrs.
can i.oke and mako all kinds OF pastry.
Alllreaa ~ This oitlNN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

WANTED Clerical work OF amy kind, am
a registered Druggist with nVc years eN-
perienoe; can give good bond II neces..
sary. Address ois. this Office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

$500 INTEREST bearing land notes. $500
new residence IN sherman, Texas, and
one-th.rd cash for clean stock merchan.
| disc. Addrsss BOX %, MeNia. TcNAs. 6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

FOR SAIE-Elepant fun leather TOP
phnetons, with leather TRIMMINGS ana
sp-ing backs. worth 500. SO cash. Edw'
street, Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

FOR SALE-Full leather top hugg'es.
worth SIS for $50 cash Edw. clarendon,
corner Franklin and Caroline street, Z
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-;r--zITT-T7--A man to open up ~, xall e
w A. A.. mine in Mexico. call il1l shst
sirst and see Captain w. r. Spa'A 4
TIE BoARp Of s1ni s, gha NH m nee IN
,;leN,na May IS, to examine applicants
~ = Gambati, secretary Ihos' & o.
Wi,,iian,s President.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

TOR sALE-severai tracts OF good land
gain in Tarkinglon Prairie, N Liberty liberty
80 q, he city Mrs. Cora Bacon
Foster Moore Burneit building 1913
Texas avenue. ---------------,---,---.-
e9oo ACRES Of smooth black prairie land,
situated twenty miles ~esi 81 ie Beaninon,'
rrisjirnad switch on the land. we offer for
short time at a bargain we innst nave
some money Address VIM Huhtef
Hutcnlns House. ---------------.-i'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

WANTEp-A position TO do light house.
work, nurse or sewing; no cooking or
washing, y. NJ. this office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

oPETS BANKRUPT stock at IS Ia cents on
the dollar, shoes. lad. es' underwear, no.
s.cry. p'ere goods. slippers, chidren's
shoes. r.. J.. Coombs, az Main street, /.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

WOMAN vented TO cook and do house
work IN section house, al once wages
So per week, inquire at the office. Ad-
diels, X. A. Collins, care section a J.,
SUPERIOR TEXAS. via ALVIN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

-II,7p III COURSE ookkeeping 10 several
nss,,i',s..t,hie gentlemen, inducement to
hoard hoarS or rent rooms from bookkeeper
Who has leisure evenings rooms At 1T
trat-tlve: rent reasonable Rooms th'ee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

JUST ARRlVEp-A fresh loi nigh gradn
Jerseys. all fresh with Young caves
some extra fnc ores which l w8ll sell
cheap. iIl9 FrNnlNlln aNenue. Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

CAPE JASMINE buds for sale now a, co.
per loo s. per 1000, at ktrts,hbach's
Flower Garden. 2bg6 Washington. corner
ChNcr street. phone e2s. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

CAPE JEsSAMINE in full blast, 7sc 100;
sweet peas, SOC 100. carnations, 81. 80 100.
Folse's valley View Nurseries, 90S Mann
street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-06

FOR SAIE-Young married couple wish
ing to go 10 housekeeping Will find VI
to ther Interest to address NJ, T. y, this
office,
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FINANCIAL.

:, : 1S711NTE buys city and county scrip,
loan. mony on an kinds OF eecurty and
Collateral OF all kinds. Sl2 Main street. II
MONEY TO LoAN--On Houston city
property. Address +. Q. box 6. Houss
ton. Texas.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-13
RrSTNESS ENBARRASSNENTS.

,uvaukee Wis Feb 12.-Thomas r. Bentley. an
extensive building contractor has assigned assets
and Liabilities about 5000 each
60 lilo T-tah Feb l2 The boot and shoe
bors. NJ charles Baer closed yesterday by the
sbcrin on attachmenrss issued by the local credit
tor. agsregatlng 5000 The firm Il Indebted TO
rasterp wholesale houses in a larger amount than
the local Indebtedness but these have NOT yet been
heard from. 80 -. "a RI t,ro,
Brewing Company made voluntary asslsnment
80 y ght The Liabilities are estimated AT s5,pS.
r., ,esets embrace the plant. $1,000 In personal
- xxx real estate the book accounts and the stock
on hama. - - 9. ~ r, =. ,,a,-
Commanche. Tex, Fen l2-Tae heeman-st CAR
Corn,uy and the Kansas City Drygoods Company.
firms incorporated by the same parsons nave exc
cuted q general assignment Liabilities, S"'Vo;
assets $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-13
THE INDIANA JOINS THE FLEET.
ROUGH WEATHER FOR ADMIRAL BrNCE's SHIPS
OFF CHARLESTON

ROUGH WEATHER FOR ADMIRAL BrNCEs SHIPS
OFF CHARLESTON.
Charleston. s C.. Feb. l2.-The batne-shp In
diana and the dynamite cruiser Nesuy!us arrived
off Charleston bar last night Contrary to all eX-
pectaton the cruiser made nd effort az all to come
into the harbor TO run the blockade. She came TO
anchor near the other ships Of the squadron ana
is still lying there The Indiana hal an uneYentfu'
trip down the coast. The Newark and the Massa-
chusetts are hourly expected TO join the fleet.
It is now believed that the actual attempt 70 run
the blockade will be- postponed unu! al or the
shps are here, although no ON al Information on
This slbiecf il obtanable II was so rough ana
foggy outside last night that little work could oe
done by the ships and so strong sea Is running
off the bar that gun practice Is being materially
interfered with. . - !.
This afternoon the cruise: Marbiehead came up TO
the city and anchored off the Battery. She has re-
ceived orders 10 proceed to Jacksonville on Mon
day and il is understood that she VIII go from
th6re 10 Mobile IN few days.
Little or nothing was done by the warshipS dur
ing the dav The Nesuvius was anchored near the
rest OF the vessels. and gaze no intimaton OF an
attempt TO run the blockade. The dynamite cruiser,
I'm fact was apparently having an uncomfortdb Bile
time Of Il I'm the heavy sea running. she was roll
ing and plunglng about in manner which rem
dered a footing on her deck insecure 10 landsrnen
Tho Amnhitrife was coaed during the day, but
She will not reioin the fleet until tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1897-02-13
MURRAY MIL BANK RECEIFERLESS.

THE BANKS ASSETS LEFT UNPROTECTED by A
DECISION or THE. APPELLATE DIVISION.
The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court yes
terday reversed without costs the judgment Of
Justice Truax In ordering that all assets and prop
ertv OF the Murray Ifill Bank held by Benjamin B.
Odcl and Edward II. Hobbs receivers appointed
on the application Of At,Orncy-General Hancock.
should be turned over TO Spencer Trask and Miles
NJ ORrien The latter were appointed receivers
bv Justice Pryor the app iration OF the bank 5
srookholdcrs There three long opinions IN the
case. the majority opinion and decision being writ
ton bv Justice Rumscy. Presiding Justice Van
Rrunt and Justice Barrett concurrins. Justices
O. Bren and Ingraham dissent.
The majority decision is to the effect that the
reccivor appolnted by Justice Pryor temporarily
IN a proceeding now terminated had no right 70
,ok. awoy from others assets OF tho bank into the
,,1ss.4sion OF which they had lawfully come, ana
,borofor. Messrs Hobbs and Odcll must retain pos
session OF the banks property until in some pend
two t,rocaeding receivers are appointed to whom
no cau Ice directed by the Court 10 turr over the
instIcc Ingraham agrees wi,h Justice Rumsey
,t.t vri,b The order OF dissolution the present
nroccoJins abates but holds that MrSsrs o Brien
Ia ,rrask remain I'm possession until new ORDER
iRo nthrr receivers he says. have possible
rght 10 the possession OF the property, ana there
is now 10 one to protect It.: ,
Juefice o Rreu says: THE delay, uncer'aihty
and expense 10 deposors thst VIII result rom
,rscinr the steps already taken and submit ting
nen, receivers ,or those already appointed should
he avoided and / think that thls can be done con-
so,art ho,h with reason and authority
New-York tribune., 1897-02-13
rIvDOV CLASS PRICES TO BE ADVANCED

Chicago Feb. l2-The Pittsburg and western
calling agents OF the window glass manufacturers
% Chicago will advance prices 2i2 per cent begin
ming March l. IN tho Central and Western dis
,ricts This does not include the Atlantic, Pacific
and Gull Coast districts whore imported glass
comes into competition. TIE jobbers were dissat
,soed with the rebate system and the manufact-
urors abolished f. quoting instead fiat prices The
discounts are az follows: On orders OF loss than
car,ots discount % and per cent off; carload
lots - and 2l2 off: 700 boxes. 10 and off, and on
900 box orders - and 2ig off.
The manufacturers committee will meet with
the Eastern jobbcrs in New-Yorh next week 20
establish list Of discounts for the Eastern coast
trade.
Muncie Ind Feb. l2-Thomas F. Hart. manager
Of the Western Window Glass Manufacturers As
sociation with headquarters in Muncie. arrived
here last night from the meeting OF the Executive
Committee In Chicago. and said regarding the
reports OF the meeting that have been sent out:
II denouuce the reports "a malicious falsehoods
In the first place. the jobbers, suffering from
war over prices between themselves. only solicited us
TO help them. We had quiet meeting, and the rebate
system considered carefully finally being adopt
ed By both sides by nearly unanimous vote. After
ward We learned that the jobb-rs were not salts
fed with the system. and We held a meeting to
alleviate their troubles. cancelng the rebate sys-
tenn and establishing the old Nat or straight 1905
price for that territory in which the rebate system
prevailed That is all there il 10 II. our associa-
lion or combine Il is called X not wavering.
We are much stronger than We were a year ago,
and are not In peril.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-13
SHTGGLED TO CONEY ISLAND.
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST MEN WHO
HAVE SHOWS AT SUMMER RESORTS.

SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST MEN WHO
HAVE SHOWS AT SUMMER RESORTS.
North Tonawanda. " Y. Feb IL (SpeciaD.-A
conspiracy which has already resulted in a loss to
the United States Treasury Of over $4,000 was
unearthed here to-day. The men who are said 10
be implicated IN the plot well known In New
York and Boston where they travel under the
names OF Frank Bostock and Francis Fcrrari. The
crime with which these men charged is SNUG
Cling The complainant who informed Inspector
De Barry OF Buffalo alleges that to his personal
knowledge these men have been bringing steam
riding galleries electrlc-ighting machinery. barrel
organs tools and other dutable articles from Eng
land 10 Coney Island without paying the duty as
prescribed 10y law.
Eugene Dekeist. OF the complanants is a
manufacturer Of barrel-organs. and by smuggling
those instruments into the country the conspira-
tors have inerfered with his business. That is his
principal for exposing the conspiracy. Tho
Armitag ge- Hercheu Company, the richest manu-
featuring concern in this city. complained for the
same reason When asked for the particulars. Mr.
Deklest said
In Isa. was at Coney Island. where me-; Franc!s
Ferrar lie owned and operated wild-beast show.
which he had brought from the old country. lie
had IN his possession a fine barrel organ. valued at
several thousand dollars which. he told me. had
been smuggled into New-York inside OF n menagerie
wagon. lie boas;ed about tho way he had fooled
the custom officials. In the summer OF 1885 | again
met Francis Ferrari at Coney Island. He con-
fdentially told ne had met Frank Bostock in
Europe, and that they had brought over n number
OF pieces Of machinery. which was then set up and
In running order on Coney Island These men made
ting the value Of the goods
they imported in lSqi For every $4,000 worth OF
goods they imported they placed the value at about
$4,000. ana from 1926 to the present time they have
imported through the ports OF NCW'YOrk and Bos-
goods TO the value OF abou, $4,000. Another
man who j. implicated I'm the conspiracy Ia William
Russell. OF COney Island"
These according complaint
the Government officials. are now in England get
ting ready 10 mako another big shipment to Gomez
Island for the coming season. The conspiracy Will
be blocked. however, and the men who are at the
bottom Of the plot will be confronted with the seri-
charges againsf them = soon az they are found
The property I'm question supplies the principal
places OF amusement at Coney Island. IL will prob
ably be seized by the Government.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-13
Mr.. DEPEw AND THE BRITISH MISSION.

Chauncey NJ. Depew is rapidly getting better after
his Illness lie able to sit up yesterday and
received a number Of callers. lie congratu-
lated by many upon his election as chairman OF
the Board Of Control of the Joint Traffic Associa-
ton. and when asked il his acceptance OF the office
was to be taken as an indication that he would not
he selected as Ambassador TO England he said moth
Ing and looked wise IT reported yesterday that
Mr. Depew had been finally decided upon as AM
bassador TO England The report, he says, Is prema-
ture. The facts in the case up TO date. are simply
told. The appointment OF Ex-Governor Morton as
Ambassador 70 England urged uDon Mr. Nc
kinley not long Shortly afterward Mr.. Morton
wrote letter 10 the Presiden-elcct saying that he
could not. for various reasons. accept the place.
and asked that Mr.. Depcw be selected The Re
publican organization Of the State added its plea
for Mr.. Depew. and that is where the matter
stands Mr. Depew has had no word from Canton,
and said yesterday that until he does he can say
nothing
New-York tribune., 1897-02-13
H4WATTANS DESIRE ANNEXATION.
EX-MINIsTER THURsTON TELLS OF THE GRowrT
OF THE FEELING IN THE ISLANDS

EX MINISTER THURSTON TELLS OF THE GROWTH
OF THE FEELING IN THE ISLANDS
San Francisco Feb. FL A. Thurston formerly
Minister from Hawaii TO Washington who has
filed many political places in Hawaii. arrived
here yesterday. NJ. ThurstOn IL here for months
stay and says he has not yet formulated MS plans,
and does not know whether he shall 90 on East or
not. He says there IS now stronger feeling than
ever in Hawaii IN favor OF annexation, and the An
nexation Club has a membership of about 500. Mr
Thrston 10 president OF the club. In various places
on the islands the natives favoring annexation
In short" he said, the natives are for It hecaus,
they believe II is the only salvation against the Jap
anese There IS a good deal OF feeling about this
The census had just been completed when came
away. II showed this as 10 population: Total half
caste and mixed, 5000, native. 81 go; japanese
1900. Chimes. 2l,r0 and whites, $500, making
total OF 100 cG1. The whites include Americans
English Germans. French Italians end Portuguese
II do not in official capacity TO work for
annexation. | do not represent the Government.
hold no official position but II there Is anything
that can be- done by me in my present position am
prepared to do IT,"
New-York tribune., 1897-02-13
CHANGES N NATIONAL GUARD UNIFORMS

Ayb,,v Fob -Adrutant General Tinghast to-
osv issuaa . general order announcing the ap-
proval ~, thu Governor as Commander-in-Chief.
Of The reco~ mendations submitted 10 him ny the
Board on - forms and Equipments consutu'ed
n General Orders No. /. Among the more III"
portsn; changes are the adoption OF the piouse
as q part Of the National Guard UNIFORM ""e'e
Is now Il is an extra article. Such regiments ana
batlsli0Ds as desire at their own expense. 70 pro-
Nco their dress uniforms may do 20. subject 70
he approval Of the Commander-in-Chief' me
Vfess coats 10 be changed az fast as pracu
ssb!e from double 10 single breasted COATS Iierc.
siter when coors are to be issued regiments and
os,ttliOns they are 70 consist Of one United STATES
sh1 ole State color. each OF the dimensions pr
ssribed FOR the colors carried by regiments OF the
NNitsd States rmv
New-York tribune., 1897-02-13

or HIS COMPLAINT THE MAN IS ARRESTED BY
ORDER OF GOVERNOR BUSHNELL
Columbus Ohio Feb. l2.-On complaint Of ex-
Governor James +. Campbell. Governor Bushnell
has ordered the arrest of Jack" Faster. an
ex-convict who asserts that Ex-Governor Campbell
has defraudcd him out of some property and
who has made several attempts on the exGov-
ernor's nfe. Faster put in an insane asylum
here but the asylum authorities declared he was
not insane He said he had no sinister intentions
toward Ex-Governor Campbell, and on his promise
TO leave tho State Governor Bushnell gave him his
liberty He seems have gone directly to Hamil-
ton where the eX-GOVornCr lives.