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FILIRUsrER HUNT VAS VAIN.
No Trace or Cuban Expeditions Found by Naval
Tugs. BInrInes. or MnrshnIs.

IuRn, Alarlhen. or Murbhals.
If flibustering expedition has been dcs.
patched TO Cuba by way of Long Island sound
the Federal authorities have not found any
trace of it, The hunt has been given up and
the two naval tugs which left the Brooklyn
Navy Yard and Newport Oh Monday to search
the Sound for suspicious vessels have been re.
called. The tug Nina. which left the navy yard
on Monday with crew OF twcnty-onc. includ.
ing several marines, reported yesterday after.
noon from New London 10 Capt. Gilmore. acting
conlmandant Of the yard, that she had dscoy.
cred nothing.
1t is known that instructions were re eiycd
at the offices Of the United States Marshts IN
the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn IN
Monday TO be on the lookout for hlibu,tcrs,
but as in the case OF the instructions tee.
graphcd TO the navy yard, no definite iuiorUa'
tion was given. Marshal Hayden in RrorkIyn
has received a number OF kilograms from Wash.
ington. but none of them has contained any n
formation kilograms were sent by lin 70
Montauk Point, Gravesend Bay and po.ut. on
the Sound asking that sharp lookout be main.
tanned. Several schooners and tugs were in
vestigated and at one time II was thought hat
n filibuster had been sighted. The tug wh!ch
cruised around Montauk Point in a suspicious
manner proved. however. TO be the nav al Tug
Nina.
AT the Cuban Junta yesterday nobody world
admit any knowledge OF fiAbusterns; bIt
everybody seemed happy.
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srIrKRrrrs I'm nISrrlroLrs.
Husisn,sts Are TaihinE. but the Artis neat
Thera n 1ndustFy.


MiNNEAPoLrS Minn.. Feb. 15.-willlam J.
Bryan has not yet arrived hero and no one
seems to know whether he Is coming,
though his presence is desired. Senator
Butler. ex-senator Dubois, and Gen. Weaver
talked tho situation over and honor
ablo cooperation" of tho silver forces
was the burden OF their song. "If thcro is not
cooperation" said Chairman Butler. "tho re-
sponsibility will rest on those who refuse
to make n common fight for n common ond.
We shall ask for and invite it. ] do not think
ono middlc-of-the.road man in thousand will
stand out when 1t appears that the cooperation
proposed 10 on honorable terms. To oppose CO.
operation without conviction to stand on is TO
pose as a disrupter not ns patriot,
lgnatius Donnely and his friends arc not on
hand. Tho anti.fusionists have not been idle.
They have been running down the political rec
Ords OF Messrs. Butler and Weaver and claim
to have unearthed the fact that neither OF these
gentlemen 10 q true Populist, They are not, the
antifusionists assert, imbued with the spirit of
true Populam, and IL is not fitting, therefore,
that tho Peoples Party should follow their
dictation.
A circular to which is attached brief politi-
cal history of Messrs. Butler and Weaver has
been mailed to Populists throughout the State.
IL includes an emphatic protest against the ac-
tion Of the fusionists In inviting Butler and
weaver to the conference, ITO intimldate us
mon into previous Endorsement of fusion"
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A New Jersey Company Likely to Get the Con-
tract and Build shIps.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Bids were opened at
the Post Office Department to-day for steamship
service between Boston, Philadelphia. and Port
Antonio. Jamaica. The only bidder was the
American Mail Steamship Company OF New
York. This company made bid OF 632a cents
per statute mile. 1t offered to build four Amer
ican-built steamers of 1000 tons each and with
a speed of fourteen knots per hour tor this
service IL IL should get the contract for five or
ten years. This company has been organized
recently under the laws of New Jcrsey and the
incorporators are the same men Interested in
the New York and Cuban Steamship Company.
Mr.. r. A. Q. Smit h is President Of the company.
Boston or Philadelphia. as the Post Office De-
partment may see fit: The department is very
much pleased with the bid. and although the
Postmaster: General reserved his decision the
company will probably get the contract. II it
does sufficient time will be allowed it to build
its ships.
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THE PURIM BALL.
Nearly oIs. 900 Raised for the United Hebrew |
Charities.


The Purin Association held its thirty-eiehth
annual charity ball last night at the Waldorf
Astoria. The proceeds of the ball and banquet
Of last night. which amounted to nearly $15,-
600. will be devoted as usual to the United He
brew Charities. During its existence the Purm
Association has given moro than $500. 900 to
these charities.
About 600 attended the ball last evening. At
1890 o'clock the banquet began. dancing being
resumed afterward. NJ. II. Moses. President
Of the association. and J. Stanley Isaacs
its Secretary, were assisted by Moses
Hermann. Henry Rice. Simon Schafer. and
l. H. Herts. as chairmen of the committees on
floor, floor management management and reception Among
burger, NJ. Marley Platzek. Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
kh1renreishi e1tman s MT; and Mrs. I; hewengood B.
Jacob N. Werthein, Morris $. Barnet; Max
Henry hsn1y Rice. Samuel stiefel. AtoIPh stEsuse.
Solomon ie Loeb; sImopn, Borg; Andrew saks.
Jacob Rothschild. Samuel Untermeyer Isaac
stern, Isidor Wormser, N. W. Mendel. Henry
Goldman, Jules 8. Bache. Leopold Cohn, Leonard
Lewison. S. Neustadt. and Henry Bulge.
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1xD runs IN sLoW rnIEADrLPn14i


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.-John J. Mole, n
saloon keeper at 5O3 Third avenue. New York.
was visited several days ago by man giving
his name as Texas, who modo n proposition to
buy out MoicS place. The man said he repre-
sented the son Of Philadelphia millionaire.
Mole was introduced to two other men whom he
did not recall by name. Yesterday with s.. 900
In his pocket and Mr.. Zimmerman. his business
agent, for companion, Mr.. Mole came to
Philadelphia to meet the parties to the transoc-
tion and close tho deal. Ho went to the Windsor
Hotel and met the man named Texas,
Mr.. Texas either took him around to SEQ
quiet town or made some representations rela-
two to delay in meeting the mllionaire's son.
and finally persuaded him to 20 in the evening
to the Colonnado HOTEL at Fifteenth and Chest
nut streets. which is n hotel Of high standing.
They were shown up to two communicating
rooms. one OF which contained two men. ana tho
and faro layout. The millionaire SON. who was
gay type Of the fast set and an all.round sport.
OF the two mon thoy met in the room suggested
a,gome Of cards His companion said he would
play and Moe sr piayed lie psssd ten eoa
Ss 5I%s s,as # d%sPIepsS %Ip goo Si $$So Nh and
who played also dropped heavy sum equal to
Mojos, and denounced the game swindlo
come manner which Mole does not relate. he
allowed his friend Texas and tho man who dealt
the cards from the box to leave the room. but
Mole stuok to the stranger who played with
him. and finally determined to have that
stranger arrested.
The mon took Mojc and his agent, thinner
man. to n saloon on Thirteenth street. below
Chestnut, to get check cashed for 81. 900. He
failed to get the check cashed. but promised
Mole. to get the money for him. He left the
saloon. and Mole and Zimmerm man followed him
until they met a policeman and had him
rested. He gave the namo OF William J. Barnes
and his homo as 1897 Spruce street. o fow
doors from the residence OF Senator Boies PEN
rose. lie had a hearing to-day and was held in
$4,000 bail for further Developments De-
tectiyes are looking for Texas, and the other
member of tho trio. who engaged tho rooms at
the hotel and one Of whom registered as G. ".
Childs OF Boston. The hotel people thought they
were commercial travellers.
John Moje was a saloon and hotel keeper at
sos East Thirty. fourth street. 1t was said there
that he had not boon in Philadelphia recently.
and was in town on Monday night and all OF
Tuesday; He could not be found at his home.
either. He once had n saloon on the Boulevard
and sold 1t a year ago. His friends who were
last night said that they hadn't
heard Of his being buncocd. and thought some
person had borrowed his name.
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MONEY Anglers TILLMAN.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA PoP DE-
CLARES HE'S NO IGNoRAMUG.
The Raississippt senntor. n ArEuinE for the
Ratification OF the Hawaiian Treaty OF An.
neHntiop, HAD Repited sharply to an In.
-. nIachEnrlr NEInlAnr-

| The p,,,-,s,,p,, Senator. II ArruisE for the
Ratlnc.,ion or the rsavaiian Treaty or An.
| nexatiop, HAD Replied sharply TO an In.
terruptisn By the Fitehfork Winider.
| w.autSorox Feb l5-sonator White. who
| bns be,n In charge of the opposition to the Ha.
,vaiian treatv will leayo Tomorrow for his homo
| In CaIIfornio. and NO attempt will bo made to
| oet a vote unti, he returna
This will bo in about three weeks. It is DOS.
! slble that tho treaty NAV bo abandoned before
| that timc and n hill or Joint resolution pro.
! vidinp for annexation brought in. but Senatorial
! courtesv domands TINT no vote shall be taken in
Mr.. whites absence.
Senator Money Of MississIppi occupied to-
DAYS executive session with a speech in favor
, of ratification. He took tho ground that the
United States should take tho islands for tho
sole reason TINT they are necessary TO the pro.
lection and defence of tho western const.
Ho dovoted the major mart of his argument 10 n
,,s,,,..Ios -, a. ,,,,,i,.., in,nort.rno =, t,.
uieou,S'on ,", y. 'no hi'y ,.' 'a"ov ', .no
ana SAID ,nst .ney were ,S
n. h.Id that a. an o,tnoat tbev m.de attach
no n's ~. 'Is. pN,,s. 90 An oaposS .uo. nseA ,'
possibility.
Tho nnnoration M tbsso is,snds WA, not :,
question Of party policy. 1t was broader than
partisanship. But for all that thero were ample
reason. Why a Democrat should vote for an.
nexation.
While Mr. Money was expatiatina upon tho
u,..I,.,s .... :, ~ ,,. - 49,
en,oiu au' e"sekoe Vi tno isIanoo ~ anu 'heir
usefulness In time or war. Mr.. Tillman OF South
Carolina broke in with a query why another
power cou,u NO. use eoaiers IN case OF eohhict
neutrolizo the effect of the possession of tho
i.,ona,
A'iahue.
Mr.. Tillman said he believed coalers could be
used successfully as they had been in the mat
and ,ror, 1T, noint ~ ,,,o, 4, ,-orIa h. an go
anu 'ron' MS poiht oi VIC" IL "ouio DO an easy
thing for the ships Of war of other powers to
plenish themselves from these CO oalers and trans.
n,r,.
poi.e'
III you had ever read tho pages Of modern
warfare history said Mr. Money in reply " and
nart;cu,.r,, tho hi.,,r, 10 ,,odarn naraI -
par'iouiHris 'ne history ol nouerh ha'ai war
fare, you would not ask such question"
"well." retorted Mr.. Tillman. 81 have read
.nvu.n na,Hi ""ri"Io niStot., ior nave oo'n
volumes OF Capt Mahan's latest work"
III you have done that" retorted Mr.. Money.
there is no possible excuse for your asking
such question. for every man who knows any
thing about naval history. knows that it Is
impossible to conduct warfare at sea depend
ing upon transports for supplies and coal 1t Is
simply impossible. While your transports were
trying to bring coal to you what do you suppose
the enemy would be doing with your trans
portsT
Mr.. Tiimsn came back with the retort TINT
his question had not been answered. He still
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WAsHISeroN. Fob. 15.-Rcprcscntarivcs Shu.
ford and Kitchin Of North Carolina. strait OF
South Carolina, Lamb of Virginia, and
Kleberg OF Texas appeared before tho House
Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads
this morning and strongly objected to the
continuance of tho special subsidy Of
$l96,0O0 paid the Southern Railroad
lor carrying tho mails. Although the Post
once Department has urged repeatedly that
the payment OF the subsidy To ihc Southern
cease, ana tho Committees ON Post Offices and
Post Roads have omitlci the item from the 40.
preparation bills, tho House has always voted
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EDWARD NJ snEPARD,s NEW ROLE.
He Will HeIp Machine Democratic TO Fight
Hoodeo on q RuiIdinE.

He Will HELP Machine Democrats TO Fight .
Hoodeo q HuIIdipE.
The Kings County Jeffersonian Association Of
Brooklyn has been Incorporated at Albany for
the purpose of purchasing and holding the
Thomas Jefferson building in Court square. the
headquarters of the regular Democracy. The
property has recently been tho subject of fore
closure proceedings. These are the directors
for the first year: William B. Davenport. Henry
!. Hayden, Charles H. Otis, Edward NJ. Shop
John McCarty.
1t Is understood that considerable money will
taken. IL possible. TO remove the noodoo which
seems to have clung to 1t ever since Grover
Cleveland laid the foundation stone. The pres
encc of Edward NJ. Shepard in the Board OF Di.
rectors with such stalwart Democrats as John
McCarty and William b. Davenport has caused
much comment in Brookl lyn, and is believed by
some to indicate his early return to the regular
Democratic fold.
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All the Electric Companies Absorbed In q
$4,000. 900 Corporation.

$4,000. 900 Corporation.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 15.-Formal announce
ment was made to-day that n controlling inter
est In the stock of all tho Independent electric
light companies OF Philadelphia had been
acquired by the Pennsylvania Manufac-
turing Light and Power Company. incor-
porated under the laws of New Jersey. with
n capital Of Sl5.0O0.O0O The announcement ia
made by Martin Mnloney. President of the
PENNSYLVANIA Heat; Light and Power Company,
which absorbed tho local Edison Company
through the medium Of collateral trust two
years ago. Tho new company will issue Sl5-
600. 900 collateral per cent gold bonds in ex.
change for the stock OF the minor companies
No organization OF the new 81 3, 900 600 enter
prise has becn effected yet. but Martin Maloney
will be made President Tho announcement
recently made that William J. Latta, an officer
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, would
b" chosen President of the consolidation, has
been denied explicitly by him.
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WASHINGTON. Feb 15.-The Secretaries of
State. Treasury, War. and Interior wero not
present at to-day's Cabinet meeting. which be-
came on account OF tho small attendance, an
informal chat between the President and his
advisers. Secretary Sherman sent "A note to the
President saying that he had n cold and would
not be able to attend. This telegram from Sec
retary Alger. who 10 at Old Point Comfort, Va.
was received at tho War Department this after.
noon:
Appetite good and no fever"
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Cam, &c, Consul A.hp,,. ..a,.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.-The Department Of
State has received a despatch from George H.
Murphy, Vice-Consul of tho United States at
Colon. saying that there is no probability that
the remains Of the late Consul Ashby, who was
drowned at Colon. will ever be recovered. Mr.
Murphy adds:
The cause OF the accident has not yet been
ascertained. there having been no storm at the
time The accident occurred within sight OF
the Consulate but only few persons saw the
boat capsiZe."
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The bodies Of two more abandoned babies
were found in Harlem yesterday. One of them.
found behind the Central Park wall at Pigbth
avenue and l05th street, was born dead In
WAS wrapped in paper. Tho otner was found on
strect'cleaning dump at the foot OF West
l35th street. II was a girl child. about Q days
old. There were no marks OF violence upon IL
Both bodies wore sent 10 the Harlem Mor1ue
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0RoCERs OFF FOR TIE xLoND1xE
Six or Them In the Party. with = Butcher, n
Barber. ahd N Ice Dealer

SfA Ot HHtha IN tho FhrtJs With q HutcheF, n
harber. and an Ice Dealer.
Nine men. organized as the Germania Mining
Company. left the Erie Railroad station in Jer.
sey City at o'clock last night. bound for the
klondike. Tho company included six grocers
from New York and Hoboken. a butcher. a bar
Der ana an ice dealer. supply of 200 pounds
Of provisions for each member of the marty ,yoo
sent IRON Hoooken to Seattle ten days ago
From Seattle the party will travel by steamer
TO Dyea. ''
The fortune hunters have signed an agree.
ment to share az profits made by tho company
until one year after reaching the Klondike and
In case OF the death OF any one OF The partI The
profits shall be sent 10 his nearest relaiiYe. w
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A sch.n. to settle Ruilro,a s,r,L..

WASHINGTON, Feb. ia bill for tho settle.
ment of railroad strikes by a board OF arbitra-
tion, to be chosen by the strikers and the Inter.
state Commerce Commission, was reported
unanimously by the Senate Labor Committee
to-day,
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THE FIFTT-THREE
Expect 20 Have Their Own Particular Machine
Running by tho Middle or March.

Tho opponents OF the regular Republican
County Committee in the Third. Thirteenth. and
Eighteenth Assembly districts will meet to-
night TO form district associations under tho en-
rolIment conducted by the Committee Of Fifty
three. On Thursday. Friday, and Saturday
The primaries for the election OF delegates to
the General Committee. the governing body of
the new organization will be called early next
week, and the General Committee will organize
within five days after the primaries. The men,
bers OF the Committee OF Fifty-three expect
that the new organization will be running
smoothly by the middle OF March,
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WAsHINGroS, Feb. l5.-Tac following Post.
masters were appointed to-day:
New wIork-BraIuardSVllle,Fr Franklin county Martin
y. ArmsLrongi Ne"c0mb, E,seX county, How ard
well. -
New JsLsey-Egg Harbor City, Atlantic county
George btsdsFi hATitoR. harrington county. Prank
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KENTUCKY SPEAKS FOR cUBI.
A Resolution In the Legislature FavorinE the
Isiaud's PreedonI.

FRANKFORT, KY. Feb. l5.-In the House OF
Representatives this morning resolution
was introduced by Representative Williams of
Menifee county urging Kentucky Congrc,smen
and Senators to all possible efforts To -crUTs
the recognition OF the Cuban patriots ans Ntn4
an independent and free republic. n So
luton rsed that the Congress delegation 10
all In Its power to have President MCl<InIry NJ
tercede in behalf OF the patriots. The r"sp.l'
the Sanate
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Senator Hanaa,s sister w.a,.

Townsville. Ca. Feb. 15.-Miss Lillian c.
Hanna. sister OF Senator Mark Hanna, and Mr..
$. Prentiss Baldwin Of Cleveland. o., were
Mr.. Whitney OF the local Episcopal Churcb
at the country residence OF Mrs. J. WyniHn
Jones, The sister OF Miss Hanna. Those present
beside the family were: Ex-Goy. and Mrs. Ner-
riam OF Minnesota, Mr.. J. q. Morse, and Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Ely OF Chicago, and Mr. AMI
Mrs. Haskell of Cleveland ' D"e
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin will remain here q
week and then leave for Washington and The
The sun., 1898-02-16
Dangerous Use Of Strong Purgatives.

Pills and purgatives which act
quickly upon the bowels, irritate
aud destroy the mucous Innings
of the stomach and bowels. \
continued use of such remedies
inhames the stomach and bowc !.
The use of the genuine imported
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt is highly
recommended because its acioa
is due solely to its solvent ant
stimulating properties, witho9t
irritating the stomach. Best re-
suits are obtained when outdoor
exercise can be had. Obtain the
genuine imported article only
1dv.
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Nemlnalca by ,he rrr.laent.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l5.-Tho President sent
the following nominations TO the Senate to day;
Walter D. lizard OF South Carolina and David Potter
OF New Jersey TO be Assistant rs In tha navy
Pustmasters-Sew ioFE-Edwln H. Hard, Coolies.
XII EdnuGd 5 Hnllanhs, West Troy; JANUS 5. Chase
W Wndsor; Robert W. Warner, Hon S'
New Jrrsry-JAmes j. Hunt, Vinriand.
Ftnhsyl AniA-fesILs Lloyd, EbensburG,
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PITTsBURG. Pa, Feb. 15.-The municipal cleo
tion to-day resulted In favor OF tho Republicans,
as usual. and they gained five Councilmen that
they lost to the Municipal League two years
ago. Tho chief night was In the Twentieth
ward, where George ii. Stengel. a Democrat,
and the Chief Municipal League Councilman,
was defeated b. three votes.
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George F. spinney. the owner of the 81. Paul
GLOBE. was proposed for nonresident member.
ship In tho Democratic Club yesterday. Col.
Philip Thompson. tho Kentucky horseman. is
also an applicant for membership, his name be.
ing posted among tho residents.
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mrs. Jaao lvlaeLester Yer, Law.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. l5.-Mrs Jane Win.
chester. widow OF Oliver +. Winchester. is in
critical condition at her mansion on Pros.
peet Hill. She Is 92 years old and has been I'm
teeMe health for two years. A few week aao
been In semi unconscious condition since Then
Physlcians in attendance believe that death ia
ma mA'tSr tS oi = lew days. Her husband founded
targest establishment Of Its kind In lie worid'
one u the WeAlthiest woman In Connaolicut
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ASK GOLD DEMOCRATS TO COME IN.

tioa Tor Coming Primaries.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Feb. l5.-The Demo
cratic State Executive Committee which met
here to-day passed resolutions inviting the
Palmer and Buckner men in Alabama who left
the party in tho Lost national election to return
TO the Democratic fold and participate in the
The condi Ion to the invitation is that such as
participate In It declare their fealty to the party
adopted and tho nominees municipal. county
State. and Federal.
Tho State Convention 10 called to assemble In
this city on April 20. "
The sun., 1898-02-16

The Price Higher In Chicago Yesterday Than
II Was Here.

II Was Here.
The feature Of the wheat market yesterday
was an advance in Chicago in tho price of con-
tracts deliverable in May TO point above the
local quotation for similar contracts. May
wheat on the Chicago Board OF Trade closed at
on the New York Produce Exchange closed At
9s7s cents. These quotations are excellent eyi.
dence OF the abnormal conditions in the wheat
eral cents under The New York price for the
sans future, the difference representing cost of
shipment to the seaboard. With the Letter
interests In Chicago in full control of MAY
wheat and with the possibility OF a corner,
may go above the local price. '''
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To Use Inventlon. OF Naval omeer..

WAsrINGroN, Feb. l5.--The Senate Commit.
toe on Naval Affairs reported favorably on tho
proposition giving the Secretary OF tho Navy
power to use inventions patented by naval OIL.
compensation. Tho Secretary is prohibited
from making contracts with the oiticers for
patent rights.
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wAsIIINGToN Feb. l5.-Among the nomina.
tions confirmed by the Senate to-day were those
OF Morgan Treat to be United States Marshal
from Virginia, and Charles 5. Robinson. 10 be
Postmaster at Princeton. y. j.
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Grasu Samples ma, ns Ma,l.a TO ENGLAND.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-The Post ofice De.
partment announced to-day that after March
samples OF glasses powders, liquids, and other
substances OF n similar character will be nd
mitted to the mails 10 Great Britain.
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TOO SLOW TO HURT CoMMERCE.
spanish LLne steanashiDs Not Called Into Ser.
vice by spain.

The agent of the Spanish line OF stcsursh %
which ply between this port and Cub, sad ycE
terday that there was no truth In puN. -lei
report that the Spanish Governmeu, h.t =
dered all the vessels OF the line back 70 ~ia'11
so that they might be oyerhauled and r'.''ri
as cruisers. They would not make yr.y or
midable commerce deslroyers, for thci tEr fot
capable OF overhauling even the slowts, o: our
Goa 81 Use steamshiDs
The sun., 1898-02-16

II doesn't travel like the everyday American who
uses the PennsylyaniA Limited, The train Is Atch.
leSs In every feature. aud supplies sseEy want OF he
traveller. II leaveA New York every morninR Tor
Cinoinhads ChieAgo. snd ST. L0uil.-AaSI
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To s,os Ga.nU,,nu la the territories.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Ex-senator Hoar intro
duoed In the Senate to-day by request bill to
suppress gambling in the Territories by ex.
tending the provisions now In force in the Dis.
are "A. b, c.. faro bank, e o. rouietts
SSsSaty. keno. thinhls1. little joker. GAd three.