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New-York tribune., 1898-12-25
NOTICE OF CALI. OF
Oi1AHA HORSE RAILWAY CO1PANY

SIX PER CENT BONDS DATED JULY lST 1855.
accordance with the Of the above bonds
securing the notice IL hereby
a Of said bonds have been called for redemption JAN.
]. 1899 Arrangements have been made a
Company. of 81 Nassau Street. New York city. IS
Street, Boston MassaC the redemp-
said bonds presentation after
FRANK MURPHY. President.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-25

OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.
NEW YORK STREET RAILROADS.
Gepor,ed by C. l. HUDSON & Co. Nos 81 80 wall-s)
BONDS.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-25

'Ex dividend
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES
Rep1rted BY Clinton Gilbert. No. wal-st)
New-York tribune., 1898-12-25
ChIcngo Great Western HALLWAY Co.
vTuE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Chi

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Chi
caco Great Western Railway Company have declared
annual dividend II - per share on the Preferred
\ stock cut ~ Net Earnings for the half year end
ING with December 1895. payable the 3ist day u
January 1850 10 holders u record last day
81 December 1895 and have ordered that the surplus
earnings flr said half year applicable fr dividends on
stock shall be carried forward and held available FOR
the iy lend a, end of the next half ending with
June. ls9,
The Transfer Books Of the Preferred Will be
closed from close of business the 2Th day of
December 1895 the lst day II January. 1899
BY order OF the Board 4 Directors
N r. c WIGHT Secretary
Paul MINI. December 7th. 1898.
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Gitn 6oteIs.
TME DOAEgOWE

s. F. COR FIFTH AVENUE AND 18TH ST.
RENOVATED THROUGHOUT
A high-ca.s family hotel with established repua-
ton Apartments Of paflor, one more bedrooms. and
hath furnished urturishcd. Private service II de
sired u. I. HATHAWAY. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1898-12-25

THE SECOND NATIONAL. BANK OF THE CITY of
NEW YORK
New York Dec o.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have tbIs
dav declared dividend Of SIX 90 PER CENT fr..
~ II the earnings OF the
atle and n'ier Jan 3 1900 Transfer book. will be
closed from date 10 Jan. B. iA" inclusive.
J. $. CASE Cashier
New-York tribune., 1898-12-25

/ Satur- Fri
+ day. day. Net
Dec. II. Dec. s3. change.
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Brooklyn.

IIOrEL ST. GEORGE. Rr,oklyn Hegh,s-A. & f
IL plans; Is minutes y y. city Hall: parlor bedroom
bathroom board for permanent s25 week up; with
board. so
New-York tribune., 1898-12-25
Qipi0rn0 Notirfs.

NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
New York. Dec. 23rd 1898
4 DIVIDEND Of Two per cent. upon the cap
ital stock Of this Bark has been declared free of
tax PAYABLE ate, January 3rl. 1899, The
books will closed frc the 2ith inst urt that date.
II. II. NAZRO. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1898-12-25
THE WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

The following shows the relation between 'n'
total reserve and the total deposits on the respec
tive dates.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-25

ID
New-York tribune., 1898-12-25

1lnteresf added.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-25
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE II NEW YORK
DIVIDEND
4 SENII-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of four a

per cent has declared upon capital stock
of this Bank payable and after Tuesday. January
transfer books closed until January !. lsao
". q. DUNAI.I. Cashier
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-15
DOMESTIC.

The feature OF the Atlanta peace jubilee
WAS the speech by ex-Presdont Cleve-
land In which he spoke of the wipug out
of sectional lines.
Nose Miller. a notorious Indian Terri
tory desperate. captured near Braggs.
1. r.
Damage to the battloship will cost about
$4,000.
Federation of Labor passed n resolution
demanding that congress pass an income
tax. The boycott on the American Tobacco
company still In force.
Mrs. Jane l.. Stanford. widow of the
former president OF tho Central Pacific
railway, has opened war on Michael Dc
Young of the Sam Francisco Chronicle and
Will see that he is not elected United
States senator.
Both Mayor Harrison and the street
railway corporations OF Chicago will try
to got the legislature OF Illinois to decide
tho franchise matter.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAYs IMPORTANT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.


Unless new extradition treaty with
Mexico is agreed upon by January 1o,the
border will become resort for criminals
OF both Nations.
The house again refused to take up the
Lodge immigration bill. De Almond at
tackled the Reed rules and the speaker re-
piled sarcastically.
In tho senate Mr.. Vest severely ar
raigncd the present fraudulent pension
system and Mr.. Gallinger gave notice that
the committee would not consider private
pension bills when the application was
perdinS In the pension office
Today tho senate Will vote on the Turpie
motion to postpone discussion of the Mica
ragua canal bin until after January ].
Colonel Bryan will at once enter the
National political fight. He says the
money question and Chicago platform will
be the issues in 1900. He favors giving
the Filipinos aud Cubans governments Of
their own.
Committees of the senate and house are
at work on the Hawaiian bill.
Senator Mills is opposed to England hav-
ing any interest with the United States in
the Nicaragua canal
There are now on tho pension list $685..
IA persons drawing s145. 23S, $50.
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CHRISTMAS EVE FIGHT.
Jim Seaman and Chas. Clayton VIII
Go ut Galveston

jim Seaman and Chas. Clayton Will
Go ut Galveston
Galveston, Texas, December 14-The
christmas box" that the Galveston Ath-
ietic club will give to the sport lovers OF
Galveston will be q rafting fine exhlbi-
tion between Jim Seaman and Charles
Clayton Of st. Paul. Clayton 10 said to be
an unusually clever and strong boxer. The
exhibition will be held on Christmas eve.
Everybody who knows anything about box
leg Is aware of the fact that Seaman IS
one of the llkeliest and most promising
young athletes in this part OF the country.
clayton is understood to be worthy of
being pitted against Seaman, ard there
are MOI a few who know Clayton who de-
clare that he will give Seaman all he cares
to attend 10. {
Inc two young men are the instructors
OF the Athletic club this month, and the
Christmas eve affair will be the regular
monthly exhibition Of the club.
In January the great bout between Jim
Hail and Joe Choynski will be the event.
Ihat exhibition will serve to attract wide
attention 10 the club and the city. II the
of the club meet with the success
they expect 1t will not be many months
before the plan for the building of u club
mouse VIII be taken UP and pushed.
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wAla ArrENsIATn.

Members OF the Astor battery want to be
mustered out In the Philippines, where
they will remain and develop the eoun-
try.
The Philippine insurgents now demand
sao,0co.0 900 for the release OF the 10000
Spanish prisoners they hold.
Adjutant General Corbin estimates that
1t Will require $1,000 men to garrison Cuba.
Porto Rico and the Philippines.
Miss sohaefer. Red Cross nurse who
has returned from Manila. says the soI-
diers are badly treated and are dying from
lack oil attention.
General Leo and stan have arrived ~
Havana and will 20 into camp at Quema-
do. near Marianao.
pr. Pope intmates that General Shafter
was responsible for the abandoning of
medical supplies In the Santiago CAM
paign. Hc said tho fare was rough and
drugs short.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

,,ocr,SxN, ,rn ,,,as.,f,,i CITY Officers
i ,.,.a,, 49, w,oa,esdav ara MI democrats;
rets,rns are very slow,
\ xANrAc Ct,ry u,--Tbc building
40 - 'o.,,,,,a,, -, l.. NationaI conyentiol
Ala ,tt4i, ~ ;,,, ~
~" .s.,o ~ mp :, 49, ~, T.
- s,a N,sh
'ss, e' Chs, rI e. mis- railway.
'+.e, Ao o s.,''' ~,
| NEW lOhh.--lhe 1ireAors vi s.s
| Northern Facitic teaiifoaa conipahy W. ~
eu,n,,,,ie, - 80. ...s.u'nu " ~
sou ~ ,
| oAN fitANIiooO.-lp WIN u -
botkln, the aHegea pviSonei pios
| ress.ng very rapniy' lhe interest VI 'N'
Pupao 70 SIN .noohse
CHICaGo.-NeAly every Suate una 1er-
rltory In phe Union was Represented al vac
se5onu annual convention OF Vhe ihteTse@'e
N@uonai Guard association.
ST. LOUIS.-!sSie Republic will say Ne
gotiat.o1s are on for the sole OF the Mis-
souai-Edason Electric Ligh' ana rover
company no an Eastern syhdlcape'
NEW YORK.-The directors OF the
Western Union Telegraph company de-
cared the regular quarterly dividend Of
IA per cent on the preferred stock
ClNCINNATlI.-1Th Eastern Mississpp
Valley Traffic associates. the rate clerks
Of the Southeastern and OF the Central
Passenger associations are in session here.
NEW YORK.--Fpur more bodies were
found in the wreckage OF the collapsed gas
holders. This brings the list Of she dead
UP to six. AS to the claise Of the disa ter
no,bi,s is known.
CHICAGO.-Ju.lge Carver of the circuit
court has den ed the motion for an iniuuc-
tion restraining thf sale of the assets of
the National I,5rsoed or comnspv IN the
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STATE.

Rote announces he will qualify as SUI
perintendcnt of public instruction OF
Bear county despite the adverse ruiinE
of the attorney general.
Some fear entertained for the steam
shir Matteawan. Galveston to Boston. ana
rev four days overdue.
Cuban delegate to Texas. Luis Peres.
will return to the island.
1t having been demonstrated that Ignite
RAY be successfully used in making pig
ircn. furnaces ut Rusk.
Cold weather and sleet in Southwest
is doing harm to cattle interests.
Texas Cattle Mems association will en-
forco the order permitting only 81 per car
terminal charge at Chicago.
-Four contests for county offices have
been filed in Grimes county.
ked river is said to be frozen so that
it will bear teams.
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RECEIVED BY THE N
WIVES OF FOREIGN OFFICll
TERTAINED IN GRAND sl|
Chinese Luncheon Served 4
Empress Drinks Tea frsa
Cups Of Her Gsests.

Pekin, December 1.-THE num-
hculties having been finally utsIe|
empress dowager today granted
ence to the wives Of the forslgn I
doris and ministers. The ladies Z
at the palace. AIT the entrance vi
cincts a group OF goHgeouely aray|
darins met them and conducted
the great hall. from which sewers
ladies conducted them TO ~
chamber. The empress domssF y
ed on a dias behind a table asp|
chrysanthemums and apples Nia
peror on her left hand.
Lady Claude Macdonald, wiz
British minister, as dean Of the el
corps. read a speech in Eng'lsu "a
her pleasure and that Of the osaa|
at having an opportunity to 'ena|
congratulations to the empress oo'
the birthday of the empress ana :
the great hope that their ssep q
followed by the ladies OF, CnsuA
The empress downgsr DAVIS
thanks to the ladies moualea ~
bowed before them and the suys
majesty then presented each WIZ /
pearl and gold, which she plses
recipients finger, after wnicn IN
ladies retired to an adJolnips ~
a sumptuous Chinese luncheon y h
Princess Ching preslding' Aiss1
con a crowd OF princesses az
tendants entered the nan,
the empress dowager, wne W.
panied by the empress. Ing NJ.
scribed as OF sallow complet,s
teimined In expression, Ply <s;,1
charming smile. Contrary e ~
tom. her face was not pa,n
The party then adjourf,eg Y Z. p
traversing the gorsee
The play, which was isng. "
by palace ,suncchs. An acroe
aa.ce followed. The visitors -
to the dining hall. where ~ W
assortment o. S
tea and wine. heIo .ssr
Ilowager again made her ap
bidding Iher guests adleu. g.
hone to see them again. ne
were conducted with TIE - .e|
10 the palace sass'
ing presents. Z. ~ 4 I
Throughout the procss siiI9 z
1owager was extremeiy ~ 1i11|
tremely gracious 70 a ~ 4
whom she patted playi9i'y. liz "a "a
The effect of the vssM st.,,ssr r. .
be- very great. but the mn M
, departure from ancivn -
serious than any poIitlca
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The most critic,, 49, 4.
life may be propcrlv ~ y,
Time. /" II is the period 49, -. I.
from girlhood into womsnS's n
AT this morientous tims 4.
cine for a woman 10 ~ III.
ON the delicate and hmm;
are to bear the burdess "
motherhood. It mnfss ~.
healthy and vigorous. \ 81
Irregularities and disrias, y
exhausting d-ains, TsksS SzS.
Rod of expectant fnntes'
the usual annoyauces M ~
coming easy and aimosf ~; n.
sures the newcomers hSaI{S ~
supply Of nourishmest IN
weak, sickly, nervous. \ - ~
men into happy, heaitkv
sands of women have tol3 SSS
Signatures, the story 81 ~ s
merits of this great med,s;is !
est dealer will not TN u \; =
to take something diferest z
ask for, for the sake Of 4 y
ded' profit.
Mrs. Anna Ulrich, Of IN ~
Co., Neb., writes: ~ vas rs5ss y
for two years with uterine disssS<
weak that I could sit up n IA ~
ments. I commenced taking ~
vorite Prescription and vhes i ~
half dozen bottles was up snd NJ
I pleased. and have been vesv n Ssy
that was two years and 1 hsif ~
The only constipation-cs,x /
causes discomfort - Dr.. piefcef
Pellets. At all medicine stofrS
T. 7 - 3 .
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Ssesesseesssesesessseeseet

PEELED 10 return to tho United States In
order 10 get their discharges.
Tbs association proposes to communicate
with the urited States authorities IN or
der to obtain the discharge OF all yolun-
teers who desire to settle down here aud
allowance, in lieu Of transportation when
their time has explred, In the meantime
the association intende TO procure informa-
ton regarding the resources OF the islands,
Hs membership Is confined to enlisted men
Of Good character.
Tho Aston battery has bc<n ordered to
deliver up its equipment 70 the quarter
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MUCH TROUBLE ON THE BORDER
In Case a New Extradition Treaty Between United
States and rIexico Is Not Concluded Soon

Washington December
next
month The
likely Of
until
In
a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-15

TO MAKE 1T PERMANENT.
The Establishment Of a Permanent Exhibit of
South Texas Products.

Four soliciting Of
Houston Business the
establishment
tho
large Its until will
Mess g. H. Of
tion list while L.
Tuhly a.
Schultz @. j..
The
Its kind premier or
gazation
Quoted without
the committee which viii will
existing conditions
Increase subscription
relshbors they members be-
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SPORT.

Chris Won der Abe was turned down by
tho National league magnates. slasle
goes to Washington. qiw sue'Sy sri-.
Chairman Mott now admits that tho L.
A,-W. can not regain control of bicycle
racing.
Said that Burton intends making che live
bird shoot big event.
Jimmy Seaman and Charles Clayton are
to fight ut Galveston Christmas Eve.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-15
COMMERCIAL.

Houston and Galveston advance spot
cotton 1-16c.
Cotton futures to ) points higher in
New York and New Orleans. and Lid
up In Liverpool.
A large number of stocks closed higher
With bonds showing gains.
Wheat, corn and oats 1s@Hc lower and
provisions off 2iadl5c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-15
DRIEF FOREIGN ITEMS.

MENIC0 cITY.-Ilonel Garden. the Driiss
consul here. has been appointed British con-
sui general at Havana. RE is one OF the
apiost fore'gn representatives here
l'AVANA.--Gen Vale and Genera,
Clcas visited Captain Ca,tellsnos ofacialiy
tor consultation as to the evacuation and
other important matters connected with \,
FkRlS.-The United States D AGO oomn,,s.
sioners and the Spanish commissioners far
nially called upon President Fanre and lie
minister. Of foreign affairs. NJ Delcassee. I,
thank them for the kindnesses extended Is
capital. Wv"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-15
RAILROAD.

Railroad attorneys have departed from
Austin without accomplishing much; at
torney general nor commissioners were
inclined to talk of compromise, and the
subject was only limited at.
Secretary OF State Madden says the rail-
roads Will seek to pacify the people and
that quickly II they would act wisely.
Projectors Of the Texas Western have
made proposition to the people of Jacks
boro.
Livingston is raising a $4,000 bonus for
the Sabine Pass and Northwestern road.
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass will
withdraw San Antonio jobblng rates and
advance them % per cenS.
Farmer Shaw of Dallas advocates the
forfeiture OF charters of all the railroads
cnjoined by Mccormick.
A report Is current stating that the
Chicago and Alton has become a part o,
the Gould System.
MIR. II. NJ Hail leaves for New York to
formally transfer the old Texas Western
to its new owners
Humored reorganization OF the Kansas
City, Pittsburg and Gulf is ventilated and
denied.
Railroad extension contingent on the
relief granted BY the coming legislature.
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error In charge OF the capital. Pascual
Magbauna and Brigadier Generals Cor.ez,
Rivas and Ncrnadez in the south. central
and rorfh zones.
a proclamation itsued by the governor
general salutes the sovereignty OF the
vizcnyas" and expresses the hope that
under Gods protection they will soon be
free people under the shadow of the tri-s
color banner ana on the basis OF the con-
stitution OF the Philippine republic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-15
MILLIONAIRE CUBAN DEAD.
Was the Husband of sibylI SANDER
sou. the Actress.

Paris, December d4.-Anlonio Terry.
formerly OF Havana, Cuba. died here toaav
OF liver complaint. He was married, his
seecnd wife being slbyIl sanderson, the
opera singer.
Nh. Terry Was one of the sons OF sano~
Tomas .. Terry. who lett a fortune ~
his death, ana limited the amount from
Soooo0,00O 10 s60000,000 to DC iiyidei
among his six surviving ahildren. Anton, o
money in Spanish gold -
In 1887 Mr.. Terry anam'led Miss Sander
son. VINO is a daughter OF Judge Sandersar,
OF California Mr.. Terry was born in
Cuba. -
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Marks. Jennie e." Asaes q
Bells. voyageur l04. Seaport io7.
Results AT lnrleaix

s j I
Results AT IngIesil,
Sin francisco. Dcosmbr II
summaries:
Five furlongs- Clanendo, a.
Banewpr. Time. 1:03. y
One mile--Maior Hopkxr.
Majesty. Time, LIZ Ia. mtg
Steeple chase, Palace hotel a
course-Renn. San Carlos 4
Time, 4::24 1-2. q
Handicap, mile-Moralito.
Morln!ga. Time, 1:42 IL. n
Seven furlongs, selling Lord
David Tenny, First Gall, Tina
SIX furNonis selltrg Cavallo.i
Wyoming. Time. Iii IL L
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LIVE BIRD SHOOT.
Burton Intends the Event 10 He n
Notable One, Ii liz Suid.

w ~ c"t TO DC q
Notable One, Ii liz Suld.
Burton. Texas. December 14.-Eyerv IN.
uication points in favor OF the big live bird
event to be pulled off at Burton soon. some
CT the most prominent sportsmen of the
STATE are booked for the event. II. NJ. Fan
hote OF Dallas. who is without doubt the
pest all around shot In the State. was here
Yesterday and is very enthusiastic regard.
ing the shoot He is confident that II Will
Se lne srandest live bird tournament ev,,,
neg na in the State. J. B. Kennard Of Con
naiss, the present holder Of the diamond
.Rrenh,r = also ,sia booked. r. L. Burns OF
at live birds in the world. is in far snort
run and stun Come on. gentlemen with
your namei What Is the matter with the
Suif.ers; +. Brown,
Secretary Burton Gun Club.
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TEXAS OFF TO HAVANA.
Captain sigsbcc of the Maine IL IN
Comma nd of the Nursnip.

Captain Sfgsbcc of the Maine is IN
Command Of the Wnrsnip. 8
Newport News, Va, December tine
United States battieship Texas, Captain
sissbee.. flagt6ip OF ths North Atlantic
squadron, saied IRON Old Point this morn
irg for Havana.
Commodore Philip, commanding the
Moth Atlantic squadron. Is On tie Texas
and II is understood that he VIII take
charge OF the squadron that is once more
forming In Cuban waters.
The United States armored cruiser BrooN-
lyn, Captain Co4Kc. arrived at Od roihs
today, shortly after noon. It is expected
that she will sail some tiino tomorrow
afternoon after replenLshing her coal Dunk
ore. ( I .9r NiF-,s,f
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no DEvELop pHILIPPINEs.
Americas voIsntesrs wisA to settl
In the Islands.

AmerIcaD v0Iunteere Wtsh 10 Settle
In the Islands.
Manila. December N.--At an enthusiast
tic meeting Of tho Aston battery at its
quarters today preliminary steps were
taken % establish the Philippine Develop
meat Association Of American Volunteers
for Tho purpose Of promotins the develop
gnent o. ths ISLANDS when the volunteers
es@ discharged from service. While willing
W bear arnts ~ long ~ required. many Of
ne volunteers are DESTROYS Or remairinS
nena " enEaGe in various enterprises. Some
"a hen ~ det4rmined 70 settls down w
~ Phillpplres, even 4 they are COM
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AOCAn.

An effort on foot to perpctuatc the Fruit.
Flower and Vegetable Festival.
Good work done by tho ladies auxiliary
o. the y. NJ, G. a.
City offleers are charged with cruelty
10 animals.
County Judge vasmer making come
changes In tho conduct OF the county az.
fairs.
Tho county refuses to pay the city'a
claim for share OF tho school appor-.
tonmcnt
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sTRIcTLY=S

And scientific tiealmesn,s. srp51( -
Dr. Hathaway 4 Co, ne ~ ~ ~ r.
They wish to impress MA = 0 j
fact that ali diseases pecu,.,ss1 81 r.
men should only be M me15G
physicians and scienuL,c snsSlo
so. such diseases are Ass,isS
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syphilis, nervous ds1i liI
ctie. structure. mirefx q
tisIn. pimples. piles1 Al n's a =.
HATHAWAY & cg. 4
Antonio. Texas. Hops
sendins for symptem q
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II Is stated that ex-governor Merriam OF
Minnesota, who has been in Washington for
the post Of secretary of the interior. when
Secretary Bliss retires from that office.
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The senate committee on appropriation,
continued It's hearing on the army deiiciency
bill today, General Miles being before the
COMMITTEES for moro than an hour. The psnd-
ing proposition Is nm amendment slpporte
by several members, providing for the imme-
oiate muster out of $4,000 volunteers. n is
understood thar Secretary Aleer and Assist
AM. Secretary Meikejohn opposed such pro-
vision. -
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New Oriea ms maces.

heavy. AsA
Seven fuflonss-Eva Rice. Els,n u,.h
links. Time. l:as. ~
SIX furlongs-Dolly weitho,t, A. Nc.
n9l Ii chancery, Time. 1:Isis.
cs,sn.,as,c SIX iuriongs-Sim W.. Xaiissa.
no rms m NE; Winner. Moroni. Elsie
one miae and twenty yards-Henrv
Aauht. Dr. Marks. Friskal. Time, i:4g.
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Tho president today sent to the sonata the
nominations of William j, Miller to be post
master at iialietsville and b. l.. osgooi at
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The senate confirmed n large number Of
the industrial commission.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.


Especial Dispatch to The Post)
Washington. December 1i--F, III. Dabine
Colorado county, Texas. vice Engbrock, re-
signed.