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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.


New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.
Money on call was steady 31sa4 Ter cent;
last loan at 4: prime mercantile paper at Ans
per cent. Sterling Exchange weak, with actual
business In bankers bills at 4 S4l4 S4A for
demand and saga 1914 for sixty days; post
I'D rates at e3G4 s6h. Commercial pnis are
1894 STA.
Silver certificates 6o14@61.
Bar Silver 601s.
Mexican dollars At.
Government 8ontds firm
Railroad bonds strong.
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For forty years DR.. Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry has been curing summer
complaint, dysentery, d1arrhoea, bloody
fux, pain in the stomach, and it has
never yet failed to do everything claimed
for it.
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RosTON. Sept. i14 is95-Ths following are
,o.cav ga quotations OF Provisions. eJc.i
FLOUR
snr,ny patents. = O0E4 90.
Spring. clear ana straight. ooG4 25
Winter patents. 65G4 2e.
Wintsr. clear andtsnaighs, 8 25a3s0
Extra and Seconds 90
Fine and Supers-.
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BKooKLYN AT NEWPORT.

Newport, r. l., September 1.-THE
United States cruiser Brooklyn, Captain
Francis A. Cook, arrived at six O'Clock
this morning.
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Hides.

Hides.
The following quotations represent the pay
ing prices in this market:
COW ana steers. s...............T C y fb
Bulls aIu stays.
ohlhs-No !! qualty '.... lie
- 1893
Ouils 5000 .................. 6@17c
Exports.
ST JOHNNIE. Sehr Saarbuck-1o7 pcs pulp
machinery.
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Portland & Rumford Fails R'Y.
FIN Effect june 81, 1898.

DEPARTURES.
$50 A. NJ and ITO P. NJ. From Union Staten
for Poland, Mechanic Falls, Buekaeld. Can
ton, Dixneld, Rumford Fails and Bemia.s
$50 a. n. LILO and $40 D. N. From Onion
Station for.Mechanic Falls and intermediate
stations.
Saturdays only, $40 p. m. train runs through
to Ruinford Falls.
Through cars between Portland, Rumford
Falls and Bemis.
Connections at Bemis for all points In the
Rangeley Lakes.
Summer Excursion Tickets on Sale.
R. G. BRADFORD. Traffic Manager.
Portland. Mama
E. I. LOyEJoY. Superintendent
1e18 dH Rumford Falls. Maine.
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BOOTHBAY HARBOR, Sept 15-Sld sens
Hiram for Boston pI BSSyetopa t HSGpey
Rockland for d9 An Nav Feinald Machas fof
P elaIs ldi Pa Pavilion Johnson, 40 for Boston
MT DESERT, Sept 13aAr. schs Myronus'
Chatto Boston; Helen M Baxter. Low. DO.
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EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.


| c, FIN Auckland previous to Aug &c, barque
1ohn s Emery. Wooster, New York.
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ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMEfsS.
Montreal and Quebec to Liverpool.

Steamers sail from Montreal at a. M, con-
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains leaving Port
land the previous evening.
Laurentian carries cabin passengers only.
Carthaginian carries second cabin passengers
only
The Saloons and 6tatercoms are In the con-
trail part, where least motion Is felt EIsc-
tricity is used for. lighting the ships through
Out. the lights being at che command of the
passengers at any hour of the night. Music
Rooms and Smoking Rooms on the promenade
deck. The Saloons and statsrooms ara heated
Rates o. passage $3.50 toss7o.oo. A rs.
auction Is made Cd Round Trip Tickets
Second Cabin-To Liverpool London and
Londonderry. $4,000 and sas.25; return.
Steerage-To Liverpool, London. Glasgow,
Belfast or Londonderry. including every re-
quisite for the voyage $22.5 80 and S23.50.
For tickets or further Information apply to
z. p. MCGOWAN. APO Congress ST., J. b.
KEATING. 6l1s Exchange ST.. ASHTOA'S
TICKET AGEFCY. 93l IL Congress st. q.
Is A. ALLAN. Montreal, % Stale st. Boston,
and India St, Portland. jly31du
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Retail Croosrs >1sar esarsx.
Portland market-cut loaf z; confeHon ea y
9; pulverlsed 80: powered, &c; granuiateu
b1aNi coffee crushed DC; ysIlow ~:
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Foreign korts.
Ar at Demarara Sept IS. sch John B Coyle,
Berry, Wiscasset and Portland.
Cid at Halifax. Sept IL, sch Hattie Luce,
Heaid. Louisburg, CB.
Ar at Montreal Sept IA. steamer Sarmatian
(Br). Johnston. Glasgow.
Cd, steamer Laurentian (Br), Main, Liver
pool.
Ar at hisboro. NIB. Sept IS, sch CATTLE
Berry, Clayton, Salem.
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Kennebec to Boston Saturday. With a cargo
~ 0 M lumber. making the trip in 91s hours.
Inc new ship Ersklne M Phelps made quick
run from the Kennebrc to Baltimore. Seven
days Is a very good passage for this season of
the Year and is proof thar the new craft has
fine sailing qualities.
Y'artaaos. Sept I5-Barque Grace Lynwood.
CalH G3Iasy. Was blown ous to sea from this port
dur.ng y hurricane has not since been
heard from. Other marine losses are reported,
mostly amoag coasters.
Boston, Sept 1.-the sch Samos. of Boston.
Capt Rich, from Kcnnebec for New York with a
cargo OF ice, put III here today for repairs. The
Samos sprung aieak during tho passage.
Bath, Sept lathe pilot boat Centennial, built
In this city in 1876. and for years in service in
Boston harbor, has boon sold &c parties In Mon
tego Bay. Jamaica.
Mach as. Sept 15-Sch Fred Small. Thomp.
son. from Windsor, Ms, for New York, arrived
here today leaking
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Portland Daily Press stock Qoutasions.
Corrected by Swan 8 Barrett Bankers, 1873
Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-16

b o.. IL
Gunpow der-Sh0t.
BlastingE. 3 25@S so
Sporting. A 6UQ6i25
Drop shoJ,26 lbs. Il 70
Buck. B. BIZ. .
Straw. car lotsSI0@12
Iron.
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bIanco's Decree Takes in the Four Western
Provinces OF the Island.
RELIEF IS TO BE FURNISHED THE NEEDY.
Soup Kitchens to Be Established Authors
ties to Unite in Relieving Distress People Will Be
to 90 Where They Like Return to Work.
sessssssssssses,t
sssssssssssesse

Havana March General Bnco
dated March Of
recommendation In the four Western poynsPinar del
Clara
las been
considerably
the establishment
sibe tho
the time to
some
10 do Of
feing Q the
all
$
The preamble further
previously
expected
their existing misery
In preamb
Article After
families VIII be allowed
Orders all relief
Art Directs the colonial
pie work on public
to all the suffering attention being
Art All the
Of
credit
Art g. All former onareab
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CoALING STATION.
Probable TINT TSbec Island VIII lie
SeIeetcd-The vexuvtuh.

Probable TINT Tybee Island VIII he
Selectcd-The yesuyius.
Washington, March 31.The work OF
overhaulng the dynamite cruiser vesuvius.
completing the work on her guns and fit
ting her up for actual service~is now near
" finished and she probably will b, or
dered to leave the Washington navy yard
within the next two days
Representatives McMillin (Tenn), I'm
derwood and Wheeler (Ala.) and Lester
talk about the selection OF coaling sta
ton on the gulf or the Atlantic coast
somewhere in the neighborhood of the
headquarters OF any feet operations that
might be conducted in that locality if
war should ensue. Already the department
has taken steps for the establishment of A
station at Iortugas, but MS this is IN
adequate, they apprehended at the pres
emit time little difficulty would be expcr-
fenced by hostile fleet in plunaering 1t.
-Four places which. in the opinion OF the
delegation, would make desirable iocail MS
for coaling stations We're pointed out TO the
secretary, viz: Tybee Island, Fort Morgan
Pensacola, Fla, and Mobile. II was said bv
one of the members after leaving the sec
on Tybee Island as a second choice ii their
individual preference in the selection or q
place coula not be acquiesced in By the
department.
Senator Tillman Is. c. was with AS
sistant Secretary Roosevelt during the day
and made some inquiries concerning the
Port Royal dry dock. The latest resorts
received at the department indcat d that
work AT that place was progressing steadily
in the dredging out OF basin il the APP
proach to the dock SO that ve;s Is can
enter and leave either at high or low tide.
The work incident to the transforna ton
of the yachts and tugs recently purchased
for the navy department so as to make
them practicable for naval purposes is
now we'll under way.
The alterations and changes n-cs ssary
are being rushed with all possible speed
and orders have been issued to employ
sufficient number to work night and day so
that no time win be lost. The department
has purchased so far five yachts and eight
tugs for the auxiliary navy.
There was nothing specially significant
in the movemnts OF naval vessels reported
today
The military division of the war depart
ment has made public a table BEARING
the strength of the United States in 1907.
The authorized strength of the military of
the entire country Including several
States whore this strength Is not limi!ed)
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GERMAN PLAY Fon LIBERIA.
DemnDd for Indemnity md Profess
foratc Turned D0wp.


Demand for Indemnity md Profess
forntc Turned Down.
New York. March 31,-Lonis llarisell,
American Methodist bishop in Africa, WHO
has just arrived from tho Dark Continent,
says that while he was In Liberia Ger
man gunboat arrived and demanded Sill
900 indemnity for an alleged oifcnsc 10 q
German subject The indemnity was CAL
euIaied az follows: For damage TO prop
erty $500, $4,000 for threatening to attack
the German legation and $4,000 for tho
expense Of collecting the money with a
gnnboat.
President Coleman refused to pay.
whereby the commander Of the gunbost
told him that Germsny would waive tho
claim for The indemnity u a treaty VS.
entered into placing Liberia under Ger
mans protectorate. This WAS also dcalintd
and President Colemsn requested BIshfp
Hsrtseil 10 eudcayor to move England
and the United States to back Liberia In
It's effort TO remain independent OF German
and French interference
The bishop rays he his laid the mailer
before the British government AMI nox
intends taking II 10 the government AZ
Washington.
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z0LA,s CASE.
He VIII liz Granted. but VIII Nat
REQUIRE u New Trial.

He VIII He Granted, but VIII Not
Require IA New Trial.
Paris. March 3i.--The court caesatloh
today began hearing The appeal of NJ, Emile
lola against the sentence OF one years I'M
trisonmcnt and 5000 francs Ane imposed
unon him February %, after he had been
convicted uf making ilbelous charges IN
the hurors ageinst the Conduct Of the ns.
tcrhazy court martini which WAS an OUT
come OF the attempt to prove that Alfred
Dreyfus, condemned to life Imprisonment.
should have a new trial Councillor Cham
beraud. who was appointed TO examine the
arguments. reported In favor OF NJ. Iola'a
main plea, namely. that his trial had been
irregular because the suit was brought
nv the minister Of war Instead OF political
court martial, which NJ. Zola Ind libcllad.
If the court as is probable, accepts NJ.
Chambcrauds renort, the case VIII not be
re- tried. The condemnation viii remain
but the sentence will not he executed.
This result Is believed to be acceptable TO
the government RS II is hoped II win stop
Tho agitation ON the subject OF Dreyfus'
sentence.
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LOUISIANA CATTLE.
All Available stock ~ Being Put In
the NurI>ct.

Shreveport. La, March S'.--ThousunhS OF
head of cattle have been brought up ny en-
te,piising ranchmen in this section Of North
Louisiana in the past few months. nnd II "
understood that the sections OF the state cast
and south OF Shreveport have almost become
douuaed OF stock. so oncrgeiicaly have thc5a
stocImon canvassed this territory III search
OF anything from n 1year-old calf 10 an Do
pol, COW. An an example nj what these STOCK.
map are doing. there arrived twenty eight
car,oads OF cattle this morning from over
the yicksburg Shreveport md Pacific rnhd
No sooner were the cattle cars empty MAN
tloy were rushed back to bo loaded again
A representative OF that road said today that
rsauests were already IN for about 300 cars,
which are to be used in the next thirty days
in ttp ybipment OF oattlr a majority NJ
these ta,tic have l,cen purchased In the data
conltify and viii he fuiwardci from hire 'u
oi,iahonn and the fndisn territory f7' pas
ttraEp.
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sHOkT MEMS STORIES.

~. it- "a l5t .
pEKIN4@~Lf Hun Chang has been invested
with fun POWER to proceed TO Port Arthur TO
dellmltatc the territory recently released 10
Russia by China
F WILMINGTON, Dcits-Charles Wolcott. for
merly chancellor OF Delaware. died at 3 his
home In Dover aged 20 years.
III VIENNA. The Austrian budget WINS sth-.
mittrd To tho lower house OF the. diet The
estimated revenue ia ~. 27l,9S2 forina and t.s
expenditures nrc estimated at Ii7.94G 6O]
norins.
MEMPH1s.-Alicc Mitchell. Tho young
woman whJsssficv years ago created n scn-
sation by cutting the throat OF Trcda Ward.
an 'ntipmtn friend died at tho State insure
asylum, Bolivar Tenn.
CHICAGO. "A telegram received here says
SltsG Brodie famous for his jump from
BrnoEIyn bridgo, died on n train at Nudria6,
Mtca, lie left Chicago suffering from cons
gestior of tile lungs.
FORT MONROE. Va.--The cruiser Column
bia anchored oil Fortress Monroe Just after
daylight.
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ENORMOUS PENSION LIST.
Further Increase in the Already Heavy Tax Is
Predicted by Bliss.


OF subje tof pension up o
the of
pensions
1859 the latter dates there
o.
thans in excess
OF stated
no
the appended table showing the number
az sgnh
substantially doubled
rof
roll VIII
Of
1890 approximate siss 100000 the present
sca
is
xhayeea
in increased
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NEW YoRK TO THE 'FRONT.'.
stnfe Legislature viii Approprtntc
Nl,OOO.OOO for National Gunrd

stnfe Legislature Will Appropriate
T,otn.Do for National Guard.
Albany. n. Y, March ~ Tho State
legislature Will make an appropriation Of
Sl,opo,oc0 for the use OF the National guard
il it should be called into active service
In the near future.
This extraordinary appropriation will be
made in response to ar emergency mes
sage from Governor Black OH its necessity
The proposition TO make This appiopria-
ton has been under the consideration Of
Governor Black and the financial heads of
the State government for two lays past and
was not affrmatively decided rson until
late yesterday afternoon. The uppropra-
ton will be continent ono, TO be used
fer the guard, under the direction OF the
governor. only in case or war. II WAS the
sense of the conference that the appropra-
ton was not to be made With the idea that
war was inevitable. u would b. declared.
but that 1t was to be made simply to place
the guard On an immediate war footing. II
war was declared. In such case the APP
nropriation viii obviate the necessity for
the calling Of an extra session of the 1egis-
lature TO appropriate money TO equip and
properly provision the guard, ms no money
in the State treasury is available fer any
purpose without specific legislative APP
preparation.
Albany, n. Y. March Ex-Governor Black
has sent to the legislature an emergency
message, advising the immediate appro-
priation of $1.o0O,O00 as a contingent war
fund.
The recommendation OF the governor wa.
taken up Immediately in both houses and
bill in conformity with IT. passed and
went TO the executive for his signature.
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PACKERS PRoDucrs.

err that Classification Insurgents
II Receive War Munitions.
3fcago, March si.--The Times Herald
prov will say:
Fuban agents or sympathizers in Chi
are busy shipping gun powder and
BRIDGES TO the Florida coast. At Miami
taken aboard small filibustering ships
deliver 1t to the insurgents. Twenty
loads have been shipped within a month
half as many more are now being ar
Jed to follow. These cars have passed
rdinsry merchandise. which are divid-
mong the dozen different lines leading
Jacksonville. Great ingenuity Is used In
|ng the explosives 70 that they viii pass
sid scrutiny everywhere along the jour
with good chances OF escaping detec-
The stun Is carefully packed Ia
buckets. kegs. barrels and crates
ing the brands Ct various packing
es aud is billed upon ears as pack
products
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WORKING on FUSION.
lYcnesscc Democrats and Pnpuiists
Discuss CO-.tfion.

Nashville, Tenn, March 81 "A conferepr-
Of prominent members OF the democratic ana
popullst State executive committees wnr h'li
here today. the object Of which was to as
cuys the matter Of a coalition Of the two par
lies In the coming carnDiigD The move
ment be- gan several months ngo. when snn,e
norrcf Iondenre passed between IRE two com
mitlcss II vas found that 10th were VIII
linz TO confer, and the meeting TO-DAY vas s
Therefore prfanred After disc,tfion Of the
ourftion /, snhrcmmitiee was appointed 70
reprefent each psriy. and these subccmmit,,
teen n,ot and held eng conference, shovin
a ccsIition he affected only one ticker VIII
he put in the 1tld Just how the matter VIII
DO crraugcd " arranged Of MI, Is not yet
known, but thc outcome NJ the movement Will
be awaited with tho greatest interest GOV
viii be elected this yer. and the legislature.
which VIII meet IN January Of next year,
ELL elect q United Stateg senator.
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and Texas railrotl. The girl was employed
In the WOODEN mills and lived with nor
mother near tho scene OF the accident, She
wns In the habit Of walking along Tic rail
road track to the min, thirteen blocks
away. and hid stirted. to her work. When
Sthc girl saw The engine she seemed 10 be-
utterly paralyzed for a moment, She made
n leap for her NE, but 1t was too late. The
foot board struck hpr. knocking her down
and her nangcd body was dragged Yearly
half block.
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Ingpesi,Ie Rcnuits.

sar Franclsco. Cal, March 81, Weather
cltrdy track fast al IngIesidc today.
Iurse maidens. Fix furlongs Bitter Iioot.
Torilio. Eioira. 1Imo i;iE9,
Srgop frrionrs Brcal, g bay, Sir Dixie,
Tim HnrIly Time i:2sa
Giuilemen flders. --IettaIro. Don
cErtttIo william OBJ Time i;l5h,
Allowance. nlpc-bixtanntiis mlle-yformcro.
Ohuihcf. Mit YnUrg. Tine i:0iK
Niic and one-elgbth--i,ed Glenn, Daylight
Melvin Errnhar Time 1lifK.
hilostrccs geyen furlongs- william Oron,
nell. iogermonde, 81. tatallnc. Time l:a2n.
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WAR RISKS.
An Incrense in Insurance of Vessels
Sailing from Amcricn.

New York March 1.Rates for war
risks advanced sharply today, some ma
rlne underwriters asking 5 per cent more
than yesterday. WAR risks upon Ameri-
can steamships sailing tomorrow for the
cast coast OF South Africa were taken at
per cent. American sailing vessels accept
ed yesterday FORE ner cent brought per
cent today. Rates for future sailings we're
prrport,onately higher. Shipments 10 Eu-
ropenn ports figured largely In the trans
actiong
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ENLrSTMENTs Ar GALVESTON.
Forty-tbrec Men and Boys Have En-
tcrPd tbe NnVy

FUTTy -VHTeF WIFI HHU BOyN bHVE Ell
tered the Navy.
Galveston. Texas. March AT the close
of today's work forty-three men and boys
had been enlisted at the rendezvous here
fer service on the different departments OF
the navy. Lieutenant Commander Webster
is highly pleased with the class of men en-
listed. The number Of available ones pro-
senting themselves for enlistment is grow
ing smaller each day and the offcers will
close their work here early next week
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MOBILE ALSO BEATEN.
BuFFALOEs SCORED FIVE no FOUIs
AGAINST THEM.
The Tenn Is In Good shape and Is
being Treated Wcli-Entrics
for TOda.'s Races.

Mobile, Ala. March sI.- Houston won tn
days game by score OF + TIC L. Brownie
chaml,erlin pitched grtnt bali and Griffin
tcldod srperbly. kcefe made three hits IN
four times at bat. The boys arc In fine shape.
ars playing great hail aud have met with
most huspitablo trentn.nut
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conservative Returned.

London, March Bias q result Of the
election yesterday for member OF pr
lament 10 represent the east division Of
Berkshire in succession Of Sir George Rus
sell. baronet. deceased. the conservative
candidate was returned. The polling was
as follows;
Captain Hough conservative. 472G: Mr..
Palmer. liberal. 5000; conservative major
ity. 1896
Al the last election Sir George Russell
was elected without opposition.
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Aboxe the Dnpger I.ine.

Memphis. Tenn. Marca ai.--Thc river is
nov abo,e danger line from all points bo-
tween Cairo AMI Memphis Those iiviae IN
tie low portions Of the city are advised 70
transfer their stock and cther movable prop
erty to ilaces ~ safety.
THE situation south Of Helena Is assum
ing iuore sorioIs aspect on account Of the
heavy additions 70 the fooI from the Arkan-
cas- tributaries ard tboae living In 'hai re-
glou should preparo for very high water
NEW YORK. Private funeral servicts over
the remains Of Anton ssidei weis held tadsy
al his late residence Rev Merle 81. Crox
Wright. pasicr OF the Lennos Syenur INT
taiian chprrh. delivered short address and
Henri w. Kierbe read an tuiogy teiegfapied
FROM. Pltisburs BY Colonel Robert q. lnsef-
soil, who had been for years an intimate
friend OF the great conductor. Jsa De-
Reszke, who Is ~ Pittsburg. esbled as fol-
lows: Deeply afflicted by the ioss VI the
greatest Wagner conductor Of the day."
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fcnihcrwetght pugilisi, fought II six-ro,ini
jraw bctor, the Empire Athletic club OF this
vity tonight. Dlxcns blows had Il inneh
greater force, but he failed to land as often
us his antagonist.
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is 1851 while the aggregate actual
strength is 1890
The total number of men liable to mill
tary duty in the country is i0,37S.11S.
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I,eiicycsI 20 Have .,een Lo.t.

Newcastle. March sl.The British
steamer I.eechn,ore. Captain Butler, is be-
Iieyd to have been lost With ali hands.
She LEFT the Tyne on March % for London
and has moi been heard since
The Leechmore WAS IL Iron steamer Of
72i tons. BULL at sundq Hand in 1916 she
was owned by W, COZ Son tlimited).
and sailed from the POI q London
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The following pensions were issued to
Texans on the 18th. Original John NJ.
Fargo. Victoria 49, Original widows, etc.
Sarah r. Buck. Grapevine, So. Mexican
war survivors ncreasc---Joslah +. Scar.
borough, Fruitlnnd. ss to SIP.
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Nashville Entries.

Flfst race, tbroe- fourths mIle--slgo III,
Niinod 1os Laurcttn D loi. Tom Collins ps
Grace Hmyar 90. Alouette 30, Lassie Lou so
Pearl 20,
Second race, onc-half mile, 2-year.olds---
Ben Viking, Metoxon, Dcblaisc, Clarence u.
Woverton. John Allison. Buckner, III Fox
ehalse, I.eostratus, Pell Nell II, Francis d.
Miss Meade los,
THIRD race, one and ne-clghth milc--Wil-
son. Presbyterian. IsabeY, III Pncemaker H.
Lady of the West Il2. W ID. Hamilton i05
Fourth race. three ,foiirths mile. soil--iIaco
10. Kosrio, Green Tackct. l0I. q. Il Long
hurst i05. Graohn. Sbieldbenrer. i0i; Lady
Doleful, Confession, iO2; Overflow ioI Nam
Mo Dunn 20. Annie Laurettn NJ. Massacre ~.
F,itt race. seven cighihs mile, seilRobort
Lat,a H. Paramount, Bill Ellison. 100; Bill
DAVID, i0G Our Lizzie. Long Lhssir. los.
Marie Calan 1oi Editor 9s. Abbln s o5, Maggie
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|esnstown. March 3l.--The Spanish
DO DESTROYER Audaz. which YVES SER
Injured while on hsr way to Spain,
lsithting her putting into Waterford
Better and assistance. arrived here to-
by her sister ship ozana.
y Jake . month to repair her.