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q .s ssss sT'Gs sGshe5 q 2s' s "a
800, blsaehed iaa2oc golden seal Sc; he.bors Pow
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FLOUR AND MEAL.A more aet,ye inquiry from r.,
Ses aSsd nGiS the d:s same hf WITH
f s"s ssS sfsS Ss S!'s
.prlas clears. s. 2;gsa 81 extra No winter g. ..gSi
extra = T9'fF sss'' 81 n; sss :ss:
q. SSaHMHAt5& SeSff
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feed SOC So aon.ny chop CSC oiimeai s2sf'aa '0'
srsn nj. '%S oo n 5eG. .s.2 6
Spanish decidedly buil,h. prices advanc,
ny dS.T i5 d ss.: st 10 i have
siraning influence trade throughput tie day. Inc
shown in activity and strength at hyerpoo where quo
praciicaiy a, the best point Day French msIk.5;
this slight decline being onset by estimates o.
liberal reou emens during the next four months ~
Rghea, tsr" We: PAID tn, fscto. in local which
attracted much attention al day and assisted Ta,efaH
n ,neckns the attack, by lear irade,s was con-
ports. Not o. loads worked at the sea
hoard for es'iy md late shipment. There - ns
new was not particularly interesting one way or n.
rom vai oSS pSr', a thu Winter wheat sccion
sufficiently luporan; to disturb the favorable aver
hic session rricts weak and awer losing ah,n'
ilf n" carly rise near positions There was consl
,h re1l1 nE az lay and bu. Tor hc 'ary care amons
early buye'. The cl se was unsettled IN wash
lneion rews that uina'un to Spain might be ex
rcctcd NJ any Final prices showed '.Gl'sc
advance or ~. curb Iuy soli at % II lsc. being
ag,a, tsss Voc a. ,o,v. No ed 81 oa. No North
I,radstreets yshl. showed words decrease oi I7'T
bush .... .CORNThs eNt-aordlrary European f"rnar,
for coarse grains was continued today nv purch.,e
lS5 loads all seaboard point. This wa rtrer'~,
advance - sc - prices and ren.-z revival ~
speculative scvty The sntlre market '-ers q have
worked around TITO mucn stronger shape. The .rtraie
situation arnrdng irre'us hull -rort. "E-ads'eer'
visible matched own by showing 4oi 900 bush a.
crease IN corn stocks ~ he week The iAys-tn,.o,
higher No . corn quoted ~ 31'tc = an
OATS .culay. dealings not large. bu, export
about 40 on bush n, all ports This demand md ne
s,renrh IN con- gave Price. sc net stvano. No c'''
co'.i a. ao'c No car. ao%c So Wit. 90
a213aisc..... .RYE-Msrket nrmsr: NJ W-stern ola
. track. pARrrY-Mark-t rrrn. feeding. sc
ntsS NM
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cargo v.n-.u.i. to NewYcrk. yriv..: terms: n. Z.
:i%f saa' f:a
ware breaswaer for oresr' 81 to la SS.ys SO
and ps, ss unhsr rern.nana
s % c S. ,csoon:r cs Brun
hoon. 4' ' CO.'S o Ss%sn, . ssTS.
o Cork Tor orders .. ga May bark sa tons
as.e with sss' price . .ss a :.
Offering. Mt particularly ,Ansses oil ,, W.:
:s We s's m. r',% si%s ps
To 81 smmer yellGw 2 2s, sasAc n.eeS
can raw 3satcs xm.,,ss. boiled 4io4s' Calcutta
rhovsroNs Vim corn t n:e wa ~. fair al.
's''' y n s9s ing ss,ss ::T' f5$
onosd Mes. '' :es sf e. fs% Esss So
s. India me,s SO @asl1 onat.a
Bacon Sc" Ioo NJ &c af. a. sc MEATS e +
rGle4 belle. qp y, sn. e r sss sSoSat. a
GSs.a At .r.S &c S . s9n ws sss "p'Fss
TAL!Ow seady c, S'sc country CIV lard arm
America lOc: Continent 57sc nra' kegs 'zUs G
@ sTEARlNE- quoted OLE. 4s-idc; city lard
PcE-T There w@s liberal demand from all point. to-
Day tho Ger sorts Of foreign and domrsic little
druty securing firm prices the choicer iots IN s r
rns nGcaisa sonnnaton Of 6uh feeling
ro-d for tim. past with the tsndsnry OF WEI. ss
foliows. Domestic common 10 low fair 4g4he c Ian
Cd a. aaic: prime 70 choice 40 &c htes lac
a., 0sc. Ranroon In bond. 2n2+c. . ,, . ...o,
Standardization exhibited disposition 70 mr.
the We've n rrfnr-s regards sugar held III store %
salss In the aggregate were only moderate, s,ey
,rsc-on, rre,eief with qu )ations on the pasls q.
ice .or centrifugal nc test: 3sc Tor n'"sg1vo -
,e.. and 3i.c for mol,sse. - test Iheie was
nothing In English cables influence local. sentin,n,
bo,h ~ane rnd ~ London rlns -uy pn o. o.,
changed lava was quoted II. 3D. fair rehnnf Us va,
Anil delivery: Is md MAY deliver rs ~ ga M
sl y, ono bags Centrifugal sugar 98 test al i-'c VIZ
made la,e in the afternoon. While business was hot
rnrcuariv active In the local refined sugar haIk1'
a., ,irdsrtous was evidence Qno'atioh. folu"
pon,Inos ~, loaf and crushed Lilo powdered ana
80. novsar,d iSc grsnuatod ard me Rranu!a,ri
- ,ec coa..e rrarulsted and extra fine granuaied
Z! Gc correr,ioner-' granulaed and cubes .,ios'
WY nowdsred gle. mould A. f-l6c; diafnoni A.
? dc 'orfecii,aer- A. ilec Nos ara s.i"'
y. AMI 2 &c No &. il-lGc No I. f~sc; So.a
~ 10 9 4 : 10: NJ ~. Nos II and II. 100.
X II nc Nos "a and ~. 4isc No 10. 4 l-ioc'
THE WOOL. EXCHANGE REPORT
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A ENTERTAINMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
a received their Uptown ONCE. No. iA2 Broadway.
"a door north Sis, ST. until o'clock advertise
eats the following branch oicss at regular
c3d-s,. l52 6tNsve.. cor 18th st. Mays Shaw
and Columbus West 68th-st: 10
West 42i ct near ave- ~ East I4th-st.: Isl WsA
t2h St between .th sth ayes: 59 East 47hst; IS1o
q 10th and 77th l.028 3d-ays..
sst-ft: LES LIST ave. near s9ths $50 81 ave. nsas
<lst-st 2iO Beecker-st: 325 BeecksrSt.1
zoos 81 ave $40 East 79hst: 1921 3dsve coz Sdave
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Anri Ie-Flour Gull and UNCHANGED ~
r %oDlS cd s; ga ss'e s ssi os% july Of 70
s.S:d: resmsr No red, 800 es1 &c; receipts 81 SSs
bush stock 7so.60s; sales 5000; Southern wheat py
sample. s1as o. do grade 89cbsl Oa Corn strong
spot and month 3ssa3sSsc. May sG'. g3Ga.e; June 800
h38ttc July S6A.c; steamer mixed 3os G3o nc receip
24s I8o bush; exports 1o7 l0s sock. ilso oo4 aes
1000; Southern white corn he do yellow 3.9ssc
Oats hrm No white. 3tizc: No 2 mixed. Stage; re-
ceips 80 7o2 bush exports ~ 600 stock 2as37e Rye
receipts 5oe bu:h; stock 23s $50 Hay steady choice
timothy s12 50ls3. Grain freghts FINER and business
active steam 10 Liverpool bush. 3,.d May; Cork for
orders per quarter Is. April Rs % May. Sugar strong
Cheese steady and unchanged Lettuce 81 25g$l 50
basket
Buffalo, April l9-Spring whset-Light inquiry. but
limits steady; No hard 81 u: No Northern. 81 1lN;
No Northern. 81 05h,: NJ Nosthern. 81 o0s. winter
wheat quiet closed nomnaly at 81 or No red and No
] white CoIn-Oferings Light sellers asking an sd-
vance No yellow. Sc: NJ yellow, 35isc No corn.
3o.c; No 3 BAN 135c OatsFrm for white. mixed
dull No white Sisc; No white sic: No mixed. 29c:
No : mixed. 2sc. Barley-Good demand AMI firm Rye
quiet. No in store quoted 57i,c. Flour quiet
Chicago. April 1o.-rhe leading futures ranged fol-
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old DOMINION LINE.

A ADVERTISEMENTS and authorizations for The Tt!sune
received at their Uptown ONCE No 1922 Broadway.
"a door north 3st-st until O'Clock m advertise
mens received the following branch Offices at regas
ONCE rates until clock viz: 25& Nh-ave O
cor. 2sd-s; 1872 9Th ave. cor i2th-st Macxs osh-ew
and 18th St l42 Coumbusave. West e6th-yti 10
West ed St 9Th % East l%th-st Bt wet
42d between Ih and sth 1863 East 4Ih-st; 1S9
Sd-aye between I6<h and 77tn iU28 h-ave.. near
eIw-st; L7Os Isl, ave. nea, ssth-st; 90 %,ays near
a0OS Sd-ave 2lO East 70thst 1924 eesvA
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Exports Of hay for tho week. Is 90 bales
MILK AND CRFAM-The daily average rceipts Of
milk and al the different railroad distributing
points In and the city for the week have been
follows:
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oree Is as follows:

ma receipts TWO days 1900 bass cleared ,or me
United 20 600 bags; cleared for Europe "Vo p"ss
stock l42 rOo htg~.
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Total daily supply. ............... .23+3 $50 500
The Exchange price remains At 2hc quart net TO The
sbi
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For full Information apply to OLD DOMrN-
ION STEAMSHIP CO. Pier 90, North Rivsf.
New-York Telephone No. 1880 Franklin
w L. GUILLAUDEU.
Vice President and Traffic Manager.
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WEEKLY WOOL REPORT.
,.i7s 1884
TEXAS

current quotations = domestic woods in the grease
VOL ESciangs offcial classification. are as fol
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Foreign core. markets-ssnios- Conee Ws'"' 90 ~,
bags stock 900 bags Hsm'nrs-CoNee ma .,s ,p.i
- nfr lower. 800 1. pig higher 10 e. Iir l'",t
sale. 10 900 bags Havre('oHe~ market opened qulet
ana unchanged. Al ~ m. UNCHANGED a. , m que
,ranc lover closed unchanged 10 = franc lower; total
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CI'NARD LINE.

TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier 40 y r.. foot OF Clarksou b.
c.mp.nia. April q, SAN seryis: Nay 70 70 4 y
Lucania. May Z p. NJ CampsnIa. May q. p u
VERNON II BROWN CO. Cen. Agents.
BOWLING GREEN NEW YORK.
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CLYDE LINE.
- ALL. FLORIDA POINTS, THE SOUTH AsD
SOUTHWEST.
The only steamer Line TO CHARLESTON. .. C., 80
JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA WITHOUT CHANoR
superb Passenger Accommodations
ALGONQUIN We'd Apr 70 COMANCHE. Mon. April q
SEMINOLE. Fri. April % lROQtOls =. Wed Apdl u
Lrom Pier ~ East River foot Roossveit-st). p ~
Descriptive literature free upon application
MN. p. CLYDE 4 CO. General AgsntA
: Bowling Green. ~ y.
Fla Cent, a Pen. Fast F p Line. via yackSonvllA
Great Freight and Passenger Line. Char.sstoa.
r a EtiER General Agent. 37n Broadway. n. Z.
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receipt. OF cotton the poris ana nhs . lat year
day compared win tue '""' WY
In 1875:
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MEMHMYG.AMEHlcAN

HMA. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6T psp; ScR ITSb bSSKE haM hIMs;
F. Bismarck Apr % oAM Victoria June Jun, 70 70 ~
F. Bismarck. June g. 9AM F. Bismarck. July q eAx
First cabin. 300 second cabin st' up .tessse W.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
y. Y.-HAMBrRG DIRECT
Pat~a. ....Apr. g. TAN. Palatta. May II. AfH
Pnen'c,a ;. May I PM Pretoria. May %. 10 An
Pennsylvania May H. Noon Pstrls June a. -
Also 3. s. Russia. Anil so. p N. -.
First cabin. So second class $40; stsesass w
TIE TIE Land 49nrr MfImiMht Swm.
Cruise to NORWAY the NORTH CAPE. and SPITE
BERGEN by Hamburg American Line TWIN SCREW
rXPREss STEAMER AUGrsTE VICTORIA FROM
NEW YORK JUNE Is From Hamburg July
For furthe particulars. apply 20
Neutrality-suspicious. LINE. 81 Broadway n. Z.
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sa s At @ we're 60 fss e rs ssqF s ssa; Dc
yeI,ow corr, 3l,,9a2c; ~ oa,' 2aA. 80 wh ,,e,
9ac No Sass.ei 81 2sas ~: pm. i'rci6y ,si
= 30 mess pok per bsI 81 sogs' = ,ard per 100 ~
Shoulder poxe 4s.G.,sc: .fort ctar Side, ,bo1.
8 5oqs5 60 vhirtey dsilers' finished good. per gal
Eggs nrm fresh loc. Cheese nrn al 7iaai?lsc.
red c Corr AFr rm b %E. w's cat, firm " e
mixed. 2oc Rye firm: No 2 53c. sugar Arm. Eggs
steady DC. Cheese nrm.
sos Ho Na 4 as ', St & Jy Nil'sf!a
Rye ie higher No l. 55'sc Barley steady No 2 +ese
Mngs'S9 AR, 2mwes', april, 81 O2ss
Clear @ s. .:csa :.s9 :s: 20 Slsa n sas :
$ 759se. sacked. 81 7Seso.
Ph.iadelphs. April wheat srm and &c higher: con
hi.ss No mixed Apr ant May Pre sss s
sides 5s.a6c shoulder "a &C. bellies. in pickle si1fs
IT, BTcaktar of1on sg'G LARD pure alt, cy IsAnsd
changed Butter dg "a le over tsncy Western cram.
fresh nearty and DO western lie fresh southern or
ch.ese nrn nsened sugar ar hang. Rec.2sP P
bush; oa,. 5000 bush. shpmenis-Corn. 1873 900 BUSH
oats Hcoo bush
St. Loui-. April sFeur steady sne spot ower No ::
May. s. OF. July .2s.c a-ttS 4-s,enocf ..c asked
~ had cab DC, copnIspe, higher IA, Ns .S Sash
sepismt.- ~ ~ asked. Spot steady No , cash.
:; 'fas &C.,: Agr GT4 e. a zs a'E s, 5S5y
%n 'g s0 r1 1s ,: , nSst 'S s.s Dl nsm
a. o..
81 o3's May 81 0e-. com active. steady. No mlyed
e oa,@ on. ea5y W. mS.a - mye ,r 1I ra,h
81 Us. Oh unchanged.
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A. WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-0CE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Majestic. AprIl 81 Majestic May Is.
Germanic. April 81 noon Germsnic. Is noon
Teutonle May TeutOnic. June !. noon
Britannia -. May II. Rr,annic June T. noon
The new WHITE STAR LINE Cargo and Livestock
twin screw steamer CYMRIC" IL 5s2 having vsry
superior Accommodations Tor limited number Of saieoe
passengers from New-York Tuesday, May H.
June 81 and "Wednesday July 81 according tide. frnu1
Pier IS r. No Second Cabin Storage Rates -
and upwards.
For massage freight and general information apply -
WHITE sTAR LINE.
Pier No IS North River. once Broadway. n. !.
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tered out into the sunlight hadplenty
of food for thought. A document, for
instance, which would be utterly be-
yond my reach for consultation,
seemed to be at Sebastiano's disposal
whenever he chose to call for it. That
there had BEEN no time for him to do
so while the steamer was in port, 1 felt
sure; but that he might return from
Saipan at any moment was something
more than n possibility.
The sight of that box lying across
the dead trays lap would keep running
through my mind, and I thought ofin-
Vulnerable excuses which might in
duce Padre Bartolomeo to give me
peep at its contents, especially if a salf-
flcient quantity of good'wine were I'M
der his skin. But one and all seemed
too risky to attempt. The finding and
recovering of the treasure were but
minor difficulties; the secreting of and
the getting away with it, afterward,
constituted the most serious details Of
the undertaking. Sauntering along
toward the plaza, became more and
more Convinced that l must search
that box without either the knowledge
or the permission of my fat ecclesias-
tical friend; and the dangers involved
in such an attempt so filled my mind
that scarcely heard the senorita cali
ing me from the portico. She must
have been embarrassed by the effort
to make me hear, for her face was
scarlet when l approached the house.
us 1t because ell padre would not alb.
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"Por Dios, it is true, senor."

"WeN, that is exceeding kind, I must
say. But, you see, colonel, 1 am very
fond of sailing, and should like to
have one always rcady-one that I
was used TON case I wanted TO go Oft
fishing with you, or in which could
take the ladies for day upon the
water. Sometimes have I'm melan.
cola and L like to go away by myself,
lest prove bad company. So I'd like
to have one Of these boats that could
use whenever l pleased. And don't
think it's quite fair to take it without
paying something"
"None but un Americana would
think of 1t, senior. Give Pedro bundle
of cigars, If you like, and he will find
you the best one on the island"
That settled the boat question. I
had perfect little beauty before
night, and in few days was able to
handle it almost as expertly as the ma
tives. Being practically unsuitable.
and drawing but ten inches of water,
1t was only necessary to look out for
the sail IN sudden squalls; otherwise z
child could have handledit.
That evening saw marvellous trans
formation in the senorita> She had
reached the bottom Of her Manila box
at laet. and one Of the prettiest Of the
three gowns had gone on in twink
ling. The memory of Senorita Pala-
clos appearance was fresh enough In
her mind to show instantly the dit
ference in style between the new and
the old ones. Her unaccountable pos
session of the extra finery was some-
thing she put off for later and more
deliberate consideration, being satis-
fed, for the time being, to dispatch
hasty dinner invitations to the other
ladies and shyly watch the impression
produced when she descended among
us. was horribly conscious of my
previous meddling in her affairs, and
feared I might betray myself; but the
gown was SO much more becoming to
her than it had been to the original
owner that was lost in admiration.
She wasn't one of your unsophisticat-
ed girls. either. Her life in Madrid had
taught her how to wear even ante
quated frocks like q princess, and "
needed no stretch of the imagination
to fancy ourselves within sight of the
Plaza del Oriente, as we looked at our
hostess.
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The youngest daughter of P. G. MUIR
ply met with an accident last Tuesday
evening, in which her right leg was
broken. The young girl was coasting,
and was struck by pair of hobs.
James McGarry was down from Willow
River for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy, of
Veazie, Wis.,, were entertained by John
O'Brien and family on Christmas day.
]. A. McDermott, of Minneapolis, spent
the holidays at home in this city.
Miss Wayne Kearney was home from
Minneapolis for Christmas.
Luke Burns and family and Miss Vir-
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SALTWATER NEWS.

The Christmas services at St. Michael's
brated by Rev. Father Powers, assisted
by Rev. Father Danehy as deacon. and
Father Charles Corcoran as sub-deacon.
The sermon on the observance Of Christ
mas was delivered by Father Danehy,
and the music, furnished by St. Mich
ael's choir and O'Donnells orchestra, was
grand.
John c. WEIGH, insurance secretary Of
A. o. H.. who has been very sick. is con-
valescing.
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MONTANA MATTERS.

Anaconda, Mont.-The Christmas cere-
monies at ST. Paul's church surpassed
those Of former years. The music and
singing were under the direction of j. F.
Spelman. Mr.. Bryant and Miss O'Regan
were excellent. Rev. Father Werdein,
who will in future assist Father Toilet.
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preached an appropriate and impressive

preached an appropriate and impressive
sermon at high mass.
Patrick Kelly, of 815 East Park, who
went to Ireland last May, has returned
to the city. Mr.. Kelly enjoyed the trip,
and has many interesting stories to tell
about his travels.
Mass was celebrated for the first time
on Christmas day in St. Peters church
by Rev. Father Pirnat, who is appointed
pastor of that parish.
John Mcguire, the genial and able
manager of the Margaret theater, in this
city, and Of Mcguire Opera house, of
Butte, was honored with a testimonial
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CLARENCE HER8eRT REV..
copyright. 1907, by J. B. LippIncots Col

about two miles, wouldn't it? Well,
this little star shows just where I
struck it, and the other two would be
mile apart; so that we have the reef
stretching from nor'-norwcs' to SOU
sou'eas'. Then, from the CLASSY look
of the water, I'm positive that it takes
curve to the sou'wcs' for good four
miles further. The actual position of
that threefathom sounding is twelve
thirty-three moth by hundred and for
ty-four, twenty-five casa good eight
knots cas- of the Findlay and Imray
approximates. And the true bearing
from Point Orote, Harry, is the exact
opposite Of our present course; in 9TH
er words, SOU by wes', quarter wes',
or exactly IA degrees wes' of Sou. The
magnetic variation this year is one de-
gree and 30 minutes cas-; so in shap-
ing your course from Orote it should
be IS degrees 30 minutes to the west
ard of SOU. AS for lecway. running
down, the no'theas' trudcs'll be with
in few points of dead astern, so you
won't have to make much allowance;
and, once ut the reef, tin be easy
enough beating back. because you can
see the island 90 miles away at least.
When we get abreast Of Cocos you can
pull up your log, which will give you
the exact number of miles on this
course to a fraction; from Cocos to
Orote the chart distances are near
enough, because you've got land bear
ings."
'"rhen, II 1t should be impossible to
get ut old Fray 1gnacto's document,
we can practically do without it?"
"You can certainly find the reef in
anything like fair weather, but you
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benefit at the Margaret last Monday
night. The opera house was crowded,
which showed the esteem entertained for
Mr.. Mcguire in Anaconda. The program
was made up from fine selections of
music and oratory, and scenes from
Shakespearean plays. Mr. Mcguire will
retire from theatrical affairs, his inten-
ton being to go East and engage In lit
erary work.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1898-12-31

ginia Barette, Of Minneapolis, spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Ryan.
Miss Mary O'Brien is home from school
at Montreal for the holidays.
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In evolution, employment
Is the largest factor of all
II the Chinese women were kickers
Their feet wouldn't be so small.
Detroit Journal.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-12-07
The Governors Appointments.
Which Have Been Confirmed by the
Senate.

Inspector OF Finance.-F. A. Platt, Poult
ney.
Commissioner of Taxes.-D. H. Lewis
Vergennss.
State Board OF H-alth.-C. q. Caverly,
Rutland, six years; T. Il. Stiles, St. Johns
bury, four years.
Dental Examiners.--G. F. Cheney, st.
Johnsbury; X. L. Cleaves, Montpelier; s
ID Hodge, BnrliDgton Thomas Mound
Rutland; r. M. Chase, Bethel.
Board OF Pr macy.-A. l.. butcher, St
Albans.
Fish Commissioners.-H. w. Bailey, foul
ytaHs.
state Geologist, G. H. Perkins. Burling
ton.
Municipal Judges. NJ. e. Smile, Mont
pelier; w. A Boyce. Barre; 8. W. Flynn
St Albsns;J w. RUSS Burlington; c.
l. Howe, Rutland; q. FL. Darling, Ben
ningron.
Railroad Commissioners, d. j. Foster
Burlington, A. K. Watson, Hartford; j. W.
Miller, Wallingford.
Trustees Iudustrial School.-T. NJ Deal
St. Adams, six years; j. q. Weeks. Sails
bury. four years
Normal School Commissioners.-F. A
Bagnall. St. Adams; r. W. Pierce, Chester
w. Howard, Middlebury.
Normal School Local Committee. --Charles
III. Stearns, johnson; n. l. Boyden, Ran.
dolph; III. l. Clark, Castle on.
Member Of the Library Com nittee for I've
years H. E. Rustedt OF RIchford, to sue
coed himself.
State Commissioner OF Hghwsys.-W. b.
Wall, Randolph.
Trustees of Insane.-Dr. Foster, Putney,
George A Bal q d, Fairfax.