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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-14

nleszczesc, gdy SIG Konle roz.
biegaja. = Hodowla koni W
Kr6lestwie Polskiem kwitnie,
dowodem niedawno sprzeglad
W pu1ku ulan6w, odbyty przes
w. ksiecia Mikolaja i komisys
remontowa. Konie uznano "a
wyborowe, a pochodza wszy'
stkie ze stadnin W Kr6lestwie
Polskiem. Nawet wloscianie
juz gdzieniegdzie hoduja konie
zdatne dla konnicy.
Pozmam. - Cennego nabyt.
ku doczeka sic nowo utworzyc
sic majaca biblioteka niemie-
cka. Oto W Lipsku ma Radzie
miejskiej uchwalono dat temu
nowemu zak}adowi cywiliza.
cyjnemu 500 marek subwen.
cyl. Go wiecej - oto 40
dublet6w, (podw6jnych, co do
liczby) egzemplarzy, jake
biblioteka miejska posiada 2
nabytku po urzedowym pru-
skim historyku Freitschkem.
Przeciwko tel uchwale, 'jak
glosi POS. Tageblatt", gloso-
walo dziesieciu socyalist6w(O,
kt6rzy przy tel sposobnodci ME
mogli pominac uwagi, ze Rada
miejska przyczynia sic DO
gwaltu zadawanego uczuclu
narodowemu polskiemu. Go
prawda mieli oni racys, DO
dziela napisane przez history
ka pruskiego urzsdowego
Trcitschkiego ME mogs sluayc
nikomu do nauki, jesli chce
nabrat pogladu zdrowego bez.
stronnego ma wypadki dziejo'
we, W .kt6rych Prusy bra1y
udzial. - Treitschke Jest zna-
nym ze swych naciaga1 wypa.
dk6w politycznych ma modls
prusks i zal nam kazdego
m}odaie6ca niemieckiego, kt6ry
z dziel Treitschkego bedzie
chcial nabyc wiedzy history
cznej.
BibIote& miemieckie Cha.
katystyczne) wyrastajs W
dzielnicach polskich jak grzy.
by po deszczu. I'd l Stycznia
r. b. zalozono W w. KS. Po.
zna6skiem Al bibliotek, W
Prusach Zachodnich 6S, W
Prusach Wschodnich -, row.
niez tyle ma Szlssku. Pisma
niemieckie polakozercze z ia:
kiego ,postspu niemczyzny"
niezmiernie uradowane. Ko'
respondent inowroclawski by.
dgoskiego ,,Tageblattu" wy.
raza radosc, ze W Inowrocia-
win, stolicy Kujaw, niemczy.
zna podnosi glove. Niedawno
zalozono tam niemieckie sto.
warzyszenie wyborcze, obecnie
zas powolano do zycia biblio.
teke niemiecka. Kierownikiem
jej bsdzie landrat Lucke. Do
zarzadu wybrani zostali:radzca
szkolny Binkowski, Inspector
szkolny powiatowy Winter,
nauczyciele gimnazyalni Gae'
bel iSchlecht, rsktor Schwartz,
nauczyciel Baluschek, ssdzia
Kowalke, pastor Gropler i
inni. Dop6ki nova biblioteka
ME zostanie zasilona ksiszkami,
chwilowo wypozyczane bsds
ksiszki z biblioteki urzadzonej
przez inowroclawskie towarzy.
stwo hakatystyczne!
Denmcyacya hakatyst6so.
-Wiadomo, ze prezes Kola
polskiego W Berlinie, p. radz.
ca Notify, przeslal W imieniu
obu K6l polskich ma rece hra.
biego Goiuchowskiego tele.
gram kondolencyjnyz powodu
tragicznego zgonu sp. cesarso-
wei El4biety. Telegram ten
powt6rzyly pisma niemie.
ckie bez komentarzy. Jedynie
hakatystyczna "Deutsche lei
tung" ME mogla sobie odm6.
vic przyjemnosci dodania ma.
otanuio ooi uuaoi. UNen mod.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-14

rozpedzone. Rzemieslnicy pra.
cujscy przy budowie dom6w
uchwalili take strajk og6lny.
Wojsko jest trzymane W ko-
szarach W gotowosci do zbroj.
nego wystapienia.
PARYz, IA Pazdziernika. -
Gazety tutejsze pocieszaja sic
nadzieja, ze W zamian "a Fa-
szods otrzymaja W posladanie
inns miejscowosc mad g6rnym
Nilem lub port mad morzem
Czerwonem.
CANEA, IA Pazdziernika.-
Wojska tureckie przewo2a ba-
gaze amunicye do zatoki Su.
da, ma wsch6d cd Canea, gdzie
spodziewaja sic przybycla z
Konstantynopola okret6w, kt6'
re zabiors je z powrotem DO
ojczyzny.
PEK1N, IA Pazdziernika.-
Poslowie angielski, niemiecki
i japo6ski staraja sic cd kilku
tygodni o posluchanie u cesa'
RIA. Cesarzowa ME uwiado.
mia przedstawicieli mocarstw
o oojeciu przez siebie rzsd6w.
Czlonek rady pa6stwa zapew-
MIA, re cesarz jest umierajscy /
znajduje sic W palacyku, prey.
tykajscym do rezydencyi, kt6-
rs obecnie zajmuje cesarzowa.
80 marynarzy w}oskich przy-
by}o do Pekinu strzedz w}o.
skiego poselstwa.
STOCKHOLM, IA Pazdz. -
Minister foty postanowif
wniesc projekt do szwedzkiego
sejmu o wyznaczenie 20 mi
lion6w koron ma budowe no.
wych okrst6w wojennych. Ia
to sumo majs bye zakupione
8 pancerniki pierwszej klasy,
torpedowce i miny podwodne.
RzYM, IA Pazdziernika. -
Sp6r Watykanu z Prusami
zostal za}atwiony W spos6b
zadowalniajacy obie strony.
Rad pruski zamianuje ME-
zw}ocznie nastepce by}ego po-
s}a przy Watykanie, Buelowa.
PARyz, IA Pazdziernika. -
Pod}ug twierdzenla dziennika
"Le Temps przedmiotem O.
brad komisyi pokoju jest obe-
cnie wy}s cznie sprawa kuba6-
ska, a raczej dug kuba6ski.
Hiszpanie pragna aneksyi wy.
spy przez Stany Zjednoczone i
przejecia przez ME dlugu,tym.
czasem Amerykanie utrzymujs
re anektowac Kuby ME mysla,
a poniewaz Hiszpania zacia-
gnela dug W celu zgniecenia
powstania, Wilma je sama spla.
cic. Jezeli do porozumienia sic
W tel sprawle misdzy komisa-
rzami obydw6ch stron ME
przyjdzie, rozstrzygnie ia sad
polubowny.
HAVANA, IA Pazdziernika.
-Hiszpa6ski parowiec "Reina
Maria Christina" odp}yna} ztsd
z 1913 ofcerami i szeregow.
cami, zabrawszy nadto 651
skrzyG z dokumentami, oraz
wielks ilos6 amunicyi. Rad
kolonialny ME przestaje wy
dawac roznych rozkaz6w, kt6.
re Amerykanie lekcewaza,
wiedzsc dobrze, be sami wkr6t.
ce obejms zarzsd wysps.
Rad kuba1ski wezwal ge.
neral6w Rodriguez i Nodavez
do zreorganizowania armii
kuba1skiej we wschodnich
prowincyach wyspy. Spodzie.
waja sic tutaj przybycia gene
rala Gomez, kt6ry pragnie sic
widziec z ameryka6skimi ko.
misarzami. Jest rzeczs pewna,
Re Gomez zostanie 90 Pazdzier.
ogloszony prezydentem rzeczy.
pospolitej kuba6skiej.
OMAHA, Ago Pazdzier. -
o 9 godzinie z rama wyjechal
l4 M,V;o1 O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-14
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Licytacya l6z.

wielki bal, kt6ry ma sic odby6 W
auditorium W czssie ,,swieta pokoju''
Cens l6z podaus byla ma $3.50 "a
jedna, ale licytowano prawo wybie.
rania pewnyoh oznaczonych l6z. Ii.
cytacya ia przynios}a $4975, rozumie
sic opr6cz $3.50, jako regularna ce.
ma 81 l6z. Najwiecej zaplacii "a loze
nr. 8, J. W. Doane, bo opr6cz $3.50,
jeszcze 1915, ii. razem $1O25. Ia
prawo zajecia lozy nr. 5 zaplacis Pot.
tier Palmer $3.50, ii. loza ia koszto.
wa6 bedzie go $1,000. Ia prawo zais.
oia l6z innych psaoono po s575, 1915,
$3.50, $500, SITS, $3.50, s125, 800,
$50 $25. Jeszcze 10 l6z bedzie licy.
towanyoh, podczas gdy inne, natu.
ralnie najlepsze, loze, zarezerwowa'
no dla gosoi honorowych.
Parada bicyklOwa.
w Poniedziaiek wieczorem odbs.
die sic parada ma bicyklach. Usozo'
no dla niej porzsdek nastspujaoy: y
marszalek naczelny Simon Meyer. p
250 policyant6w ma bioyklach. 81
Burmistrz Harrison. 4) $50 strata
k6w. s. 500 listonoszy. 81 30 klu.
bow bicyklist6w z dzielnicy zacho.
dniej. y Century Road Clubs. 81
30 klub6w bicyklist6w z dzielnicy
p6}nocnej. 81 Samochody. 10y 81
klub6w bicyklistow dzielnicy polu.
dniowej.
PaGstwo prezydentOstwo.
Prezydent Mo Kinley po swej
podr6zy do Omaha, przybedzie Juz
jutro wieczorem do Chicago, wysia-
die pooiagu kolejowego ma stacyi
Oakland ma 80 ulicy i stamtad uda
sic wprost do mieszksuia kuzyna
swojego. Lsfayette'a Nc Williams,
pm. 1861 Lake ave., kt6rego "a.
mierza mieszkst przez oa}y czas po-
bytu swojego W Chicago. Wczoraj
przybysa do Chicago pani prezyden.
iowa; mieszka6 tu bedzie swego
wuja, Thomasa Goodmana, pm. ago
Fulton str.
Do Virden.
Szwadrony AiC pierwszego pulku
kawaleryi wyruszysy wczoraj stad
do Springfield, sk4d udaja sic ma
miejsce rozruoh6w g6rniczyoh we
virden, Ill. W Springfield przyia-
czaje sic do Mich szwadrony Bi D.
q pomiedzy zabitych we Virden
os6b, Thomas Preston pochodzif z
Chicsgo, mieszka} pm. 295 Fulton
str, i byi dawniej policyantem, a
nawet porucznikiem policy, ale
przy ogromnych zmianach zaprowa-
dzonyoh d. 10 Czerwca, zostas ze
siuzby wydalony.
Pierwszy snieg.
Pierwszy snieg padai W biezacej
porze roku W Chicago wczoraj vie.
czorem po godz. Z. Jest to niezwy.
k}e ziawisko W Chicago: snieg W
Pazizierniku. Padai przez blisko
godzine duzymi piatkam, kt6re je.
dnakowoz natychuiast topnialy.
Niebezpieczny zbrOdnlarz.
Charles Hemotin, tutejszy konsul
belgijski, otrzymal cd rzadu swojego
polecenie, by porozumiaa sic z tutej-
szs policya azeby przekonad sic,
czyli " Chicago ME bawi niejaki
Henri de Jong, kt6ry popesnis liczne
zbrodnie kt6rego poszukuja W Gan
dawie. Dowiedziano sic, &e Jong
niedswno byl Philadelphii mias
zamiar uda6 sic do Chicago. Oska.
rzaja 60 o zamordowanie i obrabo'
wanie Philomeny Waters i Jane
Panwells W Gandawie. Obu kobie-
tom zbrodniarz zads} clos W glove
tepem narzedziem. Ale ma on vie.
cej podobnych zbrodni ma sumieniu i
przypussczajs, il zamordowas mai
mniej dziesie6 kobiet W sposob po-
dobny. Uuia} on pozyskiwa6 zau-
FAME swych ofar, udajac, ae ohce
sic 4eni6 niemi, a rotem szukat
sposobnosci do ich obrabowania i "a.
mordowania.
,,Diugi" "kr0tki".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-14

kdres Polskieg0 D0mE Emis
gracyjnego: 8 Morris str, trzeois
drzwi ma zach6d cd Broadway, bli.
sko South Ferry, " New Yoska.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28
Arid Land State Grants.

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator
Stcwarts bill, granting 10000. 900
acres Of land to Nevada was amended
by the senate committee on irriga-
tion and reported by Senator Warren
today. 1T grants 5000, 900 acres to
each Of The arid land states for the
purpose Of being used exclusively for
irrigation purposes.
The substitute Of the committee
sets forth the purpose Of the bill to
be to enable the arid land states to
reclaim their desert lands. 1t pro-
videS that only lands which are not
available for timber or mineral. or
agriculture without irrigation, shall
be granted under the proposed law.
The lands are to be patented to the
several states, and they are in turn
to be rented, leased or sold by the
state under such laws and regulations
as may be prescribed by the state
legislature. The proceeds of the
land sales arc to be devoted by each
state to the reclamation Of the arid
lands left undiSpOScd Of.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28
A Curiosity.

Missoula. Dec. 2O.-A curiosity
that attracts general attention is
being shown by Jerome Jacobs at
Wallace, Idaho. 1t consists of a pair
Of deer antlcrs firmly imbedded in a
fir log, the wood having grown around
the base Of the horns and half way
up to the tops. The section of log
which holds the antlcrs measures 23
inchc, in diameter and was taken
from the tree in which it grew 80
feet from the ground When dis
covered there was d second pair of
horns locked with this but in telling
the tree this pair was broken. No.
body seems able to account for the
horns being found in such Il peculiar
position. TIL" height above the
ground is the strangest part of the
proposition.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28
Notice.
County Clerks Ohice,
Hamilton Mont
December 20. 1893.

December 20, 1898, \
Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Commissioners Of Ravalli
county, Montana, will meet in special
session on the Second day Of January,
1899, t 1l:OO O'Clock. 4. In., at the
County Clerks office, in Hamilton.
Montana, for tie purpose of trans
acting the following business, viz:
lst. TO organize and elect a new
chairman.
md. TO appoint a purchasing
ageut and an agent Of the commits
sioners in all matters requiring at
tcntion when the board is not in scs-
sion.
Bird. TO issue any orders deemed
necessary regarding the affairs Of the
county, the conduct of its business
and the duties Of its officials.
4th. To make new and permanent
arrangements with the town Of Ham
iltOn for the use Of the town iail.
5th. And all other business which
may come regularly before them
by order Of the Board or Commits
siOners.
JAMES T. FITZG
Clerk
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28
WAS FOILLl MURDERED.

Sheriff Cavanaugh OF Dawson Killed by
an Assassin.
Glendive, Mont. Dec. 24.-Domi-
niccke Cayanaugh. who was finishing
his second term as sheriff Of Dawson
county, who was elected for a third
term, was found foully murdered this
morning at daylight near his barn,
within 80 feet Of his house. Two
fractures were found on top of his
skull made with a shovel handle.
His hat and a small parcel were found
within l5 feet Of the body and all
indications point to the deed having
been committed between s and 9
O'Clock last night. The coWardly
murderer lay in wait for the sheriff,
who was known to visit the stables
every night before he retired. His
soft felt hat showed the marks plainly
of the wire wrapped around split in
the handle Of the shovel with which
he was struck. He was known as a
fearless officer in the discharge Of his
duty. \ number Of men are under
suspicion. When last seen last even
who was unknown. Several suspic-
louS circumstances are before the
coroncr'S jury now III session.
Cavanaugh leaves wife and two
children and 4 brother and sister,
who are now visiting in the east.
The crime aroused the citizens of
Glendiyc to The hanging pitch should
the murderer be discovered. Cava-
nau9h'S repeated success at the polls
in winning the Office from candidates
Of the republican party. who have a
large minority here, attcSts to the
lbiIity Of this officer. in whom the
taxpayers Eavc always placed reliance.
His funeral will be conducted bv the
knights Of pythias. Woodncn and
A. @. L. W., of which orders he was
1 member.
CHvanaugh was born in Canada in
1871. and came to Montana in 1888
lnd engaged in the stock business,
which he has continued.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL
U. S. senators-Iion. Lee Mantle, Butte; Hon
Thos. II Carter Helena
Reprcscntativc--Iion g. S Hartman, Boze.
STA r.
GOvcrnOr-RObcrt b. smith
Lieut.. GovcrnOr-A. +. Spr1ggs.
Secretary of StAte-T, 5. Hogan.
state Auditor-T. w. pOindeXter
state Ircasurer-T. f. Collins.
Attorney Gencral-C. p. Nolan.
Supt. of Public Instructon-E' a. Carleton,
Chief Iustice-W Y Pcmberton
ASS. Jnstces-W. II. Hunt, ". r. Pigott
Cierl Supreme Court-Benj Webster.
COUNTY
District Judge-Frnnli II. Woody.
Clerk of District Court--Alen f. Shappee.
Sheriff-T H. Irvine.
Clerk and Rccordcr-.Jas r. Fitzgerald
Trcasurcr-J X. Sguie"s
Asscssor-llOWard p. Smart.
County Attorncy-Henry L. Myers.
>upt. Public 1ruction-Kitte Ostermeyer.
Survcyor-W. 5. Eortincr
COrOnar--T b. OWings. -
Public A Iministrator-JM Higgins.
County COmmisSioners-Ferd Weir, John F.
Hendricks, John w. Mayhew,
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28

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The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28
Endorsed the Speech.

Seattle, WASH. Dec. 2l.-At a
meeting Of Miller Post, G a. r., it
was unanimously agreed that a mes
sage be sent to the president indor-
sing his acts aud speeches in the
south, especially with reference to
the care of the confederate dead.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28
" hat Dr.. \. l.. Saltcr Saws.

Buffalo, n. v, Gcnts:-From my
personal knowledge, gained in OBJ
serving the effects Of your Shiloh's
Cure in cases of advanced Consump-
tion. | am prepared to say it is the
most remarkable Remedy that has
ever been brought to my attention..
1t has certainly saved many fron
Consumption. For sale by all drug
UiStS
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28
Annual Financial Statement.
DECEMBER 8. 1898.

To the Honorable Board Of County, Montana
Political Code of the State
ending
November
county said last mentioned
ban1ce mn, Denler6 December 1897 1854 So
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28
MeN1nun Coming Home.

MisSOula. Dec. 20.-Will Weyman,
whose adventures since he was Shano-
halcd in Tacoma two years ago, have
interested his friends here, as thev
have been narrated in the Standard,
is expected home before long. He
sailed from Antwerp July 81 on a
vessel bound for san Francisco, and
the boat is now due.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28

Soothing, healing, cleansing, De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve is the i'm
placable enemy Of sores, burns and
wounds. 1t never fails to cure Piles.
You may rely upon it. J. D. Miser
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28

Gov. Smith has sent to Congress-
man-elect Campbell, Judge Brantlv,
Judge Piggot and II. &. Rickcrts
their certificates Of election.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28

To balance December 6, 1897
amount Of special tax collect
ed by the assessor
amount of special tax collect
ed by the treasurer
amount Of delinquent tax col
lected for previous years
. amount of penalty tax collected
amount of special tax collected
for previous years
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28
S13S.9l9 0S


General fund warrants outstanding
December |, 1897 : 9,6G9 30
General fund warrants issued dur
ing the year o126 %
Contingent fund warrants outstund-
ing December /, 1897 G211 A.
Contingent fund warrants issued
:, during the year 1880 OF
Road fund warrants outstanding
December I, 1884 1920 20
Road fund warrants issued during
the year TO- A., ~
Poor fund warrants outstanding
December t. 1896 13o rs
Poor fund warrants issued during
the year A. 70, As
c2 90 O1
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28

General fund warrants paid and
cancelled during the year 92G+ OF
General fund warrants outstanding
November 30 1898 oGS2 oi
Contingent fund warrants paid and
Cancelled during the year 15,44 l}
Contingent fund warra Mt 5 stand
ing November 30 1898 1Oj7 -
Road fund warrants paid and cam
cclcd during the year $3.50 CT
kOhd fund warrants outstanding
November 30, 1898 1877 -
Poor fund warrants paid and cam
celcd during the year 1904 50
PoOr fund warrants outstanding
November 30, 1898 4,1G5 33
81, 800 OJ
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28

To balance December 6, 1897
. amount of property tax collected
for 1898
amount of delinquent tax collect
ed for previous years
" amount of penalty tax collected
" 20 per cent of licenses collected
" amount OF fees paid in by county
clerk
amountof fees paid in by the clerk
OF the court
" amount of fees paid in by the
sheriff
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-12-28

To balance December 6, 1857
amount OF property tax collected
for 1898
" amount of delinquent tax collect
ed for previous years
amount penalty tax collected
amount special tax collected, 1898
amount Of special tax collected
for previous years
The evening times., 1898-12-30
CITY BREVITIFS.

The Vermont Avenue Christian Church Sunday
School children gave their Christmas entertain
ment las; evening before large audience. The
program WAS made up oi songs and rectations.
j was greatly enjoyed 10y those present.
The Postoffce Department has informed Post
master Willett that hereafter the heating, light
ing, and hosting plants Of the new city building.
and their various employees, will bc under his
supervision, as viii the furnishing of coal.
childrcns carnival was given at Concordia
Hall his afternoon. under the auspices of the
Young Peoples Temple Society of the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation. The program consist
ed Of fancy dancing, singing, recitations, and
cake walk.
The Young Mems Christian Association viii
hold its first meeting in the Columbian Unver-
sity lecture hall Sunday afternoon. Rev. DIR.
A. II. Greene. of Calvary Baptist Church, will
preside, and The new mems choir will lead the
singing.
St. Aloysius' Sunday School gave its annual
Christmas entertainment at GonZaga Hall last
Iiight. An interesting feature was an act of
fairy spectacular operetta, The Cruise Of the
Polar Star conducted by the composer, Mr.. +.
j. Rhodes, of Frederick, Nd.
Mrs Elizabeth AikeF was informed by the Dis
tTict Commissioners yesterday that il would be
Necessary for her TO make some changes in the
plumbing arrangements of No. AGO c Street south
west Tie work must be done by a registered
plumber. and must be finished on or before Jan
uary IL, 1889.
The coiored newsboys were given Christmas
treat at the home, corner Third and streets,
last night Each boy got a big sack Of candy
and nuts. instead OF the dinner it has heretofore
been in the habit of spreading. Miss Mordaunt
made address Tonight the white boys will
enjoy the same sort of treat.
H. f. Woodward viii be transferred from the
position of inspector for the Excise Board and
placed in the Office of the special assessment
clerk assistant clerk and inspector. Richard
A. Arnold, assistant special assessment clerk and
inspector. viii be made inspector for the Excise
Board Both OF these changes are 10 take effect
January ], 1899.
Continuous accounts with disbursing officers
are 10 he done away with after January !, by
the Treasury Department. An order has been is
sued that after the beginning of the new year
all officers except those dealing with the postal
revenues, shall close up their accounts, upon he-
ing relieved from duty at a station and deposit In
some United States designated depository the
naeXpended balance Of public funds remaining in
tleir hands,
The evening times., 1898-12-30
THINGS THEATRICAL.

James O'NeilTs much heralded play,
when Greek Meets Creek was present
ed for the first time in this city last night
at the Academy of Music and made an ex-
cellent impression. The piece is a dra-
matization by Robert Hatton of his novel
of the same name-a work which attained
such popularity through syndicate publi-
cation that il is pretty generally known
The offering has many grave faults and
would hardly do for the high priced
houses but possesses undeniable strength
and gives the star opportunities for ex-
cellent acting. Mr.. O'Neill is ably sup
ported by a cast which includes Edmund
L. Breese, T. G. Lingham. Friedrich Hart
ley. Mark Ellsworth, w. J. Dixon. Claude
Gilbert, Kate Fletcher, Louise Collins and
Minnie Radcliffe. Monte Christie is the
bill tonight and tomorrow night at the
Academy, with When Greek Meets
Greek" underlined for the Saturday matt
nee.
The evening times., 1898-12-30
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