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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10
S-gOdzinny dzieh rObOczy.

Podczas posiedzeh obecnej sesyi
kongresowej, poruszyc maja urzedni-
cy Amerykahskiej Federacyi Piracy
wszystkie sprezyny, ably sksonic senat
washingtohski do przyjecia tel u
chwa}y, ktors juz Izba possow przy-
je}a. Jest to tax zwana uchwa}a S-gc-
dzinnego dnia roboczego, ma mocy
kt6rej nietylko robotnicy W warszta-
tach pahstwowych maja pracowac
dziennie tylko 8 godzin, ale ,akze i
robotnicy tych fabryk i warsztat6w,
ktore wykonuja roboty dla rzsdu, ale
So W reku prywatnem; jakotez tych
przedsiebiorstw, cd kt6rych rzed
nasz kupuje materya4y surowe ola
swoich zak@adow.
Amerykahska Federacya Piracy
wychodzi za4ozenia, ze obecny roz-
w6j przemys}owy ma ma swe ustugi
tax ulepszone maszyny, re zastepuja
one wielks ilohc rak roboczych przy
fabrykacyi towarow. Mdwisc innemi
sSowy, coraz wieksza ilosc ludzi tract
prace W fabrykach, gdy do mich
wprowadzone zostaja nowe maszyny.
By temu nieszcze6ciu zapobiedz, ma.
lezy skrtcit czas piracy robotnik6w
we fabrykach do 8 godzin dziennie,
a W ten sposob ci, co So bez piracy,
moga 1atwiej takows otrzymac.
Rzsd stan6w Zjednoczonych zapro-
wsdzi4 juz W swoich warsztatach 8.
godzinny dzieh roboczy. Potrzebuie
on jednak wiele materyafu, wiele
maszyn iinnych wyrobow fabryoz-
nych lub ziemnych, kt6re obecnie
tworzone lub dobywane bywajs przez
robotnik6w, pracujscych wiecej
niz 9 godzin dziennie. Gdyby jednak
senat nasz przyjss wniosek Amery.
kadskiej Federacyi Piracy, wowczas i
owe prywatne fabryki, kt6re dostar-
czajs rzsdowi towarow lub narzedzi,
musia@yby wprowadzje siebie 8.go.
dzinny dzie11 piracy, w6wczas wick
ksza ilosc ludzi, dis ME majacych
piracy, znalaz3aby takowa.
Tax ma przyk}ad te fabryki, kt6re
garbujs skory ma to trzewiki, lub
przygotowujs sznurki do tychze trze-
wik6w. Fabryki p46cienne, kt6re
dostarczaja rzadowi naszemu koszul
i innej bielizny dla wojska, musia4y-
by rowniez zaprowadzic S.godzinny
dzieh roboczy. Kopalnie, ktore do
starczajs wegla dla okretow dom6w
rzsdowych, tax samo musia}yby "a
trudniad swoich g6rnik6w przez 8
godzin dziennie.
Amerykahska Federacya Piracy
przed2ozy}a ma poparcie swego zsda.
MIA, " celu zaprowadzenia 8-godzin-
nego dnia roboczego, petycye, kt6ra
byla podpisana przez 100000 os6b.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10
Clio OchrOnne.

Rzad washingtohski naznaczy& clio
ochronne W interesie kubahskich fa-
brykantow cygar. Cd przywozonego
ma Kube tytuniu W lisciach op}acac
sic bedzie po $500 z funta, cd goto.
wych cygar $3.50 plus % procent
wartosci "a kazdy tysiac. Cha wywo-
zowe pozostans take same, jak do
tychczas. Kubahscy fabrykanci cy-
gar So bardzo kontenci z tego rozpo-
rzedzenia,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10
ZamaSkOWani ZfOczyhcy.

ss'1~0 '" VIII "1VC3y N.Y.
Trzech zamaskowanych z1oczync6w
napad}o " nocy poniedzia}ku ma
wtorek ma dom Noego Wightmana,
farmera, zam. nieopodal Avoca, N. Y.
Wightman ME by2 " domu; " przed-
dzied wyjecha@ "a interesami do New
Yorku. Jego syn, c6rka panna
Walker, nauczycielka, spali, gdy
z2odzieje naszli dom, i zostali przebu.
dzeni s2owami rabusi6w: sPowiedzcie,
gdzie stary przechowuje got6wkel"
Dziewczyny przelek3y sic sac.ely
krzycset. Moody Wightman uciekl Z
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10

Przekaz pocztowy (money order)
lub expresowy przyslij nam razem
z LISTEN, DO bez tego pieniedzy ME
wyp&acaja ami ma poczeie ami "
biurach expresowych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10

Ma okaz posy}amy jeden numer gazety
darmo.
Ma kredyt gazety nj ksiazek ME wysy-
}amy.
Podarunki dostaja tylko ci abonenci,
kt6rzy op}acaja ma ca}y rok CORY It. j..
$1.50.
Nasi agenci maja re soba rome ksiazki,
kt6re wydaja ma premium do gazety i
sprzedaja po nader niskich cenach.
Zwracamy uwage, re agenci ME sa "
stanie wozit ze SODA wszystkich ksiazek;
ale gdy kto chce nabyc jaka ksiazke, kt6-
rel agent ze soba ME ma, to MECH agen-
towi zap}aci wediug ceny katalogu, my
z ksiegarni wyslemy naty chmiast zadana
ksiazke.
Agenci wydaja kwity ma. ,kazda ODE
brana sumo.
Pieniadze listy nalezy p,zysy}ac pro-
sto do wydawcy, pod adresem:
A. A. Paryski,
1926 Huron street,
Toledo, Ohio.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10
ODEZW A.

Szanowni Rodacy!
Potrzeba dobrego podrecznika do
nauki jezyka angielskiego, oraz do
brego siownika polsko- gielskiego
i angielsko-polskiego jest az nadto
PoJmowana przez nasze spo}eczeh-
stwo. Wydawnictwa takiego Mkt SIG
ME chciaf do tel pory podjat, po-
wodu ogromnych koszt6w.
Nizej podpisany postanowiiem te
wazna potrzebe naszego spoleczeh-
stwa zaspokoid.
w roku 1S90-ym zaczne wydawa6
W wielkich zeszytach:
l. POdrecznik do Nauki Jezy-
ka AngielskiegO dla SamOuk6w,
kt6ry zawierat bedzie to wszystko, co
teraz zawieraja rome metody polsko-
angielskie, = jakoto: Ollendorffa, Ba-
ranowskiego, Bergera, Reussnera itp.,
ale W formie jasnej praktyczneji
Z uwzglednieniem nowych zwrot6w
W movie angielslSiej polskiej. Pra-
vida wymowy angielskiej, kt6re
szwankuja we wszystkich dotychcza-
sowych podrecznikach, beda W moim
podreczniku starannie poprawione.
Jednem s}owem, bedzie to najlepszy
podrecznik do nauki jezyka angiel-
skiego.
2. Sfownik Angielsko-PoIski
i POlskO-Angielski.
S}ownik moi bedzie obejmowa4
przynajmniej 10 razy wiecej wyra-
z6w, niz obejmuje mp. Chodzki.
Wszystkie wyrazy beda podzielons
ma sylaby, ably s}ownik ten by} "a
razem pewnym podrecznikiem dla
drukarzy. Sylaby akcentowe ozna-
czone beda W kazdym wyrazie znaka-
mi akcentowymi. Oprocz suchego t}o-
maczenia wyrazow podane beda przy-
k}ady mowy, jak angielslSiej TAX
i polskiej. S}ownik moi zawierat be-
die wszystkie techniczne wyrazy,
odnoszace sic do teologii, prawa, me-
dycyny, taktyki wojskowej j mary
narskiej, architektury, .astronomii,
chemii, botaniki, geologic, ichtyolo
gil, entomologii, matematyki, mecha-
niki, mineralogii, muzyki, ornitolo-
gil, paleontologii, zoologii it'd.
Mad Powyzszym podrecznikiem i
s}ownikiem pracuje juz cd lat Is.
Przez ten czas nagromadzi}em wiele
materya}u nam nadzieje, re ten sfo-
wink ME bedzie ustepowa} pod Ia
dnym wzgledem dotychczasowym
dykcyonarzom angielskim.
Podrecznik i S}ownik obejmowa6
bedzie "a wielkie zeszyty (razem
przesz}o 5000 stronic), rozmiaru
| 7 X 10 cali.
Ksiazki beda drukowane ma dobrym,
mocnym papierze.
Pierwszy zeszyt wyjdzie W kwie-
tniu 1897. Nastepne zeszyty wy
chodzic beda co miesiac, az do ukoh-
czenia ca}ego dzie}a.
Cena Podrecznika S{ownika ra-
zem wynosi6 bedzie po wyjsciu
wszystkich zeszyt6w:
W papierowej oprawie $1,000
W p}6ciennej 1900
W sk6rkowej " 1900
Ably jednak uzyskad poparcie cd
ogo}u pred ukohczeniem tych dzie}
robie nastepujace ustepstwa:
l. Kto przysle $500 pred dniem
31-ym grudnia 1898 zostanie pokwi-
towany ma wszystkie "a zeszyty tych
dzie{.
2. Pc dniu lynn stycznia 1899 r.
bede przyjmowa4 przedp}ate W wy
sokosci $6. W nastepujacych ratach:
a) pred wyjsciem zeszytu $1.OO
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10
PRACA [ KAPlTAh
NOwy trust.

w Trenton, N. j., inkorporowano
"Miedzynarodowe Stowarzyszenie"
fabrykantow wyrobow re srebra.
Nowy trust rozporzadza kapita&em
$40, 100000
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10
Ma Podrecznik Sfownik wpfacili

Markowski j., Grand Rap. $1.O0
Mruk j., Priceburg. 100
Wisniowski S., w. Boylston 800
Ma}achowski A., Ft. Wayne. 800
Godlewski A., Wilmerding 100
Guski N. Woods Run 800
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10
PREMIA "AMERYkI"

Ia $3.50
bedziemy posyIat "Ameryke" przez
rok W prezencie wyslemy obraz
Kr6l6w Polskich, wielkosci 2Sx36
cali. Obraz sam wart prawie $500.
Ia $3.50
bedziemy posyiac:
1. "Ameryke" ma rok.
2. w prezencie poslemy ksiazek "a
i so cent6w.
IA $2.OO.
Kto przysle $500, zamiast $1.5O, to
moze wybrac ksiazek z katalogu "a
$l.0O i pokwitowany bedzie "a gaze
te ma caty rok. Jeaeli kto ME chce
ksiasek, moze wybrat tuzin }yzeczek,
kt6re warte sa $1.OO.
Ia $3.50.
Kto przysle $3.50, to bedzie pokwi.
towany "a gazette ma cafy rok iw pre-
zencie moze wybrac "Stereoskop," z
"a widokami Meki Pabskiej.
Ia $500.
Specyalnie ma krotki czas bedziemy
wysyfaG "Biblie czyli caikowite Pi.
smo owiete" kwitowac "a "Amery-
ke'' ma rok. B'biia sama warta $500.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10
Przykazania Boskie.

7. Me krad,aij.
10. Me posqdW domu d1iSniego
t,oego, ami statgi, ami st,1ze6nicy, o'si
s0os1, ami osea, ami sodnej rzeczy, kt6-
ro jego jest.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10
81 POWIESCI
bedziemy sprzedawac
"a 500

do 81 grudnia, .s1898 r.
Cd l stycznia 1899 r. cena be-
die podwyzszona ma $500.
Ma premium po tel Genie ME
wydajemy "Tysiac Nocy Jedna. :"
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10
o pomste do nieba wo1ajace.

4. Zatrzynaa'aie lub ujmosoanie "a.
1seoty stusqcyna, robotnikone ! mqjem,-
nixon. (Wiec I aoydaaocona gaxet.)
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10

Dalsze zeszyty bez dop}aty.
Kto zap}aci odrazu $500 bedzie
pokwitowany "a ca}os6.
Pieniadze nalezy przysy}a6 pod
adresem: W..
A. A. PARYSKI, @
325 Huron st., Toledo, Ohio.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10
kIka slow do 1yCh dlulnik6W!

Uczciwi ludEie MECH ME biers do siebie nsste
pujacych uwag.)
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10
Ia $500.
AGENCI "AMERYKI."
WfadysfaW Michalski

bedzie kolektowaf W Buffalo, Bata-
via, Rochester, Tonawanda, Niagara
Falls, Dunkirk, Erie Cleveland.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-12-10
Michaf p. Paryski

Michaf p. Paryski
kolektuje W Pittsburgh, Allegheny,
Natrona, Duquesne, Braddock, Will
merding, McKeesport W miastach
okolicznych.
p. TOmasz MackOwiak,
2O6 Pine st., Reading, Pa. kolektuje
"a sAmeryke' W Reading okolicy.
Felix's Janiszewskins
kolektuie Detroit i okolicv.
Bazyli Cichocki
kolektuje W Winnipeg, Pleasant
Home okolicznych miastach W Ka.
nadzie
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-10-28


LuuiH Hsilhrnn, J
MONEY LENDER and JEWELER, \
Bargains In Diamonds and Watches.
J, We carry large line Of speetacles to Z,
iit all eyes.
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-10-28
THE PEACE COMMISSION
Agree on Cuban Debt Matter and 9th
er MOOted Points.

PARIS, October 27.-The Spanish
peace commissioners have accepted
the negative view OF the United
States commissioners towards the
proposed assumption by the United
States of the Cuban debt.
The American commissioners
have firmly but courteously declin-
cd to assume Tor the United States
the entire or joint responsibility for
the Spanish financial conditions and
the Spanish commissioners have
finally abandoned the effect and
have agreed that the Cuban article
Of the protocol shall without con-
ditions, have place in the ulti-
mate treaty of peace 1t was not
uutil Monday that they became
absolutely convinced that the
Americans had from the outset of
their refusal to accept Cuban debt,
meant exactly what they said.
Thus Spain agrees to relinquish
sovereignty over and claim to Cuba
without either terms or conditions.
All differences, if any existed, re-
garding Porto Rico and the selec-
ton of the island of Guam, were
also arranged by mutual UNDER
standing and the commissioners
found themselves well nigh touch
ing the Philippines question, which
will be taken up next,
1t should be said that adjust
ments already accomplished will
stand in the final treaty unless op-
posing views and positions on the
Philippine question should develop
hereafter and bring to naught the
efforts of the future and at the
same time the results already
obtained,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-10-28

On motion of r., B. Williams, it
was ordered that warrants 1924 and
1925 be cancelled and that the re-
corder issue new ones in their
place.
A petition from citizens in the
College Hill district asking that
they be annexed to the city, that
they may receive benefits OF the
free schools of the city was read,
1t was moyed that the directors of
the several school districts meet
and discuss the matter and refer
their recommendations back to the
council for final action.
Jack A Roberts was granted per-
mission to put down concrete
walk in front Of his property on
State Line 9ow occupied as a
butcher shop, and to round off the
corner next to the alley, so as to
admit wagons going through the
same.
James McElroy received permit
to place down a four foot concrete
walk in rear of his property
Or motion OF Alderman Kline,
the street car company was ordered
to place their track in the centre
of Broad street from State Line
to Walnut and to conform TO the
grade Of the street
On motion Of Williams, It was or
dered that no salaried officer of
the city hereafter be permitted to
hire or use bis own team on public
works ofthe city without first sev
curing the consent Of the chairman
Of the committee under whom he
does the work
The special license ordlnace tax.
ing wholesale dealers In malt or
spirituous liquors in the sum OF
800 was passed, the same to 70
into effect on and after January
/, 1899.
There being no further business
the council adjourned,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-10-28
EAST SIDE COUNCIL.

The East Side Council met in an
adjourned session last night with
Mayor Mullins in theuchair and the
following aldermen present
Huckins, Purifoy, Kline, Williams
Little, Cook, Edwards and Barrow.
The minutes of ssyeral past
meetings were read and approved.
The report of the city officers
were handed in, read and approved
with the exception OF that of that
of the city engineer, it being re-
ferred to the street and alley COM
mittee for full power to approve or
reject as they found from an in
spection of the work done.
The finance committee had APP
proved the following bills and they
we're allowed
Creushaw & O'Neil, grading
County avenue ,u..., $74,5C
Crenshaw & O'Nei, culverts 900
Crenshaw & ONeil, hauling
dirt. ..... ........ "A 30
Gas & Electric Light Co.. 1850
Hoffman Hardware Co. ., 2 81
Ma,..han+ hroon, 7h
Gate City Lumber Co, lumber IS ID
Smith Drug Co, supplies 49, 2.5C
L. p. McChesney, work. .5C
Arkansas Democrat, supplies 2S 75
S. G. Devlin, repair ....... LIZ
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1898-12-22
MAY.
JUNE.

w d Smith court services : ~ 40
The Dorsey Drug Co. drugs for
County Home AS
U II Gill recording jury list $50
Mrs Cora Gregory 4 Co coal for
Jail $50
h Thomson supplies for County
Home 57s5
Edwards & Broughton binding
tax book $50
W II Wester waiting on hung
jury $50
n Hicks jury and wit. tickets 2S6 80
David Eaton fees for May 1927
I " Finch building bridge at
Young's mill 225 90
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1898-12-22
Doctors Say;

Bilious and Intermittent Fevers
which prevail in miasmatic dis
tricts are invariably accompan-
led by arrangements of the
Stomach Liver and Bowels.
The Secret of Health.
The liver is the great driving
wheel" in the mechanism OF
man, and when it is out of order,
the whole system becomes de
ranged and disease is heresult.
TUFTS Liver Pills
Cure all Liver Troubles.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1898-12-22

animated That Noted English Firm
NAV Become Interested In an Enter
prise of This Kind In Connection
With the Great Huntington Ship
ward at Newport News - Would
Mean Much for the South.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1898-12-22
ANNUAL EXHIBIT

Accounts Passed by the Board Of
County Commissioners from
December, 1897, to December,
1898.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1898-12-22
Statement.
OFFICE REGISTER OF DEEDS !

OFFICE REGISTER OF DEEDS
OF VANCE COUNTY.
Henderson, n. G., Nov. Both. 1898.
Pursuant to tho provisions of Sec.
7l3 Of the Code the following state
ment showing items and nature Of all
compensation audited by the Board of
County Commissioners of Vance
county to members thereof, severally,
from December lst, 1897, to November
Goth, 1898, is submitted to tho public:
nECCAnrD 1907
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1898-12-22

Raw furs AID skins, such a. skuns.
moskrat, otter. mink. raceoon. oppos-
sum, ETC.. BY the Provide.es Fur Com
pany, Providence, 3. I. Buying Agents
Evening star., 1898-09-20
kEYWORTH SHOOTING,
Interest in the Outcome of the Tria
of parrOn.


Correspondence of The Evening Star
HYATTSVILLE, Nd, September % IS9S
Much interest is being manifested IN the
Barron-keyworth episode which will be
brought before the grand jury al Marlboro
during the october term of court The un-
fortunate affair, which occurred last June
ana at which time full particulars appeared
In The Star, is still fresh in the minds of
the residents of this section and Washing
ton, owing to the prominence of both par
ties. 1t will be remembered that Barron
and Keyworth, who, previous to the fatal
quarrel, were the best Of friends, were en-
gagged in a game of cards at keyworth's
road house, in Bladensburg, when a dispute
arose relative to the game. After consid-
cradle words Barron left the Panelectric
House In company with Edward Parker
and went to the Palo Alto House, kept by
Doc Garges where he procured a revolver
that he had arranged to borrow earlier in
the day for the purpose of carrying with
him to a colored picnic, where Parker and
Barron intended to open Il game. After
talking a few minutes, they both started
in the direction of Keyworth's place. and
while passing Barron suggested they stop
and get drink, and on entering the quar-
rel was resumed by Keyworth with fatal
result. There is some controversy as to
whether the bullet entered from the breast
or back. The coronerS inquest in part was
to the effect that Keyworth was approach
ing Barron with beer mallet when he
was shot The plea of self-defense will in
all probability be entered.
Evening star., 1898-09-20

some Facts From His Annual Re,or,
to schools

The annual statement OF the commission
er of education has been submitted 10 ser-
retEry Rliss
One cause Of congratulation on the part
of those who held the doctrine THAI popu
lar education is the safeguard Of our Amer
lean institutions" says the report is thc
Continued prosperity OF the elementary
schoois. The Increase during the year
le'S-W amounted TO 257. .s.,d pupils over the
previous year The total enrolled in el,.-
men'ary schools amounted to IL 49, AIS pu-
piis. AGding 10 IL those In colleges uni
N'rsiies. high schools AMI academies. the
total number reached i6 30 Ss.6
The total amount OF schooling received
per individual. on an average for the whole
OF the United States at the rate OF school
attendance for 1877. is very nearly i've
years OF 2oo days each. and reaches quite
seven years in a few OF tbs, STATES that
are the most lavish I'm their cxpanditures
Tor education. a little more than one-rfth
OF the entire population attended school at
some time during the year.
A SilH greater occasion for congratulaticn
ii Is stated, is the Increase of students I'm
CoIieses and universities. This increase
has gone on steadily for twenty-five years
and in 1872 only 5po persons In the million
were enrolled I'm those institutions In IssgI
the number had risen to ol6 In the mtl-
ion. being more than double the number
Durtng the same period there has been an
important change in regard TO conditions of
ADMISSION to college. The standard has
pe'h raised 10 such an extent as to require
an average of a years work more In prep
aratlon for the freshman class Consider
ing the elevated standard il is safe TO es-
innate the number in higher education
measured by the standard OF 1872 as three
times as large In 1897 as TWENTY-FIVE years
before This Increase was most remark
able IN those students taking what was
called postgraduate studies and engaged
IN The work of original investigation The
professional students in the schools OF law
nedictue and theology Increased during tn.
same period. During the same period scien-
ulic ana technical schools multiplied
IN view or the continually Increasing de-
m&EdS Tor higher education. says the state
mont the increase OF professional educa-
tion, and especially the rapid growth OF
mat class of students that make special
expert studies in postgraduate work is
IN The highest degree reassuring
large portion of the report is devoted
10 statistics OF education in the United
states During the year there were main
taired in Alaska eighteen day schnols with
III" pupils. The reindeer herds ther. an
pear 10 he giving satisfaction Mention H.
MADE o. the expeditions sent to the r,ljar
OF the whaiers and miners during tho yaa,'
Evening star., 1898-09-20
PosTMAsTER At NEW ORLEANS
appointment of John r. q, Pi,Lia b,
the President

1reslueht Mckinley yesterday appointed
Jchn h q. Pitkin as postmaster at Now
orleans. causing big surprise to politi-
clans from that state. Colonel Pitlip
VINO Is well known in Washington. WAS
not candidate for the position He was
se!ected by the President because of his
abillty and stalwart republicanism Col
eheI fltkln was United States marshal OF
louisiana under President Grant and again
under President Arthur H., was I'ritad
states minister TO Argentine under Presi-
dent Harrison and has held many other
high positions.
Shortly prior to his appointment. nv Mr.
Harrison that President designated him an
ore of the commission CT ten TO sit for
the United States in the Pau-American n
congress. He was then prostrated by III
health and compelled 10 decline this dis
tnction. Barely a week before GARFIELD Wa
shot he was rendered the Mexican mission
ana eleven months before Arthur retired
the offer was renewed and declined
oiher poStmaSters appointed by the Pres
ldent Yesterday were follows:
llllhols-Sycamore, James f. Ellwood
lndlan2-East Chicago, Robert Ross
lowa-Des Moines, Lewis Schooler:
Greenfield, John J. Hetherington: Guthrie
Center Charles Ashton; MaIengo. David
NJ. Rowland.
Kansas-Cherryvale. Leo c Veeder.
kentucky-Hopkinsvill John W. Breath
observation-disclosures, Marie octavie Des-
marais.
Michigan-Hudson. James NJ Scarritt.
Minnesota-Chatfeld, John Chermack:
Ely, p III. Vail
Montana-Great Falls, Herbert O. Chow
en-.
Nebraska-Porca, James ii. Logan
South Dakota-Rapid City, James b.
Barber
Washington-Chehalis. d. w Bush.
Nisconstn-BaraEoo, Arthur +. Cheek
Okiahoma-Biackwell George l.. lage
Flonda-Live Oak. 7. S. Harris; Sanford.
Charles ;. Partridge.
Evening star., 1898-09-20
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
A Detail Selected to Attend the Fune-
raj of Miss Winnie Davis.

In compliance With the order issued by
General J. 3. Gordon, commanding the
United Confederate Vetoraey, the following
detail has been n ade from the Confederate
Veteran Association of this city TO attend
the funeral of Miss Winnie Davis at Rich
mond. Va, on Friday next: General l. l..
Lomax. General Marcus J. Wright. General
Frank c, Armstrong, Major r. w. Hunter,
Major H. J.. Biscoe, Major Holmes Conrad.
Major E. w. Andersen, Captain Chas. C.
Iyey. Captain Jro. ". Drew, CAPTAIN H. r.
Littlepage, Franklin H Mackey Leigh
Robinson. VIM. \. Gordon, z. G. Crulnp
Silas Hare, II. A. Herbert. Thcs. W. HIN
gerford, DR.. w r. Young, G. EdDoastOn
and ". Ii. Sims.