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RACES AT VAllSBURG.
A Red-Ho Finish Between Three Good
Riders.

New York. Sept. Ask thousand people
witnessed the bicycle races at Vailsburg.
n. j., to-day. In the mile professional
Floyd Mcfarland of San Jose, Cal, strug-
gled up from the scratch and crossed the
tape scarcely more than a hairs breadth
in the lead over Owen Kimble of Louis
vile. who also started where he finished.
Half a revolution of the wheel would
have landed H. B. Froman of Portland,
Ore. whose handicap was 40 yards. ahead
of kimble at the finish Summaries:
Half-mile, professional, open-Won by
]. F. Fisher Chicago; Orlando Stevens
Ottumwa, Iowa second: Bob Walthour,
Atlanta, third; Floyd Mcfarland, San
Jose, fourth; time, 1:02.
Mile, professional, handicap-Won Ey
Floyd Mcfarland, scratch; Owen Kimble
scratch. second Fl. F. Froman, 40 yards
third; Fisher of Chicago, 90 yards, fourth;
time, 2:02.
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A High Jumper,

New York, Sept. AT the games of
the St. James Catholic association of
Red Bank at Hollywood park, N. j., to-
day Fred Corner of Long Branch beat
the worlds standing high jump record,
clearing the tape at five feet four inch
es. The record broken, five feet three
and one-half inches, was made by G.
W. Ewyre of Chicago.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Alaskan boundary,

Washington, Sept. 4.-Mr. Kasson, spe-
cial plenipotentiary. has arrived in Wash
ington and had a conference with Secre-
tary Hay to-day. 1t is believed the ne
gotiations looking to a modus vivendi for
the temporary delimination of the Alaska
boundary was under discussion, inasmuch
as Mr.. kasson is a member of the Joint
high Canadian commission.
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Letter Carriers Meet.

Scranton, Pa, Sept. 4.-The national
convention of the Letter Carriers asso-
citation was formally opened here this
afternoon with parade in which nearly
5000 men. representing branches in all
parts of the country, participated. More
than 1000 delegates are present for the
business work of the convention to-mor-
row and the rest of the week.
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New Kind of Spectacles.

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
"Oh. my friends. there are some specta-
Giles that one never forgetsl" said the lee
turer, after giving a graphic account of a
terrible accident he had witnessed.
I'D like to know who sells en-" re-
marked an old lady in the audience, who
is always mislaying her glasses.
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street to-day, Frank Hopkins was fatally
burned and Howard McClethen was Sc
verely injured. The first floor of the
building was wrecked. Several persons
who were passing were slightly cut by
fling glass
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Brooklyn, 8, 3; New York, 2, 4.


Brooklyn, Sept 4.-This mornings game
was won by Brooklyn in one of the most
exciting ninth-inning finishes on record
The Brooklyns scored a run in the fourth
This was the only tally until the eighth,
when New York got two With two out in
Brooklyn's last turn, Anderson waited for
Kennedy and walked Jones, Keller, Jen-
nings and Kelly followed with safe hits
winning the game. Both pitchers were
effective until the ninth, when Gettig
weakened. Attendance, 6,10O Score
r. H. E.
-NS" iolh '-''....'... '..'....'..... z
bloohlsh -'...'.' ..'..''. ....,.....o Z
Batteries-Gettig and Wilson; Kennedy
and Mcclure.
Umpres-Emslie and Dwyer.
New York Sept. 4.-The Brooklyns won
this afternoons game at the Polo
grounds in pretty much the same way
they did in Brooklyn in the morning
Seymour had one bad inning. the eighth,
two bases on balls a hit batsman, two
hits and an error by Hardesty netting
four runs. Attendance, 1900 Score:
r. H. E.
brooklyn ....s.... ......... ........ 5
Batteries-Hughes and Farrell; Sey-
mour and Wilson.
Cmpires-Emslie and Dwyer.
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Those who have goods to sell, if they
would sell them, must sound their
merits forth and loudly tell 'em. No
dealer nowadays, and it's not surpris-
ing. can do much biz" without good
advertising
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to-day for Nagasaki, Japan, to bring
the troops that were on board the United
States transport Morgan City when she
went aground there.
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Fatally Burned,

Chicago, Sept. 4.-By the explosion of
a calcium light tank filed with carbonic
acid gas in the Chicago Calcium Light
Company's machine room on Washington
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He Is a Lunatic.

Vienna, Sept 4.-Cernuschis real name
is Haducek. He is very eccentric and
some doctors have pronounced him lu-
matte
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Boston, 4; Baltimore, 1.

Boston, Sept. 4-Boston won to-day by
heavy work on the bases. Willis was wild
and was hit hard, especially in the ninth,
but sharp fielding by the Bostons kept
their opponents score down. Attendance,
$500. Score:
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npires-McDonald and O'Day.
Louisville, Ia. L: ST Iouis Q {

LouisNIife, Is, II 81. Louis, z, =.
st. Louis, Sept. 4.-St. Louis and Louis
vile broke even on a double-header to-
day. The first game was a farce st.
Louis played mserably in the field and
Cy Young's shoots were batted all over
the lot. The second game was good one
and was replete with sensational plays.
Attendance, 1l,7O0. Score:
First game r. H. E.
ST. Louis ......... ....... .2 i
Louisville ... 14 IL 2
Batteries-Young, Mcbride and Schre-
COMPOST: Phillips and thinner.
Umpires-Gaffney and Latham.
Second game RHE.
ot' LOUIS .,...,,,.. ................. 3
L<uui9NHie .'''.'.... ..,-.-.... z
Game called in eighth on account of
darkness.
Batteries-Powell and Schrecongost
Woods and thinner
umpires-Latham and Gaffney.
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To Take the Troops.

Manila, Sept 5, 3 a. m.-The United
States transport Ohio will leave Manila
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.


Philadelphia, 3, II; Washington, 2, o.
Philadelphia, Sept Alt required -
innings for the Phillies to defeat the Sem
ators this morning. Mcfarland pitched a
pretty game and would have won but for
the errors of Stafford and Barry. At
tendance, 5000. Score:
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Cincinnati, 6, 8; Cleveland 3, 1.
Pittsburg, I, a; Chicago. e.


Chicago. Sept. 4.-Pittsburg punched
hits off Griffith in three innings and Chi
Cages inability to touch Tannehill gave
Pittsburg the first game. The Orphans
went all to pieces at the start of the sec
ond game and, although they batted Ches-
bro freely, could do no better than make
the score a tie. The game was called ait
the end of the ninth on account of dark
ness. Attendance. 6,700. Score:
First game r. II. E.
chicago ....-.... ..,..-. ...........2 l
..'s.-.-.. 10
Batteres-Griffith and Chance Tame
hill and Schriver.
Umpires-O'Day and Mcdonald.
Second game r. Fl. E.
Batteries-Taylor and Chance; Donahue
and Bowerman.
Umpires-McDonald and ODay.
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Umpires-Swartwood and Hunt.
In the afternoon the Phillies pounded
weighing all over the lot and won as they
pleased. Fraser was in the box for the
home team and held the visitors safe. At
tendance, 1,SOO Score:
TT r,
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Batteries-Weyhing and Roach;
and Mcfarland.
Umpires-Swartwoo and Hunt.
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Observation-Disclosures and Roach; Plat
and nd
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WAS A BUSY HOU SE.
Over sixteen Hundred Hills and Hesolu
tious Mere Passed.

Over sixteen Hundred Hills and Eesolu-
tions We're Passed.
WASHINGTON. March 6.-The house
Of representatives Of the present con-
gress has passed ! $50 bills and resolu-
tions, against 200 10y the Fifty-fourth;
95l by the Fifty-,hird and ss2 by the
Fifty-second congresses, respectively.
The work Of the house for its three ses-
sions appears as new and valuable fea-
ture Of the house calendar. This covers
recapitulation Of the entire work. and
an appendix of over 10 pages giving the
status Of every bill that has been report
ed to the house during the last two
wears. Under the title Army" ~ dis
,inct measures are given.
1t presents at a glance full informa
ton on all the house has done on an,
subject. The appendix. index. etc,
were prepared by Tally Clerk Wake
field Of the house staff.
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ALGER FAvORS THE PLAN.
Seconds Gcme.' Suggestion to Enlist ~
bnus In the Army.

seconds Gomez Suggestion to Enlist Gu
bans In the Army.
WASHINGTON. March 6.-Secretary
Alyer is inclined to look with favor on
the suggestion that the army main
tanned by the United States in Cuba
shall be recruited from among the ma
,iyes as proposed by General Gomez II
his recent conference with Major Gen
eral Brooke, the military commands
of the island. He said he would b'
clad if this could be done. PROVIDE
questions respecting their qualifications
etc. were satisfactory to the American
government. Such u step would oiie
opportunity for work to many Cuban
Who are now without any visible mean
Of support. General Gomez prepoS'
tion. It is said. has not been offic'ail
communicated to the authorities here
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GunbOat POurs Hot Shot Into
a Jungle Occupied by
Eilipinos.
TRANSPORTS Senator and Ohio ar.
rive at Manila With Rein
fOrcementS.

MANILA. March 6.-i:30 =. m.-ihe
United States cruiser Baltimore arrived
Il re at 4 y. m. from Hong Kong. hav-
ing on board the civil members Of the
United States Philippine commission.
Admiral George Dewey raised his
flag as an admiral on board the Olympia
and was saluted by the guns OF the
forts. of the foreign warships. the Brit
ish cruiser Narcissus and the German
cruiser Kaiserin Augusta and by the
American ships in port.
1l:5O a. m.-At daylight. General
Wheaton's outposts discovered large
body of rebels attempting to cross the
river for the purpose Of reinforcing the
enemy at Guadalupe and a gunboat al.
vanced under heavy fire and poured
shot into the jungle on both sides of the
river and shelled the enemys position
at Guadalupe. effectually. but temper
arilv, scattering the rebels. The enc
my's loss was heavy.
Private John 7. Oiz of battery I
Third artillery. was killed.
On board the gunboat Privates Will
lam Wheeler of Company l.. and Louis
BARREN of Company q, California regi
ment. were wounded.
MANILA. March 6.-6:o5 p. m.-Ih
rebels in the village Of San Jose fired o'
the United states gunboat Bennington
| and the warship shelled that place an
other suburbs Of Manila during tn
| afternoon.
The United States transports Senate
| and Ohio. have arrived here with reiI
| forcements Of troops.
The United States Philippine con
missioners who arrived here on boar
the United States cruiser Baiumor
have not vet landed.
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Senator Mt Manila.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The war de-
partment has received the following
cableyram from General Otis annonnc-
ing the arrival at Manila OF four COM
panies of reinforcements for the army
in the Philippines. The transport Sem
ator lust arrived. Troops in good health.
One casualty: accidental drowning
The Senator carries Companies A, B, =
and D Of the Twenty-second infantry
and sailed from San Francisco Feb. !.
The balance of this regiment will socu
arrive at Manila on the transport Ono
which followed the Senator.
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IOWA REPUBLICANS.

state Convention VIII Be Held ~ pes
Moines Aug. D.
nrs MONIES, March 6.-The Repno'
,;can state central committee has de-
cided 70 hold the next state conven1io',
ot Des Moines. Aug. .. A bond OF
A. go was required from the city Tor 'he e
faithful performance of their promises
to erect a suitable auditorium for tht
nnrpoees Of the convention by that date
The ratio Of representation was ah
changed which will give the convention
ahout !. 800 delegates.
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EzNrats and Republicans Join
in Thanks to Speaker Tom
Reed.
E,ly Greeted With Deafenine
Applause From Floor and
Galleries.
|Nlience and Members Join in
Singing the National Anthem
and Doxology.

WASHINGTON. March Q. - General
a~!er Of Alabama made strong ef-
no gam recognition for u three-min-
Fspech jus, before congress closed.
:. the speaker deliberately ignored
a' General Wheclcr's status is n
a7tr Of some question. and although
Speaker was cScarly disturbed by
s'equest Of the grixzlcd old veteran
NO wars he did not see tit to recog.
" Ai'h ior a speech. Since his re-
rom the Cuban campaign until
'ime, General Wheeler has re-.
aasN from participation in the house
Nceelings
M'h" hands of the clock pointed to
sA minutes to IL. although it was
,4fealiy three minutes past the hour.
svo'AMlttee appointed to wait upon
PRESIDENT marched down the aisle.
,Ne Speaker had retired to his room
M Payne. the speaker pro tenn.
III the chair. Mr.. Dalzell in the
I.s " announced that the committee
..alhlled its duty. and that the pres
|s,,t ny naa made reply that he had nc
ef .T communications to make.
'"e president requested us to state.
~, eu''nued. that the Fifty-ffth con.
..s n naa performed its extraordinary
(rs,, ' 'ilan'ully and he requested me tc
N, aa ~: 70 each and every member hi.
kOm, ",s''es TOR his safe return to hi,
More Dramatic Incident.
s,. ",ea' applause greeted this announce
wa w but five minutes remained. IL
Icenas Voc enacted one of the most dramati'
|s4nta. ever witnessed in the hall Of rep
u, na',Ses. n",s Mr.. Payne summoned
|Ad b1Aery bo Dem.. Mo.) to the chair
he MI o IN turn recognized Mr.. Bailey
resan, s.''I,ty leader in this congress. :
beaks. .ne Resolutions, thanking tn
fhich :, Tor the impartial manner Il
lions =, ~ mad presided over the delibe,
|kon ~ the house. A great hush fel
Mr. p vast concourse in the gallerie
Mr. hy nhalley began to speak.
Mbsided d'ekery' when the applause ha
|Coll ~" appointed Messrs. Bailey, Be
lAe snaa, a"u Payne a committee to esco,
pc"ker TO the chair
emervea .'t s later. rs the speake
Ehe comm;. from the lobby. escorted b
|Gs apn''ee' the cheers that greete
Hlowly ,h h"''ce made the rafters rims
peaksr "e asa. commanding figure Of ii
'ally, Mr. e'ied the rostrum. Grac
action ~ Dckery Informed him Of u
quishea ~ the house, and then relil
The gavel to him.
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As the speaker faced the house. the
stiffness Of death settled down upon 1t.
The peopl" IN ;h. galleries seemed 10
have ceased Ia breathe, oppressive and
lmprcssiv. was tn. silence. Slowly and
with great dcliberation the speaker re-
turned hi. thanks for the compliment
the hous. had conferred upon him. He
said.
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SCHLEI AND SAMPSON.

Senate Confirms Their Nominations ~
Rear Admirals.
WASHINGTON. March 6.-The senate
decided to take up the naval nomina-
tions sen. in during the day and they
were confirmed without opposition.
These are the promotions resulting from
the naval personnel bill. 1t settles the
Schley.Sampson controversy by making
each a rear admiral with Schley tive
numbers in advance OF Sampson.
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n,,.x.. Council for supreme Judge.

HARRISBURG. Pa, March 6.-Gov'
ornor Stone has rendered to D. l. wat.
son Of Pittsburg the appointment OF
instice of the supreme court OF Fehhsyi
yania to fill the vacancy caused by tht
death Of Judge Henry w. Williams o.
Wellsboro. Mr.. Watson has been ont
of the counsel for Senator Quay anu III.
son Richard in the pending ch arges O
conspiracy.
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All Appropriation Hills Passed.

WA>HINnToN. March 6.-Previous to
the adjournment of congress shortly
after noon Oh Saturday, all of the ap-
preparation bills passed both houses and
We're signed by the president.
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"I.ayiny down for the third time the
insignia OF an Office which has one su-
erior and no peer. might, perhaps.
fairly congratulate myself upon having
had great opportunity to administer
yr, at Office in the fashion indicated by
the noble words known To our law:
without fear. favor or hope OF reward.
Where have succeeded ! am sure to
have your final approval; where ! nave
failed am sure YOU have given me
cr,.li, for honorable intentions.
Notwithstanding any difference OF
opinio n or Of party. you have given me
your confidence in all which pertained
TO my duties here in manner SO tuli
and ample. that my memory OF II wili
never pass away. When compare the
oppor,uni,y you have given me. with
what il has been possible to do, l see
how much need your kind endorse
,nent Of today, for which | return You
thanks and gratitude. With pleasant
memories for our past. which | shall al
ways cherish. and best wishes for youi
future. which I shall always entertain.
now declare this house adjourned
without day"
Sang the National Anthem.
Half n dozen times during the prog
ress of his remarks the speaker was
obliged to pause, owing to the sponta.
neous applause which arose from a.
sides. and when he concluded with IN.
announcement tha, the house stood al
iourned sine die, the applause and cheer
| were deafening.
The galleries joined in the outonrss
Suddenly some one in the rear part .
Che room began singing, ana ABOVE 'n
din rose the strain OF
Nv Country 'Tis Of Thee, Sweet Lan'
Of Liberty. -, ,,.r;.
cauyht the inspiration. AS one III"
everybody rose and joined III the sing
ing. until in one grand chorus ''os
sands were singing the oea"'''"' "o'"
Of the national anthem. !.
I, MAS scene to live HE ti'hc
~,;iness. and was fitting patriot'c c.
max for the great war congress. ~" S,
In front the gallant General Hen"elsol
with his cane aloft was beating '','
f,r the AIR, while all AROUND oA ~
l'oor and in the galleries the 'nsp'r'h
words poured out in immense voiulne
The emotional side of the vast conco"fs
was touched and there were tears
many ewes. When the anthem W"
concluded General Henderson STARE
"Anld Lang Syne." and it also wa
sung with will. ,,:.,,.
Suddenly John Murray M'tche
vaved aloft small American nag al
. members and galleries went via jon
, Ing in singing 1.-The Red "n"e "''
!, Blue" u rroures
Mr. Hull. Of Hull bill fame. ou"ps
J nnon 4 desk with a large rcd. wn,'e =.
. hirs % .treamer. waving it to tho rhym' =
- Tia mir and redoubling the tumul.o'
!, , | nature Of the demonstra.'on. .,aors - =
!. !. IN the gallery shouted Three o".I .,,,csn
Dewey" and they were given so "nsa
And e:clusivc vigor. Then came cnes en- :
: for the army and navy. and hnal'y ,a
Joe Wheeler. This wonderl": .;n~ "
" stration concluded with the s'"se
!. the "Doxology."
70 -. Demonstration In the Senate
!. Tho senate voted thanks to wee 1T =,
!. ,aent Hobart and President r,o :. =,
rS~.. Mr Hobart made speech g
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MERRIAM LANDS.

Appointed and Confirmed Director "' the
Census.
WASHINGTON. March 6.-One OF the
last appointments made by the pre>i'
dent before congress adjourned was that
Of w. X. Merriam to be Director OF
Census. The Minnasotan was almost
immediately confirmed by the senate
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graduating tnc senate and country on
the history making congress just closed.
Ther. was 10 demonstration whatever
in the senlin
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MONTEJO IMPRISONED.
Must stand Trial for Being whipped ny
Dcwey's Fleet.

Dcweys Fleet.
MApR,p. March O. Admiral Montejo
who was in command of the Spanish
squadron destroyed by Admiral Dewey
in the battle Of Manila bay and the
commander Of the Cavite arsenal. ha'
been incarcerated in the military prison
pending trial for his conduct at Manila
The government has also ordered tn
prosecution of General Linares, wh'
was in supreme command of the Span
ish forces at Santiago at the time of tn
capitulation to General Shafter.
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lsoiux Down Hill.

People suffering from Kidney Diseases
feel gradual but steady loss OF strength
and vitality. They should lose no time
in trying Foley's Kidney Cure. . guar
anteed Preparation.
FRANK Smith.
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CAPITALIZED AT $4,000. 900.
Manufacturers Of WOrsteds Forming q
Combine.

Manufacturers Of worsteds Forming .
Combine.
New YORK. March 6.-The Press
saws: The first step i'll the actual ANAL
gamation of the entire woolen industry
of this country was taken Friday when
the manufacturers Of worsteds agreed
to combine their interests and formed
the American Woolen company with a
capital stock of s5o.ooo.ooo. Other com.
binations in the various divisions OF the
industry are under way and will be
consummated in a short time. OF the
$50. .OOO. 900 stock of the American Wool
company. SIC. 1000. 900 cash. which will
represent its working capital, was sub
scribed in this city in less than 10 min
utes. The remaining $40, ,0OO. 900 will bt
divided into $2O.OOO.OOO preferred and
HoO. .OOO. 900 of common stock. Thi:
$40. 900. 900 will represent the value o
the properties which have pooled thei
interests. Not dollar Of it is or vii
hp water
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For frost bites, burns, indolent sores,
esZema, skin disease, and especially Piles
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve stands first
and best. Look out for the dishonest
people who try to initiate and counter:
felt it, It's their endorsement OF good
article. Worthless goods are not i'm
itated. Get DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Cook l. ODEE.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-23
BRIEFLY TOLD

Strong seismic disturbances occurred
throuI bout Greece yesterday. Two vii
lagos In the vicinity OF Philatrn were
destroyed but there was no loss OF life.
The cruiser New York has arrived at
Southampton. Several thousand people
had gathered on the quay and gave the
American warship warm reception.
A New Jersey corporation just organ
ICED has capital of s30,0O0,000. 1t is
the National Enameling and Stamping
company. formed for the purpose of
mining, smelling, enameling, etc.
The American Canadian commission
met Saturday and began the consider
ton of the Alaska boundary question.
Hon. B. F. Tracy, ex-Secretary of the
Navy, will speak at the good roads din
ner, to be given in Providence, r. |.
February Sth.
Inspector General Breckenridge left
Washington, Saturday, on his tour Of
inspection of the military camps in Cuba
ana Porto Rico.