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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-10-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



kansas City, Oct 3.-Csttle-Rscsipt to-day,
1897; calves, 49, market generally steady;
shipping and dressed besf steers, sLe53aS0;
western steers, G25065.15; native COWS, B2.OJ0
AIS; native hsifsrs, E3-2565.OO; native stookers,
e3.756A25; native feeders, 1s-75aAT5- Hogs
Receipts to-day, Il, So; market steady 20 weak
az s1O00A65. Shesp-Rscsipts to-day, s,9O5:
market steady and 10c higher sheep, g. E0S.75;
lambs, s2O06As0.
Chicago, Oct a Cattls-Recsfpts, 1000;
the quality Of cattle offered here to-day was
ordinary and the demand uodeTats; prices we're
steady; good 20 fancy cattle brought s. so6zO5;
medium grades e4-50a5-75; EtockeTs and feed
ers, 8S-0od4-s0; bulls, COWS and heifers. $3.50
So; common 20 prime calves SLO067.40s rang
ers, NA1o0a515s Texas steers, e3.1OG4iO- Hogs
Receipts, . 900; trade in hogs was slow and
prices Sc lower per 100 lbs; prime hogs brought
100000; pigs SE1O6AsO; Culls, stays and
rough lots, gl-5o1400. Sheep-ReCsfpts, 1900;
sheep we're fairly active with about yesterdays
range Of prices; sheep were wanted az $500
200 for common, up % g4Oo0A25 for good 70
choice fOcks; western rangers sold az $500
41oi feeders at Es-5O6Az5i lambs were in de-
mznd az g4Z56450 for common, up 20 G5.I50
500 for choice natives, with feeders selling az
tA509f.70 and western rangers az G-6065.I6
St Louis, Oct 3.-Cattle-Rscsipts, 6,60os
including $500 Texans; market steady for ns-
tiVes with Texans easy 70 1Oc lower; native
beef steers, G4-2065.s5; steers under 1000
pounds, G59005s0; stOcksrs and feeders, s2600
405. COWS and heffers, GzO00L75; Gamers, $50
0275: balls, G2Ooa360. Texas and Indian steers,
e3-Ib0iASos cows and heifers, G22022s5 HOS
Receipts, 1900; market 70 1Oo lower pigs
butchers e4-S0A.75- Sheep-Receipts. 21O0i
tarZst strong, active, 10 70 t5c higher; native
luttcns. eS.T594.O0s lambs, 4.ss85.s5; 8tocksrs,
S-00s Gulls and bucks, g1.7S4A25
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-10-06
First Colorado Reziment


The county Sunday school conven-
ton viii be held in this city Ootober
y J. h Engle, state secretary. viii
sE5end and give some good talks on
sunday school work. Country schools
are urged to have reports ready and be
present.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-10-06


81 Lou'1. Oct S-Wbszt -C1sh. No red,
elevator. aS5Eos track TsS7scs No hard, NE
re CcrR-CaEh, No 2 me- track &c Oats
Ca o 2, 2lei GEacEs e1aSes Nc 2 white -
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-10-06

DC WE Was nc TtpIy1 "Dut 7 0Ou {
think he'll come for a week or two now.
He'll want to give me little time to
forget this Oh, wish could teach
him to remember that when he Is espe-
cially proud Of anything he is doing IN
relation to household or family mat
tiers II is positive evidence that he s.
making a fool Of himself."-N. z. Sun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
MAIN-STREET'S BILL.
Leo earle the Head-Liner, Followed
by Other Clever Acts.

by other tleNer Acts.
Man-Street Park will present this week
what is said TO be a bin of vaudeville
that will compare favorably with any
Of those seen there this season. AS a
special feature, the great Leo earle has
been secured. Leo earle is the famous
lightning change artist, who made such
q reputation not long ago in Europe.
earle will present a ''one-man' comedy
drama, The Betrayed Professor" in
which the performer will impersonate
eight different characters, and make
twenty marvellously rapid changes Of
costume The artist Is strongly en-
dOrsed. and it is believed that the act
will prove to be q great novelty.
Another act that promises TO be most
pleasing is that Of Professor Aliens
performing monkeys. The missing
links" making up this trainers com
pany perform all kinds of tricks from
playing on musical instruments TO aero
batical exhibitions.
The Metropolitan Three. a trio OF vo-
.alists and refined entertainers come
highly recommended by some OF the lead
ing managers Of vaudeville artists.
Gaylor and Graf, are popular favorites
here and will be welcomed by host OF
admirers. The act they present IS new
and most entertaining.
Mis- Edyth Grant, q pretty soubrette'
will sing the latest coon songs.
performances will be given, as usual
every night during the week, ana me
regular matinee. 50 popular with ladies
and children, taxes place M 4;V o'clocE
Saturday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
TIE CIRCUS is COMING!
The Great Wallace shows VIII DC
Here Next Tuesday.

Tho circus IS comingl TO the Juvenile
mind what happiness IS conjured up by
this announcement. and TO the adult
mind what glorious recollections arc
brought forward. The circus is really
coming. and on Tuesday the Great WAL
lace Shows will spread their acres OF
white canvas on the Lee monument
grounds.
There will be two performances on
Tuesday-afternoon and eyening-and in
the morning there viii be n grand street
parade The parade Will start promptly
at 1890 A. NJ. The route VIII DC as fol-
lows: From Lee monument grounds,
down Franklin street, via. Richmond
Co'lcse. TO rifth street; thence to Main;
down Main 10 Nineteenth street; up
Nineteenth to Broad; thence to the show
grounds.
II there be any virtue I'm press notices.
and. certainly, this is not questioned-the
Great Wallace Shows represent all that
there Is Of legitimate worth in the circus
business. The performances are not only
up 10 the highest professional and
artistic standard. the meuagerie large
and varied. and the trained animals OF
the best. but there is not in connection
with the shows a single one OF those
discreditable features which have done
so much TO give the circus a bad name.
The managers OF the Wallace shows
Eeep all their promises, advertise no..
, thing they do not expect to give, and
carefully divest their performances OF
anything and everything calculated to
offend the most fastidious. This is the
essence Of what IS said Of the shows by
papers published after the performances
The nine Nelson's, the seven Stirks, the
ten Delamendss Nile. Nora dc French.
the Earl and Vortex Sisters, and the
Angeles are some OF the features Of the
Wallace rings. and, so far as equestrian
ism is concerned, the shows make
the claim that their "horses are better
than their trappings and the trappings
are superior TO average shows"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
TWO SUITS ron DIVORCE.
,c,psy observation-disclosures of the
commissioners.

commissioners.
f1r divorce was instituted in the
-. and Equity Court Yesterday by
Belle Gordon against her husband,
v..n Gordon. The correspondent
aimed fr the declaration is "a woman Of
,r..i. habts-a gypsy-named Annie
marlborough.
r- and Mrs. Gordon were married in
.l.urg t.u years ago. The bride was
tr only l1 gears old. Their married
HI. aas o. happy one until 1894 At that
fr. the Din declares. the gypsy came
.-. their lives She had known Mr. Cor
.,1 before. md when Annie Rams
borough appeared the second time, the
declaration alleges that the respondent
.r.w ree...ul and urkind. and finally
deserted a wife. going to live with the
f.rsr and rauOving to Norfolk.
u- AIRED IL. Cohen is attorney for the
.---
>.t fr divorce was also filed by John
rr,.n .rainst his wife. Anne Johnson.
Nl..ru0n has yet been filed.
n Oh, City Circuit Court +. NJ. Left
wa ls instituted suit against the city
~ j. t~rd. Action OF ejectment-tWo
i.s Sos 90 and a Maple street.
THE COMMISSIONERS REPORT
The cmmissloners appointed in the
exclamation proceedings instituted by
-a E.hmond, Petersburg and Carolina
railroad concluded their work yesterday
ord ned report with the Clerk or the
E.es Court. The document Will moi
t. made public until the court meets or
trtember 10Th.
pf1ces were fixed on twelve pieces OF
-lperty. nd Il Is said that on the Whol,
re report win be faVor2Oly received
.. enc rail-oad. Tho commissioners are
v-s-~s. A. G. Hartman y. a. Catlin, :
prliam. ~. Wiley Davis, and John y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
pnr,CuER PAID THE COST.
Wills Church Difference Adjusted
aud Mr.. QuarIes Acquitted.

Tr- case Of the Commonwealth against
WHam Ouarles. at RoXbury. who was
charged by the Rev. Mr. Brown win 0is-
i.forg the congregation OF WIS chuloi,
Hrn., county. and who was fired 81 ana
o.. a0ur ln tail by Justice James T.
Lewis. and costs. has been, at me re-
quest Of SIR Brown, dismissed AT nus
costs. The verdict being set aside MI
Vlarlcs stands acquitted.
The Fairfield district schools viii re-
orrn this week. Al the High school the
On pupils win De enrolled tomorrow
we new ones Tuesday. and on Wednesday
'h scholastic term practically begins.
in The County COurs yesterday John
hn'th (coloreO pleaded guilty 10 the
"rfc OF breaking into a chicken-house
-. was given two years in the peniten-
uerr.
Wilton Crump (coioreG. a boy Of "a
y'ar OF age. also pleaded guilty 20 the
Charge on h0uge-breaking. Crump was
ttit 20 the negro refOrmatory
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

association Organized for the Pur
pose Of Raising One.

pose Of Raising One.
d. movement to erect d memorial 10
T. 49, w. Parker. which had its incep-
l through IL suggestion made some
fine s.0 by Mr.. Harry j.. Eichelbereer
t.s CTS -talized in the organization or a
I.n.r Memorial Association. and prac-
r results will doubtless follow. The
officers chosen for the association are:
President. Mr. II. l.. Aifriend, member
.. trs Board Of Visitors of the Male Or
.-al Asylum. Of which Or. Parker was
..s president.
81 President. Mr.. J. Thompson
Brown who was a member Of the Parker
ST. T. A. HARRISON. Of Broad-Street
Methodist Episcopal church, of when Ut.
Parker was "a member.
Nr Is. A. Lancaster. Jr, treasurer OF
ts Citizens Relief Association. VINO VIII
also be- treasurer of the Parker Memo
t- association.
-r Cd. A. Creushaw. from the Academy
c Medicine and Surgery.
Nr j. - Morris. from the Chamber OF
Commend
1.Ior ~. a. Brander. from Lee Camp
Confederate Veterans.
N- Robert I.ecky. Jr.. from Lee camp
of Confederate Veterans.
Mr. u. P Winston, from Pickett Camp
O ..derate Veterans.
Ir. III. j.. Eichelberger. from inc
Yong Mems Business Association.
Inscriptions will now be secured. MT.
E. helterger having headed the list with
Inscription Of So and IL is thought
u.v that the memorial will partake OF
t. nature Of a wing. or other ADDITION
rne Male orphan Asylum, in when m
r-.ton Or. Parker took profound IN
tlr..t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
This VIII Interest Many.

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Glands. Rheumatism. Catarrh, Contagi-
Gus Blood Poison, liberated Mouth or
Throat or any other Blood faint. Will
write us. we Will send them, free Of
charge and prepaid. Trial Bottle Of B..
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specific cure for all Blood Troubles. As
YOU are well aware, y. 3. +. has been
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that cause the unsightly evidences OF
Bad Blood. and a euro is thus made that
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TO satisfy your readers that b. b. b. is a
real cure. we will send a bottle, free OF
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writes us. If your readers will describe
their troubles. we will give Free Personal
Medical Advice ASH your local druggist
about b. 3. g.
BLOOD BALM COMPANY,
1874 Mitchell street, Atlanta, Ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

Brown, % feet on east side THIRTEEN
street 90 feet from o street, 500.
Henrico: Samuel II. Pulliam ana wife 70
Leslie Butler. 29 6-l2 feet on north side
s street Tor Fairmount avenue), . 6-H
feet west of Twenty-third street, S,Ss5
Samuel II. Puliam and wife and Henry
6 Wallerstein and VIE TO Peter r. Dan
iel, so feet on east side OF Lowndes street,
Maddox Hill. -.
Sands and Howard special commits
sioners. to Samuel II. Puliiam and Henry
$. walters tein, 66 IL feet on east SIDE
I,Owndes street. $50.
Joseph Wingfeld, trustee, and Harrle'
~ smifber's heirs to william c. Thorn
ason. 1926 acres IN Tuckahoe magisterial
district. 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
The Ladies.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
With which ladies' may use Syrup oil
Figs. under all conditions. makes II thelI
favorite remedy. To get the true ana
genuine article look for the name or the
California Fig Syrup Company printed
near the bottom OF the package FOR
sale by all druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
Prouer,v Transfers.

Richmond: H. Y. Baskerville 20 w. j..
Tenant oae-hfth interest in p 91-2-12
lt't on south side Grace street betweeA
Harrison ara Ryland streets, $40.
Thomas j EnrShrs executrix TO
ttorge Il. Coghin. 80 feet on south side
V Nicholson street between Russell and
hopkins or Price streets. $50.
T. 4. I'm and wife 10 Marshall II.
PAYNE. 20 G-i2 feet on Catherine street
~ az feet east OF Hancock. $3.50.
Samuel II. Jones and wife TO Silas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
Inspection of volunteer oompnnie'

Lieutenant Colonel 10 Lane Stern. as
sjstant nspector-general, has fixed the
following dates for the inspection or
volunteer companies:
Alexandria. September 18th
Company +, Richmond, September lgth'
Howitzers. Richmond. September I'D.
Hampton Naval Volunteers, September
18th (daY).
Norfolk Naval Volunteers, September
18th (nighO.
Norfolk Artillery. September 26th.
Portsmouth Artillery, September 2th'
surry Cavalry and Smithfield Infantry
September 2Sth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
PICNIC, &c.
A GRAyn PICNIC.

a GRAND FlONit.
THE ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE ST.
JOSEPH'S SOCIETY, from St. Mary's
church. will be held at Blandon Park
TO-MORROW, September 18th Dancing
from til II =. NJ. Admission, 25c.; ladies
and children free. All kinds Of refresh
nents at city prices. German Tea spe-
cialty. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
DANCING.

REOPENING OF DANCING SCHOOL
The D'Arville Dancing Academy will re-
open at Sanger Han THURSDAY EVE
MING. September 18th; at $50 O'Clock
Thursday evenings and Saturday after
moons. instructions Will be given al Dan
''' Sc l7-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
Two Mules stolen.

The detectives are on the lookout lor
two mules. which were stolen the otnsr
side OF petersburg, and are supposed "
be bringing the men VINO captured tA'"
In this direction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
FINANCES OF THE CITY.
The Quarterly Report Of the Sinking
Fund Commissioners.

The report Of the commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund for the months Of May,
June, and July, 1899, is as follows;
Cash on hand as per report May
j, lSJJ........ -..-....s .'''".'''''7 Aiie'' "
June 30th-City of Richmond, on
account July quota for inter-
est. -. ........ ...... 10000 %
July 3d-City Of Richmond, bal
ance July quota for Interest,". $3.50 IS
July Chiefly OF Richmond,
amount July quota for redemp-
ton. ........ 49,. ......... 36,1l3 ii
July 7th-State OF Nirginia's in
terest for century s...... ....... $50 %
City OF Richmond, interest for
per cent. registered....... ooo %
City OF Richmond, interest for
per cent. registered...... ...... 24S 10
City of Richmond. interest for 8
per cent. registered. ...... 1'S52 80
City Of Richmond, interest for 5
per cent. reglstered....... 800. 4li 10
July 14th-Metropolitan Bank,
Communication Of culvert tax. 70 %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

The Meyer Store Millinery Opening will
be Wednesday and Thursday September
Goth and DIST. Several novel features VIII
be introduced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

The Meyer Store Millinery Opening WIN
be Wednesday and Thursday. Septembe;,
10Th and 2lst. Several novel features VIII
be introduced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

A CALLED COMMUNICATIONS q
OF RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10. w
A. +. and A. NJ, viii be held az wv
MING. at o'clock. September IN, NV.
Members OF sister lodges and visiting
brethren are fratsrnally invited 10 %
present.
BY order Of the worshipful Master.
Sc i7-lt r. u. SNEAD, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

Book and Job Printing neatly executed
al the Dispatch Printing House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
Basement Bargains.

2-quart Granite Covered Buckets,
worth I9c., for Ioc.
3-quart Granite Covered Saucepans'
worth SEC. for I9c.
u rolls or packages of Good Toilet
Paper for 25c.
I-gallon Glass Oilcans for 7sc.
Best Single Burner OIL Stoves for
4Sc.
Vegetable Dishes, with gold band,
worth &c, for nc.
japanese Chocolate Pots, worth 3Se..
for nc.
Pretty Decorated Jardinieres for zoe.
s-inch Painted Flower Pots, with
plate, for SC.
S1.1S Decorated Toilet Sets for
$50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
MEETINGS.

=
Grand Lodge OF Virginia, 4. /. and A. NJ.
Grand Sec'y's Office. Masonic Temple.
Richmond, W.. September -, 1899.
OF the MOST WORSHIPFUL '"
GRAND LODGE OF a. +. AND A. w
NJ. OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. VIII
be held. in the Masonic Temple, In tho
city OF Danyiile, Va. on TUESDAY, Sep
tember 49, 1890, at ~ o'clock A. n, for
the purpose OF laying the cornerstone OF
the new Southern railway depot.
BY order Of the Most Worship ful Grand
Master. GEORGE W. CAItRlNGTON.
Sc l6-2t Grand Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
once
standard Tobacco stemmer CO.. o.nS'

Standard Tobacco Stemmer Co,
Richmond, Va, August Is. 1893.
A CALLED MEETING OF IH4
STOCKHOLDERS OF this company viii
be held on SEPTEMBER q, 1853, at ina
oftice OF the company. I'm the EDel build
ing this city, al O'clock p. NJ, for the
election OF officers and transaction OF
general business. by request OF owners
OF over the majority OF stock.
FRED. \. MYERS.
au 2s-im Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

The Bijou is undergoing extensive re-
pairs. which, when completed, will mate
rally change the appearance of the in
terror OF the house. Manager Weiss
cosy house of vaudeville viii open Mon
day, September 18th. No doubt the man
aeement will secure an excellent bill with
which to usher in the second season Of
~ bouee BRUCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

suits. Your boy must look
neat like the rest. We give
such good values for your
money.
Bows Dou6le-Breasted Mixed and
Cheyiot Suits, $r25 choice.
Boys Extra Fine uble-Breasted
Suits At Sf.9S.
Boys ACC. Good, Strong School
Pants for 25c.
soc. Boys Percale Waists tor 25c.
Boys CSC. Golf Caps for I5c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

,RFORNERs IN THE WORLD ARE WITH IL, The .
SHOWS THIS SEASON, INCLUDING The
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-10-28
The Boer commander at the battle

The Boer commander at the battle
of Elandslaagte. Gen. Jan H. NJ. kock.
who Was wounded and taken prisoner,
has died of his wounds. Col. Schiiel,
a former German officer, is also Il pris-
oner.
Mr.. William /. Buchanan has re-
signed his position as United States
minister to Argentine, to take effect
at the expiration of his leave of alb
sence. His resignation was accepted,
on the 23d, and VIM. =. Lord, of Ore
gon, was commissioned as his success
sor.
The war department is considering
the d~esirability of having a Cuban cN-
hibition at the Paris exposition. Sec
rotary Root has had a talk on the SUBJ
ject with Mr.. Queseda, the Cuban com
missioner, and the latter is to draw
up a memorandum on the subject.
The Bessemer association met in
Cleveland, O.. on the sd, and O Il
tracted to deliver 10000 tocs of Bcs-
semer ore during the first quarter OF
next year. The price is said TO be $cl
per ton. and the ore is believed to he
for Ohio consumers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-10-28
LATE NEWS ITEMS

The agent of J. d. Rockefeller. on
the oath, announced the gift, by Mr..
Rockefeller, to the Park board OF
Cleveland, O., of S225,000 to construct
arches and roadways under the Lake
| Shore railway for the purpose of con-
Meeting Gordon park with Rockefeller
park, which latter he gave the city,
and for roadways and arches under
Superior street to connect two sec
tons of Rockefeller park.
The government of Guatemala has
accepted the proposition of the United
States government to adjust by arbi-
tration the claim of Mr.. May, of Ten
nessee, a~ggregating about $125,OO9, i'll
which sum May claims he was dam
| aged through the action of the Guate-
malan government in wrongfully de
privinp him of a railroad concession.
A plan for insuring its employees has
been inaugurated by the management
| of the Chicago & Alton Railroad Co., as
a result of the ~prohibitory premiums
demanded by insurance companies.
The proposition of the company is to
defray one-half of the premium of
each policy, the men to stand the 9TH
er half.
A. E. Davis. one of the Cleveland (O.l
officials under the last city administra-
ton against whom indictments were
found by the grand jury on the charge
of obtaining city money by means of
fraudulent claims, gave himself up TO
the sheriff on the 24th.
The colonial office has received a ca
blegram stating that President STEM
of the Orange Free State has issued n
proclamation anneXing the part OF
Cape Colony which is north of the Naal
river. This means Griqual and West
Bechuanaland.
The Iowa state board of control an
ncunced, on the oath. that it will hold
a complete investigation of the riots
at the Girls Reform school at Mitchell
Vile. and, pending this, the 20 lead
ers now in Jail will be kept there.
Advices from La Paz, capital of Bo-
livia. the election. by a vote
of 50 out of 81. in the chamber of dep
uties. of Gen. Pando. the revolutionary
or federalist candidate for the presi-
dency of Bolivia.
The navy department will not send
a man-of-war to any of the Colombian
ports until further advised as to the
revolutionary movement there.
The statement of the condition ofthe
treasury issued on the 2ith showed:
Available cash balance, 1922, OH;
gold reserve, $253, 921,3SG.