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a4; common wrappers. sSqS2: medium ,,ni
wrappers, si0n$i5; fine white s-'sF"'
good mahogany. sl250asl6.
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Newark .......... .......'V 4
Wilkesbarre ....'.'V U WV
Summary: Two-base hit.Jimeson; sac
rice hits-Schetiler, Oldweil' otoien
hases--Klopf Wise, Clymer %. Lett on
uses Eases Newark. 2; Wilkesbarre. H. Struck
out-By Jimeson. 2. Double plays-Hail-
,,a, and Goeckel: Herndon. Klopf. ana
Field %. First base on err9rsmNewahrh,o +;
r,,,'ason D Hit by pitched ball-Meaney'
Iiniiiean Coughlin. Smith. Passed ball
s,nith I'mpire-Mr. Belts. Time-l hour
and 90 minutes.
Paterson and Reading.
PATERSON, n. j.. May a.-Ames nae
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SECOND GAME.
SCORE BY INNINGS

fIffIfs % 7 Y IT T
Inn" '0A bailcd for Maginnls in ninth
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Ii-,---- l234567S9
hchmond .'-.'... ....0 O0O003O0
SIM, '''''''' .....".O o. 90 - s
No-tsen Earned runs Richmond 2.
end ~. Sacrifice hist. Delchanty "a
Dundon stolen bases smith and
james I,vuh.c plays-T. Dolehanty 10
eaA.' On lfss.,H,haniy 10 Mcintyre ~. First
rs 3. sf,,,- on Donovan. 8: OFF Magin-
Donoyan sout-By Maginnis. 2; by
. Leit on Observation-Disclosures. .;
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FIRST GAME.

two men out when winning run was
frf.l
'H,nrv declared out for McIntyre's in
reference
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AH%n uuOtu-lCHo WV" 90 'N''N'''' ~
yellow corn. S3$. 43ic. Flour iirm. No :
spring wheat, 72Iza7Sl.c.; No. spring
wheat. 6sli72i2c.: No. red. iiql6lzc. No.
oats. Pile. No. 2 white. 2ylzp3Oc. M.
Z white. 2slkq2SI2c. No. rye. &c. No. Z
barley. :Gn40c. No. fiaxseed. $l0s. Prime
timothy seed. $25. Mess pork per barrel
IS i5aSS 20 Lard, per 100 pounds. $5.U1isQ
$40 short ribs sides uoose). si.5JlrSi 6
PRIV salted shoulders (bOxed), 4Au 90
Short clear sides boxed. s5qs5.lO. Wits
KEY. distlllers' finished goods. per gallon
N.26 Sugars, cut-loaf, 1902; graduated
S52 Butter steady; creams, l2QlIiac
diaries l0pl6c. Eggs steady: fresh. 1855,
i3c. Cheese easy; creams. s4ioAc.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. May 22.-The Cotton Ex.
change was closed to-day.
NEW YORK. May 22-Cotton-Steady
mddling. sac; net receipts, s53 bales
gross receipts, 1857 bales: sales, Il.
bales: stock. rs bales; exports--to Great
Britain. 1854 bales. 10 the Continent,
100 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 5,2s7 bales
exports 10 the Continent, 100 bales; stock,
72i.10i bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts. 1885 bales:
exports-to Great Britain. s.t25 bales: 70
France. 7.i3S bales; to the Continent. s'aoi
bales. IN
Totals since September list: Net re-
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Totals ...... ...... ..'''.i IL % II
s,Vinning run scored with one man out
ssSchefiier out, hit by batted bail.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. May 22.-Flour-vSteady
and held higher, especially for spring
patents; Minnesota patent. $3.9Op$Le0; rye
flour steadier.
COrnmaa Steady
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

Richmond, Va. May %, 1899.
Sales: United States per cents, 800 at
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ap 25-eodlm Greenville County. S. q.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

sOuotations are for bonds maturing /
not less than ten years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18
CURRENCY BILL
PASSES The HOUSE
The Republicans Voted SoIidy for IT,
Provisions of the Measure.

ury may use any silver bullion in
the treasury for coinage into such
denominations Of subsidiary coin az
may BE- necessary 10 meet public re-
auiremsuts.
Sec. 6 All worn and uncurrent
subsidiary coin shall be recuined.
The law limiting the aggregate
amount ~ subsidiary silver coin 70
$50 600 900 10 repealed.
Sec. :. TIC secretary % the
treasury may prescribe the deuomi-
nations IT the United States and
treasury notes. silver certificates
shall be In denominations Of one. two
and i've dollars.
Sec. 8 Amend Section Bts9 Of the
Revised Statutes 80 AZ to require
banks whose capital II $3.50. oo9 or less
to deposit United States registered
bonds to the amount Of not less than
one fourth Of tho capital. and $50.
900 where the capital IL more than
$50 GO0 provided thai ITS circulating
notes shall not exceed the par value
Of the bonds deposited.
Sec. o Provides that the amount
Of circulating notes Issued TO ma
tional bank shall at no time exceed
the amount at such time actusiil
paid In Of it's capital stock.
Sec. f0--In addition 10 the tax pro-
vl1ed by the act Of July 10. 1898. ev-
cry national banking association
shall pay tax Of ons-tsnth Of 1
per centum Of the value Of its fran
chise.
Sec H. Allowing the orRaniza-
ton Of banks with n capital Of not
less than ser. 900 In places Of less than
1900 inhabitants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18
Is Seattle Cataract
Franchise
Or SELLING LIGHT IN THIS Oily
Electric compsny viii ASK Council
for Certain Modificstions OF
Present Restrictions.

In all probability. the Seattle cat
aract Company viii have a petition
brought before the city council a
week from tonight for an alteration
Of it's franchise. The company de-
sires a change IN three material
points. In the clause which provides
that after the company makes enc
rate TO consumers. Il cannot rise
above that rate. In the clause which
provides that In setting poles or
making any similar chnnRsA In It's
limos on public streets. the company
must first get the council 20 Uass n
resolution allowing them TO do the
same. and In that clause which al
lows any power consumer within q
900 feet Of n main line to demand
power, and makes any line 1000 feet
in length a main line.
In speaking OF this matter 10 a
Star reporter, Charles n. Baker, the
president Of the Seattle Cataract
Company, said.
THE last OF these clauses vpurd
compel us to branch out and go on
ringing new wires throughout the
city nd infnitum. while we might
not seil 100 horsepower on the whole
network.
THE second clause, that OF
setting new poles, etc. only by coun-
eli resolution, ~ acknowledged by
some OF the counellmen themselves
to be n unnecessary bit OF red tape.
THE first change Ia the most i'm
portant to us and 10 tho city OF Sc
attls. Under present conditions the
Seattle Cataract Company Is abso-
lutely shut out from competition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18
Caused by a SIO,OOO,OOO Failure oil
the Exchange Trust Co.
CALL MONEY SCARED UP To SIPS
Pierpont Morgan and The Clearing House
Throws Eleven Millions Cash Upon The
Market and Restore Confidence.

NEW YORK. Dec. is.--The failure
OF the Produce Exchange Trus, 60.
caused ssmi-panlc IN Wall street
this morning. The market could no,
withstand the nhock. and declines
ranging from to- s per cent. were
general stronR houses quickly sent
supporting ordsHH, aud the slump
was stayed. though the market con
tinaed fsvsrinh and unsettled
throughout the morning
The failure % Alien 4 Company
added TO the excitement. and stocks
were thrown on she market wildly.
The liabilities ana assets - the
Produce Exchange Trust Co Arv a.
timaied az about SO ool. 600
After 20 the market again went
smash. Call money went soaring.
AZ one time reaching 70 per cent. bid.
This caused the market 20 go com
pletely to pieces Declines ranged
from : TO II per cent. and we're gen.
eraI
Long stock wea dumped on the
market in huge blocks and helped
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with other power companies. Any
other concern could run prices down
to ruinoua rate and then raise.
while We would be obliged 10 hold 10
the low prices. Rivals could thus
drown uH out
Yes. our franchise IL, in many
respects Identical with that granted
the Niagara Falls Power Company
by tho city Of Buffalo. with this ar.
ference; our franchise has many bad
points which the Buffalo franchise
has not"
Mr.. Baker then showed the repor-
ter through the rooms Of the new
sub distributing station, which IL
now In tho main building OF the Sc
attic Cataract Company. a 300. 600
volt current passes into this station
through tho white wires which
stretch from snoqunlmie Falls. II
passes through the switching room.
whore no one II allowed to enter. A
network Of wires. each Of which car.
riss 10000 volts Of lightning IL not
pleasant for visitors
From this room the Juice goes 10
the transformers IN the main dis
trihutlnR apartment.
There are six transformers. They
look like big black boxes from the
outside. Their interior is network
Of wires, n complication OF plates,
which. by Induction. change the 10. o.
O00 volt current 60 n voltage Of 1000
This current IL ready for distrihu-
ton II is. however. alternating and
many consumers want n direct cur
rent. In consequence, many OF the
wires from the transformers pass
into two enormous converterH. which
In appearance. closely resemble two
giant dyuamos.
These eonvcrters make n direct
current from the alternating.
a number ~ small transformers
reduce the 1000 volt current To 220
volts for lighting the building. The
blaze Of HIGHT which now llluminates
the south part Of the city from the
Cataract Company's plant, would, Mt
present rates In Seattle. according 20
Mr.. Bakers statement, cost $4,000
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18

A daring burglary occurred I'm the
heart OF the business section OF tho
city last night, Graham's millinery
store on Second avenue, between Col
umbia and Cherry streets, was bruk
On into, and goods 10 the value Of
5000 We're stolen.
Entrance was gained through a
window In the rear OF the store,
The list " articles stolen. ns left
at police headquarters. are as fol-
lows: Five electric furs, valued at
$3.50; four seal cnpes. valued at a5i
two mufftorE. valued At S2750. two
oppossum munlers. valued at Sii,
one REtrasian fur, valued AZ Si5. A
number Of other agt'cioa of minor
value were also ttker. Detective
Phillips has been Diet 4lcd on the
case. w.. v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18

the bears batter values 10 pieces.
At $50 money on cell wns 100 per
cent. bid shortly thereafter Pier
nnnt Morgan sent a million into the
market at 20 per cent. Money on
call had reached i2a per cent. when
Morgan money Was thrown on the
market.
The clearing house committee got
together, and aA result 10 million
q additional money was loaned On
change.
The action Of the banks and Nor
gan Afforded immediate relief. ana
the market rallied sharply all along
the line. Just before o'clock money
on call was 6 per cent. bid.
NEW YORK. A notice on the doors
Of the Produce Exchange Trust co.
rays that the concern has suspended
payment pending an examination Of
It's books.
NEW york. Dec is.-The stock
exchange firm ~ Henry Allen CO. has
announced itH suspension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18

WASHINGTON. y. g. Dec. H.
Tne currency bill passed the house
today. Tire vote was 100 ayes. 10
nays.
the following Democrats voted for
the bill: Clayton. DrigEN. Fitzgerald.
Levy. UnderhilL. Wilson. Ruppsri D.
scudder. all q New York. Denny. 81
Maryland. MeAieer. Of Penn. Thsy-
or. 81 Mass
The vote was one Of the largest
ever cast in the house on any bilt
After adjournment the house Re-
yubiicans congratulated themselves
on the uubroken front presented b.
them. and on the fact that the hill
passed without a single amendment.
= The bill provides the follow
ing:
Sec. 1. The standard unit Of
value shall be the dollar Of 2as
grains. gold nlne-tenths fne, or 22.22
grains pure gold.
Sec. 2 Interest bearing GhliEa-
tons Of the United states shall be
held payable IN gold coin. This
shaIl not affect the legal tender quail
ity Of the silver dollar.
Sec. 4. A division Of issue and re-
dsmption shall be established 10 the
treasury department.
Sec. 4. The secretary OF the treas
ury shall maintain tire gold reserve
fund, and 70 do this he may make
certain transfers Of funds or Issue
and sell bonds 81 the United states.
But no transfer shall reduce the
general fund below $4,000. 900. The
parity Of every dollar Issued or
coined by the government shall be
maintained.
Sec. s. The secretary Of the treas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18
The DEAD LINE IS
AGAIN ABOLISHED

tendcrion district
numbers FIRST and Second and fke
s~pmeer published expose condition
rf f-fAc
h bari Of me retail district especially First avenue
May citizens aroused
council
undesirable establishment his
introduced resolution chef
persons dorderiy
o
q hls 81
nd nc failed
through raid ~
police bslns arrested and taken 60 head
There their choice between leaving
tendsrioin district.
Or some weeks he
named complaints merchants ceased Lately
however tho quietly returning 10 their former
prior
complained durinE the last
Of invading
their business They that
making themselves obnoxious to ladies the streets and
=
grown bold freely stop
lodging
be distinguished Of nrerute below Yessr
.
{. a merchant. VIII a
called Office this and
vigorous kick I thing published again he said
II something 70 the he
call
saturday
high Indignation because Of
= ~ Of the who acting in
shameful righ In front door
Interfere chief attending 20 his business
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18
Y. m. c. a. NOTES.

Rev. =. p. whitman vii lecture At
the v NJ 9. 4. ON December - Ills
subject viii b. Paul. or the Ais
slonAry spirit"
Mrs. n. X Baxter. WIN Formerly
conducted the nuHiness Mems noon
daY prayer meetings IN Chicago. has
been Induced to conduct n series 81
sunday afternoon meetings at the
Association hall during December
and January.
William \. Reid. the secretary Of
the skaRWhy association. 10 IN the
city lie viii organise an aHaocia-
ton IN Dawson thia winter
Tho aNneihtion basket ball team
leaves Saturday for Portland % play
the Portland association team sat
urdhy and Monday evenings. The
Portland team plays here December
20 and New Years nlEht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18
The British Fighting Blood Is Now
at Fever Heat.
VOLUNTEERS BECOME Plentiful
Thousands OF Patriotic BriOnS Anxious 10 Go
TO the Front and Take Fall
Out of the Beers.

. LONDON Dec. Roberts Kandahar and Water
commander chief In south Al
. d his Methuen
. x nag Of
. significant
before England alone politically
eshs from
Tuxela Friday
British generas defeat and the
heavily tDecssf reconnaissance % taeT
.
forge OF voun.
gallant fashion
n thaa-
nbush today and artillery troops Of
organised TIE Office explains
huisr
despatch Mder ssten sys that on saturday
=
DrBfIN. frtsniship the rsh nation has
paradsd the bearing Boer
. ras, which later peinsd by the police
Resolutions a meeting calling the United
ofrhe taer republic
CAIRO. isen Kltchener. ehef o stan Lord
Roberts, ksndahar command South Africa
oundarmen Cairo ~l embark
, probably Saturday,
NEW YORK is-The Gable issued
following; MoHsm
haue and terrific cyclone
Mozambique caused The Interruption neisRoa bay cables
> Houses blown harbor wrecked
PARIS tsrhe q tabn
Buffers Natal Many commend Engands
pluck and fortitaic Of adversely -. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18
TROUBLES OF
REV. NAYL0R.

Rev. Isaac Nayior. a Methodist
evangelist. who has serious charge
against him. IN reported To have re
turned 10 Seattle after an extended
absence. When seen this morning
By star reporter. Rev. y. NJ. Han
dali. Of the First Methodist church.
said there wprr not. e hta knovl-
edkr. any regular charges against
Mr.. MAYOR. Il have heard reports
defosatory to his standing az an
evangelist Whether there was any
foundation to them or not I do not
know There il no one here who has
the authority Ia MAKE any definite
charges against him. said he.
Mayor IL not a member Of any re-
lisinua body represented here. lie
belongs % church IN England. a
charge Of So serious a nature as the
rumoF about afr. NayioF would have
10 be made after due Investigation
and b. conference vested with an-
th0rity 20 10 this"
There MAS tuutor 10 tho effect
that MAYORS case would probably
be dealt with IN the Methodist con
ference this morning Hat Sayinr aid
not show up. nor were any of the
ministers present able u say whcth-
er 90 not he was In the city,
The fact that he didnt put in an
appearance At the esnserence tpra.
videi be IL IN the ety. T. rather
positive proof In the opinion Of the
majority % the members. that the
Yutnora concerning him are un-
founded.
Ttsv. A. =. Gregg secretary az tha
conference. said the matter could
not be Investigated ~ them. any
Way. as Il waA out Of their JafiKdie-
tor. saeas
MAYOR Is reported 60 have DESERT
ell a wife and ass children IN Eng
land. procured a divorce IN Dakota.
nuA f.aarrlaH a l.. Nn.n lrl.r In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18

STRANDED
Theatrical Troupe in
Sore Straits.

The Filipino performers are hav-
Ing troubles. The members lost
their baggage on the northern tour
for board bills. The Whatcomcoun-
~ commissioners sent them to this
city, and for the past two days they
have been quartered at the Work
ing Mems Home. Secretary 4. !.
Bair said today that unless the city
council gave the Filipinos assistance
ut the meeting tonight. they would
undoubtedly be sent back to what
com. where they stranded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18

n has been definitely stated at the
quartermnstcr's department that
the transport Grant will not be load
probably be sent here In her place
The transports Sheridan and Port
Albert are due 20 arrive before Jan
uary I. The Port Albert VIII carry
horses and mules, and Will be loaded
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18
YELLED FOR HELP.

II. Burgurt. a driver In the employ
Of j. r. Adams, was held up by a
masked hiRhwayman at the corner
Of First avenue west and John street
about 8 O'Clock Saturday night. Bur.
CURT yelled for help and the high
wayman skipped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18

Assistant Quartermaster W. W.
Robinson went 20 Magnolia biuff this
morning to inspect the new build
ings. These comprise one double set
OF captains quarters; two double
sets Of uon-oommissiOned officers
quarters. one quartermaater and
commissnry store house, and one set
OF barracks. The contractors are
Nichols and Crothers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18
THE pIRIeo DUE.

Steamer pirigo. Capt George Rob
ertA. IL due to arrive tonight She
was delayed In setting away. how
ever. and it IL likely she viii not
reach port before tomorrow. The
wharnnger states that she VIII brlng
down large quantity % salmon,
and in this case she will not get here
before tomorrow niEht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18
Brumby Is Dead.

WASHINGTON. u. c. Dec. is
Lieut.. ThaA NJ, hrumhy, nag lieu
tenant to Admiral Dewey during the
Manila campaign. and who was ~
with typhoid feyer, died at the Gar
field hospital last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18
RossEp WHILE NE SLEPT

Thomas Klnneiia was arrested
early yesterday morning by orioer
Holt on charge OF stealing gold
watch aud chain from J. Highbers
while the latter was asleep Ia a
tenderloia a#loon, when searched
at headquarters. the chain waA
found In kinnelia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18

Yesterdays Great Northern train
was i've hours late and the North
ern Pacific az hours.
a heavy Alaska mail came down
on the Topeka. About 1000 letters
from Dawson. written I'm the latter
part Of October, was distributed In
Seattle today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18

Alvin =. Vinnedge. Of this city, to-
day filed petition Of bankruptcy.
His Liabilities amount 10 1880.
Emma A. Brown was arrested to-
day on a bench warrant. Issued Dec.
IL from the federal court. charging
her with sending indecent literature
through the mail. She is being held
awaiting $500 ball.
John Martin was arrested this at
ternoOn. No charge was made lie
& suspected Of being implicated in
this recent rObberies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18

The s. a. I. has filed It's answer 10
the suit for damages brought by J.
~. Jones' II claims that he WAS
stealing a ride when hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18

Detective Meredith has again
been detailed for detective work by
Chief Reed. Frank Kennedy former
ly clerk, r. behind the desk at head
quarters at his old work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18

The congress saloon on Pike street
was bought today from c. w. Dom
nett by John IL. Condor for $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18

The bank cIearances today were
1927 .e3s.i7. and the balances were
el30,6le.43.
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MAYOR Is reported 60 have DESERT
/ Ell a wife and a3s Children IN Eng
land. procured divorce IN Dakota.
and married a few days later In
California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-18

CAIRO. Dee fsffen Kitchener. ehef of stan TO fo
Roberts % Ksndahar. command South Afric
ieaves oudarman Cairo where ne wl enha
probably Saturday.
The Lamar register., 1899-01-25

embrace his command OF the post Of
Fort Union. n. NJ. to July. 1865; of
Fort Stanton. from September TO No
yember. 1865; OF regiment and post at
Fort Dodge. 10 January, 1871: OF Fort
Lyon. Col. to January. 1878; of Fort
supply, /. T., to July. 1874: at Holly
Springs. Miss. to August. 1874: at New
Orleans. to March. 1875: at jackson
Barracks. La. commanding regiment
and pest. to June. 1876; at Baton
Rouge. to November. 1876; at New Or
leans. commanding battalion of regi-
ment, TO April. 1877; at Jackson Bar
racks. La. 10 May, 1877: at. Huntsville.
Ala, and commanding post. to June.
1877; on duty with General Hancock.
to August, 1877; at Helena Barracks.
Mont. commanding regiment and post
and the district of Montana, to June,
1878; at camp on Marias river. Mon
tana, and at Fort Shaw. Mont. com
mandlng regiment and district of
Montana, to June. 1881; at Springfield
armory, Mass. and in New York city,
president of magazine gun board. to
October, 1882: at Fort Shaw, Mont,
commanding regiment and post and
district of Montana, to April, 1888;
commanding department of the Platte,
to March, 1895; department OF Dako-
ia, to April. 1897; department of Mis-
souri,, to April, 1898; commanding pro-
visional army corps at Chickamauga
park to July, 1898. and United States
troops in Porto Rico, department of
Porto Rico, to December, 1898; mem
ber of United States commission for
the evacuation of Porto Rico by Span
ish troops,