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ORDER EISI,


IT u ''V7IIE II NII' HTIU Wiz.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In
Equity, No 2lgl.
Ordered. this 10th day Of April. in the
wear on" Thousand eight hundred and rinrty
niint@, that the sale made ana reported by
" Iii,ah I. "arhuiTon, assignee OF muriwaur
confirmed. unless causr to the contrary be
shown on or before the 10th day Of june next.
provided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed and published in
Icch county once Il week for one month be-
fore the 18th day Of May next.
$4,000. W. W
=, JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
True Copy--tcst: cjrr,l,
Aprlj-iw JOHN G. WILLIAMS Cir,iE
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Personal
ano
Social

The d" Mizpnh "
Club met or FIJI
day evening, at
the home Of Misc
Lulu McNer. mar
College Green.
The program be-
gan with singing
by tn" club.
"Come Now 'Tis
EilrlY y p r | II Z
Time" which was
followed by read-
ing 10y Clinton
Logan Vocal
Duet. Miss Eva
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Children'S StOckir@e

in fast blacks. We small sell
on Wednesday 100 pairs OF
these regular 25c grade lor
Ioc per pair The early buy
ers will get them.
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Tuesday, Nav ID, 1900,

at II o'clock NJ, for the election of President
and Six Directors to serve for the ensuing
year. and the transaction of such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting.
JAMES X. MCCLURE,
apr15-3t Secretary.
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Hosiery

800 pairs of mems Goe black
and tan stockings, regular
25c qualities for 1213c per
pair.
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SAMUEL II. CLEMENT.

late of said county, dcccas ed. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated.
on or before the 18th day of October. 1899,
they may otherwise he excluded from any
benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment to the subscriber. Given
under my hand this 18th day of April. 1899.
GEORGE a. BLAKE,
aprlj-6wkS Executor
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6 Acres and PerCheS

OF LAND MORE OR LESS, and is improved
by a small Dwelling House
THE TERMS OF SALE are that the whole of
the purchase money shall be paid in cash
upon the confirmation of said sale by said
Court, but the same may be varied to suit Il
tisactory purchaser with the consent of
the Undersigned A deposit of $50 required
on the day of sale. Deed at the expense OF
the purchaser.
GEORGE a. BLAKE.
SHOCKLEY SMITH, Aucts. Trustee.
apr2gts
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Tail0r-nlade Suits

are now here in variety OF
stylishly and elegantly made
garments that are very pleas
ing. We also take your
measure and can have any
material made up specially to
your order. Our suits are
confined to us and you there
fore have added the pleasure
of no one else having your
suit. Separate Skirts and
jackets are here the same way
and in great variety.
Shirt Waists
in as beautiful assortment of
colors and all white as you
ever saw. The prices are from
soc to So and our waists are
unexcelled anywhere.
Carpets
A new line of Tapestry
Brussels Carpets are just IN
at 50 and Coo per yard. These
are in very attractive patterns
and Tor such low price, car
pets unusually good,
Window Awning
A postal card will bring
you our prices and patterns.
Linen Crash
1000 yards all pure linen
washed Russia Crash, regular
Il x c grade for s. per ard.
1900 yards all pura linen
red border Barnsley Crash at
SC per yard
Ginghams
1000 yards extra fine
Zephyr Ginghams for Waists
and Dresses, all new plaids
and stripes, regular 1Sc Grade
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This is to give notice that the subscriber of
Cecil county has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF said county letters OF administration
ON the personal estate of
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
late of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warmed to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated.
on or before the 4Uh day OF October, 1888,
they may otherwise be excluded from any
to said estate are requested to make immp-
date payment to the subscriber, Given under
my hand this 9Th day OF April. 1889.
HOWARD H. REYNOLDS,
aprl5-Gt Executor
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GinghalllS

1000 yards extra fine
Zephyr Ginehams for Waists
and Dresses, all new ylaids
and stripes, regular 1Sc Grade
for 121lc per yard.
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DAVID p DAVIS.
CIiAS. u HE lTTY,
ALFRED KIRK
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

True Copy-Tost:
il. Il. JAMAR, Register. aprlj-4t
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ORDER NI3I.


In the Circuit Court for Cortl County. Il
Equity, No. 3igj.
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a Successful Attack

London, Nov. 27.-Tha war department
received the following dispatch from
Genera! Butler, dated Pietermaritzburg,
Sunday:
"Hildyard, from Estcourt, made sue
cessful attack. Nov. %, with three bat
talions, one field battery, a naval gun
and 70 mounted troops, the enemy occu-
pying Beacon Hill, which dominates
William Grange. and had interrupted his
communication. As result of the OPP
eratfons the enemy is retiring and the
railway and the telegraph lines have
been restored between Estcourt and
Weston. Our loss was about IA killed
and 90 wounded. Hildyard has advanc-
ed to position near Frere. as he hopes
to cut off the enemy, who is believed to
be retiring on Colenso, VIA Weenen
Barton. from Weston, has advanced
to Estcourt. As soon as communication
Is restored I will telegraph particulars.
So far I can make out the operation is
one for which Hildyard and the troops
deserve much credit. The railway is
now open to Frere."
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viii Camn OH tho Trail

Chicago. Nov 27.--President George
Miller of the Hamilton club tonight
appointed a committee of 25 republicans
to travel to Washington under the lead
ership of Samuel B. Raymond Dec. ID
and lay persistent siege to the national
committeeman until they consent to
nominate the republican presidential
ticket in Chicago. The committee will
be empowered to offer any necessary
amount of money for the expenses III
the convention and the Hamilton club
will pledge itself to raise the sum and
provide the auditorium in which the
convention may sit even though a spe-
cial building may be erected for the
purpose.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Produce,

Chicago, Nov 27--The balance of trade
in wheat corn and oats and provision
markets is now In favor of May con-
tracts.
Wheat evidently spent the holiday Sat
urday in getting weaker for a decided
feeble pulse was observed at the opening
to-day with May ssMRc under Friday
at 69s4@691sc and December alu7sc down
at 651s. .65Ac. -"-
Factors in the weakness were lower
cables. forcing December liquidation and
increasing visible supply of 1,3S6000 bush
els. December held slightly above in
1tial figures on buying against puts.
and some covering by shorts, but chung
very close to the bottom until there was
a cessation of the December liquidation,
with the removal of this pressure the
market rallied from the opening but the
loss from Friday was far fInm regained.
May closed 3sd1ac lower at 6a7sdI7Oc and
December 1amSsc lower at 65ssm65hc.
Corn was easy with more or less LIQUID
alton throughout the session. Better
weather for the movement of crops, in
addition to wheat market was further
weakened by the selling of futures by
the West. May closed AG3sc lower at
S25sc. December closed Ssd1ac down at
31hc.
Oats held steady, supported by a good
cash demand Selling was on small
scale. May closed &c lower at 237sc; De-
cember shade lower at 221sGI22ssc.
The firmness of Liverpool on Ameri.
can products held provisions steady in
the face Of the weakness of grain ana
lower hog prices. The market was duh
and fluctuations narrow. May pork clos.
ed unchanged from Friday at $4,000
9.62l2; May lard a shade up at S.. 321s
and May ribs unchanged at $50
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AT TER PRIZE MONEY.
Captain Davis Brings Suit for Himself
and His Crew.


and His Crew.
Washington, Nov. 27.-Capt. Charles
Fl. Davis, upon behalf of himself and
the crew under his command in Porto
Rican waters on July 81 and % of last
year, to-day brought suit in the district
court of the District of Columbia to re-
cover the prize money due by reason of
the capture of various vessels stores
and supplies. The amount claimed is
S62,795, of which one-half goes to the
libellant and officers.
Captain Davis petition sets forth that
he was in command of the United
States vessels Dixie. Wasp, Annapolis
and Gloucester and that there were
captured by the American forces on
dates mentioned in and about the har-
Dor of Ponce, Porto Rico, % merchant
ships, some of them with cargoes. 81
lighters, $50 tons of Welsh coal, rolling
stock and other movable property OF
the railroad from Ponce to Yauco, as
we'll as goods in the custom house at
Laplaya and the barracks of Ponce and
other property of the king of Spain
All of this property recovered, the
llbellant asserts, was lawful prize with
the exception of two neutral vessels
The court Is asked to issue an order
directing all persons having interest in
the captured property to show cause. IL
any, why Judgment and decree of con-
demnation should not ISSUE
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Ice Needed in Guam.

New York, Nov. PA special to the
Tribune from Washington says: The
desperate need of ice in Guam was en-
phasized in an official cable from Adj
mlfal Watson to the navy department
conveying Governor Leary's third appeal
Tor an ice making machine and refriger-
atlng plant, to be delivered as soon as
possible. The message had been sent to
Manila by the collier Brutus for cabling,
in order to impress the authorities at
washington with the urgency of the mat
ter. In Governor Learys mailed reports
ne had called the attention to this as his
most important want. the first time sew
efal months ago. when he drew atten-
ton to the unpotable temperature of all
the water in his island paradise and
again in his requisition of Oct II, when
he made clear the discomforts of exist
ence in the Guam climate without cool
drinks and cold meats.
Had not the necessities of his position
been more pressing than was realized at
the department it is certain that the gov
ernor would not have regarded it essen
tial to prod the authorities by cable. The
method of Captain Leary to get what he
wants will undoubtedly prove effectual
and the next ship that leaves Manila for
Guam will carry assurances to that eff
feet. Proposals had already been re-
quested for an ice making machine and
plant, for erection at Agana and meas
ures will be taken in the next week to
have the apparatus, If only small one
delivered al San Francisco by Jan L.
Soon after the collier Scndia will start
for Guam and will carry the refrigsrator
and all its accessories.
With a cold storage outfit and a supply
of fresh beef occasionally from Manila.
Governor Leary will be able to furnish
subsistence for more men than he can
take care of with the present food SUM-
ply of the islands and it is probable that
the Scindia will take an extra company
of marines to him The Ice will there
fore permit the material STRENGTHENING
of the garrison as we'll as furnishing tbs
Americans of the colony with their ac-
customed comforts.
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WILL ASK CONGRESS
To Refund $11, 100000 for Cotton Seized
During the War

To Refund $11, 100000 for Cotton Seized
During the War.
Columbia, s. c., Nov. Ex-Governor
Miles B. insolvency to-day addressed
letter to the governor of each south
ern state, asking for united efforts to
get southern representatives in con-
gress to work for the passage of a bill
to refund $11,000,O0O to southern people
for cotton seized by the United States
troops during the war between the
states. The cotton was sold by the col
lector of customs at New York, and the
funds were placed in the United States
treasury.
The United States supreme court de-
eided that the government had no right
or title to these funds which are held
for ultimate return to those entitled
thereto. But the funds cannot be
reached except by congressional action,
as legislation is necessary before ac-
ton can be brought against the SOW
ereign government.
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/ One More .Iurnr

New York, Nov. 27.--Another juror was
obtained at the afternoon session of the
trial Of Roland 3. Molineux for the MUIR
der of Mrs. Katherine j. Adams He is
Sgmund Feust, real estate dealer aged
g.. Mr.. Feust took the eighth seat in
the jury box. Circumstantial evidence
and capital punishment again caused by
far the larger number of talesmen to
fail in reaching the jury box to-day, al,
though four were excused because they
had formed opinions, two because Of
lack Of general information and one on
account of old age. x
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Oakland.

San Francisco, Nov 27.-Weather was
cloudy at Oakland: the track slow.
First race, five furlongs. selling-Tisona
won. Leipsig second, Iizka third: time.
1:o3. Second race, six furlongs-Time-
maker won. May W.. second. Rosor-
monde third; time. 1:14A. Third race,
five furlongs. selling-Grav.ta won, Tom
sharkey second, Hindoo Princess third;
time. l:G2A- Fourth race. two miles.
seIlng-Reola won. Bill McClosky second.
Ssromo third time. $3.50 Fifth race,
mile selling-El Estro won. Tom Cal
vert second, Faversham third timo,
l:4SA. Sixth race seven furlongs. sell
inE-Merry Boy won. Olinthus second,
Gauntlet. third; time. 1: 2S1a. 49,
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made no pretense whatever of opposing
the advance or movements of their op-
ponents. By p. m. the bulletin board
recorded sales of 1000 bags, total deal
ings footing up 20 11T,5O bags Final
bids showed a net gain for the day of
20130 points. Wall street, Europe. the
West and the local trade were all buy
ers throughout the session, The rise
was based entirely upon strong cables
from European markets and reduced es-
Inmates for the growing crop in Brazil
but 100000 bags are now expected Spot
coffee advanced to &c for No. Rio sym
pathetically,
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A Million Dollar Plant.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 27.-An immense
plant, to cost eventually over 81, 900 zoo,
backed by Andrew Carnegie, J. P. Nor
gan and other capitalists, will shortly
be erected on the Monongahela river
Is miles above McKeesport at a point
near Monerssen. The new concern Will
manufacture on large scale crate
bars, furnace doors, fire boxes and 9TH
err attachments connected with the pro-
duction of steam in big mills and on
locomotives. The enterprise Is the out
growth of the wonderful boom in the
erection of iron and steel mills through
out the United States and the conse-
quent demands for these productions
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CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Work to Be Begun Immediately on the
Six New Cruisers

"oFk 70 BE Begun Immediately on the
Six New Cruisers.
Washington, Nov. 27-Contracts for
SIX new $500 ton cruisers were award
ed to-day at the navy department in
accordance with recommendations Of
the board of construction The vessels
are to be constructed in acco dance
with department designs.
The six vessels will thus be distr;b-
uted among the builders namad:
The Galveston to Trigg at Richmond
for $1,107000, to be built in "a mon-hs.
The Chattanooga to Nixon, Eliza
bethport. N. j.. s1,039,966, to be built
in so months.
The Cleveland to the 5atn Iron
works. Bath. Me-, 81 ,041 $50, to be 5n:it
in 80 months.
The Tacoma to the Union Iron
works, San Francisco at $1,041, 900, 70
be built in 81 months
The Des Moines to the Force River
company, Braintree. Mass, at $1,OG5,-
600. to be built in 80 monThs.
The Denver to Neafie & Levy, Phila-
delphia, at s1,oSooo0. to e suit in 30
months.
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With Deadly Effect,

San Francisco, Nov. 27.-Dan Hayes and
ZIP Chapman. negro stable men at the
Ingleside race track, quarreled to-day and
the argument became SO heated that
Hayes drew a pistol. but he was not
quick enough for Chapman who had his
own weapon in action before Hayes
could take good aim. Chapman fired
with deadly effect The murderer and
the dead man have been enemies for
some time. .".
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Expenses in Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio. Nov. 27.-The state
ments of the republican and democratic
state campaign committees was filed
a the office of the county clerk to-day
as required by law. The republican
committee expended. according to it's
report, S9,702. The largest outlay wa.,
in the, conduct Of the literary bureau
which furnished every daily and week
ly republican newspaper in the state
with plate service and cartoons during
the campaign. The democratic state
committee reports the receipts Of SIS, I49
and expenditures Of $685.
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Visible Supply,

New York, Nov. 27-The statement of
the visible supply of grain in store and
afioat on Saturday Nov. Is. as compil-
cd by the New York Produce Exchange
is as follows:
Wheat, 55SS6,0O0 bushels; increase. L.
$4,000 bushels.
Corn, n,572,00o bushels; increase, 5l5-
900 bushels.
Oats. 5917,oo bushels; decrease, POS, 600
bushels &c.,,
Rye, 1,99s,0o0 bushels; increase 1876, 00v
bushels.
Barley. S556,o00 bushels; increase, 49,
900 bushels.
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
easy. No. spring wheat, 63d64Ac: No.
red, 67G6712c; No. corn. a1ssd31Ac;
NO. oats, 23G2S1ac; No. 2 white, 27s.c;
No. white, 24@25s4c: No. 2 rye. 541aa
Soc; No. barley. 371431ac; No. l flax
seed, s3.s5; northwestern, s1Ss; prime
timothy seed, $40: mess pork, per bar
rell, S.69G955; lard, per 100 pounds. $3.50
ao.O71a; short ribs sides noose), 81 S0G515:
dry sailed shoulders fboxeD. 53sM5lkc:
short clear sides (boxed). S.. 156f5.20: whis-
Key distillers' finished goods, per gal
ION 81 o3l5
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VETERANS. INCORPORATED.
The Ohio Political Gang Get Ready for
the Fight. ~,.

Washington, Nov. 27.-The organiza-
tion known as the Spanish War Vet
action gives the society a business
standing and will allow it to defend its
rights in the courts if at any time
such action should become necessary.
This action was taken by Gen. George
III. ,Harries a member of the council
Of administration, four other members
joining him as ncorporators
General Harries also took the neces-
sary action to stop the delivery of mail
to William G.. Miller, formerly adju-
tant general of the Spanish War Vet
Grams in all cases In which such mail
eral. Such mail coming to this city is
now to be delivered to General Harries.
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Metal Market,

New York. Nov. 27.-Indieations did not
point to activity and stability when the
market opened this morning and events
proved that buyers were counting upon
concessions Unfavorable adyices were
received from abroad and the West, The
final phases showed some departments
to be in a weak, nominal condition and
no metal was entirely free from depres-
sion. Pig iron warrants. very dull and
lower to sell: lake copper dull, s17d17. %:
tin easy. $27 40G27.50; spelter dull 1910
m45o; lead quiet and steady. A621a0D
46I12. The firm that fixes the selling
price for miners and smelters. quotes:
Lead a 81. 40 at the close.
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For Bribery.

Lansing, Mich, Nov. H.-State Land
Commissioner w. A. French, one of the
men indicted by tho grand jury, appeared
IN the circuit court this afternoon and
was admitted to bail in the sum of $4,000
with w. G. Thompson of Detroit, state
Treasurer George A. Steel and State
Printer Robert Smith as sureties. He
is charged with offering, promising and
giving bride to executive officers.
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BRYAN on His Vacation.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 2S.-W. j. Bryan
has decided to spend the winter in Tex
as and California seeking rest. of which
he feels the need after the exhausting
campaign he made in his own and
other states prior to the late election.
He has rented his Lincoln home and
will be absent at least six months
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BanlS President Guilty,

Montreal, Nov. 27.--W. A. Weier,
president of the defunct bank Vile
Marie. was found guilty to-day of
sending false and deceptive state
ment to the governor of the financial
affairs of the bank The penalty is
five years Imprisonment.
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New York Mining Stocks,
Money Market.

New York, Nov. 27.-Money on calf
steady, 5l266 per cent. Last loans. 6 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 51s66 per
cent. Sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at $4s6GI4, s6L
for demand and s4.s164S1A for go days.
Posted rates. s4S2d14.S21S and s4s7. Com
mercial bills. $3.50 Silver certificates,
5S34659Ac. Bar silver. 5SAc Mexican
dollars. 4TAc. Government bonds irreg-
ular: State bonds inactive. Railroad
bonds strong.
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OTHER MARKETS.
Omaha Live Stock,

Omaha. Nov. 2T-Cattle-Receipts 2 e0O
head. Market steady. Native beef
steers, a60a6; western steers, s4,sea4 50:
Texas streers, s3.70a425; COWS and heif
ers, $5.25G4,S0: Gamers, s.. 75a3; stockers
and feeders. sa.6oa47o; calves, s4ae 50;
bulls and stays. s. 60d3So.
hoss-Recelpts, a,so0 head. Market
steady. Heavy So. 7s6a3. III; mixed 81 Il
a3.so: light, $3.75G3.Se: bulk of sales s375
GATH.
Sheep-Receipts. 1.5o0. Market steady
fair to choice natives. s3Soa4. 25; fair to
choice westerns, $s.60a3.so; common and
stock sheep 450m5
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estimates that the years wheat crop will
result in probable eXportable surplus
of more than 100000 bushels and an
ticipates that the yield will be 9s bush
els to the acre against seven bushels in
1888, giving a total of $4,000, 900 bushels
compared with 5000 600,
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A Burlington Extension,

Cody City, Wyo., Nov. 27.-Kilpat-
rick & Collins have been awarded
contract by the Burlington to build 6.
line of road from TaloolSa on the Bill
ings line southeast through the Big
Horn basin to Cody. Work on the
grade will soon begin. 1t is announced
that the Northern Pacific is also head
ing for the Big Horn basin and will
shortly let the contract for a line which
was surveyed last summer
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In Fear of Their Lives.

Chicago, Nov. GA fire which de-
stroyed the four-story building occupied
by Philip Rim & Co.'S planning mill, Div
ision and Crosby streets, tonight threat
ened the Two big gas tanks of the Peo-
pies Gas Light & Coke company and
for hours kept hundreds. of residents in
fear for their lives and property. Loss
Sl75 0O0
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In Memory of Hobart.

Washington, Nov. 27.-Out of respect
to the memory of the late Vice-Prasi-
dent Hobart. the president has can
celled all his social engagements for
the present. The members of the cab
met have done likewise and the adj
ministration will observe a period of