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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
REVISION EXPECTED SOON.

Paris. Jan. 1.-THE "Liberte' to-day quotes a
person closely connected with the Court Of Cas-
saton as saying that the inquiry into the Drey-
fus case is about finished. that decision may
be expected early in February. and that 1t VIII
be almost unanimously favorable 10 a revision
OF the trial
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OTHER NOMINATIONS MADE.

Washington. Jan. lin addition TO that OF MT
ChoAte the following nominations were seht 10 'ie
Senate by the President to-day.
tfrpvAN O. II HEROI.D Of Sev-Jersey Collector
q, iafsrnsi Revenue f0r With District ot SswJesey
POSTMASTERS.
New-yorn-CTIATNcEY =. AItGERsiNGER. AbanE
Tonnertlrut- THOMAS D. HiGGlNS. IeFrA ~
FRANK O. LETTERS Putnam. SNlNANUs = ni1 n
r,-c,< sr-.ff-rd. ii ARIES g. GEORGIA Cuionfil@
CHARLES II BRIcKESSTEIN - Colorado. 10 -
,ur1fv0r e., customs Denver
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Sew-Eugand and Eastern NeW-York. fair no. 90
cold northw~stsry winds becoming variable and
diminishing
For Eastern Pennsylvania ara Nev-Jsrssy Increasing
cloudness warmer: light 70 fresh north to northeast
winds
Fqr the District OF Columbia, Delaware and Maryland.
Increasing cioudness probably with Hight snow thurs
DAY afternoon or night. light 10 fresh eas'ery
winds
For Western New-York and Western Pennsylvania,
threatening weather. warmer Trash easteriy winds
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ryJov LEAGrr cLrB ELECTION.

The Union Leagus club will have ~ annual cleo
ton o, officers al its meeting this evening Elihu
Root ~ is expected viii be reelected president Of
the club without opposition
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g0TNDCR.S DAY AT CORNELL.

Ithaca. y J. Jan. I.-Founders Day was ap-
nroprstely celebrated AZ Cornell University this
morning For tho students ii IL holiday. Owing
IN the severe weather the audience which greeted
Inc lecturer Justice Frear OF Hawaii. YVES not as
large r usual fls subject was Hawaii-lts fut-
ire Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
ruF syrrATrOy ~ THE PHILIPPINES.
Ac1-1NALDO WILL FAIL.

From The Chicago Inter Ocean -,.. -, ., .
-,,-,ldo returned to the Philippine on!y py Ia
vor OF the Americans He was P PARMA Dewey on
no -, friendship 20 the United States II
power had been broken by me 49, OF the
trs,sb eaat nv the Americans He soon DtC@.il.
tool Of all the foreigners intriguing asa'nfI c mi fs
ugh he seems 20 have al ms UNI lnc
nov" ~ al tbe old men IN the
lied States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
GENERAL STANTON SERIOUSLY ILL

Washington. Jan. u.-Payraster-Generai STAN
ton OF the Army IS seriously III al his nome mere
with pneumonia. resulting from the sr'p "e1'
=, h,s aga n.arlv sxty-four years. some appre-
hension 4. felt although tonight he Is resting well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND.
JOSEPH II. CHOATE NOMINATED BY TIE
PRESIDENT

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE President to-day
sent 10 the Senate the nomination Of Joseph H.
Choate. OF New-York To be Ambassador En-
traordinary and Plenipoten'iary of tho United
States 10 Great Britain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE LoEw.


D. De Beaurepaire. in an article published
:" me Echo de Paris" insinuates that Judge
oosw President OF the Court, went out ot
rs way - appoint ". Bard, reporter OF the
D'.y'as affair because he was sure Of his par
.1"'y' and adds that ne also appointed masis-
"aes favorable 20 Dreyfus for othc- branches
y 'hs inquiry. Moreover W. de Beaurepaire
~ he rehabilitation OF Colonel Picquart by
Use Loew IS tantamount 70 an uncalled-for
e'dratlon 90 the innocence Of Dreyfus.
furthermore. " de Beaurepaire remarks that
.1'se Loew displayed hostility and aversion 10
4e generals when the latter were testifying. and
Np'essed approval Of the attacks on the gen
90 wan. in the testimony OF an ex-ofiicer who
,ha, gashcred for intomperanco also asserting
49,, . uuge Loe~, In examining the chiefs OF the
ouas.t eHu me ON -iais or the War once, put
-, o us with the object 81 confusing them ana
NJ vr.IneFWlse he frequently showed bias.
.a'azeau. First President OF the Court OF
ths Ion mas been appointed 10 investigate
T. '@ssst charges OF NJ. de Beaurepaire.
nosss.'.VN oi the Governments attitude, Il -
no,,.1 mat the numerous interpretations an
Ior-aS ior Tomorrow session will be al
c,,d, 10 rest until NJ MaZeau's inquiry is con-
snnN'u, although NJ. Dupuy. the Premier, will
irn-nas.ce MS readiness 10 answer all questions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

A.
FIFTH AVE. AUCTION ROOMS.
as 5,n
VI NORMAN. Aucton-er 4i
THIS EVENING
AT O'CLOCK
ALSO TOMORROW EVENING
Ar SAME HOUR.
EXECUTORS SALE,
By ORDER or TIE EXECUTORS or TIE ESTATE
OF ELIZABETH BARKER DECEASED.
OIL PAINTINGS
by Foreign and Anne rioan Artists-
Also 70 clo<- estate o, tho
LATE NAPOLEON sARoNy. A COLLECTION o.
OIL AND WATER COLOR
PAINTINGS
AND BLACK AND WHITE DRAWINGS. 4
and a highly interest ~ series -
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS
BY HENRY w. ELLIOTT.
Representinc Lite in tho Behring Ses
Region and seal Islands;
nrprcrING ~ THE MOST REALISTIC MANNER
THE VARIOUS METHODS cF CAPTURING AND
KILLING rfEE rrR SEALS Mp ELLIOTT M
CCrvED GOLD MEDAL AND DIPLOMA FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES Exhibition Al Der
GEN NORWAY ~ iSss. WHERE THESE PICTURES
ENTIIDrTED-
Atoni.hingiy hsh prizes gss ss' sss . Sell
pr,c-. -p-ar &C. Mr. Mrs NATAL. "a oih-eie
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DIED.

wooD-At Washington. D G.. January .. ~ oesSs
Ingersnll Wool AGED - years
San Frsneisco paper piaass copy.
TorNGxA, Wyoming ~ J.. January 10. iv~ sussu
Tucks-N wife ~ she late John Young
Funeral THURSDAY. i2h n~ arrival 81 III
.. foot Barclay and Christopher SITS
The stephen Merritt Burial Co.. zsi-13 west
I'D st--I rdaraksrs smhsmefs and funeral dHsctefs5
A-Th~ K~ust~o S~m~t~ry.-prfvsts stafica~
Harlem Railroad ~ nrrsf ride from the Grand csnsrsi
once ~ rss' t2f-sf
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70" IVNS AGAINST An EDITOR OF TIE
FETIr JOURNAL" TIE CAUSE or
TIE DECISION
''s' Jan ll.-Emile lola, the author has
rnn sentenced 20 pay fine OF 100 francs and
francs damages for accusing NJ Judet.
'1s' or the Petit Journal" Of using forged
=, IN attacking NJ zolas father NJ
'''e' asked for 10000 francs damage.
- announced from TaIlE on AuRust a last
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DIED

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be en-
6orsed with ful name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

Tribune once. Jan. Il. m.-Th- weather yesterday
was fair ana cold The temperature ranged between
and y 1sue., ~. averag. l2fA being 5s lower than
that O, TUESDAY ana 2s lower than that 81 tn" cor
responding day Of last year.
The weather to-day will Do fair ana s6mas
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Postofic~ Notice.

should p. rad DAILY b. oil Interested. as changes
T.. r. q. wee: ..i.: y; ssnSf ,g.r. ps ssa
Office a. follows Parcels post mails $3.50 era hoH sr"
than closing time shown nelo~
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st p.d9 Aa.,,. N..rana a' 6sr@sur psnm.r
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other parts o., Eufope rus. ss gre, 81 ~ "a a. ~
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SHOW OF FORCE. PERHAPS.

1-ron, The Providence Journal.
fIoi .',,-,, -,us, learn that the disposition er
Inr : - ne colony are IN our hands. ana IN
rnuA we shan employ no hassner ps e ,ns
arc necessary, we shaH ""' '"'''''
cfx q force
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FORCE III NECESSARY.

From The Detroit Tribune ..u.,,.s
- Aruinaldo is 70 greedy for power 20 70
- vii his own importance. ana so lshoI an. ~ W
w W. tns Tinted States he must ne 'aushl I.
Pos-. lesson II he forces the nand OF Dehera
Ole and the American commander mas 10 S 80,
Oti9, IN - either withdraw or hgnt ne shuuIu
"a md on the turbulent leader as soon AZ poS,
ssp6le and scatter MS followers 30 'ha' '"eS WA
"a, care TO try another revolution
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Gpetial Notices
Tribune Terms to Mail Subscribers

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ORDER MUST BE RESTORED


From The Troy Times .,.A IL ,,.tr
M be discharged The slande VII be Gon NJ s,
IN INC 49, 20 0rncr hand than IL NECESSARY Inc
ET,nnos Who have no organization ma o ress,
fl'panu the entire archipfiago, c"nnot ons 80,
10 cur 5tss..inlnea and wel-squipped army ano az.
of the United states Bui ns ,be good sense OF
ne on both sides will prevent an Arhe' co..
iislon.
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rRrnrNr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

liz this diagram tie continuous white line shows tho
changes IN pressure indicated hy The Tribunes sell
r-sorng baronetsr The dotted linz shows me empsra-
recorded a PER-, Pharmacy.
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PEACEFUL SOLUTION HOPED FOR.

Prom INC I'V5IO 4I'''+'N-' -.
:, vas not 10 night me natives Of the ISLANDS ina,
IL Nn9 -, n Manila our mission Is. as Presi-
Le"eS "t-t,tev said IN his recent proclafnafion.
ueN1 - Lenevolent assimilation and we natufSiIy
shrink from assmilA''hs the ri"p'''- ~" '
sword.
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" "As announced from Paris on August last
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tshoud - rad DAILY " OF lnlsrs'''d as ehsnsVs
NAV occur any ruel a.. ..,,
F1relgn mails FOR tho week ending Jennsry ~ sese.
vii clss@ promptly In al tssesl. A. ne benrfH ros-
orr. a. follows, Parcels post era hour sArsr
than closing time SHOVE below.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-18

who had taken her for his daughter. was
come to go unto the king. she required
nothing but what Hegai. the kings cham
berlain, the keeper of the women, appoint
ed. And Esther obtained favor in the
sight of all them that locked upon her.
So Esther was taken unto King Ahasue-
rus into his house royal in the tenth
month. which is the month Tebeth, In the
seventh year OF his reign.
And the king loved Esther above all
women. and she obtained grace and favor
in his sight more than all the virgins; so
that he set the royal crown upon her head,
and made her queen instead Of Vashti.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-18


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-18

Now. 1t came TO pass in the days of
Ahasuerus Ghis Is Ahasuerus which reign
ed. from India even unto Ethiopia, over
an hundred and seven and twenty prov
vinces):
In the third year 81 his reign he made a
feast unto all his princes and his servants:
the power OF Persia and Media. the mobiles
and princes OF the provinces. being before
him:
Also Vashti. the queen. made a feast for
the women in the royal house which be-
longed to King Ahasuerus.
On the seventh day. when the hearat Of
the king was merry with ". : he COM
manded Meluman. Biz;ha. Han Sig
tha. and Abagtha. Zethar. and .as.
the seven chamberlains that served =. the
presence Of Ahssuerus. the king.
To bring Vashti. the queen. before the
king with the crown royal, TO shew the
people and the princes he beauty: for she
was fair 10 look on.
But the Queen Vashti refused to come
aat the kings commandment by his cham
berlaiAs: therefore was rne king very
wroth, and his anger burned in him.
Then the king said 10 the wise men,
which knew the times tfor 50 was the
kings manner toward al that knew lax
and judgmentl.
Let there 60 a royal commandment and
let Il be written among the laws OF the
Pensions and the Modes. that It he not
altered that Vashti came no more before
King Ahasuerus; and give her royal es-
tate unto another that IS better than she.
Then said the kings servants that minis
tered unto him. Let there be fair Young
virgins sought for the king:
And let the maiden which pleaseth the
king be queen instead of VashtL And the
thing pleased the king: and he did 50.
Now. when the turn Of Esther. the
daughter OF Abshan the uncle OF Mordecia,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-18

A man whs gin 20 block oas % has "a,
. shake hAnds with everybody be sses :
~ better friend than some who hardly tax
Srs 70 sSe&k w ashinErsn Dzmoexat
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SN>~NrNsr~~~~~~-~srS~S>S
8 Z. HAMILTON. II D.
70 4 Douglas Avenue (Bittins eioeA.
tnird hoor1. Take elevator a. AArHs'
street entrance
Practice limited to Eye Ear. Moss ana
Throat.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-18
The Missouri Pacific Railways
Special
Excursion
Rates
For the Fourth Of July.

The Missouri Pacific Railway will sell
tickets a, the extremely low rate Of one
fare for the round trip. to any point with
n 900 miles Of Wichita
Tickets viii be On sale July 1st. ID. Sd
and eth. with final EmI; for return to and
including July s,h. issa.
No tickets viii be sold at q less rate
than 50 eentA
E. Z .BLECKLET. P. 4 7. A..
Iit y. Main Street
Depot corner Wichita and Second streets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-18
THE BOOK OF ESTHER.
CHAPTER I.

Ahasuerus maketh royal feasts. Vashti,
sent for. refuseth to come. Out Of the
choice Of virgins a queen Is 10 be chos-
en-. Esther, best pleasing the King. is
made queen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-18

BseksT q EsEEsh. Prssrfss0ra
IA sssacfsrsrs = oizlFsaisss irsn Czfnies.
Nstai sEyzrsts. Ia. fsua sat Esis
ESgsnE- GEitsEirE. spSsiinE chl1-
Esy TpSa SssifiIfsss. ste
g. kisds x 20 usfk sfa4psiy ssfes6sa
- f3fisa4sss fsrr-EssS - assteastas.
Ger. Flrss q EEsss sts.- Sar1sis Bs16izs.
SicEssa. EassAA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-18

A Il HOWE. Il d.
"a East Douglas Avenue
practices limited to diseases Of the Ey@
Ear. Nose and Throat.
}. c. DORSEY, 4. D..
10s West Douglas AvsnEA.
Practice limited &c diseases Of the Ey~
Ear. Nnse and Throat.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-09
DISCOVERED BY a woman.

Another great discovery has been made
and that too, BY a lady in this country
Disease fastened It's clutches upon her
and for seven years she withstood 10 se-
yereat tests, but her vital organs we're IN
dermined and death seemed imminent,
For three months she coughed incessant-
Iy and could not sleep. She finally dis
covered wag to recovery by purchasing
a bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, and was so much relieved
on taking the FIRST dose that she slept al
night, and with two bottles has been alb
aolutely cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
Iutz." Thus writes VI G Hamnics & Co,
Of Shelby, N. G. Trial bottles free at all
drug stores. Regular size soc and 81
Every bottle guaranteed,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-09

Kenua- jackson Co., " w.
About three years ago my wife had
an attack Of rhumatism which CON
fined her to her bed for over month
and rendered her unable to walk a
step without assistance, her lirobs be-
ing swollen TO double their normal
size, Mrs. S. Maddox insisted on my
naiog chamberlain's Pain Balm. I
purchased fifty cents bottle snd used
It according to the directions and the
next morning she walked to breakfast
without assistance in any manner,
and che has not had a similar attack
since "A B. Parsons. For sale by /.
N Bishop, Druggist.
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Important Notice.

on and after May l2tn u Brans-
wick RestauranJ win close at u
O'Clock each night unless orders are
sent IN prior to that hour foI meals to
be served after ~
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Mufiny in the Philippines.

Manila, Nay s.-The decentralization
Of the Filipino army has colmiuated
in tie open revolt Of Gen. Mascardo,
who was in charge OF BacoIar, with
1000 men, against Gen. Lupa, who is
10 second to Aguinsldo in command.
Againaldo has ordered court martial
to try Mascardo The particulas Of
the revolt are az follows:
Luna sent orders to Masoardo at
Bsscolsr TO hurry reinforcsments to
him just before the battle Of santo
Tomas. MascArdo natly refused to
obey the order, and sent back word
that he would only take orders from
Agninaldo. Luna Immediately select
cd 200 Of his best troops and started
to enforce his orders. Maseardo again
refused 70 obey the orders given b.
Luna. Both armies then formed iuto
line Of battle, but before beginning
to light Luna gave Mascardo one more
chance. Col. ArgnelIes was sent
with dag OF truce. bnt Mascrdo still
persisted in his refusal, but finally
consented to leave the question to 4 r.
uinaldo. This averted the hostiIities.
Luna then appealed to Aguinaldo, " no
Immediately ordered a court martial
for Mascardo.
MAscARDo AND LUNA srLIr.
Manila, May s.-The insureent
forces have been dig,ded.o cone body
under Gen. Mascardo going west Of
San Fernando. and the other com
mand, under Gen. Luna, moving
north. Both Of these leaders now lay
claim to the supreme command Of the
Filipino army, Gsn. Luna viii probaD-
" fall back to rerlac Gen. Mac
Arthur will probably retain San Fer
nandoas base Of operations. sending
out detachmedts as necessary,
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General Assembly Presbyterian Church,
Richmond, Va, May 18th to sOth.
For the above occasion the Plant
system has named rate Of $500
from Brunswick to Richmond and re-
turn. Tickets to be sold May letn
and 18th with final limit to June 3rd,
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A stassjag reward Of five dollars
Willie paid Tor information leading
10 the arrest o., with proof to convict,
any person or persons breaeiog any
gas or electric lamp globes, any pub
nc spieot, or other property, belong
ing to the Brunswick Light & Water
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The Arcade, delightful place to
spend summer evening.
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TWO CONCERTS TODAY !.
Splendid Music For the May Pole Enter
tsinmsut Il Arranged

- 'AS .A-SJ 49, s0@
tsinmsnt is Arranged
The musical feature of the May Pole
entertainment promises to be espec-
tally pleasing this afternoon and
tonight. Prof. Deals oglethorpe
orchestra Will play this afternoon and
tonight the Marine Band will give
an open air concert.
For the occasion the following pro
grams have been arranged:
ORCHESTRA,
PART i.
Marob, ''Ye Boston Tes Party,
Arthur Pryor
Overture "Lastspiel'- Keller Bella
Gavotte, Bridal" a BsihI.
Medley, The Winner" Beser.
serenadr, from the Opera Victor
Herbert,
selection from ~ TrOyatorse-
Verdi.
PART II
Overture, "rhs silver cross' Her
man.
q. Transcription, ~ Think Of Thee,
Sweet Marebef,ta" Brik Meyer Hell
maud.
b. "Minuet celsbrs' Bocheriui.
Waltz, ecam,ola'- Bennett.
Selection from Hall King" Lud-
wig Englander
Ballet Musie. Ia Dance Fantssti-
gus" Geo Il wilder
Selection from bohemian GIMP
Balfe
March, "a Night oR"s.R7sey