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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21

FL senior Secretario de EStado ha re
mitido al Alcalde de Fajardo un giro
por valor de $50 pesos para que sea
destinado q los pobres entermos de
aquella localidad consecuencia dc la
vacunacion
Don Eladio T. Vega, Professor supe-
rior de Ponce pide sc ordene al ayunta
miento de Aguadilla, lie satisfaga 500
pesos 22 centavos, cue lie adeuda desde
que fue professor en- aquella villa
Con la adquisieion de IS palcos y 100
butacas. Sc ha alberto en- Ponce el abono
para la Compahia comico-lirica drama
tica que en- el mes proximo sc aguarda
en- la referida poblacion.
DON Antonio Cancel y doha Maria de
Jesus Cancel, vecinos de May agiiez, han
presentado instancia solicitado dispensa
de parentesco para contraer matrimonio
civil. Igual solicitud han hecho don
Marcelo We've doha Maria Castro
Velez, vecinos de Adjuntas
Sc ha dado orden al Juez de Instruc
cion de Ponce para que proceda la
averiguacion de los hechos denunciados
en- un telegrama puesto en- Yauco por
Juan Garcia y otrof.
La "Gaceta" de hoy anuncia para su
provision las siguientes escuelas vacantee:
Capital: Una superior de nihos, id
idem de nifas, tres elementales de min 4s,
dos idem de nifos, una idem de aduitos,
idem idem de ninos Asilo de BCnefi-
cencia]. Ponce Una superior de nj
mas, una elemental de nihos, dos idem
de niIias. Humacao. dos elementale-
de nifios. Aguadila, dos elementales
de nifos. Mayaguez, una element
de aifas en- Hormigueros. Gaayams, !,
dos elementales de niTios. Aiboaito.
una elemental de nifai. Aguada, una
elemental de varones. An3sco, una ele-
mental de varones. Aguas buenas. una
idem de Lifias. Adjuntas, una idem n
nos. Barros, una idem de nihas. Co
merfo, una idem de niiios GALES, dos
idem de nifios de ni1as. Gldra, una
idem de ninas Ca;nLy una idem de
nifos. Carolina, una idsm de ninas.
Cayey. 3os de ninos y min IS Coroza :,
una idem de nifos. Fajardo, una idem
de niias. Vieques, dos idem de niflos
y de nisas. Yauco, dos idem de niios.
Isabella, una idem de nos La;as. una
idem de ninas. Las Marias, dos idem
de nihos y de nifias. Manati, una idem
de niios. Morovis. una idem de niiios
Moca, una de nifios. Maricao, dos idem
de ninos y min $. Naguabo. una de nj
mas. Piedras, dos idem de ninos y n-
mas. Rincon, dos idem de nifios nj
mas. Toa baja, una idem dc niios.
Utuado, una itlem de nifias. Vega alta,
una idem de nifios. Vega-baja, una
idem de niios.
lie han sido concedidos ounce dias
de Icencla por enfermo a don Jose Sa.
bat, Juez municipal de Bayamon.
lie ha sido senalada la srcei da We
ga bals para que extinga condena al
proccsado Ses do Ayendes Arroyo y
Ia dc esta Ca.i.sl a Juan Cruz Quihones.
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21

OpERACIoNEs DE BUQUEs EN- Pro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21
CARPlNTEROS

Sc desean algunos operarios INTEL
gentes en- ell Taller mecanico de Carpin
terra de los senores L. P. Doria y An
guerra
Ponce, JUNO 1899. 3o-3
Don Juan Sumeira ha sido propuesto
para el cargo de Coucejal del ayunta-
miento de Manati en- la vacante de don
Antonio Pinto.
Don Miguel Fernandez, dueno de la
golets espafiola Inoceacfa, ha reclamado
la suma de 3I44 pesos depositados en- la
Aduana de Mayagiez.
Don Francisco Oller ha pedido como
deposito los modelos de ornamentacion
industrial y ell esqueleto que pertenecie.
ron al Institute, para utilizarlos en- 81
escuela de dibujo.
Don Pedro Marrero, vecino de Baya
mon, ha elevado escrito solicitando au-
torizacion para construir un puente en-
el kilometro 6 de la carretera de dicho
pueblo.
Sc ha expedido certihcado de libertad
favor del conhnado Pedro Leon Gussp.
Sc ha devuelto registrada 5on Luis
Freyre Barbosa, la certihcacion que
acrcdita haber sufrido examen para rs
cribano.
El Comandante del Puesto de Rio
piedras guardia q sus ordenes Juan
Cordova, encontraron en- el barrio dc
Hato puerco, jurisdiction de Lola. un
caballo en- poder de Tomas Rodriguez
Olmo, que habia 81 10 robado en- Aguas-
buenas a Isidoro Ramos.
Por la Secretaria de Justicia sc ha ma
nifestado al General Davis que don An
tonic Monrroig ha sido ab'uelto por la
Corte Suprema, pudiendo trasladarse
donde le convenga.
Don Ramon Ms Menendez, ha toma-
do possession del cargo de Juez de Ia
Instancia de Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21

Don Eladio T. Vega, Professor supe-
rior de Ponce pide Sc ordene al ayunta
miento de Aguadilla, lie satisfaga 500
pesos ~ centavos, cue lie adeuda desde
que fue professor en- aquella villa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21
UIdnOS C1l|granaS
St Thomas, >: ,'aIde
TIHANTEz De Rt1ACIoNES

Son muy tirantes, hasta el punto
de tomerse un formal 70, ipimiento,
las relaciones diplomaticss entire
Inglaterra y el Transvaal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21

Con la adquisieion de IS palcos y 100
butacas. sc ha alberto en- Ponce el abono
para la Compalia comico-lirica drama
tica que en- ell mes proximo sc aguarda
en- la referida poblacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21

FL cabo Jaime PaGro. con fuerAs a
sus Crdenes. ha capturado al bsido-
lero Balbino Desiderio, compa1ero que
fue del 'Banato', muerto hace poe. por
la Policia insular de la Carolina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21

Don Pedro Marrero, vecino de Baya-
mon, ha elevado escrito solicitando au-
torizacion para construir un puente en-
el kilometro 6 de la carretera de dicho
pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21

Sc ha dado orden al Juez de Instruc
cion de Ponce para que proceda la
averiguacion de los hechos denunciado:
en- un telegrama puesto en- Yauco por
Juan Garcia y otros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21

DON Antonio Cancel y doha Maria de
Jesus Cancel, vecinos de May yaguez, han
presentado instancia solicitado dispensa
de parentesco para contraer matrimonio
civil. Igual solicitud han hecho don
Marcelo We've y dofa Maria Castro
Velez, vecinos de Adjuntas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21

Sc ha expedido certihcado dc libertad
4 favor del conhuado Pedro Leon Gussp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21

Doha A'ejandrina Laugier viuda de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21

La Direction de Ooras P1blicas ha
remitido al Ingeniero residente en- Pom
&C senior Domenech, os datos referentes
a concesiones de aguas de la hacienda
Amelia" de aquella Jurisdiction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21

lie han sido concedidos ounce dias
de licencia por enfermo a don Jose Sa.
bat, Juez municipal de Bayamon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21

Sc ha devuelto registrada oon Luis
Freyre Barbosa, la certifcacion que
acrcdita haber sufrido examen para rs
cribano
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-21

lie ha sido selalada la srcel da We
ga bala para que extinga condena al
procesado Sc. do Ayendes Arroyo y
i dc esta Go. ..i'al a Juan Cruz Quihones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-05
ADMIRAL SCHLEY'S COMMAND.
Will Not Be Assumed Until Early in
December.

Although Rear Admiral Schley has been
formally notified to hold himself in readi-
ness to command the South Atlantic sta
ton. the actual orders assigning him to
that duty have not yet been issued. 1t is
expected, however, that such action will
be taken in a day or two. Now that his
old flagship, the Brooklyn, has been or
dered to the Asiatic station 1t is probable
that the Chicago will continue to serve as
flagship of the South Atlantic station.
Rear Admiral Schley. in notifying the Pres
ident of his readiness to accept the sea
detail selected for him, requested as a spe-
cial favor that he be given the Brooklyn
as his flagship. The President promised that
his wishes in that respect would be COM
piled with If it could possibly be done.
Asiatic station has, however, necessitated
change in the arrangements. and, as al
ready stated. it is likely that Admiral
Schley will raise his flag on the Chicago.
According to a report received at the Navy
Department from Captain Cooper, COM
mand:ng the Chicago. that vessel is in
need of extensive repairs. which can hardly
be made inside of two months. 1t there
fore appears that if the Chicago is to be
the flagship of the South Atlantic station
Admiral Schley will net be able to assume
command until after the 1st of December.
The squadron now consists of the Chicago
and the gunboats Montgomery and Will
,nington. So far provision has been
made to add any vessels to the fleet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-05
PRESIDENT EN- ROUTE WEST.
Special Train bearing His Party
Maker Good PrOxPeaA.


PITTSBURG, Pa, October 5.-President
Mckinley's special train passed through
Pittsburg today on the Pennsylvania rail-
road, carrying an array Of distinguished
people such as has not been seen in this
city in many years.
While the special was standing in the
yards at the Union station Senator Hanna
and ex-Secretary of War Russell A. Alger
were in Pullman car on the western ex-
press, which was being held few minutes
to allow the Presidents train to pass. Sem
ator Hanna paid his respects to the Presi-
dent, but Gen. Alger was sleeping and did
not leave his berth for some time after the
Presidents train had left for the west.
ALLIANCE, Ohio October 5.-The Penn
syivania special bearing the presidential
party westward arrived in Alliance at 1915
am, having made the run from Pittsburg
without stopping. The President and men,
bers of the cabinet, all of whom are on
board except Secretary Gage, spent the
morning quietly. Crowds were notceably
absent at the different stations along the
line, as it was well known that no stops
would be made. At Pittsburg the Presi-
dent and Senator Hanna had a brief con-
ference.
CANTON. Ohio, October 5.-President Nc
kinley's greeting from his old friends and
through the city Of Alliance and Canton
was especially warm. Whistles were
blown and bells rung as the train pulled in,
and the station was decorated with flags
and bunting.
The stops made at these places were not
sufficient in length to permit any speech
making. and the crowds which had gath
cred were forced to be satisfied with con-
gregating about the rear platform and
shaking hands with the President and
members Of cabinet.
The Presidents niece, Miss Mary Barber
boarded the train at Canton to accompany
the President and Mrs. Mckinley through
out the remainder Of the long Journey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-05
A MILLIONS GALLONS A DAY.
Possible Future supply of the Hot
SPRINGS.

Possible Future Supply of the Hot
Springs.
The annual report of the superintendent
of the Hot Springs reservation was given
to the public today.
After describing the location of the res
ervation, the report continues:
THE hot springs, which are seventy-three
in number, issue from the side and base of
Hot Springs mountain, the waters from
each being secured at the source and con-
veyed through pipes laid from one to sew
eral feet under ground to the bath houses
and reservoirs. The actual quantity of
hot water discharged by all these springs
is not definitely known, but that which is
required for the daily supply of the bath
houses is $4,000 gallons, the maximum
supply for each tub being estimated at
1,0G0 gallons per day. The hot water
which is under control In addition to this
is about 100000 gallons, and is conveyed
through a system of pipes to the lmpound-
ing reservoir and discharged through It
into Hot Springs creek. The total daily
supply of hot water under control at pres
ent is estimated to be SSs0O0 gallons. l
think it probable that with careful devei-
opment and the use of stitable pumps to
raise the water from the lower levels.
the total supply of hot water might be in
creased to 100000 gallons each twenty
four hours"
The visitors during the year have ma
the nefarious practice 81 fully one-haif
the practicing doctors employing drum
mers to solicit trade, and it Is recommend
ed that competent board of medical eX
aminers be appointed TO pass upon the
licenses issued to medical practitioners
The receipts for baths Curing the year
increased S13,0G6.4o. The total number of
baths given during the yesr was 556 80.
1t is recommended that a hot-water res
ervoir be constructed at the foot Of the
bluff back of the big iron bath house site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-05
Personal Mention.

Mr.. L. S. Brown, jr,, son of Colonel l..
S. Brown of the Southern railway, after a
pleasant trip of several weeks through
England France and Germany, has re-
turned home. much improved in health.
Captain Charles Emory of the ooth In
diana Regiment, in which Judge kimball
served during the civil war, was visitor
at the Police Court today.
Mr.. r. G. Cook of Hartford, Conn, who
resigned a position with the Colts Fire
arms Company to accept similar position
here, is now in the city.
Rev. Harry F. Dittman of the Reformed
Church. Jefferson, Md, has been in the
city for a few days attending the council.
Mr. John c. Scotieid. chief clerk OF the
War Department, has resumed his official
duties after a vacation of several weeks
spent in the Adirondacks.
Mr.. John S. Shriver of the New YORK
Mail and Express has returned to this city
from a short visit to England and France.
DIR. E. S. kmball has returned after
trip of several months duration from Italy,
where he was a guest of the distinguished
maestro, Signore Antonietu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-05
CORNWELL'S EXPEDITION RETURNS
Hull of the Urdaneta Brought Back
Ornnf BOmbarded.


MANILA, October 5, $40 p.m.-The ex-
pedition sent to the Oram river, under the
command of Captain Cornwell, to recover
the sunken gunboat Urdaneta, returned to
Cavite yesterday with the hull OF the boat,
after bombarding Orani and landing a
force.
Captain Cornwell brought one prisoner.
Lieutenant Franklin of the army gunboat
Laguna de Bay guided the expedition.
There were no casualties.
On Monday morning the expedition en-
tered the river and anchored above Orani.
near the Urdaneta, the inhabitants of the
town simultaneously evacuating 1t, and
carrying their belongings with them.
The gunboats bombarded Orani, the
beaches and the surrounding country for
half an hour, receiving Mauser volley in
reply.
The Urdaneta was towed on the bar
about 10 o'clock that evening, the opera
tions of the Americans being unmolested.
The following morning the bombardment
was renewed to cover IA landing of $50 blue
jackets and marines about half a mile
above the town.
On entering Orani the Americans expert
enced slight rifle FIRE from the Filipino
trenches. They found the town untenanted
| and that the shells had ignited few huts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-05
EXPORTS OF CIENFUEGos.
Trade for First Eight Months q
American Occupation.

The War Departments statement of ex-
ports at the port Of Cienfuegos. Cuba, for
the first eight months of American oc-
cupation, ending August 81, 1899, shows
that they amount to the handsome sum
of $5,O31, ,743.
OF the amount exported the United States
took S., 026 279 worth. virtually all. while
the British West Indies took $1.564 worth
and Spain $500 worth.
By articles the United States took $23. .SS5
worth of manufactures Of copper, $55 worth
OF textiles and fibers, $32, ,9S2 worth of ami
NAL products, 81. 400 worth Of honey, $3.50
worth of paraftin, stearine and wax; $272
worth of distilled spirits, $3.50 worth OF
molasses and sirups, LIP worth of wines,
s4.9o4.19 worth of refined sugar, $24,976
worth of leaf tobacco, 50 worth Of vege-
tables, $227 worth of cigars, 81 worth Of
cigarettes; other articles of the value Of
$lS,227, and of gold coin. 300
Spain took $500 worth of gold coin. while
the exports to the British West Indies con-
sisted of sugar, leaf tobacco, cigars. cigar
cites etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-05

their dispatch to Cuba and Porto Rico.
The department embraced the states of
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ala
pama. Mississippi and Louisiana. The
state OF Texas was also originally included
IN Its boundaries. but was recently reor-
sanlzed into separate department. The
present commander of the department OF
the gun IS Colonel r. 7. Frank of the 1st
artillery, who formerly held a commits
SION as brigadier general of volunteers
His headquarters is at Atlanta, Ga. The
order for the abolition of the department
directs General Frank to return to Fort
Monroe. Va, for duty with his regiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-05

Dissolution of One Board and Ap-
pOintment of Another.


pOintment of Another.
The board of officers appointed to meet
at Governors Island. New York city, June
s. to examine officers to determine their
fitness for promotion, has been dissolved,
and its business turned over to board ap-
pointed today, consisting of the following
named officers:
Lieut. Col Tully McCrea, 9TH U. S. Ar
tillery; Maj J. P. Story, 7th L. S. Artil-
lery; Capt. B. K. Roberts, 9th U. S. Ar
tillery; Capt. E. B. Frick, assistant sur
geon U. S. A. 1st Lieut.. S. NJ Water
house, assistant surgeon Z. S. A. and 1st
Lieut.. w. P. Pence, 9TH U. S. Artillery.
Maj. F. A. Whitney, 9th Z. S. Infantry, is
detailed to relieve Capt. Roberts during
the examination of captains only, and
Capt Roberts will resume his seat for all
other examinations.
The following-named officers have been
ordered to report for examination by the
above board:
Capt. Joseph Garrard, 9th U. S. Cavalry;
1st Lieut.. ]. R. Lindsay, Sth q. s. In
fantry, and I'd Lieuts P. H. McCook. 9Th
L. S. Infantry, and William Kelly, jr., Cd
U. S. Cavalry.
The order of Sept. 20, relating to Lieut..
Col. Charles r. Barnett, deputy quarter
master general U. s. A. has been revoked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-05
ADMIRAL How1soN REPORTS.
Makes an Official Visit to the Navy
Depart rtment.

Rear Admiral Henry L. Howison, who
was detached from command. of the South
Atlantic station the Sd instant, made an
official visit to the Navy Department this
morning and reported the successful con-
clusion of his long cruise on the flagship
Chicago. Since his last appearance at the
department, Admiral Howison has made a
trip covering over 2p,oU miles on that yes
sci, including the decentralization OF
Africa. This is the first opportunity he has
had to visit Washington since he hauled
down his flag last Tuesday. With that
act he concluded an active and honorable
career in the navy extending over period
of forty-tive years. Since his entry into the
navy in September, 1854, he has been unem-
ployed only one year, and he has had a
sea service of nearly sixteen years. He
will retire fer age next Wednesday, and
will make his temporary residence in New
York city. He will return to that city next
Saturday for the purpose of meeting Mrs
Howison, who is now on her way home
from a tour of the continent. Whether
they will make their permanent home in
New York or this city will depend upon
the wishes of Mrs. Howison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-05
FOR A DEEP WATERWAY.
Chicago Sanitary Canal Commission
ers Go Record.

CHICAGO, October 5.-The trustees OF
the sanitary district have adopted re-
port made by the joint committee on
finance and engineering, inclosing COM
munlcation to the deep waterways COM
mission that is to meet in Peoria October
10 and H. The communication defines the
districts policy in favor of deep water
way and gives a sketch of the work al
ready done toward accomplishing it in the
construction Of the sanitary canal.
A convention in Chicago for next year Is
suggested to be attended not only by rep
resentatives from Illinois, but representa-
tives in Congress, United States senators
and such other representatives from Iowa,
wisconsin, Indiana, Missouri, Michigan,
Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota Mississippi,
Louisiana and Tennessee as will make the
convention representative Of the west and
south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-05
ASSIGNED TO REGIMENTS.
orders to Volunteer Officers Recent
Rrnn,0fed

Orders to Volunteer Officers Recently
Promoted.
The following assignments to regiments
of officers recently promoted have been or
dered:
Major George P. Borden, to the Sd L. ..
Infantry; Major William B. Wheeler. to
the 18th U. S. Infantry; Major Walter s.
Scott, to the 4th U. 9. Infantry; Major Cor
nelius Gardener, to the 18th U. 8. Infantry
Major Allied Reynolds, to the 22d U. S.
Infantry: Captain Sydney A. Cloman. q
the 23d L. S. Infantry, Company L; Cap
tain Charles Crawford, to the 9Th U. s.
Infantry, Company F; Captain William S
Graves, to the 9th U. S. Infantry: Captain
Frank D. Webster. to the 18th L. S. In
fantry, Company E: Captain Joseph d.
Leitch, to the 18th L. S. Infantry, Com
pany G.: Captain Samuel BurlShardt. tr
to the 10Th L. S. Infantry. Company {;
Captain James E. Norrnoye. to the 20.h
L. S. Infantry, Company A; First Lieuten-
ant Charles p. Faulkner. to the sth U. S.
Infantry; First Lieutenant Edward w. Per
kins, to the LIST L. S. Infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-05

Secretary Reftz Explains the Situa-
ton in the TrnnsXaaI.


tiOn in the TransvaaI.
PRETORIA, October 5-F W. Reitz. the
Transvaal secretary of state, in the course
of an interview given to a representative
of the Associated Press. said:
The Transvaal government is awaiting
the next imperial dispatch, which ought to
| contain the final proposals of Great Britain
The British agent Conyngham Greene, has
informed me that the dispatch is in course
of preparation, but that some days will
elapse before 1t will be ready.
I'm the meantime the Transvaal forces
are mobilizing and going to the frontier.
The government however, has issued strict
injunctions to commandments and all other
military officers on no account TO violate
British territory
Several boxes of bar gold which were
lodged at the national bank Of the South
African republic, were this afternoon COM
mandeered by the Transvaal government
who gave the companies full receipts.
The German group offered objection,
working expenses.
Transports Reach Durham.
DURHAM. Natal. October 5.-Five Indian
transports, with two regiments of infan-
try, a battery of artillery and part of the
10Th Hussars, arrived today.
Maj. Gen. Sir Archibald Hunter accom-
panied by the officers of his staff, landed
| Immediately. Owing to the heavy rain fall
ing at the time there were few spectators
of the debarkaton.
LADYSMITH, Natal, October 5.-The
9th Lancers and naval brigade from
Durham have arrived here and are en-
camped near the railway.
MAFEkING, October 5.-It is asserted
here on reliable authority that the bur
ghers have been strictly enjoined not to
Gloss the western frontier or to interfere
with civilians, but to resist the passage of
an armed force.
NEW CASTLE, Natal, October 5, 1880
ANA dispatch has been received here
from the government stating that there is
no immediate cause for alarm. This has
had the effect of arresting the panic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-05
Presidential Selections.

PFesfdentfaI SeIoCffOnO.
The following appointments In the In
terror Department have been made by the
President:
Ira A. Hatch Of Mound City, 8. D., In
dian agent, Cheyenne River, 8. D., vice
James G. Reid, removed.
Lee Slower Of Watertown. 8. D., register
of the land Office at Watertown, vice Ho-
bart A. Babcock, removed.