davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1900-07-14
THE MARKET IRREGULAR.
stocks Quiet at the Opening of To
days Trading.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Stock Market
opened quiet. with irregular price changes
resulting from the dealings.
The London market. Notwithstanding the
reports from China. was only slightly low
er, with consoIs showing a loss of 3-S point.
The dealings here for foreign account We e
on an unimportant scale. Aside from he
news from China. there was virtually nctk-
ing in the mornings Developments with
any bearings upon the market.
The weekly reports OF the mercantile
agencies were, however. more encouraging
than they have been OF late.
Active features of the dealings wee SC-
gar Reaning. Atchison. preferred. Missouri
Pacific Union Pacific Burlington ard
Quincy. and ST. Paul The latter stock was
notably firm. Brooklyn Rapid Transit wss
fairly active, and was heavy. The other
local traction issues were neglected
The evening times., 1900-07-14
DETECTIVE A. A TRAMP.
Chicago SIeuth Runs Down "A Pal
of Alleged Nurderers.

of Alleged MurdererE.
WHEELING. ". Va. July 14-TO effect
the arrest Of the men who shot and killed
eighteen-year-old Clarence Warrick. while
be was preventing robbery at his home
at Somerton, Ohio. on the Eight of April
last. Detective George Mccoy OF Chi
cago, disguised himself as a tramp and
beat his way over the West for two months
and a half with a gang Of criminals.
Yesterday Mccoy had the satisfaction OF
arresting on Ohio soil the alleged murder
ers. They are Barney Divine. Of Zanes-
Vile. Ohio. and John Stevens. whose home
is nowhere Mccoy worked westward with
a number Of tramps as one OF them and
found that a new organization OF wander
ers had been formed for the sole purpose
Of robbery. Mccoy became one OF them 70
all appearances. He located his men at
St Paul and became their boon compan-
ion. He proposed trip through the East
and when they reached Ohio the arrests
followed. As a result OF McCoy's discov-
cry, he promises to solve other crimes com
mitted within the past few months In many
parts OF the country.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
SLAIN By HIS RIVAL.
IndiaRan Stabbed 10 Death in q
Young AGmnn's Presence

IndiaRan Stabbed 10 Death in a
Young M0mRn's Presence
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July 1f-Melvin
Ingram and Miss Ethel Sims living near
the town Of Dana. were out buggy riding
Thursday night and while passing 4 school
house near the town. Tot DarneiI walked
TO the middle Of the road and stopped the
horse. He had been paying attention to
Miss Sims and when he appeared Ingram
demanded that he get out Of the way and
let him pass.
Darnell replied by abusing Ingram and
daring him TO get out OF the buggy and
settle the question Of which should be
favored by Miss Sims. The young woman
begged Ingram not TO get out but he did
go and was Immediately attacked by Dar-
nell with a dirk, being himself unarmed
ingram defended himself as best he could
by warding of the blows. but Darnell
pressed him harder and harder. and drove
the knife into his body in six different
places. Ingram tried two or three times
to get back into the buggy, but fell each
time from loss Of blood.
Miss Sims then helped him into the v~
hicle and as the horse started off Ingram
fell across her lap a corpse. Darnell is
in tail heavily guarded.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
NEW NATIONAL BANKS.
Decrease I'm the Applications Unde
the Present Law

Applications for the organization of na-
tional banks under the financial law pass
ed during the l3st session Of Congress, re-
ducing the amount OF capital stock requir-
ed to $4,000. have been diminishing OF
late and Treasury officials say that the
high-water mark has passed. The average
number OF daily applications acted upon
during the first three months after the
law went into effect were from seven TO
ten, but this number Is now decreasing
and the daily numbers now never exceed
three or four.
Officers OF the Comptroller OF the Cur
rencys Bureau say that for several months
the number will probably hold az these
figures and by the end Of the current year
there Will be but the normal number ap-
plying. Many banks granted permission
TO organize fail to perfect their arrange
ments within the sixty days allowed by
the Treasury and ask for extensions.
which, as a rule. have been granted. A
number OF banks, however. hare failed to
materiRlize so far as capital is concerned
and have been wiped from the list by the
Treasury Department.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE SCBt-RBA,
PROPERTY ~ ALEXANDRIA COUNTY

PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE sUBeRBAN
PROPERTY ~ ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
VIRGINIA.
appointed by the Circuit Court 81 Alexandria
County. Virginia. viii crer Tor sale at pubIi,
auction on the premises. On MONDAY. THE ed
DAY or JULY. 1S00. At 5ssJ ?. n. all that
tract of land, containing about twenty acres -
which the late Richard Norris died seized and
possessed. situated on the mzJn road leading
from Georgetown TO Falls Church. le=r Nuncer' )
Cross Roads. and about two and one-haA miles
from Washington. in Washington, District q
Alexandra County Va. and bailnaoi on me
south - sdiG county uCal. on the west by Sler-
Tiers ca Abe north BY Cussick's and Boteier's and
the east by DR.. }. T2beT J0nnson's and We4v-
cT's land
Tins lard Il improved by new six-room dwell
ing teneneut house. out buildings. fruit OF all
kinds etc. Is very desirable for small fruit
truck, or poultry farm. would sub-divide %
advantage Within one mile q the ". a and
F. C. Electric Railway, and three--iShths Of a
mile Of proposed electric railway.
Terms Of sale: One-thiTd cash, balance IN three
equal payments az six twelve, and eighteen
months with interest at the rate Of Der cent per
annum until paid or all cash az the option Of the
purchaser Title 70 be retained until all pur-
chase mOuey Is paid All conveyzn ncing. includ-
ing revenue Stamps. at cost q purchaser
A deposit Of 500 required Al time q sale
Terms 70 be complied with, within twenty days
OF day Of sale
For fali particulars call ~ ad1:eSs
A w ARMSTRONG Alexandra Va
WILL " DOUGLAS
$50 St Washington. ID. c.
Jyl3-d&ds. EN- special Commissioners Of SSle.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

(Filed July ls. IsCO.-J- r. Young, Clerk
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. THE 18Th DAY OF JULY
1890 MARY FACE CATlIN w. HENRY "
CAuIN. No. 2l30s- E9Iity Docket
On motion OF the plainrif. by Mr lawrence
fluffy ard Mr. Mss0n y. Richardson. her So
Ecitors. Il Il ordered that the defendant Henry
W. Catlin cause his appearance 20 be entered
herein on or before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this day; otherwise ;he cuse will
be proceeded with In case OF default
The sbisct Of this suit = 70 obr- 'ra--e
from the bond = marriage On t-e . %
adsIlt-ry-ca TIE part oi the defen.-4
Ey the court p F. BINGHAM
Chief Justice. &C
True copy-Terf.
J. r. YOUNG Clerk etc
By VI A CLANCY. Asst. Clerk
ivl4 u -
The evening times., 1900-07-14
OHIO POLITICIAN ATTACKED.
Alleged Attempt 40 Murder Growing
Oct of N Lawsuit.

Oct of Lawsuit.
HAMILTON. Ohio. July 1-As a resu1,
of litigation over the ". II. II. Campbell
estate. an alleged attempt to murder Hen
~ L. Morey. a prominent Republican pol
itlclan, was made here at O'Clock last
night by Al. S. Campbell Mr.. Morey was
sitting in front Of his Office talking to a
friend when Campbell stepped up and at
tempted TO draw a revolver. Morey thew
him to the sidewalk. where he held him
until the police arrived. Campbell was ia
ken to the station. 4 pistol and brass
knuckles were found ia his pockets.
The sale Of the Campbell estate property
at Hamilton is to take place today. Re
eeiver Thomas J. Peddicord yesterday ap-
piled TO Judge Thompson. OF the United
States Court in Cincinnati for leave to en-
ploy An auction eer FOR that purpose The
property Is that Of which Estes G.. Rath-
bone ex-DirectOr OF the Cuban Mails. was
trustee and about which Countess Grace
Won Rittberg. and Eastern creditors have
been ii;igating. II has been appraised al
a value OF $40 coo by the citizns appointed
b. the court 10 estimate its value. Gin
clnrstI and Hamilton real estate men are
expected 70 bid against one another for
the property. Colonel RathbOnes wife Is
one Ct the heirs TO the property.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
MAS IT A NIRACLEH

The marvellous cure OF Mrs Ren2 J. Stout of
consumption has created intense excitement in
CanIpaek Ind ;" writes MarCn Stuart. leading
druggist OF Muncie Ind 'She only weighed
ninety pounds when her doctor in Yorktown said
she must soon die Then she began to use Dr.
Kings New Discovery and gained thirty seven
pounds in weight and was completely ecred- 1t
has cured thousands Of hopeless cases and -
positively guaranteed to cure all tS-oAt. chest,
and lung diseases Fifty cents and 81 Trial bot
ties free AZ Henry Evans drug store, S22 Street
The evening times., 1900-07-14
National Dentist. Elect oneer..


NEWPORT NEWS. Va. July 1.-THE
National Dental Association which has
been in session at Old Point for the past
few days. adjourned yesterday. after eIact-
ing officers and selecting Milwaukee. Wis.
as the place for the next meeting The
following officers were elected: President
C. V, Black, Chicago: vice president for the
East, E. C. Gaylord. New York; vice-preSi-
dent for the West. T. W. Brothy. Chicago:
vice-prasident for the South. NJ. F. Finley
Washington; recording secretary. George
H. Cushing. Burbank. Cal: assistant sec
retary. A. II. Peck. Chicago; correspond
ing secretary Mary E. Gullop. Boston
treasure. II. W. Morgan, Nashville. Tenn.
ex acutiVe committee. c. V. Jackcon. Chi
cago; Thomas Hindman, New York; T. S
Waters. Milwaukee; executive council. H
J. Burkhart. Thomas FilIerbrowH. j. Y
CraW ford. W. E. CriswOld. and p. Holly
Smith. the latter of Baltimore Nd.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
Church of the Covenant supDIIe.

Following is a list OF the "supplies' for the
summer services at the Church Of the Covenant.
Of which the Rev. Or. Teunis $ Hamlin is the
pastor: July Is ard %, the Rev Dr. Henry n.
Stebbins. Of Rochester; July o. the Rev Robert
P. Kerr Richmond; August ;, the Rev. Dr..
George AZ. Wilson, Washington; August IL the
Rev. DT.-JOssph Dunn BUrreH, BROOKLYN; August
10 and-sl Ivtae Rev Dr. James Young Fair Sa-
vannahs September ? and 9. the Rev. Dr. Nelson
Millsrd,' Rochester. Dr. Hamlin expects TO oc-
cuPy his pulpit on and after September I6.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
Found Dead In n Horse stall.

FREDERICK, Nd, July 14.-Asbury
Brown. aged fifty years. who is said to
have relatives living on Biddle Street.
Baltimore. was found dead yesterday af-
ternoon in a horse stall in the stable at
the Croft Hotel, Frederick. An inquest
was held and the jury found that his death
was due to natural causes. He owned fve
or six acres of land near New Market and
had been working at various places IN the
country. Sufficient money was found In
his pockets to Pay for his burial and his
body was taken to Montevue Hospital.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
CIGARETTE CAUSES A FIRE.
ChicnEO's American steel and Wire
Plant Bndly Damaged.

CLEVELAND. Ohio July IA spark
from a cigarette falling into a tank Of
naphtha caused . 5srious fire at the South
Wire COMPANY early last evening The
eastern end Of he hoop mill and one build
ing OF the lathe department were de-
stroyed. The lFe started in the hoop mill.
Part OF the NIL. -Ss saved by hard work
on the part of the frsmen-
The loss on the hoop mill is not so great
as that on the lathe department. Most of
the machinery IL the latter place was bad
ly II not totally ruined. The total loss Is
estimated at S2l.OOl. About 200 men viii
be thrown out Of employment.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
uoprahnu Defeat. Bonner

NEW YORK. July 14.-Bnl Hanrahan.
the ex-amateur middleweight. defeated the
veteran Jack Bonner in the twenty first
round at the Broadway Athletic Club last
night In the first round Hanrahan was
nearly knocked out Bonner received quite
a trimming, but he stood the fSht with
gamenesS until the end.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
New York Cotton Market.
Army Promotions Announced.

These projections in the Army were an
nOuneed today: Leonard s Goddard, to be
captain. FOrty-seventh Infantry; William
r Harrison. to be first lieutenant in the
FOrty-seventh Infantry; R. Howard Will
llams. to be first lieutenant in the Forty
second Infantry
The evening times., 1900-07-14
LEAPED FROM A FAST TRAIN.
PennsyIvanIa Mans Remarkable Es
cane From Death

cape From Death
POTTSTOWN. Pa. July l4.-Joseph Beh-
ny. while in the custody OF a constable.
Ieaped from train going forty miles an
hour.
The conductor refused to stop the train.
believing the man had certainly been kill
ed. but when the constable went back from
the next station he could find no trace OF
his prisoner.
BENNY was found later at his home here.
He was slightly bruised, but showed little
signs OF his leap, and declared that Il did
not hurt him in the least.
The evening times., 1900-07-14

tom, druggist, Cooksldre, Que.s says; For 20
years suffered from Catarrh.. Ny breath was
very offensive eveE TO mysrif. I tried everything
which promised me l.. alzios; all instances
l had to proclaim them no good at all ] was in
duced TO try DR. Agne~ Catarrhal Powder I
got relief instantly after nrst application IL
cured and am free from all the effects Of IL
Fifty cents Sold by F. 8. Williams. Ninth and
F Streets: Edmonds Williams, Third Street and
Penhsylvania Avenue-5.
The evening times., 1900-07-14

Sugar held its own fairly well. The
company is making more than ever before
in its history. Its earnings are s50.0 a
day, or $4,000, 600 a year. or per cent
on the preferred stock and 80 per cent on
the cOmmoR.-It-is whispered in quarters
that are frequently well-infOrmed regard
ing the affairs Of the trust that the divi-
dend rate on the common stock is 10 be
put hack on a per cent basis At the end
Of the quarter
The evening times., 1900-07-14

By VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST.
duly recorded in Liber No. 23s9 folio 40 ct
SEQ. Of the land records o. the District Of Column
b.a will sell on JULY %, 1900, At 30 p. VI ,
IN sront OF the premises. that part q lot TO-
square 81. described in said trust, and improved
by house No. 2fi4 II St nv. Terms cash. Deposit
SlO0- Balance In ten days.
H. BRADLEY DAVIDSON, Trustee
L. 5. FRISTOE. Trustee
TIIOS. J. OWN AGctiOneer.
gyf4-2S,ts sxc arr
The evening times., 1900-07-14
DIED.

PRENDER-On Friday, July Is. 1900, ct $40
p. m. ALVIN PRESDER. infant OF John and
Mary F. Prcndsr. aged oEe year sad Ole month-
Funeral from parents rsssdenee. as Twelfth
Street southeast. Monday, July rs, at p N.
4s,.Ias
The evening times., 1900-07-14

Corrected daily ly ". B. Hibbs & Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. 1919 F
Street.
The evening times., 1900-07-14
New York stock sIa.-.e..

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs ca. mem
bers--o4-.ae New York Stock Exchange, 1919
Street.
The evening times., 1900-07-14

MONEY To LOAN at 81. Ssa. 4. and AZ per
cent in sums of $1,000 to $4,000 on D. C.
real estate: pay Of and 6 per cent mortgages
and begin anew, all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrower WM IL
SAUNDERS s. CO. 1f07 ST. NV iyI-tf, en-
MONEY loaned sslsried people and retail nler-
chants upon their own names without 80
e,Irity: easy pavme=ts- TOLMAN. Room 4s. 9J5-
9I4 s. oc22-Iyr
MONEY To LOAN on APPROVED COLLAT-
ERAI.-No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER
Rooms 40 and -. MetzerOtt Building. lll0 + ST.
jeI2tf
The evening times., 1900-07-14

Today's Stock Market was one Of the
dullest in recent weeks. Business was II q
standstill during the entire two hours OF
the session, and in a large part OF the list
no sales were made. The total of traDsac-
tions was very small. Prices fuctuated al
most none. but the fractional movements
were nearly all downward. The bank state
ment was en- excellent one. better even
than the most optimistic had expected, but
it had no effect On the market. apparently.
The ending OF the week was thus rather
disappointing after what many considered
most promising opening last Monday and
TUESDAY. During the past three days notb-
Ing last occurred worth mentioning IN the
market. TIE outlook is for declines early
next week II not Immediately on Monday
morning There is no likelihood OF more
than a professional market but the p.o-
fessionals viii be on the bear side Tor a
turn The surface conditions are rot IA
yOrable TO a continuance Of the advance.
The Chinese situation is not hopeful. There
are many careful people. however. that te-
lieve stocks should be bought on the neGt
decline, and on every decline i rthis pro-
fezs.onal market for an important advance
when the big people take the market aSay
from the professionals
The evening times., 1900-07-14
S5 Covers
Everything

NotWitLs,antinc the very great effort being
made By some q the doctors 0f this city Iucce
Dr. YoJra- 70 restore his -ormer high zee rate. the
doctor Is friu II his res utioa EC1 10 % -. and
be-s leave 20 Announce % The public that until
further notice he Will coUtinue % furnish al nee
iciues and treat ali VINO begin now Until cured %
the low rate Of - A MONTH. While urder the
care of Dr. Young there vii be 10 running %
drug stores for medicines No matter whether
you have one OF a half DOZEN diseases. - bill
cOyers cost of everything. Dr. NgVng's euorrous
experience and leng. careful study have enabled
him 70 perfect a system for the Treatment o.
Chronic. Nervous. and peilc@te Diseases thar l.
absolutely Unequaled by any other
The evening times., 1900-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.


MACCABEEs OF NATIONAL TENT
There will be change IN record keep
er's office next MONDAY NIGHT. Your
presence is demanded. ". A. BRODIE,
Commander Il
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On and after Sunday.
July Is, 1900, cars Of the Connecticut
Avenue Division of the Metropolitan Rail-
road will turn north on Ninth Street at
F Street, TO g Street, thence east over
the tracks OF the City and Suburban Rail-
wav OF washington. TO East Washington,
at Thfrteenth and ID Streets northeast
(Signed) r l. HAhi.
ivIs-2t General Superintendent
OFFICE OF THE CHEsAPEAKE AND
Potomac Telephone company-A diyi-
aend Of 81 per share will be payable on
the 23d day of July. 1866, to the stockhOld
ers of record at the close OF business on
the 18th day Of July. 1900. at the Office OF
the treasurer Of the company. GIG Four
teeuth Street northwest Washington. d. c.
The transfer books will be closed from
the 18th day OF July TO the 25d day OF
July. inclusive.
JEREMIAH y. WILSON. President.
CHARLES G. BEE8E, S"ea@urer.
Washington. ID. O.. July u, 1y00-
i,;ivt3 IA ISIS 19, 223
The evening times., 1900-07-14

Union Pacific was again during the great
er part OF the session strong and fairly
active. II was. in fact. practically the
enly stock in which any except the pro-
fessiOns did any business Ii is insisted
by the friends OF the stock and OF the com
pany that there is TO be 4 per cent 6ivi-
dend. The other Pacific securities declin-
ed fTaCtiOnaily.
The evening times., 1900-07-14

Wsshins g. =. c., july IA, 1900.
The population OF the district OF Co
lumbia according to the official count OF
the returns OF the Twelfth Census. is as
follows.
The evening times., 1900-07-14

The bank statement figures were entirely
satisfactory. The reserve had an increase
OF $+.5eO. coo and the cash increased s.. coo. =
coo. Loans decreased Sl.650. COO The Street
has hoped that the reserve would be IN
creased heavily in the near future. owing
TO the possibility Of uneasy money condi-
lions in Europe The large increase this
week Is most welcome. Bankers say that
exports OF gold next week are possible but
not probable
The evening times., 1900-07-14
CENSUS OF WASHINGTON
The Total Population 27S,7lS, an
Increase of 20 Per Cent.
An Official Bulletin Issued by Direc-
tor Merriam Showing the Growth
of the Capital City Since 1890.
Results of the Enumeration in
the Entire District of Columbia.

TIL following bulletin of the census Of
the District OF Columbia was given cut by
Director Merriam this afternoon:
The evening times., 1900-07-14
sunday mt Chesapeake Beach.

Sacred concerts, II a. m. and p. M
The evening times., 1900-07-14

Wheat was weak again today. but this
fact Gid lot prevent fractional declines in
the prices OF the granger securities. Corn
advanced in price IN a small way and the
corn news was net entirely satisfactory.
whbch perhaps accounts for the lack Of ef-
fecC OF the weak wheat market
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16

lie il getting this year from , to 81. d
nouI, for hi cOtt'H more IN u, lat year,
All ,vr d~.S.a' d that tor great del
q; lie cotton seed thr cotton seed oil
mi |, are now paying 25c. pr bushel,
A,e these advances wrong, and are the
M m,nufaclurnrS who are having to Use this
Drraact condemuing the parties who
McducG them, Simply because tho de-
uand is such that the price has increased
50 enormously over last ycaI? AT present
p;ineS the farmer can sell the cotton seed
from one acle of laud and buy as much
fertilizers as he usually puts over two to
brpe aces, cv"u though There IS small
DIV tcr il iIir price % fertilizers caused
h. H.. u.,u,i act res invuiS tApty higI
,".;'> ~ he .u,u1:!AlS entering infU
!a.',I.
". propose lo b4 pc feiSy fair and
ca lid IL our S:bsrnpnJ and beiitve tia
wheu ap utpIju,llrcl farmer looks int,
the situation he viii realize thlJ le Is no
charged AZ much for fertilizers as the
cost Of materials ui.iler present coAdl
iunS VA rant
Yours very respc ttullY,
). L. MORGAN.
Pres. Nisinia-Cav0lina Chemical 60.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
BACK ON HIS OLO GROUND
Bell. we'd Tnat Butler Has Withdraw i
Ills !arc"s to Chirvclry.

New YORK, Feb. IA The dispatches
announcing the British 'rotiremont" at
Reusn nerg are not satisfactory. "Our
lcssos are not yet known" said the
Daily Nails CORES pondent. There was
Lo- G-n.i..----ii--a--- ~.-..i"h. tina
This news is tie more depressing to
LONDON because only 81 few DAYS aco it
was believed Genera! French was about
to take Co!esberg. If rhe Beers are
able 20 def at General Clements in q
decisive engagement they may threaten
il ri Roberts base OF supplies at De Aur
Junction. This unexpected show of
strength by the Beers az Colesberg has
amazed those who wcro predicting an
easy march tor Lord Roberts throurh
tho Free State.
The experts who saw in General Bull
ler'S capture and abandonment of Vaal
krant2 l. fine pIece OF strategy say that
General Clements retreat 10 Rcusberp
Is part o. the same 20 lev. TO engage
large forces Of Beers wnilo Lord Rob.
e-rS Gemo!>hes Cronia.
lt is beloved that General Du.!er hat
Withdrawn his whole forco from Pos.
gle:er's Drift and Springfield to Cnieye-
ioy and is exactly where he began two
months ago.
The Lnnion Leaders war expert saws:
soul Il African mi.itarv opinion calls
for $4,000 or 1900 more men as soon n s
possible and ;his on the ground of mer.
clfulness aud ultimate ECONOMY.
This would bring our strength there
up to nearly 25O, 900, and this iorcs to
put down tvn rSnaibFfsyhE66sd, 81, 81, sa4Hi a4Hih5o-. NJ.
70 exceed $4,000. men, women and
children. aAu
Nothing but this fact was needod -
aem0hs'rate the futllity of the minis.
terlai scheme of army reorc,niz,,ii',
laid before parliament on Monoay
Ihe precise nature of Lord R,hor,.,
movements on Modder river and ~.
1hHe river are wrapped i'll mystery
CERTAIN IL Is that the country CIsnar,i
French maneuvred out OF in pnr,har,
Cap Colony has been reoccupied hv thn
BOe-s ~ 'Ho
General Butler is keeping his owp
secrets, but we may look for onotner
IN !vo ~ his art in day or two nroh.
ABLY to the east of Colenso" i'o
Inc expert OF TIE Morning Post co,,,
parea Tho situation TO tho America,,
war at the timc when the armr of tIa
fcLch'"c held al tho confederate forna1
III FItG!nIa. whi:c the western arn,;o,
m"vad down the Miss:ssinpj tbro,,
th3 heart Of the Confederlcy 20 AtIon1a
az savannah and thencs Forth in o.
er"l Lees rear "eH-