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WANTED.

! A At III AUaUsT GRocERYT cos sTo Es
y SEE OUR LARGE Adm THIS PAPER
TER AND GAME DEPARTM'IN'r ca Mt BE
z. BEAT. PHONE YOUR ORDER IN AND
h 1T WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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I I HE 7 EEL EE
Daily Business inc Directory |
BOARDING.

BOARDING..
MISSES MARTINS boarding house; permanent
and transient; nice rouins and good lure;
r 100 North Seventh Street.
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BcAROER
EBoARDFRs-5ob E. Grace Street. A room al.
ways for trunsicnts. Mrs J. a. WAKEFIELD 'l'l'
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WANTED. FIVE sHREwD. 1NTELL1G TNT
Z and sober men. who can furnish good refer
ences, as private detectives during the .holl-
days and probably permanent employment
4 Address p D.. care this office. iJ5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

s. SPENT AT D. 'sULLl,'AN's GROCERY.
COZ F. Marshall, will buy you $3.50 worth
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E.. MAIN STREET.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18
GROCERY BARGAINS.

GO TO GEO. L.. HAYNES & CO.. WHERE
you will be waited on promptly. ana GOT
your goods sent out In good shape 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

VIZ WILL BE GLAD TO GIVE SPECIAL
prices on goods given away by church
societies, etc. G EO. 4 L.. HAYNES & CO., lis
North Eighth Street. $9
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NOTICE.

THROUGH AN UNFORTUNATE MISTAKE I
< have a large assortment Of Christmas rec
decorations and small toys left on my hanas
z money out Of them. and they Will be sold at
a. sacrifice; enough for sey eral large rres
Address NOT a MERCHANT. care this OF %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

WEDNESDAY rs SPECIAL BAKING DAY
for private families at zATklNSONS.{ III W.
Broad Phone 2619 -
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WANTED, A NEAT, RELIABLE. YOUNG
white girl for light cleaning and assist white
cook; experience not necessary. Apply THIS
week s27 West Franklin Street
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FOR4SALE.

Stock Of r. L. TBRAUER q BRO, uprising
fu line 9, Banks Gts ;oo Tap ana xtursa
xviii sell as a whole or In portio Apply j.,
W. BRAUER, Trustee. EOS, ~. tlfth Street.
Richmond, Va. t&t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

LET scHNuRNAN make you Rainproot
= Overcout to order for s2ir-inadc In my own
workroot1s. SEQ demonstration OF Qualitlea "
Cravenette In window. 5SCttNU eAflAN. Talt.s
or and Furnfsher, 9U7 Eust Main. f5al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

THROUGH AN UNFORTUNATE MISTAKE J
have O large assortment of Z. Christmas ,:e
decorations and small toys left on my han DO
money out Of them and they will be sold at
e. saerince; enough for several large t-ans.
/! Address NOT A MERCHANT care this oil o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

THROUGH AN UNFORTUNATE MISTAKE I
have a large assortment OF Christmas tree
decorations and small toys left on my ne n, G,.
money out OF them. and they Will be sou al
a sacrifice; enough for several large rses'
Address. NOT A MERCHANT. care This Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

FULL LINE XMAS CANDIES, NUTS, CAKES
and goodies. z GEO. L. HAYNES & CO.. 1lS
North Eighteenth Street. ' q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

ELECTRIC MOTORS. pyNAAloS. sTORAGE
4 batteries Electric Wiring and Telephones IN
stalled. GEO, WTEUKBR co:,.ls N. Seventh
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR THE FIN EST
line OF Carvers, Table Cutlery an :. Po ket
Knives; find them. at BALDWIN n q
BROWNS, 1857 Il. Main Street, fi5
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WHY DIDN'T r THINK OF 1T BEFORE
Lovely Imported Sinking noveltiea A.
q Stills, 00S E, Main Street 5& s
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HELP WANTED-Female.

BRIGHT ACTIVE sALEsG1RLs WANTED
at MILLER & RHOADS'. Apply at 'rce
q MANAGERS OFFICE, z near main door.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

THE MOST APPRECIATED CHRISTMAS
present Tor gentlemen, L. an .r mpo 'ysl
riety and reasonable prices at STILLS. a0S
z. Main Street.
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5Elp WANTED MALE AND FEMALE.

FURNISHED BY THE
: SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO.; S9s
p; Main Street to operate ANY MACHINE.
arc tested: no charge Tor service. fhohc e11'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

cooK-wANTED, AN EXPERIENCED COOK
In small family: good wages: referen:st r.,
quired Call in person at once, NO. s1a w.
Grace Street Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

PURCHASER WANTED FOR. OLD BRICKS,
!, sash. Doors inside and outside Blinds. Door
and window Frames Shooting. old Lumber.
Jolsts Floorisg Beaded = SEINE anti u.s..
WIN &. BROWN, 1851 e. Main Street
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HELP sWANTED-Male.

RECRUITS WANTED FOR THEMu. s..
Marine Corp-Able-bodi unmarried mem
between ages OF q and 3d.. tor service
ashore and a]ont Apply at shafcr Build
ing, next door to General Postoffice. H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

WE WISH: 70 NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT
NO are not only here for the holidays. but
b permanently. BROWNE $ .5CONSTINE. .es
East Broad Street. ~ .3.55r ;si ~ 49, .f5s
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CANvAssERs-wAN LADY CANVASS
Win experience preferred. BOX AS, city.
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FINE ART.

Sc SPENT AT D. o. SULL1vAN's. GROCERY,
5oo Z. Marshall. will buy you $3.50 worth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

AVA faafher shoas is the best. Try It. Mrs.
A.. J.. PYLE. 3l5 North Fifth Street Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

NEVER BEFORE SEEN Rs:gE IMPORTED III
directiy. 1T Is Relief Copper Work: any sub
iect: come to sec ii, ERNF&sT YOUNG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

spEc1AI ATTENTION given to repairing hot
cater ranges and Latrobe stoves nrSt.ci Is
Div re fei enccs given II required JAMGo
W CARY.S723 Brook Avenue.
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FOR SALE, oIEAP.-A COLUMBIA BIcYcLE
Merchants National Bank Building. II h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

FINE HANOVER YAM POTATOES, 1sc. PER
peck G EO. IL HAYNES g " ~ ~ ~
Eighteenth Street, ii 81 422 n 5l S3i AZ lq9&
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FULL, 10 OUNCE PACKAGE TOWN CLOCK,
~ Washing Powder, none better, 40c. per pa T..
age. GEO. L.. HAYNES & CO.. lls N GlSh'
B teenth Street. S5f 5A-5.4! - l5,a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

10 have d look at the WILSON Wood Hea tlrs :
k saves fuel, money and patience. BALD WIN
G. BROWN, 1857 E. Main Street. Z.
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THROUGH AN UNFORTUNATE MISTAKE !
have large assortment Of Christmas ire
decorations and small toys left on my ha.iAs:
money out Of them. and they Will pe sold a.
a. sacrifice: enough for seyera larg trSes
y Address NOT A A111RC liant, caro- tnis Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

YOU HAVE NDVB RSEEN SUCH "A COB:
geous limo IF Frames They reach the TOP OF
indder on style. ERNEST YOUNG,
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YOU! ARE wELcoN1Er TO, oun sToMIE:;
It's a treat, don miss It ERNESf YOUNG,
5 North Seventh. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

WANTED. FOR q. S. ARMY Able 4
bodied, unmarried men, between ages OF
p and S5, citizens OF United States, OF
can. speak, read and write English. For.
information apply 10 Recruiting Officer,
10 East Broad Street. Richmond Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

BROWNE & CoNsTINE. POS EAST, BROAD.
wish to announce to the public that -hey
have come to stay. sS'
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SITUATION ANTED,F Female

TEAcHER-wASTED: AN EXPERIENCED ,i ,
high testimonials from former emploiers;
best references given; terms lnodsrate. Ad-
dress NJ, Chance. Essex county va
WANTED BY a LADY OF FINE 5HEAL, I'll
: mistress I'm hotel or hospital or tnurs Tor
invalid; best references for efficiency 9, re en-
and desired. In writing state salary. M!s,
s L. c. CATLETT, Gloucester. W =
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$500 sr1TcHpoWN sHoEs AMP 4, g 4;
FACTORY, ,7l6 f. Main ~ sfE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

o'iovaiyesf winter tcolors obtainuble in the old
country. ERNEST YCUNG's. 3 North So :
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= anv ono wishing eversrcsns for decorating:
have holly running cedar land mlselstoe.
FRANK. . b, W1LkINSON,N Nebletts. va,
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ray NY STRAIGHT WHISTLES: No REGTI-
ned goods sold goods delivered, sKELLEY'S,
i7O3 East Marshall J. Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

NTATIVE--WAETE BY a R1Ci-
mond manufacturer, travelling represent o.
tive to cover the Southern States; one with
some knowledge OF paper or kindre I. 'ines
preferred Address, with references MANU-.
3 FACTUflER, care this Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

sTENOG RAPHER-THE AGGREGATE OF
earnings during November OF selected sten2-
graphcrs furnished By the SMITH PREMIER
TYPEWRITER CO.. Richmond Office. TRs
$685. Phone 3446. st
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r AM PROUD TO SHOW My. FRIENDS THIS
). odd and unique imported smoking artcia It
ia so useful and attractive: A large assort-
n1ent at STILLS, 90S e. Main Street 55a
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CHURCHES. BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES AND
: fraternal orders can save money on baskets
Of provisions for the poor by calling on GEO.
L. HAYNES g.. CO.. LIS N, Eighteenth StFeet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

Won APpREc1ATD ART?. THEN GO TO
af>YOUNt;'S ART STORE ana see tho beautiful
2 line OF EtchlnEs and Engravngs; something
entirely new; 3 North Seventh. gG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

WE GUARANTEE oUR, WEIGHTS !, AZ AND ?
me- ire q on t Gii s ts"ntb Street
A \ LARGE SUPPLY OF THAT GOOD OLD
Virginia Sorghum. We have the Eenulne; \
don't be- fooled with an article Inferior g ~.
e HAYNES 81 CO., lis N, Eighteenth st.
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PERSONALS.

modelled and thoroughly equipped with new
furnishings and with fauitlcss beds Mana 90.
Il ment. GEO. L. PEyToN.. Of White sulphur.
e Rockbridge and Jordan Alum Springs, and
+ B. ~. .BEREELY. 20 years conductor on c.
& Q. r. r. naL..- s.El ~ 49,
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ERNEST aYoUNG's ART STORE. 3 NoRrH
I Seventh. has Just put on display the ne
line of importations ever seen In Richmond.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AGGRFGATTJ i, or
earnings during November q selected .teno.
TYPEWRITER CO., Richmond Office, %ap
toG2. Phone 3i46. III, sFsyf5
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WANTED, AT oNcE.sA GLASS AND WOOD,
office partition Address, PARTITION care
this office, i e ~ ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e. MAIN STREET.
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GOOD LARD &C.. 3 POUNDS FOR CSC. y 10
= Z. HAYNES 3 CO., Lis N. Eighteenth st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

HAM, i VEAL, CHICKEN AND BEEF LOAF,
&C. mar can; better than potted ham. GEO. L.
r HAYNES s CO.. lis N. Eighteenth Street. q
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HOT LUNCHES.
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LARGE PACKAGE QUAKER GELATlNE.
So. Der package. GEO Il IIAYNESH& CO.,
llS N, %Eighteenth Street. s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

II YOU WANT A STOVE THAT HEATS GO
to 1JURCEES' FURNITURE. STORE llo.2l
East Bro.r1rStr1et. ~! 800 ag y. Il
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NO. 4 SALMOND,a &c. CAN. GEO. l., HAYNES
9TF& CO. lis IN. Eighteenth Street. ls8 Is
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10 THE LADIES OUT sHoPPING: GO TO,
fATKINSON'S, ell West Broad S:rest Tor
your lunches-frled oysters, not rolls, cores
i and chocolate. etc.
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ATLARaD AND FRESH SUPPLY Or THAT
good old country meal l2is pounds to peck,
zoe per peck. GEO. L. EIAYN Els & CO.,
81l8 NJ Eighteenth Street. VI 5ss IN sssifj 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-18

HEcKERs BUcKwHEAT FLOUR /
mound a ackages, Sc. GEO.5 L. HAYNES "
CO., lis N. Eighteenth Street 5gi
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
R4RROW.S DUPLIC4 TED.
DR.. Honan Performs Operation for
Blood Poisoning.

An operation resulting from DR.. Barrows
discovery, was performed last night at Hanne-
mann Hospital. Sixty seventh-st ana Park-aVe''
on a patient suffering from blood poisoning. ine
nbvsicians who attended the operation declared
that TO all appearances it was entirely sue
cessfui.
Dr oscoe Chase, of No 240 East Fifty
third-st brought woman about twenty-eish'
wears old. who was in 6 grave condition, to the
hospital yesterday. bacteriological examina-
ton made by DR.. Honan. the attending surgeon
showed the presence in the woman's blood OF
the virulent bacteria of septic2ma, surg1caliy
known as streptococci Her temperature was
1043 and her pulse 14S. Her temperature was
rising, and it was decided to operate at once.
DR. Honan mixed a solution of to o'Voo OIL
formalin, and at o'clock the woman WAS
placed upon an operating table
A large vein was opened in the womans arm
and seven hundred cubic centfmetres or the So
luton which had been placed In a fine pipelte'
was allowed to flow slowly into the VEIN ihe
formslin thus injected into the blood circu-
lated through the body.
The surgeons were anxious to get statements
of the falling Temperature which was expected.
and the house surgeon promised an hourly eA-
animation would be made
In Dr. Barrows's case the temperature began
to fall Immediately after the injection. On the
second and third Gays after the injection, now
ever the temperature began TO rise again
second archaeological examination OF DR. Bar
rows's patient showed that the blood stlll mar
bored streptococci but that they were less viru-
lent in character, and that there were fewer Oh
them A second injection put into the
other arm and the quantity increased. Inc
pulse then dropped to- normal within Few
hours and a blood examination showed no
further presence of the streptococct
Upon the recovery of that patient, no harm
full effect of the formalin on the blood or system
being discovered, the operation last night was
performed.
In speaking of DR.. Charles c. Barrows's treat
nent of puerperal septicamia with formalde-
hyde injection, DR.. Smith Ely Jelliffe said yes
terday:
The discovery made by DR.. Barrows that a
solution of fornaldehyde can be introduced
into the arterial system without fatal results
is of great value, 1t is a considerable step for-
ward in preventive medicine.
That the patient who was subjected TO THIS
treatment recovered is no proof that her re-
covery due to the injection of formal
dehy6e solution. The recovery may have been
only coincidental with the treatment. Many
women recover from puerperal Septicarnla, ana
the value of the new remedy can only be deter
mined when series of patients SO treated re-
cover
Animal cells succumb much more rapidly to
the formaidehyue than do the vegetable bac-
terra; but if it is found that the cells OF the
body can Withstand formaldehyde, while the
disease bacteria succumb to 1t, the discovery
will be of inestrna BILE value in the treatment OF
various forms Of blood poisoning, and such dis
eases as pneumonia, tuberculosis and malaria.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
SEVERE CENsURE OF AN OFFICER.
Lieutenant Griffin, Of Fourteenth Regiment,
Found Guilty OF Charges

Albany Jan. 16.-The findings of the court mar
tiai which convicted Lieutenant Joseph Il. Grimm,
of Company D. 18th Regiment. OF Brooklyn. of dis
obedience of orders and making false certificate
affirming his presence at drill, has been ap
proved by Governor Odeli. Lieutenant Griffin was
fined s1O0 and ordered reprimanded In general Or
ders.
The charges of which he found guilty are
that he falsely certified that he present for
duty with his company at battalion and regi-
mental drills when in fact he was absent without
leave. and a civil meeting OF his company he de-
liberatey refused to obey the order of Major Will
lam l.. Garcia to assemble the company TO permit
Major Garcia to address them In accordance with
orders he had received from the commanding of
flcer Upon the findings General Roe remarks
| concur In the opinion OF the judge advocate as
to the inadequacy Of the sentence for the offence,
In my opinion the clear of deliberate inten-
tonal disobedencs of orders and the equally clear
case of making the false certificate and return
OF a company drill military crimes OF the grav-
est kind. Any officer who disregards his obligations
and is lacking in the highest attitude of honor is
deserving of the greatest censure.
Adjutant General Henry says:
No officer who is guilty of such offences should
be permitted to remain In the State service.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
PL4N TO KIDN4P T4 YLOR
Nan offered $4,000 for Youtsey S
.StOru to Grand Jury.

Frankfort KY. Jan. 16.-A sensation
caused in the Circuit Court to-day when Judge
Cantrill summoned into open court the grand
jury which is hearing the testimony of Henry
E Youtsey in the investigation of the Goebel
murder ease and said Gentlemen, I under
stand that certain person or certain persons
have approached some members of the jury and
made inquiry as 10 the matters which have been
before this jury. If this is a fact, want you to
report 1t to the court or If there have been any
oyertures, or intmations to you.
James Riddell, member of the jury who lives
at Benson, rose and stated that on his return
home last night he found man waiting for him.
1.-The man gave his name as Mcdowell. Riddeli
continued. ''and said that his home was at In
diapapos, Ind. He knew ". S. Taylor, and
knew that / was a member of the jury which
was examining Henry e. Youtsey Since the
investigation Of this case, and the testimony of
Youtsey, Mcdowell said worry had caused Tay-
lor to become emaciated. The man told me that
he knew who all the members Of the jury We're
and had diagrams of their houses. He wanted
me TO give him information about the testimony
of Youtsey, he could get money for IT. If
would do this, he said, he would divide with me-
we went outside the house where he told
me that if there evidence to convict Taylor
he (AIcDowelD. with others. would kidnap him
and bring him here and divide the reward with
me- He then offered me money which he had
in his hand, but 1 refused it. Then he showed
some money in my vest pocket, telling me to
buy hat with it; that he saw there was no
opportunity to get the information. He told me
that he was staying at the Capitol Hotel and
had driven out TO my house.
The Judge ordered Riddell to turn the money
over 10 the trustee of the jury fund. The grand
Jury was instructed to investigate the matter
A warning to observe strict secrecy was given.
Riddell said to a friend: This man said that
$4,000 was offered for Taylor's delivery at
Frankfort and that he would give me one-ffth
of the money If would tell ali that Youtsey had
sa,d about the conspiracy to kill Governor
Coebel l told him that could not be induced
| to tell any one what had heard Youtsey say in
the iuryroon; that had not even told my Wife
that Youtsey was before th+ jury
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
MEETING OF THE CABINET.
Departnent Affairs Considered-Possible Re-
taliation on Massachusetts,.

WASHINGTON Jan. SIT was said after the Cao-
tnet meeting to-day that matters OF great I'M
rorfance had been under consideration secrelarg
HAY who has gone 10 New-York. and ATTORNEY
General Knox who is in Pittsburg, were the only
sbsentees Secretary Moody, who was injured IN
a runaway aceident at Annapolis several days ago,
was able TO attend the meeting, although he has not
resumed his duties in the Navy Department ne
was warmly congratulate by the President ana ms
colleagues on his escape from death OF serious IN
jury.
Secretary Wilson made statement OF the hcuon
Of some of the Massachusetts authorities in arrest
ing officials of the Agricultural Department Tor
fyueltv TO animals their efforts to eradicate the
1oot and mouth disease from that State Ihe
ssecretary's determination TO contest the cases IN
the courts was approved. The action OF the MAS
saehusetts authorities may result in wfthorA~ei
cf the departments officers from the State ana an
5ronclad ouarantine Massachusetts, cattle. IN
thar event the State authorities woulo nave u"
fight the disease themselves. -, -
Postmaster General Payne took up with the
President some eases relating TO the appointfnent
of postmssters, but no announcements OF propapie
viii be determined early next week whether or not
Sarruel II Wick the coiored postmaster al wilson
X c is 10 be reappoiited, The case has attracted
wide attention No developments were reported IN
5ls FrSisnola pestoffsce case, except that IL mas
feen decided 10 decline the request OF the cltze1s
- Tn6Ianoia that their mail be sent 10 beathn1sn
Instead Of GreenviIie.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
TO CURB THE BILL POSTERS.

Albany Jan. i6-fsy the terms OF a bill intro
duced by senetor Fitzgerald to-day bill posters
pay license fees Of ss00 I'm cities OF the first elias
900 in cities of the second class and $500 in towns
or villages and two cents for each foot of space
occupied one-half TO go TO the State and the rest
to the city or village where the license Is issued
II is made a misdemeanor punishable by $500 fine
or imprisonment both. to print or post an ad-
vertisement bearing the photograph Of any living
person without his consent One section OF the bill
reads:
II shall also be unlawful 10 erect In cities OF the
first and second classes TO be used for advertising
purposes fence more than six feet in height
from the ground to the top of the fence to erect
any sign upon any roof more than two feet TN
height from the top of the roof TO the top OF the
sign, 10 paint upon any wall other structure
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
HAMILTON POST RECEPTION.

Alexander Hamilton Post, Grand Army OF tns
Republic had one Of the most interesting mSh's
In its history Thursday at its hall LexngtoTl-aNe
and One-hundred-and-t -twenty-ffth-st. when II gave
a reception for General Thomas j. stewart -,
cou,usnder-fn-ehief OF the order. and his stah
General Allen c. BakeweIl. department. connuaaasr
of New-York and his stan, and the Hamilton
Woman's Relief Corps, G. a. r. Before tae re-
esption the guests were entertained at dinner g..
the Casino. After the reception the onleers o.
the post were installed by the coHnandsr-in-cniel
a rare commitment 10 a subordinate post The re-
firing commander, Captain Theron Z Parsons VINO
was assistant adjutant general Of the Second CORPS
received a diamond studded q. A. r. badge rom
the comrades of the post. Addresses were Iaaoe
by General Stewart. General Bahe"ei' Fast ~NAi,
rander J. w Kay Major GraybiIl. officer OF
the Confederate army. and others A souvenir 9.
the occasion was a hard tack suspended trn ZOE,
red white and blue ribbons attached 20 wiiSen
was card with the words: 'Remenoranees of tns
dEys of is6i-65.''