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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31
SUICIDE AT FORT HAMILTON.

The body OF David Wilson, discharged soldier,
late OF Company Z, Fourth Cavalry, native Of
Cooperstown, scotland. aged 81 years was found
yesterday morning hanging from a tree near Fort
Hamilton, VITA evIuences VI suicide. He was be-
heved 10 have been insane. coroner Slmms VIII
hold an inquest &C the Brooklyn Morgue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKETS.


sugar, dull; prices nominal; small business Nos
10 TO IL Dutch stand ard. Izs 1884, reals per arrobe
Nos Is TO ~ Dutch standard, 1915 lsreals moiasses
l04 II reals centr al sugars, tar 10 good quail
ity ~ reals IN god ado 81 81 reals
In god Tor common TO fair. anu o. reals IN gold for
fair good refining; centrifugal sugars, II la In
boxes 1874 IA reals stock In ware house al
Havana and Matanzas, 4f2O boxes and sA00J hhdS .
receipts OF the week. 1850 boxes and $40 binds
Exports the week, 550J boxes and 500 hhds IN
GLIDING 100 boxes and IS U nhdS 10 the United STATES
Bacon $s7 $50 per cwt Flour, American. So SO 81
per bbL nams. American sugar-cured. SIS 4 81
quintal Lard. in KEGS. $50 80 $40 per Quinfal IN
Tins, s45 SE Potatoes. s. IS ~ per Dbl Wax, YET
low 3lt 50 q SIS per arTobe. Naval stores armer.
Lumber. white pine, SO sos per NJ; pitch
pine SIS a S37. shocks dat White navy beans a
24tS reals per arrobe. Chewing tobacco, $50 SIS
qunuaL Corn l01s II reals per arrobe. hoops dat;
long shaved SIS $50 per Freghts dun and nominal.
spanish gold. 1917 I9s; American, 1879 200 Exchange
adv: United states, 90 DAYS currency. u IS
premium short sight, 20 " premium 60 Gays. gold,
a "a premium; snort sight 100 a lUI premium Lon.
don. IN IL premium on Paris 100 l02 premium
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE X. 4, Nav 81 1875
Printing cloths were more active during the past
week with larger sales, the market closing 3i.c a
SIC best STANDARD aud extra 64x6A advance or
&c. higher grades sales OF the week l67U0 pieceA
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THE COURTS.
FTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.

COMMITTED IOK IHLAL.
Joseph scannell, Charles williams alias Gus
Nichols, aud Peter WOODS, the three men arrested
In the act OF committing a burglary az No. 2o3
East Twenty.tnrd street on tue 22d inst nave
been held Tor trial Nichols VIII appear against
his comrades the trial as q witness Tor tue
state, and tnelr CONVICTION IS therefore certain.
lie has also gwen ia OrmatlOn 10 Captain Gunner,
OF the Eighteenth precinct, that Will enable him
10 arrest two other persons who participated In
the burglary. Thomas stafford, another oil the
gang, is yet In the hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT,
Before Judge Bixby.
THE SAME OLD STORY.

THE SAME OLD STORY.
As Christian Mintzel was walking along Thomp-
son street on Saturday night he fell In with two
co.ored damsels, named Laviuia Brewer ana Mary
williams They lured MIN 20 No. 50 Thompson
street and wnlle there robbed him OF Sl7. IAey
were subsequently arrested UY Ofiicer Larkin, Of
the Eighth precinct and at the Washington Place
Court Judge Blxoy held them for trial IN $1,000
bail each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
GOVERNMENT DONDs.

The demand for TINS class OF securities from pri-
vate investors anc corporations is not abated, and
the mareet was strong ana active. 1t Is the nat
ural result OF plethora OF capital which cannot
find sale use elsewhere, and seeks the pront that
is always assured in q Unite States bond. Toe
closing prices In London were as lollows:-
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Wheat was better request but At decidedly lower
prices here was considerable inquiry for export at
81 u for NO Chicago sDring AT which figure part Of
tHe business was done. Milw tukee brought 81 IL
next weeks delivery. No. 1 in gOoI Win
ter decidedly lower. The sales were about 200 O0U
busnels At ~ " 81 O9 for No. Chicago. IN store
aud anOat. 81 O3 tor No Chicago 81 ~
Nc. Milwaukee 81 Is do, in store 81 IL tor No.
Milwaukee, Green BAY and Colorado spriug; 81 50 Tor
red wlnter Corn was nrmer with light receipts The
sales about 1854 bushels, 13c. 5c. for
f6c- Sc. tor TAR 70 choice duh fne
sales AUOJ bushels at 72c 73c. mixed, Ttc
zoe. Tor white To- Tor ohio mixed 73c. for ucks and
Zoe. Tor Chicago Rye was nominal az OIL 70 Tor tate.
Barley was Inactive ana nominal Barley malt
quiet We note sales OF 6O0J bushels 81 As two
rOwed tate, ~ s. tor fourrOWcd 81 80 for Lake
Shore anu 81 o. Tor Canada prime.
HIDKS-the market was quiet, with a moderate de-
mand Al tut prices, We note sales " l,U0 Southern
Texas and tOO $40 iexas on private terms We quote
Buenos Ayres p iDs IS lbs, 23sc. a25c ~ ba "a
lbs &c, q Axe; Aonteyideo, ~. lbs ak lbs,
23c. C0rrientes, n lbs. ~ lbs. H1Sc. a &c Rio
GIande, ~ lbs y BIS. 2c. axe; Oraoc0, Il lbs
rs IDS &c. California - los a Is lbs, 2lc
Central American, ~ b. n lbs, 2Jc a U%c san
Juan, 2 los, "A lbs, iyc. lehc MatamOros, lbs
"A lbs, lae. 20c. Vera Cruz Is lbA 10 lbs IBc igc
Tampico, ~ lbs 2ls lbs, l5c. iyc. BOg0ta, Is los.
q ~ los. l9c. a &c Maracab0 20 lbs. = lbs Ice
lie, Bania, Il lbs a ~ lbs, i0c. 7c. Puerto Cabeo
and Laguayra, ~ rs. - los, I9c 2Uc, Caracas,
~ lbs. - IDS, 100 Payta, ~ lbs 4 Is lbs, l9c
Sisa, ~ lbs q lbs, Q. CampeaChy. 20 BIS ~ lbs,
lie. l8c. lobasco. 70 lbs Il BIS. lge gold selected
LEATHKR.-, he market was quiet with moderate de-
mand tor heml 1ck sides at Iull prices. We quote
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WILLIAM ABBOrr AUCTIONEsR
w once Chamber street.
wan sell on this day. at i0k O'Clock, the contanN
Grocery store, AS fweltR street sugar lea Cor
Zee. soap, tarch. Counters, hna Alc Pumps one fnr
niture trucx, &C,
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urILLIAM wTrTEHs AUCTIoNEER, WILL sKLl
w tuesday June |, corner OF Grand and Eu
streets, an elegant assortment u carved rosewood Par
ior suits with solid rosewood backs. rosewood Piano.
forte, velvet carpets French Plate Per and Mantsl
Mirrors Dining aud BEDROOM suits nne Hair Mattresses
Feather Beds. Pillows ana Beddlngs Crockery, 0lass
and Wood Ware Stoves, Window shades, Ane on Paint
ings kngravinES siverpiated Ware, Sideboards Book
eases Extension Table. Clocks, Vases &C. sale AZ u
O'clock. FuA particulars dMv OF sale.
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backs s5lsc Soc light crop SIC ssc, middle crop
s4c Soc, heavy CROP Ac &c. 1exas-Llgnt crop,
sic q sc, middle amt crop s3c 4 $50 Rough
hemlock 27c. Sc rough oak 2sc sle bellies lac.
lie.
oLAssRS-There no sales re ported aud the
continued very quiet We quofe - uba. centri
iuga and mixed sc. sc, do, cayed, 53c. a &C
40. muscovado refining, soc &c. ITO. do, grocery,
soc ige, Porto Rico 46c 62c English Islands $50
DOC. New Orleans zoe. d 7Oc.
NAVAL sToRKs.-lhe market was neglected and nomi.
nal with the tendency generally IN the direction 81
lower prices We note sales of ~ Dbs spirits turpen.
tue al $50. and ~ bhs do 3s4c. We apArila
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XvANrED-FouR PLAIG MIRRORS NNDs FkRE
oihes
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ORDERS TAKEN FOR CLEARING HOUSES AND
" ships Of all kinds insects ana the Indian Insect
Powder ami Magmn tic Paste sold. Wholesale retail
ut Il. :. DANLIGkRs ufice, 81 Bowery.
IL nOn AGENTs-LE1TERs RECENT DATE
lO.UUU rare collection from all over the United
states end Canada addresses for sale COPY Address
LEX. herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-31

A DRUG SrORE,-A SMALL. NEATLY FITTED vi
IL Drug store IN the city tor So 70 $500 also som
nice Drug store Fixtures Address J.. box los HerAl
CtiCe.
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INH0LEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERs IN CLOTH.
~ ing are INV "a % aall az the METROPOLITAN
PRINTING - lAbLlShMrNf, in the Herald Building,
T. obta estimates on their prnung when be eafs.
fnlly done there AZ exceedingly low prioeA
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-07
CDuTORsAISrs us.

n The lllinci- i-l, ctltiri>t> met IN Pc
oria Yesterday.
The grasshoppcr .un rev. Of Nchrd--
H. still cry for aid.
Dan VOORHEES, Ia. become u member
OF he Episcopal church in Tcrrc iIautc.
Hon. Waldo l.. Johnson ha- been
elected president NJ the Mi--"',ri cou-li.
tutional convention.
Fruit prospect, .tbou, Coh,lcn appear
to bo looking up. The >trawhcrr. crop
promises to hc not altogether failure.
A mad dog in Paducah hi, ninc ar ten
other dogs the other day. aud then jicd
aud the Other dog ate roaming at their
own sweet will about the streets W that
town.
stephen Pearl Andrew. testified on
"Wednesday that when hi wife visited
the Til,on mansion. she wa generally IN
a "mcdiumi-tic condition. and hc did not
remember that this state involved n,auip-
ulaiion> of Iiiton'- face.
Fernando Wood hasbccn interviewed.
He says nothing can beat the Democratic
party IN ls,G. He doe, not cXpc,, To- bc
elected speaker OF thc.neNt House Of con-
grc,,. because h twill not rclinuui,h hi.
own individuality ari will not assume
obligations and traffic Tor tie rlgco.''
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-07
GliE kEElN MOTOR,

\ ~ dispatch to the Chicago T-,5onr
from Washington read, a. follows:
A caveat for novel invention ha. b,cn
filed at the patent Office. II /, Tor "A new
motive power which j. To lie q sort of
cold steam generator from water and air.
The inventor claims that twill ,upcrsedc
coal and wood Tor all purposes except for
warmth and cooking, and that il vii! rev.
olunoniLc the present system OF motive
power. The scientific experts who have
examined II state that the invention i, en-.
iirely practicable and will bc patented.
This the T,'i5,o,c, IN head line, call.
"a Maunchansen story" but that PAL rr +,
mistaken. II is the keely motor, and
when II j. patented and fairly under
way. the decreased demand, iorincchani-
cal purposes, Tor coal, viii do away with
The alarm felt Ny many l.oplc
Of late years that the ,upllv
~ that article would soon run short. Il
will then only he needed TO keep the hu
nan family warm: eu.inc, of al kinds.
for travel. machinery and 20 on. will be-
nin by the hecly motor, IN Other word,.
by cold steam. w cNpert TO place ono
+" ihe-e motors in the BrLirrtx pres,
room aud viii ,rll our power IN onqn,i.
ties To suit everybody in Cairo who LA
al engine, or pres. or y sowing ma.
chine 10 nm.
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ruE MN. nE 4 IAWYGa.

Mis- Carrie ;. Burnham. a young lad,
living in Philadelphia. who presented
herself not long since before the board Of
legal examiners in that city for cNami Eu-
ton, and was refused ON the ground that
there is no pre- dent ia tli, count, for
the admission of q woman to q iaWNer :
practice. ha, brought suit for two hun
drcd thousand dollars damages against
The examiner, for their refusal, and
threatens 10 carry the casc up 10 th. ST
pfcme Court OF the United State. Mis-
isnrnham may or may not yin The ,uit,
Int there j. one ding she can and should
do: She should cease To call herself
Carrie" She was doubtless chri,tcned
Caroline" by her parents. and the name
carries ten times more dignity with II
Than doe. the romantic. siNtccn-ycar-old
school-girli-h Carrie Doe Miss Burn
ham suppose that VIM. VI. Eyart- would
ever have been Mr. Bcccbcr's chief coun-
sci IN the great scandal ease II he had ap-
peared before board Of legal examiners
~ Willie VI. Evart> or that Thomas VI.
Waite Of Ohio would now bc in the chair
Of the Chief JuSiiccship OF the ni,c,l
States If he had applied Tor his license
a. lawyer a. Tommic NJ. Waite:
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mate such an aiiront to their good seusr.
The place from which Mr.. Tilton should
have told her story /. the witness stand,
ctc.
This appcarcdin the Sm ot Monday
morning. May J, and must have been
prepared for publication the day or night
previous. Mrs. Iilton's letter !, dated
May I. and IN II she says nyprs,iy." az.
SINE the ,u,irc responsibility OF ihi. re-
quest unknown To friend OF counsel on
either side" Til. sensational incidcn, Of
the trial bear, the impress, Of having been
prc-arrangcd. by the defendant counsel.
and ot having been talked about several
day. prcvi,W- tn II. occurrence.
Mr.. Bccc'cr'- lawyers probably iclt
that they would not strengthen their ca,
nv putting Mr.. lilion ou the witness
stand. mitigating her IL write her l-ii,l
10 Judge Nelson. has moi strengthened i
either. The best plan Mr.. Eccchcr', he
| icn.c can pursue With Mr.. Iilton is /,
| keep her ~ tar in the background ~ tn
circumstances of the ease will permit. I
woman who. by her own confession. wilI
ulidrr any eNigcncic-. ordinary ore.
traor' mary. lie herself into the ininlt
shame of her sex. will not hesitate. undc
any circumstances to lie herself OFT 81 Il
il she conccive- it la hr possible. Their
j. no reason under the sun why Mr.. III
ton, most solemn assertion should b
taken u evidence that he iid not ,poa
ihc truth in Tier charec-lo Triton a"nin
! ! Mr. Erscllyr
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WAR RI NOR.

\ cable Telegram say ,hat war h"-
tween France and Germany. or rather
of Germany upon France. l. >'lmo>, GER
tain. France has Bcliort aud Germany
wants it. France paid her indemnity. ],
il already back In French Golfers. Ger
many is no better of than before ihc wal
aud she doe. no, like this. Hence. ru
mors Of war, u march on Paris. a treat!
which will give Dclfort TO German,
and exact the paymen, OF France If tel
,nilliarls IN twenty Years.
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% -
Floating Dresses ~ the Past.

The idea of making the human body
more tdUYant, ~ tina, a man not only
need not tear drowning, but shall be able
10 meNt about IN Tie water with safety
and facility, /. lay no mean, new. Per-
hap one OF III" oldest distinct scheme.
i"r ttls purpose j. that given by II. knap-
pen. In III, very htrre sting wood-cut illu.-
tration- TO Rrnati's "Nier Butcher Won der
Eylter-chnn. Erlur,h, i5ll. In plat.
xiii, hc la, "A representation OF large
dont,lc skin air-boot-. the object of
Which VA 10 render the
wehr,r- body ~ buoyant that
hn codld walls in. or almost upon, the
water Ihcr" doe not seem Ia bc any
"Nh'.ice that TN, scheme WAS then al
!empleh to be put Ia practice. GA June
| . h''1, ir. Pope mentioned Ia the ROYAL
S""l! tint he had seen at Paris a TEL
low walking upon the water by mean, of
l'au 81 leather hrecchcs made bladder.
VICE. WIN pipe, Ia them 10 blow them
Wp, mn' WIN i'g. joined thereto,
hYliofcd after u peculiar way /,
whereupon Nh. Robert Uoolc vs." .ai,i
II mlDhi be- though, upon Ia cn, !,
tive a way oI making a eirdle to b, ,Ird
about man 10 save him from sinking
ana ne wa. ordered To think upon il him.
sen. Hiiooke made any experiment.
on .i'c SUBJECT they Mere hot published.
y lew year. later, i. L. Wppcnsnll a.
Nuremberg, described and figured, In hi,
Ire nydraspde, Alrdorf, Norlcor,,n
10, 1889, a dress tor walking IN the Mater
: u consisted OF leathcrn double trunk .ho,e
, made IT. four divisions. canahl,
of Eing separately inflated, 40 as 10 giv,
very great hloyahcy 10 the 5ydy OF In,
w"nrcr. while by means OF hoes viii
sesuci, soies the upright position of In
oony WAS secured, ana by means OF sin.
aussne' 70 me ankles, progress In Il,
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4 Canine 1vSs.
lra,luc.h \cwSl

About two weeks ago. u dog belong
ing To- Mr.. \. l.. Reynolds. who lives
three or tour miles from town. went mad
and hii a nunlrr al dogs. cattle, etc.
Among the dog. bitten was "uld Nor.
ton. Il pit setter belonging To Mr.. ~.
Anderson. Morton Wa, immediately
confined until Sunday morning la>t.whrn
hy drOphohia developed itself and he VT,
killed. "Old Morton was Thoroughbred
setter pure white, aud hi. qualities in
this respect could nut he surpassed by
any other canine iu the STATE. lie wa-
widely known by all III" hunters IN kcu.
/ lucky II ON" Of the finest hunting dog
1 that WAS ever in the state. All tie
| hunter, of Thu .,ctioh hsNc tried his met
| tie, and pronounced him uncpmllcd ia
| all the qualities that comprise an expert
aud reliable hunter. II i source of -
.rci among ,port>inen that hc i, gone.
for lie likc viii nyer b" looked upon
again.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-07
A PLUCKY BOY.
rransping from TcNRs to NAssnch,,
>"ss~-A Bible his OntS Conn t,nMiWm.
HON the Wnrcc-t.r pre..I

~ t"in the " "tcc-i"r fIe--
\ hri2ht-lookin. lal Of 10 applied for
lodgings at the Police Oiiicr last evening
about 10 o'clock. He gave his name a,
WIN. IL. Reed al Abingdon. Mass. and
accpr'iln. 10 the custon was told TO place
| IN his hat whatever articles hc might have
| about his person. He promptly drew Il
| "ood-,i1cd Bible from under his coat, and
1 placing IL In the hat. said that the book
wa. hi, all. II l. not usual for dodgers 10
| have a Bibic IN their possession. and this.
coupled with the Intelligent Appearance
oi the lad. interested the officer In the
ease. The boy when questioned told the
following interesting story:
With the consent OF hi, father hc len
IN. home Oh the first at last October, and
shipped from Boston on board the bark
Mar? I. llulburt. Capt. Dujlcy. which
WA. bound Tor Galveston, Texas. He
wa. subjected 10 severe treatment during
the voyage. and on the arrival OF the ves-
sci at Galveston. hc escaped. hut was
captured by The police some twelve miles
up the country. and returned 10 the ship.
a, a punishment Tor rIinnin. away. he
wa, locked ia the iore-castlc by the cap
tain. bul In the night time he broke ouil
and b. meals ola hswser reached the
pier and was Tree again. lie hal Il in
iIoli'l. lIIc >uil oi CLONES which u,
had on. and sailors bag
containing number Of irinkct,.
He leit Galveston on NOV. Il. resolved IL
reach hi, home. The distance from Gal
weston Ia Boston j. a.2>g miles. and last
night he had only 81 mile, Ut thi. dis.
lance To- accomplish. Of the whole dis
lance young Reed ha, travelled ib3 mile,
on foot. The rest oi the journey h. ac-
compli,hcd by obtaining ride on rail-
road trains and in team. which he met on
the road. His route has been a. follows:
Galveston 10 New Orleans. 80 mile,
New Orleans 10 Cairo. G:,s miles Cairo 10
Decatur. as miles; Decatur to Toledo.
J2' nllc- Toledo 10 Cleveland. ! 10 miles:
Cleveland Ia Erie, - mile Erie To Buf.
ialo, - miles; Buffalo to Albany. POS
miles
Young Reed, during his Journey. en-
c,ountcred hard,hips which would have
discouraged a les plucky boy, hut
through all he bore up with a fixed DE-.
termination to reacl, hii home. At New
Orleans hc had his bag aud several ar
tic'cs Of clothing stolen from him ny
negro,
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TnE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

The condition Of affairs in the national
treasury i somewhat alarming TO people
who have believed that Z l,cle sans
pockets are - deep that there j. no bot
tom TO them. Secretary Bri.,ow has or
dcrcd a sale OF live million dollar, in gold,
but this will not. by several million, III
dollars. 'ming In currency enough t."
meet the claim. now due =, the depart
ment. The new revenue bill. which went
into effect the Third day vi March.
has ialicn tar below The cxmcta-
ton, OF IT. iramcr-. The internal revenue
receipts for the month OF Aprn, ISIS. are
three millions les than the receipts du-
ring April. 1874. To make the actual IT,
ceipt- of the present fiscal year equal To
the estimated receipts. the month, oi
May and June will have 20 yield forty
three millions OF dollar. which they can
not do. These two months. always dull.
especially in the customs department.
are particularly 20 this season The d.
preston IN bu-inc.. which prevail,
all over the country j. felt
mos, >cn,ibly by the Uni
ted states Treasury. SECRETARY Bris-
tow is reported as feeling gloomy and
discouraged by the unsatisfactory ac-
counts OF the non.rcyival % business. aud
ot the low state Of farming interest. re-
oeiycd at the agricultural department. 1t
i supposed tiiat other sale, OF gold will
follow the iir,t onr. a, this. though il is
robbing Peter to pay Paul, i, the only
way left to the Secretary OF the Treasury
10 meet the pressing demands upon it.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-07
.>.vwEs urUCssca.

col. James Bcechcr, who j. also y
preacher, appeared at the great trial a
few DAYS ago. lie was chaplain in a
,olored regiment during tie war. and
once during an engagement, when all
the officers OF q company had been killed
ofl he took command sul showed great
skill aud bravery. lie j. pastor al con-
eregstion in Pouyhkccpsic. New Norh.
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WASHINGTON, u. C.. May 5.-rhc Dis
placement Of commissioner OF Internal
Revenue Douglass was surprise to that
gentleman. Yesterday afternoon. Sccrc-
tary Bristow called upon Douglass. say
Ing H. did so at the request Of the prc-i-
dent. and to perform the ,lisagrc-s',lc
duty at informing him that Ex-
senator Pratt had been rendered aud had
accepted the position of commissioner OF
internal revenue. Douglass made one
inquiry only following TIL, verbal com
municaiion. 1t was whether hi. inicg-
rity a. man and officer. had been In any
manner inpugned. to which the sccr'-
iary replied. "Not in the slightest de-.
gree" With hi. Douglas. expressed
himself satisfied
y. j. Hester. special agent under Tia,
department. Of justice. and known in con
pection with political srrc-l.. ha. beet
,li.,ni scd.
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MIS-. TiITON's lAsT u,..>,,,,
MlNT

There seem, 10 bc small doul, bu,
lhat Mr.. lilioo. wl,en he reurrkcd a,
'''e close Of her letter TO Judge Nelson.
HAT she wrote At unknown 20 friend or
counsel on either side aade, one ,o,.
10 the long lis, ut untru,hs which ho,c
given her the unenyiabie notoriety o, he.
ins remarkably unreliable woman. la
an article in the New York SIN Of Mon.
pay m'', on the fsilore OF the defense Ia
i''"e advantage Of the willing
pcss expressed by the plaintiff counsel
ma, 'he Other side should call Mrs. Til,ou
~ Tie witness stand, the following Ian.
image isn'ed; 1T Viii be idle :,or III,
Friends OF the Plymouth, pastor to hera,.
Ter ask the public ~ accept a.x WRIT,
tatemcnt OF Mrs. rs!;on il licn a, ~.
yidehc In court Which she Wa. mo-, ,r
cred to give. uin.s oi such a ,mh,,o.
ON have already tesps thrown ca, : b",
Dc community *ftI ailisi how 10 .v,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-07
IO lOus,s,npstxe.

The Advertiser, retired physician, hay.
ing pro'identiall! discovered. while 4 Med
teal Missionary In southern Asia, very
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure II Consumption. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Caiarrh, aud all throat ant lung
Affection, -slso positive and radical spe.
riii'"ior NcrNou. Debility Premature De-
cay. AMI all Nervous Complaints, fe'i- /, hi,
duty 10 make Il known To- his suffering Eel.
lows. Actuatcd by this motive, hs will
cheeriully send 0irco of charge 20 all who
desire 1t. the receipt FOR preparing, aud iui
directions for successfully using, tins proyi
dcntislly desired remedy. Those who wisi
10 avail themselves OF the benefits vi THU
discovery without cost, can 10 So by return
mail, lay addressing
DIR. CHARLES l.. MARSHALL,
ii Nisgars street,
a'-a.l-w>'. Buffalo, ~