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DIED.

KRAFIT:=At the residence OF her son, J. w.
kTant, on Wednesday morsinR, September g. or
paralysis, MARY u. KRAFT, consort OF the late
John N. hTaft, sged siXty-hye years.
The funeral services will be held on Friday, Oc-
tober l, at y O'Clock m. in the English Luther an
church, corner Eleventh and II streets northwest
invited to attend. %
CALLAHAN.-On the 10Th inst PATRICK AL
LAHAN, aged one hundred and three wears an two
months, native OF county Kerry, Ireland and
reeidt Mt OF this city forty yeRrs.
Relatives and friends Of the family are rPspect-
fully requested attend the funt raj from NO liza
Eighteenth street southwest, Friday, at 2:Sj
O'Clock p. IN.
LAKE.-On Tuesday. September o, Mrs MARY
LAKF, beloved wife OfElI Lake, in the my. ninth
year of her age.
The friends Of the fAmi y areinyited to tend her
her late residence, III Pierce place.
MURrHY.-On September IS, OF congestion of
The brain, THOMAS MURPHY, a native Of Tippe-
rary, lreIand, aged twenty niue years
The funeral Will take place from hts late resi-
dence, No. COZ G street northwest, on Thursday
September 81, 1875, at O'Clock p. m. Friends and
acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend
WUNDER.-At the residence of her son. Gen
.. Wunder, In Alexandria county, Va, Sentem-
Der Is, at l1:S0 O'Clock 4 m, Mrs. ANN A WUS-
DER, consort OF the late DIR. 81. s. Wander aged
seventy-one. ~e
The funeral services viii be held on Tbursdrv a.
zoClock, in the Luthr church. corner Of EIcyentb
and streets northwest. The friends are res oect-
fully invited.
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Ho A q A X ID

kS
The Washington Fire Insurance Company Of the
at regular needing held at their ONCE, No. so
ersgnsd 20 the pubic nns In
regard to the original organization and present
direction shs stats tSas aSi. co@ps ny
wSs incorporated January !, 1875, BY certificate
seCsilisteF and VIM. " Jones in which c sTSs
to w coS ss a.
Barton and A. Waldron, On or about May a ISIS
d e
9IssniIration Vas REGULAR, and that the trustees,
scTibed in good faith for $50 shares, representing
ssS,oS; and, relyinE upon such Representative,
Company, and induced some Of their fTiends also
to become Iubscribers until 80 additional shares
ana sI6si aatiaI citizens Of Ihs District An or.
ennpassS w Tfs n the perIeesed was
W. keyser treasurer. and j. W. FrEzee secretary
sned asssrs james 6. smith, +. T. n MOr naif
7. H. q. Todd and Geo. W. Dyer. These o1icers,
quries 70 the status Of the trlstees and
have only recently been able 10 ascertain that they
domIcile in Ssw York and Nsw jersey; that they y
have failed to establish any claim to membership,
or members Of the COMPANY. Having learned the
ast. a60ys STATED the Gmpsny els that there
c,fs M and the good iath ofthe original GER
ton as well as u proprisy the Uompa1y has re-
solved to cut itself entirely loose from these nomi-
anu 10 tIaFt anew and dtfttnCttytlV
as an In Insurance Company or the District OF Column
pa, and for this purpose have fled q amend
ed certificate. The undersigned solicits subscTIp-
tons 70 the capital stock o. the company, and as
suIes bis friends and the public that the Company,
as II now exists Is worthy " confidence. ARf thai
a good and profitable business is open to It. All
persons desiring to sub cTibe pitt stock are
invited 10 call at the Office. No. 500 Seventh street
under Second National Bank, where the under
signed and the Esasurer and secretary NAV ba
found daily to give any information about the az
fairs Of the Company AND exhibit IT, books.
FLODOARDO HOWARD,
President W ashington Fire Insurance. Company,
RP25-Itt No 80 Seventh streat norThwsst
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-30

VICE PRESIDENT WILSON, in his speech
at Worcester yesterday, remarked that the
Republican party cannot Give on past
memories" He then went on to insist
that the ''promises to pay" made by the
Government under Republican Admins
tration, Should be met with scrapulous
fidelity. There is bad logic in this. The
Governments promises to pay were
made cotemporaneously with its prom
Uses to protect the Southern blacks in the
exercise oftheir rights of citizenship. One
promise is no less past memory than the
other
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-30

TIE platform of the Republican party,
adopted at Philadelphia, was based upon
the idea of national integrity, both as re-
CARDS the financial and political pledges of
the Government. This idea will be the
controlling impulse in the next convention,
and the platform will be consistent with
the past record or memories" of the party.
Such bsbbling conciliators as Mr.. Henry
Wilson will have as little to do with the
future of the party, except to injure its
prospects by their indiscretions, as JEFF.
Davis. His advice to the Massachusetts,
Republicans at the Worcester convention
yesterday was, consequently, simple ex.
hibiton of reprehensible impudence.
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her colored voters. by keeping them away
from the polls, and other Southern States
are attempting to do the same thing. In
the end, if Democratic President should
unfortunately be elected, and the doctrine
of State Rights be again asserted as prac-
teal issue. Massachusetts, will discover that
the results of the whipping shS gave the
South fail to exhibit any tangible result
except as past memories.
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THE New York Tribune seems to be
exercised regarding our intimation that
Prof. Marsh has been guilty of something
besides drunkenness since he began his
unfortunate experience with the Red Cloud
agency Indians. Il may rest its soul in
peace, however if it has any soul, because
the intimation was in allusion to a misde-
meanor the details of which we cannot
afford TO print in our columns outside of
the court reports" In this immediate
connection we desire to call attention to the
fact that we did not print, as the Tribune
did, the reports, in full, of the Brooklyn
scandal case
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Those who know anything of Vice Pres
ident Wilson's peculiar abilities is pari4-
mentarian will, IS dc from the lesion Of
the propriety OF the ct, have something To
say about his presiding at the Massachusetts,
Republican State Convention yesterday. and
it will probably relate to the pity they feel
for the members of that body.
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UPS0N ALLISON In Washington. ID. O..
septsm6er ID BY the Rev. ]; z. Rankin. d. D.,
MT. WILLlAMG. UPsoN and Mrs. LOUISA. ALI
SON, both Of Waterbury, Conn.
STEWART-PARRlS.-In San Fran cisco, Sen
ten Der l6, at home, by the kew. VIM. II. PIatt Of
Grace church, WALTER j. STEWART, of New ork
and HELEN PARRIs, OF Washington, ID. q.
BEALE-HlLL,-Ont the 18th inst, at woodland,
kersl aw, BUCHANAN BEALR, Of WashInrton and
HELEN NJ, daughter OF William B. Hill. ESQ.,, and
city.
HaLL-WOODs.-on Wednesday, Sc ptem6er A.
BY Rev; Samuel shannon, GEO. W. HALL aad
ANNIE n. WOODS. both OF this city .
TOOMEY-MURRAY.-At the Brooklyn cathe-
9Tai, on "Wednesday morning, septembeEs BY the
JAMES TooAEY. OF Washing ton, ID. c., and ELLIE
Z. MURRAY, Of Brooklyn. No cards.
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THE MURDERER OF State Senator E. G.
johnson, of Florida, has been arresed.
judging from the information regarding
this fact, obtained from our Florida ex-
changes, as soon as it was made known the
entire Democratic party of the Staterushe1
for ward 10 attempt to prove an alb for the
scoundrel. Poor johnson was, Of course,
Republican, and his death willprobably
90 unavenged.
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1t is not necessary for our present purposes
either to accept or to reject Mr.. Welsh's
charges; they are not made at such time and
in such way as to entitle them to the name
of testimony. 1t is sufficient to say that Mr..
Welsh's private and personal character is
above reproach; In other words, that he is as
complete a success in private life as he is
failure in public life. And he only adds one
name more to the long list of those who have
made the words "truly good" a part of our
current slang, by showing the insufficiency of
true goodness to grapple with and dispose of
public questions of importance and intricacy.-
GloJe-DemocrGt.
This is the way the genial "Mac" talks, un-
der the caption of "The Failures of Good
Men," and if it were not for the fact that he
lives so far away from the centre of the knowl-
edge of truth and information we would mark
him down as quite excusable. You should be
very careful, "Mac," about these things, for
your readers would much rather have you
speak the whole truth, even though it be I'M
pleasant to the ear, than see you garbling it,
like the young editor of the New York gin
mill does his Indian information from the
West. When you tell them that VIM. Welsh
has been complete success In private life It
does not seem to fit harmoniously with the in
formation We have in our possession respecting
his property in Cuban slaves. A man,
in our humble estimation, " Mac, b"
cannot be entirely above reproach and
be a STAKEHOLDER at the same time.
Slave-holding, you know, is mott popular any
more except among the pagan and barbar-
Gus nations of the earth, and even with some
of these benighted people this system of mans
inhumanity to man is gradually growing into
desuetude. William. may be truly good in some
things, but he more than counterbalances this
goodness by being exceedingly bad in this little
cuban enterprise of his, which, 1t seems to us,
has placed very deep and indelible stain upon
his private life. But this is not the worst of
this badness, "Mac, /" as you will be convinced
when you come to learn the truth. The peo-
pie of Cuba, as you are well aware, are strue-
Cling for similar Independence as that for
which we fought long century ago. They
have become very weary Of the hard task
master who beats his same dull round from
month to month through their vineyards and
harvest fields, and extracts from them taxes
before which our revolutionary grievances sink
into insignifcance. This little handful of men
and women have had q very bitter cup to drink
ever since their fair island became the posses
sion of the Spanish throne, and the contents
Of this cup have been briming over for the past
few years, particularly since they attempted to
push 1t from their lips in 1888. 1t would not
be so hard for them were their troubles con-
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THE New York Tribune is unfair enough
TO dodge several charges we have made
against it as it did the charges alleged by
Jennings, of the Times. Among other
things we charged that it suppressed, gar
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T. ARGE ENINGI
FALL DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.

Remnants Black Calicoes, exc; worth 10,
Fast-colored Calicoes, s61fc.; worth TO-.
Extra heavy Canten Flannels, TO- l2X and DC
All wool Flannels, zoe. up-yery cheap.
Water proofs, 75c. upward.
Dress Goodsl Dress Goodsl
Cloth-khade Dress Goods, 12K to T5c.
Elegant Plaids, Is to SC.
Plain Mixed Suitings, &c. up.
Atwood Cancels Hair Serges.
Best things to be found in Dress Goods Ia this
city for the money. 20
Black Alpaces Of the best brands. Fl
CarpetsI Carpetsl Rugs and Mats! .
English Brussels, 81. Is; worth St.75
Ingrains, Soc. up to best goods.
My stock is TOO large, and want to reduce Is at
once for CASH. and Bargains are to be had.
An impartial dealer to all, and yoa can always
rely on good value for the money.
T. n. NAUDAIN,
se3o-tf 700 MARKET SPACE.
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.t CiKCULATIN = LInRARY

H4r CiKCULATINH LIBRARY
READING Room,
AT the rooms OF the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
Corner Ninth and d streets.
Evening classes In French, German, English,
Latin and Greek.
DAILY PRAYER MRETINGs
At MONDAY, and O'Clock p. m.
ALL INVITED -, .s
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RnRERT n unwTCnO

RlS3 La 7" NOIlSE
ROBERT R. HOWIsON,
ATToRNEY-AT-LAwA AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY,
tTssdeEsss6u W., tofass on George street Win
burg and in the I1nii,s Of spotsyTanIa ami CARO-
IA the T ae court
Of Appeals Of Virginia. and the supreme Court az
Examine titles or take other business anywhere in
nTDR. w. r. LAWYER, HAVING
~ returned to the city, will resume the Prac-
tce Of Medicine At his former Office. l7sl Peansyl-
~ hEMEnBER JUsTH's OLD
Ss BOSs Shoes ne e pays PE Cloth
he always has, al SIG d street between sixth and
s5t ta northwest Note by mall prompt
~@ ONLY PURE SPRING WATER
so1S used 70 max, make. ne coda and Mineral Waters
49, THE COLDT ST AND PUREST
- Soda Water Is at the Temple Drug Store,
drawn from the steel fountains. jyStf
~ IMPROVED APPARATUS AND
and Mineral Waters at the Temple Drag Store.
r~o PURE CREAM. GENUINE FRUIT
rs Juices and Improved Soda Water to be had
only at the Temple dug Store. Jy3-tf
100 n r II OV e d sOD A,
WITH GRADUATED ICE.
Fresh Fruit and Cream sIrups, In glass fountains,
AWAY TRiUN1PH-
First quality Drugs and Medicines, Perfumery
and Toilet Articles OF Crown stamp, at
KOIB'5,
Jy1 Corner Of Seventh and streets.
S OF UNRIvALED FLAVOR, /
WITH
MiIburn's Famous Polar Soda,
At 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Is the most superb and delicious drink yet intro
WTEETH 81 PER SET. EITHER
College rs and & Rss Gf Med
cal College, Chicago 4ol Seventh street. east side,
Hs teeth. cliff
W~DR. ]. b. JOHNSON, OF Alex
- sandriS, Va, offers his professionh ser
zens OF the District Of Columbia. -
wiisr s G Sotei and the owen house.. nue 0e'"eeh
Once hours from 10 q. m. TO p. m. my2S-tf
k~LE6AL AND OTHER BRIEFR
an. 5G# 6SEGE SS
~ELECTRICITY WORKS WON
Dr.; sturgis and wife warrants a cure in less time
nsnt Tor So mSnsf .,ree an noPthHess m1 iy
~ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
HSe SeSSRgoY9dsS Z. %o oT9ts TEMPLE
N-wKAPPINs PAPER FOE SALE
eI.CURRENT AND BACK NUMBERS
bds5s Of the DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
5nd n fsait az Ss ssA
Hi 9sist 2 oiSad h0ss and Ninth 'ifss
A RMY BLANKETS,
"A HORSE BLANKETS, |
GUM HORSE GQyERs,
GAN OUNCE OF PREVENTION WORTH A
z POUND OF CUrE.n
The Epizootic, which 10 prevailing at the North |
10 an alarming extent, has "a ached Baltimore, and
BLANKET YOUR HORSkb, and keep them |
warm by buying BLANKETS OF
Z. q. WHEELER. /
Corner OF Seventh and streets, opposite Cen tre
Market, where you will md . large assortment,
which he is selling at prices much lower an they
have ev,r sold in this city. sep5 Turhszw
ENGLISH CRYSTAL CHAN |
DEIiIERS.
For Elegance, BrilItancy and Zeal /
Eeonomy they Excel all Others.
are requested 70 examine our stock.
ATIMPORTED DIRECTFa
and offered at verr low prices.
N. w. GAIT, BRO. & CO.,
sef1-sm JENELKRs.
JAMES II. McGILL
ARCHITECT
zoa n a<~.~k s~~>~txs No. n&~~,
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NEW LAW BOOKS.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
PROBATE JURISDICTION, sEPTRMBER
In the matter OF the will OF Nathaniel Purdy sp-
plicatiol for letters testamentary the estate or
Nathaniel Purdy, OF the District Of Columbia, has
persons interested hereby notified TO appear in
this court on SATURDAY, the I'D day Of October
testamentary on the estate Of the said deceased
should not issue prayed: Provided copy on this
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, previous to the said
day.
Test: A. WEBSTER.
see-ThsW' Register Of Wills.
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EDITORIAL AFrERTHoUGKr.

The Ohio infiationists are showing signs of
alarm. Instead of chouting that they will
carry the State by $4,000 majority, their or
gans are making frantic appeals daily in dou-
bic lead for thorough local organization with
out delay. They begin to realize that some
thing beside abuse and bluster is going to be
necessary to save them from defeat.
George Alfred Townsend comes to the rescue
of the giided gin palace with the following ::
"If Horace Greeley's memory has nothing
worse on it than good, cool lager, he will not
need to walk abroad to disturb the night"
We would like TO take several lengthy excep-
lions to Alfred on this score, but 1t is sufficient
to say that if Horace Greeley's body could
once more assume its wonted Vigor, an old
white hat would be seen bobbing around in the
basement of the Tribune building, energet-
ically experimenting the removal of every item
which bears the brand of drunkenness on its
being. This might compel the Gibbosity of
Bulged Brains to go elsewhere for his regular
toddy but that would be neither here nor there
with the Old White Hat; he would remove the
soul of sin and body of iniquity clear of the
premises.
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PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.

An examination OF our stock and specimens
earnestly asked for.
DEMPSEY,
staIIoner and Engrayer.
Tenth streets. Eebt3-Im
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Tor w DING STA .NEKY
RSseeiyed yesterday, the choicest stock OF WE'D
DlNS S-ATlONERN ever offered.
WEDDING ENv IoPEs AND PAPER I'm
new and Tasteful Designs. in great variety.
The Engraving of WEDDING CARDS A SPE-
.lALT1, being practical and giving person al at
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h@ARLINGTON CO.oPE RArIVE
~ RUILDIEG ASSOCIATION.-The first
payment OF dues, &C., MONDAY, October & 1875,
at o'clock p. M. at Mariri's hall, Z street be-
OF stock will he yerelvtd by Thomas Hyde, Presi-
dent. OF Riggs Co.; Charles y. Bailey, Vice
John Joy Edison. SECRETARY. I'll street northwest;
David RitteDhouse, Treasurer. Teller OF Riggs
vest: b: Robinson, 92i Pennsylvania avenue;
o. BayIy. Gss Works. corner OF Twenty. sIx tn and
e Streets northwest; Thomas b. Penicks and 4.
h. Twombly. Government Printing ONCE: F. G.
Middleton. Teller Metropolitan Bank; j. W.
a42 Tel tn street northwest; J. d: Free, rs
neDt: and Edward MrilleT, " Seventh strert
northwest. THOS. HYDE, President.
al aapl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SSTsEcSsS Hf sHIEsfSSf GS1Sr.
- ERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
will hold its nrst annual meeting
THIS THURSDAY NIGHT,
18th instant, at 7:O O'Clock, In the Board OF
The annual report win be submitted aAd oticers
oh osen fer the ensuing year.
DIR. p. HOWARD, President.
sep0 JOHN Z. THOMPSON, sec'y.
HOFFICE OF THE HELMICK Sill
2 YER MINING COMPANY OF COLO
V. Se 81 &: u
S9oSe,named Company on the nth day Of OGTO-
compaSy No. 81 Street mo- ss G far h 81 pure
Pose o. submitting for eon.iderAton the con- rma-
issuing bond5 OF the Company, and for such other
business as may then and there Be presented TO the
AtiesS: r; 8. LACEY, Secretary pro isnpOrs.
ANNUAL ELEC.
e e. nine tRs Ps Be
neia A. me Bank, on the corner OF seventh street
s TIE hour:
OIL a. m. and O'Clock p. m. OF said day.
Of th Bsnt for the rst year Gn Vii be read a
O'Clock p. m. on the same Gay. All the stockhold-
'fs are requested s2 b soSPRnENr President
JAS. s. FDwARDs, Secretary. se3O- Estd
g. U. o. o. F,-THB sTOCKHOLD.
; = S. srs Of ODD Fellows, Building Association
said Association, at Otd Fellows Hall on Thir-
teenth street, between d and 4, WEDNESDAY,
october 1875, at 7:0 O'Clock p. m, for the pur
pose OF electlng board OF trustees and other OFF,
dent: BENJ Nj HC,sOY
W L. FREEMAN, Secretary. sezS-2t;
s~ wAs8INGTOS GAME CLUB.-
- An adjourned meeting OF this Association
81 s BosEx Hal. d ie sfa e
building, corner and Eighth streets north west,
on THURSDAY EVENING, 10Th Instant, at 1850
o'clock.
Members and all Others who take an interest in
the objects Of this Association cordially invited
10 he present.
By order OF Committee. MA. TAPPAN,
seq 2ts Acting 3ecretnrv
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-
ATToRNEY-AT-LAwA AND SOLICITOR IN Equity,
burg and 10 the unit; Of spotsylVanla AMI Caro-
line, and (when specially retained) will take busi-
ness In the Federal Courts IN Richmond the Court
Of Appeals of Virginia. and the supreme Court at
Warrington, ID u. and upon like retainer) will
examine titles or take other business anywhere in
Virginia sspi7-F&Tu2w
h%DR. W. r. LAWYER, HAVING
~ returned to the city will resume the Prac-
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ENOR SALB-NEW BRICK HOUSES rooms
II and cellar, range, and Latrobe heating rooms;
bath and water closets. hot and cold water: frst
floor laid on cO1crste; rats and 40 dampness;
large closets. Terms, $50 uoWn and long time.
Apply to GEORGE r. MT BURN,
Real Estate Broker and Notary Public,
aus wfml5t 5IlSayPnEh ST
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FOR SALE.

CAPITOL HILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE BY
JOHN J. EVANS.
.- ,,r,r.. Real Estate Broker,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22
THE CI-RkN REVOLUTION.

THE CIBANs DESTROYING ESTATES ~ TIE ClNCo
vIIIAs-TuE HOME GOVERNMENT DISSATISFIED
WITH VAIMASFDA.
IRON TIE RFGUIAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
HAVANA, Oct. 1G-Actiyc preparations are
being made for the coming Winter campaign. Several
District of santa Clara and will aid the regular troops
I'm The protect the district. Several steamers have
arrived spain during the past week, bringing troops
to Che rumler OF nearly 900 mem They all dsem-
barked near the Machina Many of them are veterans
who have gone through the African campaign.
Bands of rebels still about the tinco Villas,
destroying the estates ana doing other damage through
ont that district.
lhe spanish troops had OH the 2l and 3d inst Shir
mishr, with Icbtls under Maxine GpmZ aud other
leaders in Rio Grandc, Cacaraas, and cbambaS. The
rebel loss is reported az II killed; the Spanish al two
Killed and several wounded.
ON the ith inst the managers OF the Iaza estate IN
tie district Juan dcIl0s Remedies owned by Don
Iulius Zuuea were assassinatcd one version II, that
they were Killed by the laboreIS. another that the act
wa, done 10y the rebels who attacked the estate.
The cpzootic has made its appearance in mild form,
and 10 no great extent. As before, II introduced
from tho United States The sable-kcepers. however,
attribute the disease to the sudden change Of weather
Jugs Of NamaScda and refused 10 maze the promotions
he recommended especially Of several officers engaged
IN the vauncd affair of Palma sofia