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Very respectfully,
(signed,) R. NJ. WALLACE,
TIpitod States Morsba1
The Rifle Clubs to be Disbauded.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 20-The Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee of South Carolina have is.
sued proclamation asserting that the charges
of Gov. Chamberlain are false, but advise and
command the disbandment of the rifle clubs,
and exhort the people to continuance of SUBJ
mission to the authority of the government,
feeling assured that time and patience will work
their deliverance.
The Negroes Returning to their Homes.
Matters are quiet at Cainboy. Major Bum
ford with Co. B, 18th regular infantry, has ar
rived there and has been provided with quar-
tiers. Before the arrival of the troops the whites
and negroes had parley, and the latter, on
being assured that the whites did not intend to
modest them promised to abandon the swamp
and return to their homes
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MARINE NEWS.

Damage to shipping Along the COnst.
RocKLAND, Oct. 2O.-rhe revenue cutter j.
G. Dobbn, just arrived here, reports the
schooner Cuba, of and from st John, had put
in at Southwest Harbor, Mt Desert, yesterday
with loss of main boom and portion of her
deck load of lumber Also the schooner J. f.
Duren, with loss of foretopmost.
Shipwreck and Loss of Life.
QUEBEC, Oct 20.-The loss on the north
shore of SIX fishing schooners is reported. In
one instance the crew, seven in number,
persisted,
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The Centennial Exhibition,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-The 1nveiling OF
the Witherspuon monument took place this
morning on the centennial grounds by D. D.
Wood, Esq.,a grandson of DR.. Witherspoon. The
exercises consisted of prayer, singing of hymns
and reading, by Rev. Mr.. McCook, of the his
tory of the efforts to erect the monument
Cash admissions registered at the main exhi-
bition today, 94018.
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METEOROLOGICAL,

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
Oct. %, Il A. Mo
For New England.
falling barometer, increasing northeast to
southeast winds, nearly stationary temperature,
threatening and rainy weather.
Cautionary signals will continue from Geor-
gia to Massachusetts.
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Go and consult LADY ROsEALTHIA.
Seventh Daughter of seventh Daughter
just from Europe, RECEIVERS stolen property, names
answers letters. Fee $1 90. Rooms nj No
Is Free Street, corner of Cotton. Hours
fromS a. m, to 10 p. IN. oct9snt
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POLITICAL
Conversational Nominations.

NEW YORK. Oct. 20-The following nomi-
nations were mare in this city tonight by con-
ventions: The Independent Democratic green
back party nominated Col. james f.. Kerrigan
for Congress in the 9th district. The anti
Tammany party nominated Elijah Ward for
Congress in the 9Th district.
The Ohio Election.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20-The Commercial pub
fishes the official returns from Ohio as follows:
Barnes over Bell STA; Chapman Temperance
candidate for Secretary of State) received 1774
votes. Barnes over all, 1000. Boynton Judge
of Supreme Court over Trickey, 7OS.
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BROTHERS..

The Western UuiOn Tel
egraph Company has re-
duced its rates moro than
SO PER CENT. i'm ten
years. Its own lines are
connected with more than
seven thousand stations
and through its cOnnec-
tiOns reaches directly more
than ten thousand stations.
1t has twenty-eight wires
coming into Portland from
all directions. while its RI
val whose advent is her.
aided with much sounding
phrase, but one wire in
one direction. The rates
by the Western Union lines
will always be as low as
by the lines of any other
Company that has any ca
pacity for handling tele-
graph business.
j. s. BEDLOW,
Supt. I'd Dist Eastern Division.
oct12 diff
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New Work stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. October DETERMINATIONS after
loaning at q per cent call and closed easy at
II q per cent. Foreign Exchange quiet, the nomi-
nal asking rates being at 1881 for bankers go days
done az 1872 q 4s3 for long and 4s5 for demand.
Imports OF dry goods TOR the week 81. 5.149;
amount marketed 81, 4OS, 1888.
Gold opened at LEG declining to ITO and closed at
11Os; carrying rates l. 2, g. and q per cent. loans
also made fat. The clearances at the Gold Exchange
Bank were $34,753, 900. The customs receipts to-
day were $2O4,0O0 Treasury disbursements $33.5OO
gold and Sill 900 in silver. Steamship Russia arrived
from England to-day brought $750,OO0 gold coin,
making total received this week 81 $50 O00 of which
$sOO,OO0 already gone on to sub-Treasury. Govern
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MARRIED.

In Paris, Texas, Sept 49, Henry L. BARRELS and
Miss Mamie Jordan, both of Paris 'N
lu Norway, Oct. Is. by Rev. c. L. Mills, Herman L,
of Norway. ~
In Biddeford, Oct. u, Geo. P. Hardy of Bddeford
and Miss frankie Jenkins OF Corinth,
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ST JOHN, NIB. Br Schr Castalia-9Co bbls -four
247 bags feed, 237 do shorts 25,600 it lumber.
YARMOUTH, Ms. Br Schr Besse-4OObbls -four
100 bags meal
BOWLING, SCOT. Bark't F H II ,Loring-4O1-
916 # lumber, 1905 pickets.
DIGBY, Ms. Br Schr Portland-2O0 bbls flour.
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DIED.

In this city, Oct 20, William Henry Tanner, Jr
son OF VIM H. and Sarah Tanner, aged years.
Funeral sci vices Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
In this city, Oct 49, Francis Bennett aged 65 years
months
Funeral services Sunday at ~ O'clock at his late
residence. corner of Congress ana Montgomery SITS.
Burial at convenience of the family.
In Boothbay, Sept. 26, Hattie E. Rice aged 10 years
months.
In Brunswick, Oct 7, Mr.. Nath'l Motley, aged 70
years 10 months.
In Stark, N. H, Oct. goth, Dr. James varnum,
aged So years.
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Boston stock Market

ISaIes at the BrOKers' Board, Oct. 70.
$1,000 Eastern Railroad new bonds. ....,... 47
sos Eastern Railroad scrip. .......... go az
As Boston q Name Railroad. ................ 96
1856 Eastern Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ga
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FINANCIAL AND CON-

Portland WhOIesaIe Market.
FRIDAY.-There is general advance in prices to-
day. owing to the prospect of Eastern troubles Corn
shows very advance and car lots quoted at Csc
and bag lots at CSC, Meal is worth 64c and oats 4Sc
Sugars have also advanced to-day and granulated is
quoted at 1sc and Extra G. at 11c Flour is strong
and prices are firm at 25 to SOC higher.
Daily Domestic Receipts.
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MEMORANDA.

Barque Susan BlasdeIl, Sawyer, from Quebec
for Glasgow. is So days out. Twenty per cent pre-
MUM was paid on insurance 18TH
Ship Alice Vennard, Could from Mejillones for
Europe, put into Montevideo prev to 18th inst eaky
Fully insured.
Sch s Gilmore, from Bangor for New York while
running out of Newport 18th collided with schr Julia
Newell and lost malnsail. The sustained NO
damage.
Sch l. 81 M Knowles. Harrington from Machias for
Havana which recently put into Charleston in dis
tress has repaired and cleared for destination 4th
Three or four fishing vessels (names not ascer-
taine went ashore at Grand Menan. during the gale
18th inst
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New Novels
"The Laurel Bush" by the author of John
Halifax" (Harper Brothers, New York; Port
land, Loring Short & Harmony is tender,
simple and pathetic story in Miss Mulock'
wellknown manner. The elevation and wo
manly refinement of sentiment which invaria
bly, characterize her writings are prominent in
this novel, and its gray monotone of shade is
relieved by the happy ending that comes, as
sometimes at the close of day folded in rain
clouds the pale glow of the late low sun gives
promise of fair time to be. This habitual sad
ness of Mis- Mulock's novels has at times an
effect OF morbidness and overs trained senti-
ment, unworthy of of her best traits-which
are so true and so womanly that they more
than atone for those less fortunate.
FALLEN Fortunes by James Payn, author of
"Lost Sir Messingberd," ETC., New York, D.
Appleton & Go. Portland, Bailey & Noyes)
is charming novel, bright, pleasant and origi
nal The story is well told md the characte rs
quite removed from commonplace-while the
plot owes nothing to sensationalism or exag
geration for its interest The characters of
Mrs. Dalton and Jenny are drawn with much
point aud dslicacy; and the brave Godfrey de-
serves the good fortune that is awardad him at
the emf of the story. In brief, "Fallen For
tunes" is to be recognized as one of the pleas
ATTEST stories Of the season and merits it's
place in the Library of Choice Novels which is
in course Of publication by Messrs. Appleton &
Co.
"rime's Ungentle Tide" by Dudley Win
throp Moore (American News Company, New
York; is decidedly sensational in plot and
treatment, but urobjectonable on the whole
and not bad specimen of it's class. From a
literary point of view it merits but little praise
for its amusingly melodramatic manner.
'Lady Ernestine, or the Absent Lord of
Rocheforte," by Mrs G. A. Warfield, (Peter.
sons, Philadelphia) is chiefly remarkable fol
its pretensions to familiarity with some pas
sages of French history during the Reign Of
Terror, and its conspicuous lack OF research il
the elemeD AIRY portion Of Fasquelle's grammar
of the French language. 1t is no doubt ad
INVISIBLE and even praiseworthy to Introduce
foreign phrases where the English affords ar
imperfect equivalent; but the insertion o.
simple-and often incorrect-bits of French
with translations kindly appended in foot
note, is neither an enjoyment to the reader moi
an ornament to the book. A good degree O.
power and ingenuity Of treatment gives tc
"Lady Ernestine' certain interest that will
commend it to the lover of highly wrought
fiction.
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One hundred Thousand tons of Pittston coal
were sold at auction to-day. Prices show an
increase of about Is per cent. 40 900 tons lump,
steamer and crate coal at So 923 to $500 per
at 8 so to 923; 5000 tons of chestnut at 1878
to $3.874.
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NEW YORK.

Charges against n Bank Superintende mt
New YoRK, Oct. 23.-The Daily News says it
is rumored that charges of malfeasance in Of
flee against Bank Superintendent Ellis will be
presented this evening or tomorrow to Gov.
Tiden, and it it is thought they are so well
founded and supported by competent witnesses
that the result must be suspension from Office
Ellis was appointed by Gov. Dix.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance--1000 bush cornmeal to
Iirua e. IN
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MILLINERY.

Having returned to the city shall be glad to see
my old customers and welcome new ones at my
Rooms
563 l.2 CONGRESS STREET.
Hats and Bonnets trimmed to order. Material fur
nished or not at the option of customers.
oct19sndlw l.. q. WORTH
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IFR0M MERCHANTS EXCHANGED!
Cid at Charleston goth, barque Martha A Mcneil,
Jordan, Liverpool.
Ar at Norfolk 10Th, ship John DeCoster, Musaus,
Portland.
Cid at Philadelphia Goth, steamer Attention, for
Portland.
Sid I'm Liverpool 10Th, ship Alice d Cooper Hum.
phrey, United States.
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isolinda, by Hugh Howard; and The Old
Hostler's Experience by Irwin Russell.

Hostler's Experience, by Irwin Russell.
George MacDonald's new serial, The Mar
quis of Lossie, is begun in the number of
LitteRs Living Age for Oct. 21st, printed from
advance sheets. Its opening chapters are full
of interest, and give promise of remarkably
powerful story. The same number also con-
tains The Philosophers Pendulum, tale from
Germany, by Rudolph Lindau; Society in Italy
in the Last Days of the Roman Republic, by
James Anthony Froude; The Bayreuth Per-
formances; The Reality of Duty, as illustrated
by the Autobiography of John Stuart MILL
Ulster and its People; A Drive in Devonshire;
The Pope's Daily Life, and other valuable
reading, besides choice poetry and miscellany.
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NO FAILURE.

Thousands have been made miserable for years by
the 'CATARRH." Many expedients have been
resorted to relieve the victims, BUT MORE TO
RELIEVE THEIR POCKETS. 1t gives us mex
pressible pleasure to know that an agreeable and
cheap remedy has been found for it in
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TFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

EASTPORT, Oct 14-Ar, brig Vesta, Durgey, Var
mouth, MS, with salt; sch L B Newcomb, hickey,
Boston.
Oct 15-Ar, sch Fleetwing johnson, Portland.
Oct 16-Ar, sch Porpose. Kelley, North shore.
Sid, sch W Paige, Hillyard, New York; Percy,
Mitchell, do.
Oct 17-Sld, sch Alice Dean, Gardiner, Portland
Oct 18-Ar, sch Mary Ellen, Saunders, Rockport.
The fine schr Alice Dean will take the place of the
Gazelle as packet between Pembroke, Eastport
and Portland, under command of Capt L Gardiner
The Alice Dean is good vessel and we have no doubt
that Capt Gardeners reputation as au honest, ener-
getie and careful man, will insure him liberal pat
ronageg
LUBEC Oct 17-Ar. brig Clara Adams, McFad-
den. Liverpool, with SALT
LAUNCHED-At Millbridge 18th, by W Sawyer,
ed by the builders and others and to be commanded
bxG Worra
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Spiritualism and ClairvOyance.

Oct 9, lat "a 20, lon 10 20, barque Stover from
New York for Cienfuegos.
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pThMnQ ED ROBINSON, 5 Myrtle Street,
l llNuN has the celebrated Weber Piano, and
AND other makers, at extremely low prices.
0RnhMQ Orders for Tuning attended to as
aug28 My
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R#DER'S
German Snuff,

Which is rapidly coming into very general use.
This ''Snuff" has several things
which especially recommend it;
1ct.-It does not cause VIOLENT sneezing to
1St-- the injury of the sufferer.
3D.. 1t is very easily applied, and produces only
Nu an agreeable sensation.
9IIt is very sure to give relief to the victim,
OU.sAND THAT VERY SOON.
Ath. It is very cheap the price being only s5
fCu-.CENTS A BOX.
just try one box, and you will own no better
"Remedy' is known.
Advise your friends to try it, too, and they forever
will bless you, for telling them the pleasant news of
how to drive away the "blues" Invest just 25 cents
in box Of
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REDER'S
German Snuff.

Use it according to directions and cure is war;
wanted.
Price IS cents. For sale by all druggist. If you
are remote from the city, send so cents to the Agent
and receive a box by mail. General Agents for the
United States, SMITH, DOOLITTLE & SMITH,
Wholesale Druggists, 26 fremont Street, Boston.
Oct11 WS.SMsu6m
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PIOAYUyBeOLICY.
Ths Bunriiss Efforts Of tho Democrats to I.-
vestirsto Frauds.

WARRINGTON, Feb. l.-The Democratic
majority In the House seem inclined 70 adopt
tho same policy In regard to Investigations that
the Republicans ALWAYS advooated-tbst ls, to
refuse to appoint special committees. The men
who assums to be tho leaders Of the Dem ocratio
side say. that special committees are expensive.
and the regular standing committees ought TO
perform this labor 10 addition to their stereo-
typed duties. There were two serious objections
TO this ! First, because committees like those on
Naval Affairs, Post Ofaces and Post Roads, Mn.
tary Affairs, Public buildings aud Groun1s. Ju-
dlrl iry and Wavs and Means have enough to do
10 dls3ose OF the routine work referred to them
by tho House; secondly, there are plenty of good
men, some Of them peculiarly adapted for lnves-
tieation, who are not on these important com
mtttees They have plenty of leisure, and many
of them are really anxious to be doing some
thing.
Then. sr,in. the Committee on Accounts IA so
pennrious that II will not afford the Committees
on Expenditures the proper facilities to do the
work expected Of them. Only one OF these
committees is allowed . clerk, and only two
have rooms In whion to meet. Tne official re-
purterp. whose duty II Il to report all the evi-
denoe. are restricted to $50 worth OF STATIONERY.
There Is no use ntte mptng iuyes cations unless
they are vigorously conducted, and that is I'M
possible " plcayuns policy !. 70 be pursued.
Thus far tho Republcans In the House and In
the a epArtments have laughed ct the bungllng
efforts of the Dem ocrats TO run down their
friends, For Instance, the Committee on Ex-
penditures on Punlic Duidinvs cannot do any
thing, because II has neither place to meet
10 nor clerk. , fe%. hs no,iesS dem Sf elsncsl
looking Mulie'ts accounts, especially those on
which DOss Shepherd was paid millions of dol
lars for roofing and plumbing and Ras fitting.
Some OF these accounts are very Intricate, and
an expert ought to be employed to unravei
them; but the false economists. the penny wiso
and pound foolish refOrmers IKE the Chsirman
OF the Committee on Accounts, would be horror
stricken at proposition TO employ an ac-
countant for this purpose. member uf the
Committee on Publto DutIctngs and Grounds
was tod how he could get at the key to unlock
the seorets Of Sbepherd's accounts, but he said
tnat the member OF his committee had no time
TO look alter things Of this sort, and so II goes
all along the line.
Tne Com mittee on Expenditures In the Navy
Depar tm snt, and that on the same subject In the
Interior Department, are doing nothing aud de-
clare then Intention to do nothing.
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JOrrINGS BOUT TOWN.


"sportsman." oall at 1nE SUN once and Esa
your money
Gtts Of 70 day is not one OF Mr.. Norman L
AunrU's publcai'ns.
Louls Saurr died In John Lelers liquor stors
at Olh Pear street lAst night
The statement OF the New York Life Insus-
ancu Company snows large surplus
Earle Council. No. II, Sovereigns OF Industry.
meets IN Union Hall even Saturday evening.
This sale OF boxes for the seventh Recimsna
reception Will take place al the a-nory his uVehihE
All tho deputies Of the Sherns once will at
tend Marx L,nigans bad Ia TamuaOI Hall. On luusdAg
evening next.
Mr.. Oswald Ottendorfer hM accepted the
iresidepcf OF thr a5kOctAol Tor me Introduction -
German INT the curriculum Of the public schools
Al siI O'Clock last nlght Police Commissi0nsS
NOOrhH ordered 900 carts ana 0OJ men to remove %
snow frOm the tIeTy W Fourteenth street Ia BroA4
WAJ.
Cot. y. A. Oonkling delivered an address iAsa
evening ny Invitation Of tao inmAlrs Of the boOniag-
aAle yum for toe Insane, Oi which Institution 10
one Of the governors
Wisely following tho suggestion OF TuH buH.
MessrA Aern Brothers, drI gDods dealers 10 SKA
Bvenu near TNeniV-thrd street, have prOVlOoa so~1
Tor their sales~ omen
White rep1inng water pipe ia tho rear yard
ii hOnrOo streot YoaierdaY, IhumaA DIG aeon.
plumber. found thrre hulnan skus and sOine
10 no slte OF sn Old graveyard
At the meeting OF the depositors OF tho Ger.
that the committee the track Of iInpOrtAAt lufos-
m.uon imphoAung former trastees OF tbs oAnk u
frauds upon II.
(aan.nA-0aei b II Illustrated read Sunady
DeDiO,rui. Normal COIugo UlgO.Ty unIlask kOdI roa1
Sunday Detn0oTuL Ado
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THE ENGLISH RTrUALIsrs.
Discinimina sympathy with any movemsn,
Looking TO subOrdinatieu 10 Papacy.

Discinimina sympathy with any movemsnt
Looking TO subOrdinatieu 90 Papacy.
LONDON. Feb. A-The Rev. Alexander II.
Mack onochie, the ourate OF the noted High
Church" st. Aioans, Brooke street, Holborn.
sends to the newspapers to-day document
signed by about a hundred prominent rltualist
ciersymen, fairly represent 1.-Two men, Incl Iding
most, " not all. who have been subjected to
ecclesiastical prosecutions, disclaiming conneo-
tion or sympathy with any movement looking to
the subordlnation Of the Anglican ritusIists TO
Papacy declaring the isis for such a neRotil-
ton impossible until the Vatican DEGREES are
retracted a. d reUealed with a. much fOrmality
ha tney were promulgated.
lhe author OF ths original letter to Cardinal
Manning. which first gave color TO the report,
vii es To the Morning Post TO-DAY over tho same
pseudonym, "Presbyter Anelicanus" saying
tnat the letter originated with himself, and tb at
he spoke Uniy for himself.
Renewed attention and discussion OF the sub-
ject have been Awak ktned by LORD PenZance's
decision Yesterday In the Fokestone ritual case
the inst sui under the Pubnr Worship Hegu-
lation act The decision declares ilieg Il the use
OF ihe crucihx and st tons ~ the cross, and
solitary communion. Tue Rev. Mr.. lldsdae,
the unsuccessful defendant, is ono OF the sign
e.s Of Mr., Mackonochiss manifesto
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rWo MYTHICAL FUNCrIoNARI6s.
Secretary Fish Disownins Parsea Newman
and the samosn Premier.

bcorOthFy fafeou NoW1an
and the samoan Premier.
WAsHISoroN. Feb. A-The Secretary OF
State 10 sometimes passionate, though he never
gets mad at Spain. lie has been annoyed for
some davs al the reports that Parson Newman,
Col SteinberRer. aud others, who have travelled
IN Europe. Asia, Africa, and everywhere else,
were representatives OF hts department This
ne explicitly denied to-day 10 the House oom-
mi tee wins inquired about it. He knows Of no
such appointments, never had auvthtng TO do
wi the parties named, but remembers soms
time Ia March. 1852 and subsequently, that there
was legislation wuiph permitted the President
to send particular friends on junketing tour
sr1uud the world. A for inspectors OF consu-
tea and inspectors OF consulir accounts,
they are to hun a myth. No persons hivo
ever been appointed by the State Department to
Drrfor,p any such duties. He says, however,
that Parson Newman did write hf'n two or three
personal letter. about the personnel of the con
suIates In China and Japan suggestive OF the
to ' OF Sodom and Pompeii whioh he would
not give To the public.
Ihe most interesting pert Of thu Seer tsry' 8
naTr tive is his disOwning Stcinnerger. 1his oot
mOpoltan fIncu mar , VINO has been spending
the peoples money and accredited TO tho state
Depsri,..'e 'ent. Is now isowned by the keeper of
tne rres1 S,4l. There seems to be deslsn in
puttins The p sponsiailIty Of the Aopo'ntment
OF these ,is.las. = -svellers on the President @nd
ex -SeoretsS,as n. ',,t,, I'll and Richardson.