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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-13
DRINKERS AND DRUNKENNESS.

The Eighth Annual meeting of the
American Association for the Cure of Inc
brlates began in Chicago yesterday. The
meeting bids fair to be an important one
in the way of developing and commdni-
eating information that will as slst in
smeliorsting the condition of the unfor-
fortunates.
The Inter- Ocean says the following
very interesting papers are promised;
Manifestations of premature mental
decay and nervous exhaustion, induced
by incbrety and It's treatment" by DR..
+. G. Mann, New York City.
morbid sppetites," by DR.. George
Burr, Blnghamton, New York.
"On the principles which should gov
ern the management OF inebrates, and
the institutions needed to aid IN their res
torstion," by DR.. n. 5. Davis, Chicago,
Ills
mature and treatment of inebriety,'
by DIR. George Nj. Beard, Of New York
City.
Insanity and inebriety contrasted,
by DR. Joseph Parrish, Burlington, N. }.
"The obligations of the State respect
ing inebriety," by DR.. 7. ii. Evarts, Rush
ford, Mlnn
"The durability of nebriety," by DIR.
Albert Day, Boston, Mass.
persistent alcoholism" by Dr. g. w.
Earl, Chicago, Ill.
'Inebriety and It's symptomology," by
Dr. Il. Crothers, Hartford, Conn.
"rhe work of inebriates," by Professor
d. Wilkins, Chicago, LII.
"The responsibility of the medical pro.
fession in the production OF opium in
ebrety," by DR.. j. b. Mattison, Brook
lyn, n. Y.
Hereditary inebriety," by DR.. b. n.
Comings: New Britain, Conn.
"The gradual reduction of opium in
the treatment OF opium inebriety," by
DR.. I. &. Widney, St. Louis, Mo.
"Appeteney for alcohol" by DR.. ID. ID.
Kitchen, Binghampton, N. Y.
Other papers are promised, but the IL
ties are not yet received. The Presl-
dents address will be on the disease OF
lnebrety This promrses to be one OF
the most important meetings ever held
by the association. Physicians and all
interested in this work of reform are in
vited to AL the sessions of the sssocia-
tlOn
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THE VALLEY RAILWAY.

Mr.. A. b. STONE has returned from
England, where, by the assistance OF Mr..
CYRUS w. FIELD, he effected an ar
rangement with the English stockhold-
ers of the Marietta road in favor OF the
proposed consolidation with the Valley
road. The English capitalists will FUR
nish SSOO,OOO as a basis for the consoli-
dstion and completion OF the road. This
was made contingent upon the consent
OF the German stockholders, whom MIR.
FIELD has gone now to communicate
with. The English stockholders sp-
pointed an agent TO examine the condi-
ton of the Valley road, and he will com
mence work in u few weeks.
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CONDEMNED TELEGRAMS.

The State Convention Of the Mssss-
chusettS Prohibition party met 81 Wor-
cester, yesterday, and nominated full
State ticket
The Bank of Germany has raised the
rate Of discount to five per cent. and the
rate OF interest on advance to six per
cent.
Pennsylvsnla Prohitilionists met in
Convention 81 Harrisburg, yesterday,
and nominated State ticket.
The last section OF the trestle of the
Union Pacific bridge al Omaha, Is rapid !:
ly approschII = completion, and 1t Is now
expected that the first train will cross
Sunday next.
The soldiers monument ~ Dayton, O.,
was dedicated Yesterday with imposing
ceremonies.
The western lead manufacturers are ~
secret session At Clevel4nd Representa-
tiyes from all the Leading establishments
in the United States sro present.
There will. hc no change IN prices.
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IL WAS a close shave tor the Americans
but close work WAS TO be expected, and,
the match would have lost its interest It
It had not been close.
1t will be noticed that last year no
British Team competed. This was owing
to various complications which need not
b, recounted here. This year team
WAS made up, and couple OF weeks ago
il arrived in New York. 1t has been ~
Creedmoor on six days, on four OF which
the Americans shot by its side. On no
one of the days when the two shot was
the British score eqdal To that made by
the Americans. 1t could hardly have
been expected that the foreigners would
equal the Americans in the preliminary
practice. They were unused to both
the climate and the range, while
the Americans were used to each. But
there is this TACT about the British scores
which mus, not be overlooked. Begin
ming with u total score OF $50 points on
the 2Sth of August, the team ran up To
I,6lS on the lst of September. This
score has only been twice exceeded by
the Americans on their practice days,
once on the 2Sth of August, when they
made ,620, and again or the 4th OF Sep
tember, when they made the unprece-
dented score of l,64l. 1t will be noticed
that these figures are far in advance OF
any made last year in the international
match, by any one OF the competing
teams. The nearest approach was made
by the Scottish team on the first day,
when it scored l $50 points
After their extraordinary shooting, on
the lst OF September, the British fell OF,
the aggregate score the next three days
being respectively 1854, 1863, l,529.
But to this vesult the weather largely
contributed.
ON the other hand, the American
practice days hsve been remarkable for
the high average On only one day has
the total score fallen below l,6OO points
"a higher aggregate than wsS made IN
any single day by ally team last year.
The average American score OF the SIX
days has been 1863, against 500 for the
British-s clear lead OF 30 points.
Making comparison of individual
scores, we find that Miner, OF the Brit
Ish Team, leads all, the total OF his SIX
days practice being l,226. Hyde, OF the
American Team, comes next with total
score OF l,2l7. Only two of the British
Team, however, have made an aggregate
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Surrender of Lame Deer's Band.

CAMP SHERIDAN, September 10, ria
CAMP ROBINSON, NEB., September l2.-
Lsme Deer's band of Indians arrived
here to-day, which completed the sur
render of al the hostile Sioux, clearing
the Black Hills and Big Horn country,
as Sitting Bull and party are in the
British possessions. The number sur
rendering to-day is between 800 and 400.
About l75 of the band hsd previously
arrived The rest of the party were sc.
compsnied by the Indian couriers sent
out by Major Burk.
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NOTICED.

\lrILLIAA q. PETERSON, 4 CITIZEN
w and resident Of the State oi PeBusyl ..
yania, aud guardian Of the persDn and
e-tate Of his infan' sister. Ida Peterson, of
the san- state, having given bond iH the
Orphan - Ourt Oi tls county OF ALE sshsny
Ia said STATE, sufficient ~ Insure nlH a.
cOuntabillty for the whole amount Oi hi-
said wards estate In his hands or which
viii probably De received b. him as suCh
GUAR IiAn, Will on tue first day Oi To" n-St
term Of the Circuit Court for ohio county,
IN the state of West Virsinis. or a. SION
thereafter a. lac can b. heard, petition aud
move saId Circuit Court Tor an Orde au-
thDriZing him A. guardian a. aforesaid, W
sue Tor, recover and receive all money ar
personal property which may belong -
said ia Peterson, including the accruing
rents Of her real estate. la Ike manner a
u he were appointed guardian OF his said
ward IN this State and tor authority tO
remove the same To the state Of Penney
vanla I'm which the said william B.P-telr
son was appointed and qualified.
VILLA N Il. PETERSON,
Guardian Of Ida etersOn.
J.. ID. EwISG, atty, % Twelfth Street.
aglsOawta
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Special Dispatch TO the Register.
At the earnest solicitation OF many
citizens, our next representative in the
Legislature, Ross }. Alexander, was re-
quested to reply to the speech of the
Hon. l.. Dsnford, of last Saturday even
ing. The City Hall was filled this even
ing with earnest listeners, anxious to hear
the false assertions of Mr.. Dsnford eX-
planned and willing TO believe
the truth. Mr.. Alexander thanked
high heaven that the Democratic party
had been party of protests, as asserted
by Mr.. Dsnford, and that alone, if moth
ing more, WAS enough TO recommend
them TO the people. Mr.. Dsnford's
crooked paths were made straight, and
his ways that are dark, etc, made plain,
SO that wsyfsring man, though fool,
need not err therein. A JOINT discussion
between Daniord and Alexander would
be interesting, wouldn't it? But then
Dsnford wouldn't meet. Richard Ober.
ney was chairman of the meeting
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German Reformed synod.

BALTIMORE September l2.-The Syn
cd of the German Reformed Church OF
the United States, closed Its sessions last
evening, and adjourned to meet IN New
York, September lS.h, 1878. Statistics
were read showing tina: the Synod has "a
fine classic OF thirty. seven preachers,
thirty-sIx congregations, and 800 mem
bers, an increase ot 537 from contrma-
tod, and All by letter during the year.
1t has 81 Sunday schools, with 8 $50 schol-
ars. Four thousand one hundred and
eghty-niRe dollars WAS contributed dur
ing the year tor charitable purpose
The income of the church IS 1855.
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shooting Match.

CREEDMeoR, sept l2.-The champion
match, second stage, 600 yards, Allen
and Fulton, American, lead with ~
each; GIlden, British, and Dakin hIde and
jackson. America, ~; Miner and
Scnenneyhaford, British, A., There
were seven entries.
5 Lamb, Jr., 1872; 1t. Col. Fenton,
l3I; II. T.'Clark. l3l; VIM. Hayes, 40;
j. K Millner, l3O.
In the contest for the Wimbledon cup
NJ 600 yards range, Dudley Se!ph, Of
New Orleans, won on score Of l39
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Murder.

OMAHA, September u "A special to
the Herald, received this morning, states
that murder was committed last even
ing 1T Brooks, lows, { station four miles
east of Corning, on the Chicago, Bur-
lngton and Quincy railroad. The deed
Is supposed to have been committed by
the victims travelling companion. The
murdered man is about As years of age.
Nothing was found in his possession to
identify him. The officers are IN pursuit
of the murderer.
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cattle plague.

CLEVELAND, September II A cattle
plague thought 70 be . species Of the
Texas fever, has broken out among cstIie
IN the surrounding country. The Texas
cattle tins year are covered with ticEs Of
two varieties, the bite OF which Is poison
Gus - the blood. Many cattle are dying
daily. Several cases of children having
been poisoned by drinking the infected
milk have slresdy come to .he notice Ot
the city physiciaus Beet Is affected by
the disease but It can be easily detected
b. the spots The disease is said 20 b.
very infectious.
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Tweed InvesIIgatiOn.

New YORK, september l2-The
Tweed investigation continued to day be-
tore the a Aldermen. Tweed said he want
ed the documents of the Supervisors from
1867 TO 1871, in order To be able TO give
the names OF the parties in these years
who gave corrupt bills. Nearly every per-
son who furnished the supplies had II
friend IN the ring. The Supervisors
directed said friend To put the l5 per
ceht on the bill, and this percentage WAS
kept by the ring. In 1870 this per cent
dritted directly In Tweed : hand he said
he made arrangements with Ingersoii,
Watson u Co., and Garvey for the per
cent. Tue bills were raised 25 per cent,
OF which 10 per cent went 10 the ring.
During the last few years Cummings
approved certain bills, and when paid,
hande. the percentage over to the wit
ness. OF the six Supervisors who ever
received it, they divided 1t, giving q per
cent to each. Tae construction OF the
court house passed from the Supervisors
to the Court, and back again to the
Supervisors The bids for material by
Cornell ~ Co. and EasCchester " Co
were fraudulent; also, Barnard IL Co. The
Supervisors, did not levy H percentage
on the salaries oi county officers, AS they
were mostly friends, and nothing WAS
paid for raising their salaries. No money
was paid Tor appointing Gideon }.
Tucker Surrogate, or appointing Re-
corder Hackett. The witness had
nothing personally to do with the sheriti's
bills; knows OF no money spent in CON
necLion with bills OF sheritls. OBren
bills were very much in excess OF anN
paid before The Supervisors passed
every bill of the sheriff. Mr.. Bixley
represented to the witness that il he
bought half of O'Brien's claim they
would get Mr.. TIiden and Judge Barrett
to let up on him; did not think Mr.. Til
den did let up on him, saying that WAS
one of many times ! was fooled
Adjourned TILL Saturday.
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Russian Relief Movement.

New YORK, september l2.--AtLer the
services in the Russian Church yes
terday, the oc aston beng the feast Of
st. Alexander, and the name day OF the
Czar, the American gentlemen present
resolved themselves into n committee to
raise funds for the relief OF the wounded
Russian soldiers, regarding them ~ be-
ing ut present common defenders ol
Christianity. Mr.. . Connor WAS elected
chairman, and Mr. Strong secretary Tor
home and Mr.. Pries' Tor foreign CORES
pondence.
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Hotel Burned.

CHICAGO, Sept. l2.-rhe Hyde Park
Hotel, An elegant five story brick build
ing at Hyde Park, 3 suburb of the town,
was burned early this morning, together
with great part of the furniture, The
fire is supposed TO have originated in the
fifth s.ory IN detective hue. Pierce y
Benjamin were the owners of the hous..
The building originally cos. S5S,OOO, and
a wing more recently built cost 100000
The loss, owing to the shrinkage
in values, will be cOnsdera-
big below 100000 The guests
lose some $4,000 TO $4,000. Insurance
on the building is IS follows: $500 each
in Newark, Underwriters, Hudson, New
Richmond Association, Traders, y. II.
Ben Franklin, United States, st. Louis,
Franklin, n y Lycomlng and Fair.
field: 81 800 each in Git zens', New
York, Star, Oswcgo, Onondags, Fire.
mems Fund, Humboldt, National, Far-
mar.' aud Standard; Sl,250 each IN st.
Louis, Citizens, OF n. Y City of ProvI-
dence and City of Pittsburgh, and $4,000
IN Atlantic total $50 01O.
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CnnnIcrIciIer. Arrested.

BA-rIMoRE, Sept -. Two men, CIV
ing their names rs VIM. B. Nelson AMI
John Hanc, were arrested here on suspl-
cion OF being confidence operators and
dealing in counterfeit money. Their"
were found on them counterfeit bonds and
checks to large amount, and n lot OF
bogus gold 70 francs There were si& or
cight well engraved counterfeit $1,000
U. 5. gold coupon bonds. Checks on
the San FrarclscD Bank and check
on the Maiden Bank, OF lndiansp-
oils, for $1,000, payable to VIM
H. Brooks, and signed q. ID Lamblng ~
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Isase Rail.

COLUMBUS, september l2.-The two
games of bali to-day between tho RocE.
"sters ard Buckeyes resulted to I and
3 to IN lavor OF the Roche slers
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, September -.
Chicago 4, Fall river 4.
TERRE HAUTE, September l2.--Cln.
,innati 5, Terre Haute
NEw YoRK, September ~ st. LOUIS
3, Hartford 2.
PITTsBURGH, September l2.-Syracuse
Stars 7, indianapolis 2,
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NOTHING is more pleasant to the eye
than to see in home q judicious use Of
knicknacks and pretty little ornaments.
Many of these can be made by the ladies
at triaing cost, and add much to the
brightness of boudoir, bedroom and par
lor. These are what the French include
under the name of lingerie. "Andrew's
Bazar," issued At Cincinnati, gives the
most various examples and directions how
to make them. This alone is worth the
subscription, which Is only one dollar,
though the contents OF the "BsZar" are
very comprehensive. 1t is quite indis-
pensable in well-ordered home.
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senator Morton.

INDIANAPOLIS, September l2.-Ad.
vices from Richmond st noon today say
that Senstor Morton Is resting very we'll
with no cause IJr alarm.
RICHMOND, IND, September l2.-Oc
cssionssl pains in Senator Morton left
side this morning, have been controlled
by his phyacians He is resting easily
at IL O'Clock tonight. President Hayes
visit tomorrow morning is 10 be eIclu-
lively quiet.
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CHICAGO, September l2-Whon the
train on the Illinois Central arrived this
evening, sn officer WAS at the depot to
arrest Father GrogHn, who, according io
the story of the conductor and passrn-
gers, had, without provocatlon, thrown
from the ear windows during the trip
two OF the Bibles placed in the racks by
religious societies. He was admitted to
bail The case will be- heard To morrow.
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Chinese Immigration.

SAN FRANCISCO, September l2.-Fung
PAX, prominent Chinese merchant, will
leave for Hong Kong to-day by the City
of Peklng. He goes to carry out the
request made by Colonel Bee, and en-
dorsed by the Chinese companies, to
visit the districts from whence his
people immigrste for California, for the
purpose of checking or limiting any fur
ther immigration.
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Interstate Rifle Match,

CEEEDTooB, september l2.-The In.
ter-Sta'- rnalch resulted - follows: Cali
iorniA 9,l CYnnscticut 81, New York
9Gj. W. Jersey ~ Ir the champions
match Fu.tpu wDu the fret priZt. fcOre
l39. .-n second, ls5; DAkIug third.
IA, BY yle' burg fourth l23, Sur Henry
H4uurl 6 d., ~.
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Washington Items.

WAsHISGToS, Sept. l2.-There will
be no surplus in the District Treasury
out of which to reimburse the United
Ststes tor payments of interest on the
3.65 bonds of the districts. II sny more
money were taken rom the Treas sury
for this purpose, it would, perhaps, pre-
vent the maintenance Of the Dlstric.
Government; so say the commissioners.
An official dispatch received a. the
War Department from San Carlos says
that the chiefs Victory and Lou with
two hundred and fifty Warm Spring
Indians left the reservation.
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Al the quarterly meeting of the Pitts
burgh Chamber OF Commerce, on Tues
day last, stsLements were made that Col,
Tom SCoTT had assured the merchants OF
that city that no further unjust freight
discrimination against Pittsburgh should
occur, and that he had not been aware
that any such discrimination ever existed
Al the meeting Capt DRAvo suggested
that though Col. SCOTS promises were
talr, the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Rail
rosd should not be lost sight of. Our
Interests will be safe when Pittsburgh Is
known in railroad tariffs rs Compel
Ing Point Then fair freight charges
Will not depend Oh the actions OF iuClvid-
usls, but b. assured to Us by the laws o E
trade. Colonel SCoTrs words are COM
iorung, but certsin competition will be
the best regulator.
Captain DRAvo's head is extremely
even on that question and 1t IS
equally applicable here as at
Pittsburgh Competition ls a prOdigious
regulator and is about the only elective
check on big railroad tariffs we know of.
With the Tuscarawas Valley railroad
completed TO our doors another COM
peilng line Tor favors IS added to the two
present ones, and Ms "toO many cooks
spoil the BROTH" SO will 1t be more diff
cult for so many different railroad COM
Psnies TO adjust the freight rates for
Wheeling without consulting her inter
ests.
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TIE bell punches, or registering
drinks. were attached to the counters OF
oil Richmond saloons yesterday. AL
.,.av the patriotic citizen believes it his
dntv to increase his daily allowance TO
A. extra eye-opener, meridian settler
and double night.cap in order 10 con-
t.;hp,s his share toward reducing the
o,ormous State debt. The conviviallty
-, ,bs OH Dominion citizens has cor
respondingly increased.
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Rnnk Officer AbacnnsIed.

CHICAGO. september l2--Fmii Josa-
phst, who TAI = snail deposit bank at
I64 R4uG, lpu sreet, has ie.t the city,
leavirg the bans ins)lv-nt, and to-day t
was pI4cel IN the hands Of an a'sIgnee.
Liabilities vsriously stated a. $4,000 TO
$4,000, with assets not over $4,000.
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Rn-tOn Races

BosToS. September II Race for 2.3o
horses, purse 81 900, not finished, hy"
heat, trottcd; Prattie won the hrst and
sccond heats, Eli Getchcii the third,
and schuyler tho fourth and hilh. Tim"
~, 2:2s. Z:27 ZZ3!. Z@l.
IT. the second rac,., pure 81 900, John
II, IL, !; Huutres,, z, :, 3; LAZY Smell,
3.3.2. Time Z:Zi, 2.234 III.
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OUR New York City exchanges bring
II. the details of sad case OF crime III
,bst city, wherein one DIR. MEYER, an
assistant professor OF the New York Uni
yprsity, is charged with committing an
abortion. One of the victims in this case
WIS beautiful young girl OF seven
,aep. When discovered by the
detectives the girl WAS lying at the point
ot death at the house OF this IN smous
doctor. The parents were notified OF
their childs whereabouts and condition
and we're present at the death bed, where
smost hesrtrendlng scene ensued. The
fsct that MEYER is connected with the
medical department of one OF the colleges
mskes his connection with the trade OF
sbortion doubly dangerous; Tor 1t Is
standard point in medical morality to In
sulI into students an adherence of such
practices. What must be the effect OF
the revelation tina. 4 "teacher' is impl-
Gated in the nefariOus trade?
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Battle Of North Point.

Baltimore, September l2.-Th" Od
Defenders were ut Annapolis, Yesterday,
celebrating with Governor Carroll the
battle Of North Point. Tho city office
and public schools were closed, and nsPs
lOat everywhere.
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Locomotive Firemen's .onv.nuon

INDIAEAPDLI', september l2.-The
annual Convention Of the locomotive
Firnmeu o! Lbs United States met yes
terIay, Asd wa addressed by Col May
nard, editor of the Sentiast, and Mayor
Coyen, Ol this city, after which they
went IN secret session. Their proceed
iogs to-day have been held with closed
door
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Totals.
These tirnres show that we may lol

These figures show that We may IoOh
on Thursday and Friday for the best
shooting that has ever ye: signallzed the
international matches, and If their study
excites cheerful hope in the bosom OF
every true American that the Centen.
NAL Trophy is to remain another year
in this country, it is believed the match
will not be looked forward to with any
the less interest or enthusiasm.
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~ 1aTiup.

NEw Y"EK September l2-Arriyed
-Stnamer France from HsvIc.
BALTIMORE, September lZ.-ArrIyed
-Sprmer Leipzig from Antwerp.
.UrHAMPTJE, September l2.-The
steamer Mu-eI.e, from New York, AZ
rived.
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Tuv OsMAN Pashs conundrum Is ar
.uo-ad The Turkish Minister IN this
country makes official announcement to
cha nress that OsMAN Pasha was born
:. Aus Minor of Mussulmsn parents,
h.Dcs he is neither BAzINE, CRAWFORD.
mr. soy other "furriner."