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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

4 NORTH GERMAN Ll.O1
STEAMSHIP LISE BbrWEEN NEN:fORk.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN -, %, %
MAIN Sat, sept ID y .NAU........Sat oct z.
~ ''''''''' So, =, >, sat Oct. ..
RATES OF PASSAG T. from NETWORK TO SOU lhAMf.
- 49, 1ON HAVRE OR BHEMEN,~ sso
FIRST CABIN 800 SECOND CABIN.
STEE':AGE, 49,. -.
Return tickets reduced rates. Prepaid steerage ceruu
Cate. &2A . ,-, ~,
steeage tickets 10 points South of England, 81
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

CONNECTION
Lave loot OF Lbery id Freehold 7:i5. ll:1o M
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BAY ROU1t-Por Highlands. Bellevue. SeabrIght
Monmouth boarh AtlIrcviie, Long Branch. OCEAN rive
Al Point Pleasant Toms River Barne
sat. Vinelapd. ATLANTIC CITY etc . n IN IN
Leave New-York. foot IAbcrtv st. o. o'SV - Ill., IA"
34j.5 D. m. IN
SVNDAYS-g3O for Long Branch.
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built OF In watertgnt con
parfmens and are every requisite 70 maxo
ths the Atlantic ooth se tnu agree
ing bathroom smoking ROOM drawinS room prino sna
library surgeon wares and caterer on
steamer The staeroons all deck has inslr
ing those greatest all Injuries at sea perfect vehuston
and lighr. -, .,a,. room. x.o soo and
'' " OFFICE. No. 20 BkOADWAI ..>,
- Al & GIrION.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-17
An Elegant Hotel.

Messrs, T. Z. Whitaker & Co., the propr'
etors Of the Carson & Lewis house. il
WeStherford, have so thoroughly reitttd
this hotel in all its departments that it might
seem that the wand of an eIchanter had
contributed to enhance its comfort and ele-
gance There are thirty rooms in the house,
the chambers neatly cSrpeted, the bed, and
furniture all new, and well supplied with all
the modern conveniences, and each and ev-
cry room thoroughly ventil,ted The dining
tables have been enlarged a'd beautited,
until now they are u surpassed outside OF
metropolitan cities, while the cuisine is all
that an epicure could desire. Mr.. I. y.
Whitaker, the manager, late of Marshall,
Texas, is a thorough hotel msn-popular
with all who patronize him, and deserves the
eminent success he is meeting. Commercial
men and Others should not forget the Carson
& Lewis house, if they wish kind treatment,
good accommodations and excellent fare.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-17
THE ROYAL BABY.
Ceremonies Attending the Birth of
the Infanta.

Madrid. Sept 16.-The princess was born
at about 8 O'Clock Saturday night.
According to ancient e.io uette the ministers,
msrshsls, grsndees and members OF the
diplomatic corps awaited the event in
an ante ,hambre. Wien the birth was
safely accomplished the Duke of Sexto,
accompanied by the chief nurse (camcrera
mayor, Immediately announced the
event, together with the sex of tho child, 10
the president of the council of ministers,and
he, in turn, communicated 1t to the assem-
bled company. Word also was sent instantly
to the captain general ofM drid, and, in con-
formity with a previously arranged plan, a
white flag was displayed upon the palace and
a salute was fred of fifteen guns. Subse.
quently the king, accompanied by the chief
nurse, formally presented the infanta to the
nobilities present, and in the presence OF
these the certifcateof her birth and presenta-
ton was drawn up by the minister OF grace
and justice, as principal notary OF the
kingdom.
The baptism of the Infants has been fixed
for the l4th of September. She Will be
named Mercedes, after the late queen. The
ex Queen Isabella will be one OF the
sponsors.
London, Sept. l6.--The Madrid CORE
spondent of the Times says the popular
demonstration over the birth of an heir tt
the throne is omparatively slight because Of
the sex of the child. The public buildings
are Illuminated, but the concourse on thu
streets is SMALL.
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Continued on third page.
SwindIing Uncle Sam

Washington, Sept. 16.-The Republican
congressional committee is using the frank
log privilege extensively in an unlawful man
ner. The law provides that the frank shall be
written, but the committee uses rubber stamps
with the following on them: "Jay A.
Hubbell, NJ. O., compliments of Marshall
,Jewett. George X. Davis and Godlove D.
Orth." A large force of men is applying
these stamps. A great number of campaign
documents, thus illegally franked, were de-
livered and forwarded from the Office here
until, upon inquiry and investigation, it was
found to be illegal and an order was issued
not 10 receive any more matter stamped in
tbh, manner. The committee, ycyer kept
on stgmpjng. but instead # ayi ne dis
ttict mail wagons take up IN, Immense
Quantities of mail from their office, they have
had wagons of their own, which take the
pscksges to the outskirts Of the city, to
BIndensburg, to Rockville, Uniontown and
Alexandria, and they are entered there: Inc
immense lois are sent to tho irland towns
and cities and put in the individual boxes
and distributed from there to the parties
or given in charge of the local organlza
lions to be sent through the small Offices
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wAXAHACHLE.
resn,ndence of the Herald.

correspondence OF the Herald.
WAXAHACHIE, Sept, IS, 1850.
There has bees almost an incessant fail of
rain here for the past two days, causing
somewhat of suspension of trade.-Tbe
cotton receipts Tor Monday last were $50
bales. W. A. Thompson was thrown
from his horse on Monday last and
killed almost instantly. He was attending
court as juror and had ridden only few
hundred yard, FROM his home when the
horse threw him of and kicked at him, not
Striking him, but coming down on that
portion of his body just over the
liver, causing death in few
moments Mr.. thompson WAS highly respected
for his social AM moral worth. - The
grand jury have completed their labors,
presenting thirty.six indictments, showing
couclusively that crime is on the decrease in
ELLIS county.--The number of bales OF
cotton sold in Wsxahacbie this season is
1887.
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New Goods.

Mrs. A. A, Pearson has recently returned
from an extended trip to the north aud west,
where she had been making purchases for the
fall trade. She bought n selected stock Of
goods in the line of millinery, suits and
ladies' furnishing articles from St. Loais,
Cincinnati and Chicago, the very latest styles
and patterns. With these and others that Mr.,
Pearson, now in the north, will soon forward,
their house will have one of the finest stocks
in the state. Ladies are invited to call and
examine.
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FORT WORTH.
londence Of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
FORT WoRrH, Sept. 10, 1880
The Herald of Truth, q monthly Sunday
school newspaper, has appeared. 1t has
three editors, members Of the Nj. Il. church.
The convention was quite harmonious,
one delegate after Withdrawing the rame OF
Colonel Foscue, retired from the convention.
- Alfred, infant son Of Clark and Fannie
Arnold, die last We .nesday morning.
immigration is coming in daily, horseback
in Wagons and on the cars, and appear to us
in all manner OF phases the g7wliay the ex-
pericncei. the youug, the old,
the monevod aud the moneyless, the
well aud the sick, the crippled
and unfortunate and the saved aud blessed.
The other day | saw q strange blind man
with Mis- fiddle also n deformed woman
helped of tho cars. -George A. Rice and
family passed through town moving from Clay
70 this co lnty. Two hundred bales of cotton
arrived to-day in spite of awful roads, and
sold Mt from % 10 10 cents per pouad.-,---
Cotton buyers were SO anxious to-day that
several run Mt once to get to wagons nrst'
Thu Hancock and English flag floats from
the top OF the court house dome.--Drs'
James Pickett and John Berry, of Caddo,
johnson county, leave uero ti'e s'V'in5 'N'
Nashville, Tennessee, to attend the lectures
THE sun has been obacured by
clouds to-day, but no ram Of
any consequence has fallen. The streets
have dried some, though very bal yet
ASIAN evidence of the cosmopolitanism OF
American trade il is only necessary TO make
visit to the depot here, where may be seer
freight cars from Maine and from Galveston
as Iusy also be seen cars from almost
every truck line road in the
United states.-Local Option Mon
arch reigns supreme at the Fort, ant
McBrayer plays well its part, They ar
favorite brands, and are to be had at the 10
cal Option saloon, presided over BY the &c &c
NAL Chris. Rintleman and Charles Hitler. In
imbibiug of either and few Whit! from
Pacific Railway Improvement cigar Is sulncI
ent to make the grand duke smile.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-17
TYLER.
Correspondence OF the Herald

Co.resp ondence OF the Herald.
TYLER, Sept. IL, 1880
The district court convene here to-day,
Judge Robertson presiding, The docket is
large and interesting. Several applicants
we're before the court to become licensed at
torneys The grand jury met on yester-
day, and it is thought they will succeed in
indictng a number Of men throughout
the couaty.-A heavy rain fell on Sunday
probably damaging the cotton to some ex'
tent-rainet on yesterday with prospects for
continuance ,o-day.--The Texas Il st.
Louis railroad has been completed several
miles beyond this plaza on toward Athens;
work is progressing iuely.-Co!tou is arriv-
ing and with rapid increase in number OF
bales each day, the larger portion
of it being shipped to st. Louis
via the Texas Sc St. Louis railroad. -
II reports are correct the people will be IN
able to gather all the cotton raised this year,
on account of the quantty.-Mr. John L.
Whitaker, citizen of this place, had his leg
badly broken a few days since, and will no
doubt be confined considerable length OF
time 10 his bed.
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A New Mode of hotographing q.

A German seientis succeeded in obtaining
chemical composition by means of which a
mirror image may be fixed and sold as a
photograph. With this composition the
mirror surface is painted, and the back part
of the mirror receives also coating of oil.
The mirror thus prepared is held before the
person to be photographed. The oil coating
evaporates, and the likeness of the person ie-
mains in natural colors on the light surface.
The image so fixed is brought into bath,
and is exposed for half hour in the sunlight
before it is ready for delivery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-17
Notice to Retain Liquor Dealers.

Notice is hereby given to all persons en-
gagged in selling liquors under the bell punch
law that they will 90 required, at the expira-
ton Of twelve months from the time they
commenced business, TO give new bond and
to pay the sum of $3.50 specific tax, and the
further sum of $40 each for use Of registers.
Parties are requested to comply with the
above at least one day before expiration of
license in order to occasion no delay.
Respectfully, VIII. PRATnER,
Collector Dallas County.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-17
WHITNEY.
nee ofthe Herald.

Corresp dence Of the Herald
WHtrNEY, Sept Is, 1850.
The mayors court has been in full bias,
for three days. Mayor Psrr presiding. Five
cases were tried to-day, and of course; all
were guilty, for who ever heard OF fellow
being acquitted in mayors eo9r. mayor
not the righteous bales of cotton
were sold here to-day. Up to date some
thing over six hundred and fifty bales have
been sold in this market. Whitney has the
reputation of paying the top of the market
for cotton, and, in consequence, is re-
ceiving great deal of cotton
that legitimAtely belongs to Cleburne
and Waco Business Of all kinds j;
Blooming. "--Cssptaih. Sam killough hal
bankers, and Captain A. j. Caruthers has
taken his place, the firm now being Porter,
Caruthers e Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-17
DALLAS
Male and Female College

Opens Monday, September 6, under an ex-
perienccd and energetic corps Of teachers
We promise our patrons a live school. minus
the humlrum aud inetlicioncy Of the average
school of the day. We are in earnest, and
will require faithful work. Patronze us
and your children will be under the super.
vision ola teacher at all times No demon
aIizing and unhealthful "play ground
romps will be allowed, but plenty of health
full and graceful exercise will be afforded il
the open air drills of the college.
Terms 50 50, SO 50 and S4 80. per montl
A hack will be- run Tor the benefit of thost
living Mt distance from the college.
For catalogues and particulars address
9. ii. HoBBs.
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1850. vnll and winter. 1851.

For the latest noveltc: ani curio.ili5s OF
tbeseqson call on Douglas Bros G0' Main
street, where you will find . bra IL" stock
of fac cloths, cassimeres, etc, These e>n-
tlamen have now ana will keep constantly on
hand the largest stock OF fine piece goods or
gents wear ia the city. These goods will be
made up in arstclusS shape, ana trimmed in
all the latest designs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-17

Washington, Sept. l6,-The postotfice de-
partment announces that the date of the de-
parture Of the steamer City of Mexico, with
mails for Mexico, from New Orleans, was
postponed from the 10Th to the 23i inst
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Coated Tongue

And bad taste in the mouth are instantly rem
eded by few drops of that wondrous prep
aration, Renne's Magic Oil. The aromatic
discovery is indeed magical IN its effects, and
never known to fail. 1t is sold everywhere in
America.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-17
"EpiIepsie" Cured

BY the use of the great German remedy,
For particulars, address P. 0. box 10, South
era 4 Western Medicine Co., Dallas, Texas.
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TApEwoRM

Radically expelled, For particulars, address
P. 0. box 70, Southern 81 Western Medicine
Co, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-17

Mems and Youths fur hats a speciality at
Blankenship 81 Blake's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NgaNOE.OEto stockholders, Oal.as& Wich-
TIA s. lrcaI Company. - A meeting Of the
stockh elders OF the Dallas q Wichita railroad
c3ra,suy VIII be held at the general oilice OF
sald canuan, In The city OF pnlin', state OF
VeNa-, ON Monday, the nth DAY cf SeGt'm-
Dor. y. l,,0, for jhl purrssc 81 Ge'ermin-
ing whelhr 4 mortgage Shtll be executed
upop the lfanca lsl and cprPsvst- property for
the purpose n constructing, completing ana
improvMElta raiaW.y.
WIT.SON D, DEM EFT,
sea'y 9aills s. Wichita 1a!lrna ompaoS
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Low prices and new goods At B'ankenshil
~ NlAke's.
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'ClIIIs, wv stFIT7II1NE1'7'
CHICAGO.
,.,e,o sa,t. 10. - The,DrOvera' 10

CucAeo, SEPT. IS. =. The,Droyera' Journal
,.a,,nrts cattle receipts, $50; shipments, 1000;
pIpnnrters in rong demand and llrm, at 3 30
* common to fair shipping l0c lower, 4 sog
al. good TO choice dull, 800 00i butchers
w az . 956Il %, s'Ockprs, . 5Q@l 00j west
l l, ,,atiyss. 2aag0; half. brecus $685. Texans,
4 n: through Texan',2 1908 % =,
sheep receipts, i ,OOi shipments, ~ ,OCOi market
lambs, per heat, . OO@3 coz common N 70 meal
nm sheep, OJ915i good to ch9lce'a V'goo'
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MATTERS BY NAIL.
Jews FROM OUR NEAR NEloHBoRs

rl -
w. A. Thompson. ~ Highly Respected
Citizen of WaNahnchie, Thrown
From His Horse and Dies
& Almost Instantiy-Tyler Re.
jOIcing over the Exten-
sion of the Texas a.
ST. Louis Road Past
IA That Place Hap.
s penfngs az
IA Fort Worth.
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gIIIl T - t7'TT' 10 = ~
NEW ORLEANS,

Pc quet but weak, Is. no.
L1rd easier; tierce, s}s@A; keg, 9a.
Dry-salt meats steadyi quoted: shouldersi
Baron quiet; quoted: shoulders, ISL
clear ribs, 3 Is; clear sides, Gs
Hams dull; gu ted: choice sugar cured
canvaase0, l%gleA. m main
Whiskey quiet; western rectlGed, OOglO.
Coiee Grmer; quoted cargoes ordinary
prime, l4@l7. .o..oa .,,,
sugar dull and nominal ;common to good com
mon -; fair to fully fair, -; prime
TO choice open kettle, lO@A; yellow
| clarified, l0S
| Mulassas-nothlng doing.
Rice active aud firm; ordinary to cholce'
.iShts counter rate, par; Commercial, -
discount; Sterling bank, 4Sl; Consols, is'a
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept IS. Flour stroug and
nj yher, demand for fancy brands exceeds the
suvplv; double, 8 $3.50; triple, -; family,
-, good to fancy, 10. -,.
yo red f il, 92lSQS each; gSh@A Octtberi
AA Ggih November; o-
oats lower; 2S&G29, closing at 2sal cash. 3
all the year.
Whisky steady, -.
Pork duh; jobbiDg, 10 IS.
mix 1niRS meats meats steady; car lots Of shoulders,
~; clear ribs, so; clear sides, &c., cOa,,,l,
r.bs, OK; sides. 0 62he75..
ST. LOUIS, Sept l6.-Hogs active ana nrm
| walkers and Baltimores, Old5 05; pacS-
irr Ola5 Is; butchers to fancy, 5OS5 20
rscsipts, I 90; shipments, wv
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NrrrrsG. y. Y. Feb. 2j.-Rohert J.. Case.
PRECEDENT o, enc d.tonri Security iuo Insurance
f-t,it ol q. w-Yorl. died az hs residence in ihis
c.,y to-day. iu ue s,teut' -lf.t y'ar OIL h'' age
NJ Clse was born IN Orange County, IN
1910. and us lived On Ncwburg for many years ITO
o tt,o pralin cnt notice in connection with tie at
f,irsot tne ..uriy Lfc laaornuc C'ap'1f Of wh.rh
lc was ro -Icnt and was indicted jointly VIA t'r sec
,.tlr, l.e 3D. A.,r.of Bro. Ism, Ton signing l".''
r.rfof... uu.i, of tlr company for ti' 1r'i l7''.
arm. ..n, ..ic. tsc ,lccYrr.icnt Tacotol' D. Woe
moro, y.a. Irli.ua t.r nfzz.emcn- ihe ui"i ASA
..u..u.. ~ g.. Clso attracted uuch attention.
.,. -..r..r. i.. assurance aud Annuity yomfaiv
,..,.. la J. u.lry f-51 I4r 90 .rrs 1lr form, I
o., m into bf kupf.v with tht close Of 1870 boz ''
.,t.u.u.ucr Is .pcrnteud.ut smy Oh bcsm hh h'r''.
,...,. December l. 1876 aud directed cessation ~
bu..n..s as soon De knew OF iAe condition ~ '"'
.,.p,.s lr Case. The frc.iieut. und u. j. Mr'miic'
.. ...I.i SOP. large folders of Zoe stock. APP
.,.,. ,.. r..i. fora receiver ami william %. Wee
.Y.l ,g.-.f...l .t.d.
,b.r .. a.t-reald. ,rm3sl proce,di g. were t'k =
a..n.t .lr.iN..r. Ior mlf, .-an,e m "m r. Mt case
ns4 Nr Itu t.e .ccGc.its, and u l. 'asflr a'ntll'
re ,tici,i ir perjury. and the yicepl, sident. Mr.
v,eu,r. Coz ,raI, ~ cmeul The Indictment was found
r.b I l.-- ANA tla oa.t elmr o. trai Soy H. IN uf
sam. ,at, before Justice Dlvis iu tnc Count oi Oyer
t,,+ tt,,l... PaD.,-. aud Mr.. Case defended by
rIirm t. ..roA. wa tm \. leach "na 'l1. 81,
3D.
OH. .I.c fo .o n.u mta.rt gap th' annual -,1I "e,.'
tal, no, ir,. orrT,4I. tle stiten.n 9. $50 30
.'... D.. ...I ,l Tot sfgar 90 o. r.. litI "t on.
t-. l. r..- CO.. uu aour, and rrfutnfd nll sFf'h--t
f ...' ..p ....,ncr IS 81 .u-pr dnd unfi Nov 80
o. lad. pt.l I D. .h. rlus' pdiulu nltt ht h.l
,,.r Boon DI.,l uluu COB perform q" -'hi..' b" ga
,.,, ..r.ary tclr, OF pR', with an celindh" Hhnl
d.. .ufrurel am go iye years at nara TAD Va STATE
piis.u , ,, a., a. ,,e.,,r,
l4I. Az I-t vas tatrd m $1,000: ihe case cann
a., .ii'i o,,1r.i lc Geua r Term March Is ~ wni.h
IN, iiisYrr. was affirmed Judge lug lli@ SWING inr
,,iiou and row anal was devised Appicdl"h go To.
t,1rt az tr, 3. 1 rl 81 reversal oi the drfi.io ~
tns .n.i.,. II'n aIA ire granting OF new lFhi No
measures o. u.ik flr matter INTO Court since nave De,A
Mn case was uur, broken down bi ne puhit as
Grace a, remained 10 IA health IN NcwburE since his
a.. lea sq yll \.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

THE CEDAR RAPIDS LEASE.
FAILURE OF STOCKHOLDERS TO RAuFY ir-Tua
ROCK ISLAND ROAD, NEvERIHELEss N coz.
troll
The Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern
Railroad was leased several months ago 10 the Chi.
cago. Rock Island and Pacific Company. The Chi
cago and Northwestern Company. few days pre-
vious had secured lease Of the road IL was sup
posed, but before tho negotiations were completed
a more favorable offer was received from the Rock
Island Company, and the road was leased subject
To the approval of the stockholders 60 that COM
pany. At the annual meeting Of the company.
held Tuesday at Cedar Rapids Iowa. ne stock
holders refused TO ratify the lease. majority %
the stock - known 10 be held by New-lork capt
talsts in the interest. u II believed OF the Rock
i,and Road. but on tho question OF The lease Tins
stock was not voted on. OF the 10000 shares os
stock $4,000 only voted In favor OF the lease A
new board Oi directors was elected however end
the actual control of the company Is IN the bands
of the Rock Island Road.
When the lease was made 1. H. lows ana
BENJAMIN Brewster directors Of the Rock Island
and Joshua Tracy, OF BurlinRton, were
chosen directors 20 protect the interests oi he Rock
Island Company At the election lnesnaA, Jour
new members were chosen. representing both that
company and the Chicago, Burlington ana quincy
Road These new dlrcctpls arr {. lNude. Rock
Island j. C. peaslee and }. W. Byih, Burlington
and John ". Dewey. Dies Mones. They take tho
places of John n. Deuis1n, Bal more. and AleNhn-
der laylor George Bliss OF Morton, hiss q 'o.,
and General Horace Porter, Of NeN-lofk ihcse
changes are believed 10 Indicate radical chhu4o ~
the management OF tue COMPANY anu w ,,,H',,
Of the otli 20 from this city. Tho present dfoUl"fl
i. cotnposci of u. = BOies Boston (; Charles Bard.
Norwich John /. BllT, y, j.; Joshua Tracy, =. G.
Pcas'cc. aud J. W. 81 tb, Burlington !. ~ lows.
lor and r T. Wmslow. New-fork &. LYnde, hpcs
Island aud John ". Dewey, Dies MONIES.
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mp rnnERr MHIrE.

Acknowledgment Robert White, oil me
If,d STATE, N.rae IIospitd srvicc. di'd Yesterday
of cou,umptior. at his station on Bedoes sl"hd' 'So
thirty Two.
ne was OF scotch descent and took BIS degree IN
r,e,icip. from Harvard University. AFTER graduating
ne entered mt toe practice Of medicine ~ b's'oh'
n,t nncrward went abroad. and studied under Froies
s strnpson and Listen. lie was also attached to mo
ROYAL Maternity Hospital. Edinburgh as It's chci resi-
dent medical officer Upon his return 10 America 40
entered the Uuied states Marine Hospital Ser'i'e'in
winch he continued on active duty up io snort pefod
before his death.
Dr. Whites abilities were early recognized ny Dis 81"
uerior officers aud be detailed by mo late eis'o"
Geucr,l Woodworth To investigate TIE yello" rev"
endemic Of ls7S. Regardless Of all personal cons yer
atoms he wen south into Ihe heart of nc epdf ~
r,rorlguce with his mstrGctions lie was az VIZ,
detalrd ~ ine Department TO accompany nc
,,tf,r lrsh ON her late cruise 10 Aiaski INC trsuss
Of ms ,yta, were Vaiufhlc sci,hnuc report "i 'a'
norton OF tls country, ana ltlEt an" N""""' '"'
nution 10 Tie Smithsonian Institution ,
lie was largely Interested m sanitary seieh'' I'm
w.. "A prominent member OF the American he''"
AssoriafiUu.