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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-17
SPORTING GOODS.

S25 GENv
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN,
Warranted perfection in barrels, locks. stock, ac-
ton ard shooting qualities. Double barrel BreecI-
loading
SHOT GUN.
English LamiDated Steel Barrels
worthy SlU0 Gun. Trial given and money re-
funded if not satisfactory. Testimonials ~ is
good gun in every respect, and the sportsman
needs no better. "-P. Jouey. esq, U s. Smith
sonian Institute; T. F. Eager, esq. U. 3. Govern
ment Hospital: Prof Beach, Alexandria. Va.
Major Geo Duffy. Com. Internal Revenue, Alex,
sndria, Va, and hundreds of others. OMEAlsA'J s
Sporting Bazars. 18th ard T, opp. U. g. Treas
and 521 7th. OPP Z. & Post 0tfce- Inlmense cata-
loue of fire Colt Guns, Fishing Tackle, 81 RaZprs,
Archery. Lawn Tennis. &c. free to al. aug21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-17

THE WEEKLY STAR 1or this week Is an excel
lent number. 1t contains, as an eight-page
paper, hfty- five solid columns OF reading mat.
Two Sides to the Same Story" Washinrfon
news and gossip, agricultural matters. focal
affairs, miscellaneous news, personals politics Al
notes, late kilograms, ETC., and MARRIAGES and
campaign for IS cents or so cents for three
months. Price at the counter, in wrappers
i've cents each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-17

MOVEMENTS OF L. s. NAVAL VEssELs.-The
training ship Constitution sailed from Newport
on The 18th. She is making her way down to
Hampton Roads. The Lackawanna was at
Calloa on the 10th of August. The Wachusett
left that port August 18th for Valparaiso.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-23

The statues and ashes of the Napc.
Icons have suffered strange vicissitudes.
Twics he's the status of the First Napo.
leon. which stands in the Place Ven
dome. been dragged to the ground
first by Royalists and then by Radicals
only to be re- erected; while his ashes
were restored to France on the demand
OF another dynasty. TO be respected
even during the Commune. Louis
the sx-Kiug Of Holland, removed his
fathers rernains from Grenoble. in St.
LEU. to which place his own ashes were
in time removed from Italy. The eldest
son Of LoGis-regarded by Napoleon Is
his heir. and who died when but
six years old--vas ct tir-t laid in Saint
Denis; but the Bourl"' when they
returned 10 France. had ,he body trans
lated, and the little Napoleon nov
rt SITS in ths same vault as his father
and grandfather. jerome alone repns
ca under the dome OF the Irvalides
with his great brother. The ashes OF
the other Bonapsrtss. lie scattered
here and there. and are to Be found at
Rome, Fiorencs. Vienna. Chisslhurst,
and some in Cslsbris.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-23

Seventeen Kate Bsndes. IA John
Blenders. 46o children Bsnders, and Is
Maggie Beuders, have been discovered
in Nebraska in the last tive weeks.
9s47 Nebraska people kept the old
man and woman over night. 5000 gave
them . dollar .piece. and AGO. saw
them lying sgaiustA haystsok, camping
io oornfsld, lurking in the bushes, or
leaning up sga;ns. . tree. A week ago
nearly hSf-s- million people OF Neoras-
ka liaed up their voices and sang: We
knew they were the Bendersr But
shere are only ten of them left. The
balance have changed their tune. They
knew oil the time that those Old t-smps
were not the Bendsrs. There are that
is to say. something like 49s. .sS4 liars
in Nebraska. which is ali Ne know
about the Benders just now.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-23

The export of iron ore from Spain in
the first half Of this year vas 100 per
cent more than in 1879. Spain is now
full OF co~wsrcial . Englishmen. who
run the railroads. mines and vineyards
The Spaniards arc not very fond Of
these Britous hut cant get along
without them. Nearly every engine IN
Spsiu halls from nanchester or birm'
ipgham.'
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-23

Now that the old bitterness against
Russia, which ~as rampant in Eugiand
. couple Of years ago, is nearly dead.
the Duchess of Edinburgh. who lie oss
Of the mose accomplished and highly
educsssd priscssses in Enrope. has
been received with something mora
than the respectful tolerst,on SormerlJ
conceded to her. even BY the eourt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29
THE CAUSE REVEALED.
Discovery of Subtle Acid in the
Blood Which Causes Pain, Dis
ease, and O/feH Dea:h.
The Way by Which il Gets Into the
System and How il Can
BE Kept out.
Some Netr Scientific Facts of Great I'M
p0rtaRce.

One OF the most important revelations Of the
present time is the discovery beyond q doubt that
Uric Acid in the blood is the of all Rheumatic
troubles. This acid causes q fermentation, which
gives great pain to the muscles, steIs the joints,
and often blasts the entire life. The natural ques
ton is: How does this poisonous uric acid get
into the bloods The is easy: 1t is because
and throw off this acid through the natural chan
s se THE Il 70 &c. s TIE
going right to the source of the stream as all read
ers can readily see. 1t would be easy to dam the
frmed rheumatic troubles by lotions and rubbings
but by putting the kidneys in a healthy condition
the cause is removed and the uric acid leaves the
The most certain ruler and regulator of the Kid
neys known to mankind is Warmers Safe Kidney
sna live SHg Its be these
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. Is, 1880.
B. II. WARNER l. Co., Rochester. NY.
GENTLEMkN:-1n 1877, at Washington. D. c., 1
mating in Hepatilis. inflammation Of the Liver),
which gradually extended to the kidneys. My en- :,
tire system was in terri BILE condition. My skin
to swell, and, with certain death staring me in
the face, became utterly Respondent. was kept
upon an exclusive mix diet for Ave months. with
no Improvement. but an aggrayation of all my
symptoms. My case seemed utterly hopeless, and
was 50 regarded by council Of the most eminent
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and in ten,
weeks was entirely restored, and I verify believe
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure the best med
yours, o. J. AVERELL,
1t is needless to comment upon such testimony
it is unquestionable. Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure is for sale by all druggists. For the
kidneys it is pre- eminent, and for rheu matte
troubles unequaled. mar15-m&th, 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29
THE COURTS.
EQUITY CouRT-J,tdae Huo1,e,

EQUITY COCRTDn0ge ddgne1'.
To-day, Roberts agt. Roberts; divorce denied.
Douglas agt. Lucas; pro confesso, and appear
ance ordered. Walters agt Shanahan; time eX-
tended.
DISTRICT COURT (Bankruptcy)-J,sdge C'1rtte,.
To-day, J. w. Hester; cause dismissed. d. W.
Bliss; discharged. B. kaufman; do.
PROBATE CoURT-Jasdge Hagner.
Saturday, the will Of John NJ Brodhead was
filed With petition of widow for probate, and
commission issued to take proof In New Hamp-
appointed administrator; bond $1,000. Estate
ct Thomas Hogens; order Of publication issued.
VIM OF Charles Il. Watson filed and order of
The er viii Of A H Gibson
Charles Il: Herring; order Of court granting
allowance for support of wards. Estate OF Peter
McLaclin; order Of publication issued. Estate
of Emily Southwlck; auditors report approved
cOnditiOnally. Estate of j. E. Bailey; w. L.
Bailey appointed administrator; bond S6,000
Estate OF John H. Langley; replication filed by
Mary Porter; account Of sale Of stocks and
bonds Gsll,sIo) returned by the executor.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge James.
To-day, u. 5. townsend, assault; verdict not
guilty. John Darlington, John Burke and
Michael Burke, resisting officer Mockabee; on
hearing.
POLICE CouRT-Judge Shell.
To-day, Hugh Carter, vagrancy; bonds Or 80
days. John Honesty, profanity; S. or days.
Edward 7. Richards, forfeited collateral Peter
Churchill, loud and boisterous; S. or Is days.
Geo. Burgess, alias Jackson, larceny of watch
from Eliza Gordon; personal bonds: Kate Mon
hand severely; $40 or 80 days Charles Murphy,
profanity; s. or days. Robert M. Veneman.
assault on Henry d. Boucher; $40 or 80 days,
appeal noted. Henry Murphy, loud and bolster
Gus; IS or Is days. VIM. Jones, charged with
disturbing the quiet Of Georgetown; S.. Annie
Diggtns, do; bonds or 80 days. John Henson,
charged with being loud and boisterous in the
Theater Com1que; S. or days. Benjamin
Swan, larceny OF three bed-quilts from Samuel
Hunter SIC or 30 days John A. Davis, larceny
junk dealer; S. or 10 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29
Egg-rOlling on the White House
Grounds.

THE CHILDREN HAVING GOOD TIME.
The children took absolute possession Of the
grounds south OF the White House to-day. Chill
dren were there OF all ages and sizes. regardless
of sex, color, or previous condition. There
was young lady here and there to look after
party Of youngsters intrusted to her care, and
three policemen walked around to see that no
damage was done to the shrubbery, and to stop
the fights which now and then occurred among
the boys. Nearly every child had basket OF
Easter eggs, colored by brilliant dyes. They
declivities that mark the contour of the grounds;
they laughed, yelled and played. In rolling
down with their eggs the girls--some of them OF
pretty good size, too-were totally regardless Of
the extent of striped stockings displayed.
The pump near the White House was
never falling source of amusement and
dampneSS. There must have been at least be-
tween five and six hundred children celebrat-
ing Easter Monday In the grounds About ~
O'Clock ragged and dirty boy of IA mixed him
self with crowd of small ones who were hav-
them around without any thought as to their
safety. The boy eyed them obviously. Sud-
denly he darted out, and gathering half
dozen eggs fled toward the Avenue The robbed
children began to cry. The older ones started
in pursuit In a short time the "whole pack
was in full cry" after the thief, who put his legs
TO their netLle. He ran up the by street be-
tween the Treasury building and the White
House. At the lodge on the Avenue watch
man grabbed him. He was walked back amid
the ieers of hundreds of shrill voices. Two po-
them. Deprived Of his stolen property and i'm
pressed with the full majesty of the law, he
was released and fed, amid chorus OF deriSlve
shouts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

DR.. D!x's PROSECUTOR. writ Of haoeas
corpus that was served on the warden of the
New York city prison by counsel for Eugene
Fairfax Williamson, the prosecutor Of Rev. DR..
Dix, was withdrawn Saturday and the proceed
ings abandoned. Justice Bixby sent full COM
mitment to the warden for Williamson, and
notified him that preliminary examination
viii be held in his case on Monday. Mr.. Alger-
non S. Sullivan, counsel for gentleman Jo,"
received letter from his brother saying that
gentleman 10" has been considered OF un-
sound mind by his family for many years. 1t
is feared by his counsel that an old Indictment
which has been lying In the district attorneys
Office since 1915, will be pressed against him
now and that he will be left no loophole of es.
cape. This Indictment was found by the grand
jury then sitting on the complaint of messen-
ger boy attached to the choir OF Trinity Chapel
at that time, who has caused the arrest of Will
Hanson for misconduct. Williamson Is with
out sufficient means to procure any other food
than the ordinary prison fare. He said Satur-
day that he loved and reyered Dr. Dix, and that
he never could forgive himself the annoyance
he caused him. Williamson was in Chicago
about ten years ago, and had letters Of intro
ductton to the leading clergy. He pretended
to be connected with the Pullman Palace Car
Company, and his weakness was the making OF
small presents. Nobody knew where his funds
came from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29
Under the shadow of the Gallows.
THE CONDEMNED NAN, STONE.

There is now no further hope Of Stone who is
under sentence Of death, to be executed on
Friday next, between the hours OF 12 land
O'Clock, and the condemned man Is now perfect
ly resigned, and announces his readiness to
meet his fate, putting all his trust in God to sus
tain him In his trial and to save his soul A
slight pathos in his voice is about the only sign
he gives Of emotion. He is apparently calm and
collected and is as ready to converse with per-
SONS about the execution as on any other sub
ject. In fact, a day or two ago, when Mr.. A. Z.
Browne, his counsel visited him, he insisted on
that gentleman going to window from which
the scaffold, erected expressly for him, could be
seen, and then explained to Mr.. Browne the full
operation Of the machine, pointing out the trap
on which he will stand and the beam from
whence the rope with the moose win hang, &C.
He has grown fastidious about his eating, and
On some occasions when his food is not cooked
to his liking he flies into passion. The pres
sure on General Croker and the jail officials Tor
permits to witness the execution is overwhelm-
Ing. Owing to the request Of the law officers Of
the government, there will be a smaller number
of spectators than has ever attended an execG-
ton IN the District the only ones to be admitted
being the counsel, the jurors and those named
in the law. 1t is understood that the execution
will take place Just about o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

H Mr.. Upshur Johnston, a well-kn0wn COM
mission merchant, committed suicide by shoot
Ing himself through the heart.
1Three brothers named Eames are under
arrest at Worcester, Mass, for long series Of
burglarieS In the neighboring towns. A large
amount OF stolen property has been discovered /.
niscafthy, Ireland.
~ Fourteen thousand Chilians have occupied
Hoquequa, Peru, without resistance. africa
was Dombardod for three days, and considerable
damage done.
~ Three lads, Fernando Kenney, Henry
Mason and Jesse Law, whose ages range from
eleven TO fourteen, ran away from Cumberland
Ia st Monday, and no trace OF their subsequent
movements have been discovered
vYellow fever Is ON the increase at Hav-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29
District Government Affairs.

The receipts for special assessment taxes last
saturday were 1914. 20 in cash, and no per cent.
bonds and coupons Drawback certificates were
rendered and refused as usual.
BIDS WERE OPENED TO-DAY
in the office Of Major and Superintendent Brock
for furnishing the police department with sum-
mer uniforms and hats, as follows:-John Wan
amaker, of Philadelphia, different samples OF
frock coats the prices ranging at 1888, $40, and
81; sack SUITS s1s.as and $40; frock coats $3.50
white duck vests s1.s7, $3.50 and $3.50:
reinforcing, 50 pairs pants. at $l.5O eacr. VIM
d. Mott, agent-Frock coats, $3.50, s12.75, SIS.
ss.25 and s.; white vests g and ESQ; rein.
forced; or fun cavalry pants, s7.25, 81, S. and
1913. L. Seldner Son, Baltimore-Frock coats,
S12s1 sf4.45 $780, $13.1s, $12, S14.45 s12s1 and
gig; sack ( coats, Slo:75, sll.s5, S12s2, ST.,
$40, s7.97, s., 1915, $3.50 and 1851; white
vests, $3.50, $l.75, s1.S7 and SO. Willett Ruof-
Summer hats four samples, all at SIPS. B, ii.
Sttnemetz-E1ght samples, ranging at 81. rs s. 25
81, 1928 and $3.50. NO awards have been made.
SAFE.
Inspector EntwiSle to-day sent the following
communication to the District Commissioners:
"In reference to the letter of MI. j. O. Wilson,
superintendent of schools, referred to me- /
have the honor to state that on the Goth instant
made an examination Of the Thomson school
building, and, finding the floors in the front
to use them, requested that the room be va
Gated until the floor could be strengthened on
Monday, the 22d instant, had girderS and posts
PLACED under the center of the floors making
them perfectly safe. / have again, by your di-
rection this morning made thorough exami-
perfectly straight and the building safe in all
respects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

A TREMENDOUS WIND STORM prevailed at St
Louis Saturday night, the wind attaining We
locity OF 60 miles an hour. Telegraph lines west
We're Frustrated, and much other damage was
done. High winds prevailed all over the west
Saturday. At Evansville, Ind, a barge with
$4,000 bushels OF corn was swamped. Two barges
week sunk at New Albany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

SUICIDE OR MURDER?-John b. Osseloff, Rus
sian artist, has be arrested in Boston, on sus-
picion OF numbering his wife, whose body with
The throat cut, was found In their room SatlIr.
day morning. Osseloff says she was subject to
fits OF insanity, and that she possessed herself OF
his razor and committed suicide. The medical
examiner comedies with this view
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

A BRIDEGROOM SENT TO PRISON.. r. LOOMS,
an express messenger on the Chicago and Sagi-
pany last week, confessed his guilt, but being
engaged TO be married Thursday, was permit
ted to carry out the contract The knot was
tied, and an hour later he was taken to prison
at Hefr0tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

LORD RADsToCK, pious Irish peer who has
been preaching Evangelical doctrine for a long
time with singular success to the ar1stocracy or
st. Petersburg, has converted General Fashion.
who In his turn is now creating sensation on
the banks OF the Neva by his sermons. The
general is one OF the wealthiest landowners In
Russia, and possesses vast estates In the Ural
Mountains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

DIVORCE REFUsED.-To-day in the Equity
case of James Fl. Roberts against Chloe A. Rob-
erts-bill for demonstrating the prayers OF
the bill The parties were married in January,
1870, and lived together until July, 1879, when
he charges she left him and refused longer to
acknowledge him as her husband and that She
committed adultery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

The Fireside Companion.
WOLFE ONEIL'S NEW STORY,
Keeping the Wolf from the Door,
will be commenced in THE FIREsIDE COMPANION,
No. $50, out to- day.
This story is full of Irish wit humor. and fun.
They're plottin to do We harm, O'Brien."
the constable. "Pat Ranleagh has given him
sell up already, and he's too smart lad to go
contrary to the law"
"Well, ye can take me as soon as We like,
O'Brien but mind We the darbes are not to be
put on me-"
"There's no made, Pat"
'Troth there is no made; and I'll not hev
them, do ye mind"
NOW, me good frinds," said Pat, address
ing the people who during the above scene had
not touched mouthful Of the food !.yees can
ate wild clear cOnscienceS, in the face of what
McMann has said. Yees can take my word, and
I'm no liar. I've only brought We what was me
own, and It's not stolen food yer passing yer
| lips
Pat, having delivered himself as above quoted,
put himself in charge OF the constable and was
taken from the shanty.
The three men passed along until they came
to bridge crossing a creek,
Pat had walked along quietly until he came
McMann had kept on the off-side from our
Upon reaching the center OF the bridge Pat
came to dead halt, and, in fierce tones, ex-
claimed:
,,o III III 60 no further. And now, McMann, it's
yOu or IJ0I uU ratiti!'
THE FIRESIDE COMPANION Is for sale by all
neWsdealers.
From Eminent DIR; c; c. Clark, Oswego,
have made sufficient experiment of Co1de,rs
Lebig's Liquid Extract or Beff and Tonic ItDig-
orator, to enable me TO say 1t is by far the best
OF all The preparations of tie kind Food and
Tonic that nave ever used. To the sufferer
from chronic diseases, or the convalescent it is
invaluable. being both nourishing and strength
eniDg. Sold by all druggists and grocers. m,w,f
IfYou Are Bilious,
Tone up your liver. Take Qni,h's irish Tea
Sold by druggists at % cents package.
THE proof of the pudding is in eating it. The
proof the J. N. Laroques Anti-BuiO'ts Bitters is
The very best remedy extant for dyspepsia
headache, constipation and all bilious diseases
turns on the question of an Investment of 25
cts. or 81; it will do the work. Now prove it.
Sold by druggists W. E. Thornton, proprietor
For Falling, Premature Gray Hair. Use
"London Hair Restorer." Restores the color.
"London Hair Restorer." Exquisite dressing.
'London Hair Restorer." The only Clearly and
London Hair Restorer.n efectual Hair Restorer
''LondOn Hair ReStOrer." In the market.
A toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxious
or unpleasant odor. Price, 75c At all druggists.
Stott Cromwell, wholesale agents, Washing
ton. 60
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired If
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
n z, and for Washington at $50 Penna avenue Venue
WE WISH TO CALL ATTENTION to A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment
906 g ST., near 9th F1rSt-claSs In every respect.
Prices moderate. 1y
"ALDERN8Y DA1RY.n-Fresh alderney cutter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

THE RISE IN THE PRICE OF Ice here has
caused great excitement in Maine, and vast
quantities OF ice are cutting there. At Bangor
work has been going on nights, days and Sun
days without cessation, each crew being divided
into night and day squad. The demand for
lumber has been so great that hemlock boards
have more than doubled In price within week.
until finally the supply has been almost entirely
exhausted. SaWdust, in which the Ice is packed,
was two weeks ago in the way at the mills
Now it readily brings three dollars cord, and
the supply near Bangor is exhausted so that
1ce-men are hunting up the sites OF burned saw
mills, miles away, and digging out sawdust
many years old. Several persons are stacking
the Ice Without any packing.-N. Y. Post 21th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29
The Outrage ON Miss LENS.

Miss Leins, victim Of the outrage In the north
east part Of the city, visited the jail to-day in
company with Col. Corkhin and others, and
fully identified Thomas Smothers, both by
voice and appearance, as her assailant. Other
important evidence was develoned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

ELoPING ON A STEAMsHIP.-Dr. Hunter and
Miss Emma Androvette, the 19-year-old daugh-
ter Of Cornelius Androvette, Well-to-do car
pen d,a OF Huguenot, Staten Island, who clipped
heard from. On the day following their de-
parture from Hoboken, n. j., they sailed for
Bermuda in the steamer Bermuda. Their bag
gage consisted OF two small valises. They
registered their names as Mr.. and Mrs. Haugh-
ton, OF New York. Mrs. Hunter has left The
house in Hoboken, and is said to be stopping
with friend in WeStteld. Staten Island. She
has number OF small children to care for
N. r Sun 2Gth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
An Umbrella Phllanthropsss.

Editor Ssdr:-RareIy, Indeed, do we meet with
an instance of true politeness such as was mani
tested In the case am about to relate. A young
lady and gentleman were yesterday hurrying
home through the shower from church when
stranger, q gentleman of about As years, ap-
preached them-haying two umbrellas under
his armand smilingiy said: "a III lend you an
umbrella; my name is W. No. 9th
couple with appraised umbrella and wide-open
eyes, watching hts fast-receding form. The
article was duly returned, and that act Of spon-
of the lust, ssmen sweet and blossom in the
dust" This, Mr.. Editor, is such striking
illustration Of pure kindness Of heart-particu-
larry as twas an umbrella; for some wise per-
son says, "Out OF fifty strictly honest men, only
three will bring back your umbrella, that l
cannot refrain asking you to mentionit. D. c. B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-29

DEATH OF GEN. GRANTS BRoTHER-1N-LAw.-
A. r. Corbin, who married Virginia, the sister
terday. aged Il. He was founder Of the MS.
sGatIi Argus NOW the GLObe-Den,OcIuD, served
sixteen years IS clerk of congressional COM
nittee, and was the first secretary of Morse5
Telegraph Company