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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-01-31

William Black, the novelist, is danger
ously i'll. His physicians have absolutely
forbidden him to do any more work, OF
to discuss literary matters at all for the
present.
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The Detroit Free Press longs for a
Dickens. Scott. Cooper, Thackeray,
Hawthorn. or almost anybody who can
write US good novel.
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Throwing KIM.

An old Greek said that Q horse. which /,
neither dstte.er nor courier, throws kine
With 90 little ceremony % be would porter.
Equally impartial Is Aliens Iron Tonic Bit
ters which cares high and low of all ill
arising from: arrangement of the digestive
organs. Allgenuine bsar the signature of J,
r. Allen. st. Paul: MIMI
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1have seen remarkable results from use OF
swift's Specific on q cauctr. A young ,naa
near here has been aftlic.ed five yesrs With
the most angry looking eating cancer ever
made wonderful change, AID after five bot
ties were taken, he is nearlXor qnite we'll. It
u truly wonderful. NJ. F. CRuMLEY, NJ. D.;
Oglethorpe, Ga.
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Level. headed,

When Fogg was asked regarding the latest
addition to the English language, he said
he would ask his wife. She always had the
last word. ah wife said Caroline was
not only tho latest but tho beat.
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Cured Olofgymen.

Rev. L. 8. Caultan, Of UiFoioVille, Kon1oa.
says: Dr.. Warner, your White Wine Of Tar
syrup has been In my family and found 70 be
all and even more than you claim OF It,, It
10 speedy cure for Ill Throat and Lung dis.
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Thirty fire Alarms in 81. Paul in Janus

Arc greatly on The increase IN this coun'
try. It Is estimated that 100, 900 die yearly
with Consumption! Mary fall victims
through their own imprudenoe. A better
remedy than Ale - Lung Bslsam for Of.
fecting . perfect cure caunot be found.
Pnysicians are recommending 1t.
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"Buchu-paiba." Great Kidney and Urinary Cure 81
Trough on Corns. for Corns Warts. Bunions. 15c
Wells Health Remover cures Dyspepsia, Impotence
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Northern Pacific stocks are still W0ok.
"Rough on Rats. clears out Rats, Mice. 15s
Mother Swans Worm Syrup, tasteless. ESQ
Trough on Coughs" Trocbes. l5c: LIQUID, 60<
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Grain has m upWard tendancv.

Wells May Apple (Liver) Pills. 1Oc.
'.Roueh OH Too:haohe, instant relief. 15o.
TIE "Rough on" Tooth Powder. elegant. 15c
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An eminent physician 1rst prescribed
Pisos' cure for consumption.
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The glory Of q man Is his strength. If you are
weakened down through excessive study, or by early
indiscretions, Aliens Brain Food will permanently
restore all lost vgor and strengthen all the muscles
of Brain and Body. 81; for S.. At druggists, or
by mail from J. II. Allen, 315 LIST Ave-, NY.
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Judge McCrary thinks M:Millan woult
accept il he were appointed.
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Thursday, January "a.

SENATE.--Mr. Hale reported fAvorably
he house joint resolution for the Greedy re-.
ief expedition. The senate voted down all
attempts to limit the expenses oi the ex.
edition after agreeing to an amendment
providing that the men of the relief party
70 volunteers. The joint resolution was
!greed to.
Thejoint resolution abroga ting the Ha.
Eaiian treaty was reported adversely. Bills
we're introduce d for the preservation of for
ssts Of the public domain adjacent to the
sources of navigable rivers and their A.
auents, and authorizing the return to China
If tho unexpended balance of the Chinese
Indemnity fund.
The following nominations were sent to
he senate: Peter French, Colorado, collec.
or of customs.
Postmasters-Henry G. Payne. Milwau
zee; Robert V. Bogart, Beaver Dam; Wis;
Clark H. Coll, Clinton, Iowa; E. q. Haynes,
3entervile, Iowa; Barney c. Wilson, Wah.
oeton, OAK; Lucius Whitney, Billings,
Mont.
HousE-The bill appropria'ing So, $50, 900
or rebate on tobacco and $2l,965 for the
expenses Of the legislature ct New Mexico
passed. A bill was introduced making
fraudulent claimants to patents and fraud.
.lent vendors OF patented articles guilty Of
nisdemeanor.
Mr.. Mssso.. made q statement which
amounted to this: 1.-THE senate has iutt
passed resolution allowing Every senator
DOT chairman of the standing committee q
clerk at Is Fer Day, and tbs Information
having been communicated to tho house,
the inquiry was made from several sources
Why members should not be allowed simil.
.r privileges. Mr.. Eelford of Colorado got
n one of his charsc' eristic speeches on
Mis subject. He said he
vas swapmed with letters
petitions and business of ali kinds from hia
constituents and had to work like cart.
aorse all day. Besides this Mr.. Bedford said
ae had to pay S. Or $40 day for postage
ae wanted to know why a member should
lot lave the same privilege accorded to sen.
.tors. There was q good deal of money in
he treasury and MI. Eelford wanted to
TAP SOME OF THE X EGs OF SILVER
!towed away III the vaults tor the benefit o.
members of the house. This proposition
treated considerable amusement.
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AMTfD0TE TO MALARIA.
Sold everywhere, 35c. Office. a Murray st, NY.
AN OPTICAL WONDER s 5ss J 1issss: :

largng Photographs chrome cards opaque pictures and
objects Works like magic. and delights and Inyst fees
everybody Send tor full aud free descriptive crcir
l..,s.S y
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seen 1Of seventeen years, when to nurse
him was to face death. She had let him
60 from her because duty demanded it,
although, it almost broke her heart; she
came to him now at fearful sacrifice
because duty demanded it.
Those awful days and nights of pain,
that loathsome disease too horrible to
describe, delirium that required all
their strength to control, fever that
burned and stung like scorpions, sink
ing spells that left but a breath in the
body, hour after hour through the hot
August days death held high carnival
about that couch. Some times Eben or
the children would stand out on the
street aud Jane would open the window
for q moment and talk with them, and
they would look at her as forever
s ss%stsse' world. But "n this sue fight
could not last always. John Sinclair
had the best of nursing, but his hour
had come. The web Of his life was soon
to be finished. The day the fever turned.
Jane. and called for 9 lawyer: As for
tune had it. Esquire Lane had had the
disease and came. John Sinclair was q
very rich mana mllIionaire-but it
would not save him now. He left it all
to Jane. She protested, but he insisted.
MY dear. you have perilled your life;
you have left your husband and children.
Seventeen years ago chose between
money and love, you between love and
duty; you shall have your reward" But
sbe thought little of money, In that pres
1nce-tlie mysteIy Of death, tho SOLEMN
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Dr. AseslitA, DsatisA
WG1da'd, was tAvsgAt
nNs In ~ last staese
q Cea1unldea, ~
vas induced By hs
3soa1e = tH AsA's
Lang BalsA1 a1lee ~
1bIaulA Was sboVn hin.
We haze his lsteoR that
tat saee sOEVa hio 0oQGh
aaa 0at b w oA2o .
Fesans Ais leasRso.
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THE ARCHIBALD BUSINESS COLLEGE

I'M nm BIZ retttrn mail. Fs'I nsserpss0
kkMO0dy'e New Tailor System q
II enroS fr,,tt: u. a
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4 GENTS WANTED for the /
IA ing Pictorial Books and Bibles
per cent. National Publishing c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Book q
w every County. Liberal Sala
stating experience. p. O. Box q. G.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-19
sl4 Seventh Street Northwest.
EAST WASHINGTON.

This morning Oflicer Clements and Special
oflcer McGreavy found two.months-old col
ored infant lying In the doorway OF Staples
store, at New Jersey avenue and ID street. The
child was taken to the statlon-house. THIS
morning colored woman named Nellie
adopt It. Her offer was accepted.
The East Washington Band OF Hope meets
this evening at the Seamen's Bethel Retreat
corner OF Eighth and l. streets southeast. Mr..
st. johns, OF Co orado, is expected to address
the meeting, and Mrs. DR.. Rodgers and Mr..
La .Fetra will take part In the exercises. An
interesting time is expected.
The ladies' OF Waugh NJ. Il. Church gave a
garden party at the new parsonage last night
which was splendid success. Songs OF Zion
and recitations were the order OF the evening.
MIR. Thad s. Shine, the well-known actor, re.
turned homo last week after tour OF over 90
weeks. inc people of East washington have
reason to feel proud OF Mr.. Shine, who 10 one
OF them. He stands second TO none In his pro-
feseion.
The attention OF the police is called to the
disgraceful exhibitions night after eight at a
restaurant in the neighborhood Of N street
southeast, where rowdyism prevails to the
small hours OF morning, greatly to the annoy
ance OF all respectable citizone residing near.
The closing exercises OF Mrs. o. l.. thinner
mann's school for little children, Capitol Hill,
took place yesterday morning, June ID, sol Q
street southeast. The programme was very
Interesting and well rendered. The recltatlons
showed study and careful training, the
novelty OF the music consisting In the voices
being led by the guitar jplayed by the teacher
Tho premiums were presented by Rev. Mr.
Steele, OF st. Marks Church, who made few
appropriate remarks. Mrs. Zimmerman
her whole heart into her work. The school
rcopens September 10.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-19
THE WOMEN GET THEIR MULE.
How Agent Key was vanquished by
Three Females.


Yesterday afternoon Agent Key, OF the 80.
ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals,
In making his rounds OF Georgetown, arrested
sorry.looking, sore back muls-not the owner
or owners OF the mule, but the dumb old mule
itself. Mr.. Key took the animal to the police
station and had 1t registered.
Now comes tho sequel; Three women en-
tered the station. The elderly one, address
ing the station-keeper, said:
"You have mule belonging to me. My
name Is Armenia Anderson. These two girls
are my daughters. We run canal boat to-
gether without the assistance, too, OF men.
We are thoroughly Independent OF man. The
two girls act as 'tow-boys' while direct the
general management OF the boat. Through no
fault Of ours the mules back became Sore"
"But--" intertected the staifon-keeper.
"No butts about 1t, sir. The mule is my
property, and must have It; and have II
quick, too"
''Don't you know It is o violation OF the law
to work a eore-back mule ?" asked Agent Key,
who, all during the conversation, had sat
quietly In one corner OF the room.
the little fellow who took my mule; now give
II up to me at once. / must have It, aud
won't leave this place I'LL get It,"
Key looked nonplussed. He knew he couldn't
convince the woman that she had violated the
law, and after short conversation with the
staiion-keeper, Mr.. Key said: "Madam, your
mule Is In the back yard. Go take him, the
charge against you Is withdrawn"
The three women caught hold OF tho long
rope attached 10 the animals neck aud drove
him Off 10 their boat, which lay short dis.
lance or, and a few hours later they were on
their way back TO Cumberland. The old lady
and one daughter eat on tho cabin while the
other drove the mule. Az they passed the
station, which fs situated on tho banks OF the
canal, they pleasantly bade the officers good
day.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-19
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

MFR. Samuel T. Jenkins and Miss Yetia vog-
elgepang, the pretty daughter of Mr.. Philip
Voge1gesang, were married at the residence OF
the groom, corner OF Fairfax and Gibbon
number of the friends OF the happy. couple.
Rev. o. L. Flippo, OF the First Baptist Church,
omciated. After the ceremony the guests par
took OF bountiful repaet, consisting OF every
was highly enjoyed. After the reception the
spacious dining.rooms were cleared ana
dancing was kept up till late hour. Tho
newly.marred couple were the recipients of
those present, as we'll US tho large number OF
friends who were unable to attend, wish Mr..
and Mrs. jenkins O long, prosperous and
happy life.
Mrs. Mary Jane Daley, wife OF Mr.. william
Daley, a well and favorably known resident
OF the First Ward, died at her home on South
Fairfax street, early this morning. The de-
ceaeed had many friends in this city and sur
rounding counties, who will regret to learn
the sad news OF her death.
John Moore, arrested for stealing q skin,
and several young men for being dlsorderly
on the streets, were detained at the station
house this morning for trial. Henry Ridley
and a man named Bingham were flned 50 each
by the Mayor yesterday for disorderly con.
duct.
The examinations OF the pupils of the pub
lie schools have been completed, aud the
schools will he closed on Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday OF next week.
A handsomely framed resolution OF thanks
has been received by Mayor Beckham from
the George Washington Birthday Club, of
Philadelphia, for the hospitaDle manner in
which they were entertained during their
visit to this city on February % last.
County Sheriff veith, who has been III, has
30 far recovered as TO be about again.
Some young men Of this city nave organiz III
"tourist club" and Will take q trip around
the State on foot.
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VT,HE GREAT .....t.,.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
TN rur NnRrrI wpaT Avn snliruxypcr


DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RIA ILs, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP TENT
TRAINS II EFfEST HIN III Ss rom station
r. corner Of sixth and d Streets as follows:
a; x; daily; fast line; 1904: NJ: daily with
Cars 10 Piiisburghi also connects daily for Chi.
Sa siseRpg Ssr dps sp BIZ S Ghcsgo
the West with Palace Sleeping Car from Wash
ington to Chicago.
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie. Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Mar
Palace Cara from WashinEton 10 Rochester, ana
ipston on Saturday night will not run beyond
For Wiiamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at
$40 A. NJ. daily except sunday.
For New York and the East S.l5A. NJ. 1850 a.
400, 1000 and Ills r. NJ. Limited Express Of
Pullman Parlor Cars, 1904. NJ. daily except
For Boston, without change, i.do p. NJ every
FO %e sro sa On hronsh trains connec.
q, JeTssy d Giiy with l boats q Brooklyn Annex,
Ing dopbie ferriase across New YORK city AVOID
FSr ah ~ eba p ma osS oa A NJ Ia 49,
100 and n Limited Espfess , t NJ X.
ad 400 4SS 40 go, 10. 1000 and ii ills l' p IN, H.
on sp af TO- 1850 A. M4oo Co., I4O' 1000
For Popes Creek Line, $50 A. M. and Lao p. M.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, $50 A. NJ and 40 p. NJ. daily, ex.
cent Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA q FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA & WASHING
For alexandria $50. 10. IS, HOS and ii.s5 A,
M, 05 25 8, 6.25, o.O5 and IL. l.. NJ. On Sun
| day at G.so. 9;2b, uo5 a. M, sos Y. NJ.
For Richmond and the South. e3 oand Hos A. M
oaily, and T.. NJ daily, OK cept Sunday.
sCS and and i a. Mi S1 Az SS GS and
and 1910 A. NJ, 7.05 and 1910 r. NJ
1ickets and Information nj the office. northeas,
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsyl yana ave
nue. and AT the station where orders be left for
the checking of baggage to destination from hotels
and residences.
| j. r. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
| CHAS. j.. PUGH. General Manager
The Evening critic., 1884-06-19
THREE GOOD MEN,
who should be Retained sOn the
school Board.

There is no doubt that the three school trus.
tees whose. terms expire shortly-Messrs.
Warner, Baum and Brooks-will be reap.
pointed by the Commissioners, and the SER
vices OF these gentlemen In the cause OF educl.
tion makes It eminently proper that they
should be called upon to continue the good
work.
The only question arising In the minds OF
the Commissioners originates from the fact
that the various sections OF the city are not
equally we'll represented upon the board, and
as the three colored mombers-Brooks, Purvis
and Smith are residents OF the northwest sec.
ton II was contemplated TO substitute for
Mr.. Brooks lthe name of Mr.. Henry johnson,
who Is ono OF the leading colored mon OF the
northeast and an enthusiastic advocate or the
most liberal education OF his people.
In the event OF Mr.. Johnson's selection Mr..
Brooks would be asked to return to the board
when the next vacancy occurs, but the prob l.
bility, as before stated, is that Messrs. War
ner, Baum and Brooks will be reappointed,
and that the next vacancy Will. De rendered to
MIR. Johnson.
The school board under its present org AMI
Zation has been most effective, harmonious
and progressive and accomplished more than
for several years past. Almost every feature
OF school discipline, studies aud supplies bears
evidence OF the improvements OF the past year.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-19
AMUSEM ENTS.


Miss Lula Hurst, the Georgia wonder, will
Opera.House SO wonderful Is this phenom.
enon that the ontire city is Intensely Interest
ed In her remarkable feats, and every evening
large ana enthusiastic audiences greet her.
THE THEATRE coMIoUE.
The Summer Theatre Comique Is now in full
bloom and highly interesting aud sensational
series OF entertainments given every evening.
DRIVERS SUMMER GARDEN.
This delightful evening resort Is now open
for the season, and u charming programme
rendered by select artists.
DICYCLE RACES.
On Monday next tho most interesting bicycle
races OF the season Will take place at Athletic
Park, Ninth and streets. Higham, Prince, Ia.
FARCE, Woodside, Upton and Morgan are the
professionals who Will. compete and a largo
number OF amateurs Will participate.
GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION.
ON Sunday next grand excursion will be
given 10 Blackistones Island, Monte Christie,
and IL promises TO be perfect In every respect.
The popular steamer Jane Moseley Is engaged
for tho occasion. In addition to delightful
music, saltwater bathing, dancing, fishing
and boating magnificent cuisine Is furnished
by thoso admirable caterers Messrs, Ell Abner
and Charles Meyer. The steamer leaves the
Sixth.street wharf at 8 80 q. m. and returns at
10 p. IN. For all Information and state.roo ms
apply at Abners Summer Garden.
FErE CHAMpETRE.
grand summer night festival and fete
champetre will be given at Abner's beautiful
summer garden In connection with tho ball
Monday evening, the 23d. Delightful music
VIII be rendered by eminent artists, and the
most distinguished OF our people will be pies.
ent. as,<F
The Evening critic., 1884-06-19
General Passenger Agei
CHAS. i. PUGH. 0eneral ManaSer.
The Virginia Midland Railway.

THE SHORT LINE no THE SOUTH,
SOUTHWEST AND WEST.
Schedule in effect JUNE 8, 1854,
$40 A. M.-HEW ORLEANS MAIL daily, max
Ing close connections to all points South and
southwest. DAILY except5unday) with O. & o.
Railway. Pullman Sleeping Bullet cars from
Rev York and Washington to Atlanta. Pull
man Sleeping Cars from Washington and At
lantaU New Orleans. Parlor Car from WASH
ington to Natural Bridge, Va;
610 r. M.-LOUISVILLE FAST LINE. Daily
via Charlottesville 70 Cincinnati, Louisville
and all Western points, PuilRlan Sleeping Cara
from Washington TO Louisville. :
1910 T; M.-soUTH ERIN MAIL AND EXPRESS.
daily TO all points South and Southwest via
DahvilIe and Charlotte. DAILY except Sunday
With (; 2; Railway. Pull man Sleeping Cara
Atlanta 70 New Orleans, also, from Washing
ton via Charlotte and Columbia to Augusta
Pullman Sleeping Car from Washing ton 70
White sulphur Springs.
Manassas Divlsion train leaves Washington al
$40 q. M. and $40 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Warrenton trains leave Washington at $40 o. IN
and $40 p. m. daily. - :
For tickets and Information inquire At Com.
Gen. Pass. Agent. Agent.
SOL HASS. Traffic Manager,
The Evening critic., 1884-06-19
Calamity Weller Makes It Pay.

The Washington correspondent OF the Bait-
more Sun says: "a very amusing scene was
witnessed this morning in connection with the
work OF the committee investigating the dan.
ger OF undue influences being brought to bear
on the decision OF the contested election case
or English vs.. Peelle. MIR. Weller, generally
known as Calamity Weller, the eccentric
Greenback Member from one OF the rural dis
tricts OF Iowa, brought in his wife, his daugh-
ter and his landlady to corroborate certain
statements which he made to oxonerate him
eelf from any suspicion OF improper in1u-
ences. The two ladies OF the Weller family,
AFTER giVing their testimony, were promptly
by the head OF the family, aud tho official be-
hind the counter was notified that these here
witnesses wants their money!. The amount
50 each-was paid over, and received by MIR.
Weller in his family capacity. He then es.
corted the ladies' to the House restaurant and
generously bestowed upon each OF them a
plate OF ice. cream, after which he won't TO his
seat In the House, in the happy consciousness
or having done good days business. :
The Evening critic., 1884-06-19
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILR0An

THE MODEL, FAST LINE AND THE oNr,y
THE Fast ANN TITE WEST
DOURIE TRACK JANNEY COttprrp,
sf1sEI, Rhiisi
Schedule In effect sIJNDAY lure H. taat
Until further notice ~ W"
Leave Warrington from atation corner NJ Nevv
Jersey avenue and o street. " '~'
For Chicago, Cincinnati IouIavflIe and 81 I,onIa
daily at S0s A. NJ. 10 ia a M ~ IN ~ ~ VIM
through coaches and Palace ilieeoin1 Car" 10
above points, Without change. 10 IL K IN dale ~
Chicago except Saturday. ~ N'"' w
For Pittsburgh at $50 A, M. and aAo - M
daily; $40 y, NJ. to Pittsburgh Cleveland and pe.
troll, with Sleeping Cars to Pittsburgh.
For Toledo and Detroit. via MonfoevIIIe To- IL
A. N. daily, with Sleeper for Toledo, Via Wheel.
ing and Lake Erie r. Il. =
Trains for Phadelphia and New York nj sio
A. M, daily EXCEPT Sunday; 3 90 II. NJ and o 10 P
NJ. and IOi0 r. NJ daily with Parior and sleeplne
Cars attached,
40 200 and iOO5 A NJ I2iO, 21 2a5 400 a al
43O (45-minute trainl A4O $50, $50, ZOO 500 D 10
The Evening critic., 1884-06-19
THE COAST SURVEY.


ment Not Desirable.
The EFFORT being made In Congress to have
the Coast and Geodetc Survey put under the
control Of the Navy Department meets with
much opposition here, and means will be
taken to try TO have the scheme defeated.
Judge T. ]. Maclkey has been selected to
make an argument before tho Committee on
Appropriations against the proposed change.
He stated TO q CRITIC reporter this morning
that the necessity OF having an accurate sur.
vey OF tho coast has been recognized by all
Administrations from 1907 down to the
present time. He stated that the superin-
tendent OF the Coast Survey is nominally
under the Secretary of the Treasury, but
their workings are Independent and subordi-
nate and without Interference. Now, IL Is
proposed TO hand over the control OF this
work 10 the Secretary OF tho Navy, to substi-
tute the workings OF the naval for scientific
experts, who have grown grey in the service.
He stated also that the work turned out by tho
Const Survey was superior TO any OF like
character in the world, and decidedly better
than come work OF similar character done by
the photographic ONCE OF the Navy Depart
ment.
"There are" said he, ia great many people
In this city who would be injured by this
change, II the Secretary OF the Navy is al
lowed TO I'LL all tho ofIlces In this bureau with
enlieted men and turn out tho clvillans."