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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-05

As Mr.. Tepnoody took up his paper,
one evening, mis- wife, from the other
side of the fireplace, looked at him over
her glasses in an inQuiring way and
finally said:
There was man here today getting
some sort Of statistics or other. Do you
know ANYTHING about him?"
mo. my dear" replied Mr.. Topneo-
DIV, without taking his eyes from his
paper.
He wanted to know everything, like
a census taker. or an assessor, or some
thing like that"
Did you tell him what h, wanted to
know. my dear!"
"Of course. | answered all his quss-
lions, because l didn't know what else
to do"
"What was the ,ture of his ques-
tons, my dear?'
well. he wanted TO know if We had
a COW, or horse, or dogs. bow much
furniture, etc., and how many in the
family"
Did you tell him?"
Certainly did"
Did he ask you ANYTHING else?'
"Yes; he asked if there Was a man In
the family"
Did you tell him!
Yes"
Well. I'll bet dollar be vas bur
plar, and put on that disguise just 4
oct the lay of the lan1.' You are
bright woman, indeed Mrs. Topnoody
to furnish any thief that comes aloni
with such information; a very bri9h
woman. must confess" and Mr.. Top
moody got up and commenced putting
on his oysrcoat. Z" must now go Z
the police station and inform the Of
| hcers.H
Don't be alarmed, Topacody; rixe'
him all right. told him there was
man and half in the house. and The mai
VAS no SLOUGH. either"
a man and q half? What do yo'
mean?"
"Why, I told him right to his fac
that l was the man and you were 10
half, and he looked At me a minute an
said needn't swear to that statement
and then hs left"
Mr.. Topnoody went out, but not afte
the police.
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RAILROAD TAlk.

New YORK. April S.-The Herald SAYS
The Oregon Improvement Company has
no: We; elected a president. II vas
said Yesterday that some Of the stock.
holders had asked Henry Willard to ac-
eept tie position. To reporter ii was
stated. by Secretary Tyndale. that
Eli ID Smith, of Boston. will be the
next president, and not Willard. TIE
only presidency retained by Willard is
that of the Oregon and California
Railroad Company. Is is also reported
that William Endicott. Jr.. of Boston.
President of the Oregon and Transcon-
tlneutal Company. is in poor health.
aud that he would resiga at an early
day and be snceeedei ~ Elijah Smith.
In reference to this report Smith de-
cllned absolutely to see reporter.
Secretary Tyndale stated that Smith
new actually managed the Oregon and
Transcontinental. as well as the In
Provement Company. but he did not
know what truth there was in the re-
port that he would succeed Endicott.
PHILADELPHIA. April 3.-The Press
New York special has the following:
For several weeks change in the
management of the Oregon and Trans
continental has been in contemplation
A syndica'e Of New Workers. who own
about 10000 shares of the stock, being
aware that President Endic it's pos
ition was distasteful to him, approached
hun on the subject Of a change, and he
was understood to agree to resign when
called upon. Brsytsn Ives, a we'll
known and responsible banker, was
chosen by the New York syndicate to
succeed Endicott. Considerable stock
was purchased by the New Workers, who
were favored with inside information.
EndicOtt purchased II passage for him
self and family to Europe, aud every
thing was about to be consummated,
when Endicott announced that he would
not resign for some weeks at least. This
is regarded by the NEWCOMERS as equiv
alent to permanent change of mind,
and there Is some quiet but emphatic
criticism of EndicOtts action. The lat
ter was not IN town today. The New
Workers are indignant at the removal of
the office of the company to Boston, and
it is believed there will be a contest for
control of the company in June"
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ANOTHER Dus,svER.
l">s Of l3s lives by the Wreck Of a
steamship on Halifax.

BosToS, April Alt is reported here
. tina. the steamer Daniel S.elnmaun,
from Antwerp March 21st for New
York, via Halifax. vas lost of the lat
ter port. together with $50 lives
HALIFAX, April The steamer Daniel
Steinmann from Antwerp for this port
- reported TO have sunk off Sambro.
about 70 miles ON this port. She
struck during last night. and only 9
men are so far reported - have reached
land out of lao on board.
Intelligence SO far from the wreck of
the steamer Nauiel Steinma uu Is very
meagre. |; is said that the captain aud
| nve of the crew are the only persons
saved. Tts ship had 81 passengers and
~ of a crew. Twenty of the passengers
were TO land here. all Germans. and 40
for New York. She is supposed to have
struck on the Sister Rocks. off Sambro.
last night. and shortly after sank. The
Intelligence did not reach here until
this afternoon. Considerable of the
cargo WIS for here and the balance for
New York. The owners have gone to
the wreck
NEW YORK, April At the Office of
the consignoes, Funck, Edye & Co., re
garding the loss of the steamer Daniel
Steinmann, it Was learned that they had
thus far only a brief dispatch saying
the Daniel Steinmann had been lost off
Sambro. and that Captain Schoonhauen
and five of the crew had been saved
An officer of the company said he could
not imagine how the accident occurred.
but probably it happened during fog
or gale. He said the steamer generally
carried very few cabin passengers, be :
ing chiefly engaged in the stserage pas
senger and freight carrying trade. The
cargo would probably reach 1000 tons.
400 tons for Halifax and the remainder
for New York. He considered Captain
Schoonhauen very careful and pains
taking man.
The Daniel Steinmann 5was built at
Antwerp in 1865. She Was III feet long,
"a feet beam and % feet depth of hold.
Her gross tonnage Was l7S5 tons. Her
name was formerly the khedive. She
has been running in the White Cross
Line since 1873. At one tune she was
considered a very lucky vessel. but dur
ing the last two or three years she has
met with various mishaps.
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Jacob Milliken, of Dustan, Maine. on
the anniversary Of his lo4th birthday;
made a singular confession voted
for Thomas jefferson for his second
term, although lacked tso months OF
my ajority." We want u com mission
appointed TO inquire into the legality
OF Jefferssn's ele .tion. and, II uecessa-
~, set it aside and order q new one.
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1t is said that Frederick the Great
never took more tn IN i've hours sleep.
Therefore. If he retired at IN p. IN. he
must have arisen AZ 3 a. M, and II he
arose at : u III. he must have retired al
3 a. m. Now, If he retired at ) a. M.
every morning he must have been a
pretty lively boy, and about the great
est Frederick of his name. Now, then.
why does not some enserpris,ng dime
museum man. armed With these facts,
EXHIBIT Frederick the Greats favorite
| q 'ght-key
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PACIFIC COAST.


San FRANCISCO. April 4.-Associated
Press Yokohama advices state that the
Japanese Government has authorized
the establishment of tea guilds, to which
all producers and dealers must helorp,
for the purpose of preventing adulter-
alton of teas.
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HOUSE..

NJ ice Superintendent Walling. of
i 49, FORK, says he is satisfied that there
-. crinie today than there has ever
h. before since the war. The num-
f' arrests each week Is SIN .ller than
ho.any. The amount of drunkenness.
"sser. is about the same.
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$50 your daughter has married rich
husbandI" WELL" slowly replied the
father, Il believe she has married rich
man; but understand he is poor hus-
band"
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A few days ago, Dan McCullen. Of
Truckee. armed himself with shovel
and started up on the roof of the engine
house to shovel off the snow, bat he
didn't get there. Just As he reached the
caves the entire body, about three feet
in depth. started. Ii not only started,
but il went, and Dan went with 1t. he
lit in the soft snow all right. but the
avalanche of vet, heavy snow from the
roof drove him nearly TO the bare
ground. He crawied ont With difficulty,
dug the snow out Of his ears, shook
himself, and look ing mp at the b are roof
remarked. "Well. I'm blessed. didn't
think could finish the job SO quick"
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In place of that constaatiy tired ont
feeling, Ayers Sarsaparilla will give you
strength and energy.
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A,. lie awake nights and cough.
Con, oneiry Pt ctoral will relieve the
and induce a good nights rest.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.


wAsHlNGroN, April 4.-The education
OIL was taken up, and Bayard addressed
tae Senate. He drew pictures of the
couth at the close of the war, depre-
Gated the course of the Republican par
y In assuming governmental control OF
mat section. and closed with IN arlu
nent against the constitutionslity eff
the bill.
ulbson referred to the necessity OF
we general education of the South In
ofuer that the whites might have no oc-
0as'on to fear perversion Of the taxing
power II the negroes got control OF
Nose States, and closed with oonsti-
",ionA argument i'll favor of the bill.
morgan spoke against the bill.
butler will propose the following
amendment to the bill when in order:
The money to be provided for in
WIS bull shall be raised by a direct tax,
~ oe levied annually upon eaca of the
S'ases, which shall be apportioneJ
among the several States according to
"sif respective members"
Aolourned until tomorrow.
HOUSE.
ava tnuiah appropriation OIL passeu
.uu toe House then went into Commit.
endar.
Anc committee remained in session &
1e time considering the bill to relieve
ssain soldiers of the late war from the
,uai9e OF desertion, but no final actor
vas arrived at.
Nox presented to the House papel
xned by 80 citizens of Avery, Iowa
alea can hardly be called petition
luce " opens with the words, I'VE, th'
,.aersigned sovereign citizens, hereby
npootiully command you, our Sena
a. demanding the early passage
"a Dill to construct double
SSaeE steel railway from New York I,
sna. Francisco, aud declaring that no
sI1%,oer dollar should be lent To Nation
BANKS, or squandered on canals"
recess was then taken until I 30 p. III
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sNHE SEATTLE MILK COMPANY IS
l prepared to furnish milk. in large or
small quantities. Orders left at the stores
| of q. r. Stone and NJ. Densnore, or At the
dairy in Belltown will receive prompt At
tention. We will guarantee every quart
| sold by Us to be pure milk.
mrIq I'm SEATTLE MILK co.
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SAN FIANCIsco, April 4.-Best & Bel
cher 20, BOlie Con. 400, Bullion SOC,
Ch'!.ar 10. Con. Virginia SC. Eureka
Con 4.05, Gould d Curry LOS. Belcher
Lilo. Halo 4 Norcross l.25 Mexican LBS,
Ophir 60, Potosi zoe. Savage Coo. ST.
ezra Nevada 235. Union 100, Yellow
jacket 200 Alt. 1.35 Utah Ito, Martin
Whit 60c. Mono Ids Crown Point 60.
Rulyer zoe. Alpha. 30, Bel'her Ito.
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Turing MY ABSENCE, GEO. v
- Smith, room 3, Post building. will At
tend to my business. GEO. II. CHICK.
Seattle. Feb. y, 1884. feR
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NOTICE.

U,IvE IRONERS, AT THE SEATTLE
II Steam Laundry; wages. $l5 per
month none but men need apply. jail
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For Sale.

lUDKIN'S FLOATING PHOTO
y graphic gallery will exchange for city
property. Inquire at Bangs Hotel. North
Seattle. mrl9
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shipping lufcili.cnc

SAS Francisco, April 4-Sailed-
Stea .2.sr st tic OF California, for Port
land.
VICTORIA. Il. c., April 4-Sailed -
Britt III Bark Prince Rupert. for San
FrauciSsn. to load redwood for L,udon
PoRr BLAKELY, April t. Sailed
Schooner VIM. RentOn.
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TWO HOUSES ON TIVE WILTER-
i mood place. near Lake Union. Apply
on Sixth street. between Union and Pike,
to W. w. POOLE mrlS
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Homo Proof

O.! hniiuney and LIVER Diseases and nho,r.,,.,,
co,,si W., Nothing Icemni 10 hSjn ma
$3.50 u0' S. yE!9t bel DR.. Sinth cured INC
ca.arrh. roiy 1 d rissl o.a Wselips WA
,eIe9 i9I years patent medicine faii. "a mi, ,,n
W. 'N'.n seAp1sely cSms15ed mo-. -. y
~. = ~. " spcldcl 4 Co., Whc.liur " j.,
pyspepsla anu liberated stomuchM , w. W..
ior Year, lailed - give me relief Ur smi,h n
W Ei,.-,,,a tha ioM Ma HOLT. INSURANCE. IYsSi
eq ncsni mS; p,nn, LOUIS !. @AsillSGToS'
amieted Tor fourteen years, Nothing ,ssnat W. y
help him; Dr. Smith cilreJ him ,;'Hs 'eVtaeo "
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Are You disturbed ut night and broken
Of your rest by n sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth F.? II So
send ut once and get bottle Of Mrs Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value is incalculable. 1t will re.
lieve the poor little sufere. Immediately
Depend upon it mothers, there is no mis-.
take about it. 1t cures dyscntcry ard
diarrhoen, regulates the stomach and bow.
els, cuscs wind collie, softens the gums, re-
duces inlamnlatioi,s, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing is pleasant 10 the taste, and is the pre-
scrip;ion OF one Of the Oldest and best "a.
male nurses and physicians in tho United
states, md is for sale by NIL druggists
throughout the world. Prico 25 cents a
bottle. l3.i5. Z, =, Mwstw =
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Dr. Frnzlcr'x Root IsittcrH.

Frazicr's Root Bltters arc not drau
shop beverage, but are strictly medicine
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver aud Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, cleanse tho blood and
system Of y every impnrity. Sold by drug,
sists. SLIGO. Dr.. Frlzicr's Magic Ointmen,
the greatest blessing that has been dis.
covered in this generation. A sure cure
orBolls, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds
Sore Nipples, Hard 4 Soft Corns, Chuppcd
Lips and Hands, Pimplcs and Blotcics,
Price Soc. Sold by druggists. Frazier
Medicine Co., propra, C.oyelAnd, Ohio,
Wholesale agents: l.osan& Co., Wheeling,
". Va, and J. G. Dent & Co., Bridgeport
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!thsir tsat They stand On holy epind.
Lot thosot w1p, keep Up tho wa, nov thai
tho watfiors hnye laid down theft anna Ii
honor, not IN shame, DO made to know our
power Is upon them and cease their clish
and CHATTER. We have accepted tho DEGREES
Of Heaven. We SEQ the hand of God in
this thin. Our destiny & Is now one and
tho same, The glory Of each Is the glory
Of oil, the shame Of each tho shame o. all,
tho happiness Of zach tho happiness Of old
Those horoes that sloop md the survivors
preparing 10 sleep---who shall call thsii
motives, 1who their honor, who \ thsll
patriotism In question; who shall call In
question what our dead have done, what
our living may 10. Tho charitable aro
bravo, tho bravo generous, tho generous
Just. Tho sword OF tho coward L. his
tongue; II IL nil no Inns 10 use. 81 l1,,
Tho people Of tho North and this genius,
whom wo ind they should hive to guide
our ark, are roadyto open tho windows to
tho dove. When this messenger Of peace
hoyers oyor our rough sea lot III 500 to It
TINT he return with tho green Dough Of
hops. Who shall call In question our war.
riors, dcods, whether th0y Gloop In gray or
Glumber In blue? EtI5t5S I's d
"They fought, they bled. and on tholr coun,ry's
Such WINS tho doom OF Iloavon, these warsio rcst.
uhe gouh never lack success nor strive IN vain,
Dut moro mus; suti0r what tho fates 0tlaln"'b ~
JNo. $. SWAMI.
Cndr2CstOu. W. IN diffuipf If 1891 V .,ly.
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!, Stop t!tut-Gnuch +!

BY using Dr.. Frazicr's Throat and Lung
Ha!sa.n-thc only. sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throat, and ali
diseases OF the throat and lungs. Do not
neglect 4 Cough. 1t may prove fatal.
Scores and hundreds Of grateful people owe
their lives to Dr. Fnsxier's 1hroat end
Luns B"!sam, and no family will c1cr be
without il after once using it, md discov-
ering its marvellous power. It is put up in
large family bottles and sold for the small
price OF rs cents per bottle. Erazier Med.
icinc Cor Props, Cleveland, Ohio. Sar.-
toga High Rock Spring Water for sale BY
druggists, Wholesale Agents: Logan /
Co., Wheeling, ". Va, and J. c. Dent &:
Co., bridgeport, Ohio. 80 8. sa5. pAw !
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II you nre troubled with sores, aches.
pains and general weakness Of tho various
bodily functions, don't DO deceived by tho
advertisements Of bitters, kidney mcdi.
eines, ETC., whose certificates OF pretended
cures, arc often paid for. Put your trust
in that simple remedy called Or. Guy.
sott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. 1t wifi
euro you by purifying tho blood and
strengthening tho weak portions OF your
body. You will also find it very refresh.
Ing 10 tho brain and nervous system. Tho
proprletors receive hundreds Of letters
bestowing upon it tho highest pr,,ise. DAw
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch.
Ing Piles. One box has cured the worst
cases of twenty years Standing. No one
need suffer five minutes after using vii.
liams' Indian Pile Ointment. It absorbs
tumors, allays itching, nets as poultice,
gives instant relief. Prepared only forr
Files, itching Of the private parts, nothing
else. Sold by druggists and mailed on re.
ceipt OF price, ST.. Frazier Medicine Co.,
proprietors., Cleveland, Ohio. Wholesale
Agents.: Logan & Co., Wheeling, ". Nu,,
and J. G, Dent & Co., bridgeport, Ohio.
DIV iE4gs ~ II ~ "a 5.t.ff1s5f " y Wy
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Poverty and Suffering.

~ was dragged down with debt, poverty and SUI.
!erins Tor years. caused by sick tam!ly aud largo
bills for doeiorins.
y was completely discouraged until ono yoar
ago, by tho advise OF my pastor, commenced
using Hop hl!tcrs aud In ono month wc wc,o ali
well, and hdne OF It's havc been Sick day since,
and want to say oall poor men, You can keep
your families well year with Hop Bt,crs for los
!Ha!l one doctor's visit will cost. know RIA
ne-Nonc genuine wltho,,, bunch OF green Hons
on the white label. shun NIL tho vile, poisonous
stun with "llop or "lIols" In their name. NUS
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The best blood purifier and system rcgu-
lator ever placed within the reach OF suffer
INK humanity, tru'y.is Electric Bitters, In.
activity oi tho Liver, Biliousncss, Jaun,,lcc,
Constipation, Weak Kidneys, o. my dis.
ease OF the urinary organs, or whoever ne
quircs an appetizer, tonic or mild stimu.
liant, will always find Electric Di,tors tho
best and only certain euro known, They
act surely and Quiekly, every hottie guar
anteel ID give entire satisfaction or money
refunded, Sold at fifty cents a bottle BY
Logan 4 Co.. rs 4 81 4 Mwyawl !.
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gsIs dSsa1. 4
I ][-l'll' 3 z 10 SMITH,
so 2 VI ", \; Clhapllne Street,
,'3s.5 K 4 4 Z Near Fourteenth s.scet.
Near Fourteenth Sweet.

1hs Ssst evidence q phyllclans success i The
mand, for my professional services prava ihat svo
asat jsonorably aud Alrly with those who hays
IN capa1 'ro,S though hays many hundred cor
nad bssn pronounced lncuraIlc. "A tSaro,rh ,n"
a SG yuasnti9n with many yaas hospital Experience
s sag aM as With thspulo agents elc.a OBJ
attcntiSnY ~ yRsrameMtal peeullarles and i,tlot
cm.s ~ " " glsnlc management insuies success
opin s poslle!e Mud frankly give tLS pasSs M
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Rucltlpli's ArJ,Icn Salye.

Tho best Salvc in tho world for Cuts
Bruises, SorcS, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chappcd llnnds, Chilblains.
Corns and a!!skin Erup.ions, and positive.
" cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % conts per box.
For sale by Logan & Go. - ~
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A Nemnrknblg EScnpc.

Mrs, Mary a. Daley, OF Tunkhannock,
"a; was afflicted 10. six years with Asthma
and Bronchitis, during which time the
best physicians could give no relief. Her
:'lfa WaRdespaircd OF, until in lust October
she procured bottle OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery, when immediate relief Was felt
and by continuing its use for q abort time
she wus completely cured, gaining in flesh
fifty pounds ~ u few months. t2t,s.'s,
Il zen cent trial bottles Of this certain cure
Of q! Throat ind Lung Diseases Mt Logan
\ Co.'S drug store. Large bottles ST 90.
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Do YOU wish beautiful complexion ?
Then use Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t cleanscs
and puriiies tic blood, and thereby re-
moves blotchcS antlpimples from the skin,
making It alnooth and clear, and giving il a
bright ind healthy appearance. nav
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Dun cough is growing worse. That
soreness and pain in the throat md lungs
Is increasing, Better get rid OF the absurd
Idea that anything will cure a cough or
colt, and give Dr.. Wistar's Ealsam OF Wild
Cherry; q trial before It is too late. 1T never
fails 4. check consumption, and quickly
,sufca al eougha and colds, til; nav
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II is safe to assert that American col.
leges annually graduate about 1900 jour
nliistst md it il equally safe to asser. that
we number IN the courses Of a few Year,
owlndles TO 100 newspaper ,men.-Bos.on
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WIEN m officer is dismissed from the
army he is said to be cashierod. When n
cashier il dismissed from bank l,o is gen.
orally oilicered: Same thing, only ditEur.
cnt.-Con,nlercial Advertiser. SIX, -