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In the Virginia senate SATURDAY Mr. Iybrcok, Of
Patrick. introduced a proarnble and resolution
looklhs 10 the to-ai repudlat0n of the state debt
lhtfe Is no longer any doubt that genuine yelr
low fever exists az Key West
EN-G0N Hendricks passed through Philadelphia
saturday on has Way TO lndianapolS
President Egar viii remoye the headdusrfsrS Of
the Irish national league 70 IIncoln Nrb
Gteorse W CEilds gave a dinner at Long Branch
Saturday IN honor OF John WEIGH. ex-minister TO
Eng land. ten Grant WAS PRESENT.
MeSsrS Thomas sexton and William Redmond
Win return 10 Ireland Son. the object OF their Visit
ton adjourned.
judgments IN the Patti divnrce suit have beer
postponed, which, it Is supposed In London tndl-
obtain divorce.
hlscoGnt Fielding, a son OF the Earl OF Denblgh,
Is 10 De married To n sister OF Lord Clifford the
hedd OF another ancient Catholic family In Eng
lane The Feelings are related by marriage 60 the
CAROLS OF CSrrolton and the father ana son hxss
both often been ia Aplerlca
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Latest Foreign News by Gable.
LIZ

ADEN, August iS.-An expedition has been sent to
WlthdIaw the Egg ptlan expedition at Hurr:th. The
shek Sharfudin, L descendant OF the former
imaliii5 Of Senah tchief city Of Ienen) Is at the
head or tho Arab revolt Ia Yemen.
The neI chants have left MaSoOWah. fearing that
the Abysslnlan5 vii devaStatc BogoS the district
adjacent 20 the city.
6ALVAT10EIST EXPELLED.
NEUFCH ATEL, ADJUST IS.--An Official decree has
been issued exp-liins Col. Cubborn vi the SALIVA
ton army nom this city,
PLAGuE Or LoCUSTs IN SPAIN.
MADRID, August ia terrible plague OF Iocusts
has visited Central spain, he damage 10 the
crops about Ciudad Real is placed at sl0,UUO,0v0.
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LYING cN SE7W N7F Isa'- Herbst. or Cam.
a--' y ,, AiS,tIdaN ae nity- fourth day
81 ItiAfhapi' sr @ out skim milk having
passed hlS r5 -..r1nG That period lie pegap his
peculiar Diet seven weeks aga W. n the advice ~
10y. Mood OF Philadelphia, who is treating him for
hidLey affection. When De begHn. MS weight Was
100 poundS. siuce WHEN time he ia lost ten pounds
MI erbSt declares uat he can i've on this diet for
at present.
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PITTsBVRs, August 1S.-The steamer Jack Gum
bert was ttifntd Of the Elizabeth, Pa, wharf AT an
early hour tina morning. Pilot kci and James
Cody, who were Steering in the cabin, harrow ~
escspcd with their lives. Loss 5000. The boat
miners 10 the fourth pool camp, ana on saturday
Was sued Tor carrying more passengers than al
lowed by law.
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, August Is--vtrsina si1es consol-
dated 90 past-due coupons. 80 Virginia new threes.
BALTIMORE. Md. August 1s-cotton dull-mid-
adv st a1 d.
& s0 f:s:ss ssy :s.y
and active Westerns shade hieher: .out6srn Sass
srn win. ss. red spot s. August SEPT
ne no 3D.
white. 66a6s; do yellow. 6sa65 dull and heavier
aufs goae2 Hay steady PTlms TO choice pennsylvsnis
active, Mess pork Is Is Bulk masts-shonlders aud
s sss rib s SIDE de- 'aAs' asa aas .s
ordinary t. f sa 1s *
ws saf bushels sa CO
s bushels Sasse TO- %
2 500 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Ill. August 1s Weather clear and sultry.
Lard Ioc al2sc lower
H Ansss T. Cox o ssss
q: November, Is bid year i2 bid May g bid oats
z saa: Sd Nay S ss A essSSsst 81!
nominal; september. It's: October. 7.s5. '''-''
The Petroleum Market.
standard white ii6 des x test aa &c &C.
PITTSBURG. PA, August 18-On dull. tending
downward; not much doing Prices opened ct 76X
declined to 75x. and rallied to Is ut noon.
THE DIED OF AN INSANE WOMAN Interesting dis
coverfes have been mace in regard 20 the btfinr
ing OF the house OF Charles Summarized In Charles
ton, w. Va Summarized was absent at the time
OF the burning and 1t was supposed the family were
visiting together. Summarized returned alone and
was greatly surprised to find his house burned and
wfIe and child gone. Last Friday afternoon the
body of the wife was found In the river The child
Is still missing and IL is feared IL was burned to
DEATH Mrs Summarized had threatened 70 burn
the house and take her Life. No heed was given her
words She was insane
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iASfIIIl.
DIED.

NOONE-KEEFE On Mouusy. August 18th. 1854,
by Rov. Gter -. sullivan NJ 81 Peters On uch K
AOONE aid Nj MAGGIE ksEEE. both VI Washing
ton, II. C.
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UNDERTAKES.

I IEB1G CoMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAyORIN0
STOCK FOX SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
eACSLa ANNUAL SALE. S.O00,OO0 JAlSa.
LIEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable tonic lis a success and q
boon for which nations should feel grate-
tul"-See Medical Press" LANCET" 40.
Genuine only with ths fac siYnils Of Baron
liebie's Signature in Blue Ink across the
lal4- The title Baron Liebig" and photo
graIh having been largely used 10y dealers
with no connection with Baron Liebie. the
public informed that the Lieblg COM
Iany alone can offer the article with Baron
ljebg 5 guarantee vi gen uineIless.
LIEBIG COMPANY-S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To In had Of II Storekeep-rs, Grocers and
Chemists sole Agents the United Statt4
wholesale onlyD G. David a Co. y teilcilurch
Avenue London. England uyl5
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MARRIAGE LIcFysEs-Marriage licenses have bee

MARRIAGE LICFNSES.-Marriage licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court TO Ephraim Smith,
OF Carroll county, Md, ami Maggie {. MofarL OF
ChanlhIroburg, Pa; Benz. Z. Davis AMI Mary X.
D0wIey; James ". NatnerS and Catherine DuCey;
Ihohas ". Williams and Ella Bryan; Frank w.
Moran OF savannah Ga, and Mrs. \. Draper; p. X.
Norne and Maggie keefe Daniel Slaughter and
Lucy Thomas; Jesse Banks and Elizabeth Brown
COAL TRADE Twenty-one boats, carrying
2, 606 tons OF coal. left Cumberland Saturday.
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To BR PLACED ON TEE RETIRED Lrsr.-Medfcal
Director Charles Martin has been Notified that he
viii be placed on The retired list August 21Si.
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CONCERNING the NIL

CONCERNING the NJ H:
The new Mother Hubbard
Must stay in the cupboard -
In the Illinois town Of MattOOl.
III II s worn In the air
The police III be there
An tue wearer DC Ju gged mighty soon.
E.J I,rI- MN
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE. Capt " c. 0eoeheean VIM resums
,.r trira t. Baltimore and River landings SUNDAY
fat.h 9Th leaving Stephe wharf al m: cav.
u Baltimore for Washington every FRIDAY az ) om
iFeisht received until PIN Saturdays oSLx
= :! K!yer freight must be prepaid
passenger accommodation unequaIled
Appiyto STEPHENSON BRO. a..r,.
rrh36m rth 49,. -.
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STEAMERS.

~ U d LINE.
SOTICF
ANE ROU TIE
THE CTSARD sTE E COMPANY, LIMITED.
CALLING AT CORK HARB0R WV
FROM PIER 30. n. T.. NEW YORK
BoTHSh. We'd Aug. 20 kURASIA-. We'd Sep IT,
SEavIA. We'd. Aug. "a BoIHNIA 49, We'd Sert -
OREGON. We'd. Sept. g sEBvM..... Wed. Oct l.
6ALLIA. -. Wed. Sept. 10 OREGON Wed. Oct g.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-S60. $50 and SlOO according
10 accommodations
Storage very rates Storage tickets from Iav-
epoc and Queenstown and all other parts Of Europe ut
lowest
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast. Glasgow
Hayre, Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean por.s.
For tsisht and passase aPply at the Companys ONCE
No swing Green. both Storage and Cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW L co sos It'll St Washinetou d. q
VERNON H. BROWN co. New York;
Crto Mefsrs. OTIS BIGiLOW q co,
aul4 6O6 Tth street Washinoton
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FACULTY.
ALAXATTvE AND REFRESHING FRUIT LoZENGG
lamar For CONSTIPATION. HEMoRRHoIDs
BILE, HEADACHE LOSS OF APPEs
1ITE. CEREBRAL CONGESTION.
INDIEN tleIared by E. GRTLLoN
Chemist of the Paris Faculty.
Sole FrofT1etor,
2True de Rambuteau Paris,
GRuLON Tamar-unlike Pills and the usual pureau
fiyes-is agreeable to take. and never pros
duces irritation lnterieres with busir
pleasure
Sold By all Druggists p3-eth.1W
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Hoxr TEsr1xoxY
ENDoR sING
s ss EEHH 90 EExxEE EEsEE-- ssss
b bs 4 Z 90 WV Nm I'M ssss
{ F s s s. :: : II
3 sBf # TIT TIT En. FRI ssss
E EEs$ / ! ! T. E. IS H$ =: :: 5

That the residents Of Washington ere receiving ns.
BILE benefits from the Of Browns Iron Btters is
evidenced by the following few only Of many cases
are here cited:
3. g Berlin, Esq, of n s. Berlin & Co., Attorneys
LIE Droit Building. writes:
II have used Browns Iron Bitters for malaria and
nervous troubles, caused by overwork With excel
lent results"
]. A. Lochte. 107 st. NV. says:
Il have used Browns Iron Bitters for bilious in
termittent fever and after three doses able 70
leave my bed was cured in three days, and haven't
been troubled since Everything else tried seemed
to do harm instead Of good"
F. L Thompson. 1921 WiltberEer street n w. says:
Il had pains in my back breast aud sides 90 badly
that could not walk. Browns Iron Bitters re-
heved me in Sc hours that was able to 20 to
work have also used it in my family with the
best results"
John Il. Walker Alexandra, Va, says:
II was entirely cured Of dyspepsis by using only
one bottle Of Brown's Iron Bitters Imost heartily
recommend it."
Jas. H. Springman SOC B street aE. says:
Have used Browns Iron Bitters and received
much benefit from it. Az tonic it cannot be
excelled"
W. c. Hunter. 904 22d street NV, says:
When run down by hard work andSnalsria have
never found any thing that did me as much good as
Browns Iron BIttcrs 1t ruade me feel like new
man. have rec 0Inmended it to many fEienda"
Le,nusl Ergood. the well known grocer, 1409 18th
street NV. says:
y have used three bottles Of Rrown,sIron Btters
for dyspersis ard have been completely cured"
Mrs. E. Croft, lila street NE, says:
Il was SO nervous could hardly hold anything in
my hands. took five bottles of Browns Iron Bit
tiers and my nerves now stronger aud feel
better in every way"
Rev. Owen Dawson, 1923 21st street NV. says:
Being sufferer from dyspepsia was induced to
try Browns Iron Bittara have taken five bottles
and am entirely cured"
]. p Kngerres, 100 10th street NV, says:
Il have used six bottles Of Browns Iron Bters
for very chronic case of dyspepsia and have been
entirely cured byit strongly recommend it."
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n ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD

~ OHIH GERMAN LLOYD
~ sTEANssIP LINE BETWEEN NEW ToRx, HAv11
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BRXNEN.
ne steamers q this company VIII satl EYKRY WED
SEsDAf AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier foot Of
70 lkOSDON,hAShE BREMEN: by "Wednesday steamer
day steamer-Frst cabin 175: second cabin $50 Steer
s1s At 1Tsst rase. For freight passage apply 70
oEI1niCHS 90, Bowling Green, New York: W e.
MEiLEhOIT CO. 90 PennsylvaniA avenue north.
VEST OaAS. WALTER 3<9 stEese. Agents for wash-
Ueson- jsl2
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PLrNourH, n. e., August IS-The driest season
since 1870 Is now prevailing here. The wells are
The streams are very low, many or the smaller
ones being entirely dry. No rain has fallen 60 any
extent since Hay. Crops Of al kinds are suffering
severely. In addition to the dry weather grass
hoppers are destroying what does grow
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEw YORK AND HAvRE
Company's pier. No A North River. foot Of Morton
street. New York
AMe1Gue. Santelli "Wednesday. Aux n. 10 4 m
- Laurent. JoUsselin Wednesday. Sept 3, 4 a. m
Checks payable s.gnr. in amounts to suit on tbs
ban9ue fransstantiQue Of Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAN.
Agcii; No .. Bowling Green. New York.
q W MOSS. %25 Penusy iyania avenue:
aul3 AGENT. ,nr waShirg+rn r. Z,
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STEAMER T. " 4RRpwsMITH
- FROM 7TH -STREET WHARF.
ON Mondays. .. ~. for NOmim and Intermediate
lald;nss. returning Tue6dAys
On Thursdays q m. ter Currionan. Nomini St
Frideys
o. Sstur days. 90 p. m. for Currioman Nonini and
irterIne'tiate laDdlnyA returning SUNDAY eyanink
On Wednesdays, $50 a. H.. SPECIAL Excursion to Co
lCnial Beach and return.
n B-IGnd at all summer resorts each trim
iy15 CIV RIDLEY Nan.1er $500
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MEETINGS OF RELIGIOUS BODIES.
THE METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE.

THE METHODIST GEM CONFERENCE
PHILADELPHIA, May 17.-The Methodist
General Conference resumed this morning the considera-
ton of the report of Committee Inerancy relative
TO licensing women to preach The report was advocated
by the Rev Dr. Daniel Curry, the Rev. Dr. K NJ Haneld
and by the Rev Dr. j. NJ Buckley chairman OF the COM
mittee substitute approving the licensing OF women
as exhorers and local preachers was defeated and the re-
port adopted.
The Rev. Dr. W. F. Warren, Of the New-England Con-
ference rose to question of privilege and said his re-
marks had been misunderstood yesterdays session Of
the conference. The Rev DR.. Buckley stated he had
taken down Dr. Warren remarks they fell from his
lips He asserted that the reports in The Daily Adroca
dhe official paper OF the COnference incorrect and
were not verbatim He knew Of where forty
lines had been added TO Of the speeches. he Rev.
Or Warren said he had the record. any OF
Tie repOreIs Of The D0g AdrOc0tc Tho Rev. Dr. Buck
ley in reply said he did not intend that any slcn er
ence should be drawn.
The report of Committee on the Book Concern rela-
tive to authorizing the revision OF the German Hymn
Book adopted =,
The Committee Oh Missions recommended that the Da-
kota and Montana missions be made annual con
ferences and that the part of Dakotah north
OF the fOrtieh parallel be formed INTO lOr-
eign mission English and Spanish missions
were recommended in Few-Me1co and evangelzlhg
agents In the Roman Catholic portions of the country
Recommendations that the missions in Japan and Mexico
be made annual conferences adopted, but similar
report concerning Denmark provoked long
Finally Bshop Foster being invited TO speak stated that
be erected into annual conference The report
adOpted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-18
!. May 10. 1894.

ANTIsEPTIO SURGERY.-Dr. X. Lee, OF Lon
don, expresses the opinion that the principals on wch
antseptic surgery Is founded might he extended to the
treatment Of pulmonary diseases, provided that the
difference between diffusion vapor and iud were
kept In view In he volatizatOn Of my antiseptc or
medical agent he remarks It Is necessary that the
water with which It is mixed should be evaporated no
practical use resulting from simply mixing the substance
with hot water and nhalng the steam. The rate OF
voaizaton of any substance, when boiled with water,
depends Oh s boiling point its specific gravity and
readiness TO mix with water In the case OF the oil OF
Eucalyptus HObuns the OF evaporation can be con-
uoled ny mixing alcohol with tfor, though lts boiling
point Is 5000 Its specific gravity Il less than water ana IL
tolatizes, when mixed with It, much more rapidly than
the water; caTboc acid however. volntzes In exactly
proportion it Ia mixed with, and s
has the most suitable for ansepuc methods OF treaS-
ment.
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MISUSE OF REFLECTIVE PRONoUNs.

To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Please "take n fling" at the modern
misuse Of myself" himself" etc -reheNivc or in
tsnsive pronouns-for me-" he or him., etc
the personals. say modern misuse because though
Shakespeare the construction few times Uwtce OF
thrice. though Charles Lamb has it once-perhap;
Oftener-and though Hawthorne, In "The House OF the
Seven Cables now and then follows these bad eX
smpes yet there is nothing like constant lodging OF
the right case anywhere I'm literature such rs every
must notice II he keeps his open In the spoken
language OF even educated people to day.
Phi0sOphcay considered, TOO such sentences as
John ana self will co." Pray accept thanks IRON
Mrs Brown and myself" absurd; while, hstoricaly
considered they would turn Professor Marehs har pur-
ole with rage. NJ
sPhiadelph,a. May 10, 1894.
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BANKERS AT ODDS ABOUT BONDS.

Kuhn, Loeb s. Co, bankers, of No. 81 Nassau
ST. recently Termed syndicate with Denslow, Easton
He brokers and bankers at No1O Exchange Place. inc
United States Trust Company, Winslow, Lsner & Co..
Kidder Peabody d Co.. aud George X. Sstare's Sons TO
place on the market Louisville KY four per cent bonds
worth ~ They purchased $50 bonds at $1,000
each par Densow, Easton Her,s at 969 per
cent OF their value they paid $500 as part
equivalent for the bonds, while Densow, Easton Herts
deposited with Kuhn Loeb Co. the bonds as collateral
security upon loan for S139,949 81, for which
promssorv note was given Each party had the privilege
OF selling bonds at ess than l0l per cent the
loan not 70 be demanded until Ihe loO Dohus usu
becn sold and II was then 10 paid from the proceeds
ON Wednesday Kuhn. Loeb & Co demanded payment
An Injunction restraining the demand was obtained on
the gro md that forced sale, in view OF the failures IN
Wall street would result 20 the detriment OF Denslow
EastOn & Herts The Injunction vacated yesterday by
Justice DonOhue, On the affidavit OF Kuhn, Loeb " Co
that the loan call one and that Densow Easton q
TIepf hon ~
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
INDIGNANT DOCK COMMISSIONERS.
SENATOR KIERNAN's RESOLUTION DENOUNCED A


INDIGNANT DOCK COMMISSIONERS.
SENATOR KIERNAN's RESOLUTION DENOUNCED AS
INFAMOUS.
The Dock Commissioners were indignant yester-
day over the resolution introduced Cy senator
Herman in the closing hours of the Legislature
asking for an investigation Of the Department
l.. j. N. Stark, president of the Board, SAID
The terms OF the resolution are Infamous, Inc WoIh
OF the Board Ia open for inspection at any ne anu
are always ready to receive and accord any @
opportunity to make whatever investigation ne Pedse
1t to than piece OF spite on tue palt
OF the TIarbOr Masters. who think that we nave Dten
working against them, and they taSe tnis
always received those gentlemen ciyly. and they
have always treated well, heretofore. All tha VIC
have done against them was 10 TESTIFY 20 Governor
Cleveland the in which managed the dock IN
able to conduct those interests well in every resec a"
the IIarbOr Masters cOud Our arrangements are IN act
more systematic. We divide the city INTO dlstncts
and receive daily Of everything concerning the
docks The office of Iarbor Master ia sinecure There
three of We work together harmoni0usy having
no circuses OF bear gardens
John r. Vo0rhis treasurer of tho Board, thought
that the statements made in the Keruan resolution
were inconsistent. He said:
The law limits the expenditures OF the Dock Depart,
OF unlimited powers The money Is obtained from nc
Sinking Fund, and the law authorizes rcqulsitOn 10 ne
made for the amount required 10y the boHu
that there necessity resOrtng 10 improper
means for raising money. AS matter Of fact the ex-
penditures Of the Dock commission at no time during
Twelve years exceeded 81 900 year. lncludng
all purchases OF property There have been some teg
uaItes OF The Department one or these was nine wears
before of the present Commissioners hed ONCE
Another was defalcatOn OF $4,000 nearly two years
ago. that made good at once. am not aware OF any
that find them be will have every facii-
" give.
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LETTERS From The PEOPLE.
THE SOUDAN RAILWAY.
LETTER FROM GENERAL MEIGs.
ne razor The tribune.

10 the Edtt0r Of The Trtbune
SIR: From a newspaper letter of March 10 ex-
tract the following: Z" In May, 1850, the work OF
the Mexican Central Railway was begun. In
twenty-six working DAYS 73 miles of track were
laid On March 5, IsSi the railroad ,225 miles
long was completed and at the rate of nearly nine-
tenths ofa mile for every day" From May 5, 1850 to
May 4, 1854 there wers 400 days in which l,2Z9
miles of railroad were graded and built, and not
narrow gauge. Ii a private stock company can 90
this why cannot the British Government do better
The country between Suakim aud the Nile is
desert, hut it is not probable that construction s
difficult there than in the country between the
City of Mexico and the Rio Grande at ri fa'o'
Thousands of British ships and sailors the telegraph
reports idle. Here is a chance to employ them III
carrying railroad material to SuakiIn
War. and such war carried on at Il distance from
home, furnishes employment and wages for those
who remain at home. Those VINO go to the seat OF
active hOstties go of their own desire ana Tree
will 1t is easy TO he sentimental about the suffer
ing in the field, but their mission is to save from
ma sacre the Egyptian garrIsons south OF Assonah'
and from the horrors of the slave trade worse than
slavery itself, the whole country to the equator.
The British Government have spent millions IN
maintaining fleets and armies to suppress the slave
trade on the coasts of Africa. Here they have the
opportunity to relieve distress at home and abroad
by striking at it in its seat the centre OF this nm
happy continent Let those who doubt read the
compendium Sir Samuel Bakers Heart of Africa
and Archibald Forbes's Handy Book of the Life OF
| Chinese Gordon" They can be had for 20 cents
each and will open many eyes. NJ. e. MEIGs.
Washington, ID. C., May ~. 1884.
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SWAIN COURT OF INQUIRY.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE counsel before
the swain Court of Inquiry to-day stated tpat tney couu
NOT agree upon the point whether the $4,000 due bill CIV
en- by Bateman TO Swain was or was not neeouAoie
paper and the Court took under ADJUSTMENT the question
whether to call an expert TO testify in regard TO the
matter Myron NJ Parker who persuaded Bsteman to
withdraw his charges against Swain testined that he
was In the employ of Bateman Co.. when Colonel MOT
row obtained 81 500 His recollection was that MORROW
wanted 10 borrow $4,000 or $4,000, and offered some
life insurance policies security This loan was reiuseu
and then he obtained money on his pay vouchers TIC
was sent to ask Swain Morrow, when the vouchers
were found to be duplicated, and have him ito MAKE
some ARRANGEMENT to pay the debt. SWAIN nmcb e1
were duprcaied The due-bn for $4,000 was snIIen
dered IN the witness the day after Baeman ana swain
agreed 10 arbitrate and remained in his possession Eh
~ turned il over TO the Judge Advocate lie had onS an
indisnct recollection Of any conVersauen IN "il ~!
eyairn had insisted on the payment OF SlOO que mn,
nom Morrow and had threatened 10 s9uceLse,
NJ ,Trow az the War department lie uu
not remember that anything SAID about squeezing
but heard somethng about the possibility OF court
,narta and swain remarked that then ali the accounts
wonii be worthless. Mr.. Bateman was lnueh eAc ,
i was arranged that the counsel should submit tnelr
arguments in writing on wednesday.