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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-23
DosToFFIoE NOTICE

Letters for Europe need not be specially d,
as ali Trans Atlnnl mails are forwarded by tho
fJistest vessels available.
will close (PRoMprLY In all cases) AT this oiIce
ms folows'
TuEspAY,-;At 10 q. m. for ireland, per steam
ship Wyoming, via Queenstown Uelters for
Great Britain and other European Countries
must be directed 'per wyomhs'li a 73QE
n, for llondlragA nd ilylngston per steamship
Wednesday, AT II a, m. for. Europe, por
ss4msp hoasr wa s9qtna@Rlohs aRa hs
SC per stenmshlp AthOs; AZ 1880 y, m. Tor
Nere cruz direct her steamship Whitney yla
steamer via New OrleAnp'D,
THURspAY,I;At n a. ~. for Europe per
AMI linmbnrS aeltgrs for Ireland must be di'
| Town detors for Great Britain and other Euro.
pean COUNTRIES must pc directed 'pGr Glty OF
stsasp n bse i0r flIeGa a f ol NIl, hSr
| n. y, aud s9nIi%o. cuba, per so msRip Glen.
meEosi AZ d;59 p m; i9r cuba Iia haVanaj
Yucatan, MoSico. por steahshlp uity OF Alex,
en@ria QSttsrs for ,PlhGr Mexican states must
FRIDAH.-Af li3Op. M for Porto Rico direct
| per steamship Andes
Steamship Edlth Goddeen; IL ii a. H. iof Ger.
many, &C., PER steamship Main, yla S3alH,
and other 'i uTopoan COMMITTEES must Sc directed
"prr Maiu'ii nj II IN, for Europe, per steam
| ship Britannia, via Queenstowui nc 1901 m,
| for Cuhn, Wpst indies, and Nassau, y, T., per
steRmghlp saratoga, via Havana; n, 7. m
for Religion direct, per steamship Wathlanl,
via Antwerp uetters must be directed per
| WneslRnd'h
| Mails for China aud Japan, per steamshlp Guy ol
| Toxic (yia san FruIiCsCO) close hOru
Feb,s 20 ut Gp m. Mails for Australia, New
Zealand, Sandwich qnl hlll Island5 neraleAlll
| shin ICulundin (Vln Ban Frincscul, close
hero March ~ 0t D. m, Tor on arrival pt NOV
York Of steamship Celtic with British malt
| for Australia
Nfh0 schedule Of closing ofTrnns-p Pacific mails
Is arranged on the presumption Of ihplr min
terruptOd overland transit 20 san FrnpclauO
MallS from the cast Orriyins OS rtNEnt Sau
Francisco on the day OF sailing Of steamers az,
| dispatched thOnCe tnp same day,
HENRY q. pEAltSON, postmaster,
PoSrOgFICE, NEW HoR N, ", Feh ~, 1850
TVHE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,
Is Issued
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81 HAVE been married now" boasted aprosy
old fellow "more than thirty years, and have
never given my wife II cross word nor have |
ever been without bottle of Dr.. Bulls Cough
SYrIIp In case of q cold or cOugh.N
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.LOST AND Forum.

$50 RWEW W. ri os isb From 1909
colored, rough haired old deerhound; had tag
aud collar with name Ofpwner aud address. Any
EOUND-LADY'S POCKETBOOK, MON
IL day evening, 10Th, In front of Moses's store
Owner can find same vt room %, War Depart
mcnt. O'23
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Excursion Tickets TO the Innugurs-
tion, via the Pennsylvania Railroad.
There is every indication now of q large
travel to Washington, on the occasion of
tho Inauguration of the President. Citi-
zens from all parts of the country will
take part in the interesting ceremonies
and aid in making the event memorable
one. The inaugural procession will be
grand and imposing, and the ball pro-
misses to be brilliant affair. Ample
provision has ,beon made for the accom-
mediation of all visitors.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
is fully prepared to transport the large
number of passengers who will be at
| tracted to tho capital, from points along
its system. Almost unlimited facilities
of transportation, and station on
Pennsylvania avenue in tho very heart
of tho city, render tho company fully
equal to the task of handling, in the most
satisfactory manner, its thousands of pa
irons.
Excursion tickets will DO sold on March
2, 3, and 4, good to return until the 9TH,
from all stations on the Pennsylvania
railroad, Philadelphia Wilmington, and
Baltimore railroad, Northern Central
railway, Philadelphia and Erie railroad,
West Jersey aud Camden, and Atlantic
railroads, at greatly reduced rates. From
Baltimore and all points south thereof,
on tho Baltimore and Potomac, aud
Alexandria and Fredericksburg railroads,
excursion tickets will DO sold on the Sd
and 4th, good to return until the 9th. Fol-
| full and detailed information, apply tc
local agents of tho Pennsylvania railroad
and its branches.
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For nlai. Dye,a Eye.

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLIcAN Can
you inform number Of deserving men
who were sworn in Feb. 10 or 60 to serve
as special officers, why they were re-
quired to turn in their ACCOMPLISHMENTS on
Sunday morning (22d), and asked not to
report again until March LOT course no
nay for that time, although congress ap-
propriRted the money, Can you 500 tho
cause of this injustice A MEhnER.
IT costs but 30 cents 10 get rid Of rheu-
matiam by 81. Jacobs Oil,
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a MISEAT ENTS.


FonD's5 BOSTON IDEAL OPERA co.
THE FAREWELL TO WASHINGTON.
The world drinks music Of ideal thought.-Dodd.
Tho final opera rendtions by this organization
In thsoit are sincerely. yet regretfuly
announced, as follows;
Monday, Feb. 2s................... FANoHoNErTE
CAS- only given by this company
Tuesday FRA DiAVOLA
Wednesday Matlneea..a..-" BOHEMIAN GIRL
Wednesday Night...".. .......r.....".o.PlNAfOHk
Seats can now be obtained for any porforma nee.
~ GoRREgf, EDITION
John n. ELLIS & Co,
037 Ponnsylynnla avenue
NATloNAL ThEArER
THE DRAMATIC TRIUMPH.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
Commencing Monday, February 90,
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY.
Amer Run OF Three Months at waileck's
rheHter, New York, ''.
WAbLACk'S THEATEn COMPANY,
In Henry Guy oarle,on's Sew Play,
VICTOR DURAND.
tive human interest in, v Herald.
Monday, March 2 inauguration wcok)
MIR. NAT GOODWIN IN CONFUSION.
A LBAuGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
"A n
COMMENCING MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
SATURDAY MATINEE AT O'CLOCK
EXTRA wAsHINGToN,s BIRTHDAY
MATINEE.
Monday Afternoon, February 30,
THE McAULL OPERA co,uoUE co.
tJohn A. McCaull, Proprietor aud Manager)
| In tho
LATEST NEW YORK SUCCESS,
FALKA.
THE BRIGHTEST MUSIC AND THE
| MOST LAuGIIABLE LIBRErTo OF
ANY MODERN OPERA.
Monday, March 9, MICHAEL sTRoGoFF.
HERzoqs MUSEUM,
IL Late Lincoln Hail. 9th and d sts NV,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 40,
BOBBY NEWCoMB'S COMEDY ALLIANCE,
by the Only BOBBY NEwCoMB.
Supported by the following noted colebritiesi
THE MuhpMYs, Miss GussIE NEWCoMB
NEWCoMB Mrs. R6BEnT NEW.
COMB, THE BLooDGOoDs.
Concluding with tho Screaming Farce, entitled
TEDDY, THE TIGER.
Admission to Family Circle, 10, cts. admission
to First Floor, 20 cts. Reserved seats may bo
secured six days IN advance without extra
charge ut the BOX Office of the Museum from
q. IN. to 10 y. m Doors openat ! and p M;
overture one hour later. Carriages may be or
derod at 40 and 1910 y. M.
Rs-March 2-The Matlack Combination in a
CELEBRArED CASE.
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Dzas. oALEN l. GREEN. o, NJ. BRYANT.


'AlsNN y ~ - - .. -
Real Estate Rr0kerB, old Ninth st. n. w.
Real Estate bought and sold. Houses rented
Rents cOllectel,
We also have IN connection the room renting
agency. 10 parties having rooms 90 rent We
invite you 10 call on Us. ''a27-lm
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iSPECTiL .NOTTCES.
nzxs PASSENGER FARES, DISTRICT OF
hskS COLUMBIA.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
WASUINuTOS, Fob, lU, 1885,


BY authority Of IN act Of Congress approved
February 49,, 1850, relating to public order In
the District Of Columbia, II is
Ordered, That from February 30 TO March ",
1855, inclusye, no driver or other person hay
Ing charge OF the public Gonyeyanees hereinafter
within the limits OF Meridian Hiu Lie DToli
Park, and the cities of Washington and George
town. than Is hereby prescribed, or violate any
provisions OF this order, under penalty of not
more than twenty-five dollars 500, as provided
sTREET CANS, b cents (or six tickets for 81
centsli one-horse cars on Pennsylvania avenue
Qimited dlstance) . cents
LARGE HERpICs, same as street cars.
OMSIBusEs, between railroad stations and
steamboat landings and hotels, 20 cents each
'Gonveyances of all kinds drawn by one horse
for distances not exceeding iiiteen squares, 70
cents additional i5r one or Two passengers, aud
90 cents additional for three or -four passengers
10 and nom theaters, for one or TWO passengers
Sl.5O 10 and nom theaters Tor three OF -FOUR
passengers, 81.
cent advance on tho onehorse vehicle rates
Conveyanccs drawn by one horse, 40 cents per
hour, and by two horses 30 per cent. advance on
that rates any fraction Of nm hour, not less than
quarter, afler the first hour, At proportlonate
Service between 1880 O. IN. aud o o. M, 90 per
cent advance on all rates.
Coupes called from livery stables, 81 for the
first hour aud 20 cents for each subsequent
hour.
Carriages called nom livery stables, $3.50 for
sPEoiAL iRGITfiiss FOR TIfE ISXUGURA-
| r.. 1910 TON BALL
Herdic cabs, five dollars 900 each cab.
| Coipns. four dollars (y4l each coupe.
| Hanson Cabs. three dollars (s3) each cab.
Conveyanees two'hoIsoh according to agree
No owner or driver OF II vehicle, as before
foregoing rates; nor shall he, when engaged
WiSsat the soa;SSt Of The PERSON Or persons
Any SS%P e yss GnSrg s. sygg RS
| nft m nlainunf alull rnppiUn mr. mi
attention from any policeman 70 whomlt may
Do made, Every driver or owner s Of the con
| printed copy oflhe same In conspicuous place
~ Ali existing laws and ordinances not in conflict
fnll force and effect.
BY order the board.
fe2s.lt secretary,
pzz@ FIFTEENTH STREET PREsBY,
nSssS toran Church Lecture Course-only 81
Tor sale at Eiss Music store and the book stores
pIgssdsy EySg9s fSS r. HSg pT y w Ss,a A.
fGS congo 4 29 SGS' " &P@ ch iGGs S
MS opsSy, MsgcR IL HON 'FErelercy" begg S
subject, ',William, the SILENT, Monday, Mac
S oaay yo saS March &C. 6 81,
A. u. SponOrd; subject, Popular Oraiory."
MSppdEay APRIL lFof r. H. droener' g9SSeI'
n.y. WILLIAM H. WOOD Il co,
Manufacturers o.
SECTIONAL CAST IRON BOILERS PIN
INDIRECT RADIATOR and WOODS
CASA Iron DIRECT RApt
AToRS
Contractors for
rIRsT.cLAsS STEAM HEATING
ofPubllc Buildings aud Private Dwellings.
2p6 W. BALTIMORE. st. aud | y. LIBERTY
nAIfnI MORE. MID.
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1.-TWO TICKETS TO THE DEDICATION
IL ceremonies at capitol and ono at monument
at DoWNISG'S Cigar store, 80 II 81. n. w.
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JYANTED-HELP.

yITANTED-A MAN or STEADY HABITS;
w must be competent bartender; situation
permanent. Address In own handwriting BUSt-
NESS, Republican OfIfce, 2-2b
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NTANrED-IN LIQUOR STORE, a COLI
w Ored Man; must come well recon tended.
Apply, between 10 and IL o. m. Monday next,
1902 IA. ave 2.26
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4 No. q MILLER FIREPRooE SAFE;
~ also bank screen and counter. Inquire at
zoos 4 It, ". W. S2I
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WANTED - IMMEDIATELY. I FIRST
wv class barber. Apply s. 5. BROOKS, 2ls
9th st. N. w. 22t
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THE WEEKLY REpuDLIoAN

Is Issued
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
and contaius all the news of the week. Subscrlp
mailing, cents
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"ANTED- PROMPTLY, EXPIRtEEC ED
w newspaper advertising solicitor; perma-
nellt snlary; solid work; solid pay, Address
pHOMprNESG, Republican Office, 9-2D
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W1YTED--ROoars.

ll aud wife In desirable locality. Address,
stating terms, II, CLAYTON, ST. james HOTEL
permanent IL suited. i-24
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For SAFE.

" on the Art of War; price reduced TO SO per
set, including-1, Tactical use OF tho three arms.
2, Field service In war; y, special operations OF
TANo's, Pa av. and 18th st., and ut BALIiAN-
TYNTS 42S eth ST. 81
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yITANTED- SMART BRtGHT BOYS AND
w young men 70 sell beautiful phoio-plqto
picture OF the Washington Monum Ont; the
cheapest aud best picture on sale: 20 q day can
easily be made Call vt the Republican OnCe.
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doom AND BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN
HI and wifci home comforts mt reasonable
rates; permanent II suited. Address r., Repub-
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REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
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An uNFUBNIsHED ROOM SUITABLE
4 for small club. state price aud location
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Manufacturers FOR CHILD OF q
w years; young woman preferred; must
read nicely, sew firly we'll and 20 homo nj
night Apply, with references, at 1882 81.
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CuAa Il. BIsnor.
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
No. zoos ST.. bet Tenth aud Eleventhsts.
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II AIDES TO KNOW THAT MY ELECTRIC
II process positively destroys supertuous hair.
have perfected the only henlthful method for
developing the bust; Endorsed by physicans;
dress NINE GABRIEL, III 9Th 1t. N. W. 6.24
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ANTED-CIIRISTIAN MEN AND wO-
w men TO sell our "Child's Blblo,'' with an In.
PRODUCTION by Roy. j. II. Vincent, y, ID. one
woman sold 81 IN two weeks, one 90 In two
among strangers one % In u town OF ga people,
one 73 In village of 79i. Give previous bust
ness experience. send this CASSELL h CO.,
Limited. SD broadway N, Y, bfe2l.stuth8t
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wv ANTED-5O GOOD MEN AND BOYS
wv TO sell large view Of wq9hngion; retalls
for 10 contsj something that Will sell quick. II.
II. pQLKlNHORN, La nv, next TO city l.. o.
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WANTED NEwSBoYs no SELL THE
wv Monumental number Of the N. y, Graphite.
Apply this morning AT l1G LIST 81, N. w. 2-20
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VIZ ANTED-rHE SERVICES OF PA RITZ ES
w well acquainted with military men aud
military organizations Apply az once, BREN.
IA NO BROS, cor Pa. Az, aud nth 1t. 2-2U
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A WING MAKER~ra J. HAISLETT-Sl7
~ Market Space.-Awnlngs made and repaired
and stored during the winter
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TURNITURE COMPLETE FOR Flat. 4
Nc r Wppiy NJ isoB tplS'VW 'oF sSS
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DARTNER WITH o. 800 to $1,000 CAPI-
Il tai In well-establlshed real estate and insur.
anco business; must be energetic and we'll
known; highest testimonials given and required.
Address Box 20, City T.. o. 6-24
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ANNoUNoB THAT JOHN
w E. Beall, Batemnn q Co.'s Bank, 141l u
81. NV, isn Commissionor OF Deeds FOR every
State andrerh tory, United staios Commissioner,
EXAMINER, and Notary Public. always In office
from u. IN. 70 D y. IN.
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IoRD's BOSTON IDEAL OPERA co.
/, MISS T. II. ODER, Manager.
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Er.ans 200 gSHs r9 com SSRt Tn
Cards. Gail at 500 Pa. av. ID. g. fINNEY,
Agent. n-DA
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COPYING TO DO ION TYPE-w RITER) OF
" every description; neatnesS accuracy, and
promptness gnarAnteed terms the lowest. E.
J. MCNAMARA, offices 45S La. nv. and 1929
Pm. nv. e.. off
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PROF. ANTON GLoETzNER,

ono Of the highest opponents of CLASH
cal music in this section of the country,
has written for the piano a number of
transcriptions of popular melodies, as
Embarrassment" Goodnight, Fare
we'll ""L Let Mo Dream Again. and "An
Impromptu." Among his vocal music
are Vent Creator Spiritus" and 20, mi
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-13

from St Louis, but from oil other points of the
country we are hearing all the time. The times
are indeed startling, ont now IS the time,
particularly in the border slave States.
for men to prove their love OF
country. 4 know it is hard for men to appar-
emily work with the Republican party, but now
all party distinctions should be lost sight of, and
every true patriot be for maintaining the lnteg-
rity OF the glorious old stars and stripes, the
Constitution and the Union. The North is
responding 10 the Presidents call in such man
ner thai the rebels may truly quake. i tell yor
there is no mistaking the feelings of the people
The government can call into the field not only
70, 0O0 troops, but ten or twenty times io,OOU II
it should be necessary, and find the means OF
maintaining them, too. 1t is all mistake
about the Northern pocket being so sensitive.
In times IKE the present no people are more
ready to give their own time or of their abund-
ant means. No impartial man can conceal
from himself the fact that in all these troubles
the Southerners have been the aggrassors and
the administration has stood purely on the de-
fensive--more on the defensive than she would
dared to have done but for her consciousness OF
strength and the certainty of right prevailing in
the end The news to-day is that Virginia has
gone out Of the Union. But for the influence she
will have on the other border slave States this is
not much to be regretted. Her position, OF,
rather, that of Eastern Virginia, hts been more
reprehensible from the beginning than that of
South Carolina She should he made to bear a
heavy portion of the burden of the war for her
guilt. Il all this | can but see the doom of
slavery. The North does not want, nor will
they want, to interfere with the institution. but
they win refuse for all time to give it pro
lection. unless the South shall return soon
to their allegiance; and then, too, this disturb
ance will give such an impetus to the production
CT their staple, cotton, in other parts of the
world rs5at they can never recover the control of
tho market again for that commodity. This
will reduce the value of the negroes SO much
that they will never be worth fighting
again.
II have just received letter from Fred.
Frederick Dent, jr. He breathes forth the
most patriotic sentiments He is for the old
flag as long as there is a union of two States
fighting under it's banner, and when they dis
solve he will go it alone This is not his Lam
guage, but it is the idea not so well expressed as
he expresses it.
Julia and the children are all we'll, and join
me in love to you all
II forPot to mention that Fred has another
heir, witt >ome novel name that have forgot
ten. Yours truly, u. S. GRANT"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-13

ANOTHER LEGISLATOR GONE.
Death of Hon. J. II. Shaw, Member of the
Illinois House of Representatives.

SpRINGFfELD, April 12.-Death has claimed
Another member of the Illinois Legislature, this
slime the victim being ]. Henry Shaw, ofsBeards-
town, Cass county. About 12:45 o'clock the
clerk of the Hotel Palace, missing Representa-
hive Shaw at dinner and not having seen him
during the morning. went to his room to call
him. Receiving no answer, he looked oyer the
transom and saw him lying as though dead. The
door was broken open, and DR.. Kerr, who had
been called, gave it as bis opinion that the
Representative had been dead several hours.
The deceased had been aiing during the whole
session but not so seriously that he could
not attend to his duties most Of the time. Mr..
Shaw was over sixty years OF age and served
in the Thirty -second General Assembly, this be-
ing his third term. He has been an answering
Democrat
This makes the third death during the session.
1t was anticipated that upon Senator Davis's
assuming oftice something tangible would be
done in relation TO the senatorship question, but
this unexpected occurrence will again throw 1t
back for twenty days, at least. What makes the
situation stiI worse it leaves the House tie
upon any question which may be construed
snto party issue, and may thus retard business
Members here who wished business to progress
are very much disheartened.. The clerk of Cass
county has been telegraphed Of the occurrence,
and the Governor will be requested to issue
writ for new election tomorrow, which will
doubtless be done; but election cannot take
place before twenty days after the call.
- Il he appearance of the body when found in
aicated that Mr. Shaw died without a struggle.
His district is largely Democratic. The coroner
held an inquest this afternoon, and the jury re-
turned verdict that the deceased came to his
death from causes unknown to them.
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Blood Poisoning Feared.

New YORK Special
General Grants nephew, u. S. Grant, was
asked about the sufferers prospects. He said:
II have been talking with the doctors about
the matter myself, and they inform me that
there is nothing whatsoever for us to worry
about at present. My uncles great will power,
which has shown itself SO strongly in this illness,
is not in the least impaired. He is not despond-
ent, and furthermore, he has never been so, as
has been reported in the newspapers. do not
know where the authority came from for the
statement that he last Sunday expressed wish
to die. never heard of any such expression on
his part until saw it in tho papers, and IT seems
to me that, mingling as much as do with the
family, would have heard about it if he had
said such thing"
ssWhat symptoms in the Generals condition
do the doctors look forward to with the greatest
alarmW
sPymmia--blood poisoning. replied the young
man. 1.-The physicians have the cancer itself
pretty well under control, as / understand it,
and they believe they can suppress its develop
ment so that it will not reach the fatal point for
some weeks yet, perhaps for some months The
poison from the exerescence might however
find its way to the blood and that is, I believe,
the contingency which is at present most to be
feared