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The National tribune., 1885-03-19
The Marine Bank Eaiiurn-

The trial of ex President James D. F;sh of
the defunct Marine Bank of New York, which
is now in progress, gives some idea of the work
ing of that institution. statement was sub
mitted showing the dealings of the bank with
overdrafts Of the firm, and of loans made to
Grant & Ward without security. The total of
the call loans and oyerdrafts which the firm of
Grant & Ward had with the bank was 81, ,066 80
Testimony was given showing that 100000 was
loaned 10 two different persons on the security
OF the Annadale Water Company's bonds, the
total issue Of which was only $4,000. On one
occasion $4,000 was loaned apparently to U. s.
Grant, jr., on The security of bonds of the Wy
sndotte Water Company, and short time after.
wards loans were made TO Waiter Mallory and
L. ID. Green, on tho same security, 10 an amount
exceeding the total issue or the bonds.
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~ Rh'hi-Et
Assistant Acknowledgement.
WISCnNSIN.

The 18th Encampment of the Department OF
Wisconsin, GAR, was a most successful and
enthusiastic meeting. Two of our sessions were
held in the Assembly Chamber. aud the Legis-
lature, by J0nt Resolatiop, gave us the free
dom OF the capitol. The reports showed that
the Department is in good condition, having
gained 60 new Posts during the past year. The
finances of the Department were found to be in
excellent condition. Tho following officers
were chosen: Department Commander. James
Davidson Post 80 Sparta; S. V. ID. c., Earl NJ
Rogers. Post 36 Viroqua; j. V. ID. c., +. w
Haight. Post 10, Waukesha; Medical Director
f. w. Byers. Post 102, Monroe; Chap. J. w
Sandcrson, Post /. Milwaukee. Philip Cheek,
jr., was appointed Assistant Adjutant- General
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A Matrimonial KuIdie.

~ fsf9 John J. Miller married Miss Eliza
beth s. Rogers in Philadelphia, and 10 years
later was divorced. Mrs Miller then married
Robert T. Randall brother Of Samuel ]. RAN
dsll, but not long afterwards procured divorce
from him and remarked her first husband.
Both wearied Of their new bargain, and recently
they werc again divorced. Mr. Miller immcdi-
ately marrying Miss Florence H. Brotherlon,
sister Of Ge0. &. Brothertor, Of Philadelphia.
hTs, Viola Bonayita, wife of Frank J. Bona
vita, and daughter Of Mrs Miller by the first
marriage now charges that the last divorce
was obtained by collusion, aud has brought
suit 10 have il declared void in order to protect
her riglls as a child Of the first marriage
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Gen, Grants Condition,

The past week has brought about little
change in the condition Of Gen. Grant. No
new symptoms have appeared, and the disease
does not appear to have made any marked
progress. One day last week his condition i'm
proved greatly. He was SO well that it was
decided that important business that had been
awaiting his attention, but had necessarily
been laid aside during his serious illness, should
be attended to- Accordingly a Commissioner
sent for, and arriving between 2 and 3
o'clock, the General was able TO execute several
deeds and give his attention TO other legal bus
mess. He was in such good spirits and felt SO
well that he wanted to go down to dinner with
the family, but they would not permit him to
do so. His only exercise is walking about his
sleeping room and library, which are connected,
and through them into the hall. The General
reads the newspapers constantly, and is consid
erably amused at the random gueSses as TO the
state of his health and his plans. The condi-
tion that is now the cause for alarm in the
Generals case, and to the removal OF which the
physicians are bending every effort, is the great
physical and at times mental depression
that has existed of late. 1t is hoped that the
low state of vitality may be overcome and the
system built up so as to he able TO contest the
advance OF the cancer, which is looked upon
now as question Of secondary Importance.
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A Hard Wan 80 Kill.
TStamford lKu.l Jonrnal.

The only surviving soldier Of the war of 1912
now living IN LincolH County is Capt James
Eubanks. who is 81 years ef age, the father OF
Il children, of whom / ar siIii living the
youngest being but II years old. He has
cbcWcd tobacco since no was IG, i rank iuuoT
when BE cared 20 and sometimes a little too
much. NJ Eubanks has been 4 hard mau to kill.
He had yellow fever while in the South, and
later in life a tree fell on him aud Knocked his
neck out Of joint so that his head lay ON mis-
shoulder. After long timea doctor succeeded
IN getting il to stand alono, but his neck was
slways stiff
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The condition of cx-United States Senator
]. w. Nesmith, who for some time has been an
inmate of the State Insane Asylum at Salem
Oregon, is much improved. He is now able to
exercise every day. and his mind seems to be
less cloudy. Medical men give very slender
hope, however, that the great Democratic war
Senator will ever fnlly regain his reason.
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Permanent Security.

T. o. LEWIS, San Francisco, Cal, October %,
1881, says: / have suffered for ten years with
congested kidneys, and have passed stones
ranging in size from the head OF pin TO pea,
which caused strangury of the neck of the
bladder. The best physicians in the city said
/ could not recover l used four bottles OF
Warmers SAFE Cure, and got rid Of four cal
Gull" Writing June %, 1854, he says, The
cure effected in 1881 was permanent"
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Text for a Sermon to Everyone.

REV. S. P. SMITH (Univcrsalistl, of Mar
b!chead, Mass, suffered for years from bilious
attacks and gall stones. In Janury, 1883, he
was cured by Warmers SAFE Cure. June2, 1854,
he says: "There has been no return of the bill
ious troubles; have not experienced the least
pain or suffering since my restoration by War
ner's SAFE Cnre.N Cure nermanent.
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MRS. CARRIE d. L. SWIFT, Rochester, N
Y, for % years suffered from hereditary yhen-
niatiSm, many times being utterly helpl. ss,
especially in warm weather. In July, 1883,
sue used few bottles Of Warmers SAFE Rheu-
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restoration TO health was as complete as miracu-
lous Cure permanent Try it,
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A Fearful Lean.

deliberately jumped over the safety gate in
coal shaft near WenOna, ILL.,, on the 18th, and
landed on the cage at the bottom of the shaft
a distance of $50 feet Almost every bone in
his body was broken. Volling had been in
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Deatll Of Gnn NciII.

Gen Thos Hewson Neill, U. s. A. (retired)'
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in Philadelphia April 9, 1926 graduated at West
Point and served with distinction in the Mex
lean war and in the war between the States.
He was retired on April 9, 1888
The National tribune., 1885-03-19

General Chace, of Rhode Island, says: 81
always keep Hunts Remedy in my house, it
prevents headache and Kidney troubles"
We depart from our usual practice aud rec
emmend Hunts Remedy as sure cure for ali
kidaey liseases.--I Iedicat Gasstte
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Eif.rpn Years,

JNO. L. CLARK. VI. D., Waterloo n. Y. in
1881 was prostrated with Bright's Disease, crick
in the back, rheumatism and malaria. From
the latter he had suffered for fifteen years
without help In 1881 .he says: Warmers
SAFE Cure cured me-, and / am sound and we'll"
If you doubt ask your neighbor!
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Never.

MRS HELEN LEIKEM, West McHenry, H.,
two years ago used Warmers SAFE Nervine for
complete nervous prOstration August, 1884,
she wrote: Il have never enjoyed such good
health have had 10 return Of my old trouble"
Try IT.
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subscribers any OF the following Campaigns OF
the Civil VAR"
I. The Outbreak OF Rebellion. BY John 9.
Nicolog ESg Private Secretary 10 i'rCsilsut lincoln
3. From Fort Henry TO CoriEth. BY the Hoa
~ T. F1cs BrigC and Bvt. Mai ten. T. :. v, etc.
Treasurer Of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee
3. The Peninsula. BY AIsrr75dsr Hz5b, Bvt
Ma-Cen IT, = A. Assistant Chief OF Artillery Army OF
the Potomac io6lbZ Afterwards Chief OF st Army or
4. The Army under Pope. By John Q. Ropes,
Esq., of the Military Historical Society OF Massachusetts,
5. TIE Antietam and Frederick5barg.. By
FFqae56 WIeirgp Paoey late Colonel 10th Mass Inf,
q. Ciaaceilorsyii!e and Gettys3rrs:. By A9nsr
Doe6fsdey, Byt Naj--Gen u > y and Mal--eea u =
The Army Of the Cumberland B By Fig H;Fgg 2;
MsiGen Rosecraus and the staff of Mai Cen Thomas
Secretary OF The Society Of the Army OF tne Cumberland
Lieut. OF Engineers T. : \. late military ataChe 10 ths
U. Legation at ST Petersburg; author OF The Russian
Army and ats Campaigns III BIB anu OF army LIE
8. Atlanta. BY She Ron. .rtoo5 D. Cor Ex-Gavcrno=
of Ohio late Secretary the Interior of the Guai S5e
Maj-tien U. ) v, commanding I~ent5 -tlird C3rPs
lie. The Marc. 70 The Sea-FranlSiin and
Nashville. BY tie Hon y,eUb ID. Coz Ex-Governor OF
Ohio lste seeetaTy Of the Interior Of Tbs C.ed 5tte
III. ;,he shenandoal,lYailsy IN lSssf. EI
@grsf WITH a. New 1' Yoni Chsr,t STSncrS sous
I2. The Cnmpaisns OF Grant in Sirsinia.
Gen u ; A. late Chief of Engineers; Chief 9f S.a6,
Army of Potomac 1565|6i commanding Second Corps
t3. Statistical Record of the Armies Of the
United S3.9ScS. LfPt ffsn fttstef.f y Aiii5
record includes te figures Of the quotas ami men ac-
tuaIIy furnished by al States list OF all organizations
mustered into the United States service the strength of
the army 1t various times; organization into armies
corps Chronological list of ell engagements, with
loss in ecCh and immense amount of other statistical
matter r Hating 20 The war.
rs. The Navy in the War. The Blockade
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The Test O? g Years,

DAN. A. GROSVENOR, Esq, United States
Treasury Department, First Controllers Office,
Washington, D. c., took Warmers SAFE Cure
in 1873, and Dec. -, 1884, he wrote: WAR
ner's SAFE Cure in my case effected perma-
nent cure, and for five or six years ] have ex-
perenced no trouble from what was a serious
kidney affection" /"
The National tribune., 1885-03-19

Browns Bronchial Troches for Coughs and
Colds: There is nothing to be compared with
them. .'-ReU. o. ID. Watkins Walton, Ind
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NEW MENINO.

The Encampmant Of the Department Of New
Mexico was held at Albuquerque Feb. q, ant
the following officers were chosen for the ensu
ing year: Department Commander. J. J. Fitz
gcrrell, Thomas Post, No. 1; 5. '. c., A. J
Bahney, Slough Post, No. 6; J. V. c., S. III
Bogardus. of Serg't Ben Hopper Post, No.
Chap, Thomas IIarwood, Thomas Post No /
Medical Director, S. Albright, G. X. Warren
Post. No. 81 Asst. Adj't-Gen. John G. Broma
gen. Thomas Post, No. !. Council of Admins
tration--W. ID. Lee Thomas Post, No. 1; w. II
Moores, Ben Hopper Post, No. A; W. +. Crane
&. K. Warren Post, No. 5; E. r. Bonnell
KeaTny Post, No. 10; J. II. Purly, Carleton
Post, No. g. Delegate to National Encamp
ment, J. W. Crawford, Carleton Post, No.
Alternate w. n. Smith, G. K. Warren Post
No. 5.
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NEBRAskA
General Orders, No. l. issued at Juniata, Neb

EeneTaI Urders No. I, lsSueu at JUnlata, Ned,
Feb. ), are as follows:
The Department Commander, elected at the
eighth annual EncampmeHt of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, at Beatrice, Neb Jan % 1885, hereby
assumes the duties of that office with Headquar-
ters ut Juniata, Adams Co.. Neb Expressing sim
gratitude for the exalted trust imposed, he
earnestly invites the fraerna corporation of all
comrades in the determination to make this year
of continued enthusiasm and growth.
The following comrades are hereby appointed as
the official staff of The Department Commander
and are 10 be respected and obcyed accordingly:
A. A. g., s. J. Shirley Juniata, Nsb.; A. q. NJ g.,
Harry =. Hotchkss. Lincoln, Neb Ins., j. e. Lewis,
Fremont Neb. Judge Advocate J. q. Goss, Belle
we, Neh.; 9. NJ. o., j. w. Liveringhousc, Grand
Island, Neb.; Senior A. ID. G., q. f. Whitman, Ok
ford, Neb.
Additional appointments viii be made as i. D. C.
on staff of department Commander on reeomnlen-
dation of Post Commanders.
BY order of A. V. COLE
3, J. SHIRLEY, Commander.
Assistant Adinfant. General
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TIE ENCAMPMENTS.
MISSOURI,

On the Ith, 5th and 9th insts. the Encamp-
ment of the Department OF Missouri was held
at Kansas City. On the opening day an ah-
dress was made by Department Commander
Chamberlain which elected great applause from
the assembled Veterans. Asst Adjt-Gen.
Clark's report showed the Department TO be in
n healthy condition. There are now 223 Posts
in the Department. gain of So during / he
present administration. The total membership
is now 1,,,S6a net gain OF 033.
During the Encanipment the following tee-
gram was sent to Gen. Grant:
KsSs4s CITY March ), 1895
To Gen. I. = Grant New York:
The Eneampmcnt Of the Grand Army of the Re
public. Department of Missouri in session.
cOngratulate5 the Nation o:s its ac; Of justice al
though tardy,t? their old commander. May you
the Nation which has honored itself in honoring
you. W. J.. CBa&BI.HI aTT,
Department Commander
On the last day Of the Encamptnont the fol
lowing officers We're elected for tho ensuing
year: Department Commander, Gen. Nelson
Cole, of Frank Blair Post, No. 4, Of st. Louis
5. V. C., Col c. W. Whitehead, of Thomas
Post Kansas City; J. V. G., f. Z. kimball, Of
Nevada; Med. Director, DR.. n. 5 Richardson,
of Macon Chap, Rev. J. S. Ferguson of JEFF
ferson City; Colncl Of Administration, W. +.
Cloud, C. NJ. Eversol, James b. Wilde, y. ID.
Turner ana A. WlIhartlitz.
nc ioiIoHlus5 delegates "t:o tl'cotH 80 thc
National Encampmeut at Portland, Me: Com
rades George w. Martin, W. J. Terrili, b. A.
Dunn, l.. q. Granville, W. p. Robinson, !. l..
Harrison, Chris. Stantz and }. VI. Hurley. AT
Large, Gen. ". r. sherman and c1-Goy.
Thomas G. Fletcher.
In the evening grand banquet was held in
the Opera House, and the presence of Com
mandcr-in- Chief Kount2, who made an address,
added much to the interest of the occasion.
Among the prominent GAR. men iii attend
ance at the banquet were Past Department
Commander Chamberlain, Mai William War
ner. ext Gov +. G. Fletcher, Hon. George w.
McCrary, p. G. and A. J. Mccoy. Col. X. II.
Hunt, Col. +. G. Granville, Gen. II. l.. Doval,
Capt q. W. Fitzpatrick, Senior Vice Comman-
der G.. w. Whitehead, George Wiseman, De-
partment Chaplain Ferguson, and +. NJ. Pose
gate.
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[. The Outbreak of Rebellion. BY Js

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the Civil VAR"
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The business failures throughout the
country during the seven days ending March
ii number for the United Safes 23S and
for Canada Al, or total of 2S2, IS compared
with 277 last week and 2S3 the week previous.
The molders in the stove foundrie5 of
Grander & Co, Floyd, Wells & Co., and George
& Hunter, at Rogerss Ford, Pa, have struck
against ten per cent. reduction in wages
A reduction Of 10 per cent. in the wages Of the
employees of the ST. Charles and Henry Clay
furnaces, at Columbia, Pa, is announced
The strike of the river aud railroad coal miners
in Pennsylvania includes from 1000 TO 5000
strikers. A few mines are work ing, pay
ing the three cents demanded. On the Bal
tiUlore and Ohio bat one mine is running