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The Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. January 8.-vircins si1as. past due
coupons 20; North Carolina Sizes Old, 1.074; new ten
folties, aOal bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Md. January 9.-Cntton Quiet-mid.
ding 10s4al02a Flour firm and higher Howard street
and Yves: ern super. o0it.S5; do. extra. aU0a365;
do family 3 75ai. 49, city mills sup r. 5Oa IS: do
extra 3G1i365; DO Rio brands 4 7o Patapsco family
81: do sui;erIatlye patent, 30. Wheat-soutntru
steady. with lalr2y active inquiry: western u shade
i,Iner and active southern red JJa9. southern
81 3o; No. MARYLAND. 32a9-1s No = western winter
red SPOT s1easS T. brl,ary o5Aa90s; March, 9oa99.S:
April 81 id; May 93:la94 Corn-sourhern easy west
steady and active southern white 5Oa5 southern
Yellow ga = west I'm lnxs SPOT t85seiSss; January,
hrn-southern 3Sa56. western white, 3ia6: do mixed
52a3i; Pennsylvania. 3ta3U. Rive quiet 6:ae5 Provis-
ions steady and quiet SuHar-topper refined du /.
10lal0]s WHISKY steady, IlSal.1a Other articles
uiican red Ereghts To Liverpool Per steamer dull
cotton. 132d dour, 2sGd Vra.n lower, 81 Receipts
-four, 4S6u barrels: wheat COZ bushels; 900
bushels; oats 5000 bushels Shnlents--wheax 61000
bushels: $4,000 bushels. Saies-wheat, 900
bushels; corn, 6l2 600 bushels
E;le Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. January Son Change, at Ills
H.. wheat active and frmer-May is now selling
a. $50 after having sofa IN ~ S6. orn-May has adj
vanced t. 403s. Uats-May advanced to 30 Pork was
Ply 2711c higher Lard loo. hlsher. The weather is
cloudy aud cool
CHICAGO, III. January e-C!osins prices: Wheat
january 192k; February. SOY: March. s17s: May. S6
CornJanuarv. 36Al February 351s; Mar H. 3sss April
3.34; May. 40A. Oas-January. 25t. February, 26as
March. 261s: NAY 80 Pork-JaIusry. l24aL: Eeo-
ruary. lt41a; March 1850: May. l2S7k. LarI-Jan-
uary 100; February. 7OI4: March. 717,s: May. 1921
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At the signal ONCE to-day 1t was stated that the
weather tomorrow Will be warmer and pleasant.
SENATOR MALONE was reported to-day as still
fynnrovfno
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| CHICAGO, January 6-Judge Biodgett, In the
| =. 3 district court, this morning oyerruled the
motion TO QuaSh the Indictments against Macktn,
Gallagher Gleason and Biehl for alleged partcIpa.
ton In the eighteenth ward election frauds
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THE GREAT
M
IL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
0OlBLk IRACh- SILENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EsJIlIpNFS,

II PENNSYLVANIA EOTTTF
TO TIE NORTH, Visit AND SOUTHWEST
fEfL hss sf aasSIIn sfsSf E9opnEsr
IN EFFECT CENBEE 2 ii. lrSs
an, rai2s iesye Wasn,ne;on from station OF 9th
For PttsbnrT and the west, Chicago Limited Express
slt daily Cincinnati and Louis, with Sleep
1s Sass i From" Hrr1sburg to cnsinnati and tel
win sePnS Altoona g chicao western e'i TG
lso connects daily for chicago. with Sleeping Car
r Paiss1 ~ s s w e WITH nhpr fsai 10 . , Dry
BAIT MORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie. Csnandaigua. Rochester HlilaIo. NIAGARA
looD p m daiy; except saturday. with Palace Cars
fSr Si,!ianlsport. LocG Haven and Elmra al 10 m
Fer St. ORB anu The Fas.. us. $50. LOO a. IN.
- 20 ao9 1870 ~ and II u p M On sunday 400
Pst;or oSrs |, 20 a U, daily except sunday
Or SUNDAY 40 2 M
CITY oai eTo%sh trains e at er
rec trasier TO }ulton street avoiding double ferrias
I9SG6IhisdelyLla rs. 30 and II M 200 400 600,
lis m iniei Il IaFr~s 20 ~ S aa iSe e.s and
For baltimore. cas- us. $50. 90. 11ooa m. 12os
400. a00. AZ. 4sC. GO. 10. 10 ana IL Is p m
On Sunday, 80 noOa H.. 4oo. 10. 740 10 90 and
For Pope's Creek Line. sS5a. m and 44op m daily
For ahlapolls, asa N. l2o5 and 40 p ~ daily. ex
ALL4aSpRiA AND KEDERICKsBUEG RAILWAY.
ANNbn ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
Fer sot Ais.endria go 20 925 ;lol and 1l.s5 M
40 - 40, tJ1. So5 ana 1855 u. On
st6e0. 92s. llOl q III ) 90 ., III.
For KehInond a, the South. IL OF A. m, daily
sno 80 B. u Ga,ly. EXCEPT Sunday.
A1lis leave AeNaHdr4 for Washington. G. o. 90 10 CO.
1o!us M j 90 sos SO. 5.lO. Ie5 and 1870 r. IN,
tid L 10 midnight te1ceTt Monday On Sunday ut
co and 70 - a. I-U5 aud 1910 D.. and l., IL
night ~
Tickets ard information tie Office northeast corner
81 lSt street and Jenny yania avenue and
Coa wItrt orders be LETT Cor the chs ckin D.x
CHAs- l. lUGH. J X MOOD
0tneral Manager General Passenger Agent
TNHE VIGGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
The SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AID WEST.
Schedule in e;fec: OCT BIER IL. 1881
S1o a M--Nl.W ORLEANS MAIL daily. making close
connections 20 all poi Is south and Southwest.
Daily. except sunday, with c. Y o. hallway Pull
man Sleeping Buffet FROM New Aork Wash
fnston 10 Atlantis Pullman Steering cars from
WASHINGTON and Atlanta New Orleans
t:lo r. h--LCEISNlLLE PAST LINE Daily via Char
points Pullman Sleeping Washington to
ouisville.
1c.lD J.. I.-SOJTHFRN MAT. AND EXPRESS Daily
10 all points South and Southwest via DaI;Vie and
Charlotte. Pull III SleeIins Washing
ten VIA Dsnyiile. Charlotte and Atlanta 20 New
Orleans: also. from Washington via Charlotte and
Coiuf4bis 10 Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington st 100 A.
- VI daily except sunday
NaTrenton trains leave Washington Ut 90 A. NJ and
$40 p. NJ. daily.
Fer tic1ets aud information inquire Cornpanys Of
nee sol Pennsylvania avenue. Trans leave from b. Il
r. station
N. SLAUGHTER, " MCDANIEL
Gen Pass. Agent AGENT
an2 SOL HAAS Traffic Manager
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court of the
Is ,dmni;trator .e 1t public auction at Bariows Art
Willy n.Ey, NO 12o pennsylsania avenue northwest.
drawings. eneraSnrs etchinss photosravurrs. mir.
old and valuable au.one which are nninber OF
ianascapes artists, studies from the nude also por
PORTUGAL. Hons John sherman Carl seharz Aeaas,der
y Stephens Mrs b Hayes Mrs John Drew Mrs
croauet China ana Old Iaa q c 1arss
BAY hi o s 60 N the .,d
O'CLOCK p M.and will continue every afternoon and
evening Ct re same hours and place until all shall
d s sss e S :. t HHE
- s. ss.s
oSa w osssr snGhss tools irons
store and also one mare carriage harness. hssness s
wagon sleigh runners &c. all belonging to the estate
OF late Henry N Barlow. the weIknown art connoiss
Isl, Tss9 y. Of sale: Cash WILLIAM J. MILLER
o'tots Administration.
T'HoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer
hxsMGTJ9HS SALE Ak1G OF FINE TwosToRy AND
fES rSSSyTsfESGkS Known As No" 10 1 aSp;
as
s. 5'SS' 3 R,s%''s;
bered ffty.one l5 in Pierce and Klingies subdyison
Of square numbered two hundred and seven COD with
b. is 10 inches from. by 1Sc iee1 deep
toa 70 foot alley and the improvements in GOOD
Terms Of sale: one.third cash. of which 600 must
be paid at time Of sale ana the balance in equal pay
he sy The
shs.ss Of complied With in seven
s day; the will be ''a h S,kfk
ja2-dts Executor and Trustee
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ARMY ORDRRs-The leave OF ed Lieut. VIM w.
Forsyth, 9Th cavalry, Ia extended one month. The
leave OF Capt Henry Carroll, eth cavalry. - fur
Their extended two months The leave Of 1st Lieut.
Frederick H f. Ebstein elst infantry, u Sttll fur.
ther extended ten oayR
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The Alleged Navy Fraud Trials.

JSOEllillou IRON tlFSU E1lClOQ.I
Pay Inspector Richard Washington, who was sta
toned here from December. 1881, 70 November,
1885, testified as TO the course Of business paying
vouchers.
DR. WALES SIGNATURES FoRGERIEs.
Dr. Wales was recalled, and testified that he
never heard OF the Boyce manufacturing company
nor Of b. Mann Co. He never authorized the
writing OF the card presented by Mann in New
York, nor did he ever hear OF Ii until during the
trial. On cro5S-eXamination witness said he be-
lieved his name on the acquisitions were forgeres
He did not remember all the contractors names,
but could say he never heard OF the BOyce company
Or .. Mann & Co. Ii may have been that his sig
nature TO some OF the acquisitions was obtained by
being handed him with other papers.
Dr. Hudson was recalled, and testified that he
never heard Of the Boyce manufacturing company
or b. Mann & Co. TIL today.
Mr.. b. White was recalled and testified, on ex-
aiming the entries in the books under dates OF the
vouchers paid In New York. that he found no
entries OF the Boyce Manufacturing company and
h. Mann q Co. Witness examined the letter book
of september 22d, $780, and November 9Th. $780, and
found no copy OF the letters to PaymaSter Stevens
and or September 9th, 1881, and found no copy OF
letter OF PaymaSter CaSwell.
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NO CURE NO PAY.-wHITEHURST's CEDAR
IN BALSAM is warranted TO cure Coughs. Colds.
Srour Throat and Lung Diseases &C s1x Drops dooA
Try it. not satisfied return the enpty bot tie and 6et
your money back Sold by all Druggists nlA-f tn th3m
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CAPT. CHARLES F. HUNPHREY, assistant quarter
master, win, in addition to his present duties, No
port to the commanding general division OF the
Pacific for duty in connection with the inspection
and purchase OF cavalry ana artillery horses IN
tn at division.
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR. LEON THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
u oIy reiiahls Ladies' Physician in CITY, can b.
Consulted GatIy 23 Missouri avenue first street south
Ct avenue between Sd and ~ streets All
emsie complaints ard irregularities quickly removed
PROMPT treatment Correspondence aud consultations
strictly confidential separate iadiea Oftoe
LouIs-ii 10 d aiiu 10 D ~ IA dl. llus
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District Government Affair.
"a SIX MILLION SCHEME"
The following paper was filed to-day with the
Commissioners:
''WAsHINGToN, January 9Th, 1885,
TO the Honorable the Commissioners Of the Dis
t,'ict Of Columbia:
GENTLEMES: We have the honor to call your at
tention to a publication IN TIE EVENING STAR
newspaper OF the 9TH instant, headed "A Six Million
Scheme We would pass 10 without notice but for
the ract that certain degree OF credit is given TO
the extraordinary statements contained in the
body OF the article by reference to your honorable
board, and an tntimation that you are in some de-
gree responsible for the correctness OF these state
have been wholly misunderstood or misconstrued,
we respectfully ask for the privilege OF an inter-
view before any communication with your Official
sanction is transmitted TO either House OF Congress
touching the bill in controversy. The bill
was prepared after full and repeated dis
cussiOn, and Its provisions, while undertake
socalled contractors OF this District most carefully
guards and protects the interests OF both the gen.
eral government and the District OF Columbia. 1t
has long been known to the intelligence OF the
county that these contractors were paid for labor
and material furnished By them at their own ex-
pense to beautfy the capital Of the nation In secur
tiles OF so worthless nature that they were COM
PEELED, in order TO exist In most cases TO dispose OF
them at q loss OF from nifty to sixty cents on tie
dollar; that che banking corporations. chiefly non
resident that purchased these and other securities
peaed acts Of Congress been paid the full face value
OF these securities together With per centum
annum interest Most respectfully,
(Signed) ROBERT CHRisrY, Attorney.
L. B. Hay, Attorney.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The application for liquor license Of John T. Scam
lon was approved to-day.
The property owners and residents on New
Hampshire avenue, between and N streets north.
west, ask that street lamps be placed on that ave-
nue..
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SHOCKING OUTRAGE BIZ THREE TRANfR "A
special from Easton, Pennsylvania, says John
high Valley railroad as a track walker. Mon
day night he was attacked at Epsy Run by
three trainps. After robbing him OF his watch and
chain and several dollars In silver they stripped
him, tied his hands and feet and Inflicted injuries
that may cause his death. They were again
about TO make use OF the knife when the
then took TO their heels At the time it was very
cold and q Stin breeze was blowing. The track
walker lay bleeding and freezing for some time.
He was found by a passing train subsequently.
and though weak and exhausted may RECOVER
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DISABLED BIT HIS ARCTIC .ExPHEIENcE.-Sergt
Henry Bierderbeck, signal corps, who was hospital
steward OF the Greedy expedition. has been dts
charged the service on surgeons certificate OF disa
bility The rheumatic effects OF his severe arctic
exnerience rendered such course necessary.
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PISTOL AGAINST CLuB.--wrn- Walsh. q 0rocory.
man. was placed on trial IN the Police Court this
afternoon charged with assault and battery with
intent 10 XIII John j. Cation, OF West WashinCton
who has disappeared since the trouble occurred on
Tuesday, as he is under bonds TO keep the peace.
ana Is wen known by Judge SHELL The testimony
showed that Cation followed Walsh about the
street with large club, and that Walsh drew I'm
pistol and fired three shots TO brighten him on
The court took Walsh'e personal bonds 20 keep tn6
peace.
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AMONG rHR CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Secretary Lincoln, Senators voorhees,, Pike,
Van Wyck, Hampton and Gibson, Representatives
and Evans. and Gen. McCook and Gen. Mussey.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-04-04
NUMBER 25.

GEN. GRANT is dying, if, indeed,
he is not now dead. On Thursday
his physicians reported that I" the
disease has spread through the
mouth and above the palate into
the head, and the back of the throat
is eaten into. The gums OH the
right side of the teeth were par
italy consumed. The posterior
and anterior arches in the right
side were gone. The palate on the
right side was raw, and though the
General spoke feebly, it was with
and with scarcely any use
Of the tongue"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-04-04

Government Post being its long
lines of adobe walls, and walls on
ly, being abandoned in '73, one
store, hotel, p. o., dispenslry, and
| will venture to say, church too,
and all in the same building, Civ
ing one the advantages OF a whole
week in one day, and all under the
same roof.
About 1000, 600 acres along the
river, including this location, are
owned by TT. Bsscom, and L. &.
Cattle Co.'S. havinga a stock amount
ing to $1,000 head, shipping last
year 5000 beeyes. Truly, to him
that hath shall be given, etc.
Our next p. O. will be Red Riv-
er Springs, and a bright anticipa-
ton fills our souls. Please contrib
ute. All well.
I'naNrry
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TRAMPS ABROAD.
Liberty, San Miguel Co., n. NJ.
March 2lth, 1855.

Liberty, San Miguel Co., \. NJ.
March 2lth, 1885.
We arrived at this settlement OF
the Goth inst, and from its general
appearance we are convinced that
much credit is due to the one or
more vino took upon himself or
themselves the responsibility OF
furnishing it the above name
Its sponsor, doubtless, Counting
wisdom the principle thing" chris
tened the place Liberty, being free
from anything, natural or other
wise, which constitutes Il pleasant,
town-like appearance.
We are all well, physically, and
spiritually convalescent We re
ceived our mail this morning, caus-
ing light hearts to take the places
Of those Which with rare excep
tons were pcnt up for % long, ,wea-
ry days, leading their victims to
occasionally retreat to some Sc
cluded spot, there to shed silent
tears in fond remembrance of some
fair daughters Of Zion left behind
them.
We are somewhat chagrined up
on comparing notes, that White
Oaks is manitesting such a duelis-
tic spirit during our absence, al
though itself proving that all the
necessary clement sufficient to a
first-class "set to" regardless OF
sex, are not absent on surveying
expedition.
Our lives are too short, and to
us, too dear, to devote them to the
faults of our neighborS. SO let MS
desist, and at once re-enlist in the
army Of harmony.
FRANK.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-04-04
TT. Bascom, n. NJ.
FRANK.
March 28th, 1885

uFrro,.o - and tha ,..,,,. ,'1.oo
ubcro onoord;n,. 20 ~, ;,,d,,,l,a,,t p
onr N}oIon rasted af.on ~ ~ = J -
LorJeIin ond IaI,o,;a,, ,. '5 "
.nJ far so,.o,.a, ,.o,,s tlo'I., :.
,,,,,.,i,, :. ,, .1 ..,:I ."
boen ,,r..hIo a. sa.vo ,,.rono aa,,Id
tno Croa+o, ~ tI.;. ,',aat a,.3 "io
rions universe bova . oosod I,;n,9aIr =
in admiration of H.. oiront;a s,,a
case ond rtt.rad tLo at''Iar,,.,', ''''
.p,IaId aI1 - a..aIr, -,
R,soon hs tl,o ,7lo.o n,a n,,.,5
oor+ 70 +no oh.,.o n,a. ~, ,.,;.tai.a
omitted and of,,,,. ..,.,,.o,,t;.,, ,,N,'1
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-04-04

The Executive Mansion. com
monty known as the White House,
has cost up to the pre7ent nearly
$2,000,000. 1t was modelled after
an Irish country seat near Dublin
and the architect got $500 for
for drawing the plans. When
first erected, only 100000 was
expended on it, and in that form
it was nearly destroyed by tho
British in 1914 All the Presi-
dents since Washington have lived
there, and each has made some
alterations and additions. In
John Adams time it was but half
furnished, and his wife Abigail,
dried clott es in the East Room.
His on,John Quincy, is reported to
have bought its first billiard table.
The munslon which has stood al
most u century, has long ceased to
be adequate to modern needs.
It ought to have been pulled down
years ago and new house built
on its site, which is the plesantcst
thing about it.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-04-04

BECKY JONES, the obstinate wit
ness in will case in New York,
has gained the victory at last.
The cruel Judge who sent her to
Jail because she would not violate
confidence by answering questions,
has relented. lie ordered her
release, and the redoubtable Becky
is veritable illustration that
a woman can keep a secret when
she sets about it.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-04-04

All Of the recently appointed d
United States Ministers TO foreign
courts are old men. Edward j.
Phelps Of Vermont, who goes to
England, is SO years of age; Rob
ert M. McLane, OF Maryland, who
gees to France, is 20; George H.
Pendleton, OF Ohio, who goes to
Germany, is 60; General Henry
K. Jackson, of Georgia, who goes
TO Mexico, is 65.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-04-04

BEFORE the Senate had time to
ratify the nomination of Lawton,
Of Georgia, as Minister to Russia,
the President discovered that the
Georgian was one of the few high
grade eonfeds who hadn't had his
disabilities removed, and the nom
ination was withdrawn.
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FRANK G..

ENGLAND seems to be in great
trouble Just now, with half dozen
wars more or less on hand, and in
far separated parts of its vast
dominions. 1t is suppressing
rebellion in Africa the Soudan;
is Threatened with war in Asia
by Russian invasion Of Afghan
istan; has rebellion to put down
in the British Pos sessions OF North
America; is concerned about
French search of English vessels
in the Sea Of China; and is agltated
over the acquisition of territory
by Germany i'll Oceanica, where
there are large and important
British colonial possessions.
Then there is Ireland! In fact,
England has her htnds full of CON
tracts Just now, which smell OF gun
powder or have the odor Of war
about them.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-04-04

TuE Chicago ballot box suffers,
who had been sentenced two years
to the penitentairy, have been
granted new trial. They are
out on $50, 900 bail.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-04-04

A MAN named Rainwater, was a
candidate for Mayor of st. Louis
in democratic convention last week
His name was against hint
wouldn't run in that kind of a con
vention.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-04-04

WHATEVER fault the European
Governments may find with Amer
lean meat, they appear to regard
it as good fighting fcod.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-04-04

IT is rumored in Pittsburgh that
Mrs. Garfield, the widow of the
slain President, is soon to become
the wife of a minister we'll known
in Western Pennsylvania.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-04-04

| CAduiluN NllN y SUM vi w nv anu
drainage in Holland, and before he
married the daughter Of a Lousi-
ana merchant in Paris. Having
been admitted to the bar he resign
ed his engineering duties and be
gan the practice OF law in Mary
land. In 1915 he was elected to
the Maryland house Of delegates
and two years later he became a
member of congress from the
Twelfth congressional district Of
Maryland, which position he occu-
pied for two consecutive terms.
He was appointed commissioner to
China IN 1853 by President Pierce
but was RECALLED the next year at
his own request on account Of the
climate. At the time Of the
civil agitation in Mexico in 1859,
he was appointed ministerplentipo-
tenlary 10. .that country by buchan-
an " ME there ne was success
1uI III negotiating Il treaty
giving increased commercial ad-
vantages to the citizens Of the
United States. He resigned his
position III 1860 ana resumed the
practlce @l ms profession Ill Baltl-
more In Io6" he was retained as
counsel Tor the W esternIaclhc 4. H.
and within the next three years he
visited Europe several tunes IN Its
interest lie was elected to the
state senate from Baltimorein 1876
and soon after was reelected to
con gress.
1t is not necessary 10 go so far
into ancient history in referring
to George II. Pendleton, the new
Minister to Germany. He has
been made the subject OF some
scandals by his Democratic cncmi-
es in Ohio, but he is regarded by
the country rs large as the best
Democrat that it contains. He
is "a decent Democrat,' ia clean
in his methods, and is ciyil-scry-
Ice roto.mer. If President Cicye-
land continues to ill tie office,
with as reputable a class OF appo:n-
tees as Nj. PendIeton represents,
the changes which he may MATE
will not be sharply criticised BY
the candid portion OF the Rnrao-
lican press.
"enef&l Iie"rY Il. JACKSON ''e
new minister I" NeAlco' IN oe-
scrloeo az personally 1t man o' e!"-
ally pure and upright charActer.'
lie was Minister to Austria
under President Pierce and ha-
chanan. His legal learning is OF
high order, he has Judicial oN-
perlence, and his literary tastes
and ability are entitled to distinct
ion. lie was IN the rebel army,
but the talpt Of disIoyalty not
being regarded as "a disqualification
for office under restored Demcrat-
ic rule, this tact, as in the case Of
Phelps, McLanS, and Pendleton,
isnot to be pleaded against him.
Samuel S. Cox, Of New York.
70 Ne Minister or Tnrkev il uo
noo.Io,,oo and .ol,ol,nY o
N''''
aole anu leSPScI"olc " ma" "a 'he