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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30

Low rates to Baltimore by the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad to-day. one dollar
round trim.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30

Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company Is
selling round trip tickets TO Baltimore to-day
for one dollar.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30

A MISSOURI paper saws that girl In that
state dislocated her shoulder by Kicking at u
cat. She must have struck all Of its nine lives
at once. Many people think they have nu-
merous lives, and let coughs and colds take
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30

SALVATION OIL does not simply assuage pal 4 ;
but, by quickly finding It's way 10 the seat of
the disease allays the swelling and inilamm |.
ton, and, by removing the cause of the
disease, effects permanent cure. Price IS
cents bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30

The President yesterday sent TO the Senate
the list OF assignments Of graduates ut West
Point ALREADY published. lie also nominated
the following to be additional second llcutcn
ants Mason NJ. Patrick, Charles $. Riche
and Thomas II. Rees, corps Of engineers,
Stephen II. Elliot. 18th cavalry; Seward Mott
9Th cavalry; Thomas u. Mott, LIST artillery
Gustav w. 3. Stevens, 18th artillery.
Go to Baltimore from the Sixth street station
Round trip tickets only one dollar.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30
Ocean Mail Appropriation Lost.

baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company Ia
selling round trip tickets TO Baltimore to-day
for one dollar.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30

Low rates to Baltimore by the baltimore
and Potomac railroad to-day. one dollar
round trip.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30

Mems suits that ranged from 81 10 SIS re-
duced to $40. Eseman Bros, manufacturers,
corner of Seventh and streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30
RAILWAY NOTES.

Go to Baltimore via the Baltimore and Pc.
tomac Railroad to-day; round trip tickets only
one dollar
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30

Rowland DENTAL ASSOCIATION, All Four.
And-a-half street northwest, three doors north Of
Pennsylvania avenue, E. p. Rowland, M. D., O.
II. Rowland, D. d. g., surgical, operative, and
mechanical dentists. Extractions. under nj
trous oxide, so cents each tooth, and only so
cents extra for gas, whether one or number
Of teeth are extracted at the same sitting. Have
administered nitrous oxide TO over 10000 per-
sons. Artificial teeth 81 per set, Gold, anal.
manner. AL work warranted hrst class.
"ALDKRNKY DAIRY WAGONS. Fresh Alder
ney Butter churned every morning and deliv-
cred In II pound WARD prints, at 80 cents per
pound. Also, cottage cheese, oents per ball;
buttermilk, cents per quart, and BWeet milk
at cents per quart.
BERKELEY, apure rye whisky, the best on the
maTket Iort the price, u per gailan, 81 quart,
and 10 cents pint, rs cents q sample bottle.
ThArp, SIS y street noTthWes5
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GO to Baltimore from the Sixth street station.
Bound trip tickets only one dollar.
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st. Joseph's Girls School

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tomac Railroad tOday; round trip tickets only
nna dollar
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Leaves of Absenco-Equ Time.

Low rates to Baltimore by the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad to-day. One Dollar
round trim
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CITY ITEMS.

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baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company g
selling round trip tickets to Baltimore 'to,diy
for one dollar,
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Attempts to Override the vetoes.

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tomac railroad to-day round trip tickets only
one dollar.
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Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company Is
selling round trip tickets TO Baltimore to-day
for one dollar,
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Go to Baltimore via the Baltimore and Po-
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30
NOT YET FREE OF THE LAW.
Two of BIackford's Companions Placed
Under Arrest.

Henry F. Palmer and Charles King were
arrested last evening by the officers of the
fifth precinct on warrant charging them
with assault with intent to kill Samuel
Gassenheimer. Shortly after being locked
up they were released on bail. The arrest
grew out Of the evidence given at the in-
quest over the remains OF Frank A. Black
ford yesterday, in which 1t was stated that
the men were parties to the assault on Gas
senheimer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30
THE COURT RECORD.

One dollar round trip to Baltimore by the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30

Our thanks are due for bottle of st. Jacobs
Oil. II cured our neuralgia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30

Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Legis-
lature for educational and charitable purposes,
with capital Of 81 600, 900, TO which a reserve
fund of over $3.50, 900 has since been added
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30

Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company
is selling round trip tickets to.Baltimore to-day
for one dollar
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-01-28
A Rumpus 10 the Ohio Senate.

CoLubnUs, o., January - In tho Senate
to day President Kennedy held n point To-
gntding "A resolution 90 take up the Ham.
hton County contest cases and consider
them in open session An appeal was
taken from tine decision aud sustained
The ChaiImsn then rose 10 a question Of
privilege, and pointedly defined his au.
tsority and duties ne presiding officer,
which. he said. would be observed accord
ing 20 Law and precedent. Tcgs dless Of
rules adopted by tho majority 70 abridgs
his constitutional rights On the question
~ the adoption of IA minority report
by the Committee on Privileges
ara Elections on the Hnmil-
ton County contests, the Chair held that
the four Hamilton County members could
not vote, they beng interested parties
Then thcre was row Tho Democrats re-
fused 70 vote on any question and the
CHAIR declared the report adopted by the
seventeen Republican votes as that would
be majority under the ruling IL tho
midst % great excitement, a recess until
tomorrow morning was declared Presi.
dent pro tenn O'Neili took the chair and
the Democrats. organizing another Senate.
reversed part Of the proceedings The
Democrats adjourned 90 1 D. IA Monday
The conflict Of authority may possibly
lead 70 serious trouble
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-01-28
FIRE In A SHIPS HOLD.
Tho Dangerous Element Smolder.
Through Nine Days at Sea.
Nearly Fatal Experience of Pour Fir.m.p.
VINO Were Overcome by smoke la the
Hold. and feii tnscnsibls. but
Were Reached I'm Time
To Save Life.

NEW York. January e0--At5:BO o'clocl
last evening the Arrow Line Steamer cry,-
.ai, which left Leith on December "a
%epiy laden with cargo OF spiegel iron.
bale rags, Jute and hemp, moved into QUAR-.
an'ine. This morning her Captain can.
ashore anu reported that the cargo undcrNo
match OF the hold had been burning nine
days. The police boat patrol aud the fire
boat w. Il, Havemeyer reached the side of
the vessel shortly after O'Clock, and when
hatch No was removed a cloud
OF smoke and flame shot up.
and soon eight streams Of water were
pouring into the vessels hold. For half
an nour the pumping was kept up without
inaterlai effect, when four men were sent
down to investigate. The smoke was poure
lng out in black clouds almost sitting
those on deck, aud the stencil Was horn.
w the men disappeared from view, aud
tSinnincd 80 long that a relief party Was
sent down 10 find them. On going down
tocN found nn four lying on the floor, in
Sensible. More rcscuers went down and
,sesa Sn,n great oSs,oo,,. difficulty, brought up
they recovered CONSEQUENCES the men
said the fire, which was located on the
staroonrd side OF the hatch. had smoldercd
80 long that u had good hold OF the cargo,
nhu IL would Toe necessary to fill the
hatvh with water This was begun. and
Sith the assistance OF the fireboat Zophnr
Mills which was sent for, the work WAS ac-
Sompilshed and the fire eNtinguished about
O'Clock this afternoon. Tho loss To- the
cargo In about Sl0 0cO The damage TO the
vessel ~ slight Captain Stnnnard. the
comtlhhder OF the Crystal, said the vesSsI
wnAabout seven hundred miles from Sandy
iiook whom the fire was discovered it, ori-
GIN was due 10 some comhustible material
The ships crew had closed all the air pas
sages leading to the hold, aud endeaVorcd
70 smother the flames. They thought they
pad Subdued H. and he did not think Il
neccssary TO report the fact that there had
oeen n tro on board. john Mccarthy
one OF the rescued fircmen, said. When,
we begnn 10 descend the gangway, the
smoke was so thick we could see moth
ing. Tho stencil was fearful aud
on reaching the bottom we were nearly
suuocatod We landed on some bales OF
rags and CROPPED around 90 ii al the fire
Tue heat was intense and the smoke thick,
snd telt that ! was getting dizzy We
tiled TO reach une gangwRy, but couldn't
md it, aud then | fell ! rolled over, and
tried To crawl on my hands aud knees TO
the gangway. ! remember no more until 4
found myself on deck A" The Crystal halls
from Newcastle, England.
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ANsw Ino .re csc emf Lsmn.

Mr. MAJ Muthsi has patented in Ger
many an incandescent lamp which pos
sessss the sdvantage - requiring no vsen-
um Ia the globe He has, u IL reported
very ingsuiousiy 0verroms one danger
that experiments of this Kind have hereto
fore presented, and that is the fusion q
the incsudeacsnt Uirc. The siFs used ~
him consists a mixture ~ bodies that
are conductors and non conductora Of siee-
triciiy He takes msguesla. sliicats u
msRnesiai etc. aud porcelain clay aiid
forms thread u then. which b. issts a.
incandeseence and ssturafcs with q ~ 10.
ttou of pistinO-iridium salts. snd after
ward raises several iines 20 lncaade-
scenes. in order - reduce che sisorf.erl
salts ~ nrtsiilc state Instead n fha
foregoing mixture fiiameuts of clay may
D. taken and satuTated aith = s1iutlon q
metallic seit which o. then reduced o.
fnctaiiic state through lnrandssrfnra and
tte use ~ 0l n Lavender Of some other
orRsnic suhgfauce or through ar electric
current Win wires thus prepared
fusion s sb1oiutely oqercr ma. tls presence
~ tlt GOA. .ccI1 lrfiug rnf.ffarres ffee4f.f-
,ng ths metallic parts from melting Mr
Nuthel suppDees that tha fifeff'e stark
lumps - - speak from one particle 20
apnthsI and In this cay causes = heafnr
N ihe ether sufslanoef Hhlrh. trlursf III
incaudes eeues. emit more intense fEgEt
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A MOST BRUTAL MURDER.
An Old Lady waatoniy KILLED by = Negro
Near Henderson, ky.-rhe Murderer
Iynohsd.

HENDERSON, January PA cruel muir
der was committed before daylight this
morning three miles below this place Calvin
Simpson, Union County negro, broke
into tho house OF an old vhito lady named
Mrs Graves She aud two daughters
fled from the house, followed by simp-
son The old lady was overtaken aud
killed with club The girls ca
capped unhurt 10 n ncighbor's house. simp-
son then went 10 Males browns. hou.o q. n
near neighbor drove him out, nnd took
possession. simpson fortified himself in
the house, which was guarded until officers
arrived nnd battered down the door aud
arrested Simpson, who was brought here
and put in Jail Hs feigns insanity,
and IL quite Violent There is talk OF lynch.
ing, but all IL quiet 60 night
EvANryftLH, ISD., January 2S A special
10 the Journal from Henderson at 2 this
morning states that mob took Calvin
simpson, the mulatto murderer OF Mra
0rnves. from The jail at half past o'clock
aud hung him To n tree half n mile from
town, after which they riddled the body
with bullets. The mob told him 10 snv
his prayers, which he did They then
asked him what he Killed Mrs Graves for
He replied that the Lord asked him TO do
so. They then said "Up you Ro 90 the
Lord, and strung him up They then re-
Tired and left him hanging There have
been 40 many murders In that soctiom OF
country that the people are resolved to
stop the business.
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WHgEtfS0, W. Va, January "A Since
yesterday eleven more bodies have been
recovered from tie Hewburg mines The
bodies we're found in various posftiosa
some with arms extended aa N about ~
pufsge their usual work, others with arms
aud limbs contracted a. ~ in awful aegov
Al we're terribly burned and biacEened
ana tbeif distorted features told of their
terrible suforings. but none we're 40 mo.
tiated a. the three that were recovered ves-
ftqay One man vas found face down
with his head on HE arm 81 In be bsf =.
eaped the violence ~ the explosion and a.
.uMfd that position in bore ~ finding -uf.
hcient AT - pfOiong life until rescued.
DYs tnls tne0rY D. oon'fadicted ~ practical
miners, who think The men were sJ kIllod
by The explosion
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Miners Crushed 10 ptalh.

hAnoNr CRY, PA, January a Jacob
Branshire. Nicholas Cannute. miners. and
two laboreru were working in the gangwav
oil hlangowan Collieiy yesterday when a
terrible crash was heard i'm all parts of th.
mine. Tho miners, about 200 or mor..
thought an explosion had occurred and ali
hurried To the Rangway, from whence the
noise came, when 10 was discovered that
about ten tons OF rock aud coal had fallen.
completely burying alive Bransbire ard
Caunute, but only partially coverIng tLa
two lsborcrs, who had cxiricated them
selves when assistance arrived They were
not fatally injured, but were scrribly cut
sna bruised. The work OF rescuing the
otheI two was then begun, and an hour sub.
sequently the bodies were found. Death
must have been instantaneous as almost
every bone wns broken
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-01-28
CEREDO WAYNE CO.. VIVA. Thu RSDAY. JANUARY 2s lSSs
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
Victoria Opens the British parliament, t
Person


LONDON, january 2l.-The Queen sllgh,.i
At tho Peers entrance 10 tho Hons. -,
Lords at 20 where she was met nv Lord
Hslsbury, the Lord High Chancellor. and
escorted within the Chamber Her Majesty
was AT once escorted 10 the Throne. and
when she was seated Lord Halsbury. the
LORD High Chancellor, immediately began
the reading OF the address. The Queens
speech opens with reference 10 her rcls.
ton with the other great powers, which
she said was friendly. She was pleased To
state that the Afghan boundary question
was settled.
The Roumelian rising shows that the peo.
R,e OF ihnt country desire political change
nl ohlcct IN the Negotiations which haVo
been carried on In this connection Mas 10
brins thcm under Prince Alexander of hui.
CARA without impairins the Sultnn'H rigbts
,ihs ons-coniinucd acts OF hostility OF
NINA Ihcchaw ncccssitatcd " a. aaainst lIur.
man. Tue ssllentry OF the forces under
6eneral fendergrst rapidly ruduc,d tho
country, which, ~ insure peace has b..h
Incorporated into tho empire
ihe agreement made with spain secures
20 england all the comm rcial rlg ghts granted
10 germany la the Caroinea
nave seen With deep sorrow renewal
1i lhc attempt to excite the Irish against the
Union, am rczotutoly opposed to the dis.
,urhHncC thereof and ann convinced that \
nav nav we support OF my parliament and pco.
PFC. Iho social and material conditions OF
Ireland engages my attention. Although
hete has been no marked Increase la crime
hkNi processes In many places have becu r.,.
ssica, ana organized Intimidation continues.
ny irish subjects must Ice protected in their
legN rights aud individual liberty 10y every
tHort. " tho existing law bc inndcQn nate tn
cope Win growing evils, I look with conn.
dcnco To Nouf Willingness To invest the Gov.
eminent with all necessary powers
uilis viii hc introduced 10 create councils
IN tue counties OF Great Britain. who will
unocrt AXE the local bua ness now transact a
ol inc courts OF Quarter Sessions.
y measure FOR reform IN the county Rov.
ornment OF lrcltnd will also be prcseutcd
you VIII also be presented with bills faoilI.
atng the eaic OF glebc lands. removing tho
Hln.utits h ndcrlng the cheap transfer of
lahd mitigating the distress oi tho poor IN
the western highlands OF Scotland, aud .x.
sion.
II trust that beneficial results viii flow from
thc Royal Commission on Education"
The address closes with an expression Of
hope Tor the prompt aud effectual dispatch
OF Tue important business before parlia-
ment, aud commonds the Parliament 10 the
keeping and guidance OF Almighty God
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TWO CONFIDENCE MEN
Who Imposed on Evangelist steve Boi.
comb and His Louisville Con-
afeRnffoD.

LoUIsvuLg, January PR ID Nickel.
vey' aged -, son Of David McKslvsy,
Mayor " Allegheny City Pa, was ar
rested tonight ~ the instance Of the evan
gelist, Steve HOlcomb, who charged him
with obtaining money under faise Ure.
lenses .Ackelvey and hls partner, Rofert
BroOksi were converts at HOicOmb's Cos
pei Mission, and soon became earn
est eNhOTters NJ the meetings. MeKelvey
borrowed money from HOlcOfnb. saying he
wished 20 60 into the poddliug business.
Yesterday he elOped with Miss Lizzie ~.
lictti member of HOlcOmb's cOnRrega.
tion, who clerks In a shoe store An IN
YestiSatiOn. showing that McKelyey ard
brOOks we're sharps Who have served
terms ia the penitentiary aud who bavs
been working confidence games in other
cities, led 10 the arrest
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DI.tr,sslnu nouhln nrnuninn

DAWSON, Pa, January 21.--A sad skatina
accident, resulting In the drowning Of two
persons, occurred near here last night A
party of young folks were enjoying them.
selves on the Yough iOgheny River ice.
when young lady named Fisher fell into
On air hole Her escort, james Marshall
rushed 20 her rescue. but the ice broke let.
bbk MN INTO the water also, and before
succOr could reach them the current s,sent
tuein under The ice and they we're both
drowned The bodies have not been re-
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SEVEN RAvINo MANIACs.
Whole Family Rendered Crazy by Being
Sham efuIIy swIndIed.

sT LOUIS, January "a Seven brothers,
all raving maniscs, en- route for the Jack
sonviiie, Ill, asylum, passed through this
city yesterday. The Commissioner in
charge Of the lunatcs states that prior 10
the wi.r wealtby farmer by the name Of
Anson Arnold settled la Hickory County,
Mo, with large family. The acquire
ment OF money seemed 20 be their
highest aim la life, and the whole fam
ily Of seven sons snd five daughters de.
priVed Themselves OF the necessities Of lifs
Ia order % gain a.. About three years ago
stranger visited their home, and after
convincing them that they could In a short
time largely Increase their wealth, induced
be a mythical silver mine Ia Nevada After
months of anxiety they learned that they
hal been imposed upon, and all seven of
the brothers, upon the receipt of the news,
immediately became afflicted With n
violent form Of insanity, which h the cause
OF their present trip 20 Jacksonville
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None Eanansd lnlnru

81 JosEPH, Mo, January 2l.--A disas-
trous wreck occurred last night on the Des
moines ~ 81 Joseph branch OF the Chica-
go. Burlington q Quincy system. about
Tour miles west Of Albany The passenger
9n,n bound Tor bt Joseph encountered n
broken rail when the whole train. eIceut
the engine, was thrown from the track and
down an embankfneut fifteen feet, demol-
ishing the cars. There were fifteen passeu.
kers on the train and none escaped Injury.
An old msn named Miller, OF PnIInv vr9.
Iowa was instantly killed, his neck bsin Z
broken and skull crushed
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A PooR-HousE BURNED.
Aud five OF th. Cniortonsts iamatss
Perish In the tl.m~s


JACKSON, Mon, January ~. The County
foorho WAS almost entirely DESTROYED
10y firo at o'clock this morning There
were forty inmates, aud all escaped but
five, who perished la the Flames. Tho r.
mains OF tho victims were brought Co the
city to-day. The dead are as follown,
Dolly Martin, aged ca. insane, nm Inmate
foi twelve years. Kate Avery, aged 20
insane, an inmate for ten years
an inmate FOR ten yesr. Zsn.
boynton, aged pe deaf, Charles Elliot. ssrd
~, blind. The building IA situated in a
lonely spot about four miles from the citv
Ia was recently built at n cost of $1,000
lhe nr", the origin OF which L. unknown.
broke out in the inmates Kitchen, aud the
whole interior was dests Dyed The thcr-
moinotcr nj the time registered 10 degrees
bclow zero, All the inmates lost Their
oloshing, rushing out into the snow in a
naked condition, Thirty of the psuper.
were brought To thc city aud housed toms
OF these will die from tho effects of the
exposure they were Hublcct.d 10
John pohorty, the hired man, brought three
OF the lunatics down the fine escape In his
srms, thus saving their liVos. An lmbeiile
boy, nineteon years uf agc, was found i'm
bcd ana was rescued by means OF the fire
escape, There were only two men, besides
iho inmates, about the place when the fire
bfoko out and they rescued the inmates he
Tore Other help arrived VIM Mills. one OF
the inmates, was the man who first issued
SANDER Spelling Book. At one time he
was worth quarter OF n million dollars.
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NEw YoEK, January 20 The Tribune
THIS morning says the health Of Ia r. resi-.
dent Arthur has caused some anxiety dur.
ing the last few weeks lie has been under
treatment for severe indigestion, and hia
diet has been restricted % the simplest ar.
tcleS OF food. He has suffered much from
insomnia and the attendant nervous ox-
citcment and depression. DR. George G.
fetersi who has been his physician for
many years, says there is nothing in the
EN-ffesidents condition 20 occasion alarm.
General Arthur has given uu goina 10 his
law office, but his counsel Is sought at
times at his home. lie is not confined 20
his bed, and though he Is able TO 20 out ho
rarely does so
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cOlas csusht At Fsssrslt

II ||||I-I"- T'TIIs " II T|U-T
~ tte rrcgut funeral q ihs iats Ihro
dore bergner. % th's city. there uas Iafrs.
elotd an innovation thaf should af one.
become an esf biisbed srsfom Au the
Fentlem in 1t rudsncs af ths flrsl ss4ei-
g. af thf grave Fafe requrstsf e. tfrr ar
their hafs. tlps relieving them q t.s
noccssity of following an ga ana unrr-ae.
iess practice nf sta udiuF 3 srabsa1 IA iu thr
coid az The ofFervar s ~ fhIs faFy
1faEe re- been fha csufa 20 mfnv fsf.f
colds ard nov thst the inItIatiFs has t.rsn
TAKEN afa Inst it y wiil no doutt --.a b.
genefaiiF ignored
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ssaOOst FortAcstions Recommsoo.o

WAsmFeroS, January -. The Se cretsry
Of War today submitted the report Of tho
FOrtihcations Board. n IL o long dOcu.
rnent, and describes fully the necsssit '
aud advantages Of better coast de.
fsnses. II estim4ted that IL will -.
quire about tl2G1O.OoO 90 establish a
good system ~ defen-es. a recommends.
ton is made thst an appropriation OF t2I..
WfVJi be made ~ the present session Of
Cpn8fess - secure the necessary plant for
beginning the con tfuctiOn Of such heavy
ordnance as wiil be required The hoard
also suggests the establishment oftsgo Gov.
eTinsnt fOundries, and recommends the
protection