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Wanted 70 be q Sailor.
HOW AN ENGLISH LAD ADOPTED Mr.. EARRING
TON AS GUARDIAN


HOW AN ENGLISH LAD DOTTED Mr.. CARING
TON AS A GUARDIAN.
"GOod evening, sir. I would like very much
to have you become my guardian" were the
words addressed Mr.. Campbell Darlington, a
member of the bar, last Thursday afternoon, by
a rather finelooking, wellbuilt lad of about Is
years. who had called at his office.
"Why, my SOM, was the answer, "that is an
odd request. "Why do you wish to take this
course? Have you no parents?' were Mr.. Car
rington's questions.
mo sir. Both my parents are dead" said
the boy" 81 lived In Liverpool, England and
came over here. have no relatives here and I
want to 60 into the United States navy but
hear that at my age will have to have the
consent of q parent or guardian"
"Well, my son," said Mr.. Darlington, at will
cost something to secure the letters OF GUARDIAN
ship"
"What is q loan Of ten dollars" asked the
youth, ITO boy WHO will be an officer Of the
This confident way Of looking at the matter
settled the question with Mr.. Darlington who
! at once sent the boy with q note to recruiting
officer, when he was accepted conditionally
under the name Of Fred Turner and returned
to MIR. Darlington. The latter gave him some
money to pay for his bed aud board. Next day
q petition was prepared asking for the action or
the Probate Court On this Judge James an
pointed Mr.. Darlington the guardian Of the
young sailor In prospective. Before shutdown
Freddy had entered the service Of his adopted
country.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Md. January 22.-Cot,on duil-mid-
400 family mIs s" SUI; soas gS
Patapsco family, $40 do superlatlve, patent g. IS.
he nominal S higher southern
red spot s5la bid; February s6l.asSl March, ssia
a
yellow. 46a50s western mixed, spot, 4sla4s,a; Jan
arm
white :,sa4l; do mixed. 35a37: Pennsylvania 37a4i
PORK ESik @ s and eless
All Lsfdo5eaned: :,.a5E Butter easy-wssterna
a71a Coffee easier and dull-kio cargoes, ordinary
S satSs Whisky ns%n s sssssy
1.1Yal. ~ freignts 70 Liverpool per steamer dull
Isl wsss So Ssshss
10000; oats. 2OO bushels rye, 700 bushels. W."
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. January %, HOO am.-There was
strong buying at the OPENING in wheat this morning,
May advancing to s5a broke Of under large offerings
very dull ana show no change. Pork-May, 11.3G
DEATH OF TREASURY CHIEr.-Mr. T. M.
Lawrence, of Mississippi, chief of the loan and
currency division of the first controllers office
died this morning after q very short Illness
He caught cold last Saturday night which re-
division upon the change of administration.
His death is deeply deplored in the Treasury
department, where he was very popular.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Speaker Carlisle, with Richard Smith,
Of Cincinnati; Senators Salisbury, Colquitt,
Call, Voorhees,, Hale and Vest, Representatives
WITH MSr w. Powell
Eden, Curtin, ]. NJ. Taylor. Fisher, Scwden,
Winans and Eldredge, Gen. slocum, Gov. Por.
Robinson, supervising inspector of steam YES.
Harry dranser New York; DE- and Mrs. Cart
sisting Of ]. 7. RinggOd, J. T. L. Wight, Albert
7. Riedler. and Col: Joseph Keller, New York.
AccrPrED.-The War department. has &C
cepted the Powlett pneumatic gun carriage
which has recently been tested by the Ordnance
department.
VIOLATION OF THE PENSION LAws.-Hugh
u. Bradley, of Ironton, No., has been convicted
in the United states district court of violations
Il section s2S5, OF the Revised Statutes. in re-
ssiy 1,n Illegal tees in the prosecution of the
Russell and Elijah B. smith. and seSfenced to
imprisonment Tor six months In the ST. Louis
jail and TO pay fine OF $500.
RANGE OF THE THERxoMErER.-rhef follow
sos US I. 81 Il s ANA. s ss aN pn
S9.6. Maximum, S9.5. Minimum, 27.8
RoBRERIEs REP0RTED.--Charies Schleeel
1929 It'll street northwest, reports stolen from
his house $16 and ten cigars.-George M.
Posey, 14th auo K streets southeast reports
that he gave white boy $40 note to get
changed and he Jailed to retnrn.--Wtllism
Money, 3OO7 d street. reports the loss Of an
overcoat, worth go.
AN Morris Richards has made
an assignment TO solomon Lewis OF his stock
Of clothing At 1922 7th street northwest, for
the benefit of his creditors. Preferences are
lWalsky,. &22G Philip GFeanappie, Sl1O; M
Roginski, $128 N. Peyser, t12t. and II. Lin
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AUCTION SALES.
.oMAs DOwLING, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEE SALE OF LEASE OF No. l13 THIR-
yANLA AVENUE AND STREET NORTH
MESs; ANp FIXTURES. EXPECTS, AND
RESTAURANT BUSINESS
By virtne Of deed Of trust, duly recorded In Liber
Or Columbia and 81 the request Of the purity secured
me trustees win sell a PUBLIC auction e
TWrENsnT,Tl;5ssEvENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1seo
Al THREE O'CLOCK P.M., the unexpired term OF q
lease from the LIST Of January 1880, Of three years.
nna All inc nSTeS Iisure and contained
anie for restaurant business. deposit Of $2O0 will
De required at the time Of sale, and all conveyancang
a purchasers cost. Terms made known NJ sale.
EDWARD II. THOMAS
els sr. NV. | a.v..<eu.
s. r. LUCKETT, Z 1Ios'eess
ta22-eo&ds l22i'F gnw)
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Controller OF the Currency Cannon to-day
rendered his resignation 20 the President 70
take effect ON the 31st instant Mr.. Cannon re-
signs I'm order q take the position of vice pre<,-
dent Of the National Bank OF the Republic. Of
New York
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Chaores m she Ohc...

Mr.. George q. Fenton, who has been An
charge OF the desk for Ohio and Indiana Ia tho
First Assistant Postmaster Generals Office has
been made chief OF the briefine division in thas
office.
Dr. pemerit third-class clerk In the ofacs
OF the fourth auditor, has resigned, 60 take
enect February l.
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DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY REVENUE OFFICERs,
III. ]. Bruning, the proprietor Of cigar factory
in Quincy, Ill, was found In his office Satur-
day with a bullet-hole In his head. The cause
OF his death IL supposed to have been suicide,
caused by trouble with the internal revenue
officers, who took charge of the factory that
afternOOn
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The New Orleans Expositiou.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 22.-President Nc
Connico declares that the American exposition
Will remain open until the date fixed for clos
ing. -
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Durrrs Punr
Mar w a1sKr.
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NO FUSIL OIL

ToR MEDICINAL USE
NO FuSIL OH.
ABSOLUTELY PURE AND UNADULTERATEr
II usR n
HOSPITALS,
Curative INsTITuTToKs.
NFIRMARIEs,
AND PHmcRIBrD BY
PHYSICIANS EVERYWHERE.
CONSUMPTION,
HEMORRHAaEA
AND ALL WASTING DISEASES.
HABfrUAL DRUNKENNESS.
INEBRIETY,
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THE ONLY
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ron
THE SICK, INvALIDA,
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great German scientist, an unfailing forrnuls
which Is q sure and positive cure for Consump-
ton, and which can be prepared by any family
housekeeper traw beef steak and our Pure Malt
Whisky being Of the ingredients). This formula
will be sent under the seal Of our company to
any person afflicted with Consumption and
using our Whisky. free Of charge, upon receipt
ofa two-cent stamp. By the use Of this formula,
hundreds Of supposed incurable consumptives
have been restored to health sud In all cases
where 1t has been used It has increased the
weight, on an average, at least ten pounds in q
month This result Is guaranteed where 1t II
used regularly.
Two ounces Of alcohol contain more nutri-
ment than ten ounces Of meat. II Ia the only
thing that enters the blood vessels without
ehort on the part of the stomach. 1t is therefore
peculiarly fitted for the weak and debl!ftated.
For sale BY dealers and druggists everywhere.
Persons east of the Rocky Mountains unable
to procure It from their dealers can have half
dozen sent in plain case. unmarked. express
charges prepaid, by remtting six dollars TO
The Duny Malt W hisky Co.,
Baltimore, Nd
Au persons using D,s6ys Pure Mdn Whisky
fnpffed m 0ss1fl he NJ
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PROFESSIONAL,

nh WHITE SON, PHYSIOLOGICAL FOOT
II SPECIALISTS, l4l6 Penna avenue Washing
ton and ~ Eutaw st.. Baltimore. Their fee 81
sltting admitting all classes gives large expert
ence thereby enabling the treating of extreme cases
with marked success and the advice given be strictly
observed their treatment of Corns, Bunlons
Diseased Nails and other foot ailments affords a
great amount of permanent relief. ja1l
hR AND NINE. SELDEN, 1921 18TH 81 n w
l. Established 1855. Special treatment for ladies:
remedies prompt and reliable; advice free and conf
dental; terms reasonable. Call write. ia22-6t*
NJ RS. NJ. A. FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER
V1 AND BUSINESS MEDIUM.
Is at home l724 7th 81. where she will be pleased
TO meet her many friends aud patrons. t5-lm*
MADAME PAYN
MI MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROpODrsr
ROOMS AND 9. VERNON ROW,
jy8 945 Pennsylvania ave-
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THREE GovERNoRs 10 BE AT A BALL.-The
bali of the Americas club OF Philadelphia, the
most prominent democratic organization in
Music February 1st. Governors Lee OF Virginia,
Pattison OF Pennsylvania, and Hin Of New
York, have accepted Invitations to be present.
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in premises 4I3 18th street w. the same being suit
required Al the time 81 sale, and al conveysScns
EDw WI J Il TH Tss a1'~1 .. '-s
,.ssso. q T. ruoK issI = IS s. NV: Trustee"
T1HoaAs BOWLING. Aucuonesr:
@TR TAE Eo sU9RKp P5 81 JHogsE
STREET, GEoRGEToWN, AT PUBLIC SALE.
einda A. Nets, deceased the undersigned as ex- :s
DaY g VIEWS ssi 6 ~ OF
dsS6 al the hour Of FoqR 4SioGK F. NJ in front
nns go ss Of Lot No l9e
above described and running back 40 feet with the
two-story frame house. containing four rooms and
Terms of sale One-haf cash balance in six months
with interest the purchaser may pay cash. All
the eApfasf q ses as5ssafs5
FTHos. E wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctoneer
TRusrEEs SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON q
HsHH vs. NV AAatsaisa 4eSsdH
yi s Dsa 70. a lie 81 ss
vii 81 the party pab, shers shelton
y =. ftS y ggHok + M Ss &
and 20 in the recorded subdivision Of square 176
prior deed. srass-ihs arst dated January a. mo- 80
the second dated March 9. 1855, securing S.. rs.
Fin ..
per cent.
equal instruments At six and twelve months, bearing
interest rom day Of SALE aud secured by deed of
x m es Of
Of sale and all conyeyancing and recording will be
ten days from sale the property win be resod at risk
and cost of dei 1oMS e. Rerf sfEffye
ruos fsSzSs AZ; Trustee.
'THos J. FISHER q CO.. Auctioneerz
TKgsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND
WRE asafNAlLo PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
Under and by virtue Of several deeds of trust I'D:
the District Of Columbia, at folio POS ct seq ana
Liber 14S Of said Records, folio SO ct seu defauIt
Trustee named having BEEN reaeste in xp
ing so TO do will proceed sell at public
CLOCK NooN the following described real estate.
Il city o a AMID
AZ Mo the a Tools Utensils and APPARATUS
property il and the above described property or
os ne ana h sss
1O42 and of the buildings improvements rights and
rights Of renewal and purchase by the said deeds Of
trust conveyed and all the property, fixtures
Terms Of sale: one-third cash. and the balance in
~ the said defer ed payment secured to the sat
lsfactlon OF the trustee conveyancng be at the
cost Of the purchaser. deposit Of $500 to be made
AT Iine OF sale. WIN. B. WEBB, Trustee
THOS. ]. FISHER 4 CO., Aucts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Aucuoneers-
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, PAINTED SUITEs
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS AND WASHSTANDS'
MAHOGANY TABLES. WALNUT HALL
RACK, BEDDING MATTRESSES, BRACE
ARM CHAIRS, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
CARPETS, CROCKERY. ETC, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-FIFTH at
TEN O'CLOCK A. IL. we shall sell, at residence No
443 Massachusetts avenue the above assortment of
ja21-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co. Auct
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UNDERTAKES.
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
- OF COLUMBIA,
Holding Special TERM for Orphans Court Bustaess
January k>SSR

81. ~ ,ue 60 - OF "a = = EpMAhDs, aepinstra-
ta Aforesaid has with the approval Of the court
appointed Friday. the 26fh day Of February. Al
1856. ~ III O'Clock Am, for making payment and dis
tribution under the Courts direction and controli
when and where ali creditors and persons entitled 20
dst1buttve shares Tor leences residue, here
by notified 20 attend In person by attorney
duly authoriBed with their Chains against the csAie
properly vouc1ed: otherwise the administrator viii
tAke the benefit Of the iaM AGAINST them Provided,
COPY ct thD order be puunhed Nre,. for three
weeks In the w a<hington Law ifs.s~--- - the
~Eveuing etar" newrpapsn prsyicp. , sy
nsslsssr OF wills for the D.sirc; e coluis "a
ta221aM3w
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, BENSINGER, Aucnoneer.

-.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF TWENTY HEAD
OF HORSES AND MARES. BEEN USED BY
X. X COMPANY.
Will be sold az the Bazaar. No. $40 Louisiana ave-
nue., on SATURDAY MORNING, THE TWENTY
THIRD OF JANUARY, at TEN O'CLOCK, twenty
head of Horses and Mares; been used by the WASH
ington and Georgetown Railroad company They
viii all be sold TO the highest bidder without
for cash. s. BENSINGER
ja203t Auctioneer
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Aupersons using D,sdys Pure Matt Whisky
are invited to ayuu Themselves OF the se,riccsW
our Medical Stat, at all times, free Of charge.
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AN AssIGNNENT.->AorTts Riohards has made
an assignment to solomon Lewis OF his stock
Of clothing ut 1899 7th street northwest for
the benefit Of his creditors. Preferences are
given to Bernard Robinson, e477.3O: Isaac
Walsky,. &224; Philip 0reanapnie, Sl1O; M.
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The Alleged Naval Frauds.

IcoIlMoNI IN The CASE OF W, II. DEMPSEY
TO-DAY.
Yesterday afternoon in the trial, in the Crimi-
nal Court, of VIM. H. Dempsey on the charge
of presenting a false claim on the bureau of
medicine aud surgery, Navy department, wit
nesseS testified to the routine of the DEPART
ment and the non-delivery of the goods claimed
to have been furnished.
This morning the first witness examined was
Mr.. H. ]. Mclaughlin, who testified that there
was no such firm as II. j. Mclaughlin & Co.:
that he presented the account in question at
the instance OF Mr.. Dempsey, who said that the
goods were not in his line, and asked him to
went with Dempsey to the navy pay office and
the vouchers were placed before him to sign,
and he signed them.
On crOsS-eXaminatiOn he denied that he tool,
the check to Dempsey and asked him to cash It,
He identified note held by Dempsey, given i'm
1877, but said he had no recollection of it.
Lake r. jones testified that he met Carrigan
on the morning he LETT the city, and went with
MIN TO Dempsey's; saw Carrigan afterwards he
had money then, and gave witness S1.25
with which he bought him ticket and Carri-
gan left on the 12:O5 train.
On cross examination witness said that he
-four or five Northumberland as to about a
dozen vouchers Had presented q large number
and divided with Carrigan. The cases against
him had been nOle pressed.
MIR. Walker was further cross examined.
The government offered the papers in evil
dence; defendant objected. The court over
ruled the point and the papers were read in
evidence.
Beecher L. Thompson testified that up to
August 4th, 1882, he had been a clerk to de-
PENDANT; that he had seen Carrigan and kirk
wood frequently in the store.
DIR. Van Rypen testified he went to the
bureau in February, 1884; saw defendant in
Kirkwoods room several times after that time.
Marsh b. Clark testified to having seen Demp-
sey at the bureau talking with Carrigan and
also with kirkwOOd.
Daniel Carrigan was called.
Mr.. Wilson objected to his being sworn stat
ing that he had been convicted, Whereupon a
long argument ensued.
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CLOAKs AT CUT PRICES,

CLOAKS AT CUT PRICES
ss. cut price. Norfolk Jackets. Boucle and Home
spun Cloth, sizes 80 "a, 36. Regular price. $115O
90 75. cut price, Boncle CLOTH double loose
'front.' ughtftttng back, sizes 80 a. SO. 81 Regular
price, 90.
$748. cut price. Ladies' vistes Of Boucle Cloth
feather trimming all around. ases "a. &c. g. 40 Reg
ular price. $12.
S775, cut price, vistes Of Bison Cloth with feather
or astfakhsn trimming, sizes "a. 80. 80. Regular
price, 81Q76.
SlO.96. cut price. Brown Bt0caded Velvet Visites.
feather trimmed sizes 81. 49, 8s Regular price. S1o
$70e cut price. SILK Matelasse visites, black fur
trimming. sizes "a, 80. Regular price, $lO.0a
S1s cut price, Seal Plush Visite with feather trim.
ming satin lined szes 81, 80, ga Regular price, S25.
s23. cut price sicenne Silk tape fringe silk lined
q mournng gArment, hzes 50, 40. Regular price, e2a
$3.50. cut price. Atwood Newmarket, double
breasted. hox-plated back sizes "a, So 20. Regular
price, -
o. cut price, Berlin Twill Newmarket. double
breasted, plated back. sizes "a. 80, 8s. 90 Regu-
Lar price, 1915.
trimming, plated back. sizes "a. 49, 38. 40. Regular
price. elA.60
ga. cut price, Berlin Beaver Newmarket silver
S1076. cut price. Brocade Velvet Newmarket,
BEE POST And REPuRIIcAN FOR CUT
PRICES At
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EDUCATIONAL.

SHORT-HAND AND PRACTICAL PENMAN
Cship taught by stenographer and professor fifteen
years experience. Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
Gays, q O'Clock m 1885 III st NV de21-2m*
SHORTHAND REyOLUTIONIZED : SLOAN
- DUPLOYAN simplest most rapid and most legi-
bic system in the world Glasses forming Tuition BY
correspondence. Call for prospectus 921 st. n
w. uR-lws
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TOMORROW.
BOWLING, Auctioneer.

i
Regular sale of Household Furniture in front and
within auction rooms. SATURDAY, JANUARY
TWENTI-THIRD, 1885. at TEN O'CLOCK, en-
bracing a general assortment of Household Goods,
several Pianos Office Furniture Carpets, DC.
ALSO. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
About ten tons best Ohio GrndstOnes. Crates Eng
lish Stone and Maiolica China Ware.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Sleighs, Carriages Buggies Wagons, Horses and Har-
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DENTISTRY.

INK STARR PARSONS, COIl sTH AND ENW
AFllling q specially, also, the cure OF torthachs
without extracting local snRslhstic us.si on III
gums sleVlates pam OF EXTRACTING Gas given apIa
SAAUEL l. SCOTT. Dds,
- fifteen years experience Dentistry Once 1a0-
sIBw. Presery alton VI tie Natural TEEN n s,sss
Net4+ oc22
nR T. u. TALBOT. DENTIST, 43T 7TH Sr
IL three doors nom corner II Dentistry in ali
lis branches Teeth inserted 81 per sex An worx
vArnznted s.nI
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RoBHERIES observation-disclosures Schlegel.
1922 7th street northwest, reports stolen from
Posey, 14th auo streets southeast, reports
that he gave white boy a $40 note to get
changed and he Jailed to retnrn.--Willfsm
Money, 3OO7 n street, reports the loss Of an
overc0at, worth go.
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ATTORNEYS.

AI1OhNE I -.
4 'AEPBELL g. BERGMAN LATE OF THE
" nrm OF Newton & Berrymanl. Attorney at Law
Soteii0r ia Equity, CoDyeyancer and Examiner OF
IltIes 70 Heal E1sl ale, eO2 + N.nw. d2t,-;im
J. BAXTER. ATrORNEY-A-LAW LATE
- thst Law Clerk Interior Department Twenty
"a me etyt service. Practices before the Courts
committees OF Congress and Depas tments- Room ST
LsDrOlt building. cor. Sth and SIS. NV t--3n,s
TAMPBEIL CARKINGTON ATTORNEy ,r
- law fTacuces in ali the Courts. Office 400
No. 1859 9Th street northwest ss.1N.,;,,S
NJ IL MILLER. ATTORNEY-ATIaW
A\s Rooms z and A. Gunion Law building
r..s. O,,r AZ LOUISIANA avenue
--e,-oSo~o. 90 a. Nv. ni12S
S,ANUEL IL WALKER
- Us Commissioners. Notary Public ana a,,o,o.v
for Rents
" go LOUISIANA ave. next to CITY p O
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EprrHs11oMA.
OR SKIN CANCER

For seven years I suffered with cancer on my
nee Eight months ago q friend recommended the
use o. Swifss Specific and determined TO make an
EFFORT to procure 1t. In this successful and be-
gan il use The influence Of the medicine at first
10 somewhat aggravate the sore; but the nfam-
nation was alayed and began to improve after the
nrst few bottles Ny general health has greatly i'm
proved. am stronger, and able t. do any kind of
work; The cancer on my face began to decrease and
the ulcer to heal until there is not vestige of it LEFT
only little scar marks the place.
MRS. JOICTE A. MCDONALD
Atlanta, Ga, August IL, 1886.
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DEATH OF TREASURY CHIEF.-Mr T. M
Lawrence, of Mississippi. chief of the loan and
currency division of the first controllers office
died this morning after very short illness.
He caught cold last Saturday night which re-
suited fatally. He was promoted to be chief of
His death is deeply deplored in the Treasury
department, where he was very popular
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New Hrfen.

5: Meyer Cooper, a peddler, Is charged with
attempting q criminal assault on Mr.. Walter
~ Warren, near Greensboro. Nd,
The Ohio legislative COMMITTEES 20 Investigate
charges OF bribery against members IN connec-
uon with the election OF senator Payne, began
Peter Jepsen, belonging 20 Petersbung.
Mensra county. M, has been expelled nom
the United States minister.
Atfarkersourg, w. Va. Thomas stafford. Q
y ,n man, yesterday fatally shot his elder
sister during quarrel and escaped.
Va, yesterday, IT was decided to snbscri6S
Danville 10 some point on the shenanSoah Vaa
ley, Richmond and Allegheny. or Valley road
The funeral OF Mrs. Geo. f. sipe at Harrison.
the body being sun %arm a, 4n aSS0q nh q
oaans pronounced her dead last Tuesday.
AN IRISH WARNING TO LORD sAIrsBuRy-
United ireland, In an article entitled .Breakeu
ihnead, says: The suppression of the national
yincibieism anc dynamite win replace the
leagues open methods. for which the govern
warns Lord Salisbury to beware, and exhoris
the nahonalists to prepare for action.
JUDGE HARRY WHITE ARREsrrp.-Juax.
Ila.ry W hite was arrested at Indiana Penn.
yesterday on charge OF forgery. The infor.
bite, son OF Alexander White who Is con
testing his mothers will, of which Judga
Mhite Is executor and the chief Beneficiary
"a
charges the Judge with altering defaclng and
Ialslfying certain document In the orphans'
court OF Indiana county. preliminary hear
ing VIII be had Tomorrow Judge Wlita
served TWO terms In Congress.
The STRIKE IN THE COKE REGroNs-Iu am.
ucipation of strike the coke operators In fba
Conneiisvtiie region some time ago engaged a
fresh lot of hungarians I'm New York. and
snipped them 10 the coke regions on Wednes-
day rearing 10 bring them in during The
present strike, the operators left the new men
al lockwood, Pa. Ii the operators try 10 eut
these men at work, terrible times are aptici.
pated. The men who are out are In Dangerous
mood, as the recent riots prove and are deter
mined To carry their points.
GREAT STORM on THE PACIFIC CoAsr-Ope
OF tne severest storms that has ever occu rred on
tue racine coast began on Sunday and reached
us nelght shortly after noon yesterday IL ex-
Tended from the northern boundary of Wash.
lngton Territory to the southern boundary OF
Saliiornla, and nom the Rocky mountains to
the Pacific ocean. There was an aim osi con-
tlnuous tall OF rain and snow, ACCOMPANIED by
gale, which yesterday afternoon had attained
aNeioclty OF 81 miles an hour. In SanFrancIsco
houses were unroofed and cars were lifted from
the track. One building collapsed buryine two
Wome 4, who were dangerously Injured san
francisco was entirely cut OF from telegraphic
communication.