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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-01

SEE the stack of boxes Of Fine Linen Pape
and Envelopes at % cents each, at Whitaker's
1l05 Pennsylvania avenue.
"HoLLy TREE" SIS Ninth street. Room and
board, $40.
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Personal COMFORr.

OoRNs, &c.-'THE WISE FOR HEALTH
~ on daily walks depend" and thousands
visit
DIR. WHITE 4 SON, FOOT SPECIALISTS,
1fl6 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington, aud
IL North Eutaw st., Baltimore, for relief from
and avoidance of cOrns, buniOns, diseased
nails, and other foot ailments. Fortieth year
OF practice, 81 a sitting.
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WANTED-AT ONCE, WHITE WOMEN
wv cooks for the country; also. laun.
dresses, working housekceper for summer
hotel, ut National Labor Bureau, 5l7 18th st.
N, w, "a
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WANrrn-Elrp1nrnrrxr.

VXTANTED-BY A CoLoRED MAN, Posi-.
w ton as waiter or driver or TO do any
Kind OF work; good references. Address A. U.
g., Republican Onica. 10
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BOARDING.

! } square, table board at summer rates;
daily weekly, or monthly; table d'hOte or
a Ia carte; private table if desired. iuyl Ct
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WANTED-AT oNCB. sTENoGRAPHER
w and typewriter, or rapid dictation
writer. Address or call on CHAS. Il. BAR
Car Co, Washington. ID. G. 81
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nsa.s OFFICE or COLLECTOR or TAKES,

Stocks and bonds bought and sold for cash
carried on margin. mh6-3m
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GREAT MIRANDA BAND.


Camels Elephants, Monkeys, Birds,
Features Wonderful
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Nor RENT-2 ROOMS ON lsT FLOOR;
~ also 2 on I'd floor; furnished; commune
eating; en- suite or single. 81 | st. n w. I'll
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WTANTED-A BOY TO TAKE CARE OF
ences required, at 1921 18th st. N w %
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WANTED---HELP,

VIZ ANTED-FoR GENERAL HOUSE,
w work agood aud reliable servant; must
stay at nights; references requlrod; family
small. Apply, after $50 p. m, at 1924 18th St.
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I10R RENT-5l1 ID ST. N. W., NEWLY
II furnished rooms, suitable for one or moro
gentlemen; prices moderate: references. 7.5
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For RENT...HOUsES

ToR RENT-NEw BROOM BRICK HOUSES;
AZ stables aud cellar II desired; low rents
Apply to OWNER, Goa l2thst. N. H., bet. II and
Ma. ave. SO
rnon RENT STORY nRIcY- II ROOMS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
Hoyns and snlsnIoynn.

LONDON, March 2S.-The African mall
steamer which arrived at Plymouth to-
day brings news OF desperate fighting be-
tween the French and Hovas in MAZDA.
gascar. About the end Of February
the Hovas under Gen. Willoughby
attacked 5000 French troops and routed
them with heavy loss and pursued them
TO Tamataye. French houses and stores
In Tamatave were shelled by Hoyas and
destroyed. The Hoyas then returned to
the capitol. Their losses were small. A
few days later Gen. Sherrington surprised
1000 Sakaloyas, supported by 300 French
men and three machine guns. The Saka-
lovas were routed, forty being killed aud
many wounded This is the arst news
OF u fresh rapture in Madagascar, and
has created u great sen satlon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
Twenty-Five cents invested in Red Star
Cough Cure will restore your health.
AUSTIN.

Whsh Warrington Doomed to Hang
What Insurance Companies Have Lost.
Special to the Gazette
AUSTIN, TEX, March 23.-Data in the
insurance departments show that the
companies in Texas met last year net
loss of Ss79,59l.
To-day Gov. Ireland refused to com
mute the death sentence OF Wash Wash
inglon, colored from Falls county.
Washington killed his friend,
Willis DeTden. The governors
refusal is in these words: at
Is claimed by this party and his friends
that another man who is now in the
county committed the crime for which
this party is to be banged. The sup
posed guilty party has not been pros
ecuted so far as am informed, and / see
no reason for interference in this case,
and decline 10 pardon or commute,u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

liabilities at $4,000 and assets az sl4,bs2
ot the liabilities mentioned Ia the
schedule over $4,000 are notes OF Tom
Harrison, Halland's brother-in-law, and
these notes were Endorsed By Halland,
who states some Of the notes, Harrison
Informed him, had been paid, and one
note, Harrison assured him, had been
DESTROYED, but IL was subsequently pre-
sented by the attorney Of the holder. Of
the assets mentioned in the schedule
nearly all are mortgaged for about their
value. Under the terms OF the assign
ment J. II. Schaefer IS appointed assignee.
Judge Wurzbacn has not yet fixed the
bond Of the assignee.
Harrison, the former attorney, and
Waugh, the ex- president Of the Universal
Building aud Loan association, are stu
In jail, though the former has applied for
writ OF habeas corpus, which will be
heard tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

1 am now twenty.one years az n n
l was five years Of age asd laA''' Z. &
of the brain. Since thai Ilne Y n. L
have both turned outward, VIZ y, y
opposite OF cross-eyes. They WY
ward from each other at ~ ~ !.
least 30 degrees. II di.dgpna "a
much, so thar from PRIDE ! w, ,.,; +.
avoided society. II was g.s x 8
fortune to r9oiher and Inls'l'.' I, N
b, EN- told they could ns's s \, "a
straight. But, thank the le'a' ~, ~ n
tice, at Fort Worth, has Ilsa ~. ". I,
fectly straight and greail!! 4. ls' ,As "A
sight. No one can now ~ , y n
ever wrong sni ever Y se. (, a
Prentice. He did the optIa'ss NJ IA "a
minutes. MISS Lug JsssEslg
witnessedit' psolissls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

LONDON, March 23.--Mr. Gladstone oc.
cupied his usual seat in the house OF com.
mons this afternoon, Secretary VIM.
Vernon Harcourt, chancellor OF the ex-
chequer, replying to Mr., Gaspen said the
the government was not disposed To APP.
point special committee TO FAMINE and
report upon the silver question because
the special commission, which Is now in
curing into the cause of depression In
trade, would In all probability cover the
silver question In its work
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

LONDON, March 2S The Daily News,
referring to the political situation, says
can efforts to effect compromise have
failed, The crisis is on the land question
because that was the first question to be
presented TO the cabinet. Messrs.
Chamberlain and Trevelyan are opposed
to the home.rule scheme. Mr.. Gladstone
Is much annoyed by the erroneous re-
ports of his scheme, which have been
given to the public. An authentic state
ment will show that his project differs
widely from the published account OF it,"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

BgRLiS, March 22 The newspapers IN
Eastern Prussia assert that the emperor
OF Russia has signed decree exprllne
non-nsturalized Germans from Poland.
Lab0rers without contract must leave
within three days, and those having con
tracts within mouth. Merchants are
given u month, landholders six months
and manufacturers niue months within
which TO leave the country. The state
ment Is believCdln the city despite Herr
Won PnttAaner's statement In the lower
mouse OF the diet yesterday TO the con
Iary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
Tho pelRInm Riots

BRussELs, March 22.-The earlier
reports of the anarchists riot at Jemppet
Tilleur and Saraing, in Belgium, on
Saturday night last were all far TOO shor,
OF the actual truth. great amount of
property was damaged or ruined at each
place by the rioters. At Liege, on the
same night, there was an open con0ct
between the troops massed for
the protection of the place and a
large body of anarchists who were
marching against the town for the pur-
pose OF attacking and lootug 1t. The
hsht was severe and prolonged, but finally
resulted In the repulse of the anarchists.
They we're not driven from the field, how
ever, until the troops charged upon them
with liked buyoues. A large number of
men On both sides Were lnmicd. Some idea
OF the serious nature Of the anarchists'
demonstration may be formed from the
TACT that to-day no less than 5000 regular
troops are on duty guarding the district
disturbed 10y the rioters on Saturday
night,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
FOREIGN.
algdstone,. mome. IlnIe roIIey.

Glgdstone's Home Rule Policy,
LONDON, March 28.--It is affirmed by
persons believed to know that there has
never been APPROXIMATION for the state
ment that Mr.. Gladstone intended TO ask
authority to issue loan In order IN
carry out his scheme to buy out the real
estate owners of Ireland. II is now de-
clared that the premier in his scheme
proposes the appointment Of commits.
sion OF experts TO fix the values OF various
landed properties In ireland, which at
these valuations are TO be handed over TO
the possession Of the government In ex-
change for coDs0ls. In this way Ireland
Is TO be made the debtor TO the empire
for the entire amount paid to the land
lords together with interest, the whole
sum TO be repaid into the imperial treas
ury by Ireland IN installments within
tlfiy years, at the end OF which time the
essees are to become the owners. This
plan involves domestic arrangement be-
tween the government of ireland and the
tenants, Ireland becoming the tenant of
the empire and sublettiuG to the occu-
piers at sums whose aggregate will in
clude rent, taxes and levy to meet the
Interest or the consols and create sink
ing fund for their final liquidation. 1t
necessarily Involves home rule.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
HOUSTON EXCITED.

Attamptsd Assassination OF w. II. nalo,
Last Night.
Special OF she Gazette.
HousroN, Tax, March 2s.--IIon. w
x. Baker Independent candidate foi
mayor of Houston IN opposition to Dan
q, Smith, Kulght OF Labor ami Demo
cratic nomln9e, whllo on his way home
tonight FROM meeting was halted by a
man on horseback aud commando IA
withdraw from the race. .This Baker de.
clined to do, The rider declared
himself 60 DO Smith man, and
drew bis pistol aud fred three
shots, ono bullet passing through
Bakers hat. Friends OF Baker were
present and immediately fred at the az.
tempted assassin Without effect The
town is excited and large number Of
cltizens are or the search for the villain.
/. Mr.. Baker has held tho otllce OF mayor
fNr three terms and Is one of the most
prominent citizens OF Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

WASHINGTON, March 20. 49, To.day's
session OF the cabiuet was devoted 10 the
consideration Of q measure designed to
secure q more rigid enforcement of the
Chinese restriction act, particularly with
Reference 10 preventing the landing of
Chinese laborers on fraudulent certln-
Gates. II was represented that trouble
constantly arises In cases whore immi-
grants claim 10 have lost or mslaid their
certificates and bring witnesses To prove
that they were ia this country at the time
Of the passage OF the act, and were act.
uaiiy provided with the certificates pre-
scrloed by law which entitled such per-
sons to return 10 the United States alter
visit 10 China. Another question CON
sidered by the cabinet was in relation 10
the affairs OF the Union Pacific Railway
company and the steps necessary to pro
tect the governments interest therein.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
THE BELL SUIT.
Action Begun to Test the validity of the
Bell Telephone Patents.

Action Begun to Test the validity of the
Bell Telephone Patents.
COLUMBUS, ONO, March 28.-Dlstrlct
Attorney Kumler OF Cincinnati this after
noon filed in the United States court in
this city, government papers to test the
validity of the Bell telephone patents, the
defendants named in the petition being
the American Bell Telephone company, the
Central Union company, the Erie Tele-
phone & Telegraph company, the Central,
District aud Printing Telegraph companies
Of the Cleveland Telephone company, the
City Suburban Telegraph company, the
Union Telephone company, the Buckeye
Telephone company and Alexan-
der Graham Bell. The attorneys
for the government named in the petition
are SolicitorGeneral Goode, United
States District-Attorney Kumler, Allen G
Thurman, Grosvenor Z. Loury, Hunton
& Chandler and Charles II. Whitman of
the special counsel. a process was issued
directing appearance by May 1, and re-
quiring that an answer be filed on or be-
fore June. The petition, with the ac-
companying extracts, made about seventy
i've pages pamphlet-printed matter. Tay-
lor & Taylor have been retained as local
counsel OF the defendants. 1t is under
stood that the first question to be con-
sidered in connection with the case will
be that Of jurisdiction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

three weeks ago calling upon the post
master-general 70 furnish the number Of
fourth-class postmastefs removed by the
present administration, and TO the reso-
luton offered by Mr. Ingalls, in the senate
yesterday asking the postmaster-general
why the former request has not been COM
piled with, First Assistant Postmaster
General Stephenson said this morning
that II was owing solely to the great labor
involved In looking mp the records,
selecting from the long lists Of changes
only those who had been removed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
mir. aeerge Chapman

Formerly a fireman on the Tezsst =
railroad, who resides at Bonlin' =
mas been very deaf for some le'n' I
terday he visited DR. Prentice q Y. Y,
Pickwick, Fort Worth DE ~. !
worked at MIR. Chapman's cass ka q, !. !
ten minutes, when he could hsl ", wv 7
conversation with the ear tnaI y ".
entirely oeaf. Mr.. Chapman, = VIZ
ment aud delight were unp0uno~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

The following are a few Of NJ 4
eyes that DR.. Prentice has made se,'
ID. j. Utley, proprietor Il AMI
transfer at Henrietta, Tex. Bota !
made straight in less than two mn
II. s. Sprangler, agent Texas 1 n
railroad at DeKalb, Tex Eys 4
straight in less than inmate.
Judge NJ. d. Priest, Fort ".
twelve-year-old daughter. In la ,
one minute.
Miss Amanda Elkins, Bedford, m
county, Tex Both eyes strIeait,a
one minute.
MIR. E. M. Young, Burlesca, Tss.
eye. one minute.
Mr.. NJ. j Kennedy, Fort WORT h
eyes in one minute.
Miss Jessie Sans. Two eyehs
minutes.
John Mccain, cutter for aIslflz
merchant tailor, Fort Worth d
year-olu son, Strengthened IN auIlEt
DR.. Heidingsfelder's son Of Herd
Tex. In less than one minute.
Guss Wilson, Avenue hotel, FehBi1
One eye, less than a minute.
Mr.. b. t. Willis witnessed lht IL
Reference is kindly made 70 W
Martin Of the Martin-Brown eanfi
Fort Worth, who witnessed scnsd
successful work.
See DR.. Prentice's entire columns i
paper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

- Mr.. David Kearss ss / ~, :
rex, has suffered se y !. .colcnt, 4
with piles. He sav osssetely since q,
< KIND ma, Of treatment, even y, ~ ~ tslsa 4
i,a Of Fort Worth s y :, cusst VII
Treatment, which has e, sa,s aln cl5'
bounded. tientlce sals,S
bo mr. I'll. 7. J; Key Of RuuOs,.
c ceeh troubled r, for years usI WIZ A.
ment. PERFECTLY IA d. &
TN Mr.. w. n. 'waddell Of a..
Tex, can give informatio,a voloiltsa
suffered for many wears v =. oiaklif
Worth. - " ffentced \
IN. Mr.; James NJ. Jordan !, !
l palo Pinto county, Tex. ~ y slIa|
years with the files 49, suasi.l L
Prentice OF Fort Worth X ~ y. su !. II
ana Others, among whom s ras z. slsila|
who have found permanent man nv Y, ,Sa 2 9
treatment from DR.. Prentlse' gag q
See DR.. Prentice's 's eS,,,s Y.
this paper. s'''ie sell~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

LONDON, March 20 Michael Davitt in
an address to the Manchester Liberal
club lastevening said Ireland should have
government wi the control Of sull-
Gent troops TO defend themselves and
power to veto any act of the Irish parlia-
ment II the constitution should be VIC
lated. The empire with its Irresistible
power should not deprive Ireland OF her
parliament.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

-FOUR THOUSAND MEN RESUME WORK.
| PlTrsBuRG, Pa, March % The great
strike OF 1000 workman at the
National Tube works at McKeesport, Pa.
ended this afternoon satisfactorily to the
strikers, and work will be II sumtd in ali
departments at once. The trouble was
settled this morning by the workmen
accepting the proposition of General.
Manager Flogler to restore the wages rul-
Ing In 1884 ami to advance the wages of
laborers to Sls25 per day.
COMPROMISE PROPOSITION.
PITTsBuRG, Pa, March 23.-At a con.
ference of the presidents of the yarions
street car companies in Pittsburg aud
| Allegheny this morning to consider the
demand of their employees, compromise
proposition was agreed upon which will
DC presented to the executive committee
OF TIE knights of Labor this afternoon.
IL is understood that the proposition
conct des nearly everything demanded by
the men. strike, 1t is thought, will be
avered.
DRESS AND CLoAK-NIAKERs STRIKE.
NEW YORK, March 23.--All inside on
orators In dress and cloak. making left
WORK pursuant to the call OF the strike
committee. They number nearly 2OO0
Negotiatlons are pending for settlement
of the difficulties.
REPLY OF THE RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
IllsBuRG, Pa March 23.-The
answer ol tne railroad officials to the de-
,nahus OF tneir employees was returned 10
iaster workman Evans this afternoon.
me demands are acceded to eXceptino
Siause providing that no employee shah be-
discharged without having priyileqe ~
reinstatement after a hearing bY tba
knights OF Labor, The EMPLOYERS nrom.
ised, however, tn discharge no man hs.
cause OF his connection with the nresent
movement. A meeting of conductors and
drivers has been called for Tomorrow 81.
ternoon TO take action on the matter
general strike is not apprehendod
FRIGHT MKN STRIKE
GRAND HAVEN, MICH., March % Two
hundred aud fifty men employed in he
Detroit, Grand Haven & Aiilwgukee
lfeight houses truck this morning for an
ADVANCE and double pay for SUNDAY work
iAey nave been getting 10 cents an hour
aud want 20 cents. i0"'
sTRihE on THE FOURTH DIsTRtcr ,,vNy
PirrsBuRG, Pa, March ga pepor.l
strike OF the miners Of the fourth dt.tr,ct
was inaugurated this morning, the opeIo-
tors having refused to grant the Ii cents
a0lance' All the miners in the rrgion
are now idle. Some Of the ooera7or.
ouer IN increase OF cents per ton. which
was not accepted ""'o'
shoT Gun CONFLICT.
bRusskls, March 22.--The cen diarmes
and the strikers at Seraing engaged In in, .
',s conflict to-day aud both
sides have been firing az each o,hsr
Many ,a persons have been injured. All
ihese no disorder has yet occurred.
a DELAWARE STRIKE,
WILMINGTON, Dbl, March % A cor
terence was 70 have been held TODAY ne. |
wen a'"n tne knights Of Labor and the |
morocco manufacturers OF this CITY ~
t IN! purpose of adjusting wages, etc io or
sue forthcoming season. The Knights, |
committee repaired to the place Of meet. |
,as, ou. no manufacturers put in an an.
pearance, and a general suspension III
work In All the city shops was ordered
anu promptly obeyed The strike inyoivaa
from 1900 to 1000 persons. 'o''e'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
A steanner A.hnrs.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The United
states signal corps station at Smithyllle,
n Cr reports that an unknown schooner.
rugged steamer is ashore on Freino.na,
,,s about eight miles off Cane Fer
cue sea is too rough to establish com.
ip1 Nv, with her. She is probably a
bf'tisher. She is lying en- y. ="
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

Fort WORTH, Tgx. -, 3 /. "A
those who may be suatflp &. 7 10
been for two or three wears ~ .,''.,Ir.
deafness. Go and see Df ~. ,
for waiting will sooner '',,,'.r. ..
utter destruction Of 80 ins X AZ.
as the hearing. 50 go sna "a. rs
l can aud do with pleA s,ss rs.z,
DIR. Prentice. Hayirg ~
him, / know whereof sgs ,sa. \. 3,
JAMS Gslsil VIZ
NIL would take pl 49,.
ing any queries relall1s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
Advice to mo,,.-.

, mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should
aiWaSs De used for children teetbing II
soothes the child, softens the gnns -, =
ha ys all pam, cures wind collie and IA the
Sos s. remedy for diarrhea. rs cents a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
DR.. P,sn.is.

Who Who is now stop psssi'' |,
crowded ss,,, d With pl.s ass' =, y
he Seep n Unable to see him o ~ 4
March %. ''i M 5 ~ stg s u s. 3.
anything ever known i hess A's III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

WASHINGTON, March 23.--A telegram
was received at the war department this
morning for Gen. Crooks, saying that he
would start to-day from Fort Bowie to
San BeInardino to receive the surrender
OF Geronimo and his followers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-The presi-
dent sent the following nominations TO
the senate to-day; james w. Ramey,
Detroit, Mich, to be consul at Val
paraiso.
Postmasters-At Georgetown, Tex, d.
s. Cheshire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
Manning sprains His Ankle.

WAsHINGToN, March 28.-Rumors have
been alioat all the afternoon of the serious
illness of Secretary Manning. They grew
out of the fact that the secretary had
been taken home from the treasury in his
carriage, and was carried from his Office
To the carriage, being unable to walk.
Upon inquiry at the secretary's residence,
IL was stated that he had simply met
with a PAINFUL accident while returning
TO his Office from the meeting of the cabi-
net lie had walked over from the White
House, and, without waiting for the ele.
Vator TO take him TO his room on the sec
ond noor, he walked up the two flights of
STAIRS, On reaching the second landing
his foot sudd'nly turned under him, Sc
Verely wrenchlng his ankle. lie limped
into his room without calling for assist.
ance' Shortly afterwards DR.. Hamilton
OF the marine hospital service, happening
TO be In the building on business, attend.
ed to the injured limb. The secretary
was then taken home in his carriage.
When he reached home DR. Lincoln, the
seerenly's family physician, was sum
moned To attend him.
DR. Lincoln who attended Secretary
Manning at his home, gave the following
W an AHNOOidNeu lFeSs re-
porteri The secretary was seized with
vertigo on his return to his office from
the cabinet meeting, He had been work.
Ing all day without taking nourish.
ment, and was feeling very weak.
lie walked up the two fights of
stairs, and on reaching the top was at
lacked with vertigo and partly fell and
partly sat down, His sudden illness
alarmed his friends ana be was taken
home. His mind was perfectly clear, ANA
he had free use of bis limos, and gave a
very clear account OF everything that oc,
Cured two or three hours after his attack.
He had improved very much,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
What Another Physician rhirn 4 I
Prentice,

To WHOM 1T MAY coEcERsl ! D
suffered three years constantly N.Y.
eyes until my sight became yeg ~
have been under the treatment dtz1
oculists, but DR.. Prentice has slia
more relief from pain and gralsi
provement of sight 10 few days y
ever received at the bands Of Az y
physician. can highly reconllsn
as gentleman and physician.
DIR. III. l.. HoLT, Blunaals "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
An As.lgameal q, san Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, T.x, March 2S.---An.
other cGapter Of the celebrated muddle
occurred this afternoon. II, A, HallaDd,
formerly proprietor Of the Halland tea
store, tlled articles Of assignment In the
ONCE OF the county clerk, placing his