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Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

nELAWARE COLLEGE, TdE REV.
~ j. h. Caldwell, A. NJ. ID. D., Presi-
dent. VIII ooen with enlarged facilities
September l, 1888. Three courses: Olassi-
cal, Scientific and Agricultural. Expenses
not over s2l5 par annum. For Information,
catalogues, ETC., address the President, New
ark, del. jeT-3m
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

I--ST-srOHE3A Nd DWELLINGS
!, ID ABhl-o sxsst corner OF Twelfth
% tSe ,l nst il is in good order and
n french sueen for druggist or any
n good Sent low 10 good tenant.
XIV 70 ThomA' m1T-tf.
- streets
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

T. vyEr ROOMS, WITH OK
loR nm ~, no.,d: aiso table board. 7op
Ike, street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

TfOk SALE-A SORRtL MERE.
q suitable for lady to drive also car.
rage and harness. APP ly at the stables OF
J ESTER & MoDANHIEL, 4l9 w. Front
street. iyl4If
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

NOTIOE-I WILL OOMMENOE ON
IN Monday, I'D inst, to regulate, zeal
and stamp all weights and measures for the
year 1855, which are being or will be used In
New Castle County for this year. All work
10 De done that may be left at Kyle's, Ninth
Poplar street, will receive prompt attention,
JACOB DEAKYNE
Regulator Of Weights and Measures.
Wilmington, Del, March 10, 1885. eod-om
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

.lNrlp TO FURNISH FRESH
~ FA.et A2r,e5l!i h on X ing strcot,3
2Orab'!oN 5'h, On marie; days, aud o.hsr
nes @5 Stipley rect. jys-lm
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

Env v,,YT-NEw STORE AND DwEI.
i,rr' s, Z. corner Of yrent and oiayton
a., .n.tsble sc- drug store. W. ..
Ihsr, ,,tY MsrEe: street.. lou
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

NT1NIEb-A HlEL FOR COOK AND
III .eaeial EngsewOrs, in country, four
les f 80 city, ~ railroad. Address, with
ferelf" "A b. Z, thi: office. iyl4.4t
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

DS cail at 7Oi T atnh.SS DRESSMAKINa
f ~, done by ns esnall street. Outing and
(E MN Terms moSds sra@1ss Tailor system
wv. 'fa'e' By MRS. Ia. =.
a21-eod
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

y EM0VAL - GkOOERS, BAKERS,
Fle'schmann & Co, original manufacturers
introducers and distributors in the 4 nited
states and Cauadas Of Compressed Yeast.
nave removed their Wilmington depot and
office nom sos King street to 2l9 West Ninth
street. m6-1m-eod
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15
ZOE RENT.

Rare OPPORTUNITY
kCR REHI i;Iys party party to dos good bust
Ia with n t.i u rpishing goods in lively
\ snd sent tIn , !, bitsnts. No composition.
70 Of 800 Id tsweIiIng for rent. Suitable
;,Sss ssa rent moderate ,, gcsssss'San
lined .teljyi, ri, GREEN. Newport Del
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

-,NT or SALE CHEAP ON
hUh h1ra corner stores, with stables
easy , eI%i rooms, hot and cold
. y sI 100 Rodney street. vi"
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

.nvNT or SALE. NO. 7ls MON
(Ok ME .trset; ri eight rooms and bath; hot
10. fps , rster, Apply to ). X. U. SEEiS,
col ,s, Tsu 90 west 9th street. jyc-u
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

Oupping and Loechins.
Mr.. and Mrs, Parker, 103 10. and 81.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

- sVNT-HUUsE OR STORE; 6
w mS No 8 East Fourth street. hp-
fgOT sjaiLInALl Fourth and Market
HATS
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

h. gyaT-MaCuINE SHOP, WITH
w @s nj pennsylvania avenue ana
i y.So, Apply on the premises.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

ENJh SALE-rhL SfUUk AND FIX.
Il lures Of a firstclsss grocery store; r. cd
location. Satisfactory reasons for selling,
Address AN erchant," this office. iy1t4ts
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

-,1I1-A THREE.STOhY BklOK
OS SoS Ss No. less van Buren, street, IS I'm ~
Y or'er. hpp,s " jy1tf
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

M AM D-LAliLS WANTING GOOD
~ 'Si.1o help can bs accommodated
~ 'o1ti a. tbc Wilmington Intelligence
Ehce H30rsuge rect al tt
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

EOK SALE-DR. WEST HAVING RE.
~ nnquished the practice OF hts PROBES
sion, oners at private sale the following
property, viz: large bay horse Yea re- old
perfeotly gentle, fearless OF engine or PASS
Ing train; will guarantee him safe and
SOUND; any woman or child Of Intelligence
ph@ton, only used three months. was made
70 order; piano body shifting to o wagon.
nearly good rs new, and one close carriage.
all 70 perfect order. The last two h ave moi
Doen run since they were thoroughly re-
TIN and Shipley streots. jye.tu-th-sa-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

top ReNT- Two ROOMS; ONE
|oh so,t On frat toor; has been occupied
L ,rsic "a an: with all convenienoes: APP
Al e04 French street,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

nv y,Nr-IEIRu STORY FRONT
W ~ n fs-n,sbed or uniurnished, with
,,,Nait sosrd, 7Us Market OF. d19-u
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

~ III, n y 10 FEED JOB
" i'eiaexle eLoed one preferred.
HEl,i y BRD.
l!H'E' is Fast Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

. az tD-A FAMILY TO TAKE A
Yi, J, 2yea!s nd, as tAeir own -pply
AL s2uta Van Karen street. iyll.a.t
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

u baoh a, oANAkY sihD VIII
a,i wifi bs fenOW spots. a liberal e
|ALI, P''d Tor It's return toJ. FKAr x
ie'6t
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

ENJh SALE-2 BULk WINDOWS.
z HIRAM YERGEh'S, No. &O7 Shipley
street. e2stf
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

tou sAI.E-A GOOD BARBER
oS nd No. coo W. FOURTH 81.
tl;I'
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15
FOB SALE,
TnOR SALE Oh ExOHAHaE-A N17

HfOK SALE Oh ExOHANaE-A MUM
e Der Of desirable houses, with ali ths
or building lots will DO taken in mart or whoiS
payment. Balances INDY remain on mort.
gage for years. Also building sites q All
parts Of the CITY for resido nces; ALEC mann.
faet1ring sites, especially adapted for mo.
Iooco Daslnesa, with IN ever-fowing stream
nom the b. q. F. Railroad. City tai one.
eighth the regular ratos. This properly will
20 sold Dy the acre or in smaller lots. nj
terms 70 suit purchasers. Also houses "a
rent oneap. THOS. M. OGLE,
~. To2 Fronch street.
VI ~. FORD, 9Th and Rodney. s2l.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

~ L,ss, mOH JAY UN ManKc
RuihO "A ,u a brown rubber ci cular cir
r H ENsT reward paid II retu ned
lenth and FRANKLIN stree,s
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

Fsna6 ,itsS, BEDS 20 cents and A. ri
---- = ~ no iy9lmt
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

1 ts ~. ON SATURDAY EVENING ON
b MISE, oal leading from Dupogt's mtlls
koQbe 49, A1r Of gold spe itaces. with
esarish y. rhe hinder Will be suitably
EIHi., sE '1 naI se same to j. q
aen at thu otce. n's' Or lsaS,ng
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

NV ~. Ia SPhkADk X TENDER.
ny nm piy 70 LIE pvsbY, thirteenth
anu s"ee''' iyla-It
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

NV 1914 YOUNG GIRL IN AN
Ase an1T nieaM Saloon. Apply at nels-
- . u'l ue aud Jtter;On street. 1885,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

NV As Ed BlAhDERS, AT MRS.
HhMshLNGkNS, No 4l2 King 81.
.eeoe, y ms Nhi hone COMFORTS. " -lmt
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

ceol, s.so1nshMkLY FURsIsHED
90 for Two ssp,isooty front room, with
|yi2d: s'Aleuel or man and wita
NICt, :" East 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-15

y blscs buI, ~ l. IA LARGE Ss-ra
ewIors SS ,n, away from nv farm n Is" -:
p viii hs s Saiy ON. ANY one ,a,nrn nsaI
slttla.ls:wsa suitably rewarded. '''urhing
j. Fl GOULD.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
u 80 w A& lut

~ rn""Nnr" "t 81 Al tt lhN Unnnr"i
A$"rmh'' ~ Nrn'h tnr"lln,, u gnnrtnl
""tr*""n,h IT l'"''"n' r'"l"r'v tot l"S"
nll"n Nl'l r"unni'rr 90 lnnuarY lni.
'N"i' w r"r8""n' r'"rr'lt muHl be
,"'n'Md tn' 'HNN''"n, "''h n'l rln'nE""
IN 'rNht .'nr" ''nn'w'y TT, $40 tn"",
'r n"trh ~ '"l niu% l'u''"E lln nh"y"
l'n" my "'''" ~ N"Nh"Iry "''l b" "l'nn
'"r ~" rrr"r'i", n' i"lutn" rom lHt
'Hn''''y \" "olh Frhi''nrY 1897, nnh Tor
f'r r'"n'"n''h"r ~ ,hSrnyris, "f M
Wnh",'%r" agent w'', "'t"'',' at llc "''
lowing rnr'H ~ ~" linr 'tcr'Ilhh:
No. 'nWhSh'r' M""""F' J"''''"'y 81,
II, ,r"Rn",nF'
no, - o"nu''''' ''cS'"y' '"h''"ry
''n. !" 'r"Sl"','H' -,
no. '""',+ +n,l'' M'"''cS""y january
"'n, VT b,.h'' ,n"'',,:
No." nwnsn'p, hirshay january
"'n. Ut ~ m"N' ,h",c.'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
J.a"E OF

,. H!a"i y-"IrptE. J. . 'i-r;tHr y hiclI is
"pneID.,'..c lu"u.&Dy". bu> il has Welded
1t t"' "n'a.'F" p:rr""'i" Df -wift'. Spc-
".E'~-:n" Enu"i %N Drrr the world. a3
r r. I's. b@n"y. I Wet Sorncr-
Yll'". - .... nc"r brttp.. wa. a!fa"kcd
e"r'.sH. ,.:.'s a"p with thi. hi,lrprl. black
',uWtoD. ;a.d w;- lrc:N"d w the best
Ir"rl:;!l ,;icrt. vino rrrlG n.'ynay that
:o' Gi.ca-n was :, st,rrirs Uf l.rpro<y aud
consequently juc,uablr. # IL inpoysi-
D.H - drecriyr hcr ,,lilrriuys. Nrrbody
from lhr crown Of Lrr head 20 ,l,c sole
y! nr, itrt wa Il In;tS5 ur L"c,y. Ihr nr> h
iOtLinp Un and lcnyiur yrral rayilrs.
JIni Gnpcrs ic4trrcd and yrycrnI uuIl!
dsoprnd oil 1T nuc time. IIrr limbs con-
l,"clrd by az. fearful ulrcra,,,u. and for
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
BACK 20 syy .suurpy;rr Egoyry,

ut -'.T A8V''t..
ih'ftccn years ago, last September,
"" selected as our adopted hcmc the
town OF Ncwhrrry. From that time un-
~ called TO fill position under one of
hef distinguished citizens at the State
capitol IN Columbia in Janua,y, 1888, we
shared The bjttcrs and sweets with her
best people. Dining onr temporary ab.
sshee We laYe done or bost to pcrfcrm
every duty deSolslng upon us, sti ing
~ AIf times t1 eOtdttrt llI, bus .css ol
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
EKlITOssI.iL NOTES..

The Presidents message to Congress
is worthy OF the author. w shall SPEAK
Of it further in our next issue.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
The Public Schools.

The report OF the State Superinten-
dr.. ot Education shows that there was
.enieI during the f3caI year 1881
1885 for teachers salaries 1919, $40. 90;
| for rent OF school houses, S2,S23.39; for
repairs S5,78l.45; school furniture $2,-
9zG.l0; for apparatus, $o77.s5; library
books $4,000; purchase 81 altos, $Jt2.6b;
building mhool hpuarG mad nnt
houses Slo,G3I8O; 'rayriinG ntprns,
| o. Of School Commissioners G',6,H,bO.
| per dicm OF inainbc,h u count Y
BOnrd nf Examiners n1bn.OO. "o,,niY
normal instiiu'oa ss,hHbbDs n'hrr rOra
poses 4 ai,o7GW, 1ulnl Amount rEponis
OIL tor tl,rEc inrrnane ~ lhn Nla'n slH''.-
nO3.aa. vitl m"rr than nnn.i,fih 81 ai lhn
tnSrh collected tn ,t,n Hthin tri state hni
county r',trrarR W Tito Na" hn,'Y
County iAh t"r h'hu'"va' oat,Ins ,., nht
! rnratra Aii, a3; erNHd rI,v,nieoiuuu,a'
hnlnrr entNpp. N,Np,ttNH "<i"",ra Il
Rehu,h runtutaah'naN atnNbN; rp f|,m i.t
mrmhrvs W o""WN hr,,As w W>Awi"rr9
@nn, t"M r>rN"iliWu bH IT,"
county atn,tD nt l,w nwvN,ul Nrm
Whlrh thhs Wn, ,"lN Waa WAlNUlNd 40
mll"wat ttrm thn tWv ml,l CAS- w.n'l
M wA( t\ AA,mANW n"m lnv,h"a
NNhrs atNt,w tNN MN,ftN ", mN
mN n m(nNrr tN thw v,wtN W ,M4 lWnd
W N,NEt ~ NNMhe, W ,wh'tp NvhvuLs
~ Nr"n''N NNNu,> N NWN',n Vt
" hitT ..,.',,,'N = n,th, NtI f,NnlN rin
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWRERRY COUNTY.

Ey Jnc"b u. Fcllore, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Pincknry NJ, Drnson hath
made suit TO me- TO grant him Letters Of
ADMINISTRATION ot the estate and effects
Of Charity Siudors, deceased.
ThcEo arc, therefore, To cito and adj
moniSh MI and Singulnr tho Kindred and
creditors Of tho said Dcnuis u. Som,
deceased, that they be and appear before
me, In the Court Of Probate, to be held
nt Ncwhcrry Court House, on tho 18th
day Of December next, after publlca-
ton hcrcC /, ut II o'clock In tho forenoon,
to show cause, II any they have, why tho
said administration should not be grant
cd.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
November Anno Domini 1886.
j. B. FEI1.ERS, j. II. n. c.
12-l-2t.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08
a Cnpiain'n Fortunate Discoyery.

Cnpt. Colcnnn. Hchr, Weymouth, plying be-
tween htlnntio CITY and n. j., hld D0rn
TO Hloop, ana was Induced TO try DR.. Kings
Now Discovery for Consumption, II not only
gave him instant rcliOi, but nllnyod tho u \
rcno soreness in his br"nst. MA children
wore aimiariv affected anu II single dOso h,,d
the bn'no happy ctfcot. Or. Kings New hi q.
Coleman household and on board tho soboC.
ncr froo Trial Bottles OF this Standard
Rcinody NJ Coiiold Lyons Drag Storo. 81.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08

. the department in such manner i
WQald make for our chief aud sell re-
or1 worthy Of the people who had hor
csed Us By placing the trusts Ia ou
bands. When we left Newberry it wa
with the Intention of returning at tn
end Of four years, as we did not care t
continue in the office more than fou
years, and then expected to engage IL
Sone business outside Of y public office
M"uy Ainduesscs were shown us during
oar >tty, and Inducements offered us tt
remain and become a citizen OF Column
bi&. h,it, step by step, we were led bncl
t. Newbc ~, until row we find our lol
cas- amoug the pr oplc OF Ncwburry
again. We left at the capital 8om0 Of
the best friends OF our life, and IN The
face of repeated kind Offers to Induce M
to stay and make our homo with them.
| We also had the refusal Of tho olirt
clcrkship-tlIc position wo hnd hrld Tor
! nearly four years. Whom tho prrarnl
Secretary OF State WA nominated, hnv.
ing decided before thu numlnntlu tu
give mp our position, we wrote 10 Mr.
Lcilncr, telling him ot onr drclslon, nv
that he might not irrl cmhar rassr,, so tnr
as We were concerned, III making hls AZ.
lection OF the clrrks III hin ,lrrnrt mrnt, !,
When W" received tho trllrwtnY vrry
Kind letter in reply:
toLrMnlA, Sc, Angnst 2ith, ,SSH,
4. &. J"""S, Esq, C"'"mhi,, =. {.
My DEAR S,M Your esteemed tavNr
Of 18TH inst. |" duty received. | cam
readily untrr$trnd aud arrrcriatc the
motive which irSpirrd your lrttrr, Nut
sincerely hope that your conclusion to
retire from your present ul'lrr WAS m Wv
way Influenced by che apprehension tina,
YOU were not acceptable to mo. lt vru
haI desired til" place uUdCr me, vow
Sh".i;L have had il without word, tNr,
'"'l"N" me when say, that Il has never
been my pleasure I" have met any ,,ur
Mh" has NOR" successfully gained my
respect auI confidence than Yourself, n
C"ntj|,"cH which. trust. Will ripcn into
~ ah;)nr friendship. Before my nom
inHt'"n heard il stated repeatedly that
N"u had made ny your mind to go out OF
"ti'"" with our mutual friend Col. Lips
comb, nuG !, was tnv this reason that |
lril"a, g. mention the subject Of Your re-
HM''in'mrMt 70 you while in Columbia.
'hHNA'nG N"n for yonv Kindness, and
N'>'fn- N"U abundant success in the
I. n. ..'U"'aIi>m.
~, yours trllN.
81 .".. Il, l,ErvNrN.
~. .'. "@ ld"' Thai VT had made this
&c.,. -. r.. Nn'' Ma. Iritne,. Ntt il is
b. .-- , t.
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WEDNESDAY,. DEC. $, 1885.
.HeW6eJyr, s. &.

GEHAS. -cue veal, 81; six months
IL; three months, 80 cents; two months,
81 cents; 0uc ulonln, 20 cCntS; siuyle
copy, ) eentS, payable in advance.
TERMS U% ApNnSrjSlNC,.--$l.DG ~ pG-
square thc first Insertion, aud 50 cts. per
square Tor each >UbSrGrlaus i"<er.io"
Hs9" \ square is tnc space OF uipc liacs
ofsolid BREWER type.
Notices in local column l25:. lcr linz
for each lnScrz ION iur ru' mp".", longer
ut inch rates, with - prr c"'t ali"i.
y rcaSonabl" rcdUCt,UU n de for al
vcrtisemcnts By che ttrrc, six, or Twelve
months.
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reduce the number Of Trial ,Ju>ticcs fer
Ne"oert! N"'h1S from thirteen /" hNe
mas It's advantages what is wanted is
the 1eWeSl number, the best service ana
NJ lalr Sal'rH.
Thcrc were twenty app,:rarts for thc
position Of ni.ht Waterman 4, IN, State
House, made vacant hv the death nf Mr..
Tim Crowly. The salary is 5000, y
year. Mr.. Jas. Il. wilkins ~. "f Marion.
Was appointed by Maj. l.,;rnnr on tho |
3rd instant
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29
TINE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Closing Business Of the SeSsiOn--A Com
mittee On Marriage and divorce.

The convention of the Protestant Episcopal
church in Chicago adjourned yesterday alter
noon. Rev. DR.. Franklin, OF New Jersey, offered
resolution that, looking toward restoration OF
American civilization attacked at its roots aud
for the stability OF the church, social purity and
order, natural good morals and in advance
ment of the glory of the Lord Christ, this house
will not abandon the subject Of marriage aud
divorce until legislation be effected In iuil ac-
cOrdance with the law OF God, ana appoint u
colIrnittee, to consist of three presbyt yters, one
OF which shall be president, and two ,aymen, 10
consider, during the next three years, what
legislation Is necessary and report to the ne xL
convention. Mr. Siark moved smen-
ment 10 strike out ali before the words "appoiat
q committee" The amendment was put and
lost, aud the orig insl resolution was adopted,
and the president appointed the following COM
mittee: The president and Rev. Dr,. Franklin
ana Gray and Messls. Gilbert and barker
Message No. 80 was received from ihe house
OF bishops II was ia favor OF the appoin tment
OF a depu,ation, consisting OF two BISHOPS, Two
clergymen anu two iaymen, 10 visit tue prOvin-
ciaI synod of Canada The message cou-
CURED in, and the president appointed Rev.
Drs. HarwoOd and Spfingieiio aud Messfs.
Prince anu Fairbanks as the deputatiOn.
Message "a Was in iavor oI appoin Ling st. An
drews day as an appropriate oay ior making
annual lnLercesSlon Tor all Chris iian missions
aud missionaries. 1t Was cVncurred in. The
convention adopted resolution changing the
tiou from January Ii 70 August d. Tue con-
ventiOn then adjourned and attended divine
service At Grace cnurcn IN tne AFTERNOON, when
q pastoral letter Was read.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

Secretary Manning at the Helm.
HE RESUMES CHARGE OF THE TREASURY DE-
PARTMENT TO-DAY-HIs HEALTH MUCH I'M
PROVED.
To-Day Secretary Manning resumed full
charge of the Treasury department. His expe-
rience since his return to the department. has
demonstrated that he has nothing to fear from
resuming the duties OF the Office. He has been
getting into harness gradually, and he has
found that his health improves under the pres
sure OF work. He began by coming to the de-
partment between IL and II o'clock and re-
naming at his desk for about two hours Grad
ualiy he has prolonged his hours, until now be
gets 10 the treasury not later than 1890, and
remains until nearly 3 O'Clock in the afternoon
Today ne TOOK entire charge OF the department,
relieving Acting Secretary Fairchi.d, feeling
While seated at his desk he looks to be In per
feet health. His complexion is good, his eyes
bright and his mind active. 1t is only when he
attempts to move that there Is any appe;irauoe
OF feeb,eness. The stiffness in his leg make, h IN
walk slowly and with difficulty, and makes
hinl look 10 be in a far worse condition than he
is. As q matter OF fact his health has improved
constantly since his return To work. It was Oh
Inc 23d OF March he was stricken down. and it
was not believed, until he actually appeared at
MS desk, that he would ever be able to act
again as Secretary OF the Treasury When
TAKEN from the department utter his fall he was
completely helpless. Now IL is thought that
aside from the stiffness of his limbs he is in
better health than when he first came % Wasn-
1ngton to enter MIR. Clevelaud's caDiueL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29
The Case OF Capt. johnson.

GEN. SHERIDAN DISAPPROvES THE FINDINGS
OF THE COURT-MA RTIAL.
general courtmartial order has been is
sued in the case OF Capt. VIM. s. johnson, re-
tired, who was recently tried by court-martiai
at Washington barracks on charges OF duplicat-
ing his pay accounts and of conduct unbecom-
ing an officer and a gentleman. The court
found him not guilty and acquitted him.
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan. who reviewed the pro-
ceedings, disapproved the proceedings, fluid.
ing and acQ ttal, and in the order which has
been issued says: "fhe court erred In declining
TO admit In evidence Il document purporting TO
contain. the fuA record oi the accused as pre-
pared by the War department, and which the
judge advocate sought to introduce alter tue
de,tnse had presented the military history OF
the accused as appearing in the Arn,y Register.
The accused having put his character in ISSUE
II WITS eminently proper for tine prosecution I'D
Introduce evidence inpeachiHg the same. That
the accused admitted the execu ion OF two sets
OF vouchers for his pay for the same month. Is
shown by the record; and the evidence also
shows that he allowed these vouchers to pass
beyond his control, SO that both were prese ted
ana paid. Wnile 1t appears that the accused
made certain private arrangements with the
persons holding his vouchers, yet the United
States was no party thereto and was in no
manner bound by them; and although there
may nave been eXtenuatlng circumstances and
the oVefdrawn pay was reIunued, 1t neverLhe-
less reinains that the government was exposed
To a fraud for which Capt. Johnson cannot be
held eXcusabie." The order releases Capt
johnson from arrest and dlssolves The court
notwithstanding the disapproval of Gen.
Capt. Johnson is now in the same position as he
before trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29
Blaine aud the Presilencv

Df"Iuc anu Ine FfeS1Oe0Cy.
SENATOR SHERMAN SAYS THE REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE MUST BE ABLE TO CARRY NEW
YORK.
In an interview at the Continental hotel.
Philadelphia, Wednesday, Senator John Sher-
man was asked AS TO the presidential con test
In 1888, and whether he thought Mr.. Blaine
would be the republican candidate. MIR. Sher-
man replied: 81 have not had any converse
tion with MIR. Blaine upon the subject. 1t would
be u oeilcate question TO touch upon. Ii Mr..
Blaine wants The nomination think he can
get IT. 1t Is for him to decide the matter. No
Candidate should be named without special
next national convention, 1 take it, rs 10 name
candidate who will be acceptable TO New
York. II Is TOR MIR. Blaine to decide whether he
can succeed in that state. II he should be Twice
beaten IL would be disastrous to nim. for that
would end him politically. However it is two
years of-time enough tor the moiding OF senti-
ment. haven't heard that MIR. Blaine wants
the nomination."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29
Against Civil Service Tests.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY LOCKWOOD WILL HAv
NONE IN HIS OFFICE.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY LOCKWOOD WILL HAVE
NONE IN HIS OFFICE.
A telegram to the Heraid from Buffalo, n T.,
October %. says: Daniel N. Lockwood, the
Buffalo democrat placed in Martin l. Town
sends shoes By the President, to-day took the
oath of office as United States district attorney
for the northern district of New York. He will
bring the office from Troy to Buffalo In a few
days. On being asked ii the applicants would
be put TO a civil service test Mr.. Lockwood
said: "Not Inuch. There is no civil service nom
sense attached 10 this Office shall f1nd out
the men VINO are in my opinion best fitted for
the ofnces. Mr.. Lockwood makes MS debut at
Auburn ON November 16, and will try the in
dlctments pending against several Knights OF
Labor who are charged with boycOtting Bing-
hampton cigar dealers. These are test cases of
considerable Importance.