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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19
A HIDEOUS CRIME
A Young Chinaman Brutally
Murders His Friend.
STABBae HIM FIFTEEN TIMES
The Remains OF the Dead Man, Who
Mas Also a Chinaman. a Horrible
Sight Robbery the Cause
$500 Secured.

Bo-roS. July ls.-Ling Chong, a celestial.
has for some years kept laundry at 5Os5
Shaw1ut-ave. lie had accumulated con
siderable money and was TO sell out next
week and return 10 China where be left Il
wife and child. Last night at about II
o'clock, a young Chinaman Of some nine
teen years Of age, who was evidently
known 20 Chong, but seems TO have
been stranger 10 every body
else in the neighborhood applied 20 Cnong
for nights lodging. ChOng gave up his
bed 20 the boy and betook himself to the
window sill. About 3 clock this morn
ing a. near as can be determined. the young
man arose and deliberately murdered his
beneiact0r. stabbing him fifteen times IN
his left side, neck, face. leg chest and abdo-
men. Ch0ng was found an hour or
two later lying dead on the tioor in deep
puddle anade by his own blood His bow
els protrnded, and the principal arteries and
the spine were severed. The wounds We're
from two to four inches in length and
depth His trunk had been ransacked and
about 500 taken. There was no clew to
the murderer
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19
JIM BLAINE OF MAINE
he Van Open tie Republican
Campaign ia that State.
TIE BER0CalIS EGitl.gcLl ACTIVE
ne Fronib'iienls.s isaia fi.s s..trs ~
% ro~er, ano ths Esp-5lcsa
leaders Pern.ekea Ats.
ctlns Campaign.

Afeosls Ae sails ls- Be,a part IS IL
ihis siate are preparing CO hrief am.
paigu. The k-pabll5an. have iasi oa.e-
pie.ed seeoad laafass al fAe state. aad
theif opponents ssserl tlai li saoe.s tlsf he
floating Vols haias tae lslsaae ~ p59-r
The 'eeiinE iasar ai sIr.iehl xoie u
support ~ prahImnaa occasions more
doset ana Ierp..Kis ia fhs ninds Il
tAe hept.tlesn isaters llan sax.
thing else lle vote ior Cara. rsea.bs-
ZIONIST elI ls iares AZ Bi.i,.
~iii of.en tae oaunaien FIR iae Rsputlicsns
a. Tor sand 80 laesias. Aasl-i l0th ~ =
great eech. iicl ar is no9 ,ssen.r.i,s.
ils Neintstftile campaign Is atiu. illnsas.i
mona ihs hts4.iuariee af 4le 1lmnlift@f
which hafe oeea established 81 NaieriIie
and a crowd li clerks 81 constantly enea.s..l
in seuinE out documents and ofs.ra.is.
insi.iiie hepe aul eut'i ..,la-,n la lhs fanks
oi ilc .'enscIsts. aoa ,fstatir.e ca the
stump ~ begin e.rif ia AueasI aud etli
De- kept np ta election dap
senator VOORHEES, laa1fesslarn Calfins
aud Leferiul. 0fnfnsi NcNahtn aud t,..l.
oiiei fr.loss ai ArN ora alil o.h..r f.raal.
lleDi lieuucr.fs fam oli af aailts ulf IS
invited 90 speak NaiI- ise ie4alnr nra.a-
cratic sitasefs is hAlne sli likewise te
beard cn ile stamp. Tee rrti wi. H.
Harn aul exciting
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19
i PRETTY ROMAN e.
& Milkman Msrries His Old Sweetheart
Whom He Len Behind Thirty
two Years Ago.

Fox CREEK, Me. July ls.-A romance in
real life eliminated in Bingham. Thirty
two years ago Abrsm O. Savage, a young
man, became engaged TO Miss Favilla
Claiborne Savage went TO Nevada, neg
lected writing to his affianced. and she.
thinking him lost to her. subsequently
married William Bassett. Their welded
life ran smoothly for time
but At length ne went to
Colorado. Unpleasant rumors Of her hus-
band conduct reached the wife. and inves-
tigatiOn proved their truth, a separation
and division of property was agreed upon
Mrs. Bassett returned 10 Bingham aud a
friend Of Savage wrote the latter incden-
tally mentioning the misfortune OF
his old love. Savage, who had
become millionaire, az once
started East saw Mrs Basseit
renewed his offer of marriage. and after
thirty-twO years OF waiting the early en-
gagement was AZ once terminated BY a quiet
wedding The couple have just started for
the Pacific slope. followed by the best
wishes Of the entire community.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19
GONG 80 cAL,soRia.
The Del gstio" Wee ~tu R~pre-. "a ne
VALLEY cts 81 the -Nauaosi Ia
camrrn.uf nf see a. A A.

Tie members ai tle 70 a. Il are aniici-
paiins rayal welcome 81 the bands of
heir San iranci-eo camrai,f. ani f.r,para-
tions are ahoai completed far ihe INVASION
Of ihe pac.le osa.t 6ranc Rapids VIII be
represented hg Eher Rice. W. d. Frosf. IA
b. Clark and X e. Ifacf the frsi tuo II
whom vail lesve for CHICAGO Tacsdav night
and b. joined Thursday bg ine ether fvo
sfragsiers The rhernaa house wIf f.o
made temporary headquarters and next
Friday al nooa Tie Grand Army train
vii start oa ifs tour acr0.s toe c1un.
us The local Quar'efis vii mess
together, and under tle ahia eYs of Com
mlssary Sergeant Eaer nothing Ia The eat
ing and drinking line wll be oYerIpoks9
The fuess chest is s. auveifg in Its Wap
and viii weigh When complete about
t~o hundred poands. pu SATURDAY. most
81 the contents We're purchased. and : re-
porter pss permitted Yesterday 10 see fbe
preclous goods packet hsay AZ near a.
can be remembered the Wei and dry roods
were ~ foilows riK quarts coRnac brandy.
one pound ot crackers. one case 20 hoftiei
beer tao iaave> of bread one box ~
cigar- four plugs of tobacco one can ~
pressed corn beef fsl bottles ~ claret enc
can % peaches one gallon whisky.
three pounds iuei beef aad
one bottle ~ Mumms extra drv They
may nnc trouble in getting rt of the food
before reaching Frisco bal Sergeant Rice
has taken The rnecauiien O. have in feaii-
ness additional supplies nf bottled goods al
Las Vegas. >au Diego and i1tsrueiisie
points. The delegation RNl Be- absent
about siN wefke and promise 30 go credit
O. ile cry and STATE fheY represent
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19
HALF A MILLION Loss
4 Disastrous Fire Ia the Lum-
Der Districts of ST. Louis.
TWENTY MILLION FEET DESTROYED.
Tns FIRE 5Jra4ng al MldN'gh; But
Under Controi The Cause
OF the FIRE sad 10
b. lncendiay

81. Loc.-. No. Jalv Is "A. % ciock this
afternoon al alarm cal.el the lire depart
msnt % th- too, of Bremen avenue. whore
are situated tae .am1sr yaris of the knapp
Scout Llmo-r Company TIE ire vas by
tAis Iime raging herce!y bra the northwest
portion oi ,ar yards a general alarm was
a. once scot 10. and the entire available ap-
paratls ot the t-parmen. brought 20 the
spot. Despite all efforts t0 say .he progress
81 ile dames. b AS impossible 10 do sOi
lnul aoOlt rN0 tlIris ui lne ares 0f sixty
tiers occupied was burned over. ana also
tNrnty million feet I'd lumber DESTROYED. The
loss viii prJaabiv amount o. 300 100 par
tally insured At eleven o'clock tonight
che tire is under control aud viii PROBABLY
be- suodled with 40 further loss than above
stated The Knapp o.Ou- Company is
tne oldest iuraoer concern 10 the South west,
and vii sutfrr severely a. the dock COLI
sumed cannot be repia-ed in time for their
Fall trade. which is very heavy. IL Is sup
posed % De the work of an inceudiary, as
there were Do wo,kmen In the yard
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19
Ler sKlpPeRs TReMBLs.
THAT New treaty Ss1ms To he Pact but
th-rs l. Much Misery En-
cireiiug It

WAsaINGros. July Is Nothing OF an Of
dcial character can yet be obtained respect
ing the neS extradition treaty which ap-
pears to be contemplated between the Gov
ernments Of The L United States ard Great
Britain, excepting that no such treaty has
been signed here, but that 50 nething IS be-
ing done In this direction is evident from
tue manner 10 which The officials respond
% Inquiries bearing upon the subject. IL Is
believed the draft Of the document Is COM
p'ele bat - neiler 10 remains an the depart
meuf % state Or mas been scot % the : mare
cannot D definitely settled Although it is
reasonable % suppose that 20 Is not before
the Committee on Foreign Relations MEM
oers OF the committee. however, viii not
a1imir that 10 IS true. The committee is ex-
pee "a tp meet early this week when some
fIriher les-l5 5pments are looked Tor IN COR
uert ~ wifh Jne mysterious documents.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19

..sa a-acr y - ls costly hotel A-IaaatIs =
iIes ierl lte sighting b4ek aua sre DONG
So
Ihe raltaay has prop.ise,l as a. alulnsti-st
taat All 1lAls land - al resorts
Ihe I4rk A-=et-suon propose tlat tle
slaaftsea rln exclusively o. the fark lolk
fram Holland al1 that fle Queen
~ rhe Lakes sad the George i
Sagitae Fuu between Holland Ottawa
beach ali Scott, Tie Qaeen and tle
saFiiase are running quietly olt make no
Stops at Park cuck. lhas ntQe-siIaung The
use af fse-ceut ferries to reach ibe Para
4uer being landed 81 Ot'aSA Beach EA-
clrsianisIs are dis2usted with tbe eti .disa
warfare between the boats and mlcl harm
Is being done Go the resorts by its couun-
nance
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19

.. Ned Bnuilin~." tb~ Great story Hrit. r,
Dies Of Heart rissase-A SlS.tch
90 al Career


STAMFORD. \. Y. July Is Edward = c.
Judson Ned Buntinel. the story-sriter.
died Of heart disease al has home here Fri
dag afternoon. He was "a years Of ago.
When twelve wears old be entered zoe gov
eminent service as an apprentice on board Of
a man-of-war. A year la.er President Van
BGren sent him commission ~ midship-
man Cor meritorous conduct in rescuing the
crew Of boat run down by Fulton Ferry
boat on East river Young Judson was a.
signed "a the Levsut. Other mld-hipmen
refused 10 mess with bin because he had
been common sailor before ihe mast. aud
while on the way % Join the Gull squadron
be challenged thirteen Of them io fight.
Some withdrew their refusal and asso.
ciated with bin. bat he fought seven Of
them, one after another. IN Florida New
Orleans aud Havana. escaping with
out a scratch himself but marking four of
bis antagonists for life. From thai Tune on
his reputation a. one % The besi shots i1
the United Scales was established. "Ned
Buuiline' probably carried more wounds
o.i fi- sdv than any other living Amen
can II bed 90 Ais rgal knee = ballet re-
reived n Virginia. and had twelve wounds
ishicted by sword. shell and gun. seven of
Wlich were got IN battle. lc was NOT eiu-
Gates FOR the army and navy The title 81
Colon,i came 10 him as chief 81 scouts la
the rebellion Of iSai g.
His irsf story "rhe Captains Pig. was
published in tho Kaicko5srke Magazine.
under the pseu6onym 81 "Ned Buuilne.
m 1883 when IN his fifteenth wear This
sketch brought noforieiy Co the Young
writer and fighter. who subsequently re-
oeivei a. high ~ $50 COO wear Tor ibe pro-
duce of his brain and pen. For many years
his income as a story writer brought hifn in
10000 annually. tie once earned 81 800
10 ri. weeks and az another lime uuder
pressure. wrote book of SIX hundred and
ten pages ia sixty-fwo hours scarcely
sleeping or eating during that Tine
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19

DAiv.ni. the Jap oi Japs. closed his
week engagement last nlebt a. P0acrs'
opera hoase to a fair zed audience He il
truly a wonderful sle.ghi Of hand performer
and uFcler During fle iuicrmissi0n
Messrs. J. Coniev and = Rogers sang a
duet entitled Flow Gentle DeFa in hns
sisie, bringing larfh en- enoare Nr Rogers
then SANG None Yer. which brought forth
another encore It may be- interesting 10
know that u Aivini j. 'facknef having
been born within ssund Of Bow beiis .u the
little village 81 london.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19
CAST UP BY rAe SEA.
A scrap OF Paper Fouad In the Atlantic
tbss Nay MrAn a Terrible
Disaster.

sAco Ne. July ls-The crew Of the
schooner Lady Tho-ne, Of Cape Porpoise,
Capt G. " Wakefield, recently picked up
read as follows. Run into by ocean
steamer in mi3-Atlaunc March l9 We
wil sInk Ia a few minutes. Our bark
sailed from London the l3-h Of February.
We have no hope Please publish this in
the newspapers ON the other side could
be read the words. "hillevankin. Captain
Linsen. and The words Il am late The
writing IS very poor aud bears evidence Of
great haste sud nervousness.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19

lie Thr> atens tho London Police and re.
fnses 60 stop speaking or be
Arrssfer

LoNDoS July lS.-In response to = call
issued last week lsrge body II Socialists
met At the junction Of Bell-st and Edcwar
road today williams. the Socislis, leader
who WAS concerned in the Trafai gar square
meeting and the subsequent rio;. wss con-
spicuousy the head and front Of the gather
ing The police ordered The crowd 20 dis-
perse. Williams refused % obey the order
and the crowd upheld his refu.si Williams
msde a speech in which he sail that If fbs
police persisted In their policy ~ disgersing
meetings. the. vogl1 drive tie Socialists
into secret unions. which would become q
source Of terror 20 the governing Glasses.
The police apparently uncertain a. o. fhe
made no arrests
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19
He WILL DIE FIRST
The Gland Old Man VIII Still
Battle for Ireland.
THE 0lO SOD MUST Be FREE
Gladstone interviewed 10y frerch
Journalist, and sfe SPEAKS Win
Decision and Fifmness
ci rs Work

PAaIs. Jaly ls-Ls Pus publishes an
interview which one of iis writers hal 0ilh
Mr. Gladstone. ia which the iau,r .s made
@ say. ~rae Liberals Who are folioeine
nae, and the Irish meuaers. constitute a
be- an the lees possible % disregard
hecagse among The siciors afe some eho
are perhaps ifss lndlsposed than Is believed
20 enier tte path oi thorough reform iu
Ireland III J listened 60 The waning ~ age.
would retire from pgalic iiir. bal :
slouid oe committing "a guilty action in
abandoning tie leld after raising 50 much
ire and inspiring 80 much hope lf did
nOt seek a. agpea>e fle one and "a isfV ile
other J have worEed ali my iiie fo deliver
a suffering people and J mean 20 ole a.
have lived
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19
TO BE KNIG4rEO.
James Service, the Leading Statesman OF
Australia visits Boston oE Ills
Way to England.

BosroS. July ls-Hou. James Service.
Who hss been Premier Of Victoria, the rich
est colony Of Australia. arrived Ia this city
Service reached this country about two
months ago and has sp-nt 49, time SD far
seeing a. much Of ifs wonders as he could
in so shorr period. He has been through
ths yosemite valley and m ale a flying visit
t1 New YORK snd Canada Hr Service i
undoubtedly che leading statesman of Aus
f-aIia up to fle present 4ag. and is nov on
h "a raF t1 England to receive the honor Of
ku rafaord from the 9ieeu.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19

HfH aaE 20 ttt Taos 81 ar rsl.lr
Be- a-saFef ~ fne HaUICs. -
lF altorass -enen. laV Haael fl tf
fs.eI teuiu~aIa a taAe stIrt ll itt
a.-lttr ena q he cat eec0re fne nun.lna.
tson ior hImstlf i.e Nlii ilslsi au u,.alint
fae man Naiar a b Nasol aad faauas
y oltrr nI tal- f.fT are larnf'f atl-
tieae1 vel harr ~ t4a ,aa'ss
t4s shiel tis easter ln flt riDE. ~saatar
Apan. If Nuskrson q. uflta tF lls
fisflas o. 4',es ls name a. he tFersli be-
iHs tne convention. aat sfil. ei.t oalll-
oaies are legion aud a. .i IS Yal earif ln
ite eanitsiEl. sialcs ~ nste mes te fftkfu
aad things changed aroaad. lae HsIs arr
before lhe rrnIie. if ls lar Itsu Ia .ala-e
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19

Two fri-hmen Engage in the Manafac
turc of Dynamite At Cork
and are Killed.

CORK July is-An explosion occurred
this afternoon in a di.used hoase near the
residence of man named Crawford q
short distance from the cify. tearing the
hailing to atoms The dead hp1ies af tao
men. emp.o ees of Cra0forf vore taken
from fhe debris in a frehti1ilv naueied
condition. 10 IS supposfl-fhev were en-
Eagei ir ihe manufaeiure ~ dynamite
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19

Yes. said Aimy H. Grand. "i shall ofen
my regular season October isi ~ pow.rr'.
but - means ~ wearing the rust Oh
from my COMPANY shall make two stands.
probably BiF Rapids and Msnisiee. the pre-
ceding DAYS -. y b ls bound a. b. .
winner. and don rou fargef d. J viii give
Won the ro1ie Vert short y flf mv ime IL
about I'll fifef
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-19

Il would appear thai SAM Jones thinsis
for noioneiy. fo a certain extent 81 ieasi
In conversation uifh a geniiefasn ou the
grounds the other dar be remarked / AN
worth 500 dsr n0v if ] can get enough
rewsosrer a6farfsine In sson be wefih
g. o11 8sg and flen 3 eo to Europe 49,
~ fotf ff1ner1 f'ess
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-04-14
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Tie local option election al
West Point. Va, to day resulted
in a victory lio.. tie dry ticket by
A majority OF .!6. il Il vote oiS15.
Rocky Mount, Franklin county,
has Increased the license for blt-
rooms 10 @@G0. Five persons h;sve
asked the Judge Of the court Tor Il
ccnSes.
Mass=mentinss osannouncel 10
l,esheil during April IL q number
Of, Virginia counties to iGilorSc She
recommendation of Soy. Lee for
+hc payment of AL State taxes III
money.
Tic election in W-ytheville. on
Saturday, resulted in favor OF tile
Local 0plionislS. by d majority OF.
3G, cut of Il vote OF SOS
1t !Floyd Courthouse. tie
..NetS" carried the day by about
!! to /.
The trial Of Dr. White. who ran
Us an independent tor Die Senate
in Washington eounay last year,
tor Ike attempted assassination OF
Judge G. ". Ward, 4 Democratic
e,jiserwlio commented upon MIN
.buS vc!y, resulted in :! verdict
lnt guilty Of assault on!Y, and
fixing Tie fine al 1910.
Gov. Lee has decided to order
s;siiat The uniform and equipments
OF lie Virginia volunteers shat be
Identical with these prescribed fox
Tie United States array. substitli-
eng cadet gray ior Blue in the UNI
form eoat, and the Virginia stat
button io! the Un;,cd States but
ron" This does net charge any
existing uniform except that {"
field ard Si;,ii officers. but become,
eQaru!Sery Whenever . company
orders Il new uniform.
The ely consolidating abolished
ihe ci.ain gang, or Monday, To-
the first tine for ever y quarter o
a century, the streets az Richmond
uere cleared by hottest laho"e:.S
3;;tay attempts have been male f
bfeai, up Il lie ciiaii! gang, bGf Unit
lie matter MAS taken up hS Iii
Knights Of Labor little attention
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.5ea Schedule CT 2. Il. {: i. Rai,so..i.

: "a Schedule cf;,. x. & 3. Railco.id
In.ier lie new schedule ct Tx
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
iaaorc k..ilicad Company. which
Went into eject en- Sunday, Tic
IIii inst. a new express train WAS
added 10 Che service OF that road
between poiN;s on fire Delaware
and Mary land Peninsula, and Bal
tiDorc. It will leave points on the
Delaware Railroad ans! its branch
* at a seasouable lionr in lLemorl!-
ING. run through via Porter and Ne.
v-a!.k to Baltimore. arriving there
at 11.l0 y. N. X returning train
CT like character will leave Balti-
nor" at . so Z. H., ;nGirun through
ty he same rotate, delivering pas
sengcrS At the station in lie terri
tory mentioned above, illus en-
aiding tie residents of Southern
Delaware and the l5astera Shore
TO leave home in the morning.
spend several hours i'll Baltimore
ana return s;me day, ifso disposed.
Tire ira lis will OF ~ stol, at pfonli-
uent Stations between Baltimore
and Newark, aud will run through
to points OH the Delaware Division
without change.
This is the most important step
ever attempted toward securing
FOR Baltimore Il closer communica.
ticn with her neigiborS OF The
Eastern Shore. and it cannot fail
to prove OF cnormous advantage
10 both sections. Localities which
lave heretofore depended on the
uncertainties OF transportation by
water are placed in quick and sure
communications with Baltimore,
business relations will be establish
ed on 4 tirmer basis, and the conf
nerci;il ties. which naturally obtain
between the two communities must.
become cloS"raS acknowledgements
is Facilitated The people of the
two sections will not be slow to APP
preciate the benefits which the en-
ielprisc OF the Company beStows
upon them BY this arrangement.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-04-14

Mr.. Clevelands policy Of loin9
what lie plcaScs without he least
reference 10 the wishes CT Tie pee
lie who raised him 10 his exalted
position seems to he hearing fiiilt.
On I'LL sides Tie low muticl;rgS OF
aiigry discomfort are heard. IN.
less q speedy charge OF front is
made Mr.. Cleveland Will probably
find himself in the same picdica-
ment Andrew johnson dia-iso-
lated 10 the extent of having no
parry following whatever. "Stlslws
show Which way the wind blows
IN Madison. Wisconsin. the home
Of Postmaster General Villas, tie
usual Democratic majority OF Ice
to- $50 has, under the operation OF
Dir. Cleveland's "do as ! please
policy" Changed to 500 Republican
majority. CINCINNATI has gone
largely Rcruhlicanasa consequence
oi C!cvelandlsm-and SO with ev"
ly election Of importance since Tie
adoption of this pernlcious doc
trine. There are obligations to
country, and there arc obligations
to party. 1t is the belief of
every true and honest Democrat
that the best interests Of the coun
Try demand that 1t shall be Gov-
crnod by laws in accord with Dem
ccratic prilcipleS-and that Demo
Gratis are the lest and only men
who should administer these laws.
Obligation to country requires Tie
laws TO lie faithfully executed--ob
legation toparts, demands that party
men shall be chosen to execute
them. Mr.. Cleveland, il we Judge
lay his acts, has a "do us please
policy AT variance with all his. /
may be well to remind him that
Democratic conventions will soon
be III ordcr-and they will be APT to
speak out very plainly. We are
mol oi those who believe Alr t'ievr
Iand is Nlillill@ the party -i,ut=we
are Impressed with the idea that
Mr. Cleveland IS committing poliii
ral hari-kari, and the Democratic
parlyls well enough advised rot to
tIrS,IC an Inquest.
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NEiiS II BRIEF.

l.x-iirs;dent Chester y. Arthur,
Is seriously III. rs SISTER, Mrs.
Mol1lroy. OF Albany. is constantly
BY lis bedside. ana bis physician
visits Ian oi!ce 81. twice every day.
The people Of South Carolina, ha
a recent decision CT the Supreme
Cont OF tie United States, have
been saved the payment Of about
two million dollafS ioi bandSwlicll
were ira!dnlcn'ly issued during
TIE era OF corruption in that State.
lghc whole anomt OF money cx-
United States. for rll5!ic schools.
WIS 500 G00.0ue, oi which sixteen
S;ci.ile!n States expended 21l00a.
VGG. lii 1889 flle whole amount ex
Ncnac;i tol he same purpose. was
S76.4G0. 9G0. vi which HE Soutllvrn
States expentied SO SEQ, 000.
Secretary Manning is reported
10 be progressing tavorahiy toward
a compile recoye!r,and II is be
lie1cd by those nearestto him that,
lie has no set backs, he will be
shle 10 reSumc the general direc-
zion OF the iloaSlly Department.
before tic hot weather begins, ana
to take up his, daily office work
again Immediately af-el'a summer
vacation. 20 do so earlier would
te in tlte judgment OF lis friends
both imMltdeni ana UNNECESSARY,
ia yiewoiille condItionoi complete
LESS 10 which he had brought ;ie
reorganization and HE principal
ai.iu;ll work Of he treasury.