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A LETTER FRox
MADAME ADELINA PATTI NICoLINI
CRAro Z Nos CAsr1x oox II

CRAIG Nos CASTLE ock IL
Unjust repeat once more my belief that there nepev
has been anything equal in merit to the Rscanisr
Preparations. my skin II 90 immensely improved by
their II has grown smooth and 40 fair that
need not dread old while these magic inventions Of
yours exist. Oct. 31-I use Cream. Balm. and Lotion
day Of my life. and could not exist comfortably
without them. Recamier Soap also 10 perfect.
thought other soaps good. but had never tried the
Recamier. shall never use any other. II far sur
passes all toilet soaps. London, Dec. 1 hear the
Princess of Wales Is delighted with Rec amier Prepare
tons. / shall certainly recommend them to Her
Royal HRhness when next her. I send you an
autograph letter to incose to the Princess of Walea
Later from span-I cannot tell you how anxious
am to do AL can for the Recamier Preparations.
tell everyone here in Spain how much they have done
for me. have spoken to the Queen about them. and
when get to South America hope to find letter
from you telling me how can best you there.
do want to help you. for 1 am convinced your Recs-
mer Preparations the greatest boon invented
could not comfortably endure day without them.
ADELINA PATTI NICOLINI
You can have Q beautiful complexion by usine the
Recamier Cream provided you avoid all cosmetcs 1t
will remove the damage caused bv cosmetca It will
remove pimples liver spots backheads and redness Of
the skin. Any Of these imperfections on . woman 3
face il equivalent to q painted sign. saying: This
woman il unceanly in her personal habits she does
not think it worth while to make herself attractive"
Send for free sample Of Recamier Powder. Harriet
Hubbard Aver. So Para Place. New York. SET
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Catarrhal DAxerRs.

To be freed from the dangers of sufocation while
lying down. to breathe freely sleepsoundly and unds
turbed to rise refreshed head clear brain active and
free from pain or ache: to know that poisonous
putrd matter dees the breath and rots away the deli
cate machinery of SMELL and hearng to feel that
the system does not through its veins and arteries.
suck the poison that IL to undermine and de-
stroy is indeed blessing beyond all other human
joyments To purchase immunity from such . fate
should be the object Of all afflicted. But those who
have tried many remedies and physicians despair of
lief or cure.
SASfoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase of
Catsrrh. from simple head cold to the most loath-
some and destructive stages 1t Is local and constitu
uonal Instant in relieving. permanent In curing,
safe. economical and never-failing.
SASFoRDs RADICAL CURE consists Of one bottle of
the RADICAL CURE. one boz of Catarrhal SOLVENT,
and one lMPHovKD INHALER all wrapped in one pack.
age, with treatise and drectons and sold by all drug
g1sts for 81.
PoTrKR DRUG CHEMICAL Co, Bos TON,
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. REMARKABLY CASE


THE WILL KNOWN CARLSBAD sPRUDRL SALT
PROCURED FROM THE NATURAL SPRINGS
OF CARL BAD. BETTER THAN ANY
OF The SO-CALLED BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIES.
The cashier of NJ. Gugrenheims sons, o. and %
Franklin street. one Of the largest import houses In
the United writes under date Of June so 1855
follows:
For years I have suffered from sbscesses which
always formed the back Of my neck and had to be
from time to time to obtain relief used all sorts
of blood puriners but without avail The sbsceeses
until my physician advised me to use the genuine i'm
ported Carlsbad Sprudel Salts powder forml used
this for about four weeks and since that time have
been entirely free from the disease. Ny complexion
cleared. and have enjoyed good health since
cannot speak too highly of this really valuable remedy,
and have recommended Il to all my frisnds who also
Yours very respectfully, / MEYE1o
The Genuine Carlsosd Sprudel Salt Powder ID put up
in round bottles Each bottle in paper cartoon
and has the seal Of the city Of Csrsbsd and the sns
ture Of Eisner Mendslson Co.. Sole AeontD, around
the neck Of every bott All others Worthle int
tations. Pamphlets and Dr. Toboldt's lecture mailed
free upon application. EISNEh NENDELSON Co.
Barclay st.. N. Y. Sole Asents. aul-m.wh
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'NorH,Se LIKE THrx-

10 the verdict Of all who take Ayef>s Pn1A
Promps and effective in their action. thsy lssvs
no ill-efects. and may b administered TO old o.
young. Hsrbsrs Eiwell Of East sasinsw. Mich.
says: Il was c great sufferer from constips-
ton. Headache, and General Debility. Ny skin
was yellow, and had constant pain in my sids
and back Other medicines failing. took three
boxes of Ayers Pills snda cured"
Twas severely .fiicted With Dyspepsis and
Enls-xement of the Liver. most Of the time b.
ing unable to retain any solid food Three boxes
of Ayers Pills cured me. "-Lucius AexandsR.
Marblehead. Mass.
AYERS PILLS,
PREPARED by Dr. J. C. Aver Co. Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists and De aiers in Medicinal
mh13
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A CHILD BE.TEs 10 DEIrH--A story Of borr1bl

A CHILD BEATEN TO DEATH.-A story OF horrible
cruelty, which may result In the lynching OF an
inhuman negro, II reported from Anderson County.
;. G. On the plantation OF Willard Wright lives
negro named Plnckney Shell In his numerous
family were several stepchildren. Last Friday
morning one q them, d CHILD OF two years had
Committed some Jnfilng Oneuse, which aroused
Tue anger OF the stepIaJher. lie seized a heavy
suck and beat the child, raining blows on It's back
anu head and shoulders without mercy. The child
yelled and creo fearIu ly, Uut its entreaties had
no effect on The reckless and enraged parent, who
belaoored The helpless child until IL became un-
CONSCIOUS Fifteen minutes after he had ceased
his merciless beating the child died shell II IN
jail strongly GUARDED The people q the neigh
bornoOd are IA, My indignant and vow vengeance
against the brutal steplather.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qtlGglanS 10 The Star.


Ats RrOgfam for the Present Week.
lHDrAFAroLIs, sept. 2-Gen. Harrison will pass
DAY OF comparative quiet, a. no large visiting
delegations are expected to-day. After couple
down TO his once this morning accompanied by
MS law partner, W. II. H. Miller. The state fair
having closed the Of the city have resumed
tneir normal appearance during the present week
enHarrfson viii receive the following delegations
Io-morrow Tuesday) viii arrive large delega-
tion from Wabash City and Peru. On wednesday
and the Foraker Club OF Columbus, will De re-
eeived. On Thursday Q delegation from Xenia,
OHIO. and large crowd from Fountain County,
Ind, are expected.
The committee have reserved Friday a. day Of
quiet for the general
sat9roay. the 18th, VIII De given up 70 the en-
With this program It will be seen Gen. Harrison
has the busiest week thus far OF the campaign Do
fore him.
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shutting Out the Chinese.


THE BILL INTRODUCED By SENATOR STEWART TO-DAY.
bill introduced by Senator Stewart to-day d.
reefs the President to inform the Chinese govern
ment that the maintenance OF peace and good
order Of the people OF the United States requires
the abrogation OF the treaty stipulations between
China and the United States so far as they relate
to the entry or residence In the United States Of
Chinese subjects
The bill prohibits the entry of any Chinese into
the United States, except diplomatic and consular
omcers (whO shall not be detained at any port at
which they may land), and Chinese offlcials, STU
dents merchants, and travellers for curiosity.
Students, merchants and travellers shall only
be allowed to enter at designated points,
and shall be required to bring with them the per-
mission OF their government to come here
This permission and their personal identity shall
be evidenced by duplicate certificate made out
by the representative OF the United states at the
Gates shall be kept BY the Chinaman and one by
the master OF the vessel on which he sails Both
cer1cateS shall be surrendered to the collector OF
customs before the Chinaman IS landed and q GER
putes as to the right OF Chinese to land are to be
settled by the collector OF customs, subject to
review by the Secretary OF the Treasury.
All Chinese now In the United States shall be re-
Quired within six months to secure certificates Of
country after that period without certificates OF
identification or registration, shall be deported
from the United States to the country whence
they came. All Chinese leaving the United
states shall be required 70 surrender
sailing: the secretary Of the treasury is given
authority to appoint of1icers to execute the pro-
visions OF this act, and also to prohibit Chinese
setting within certain (nOt namely distance OF
made for the punishment OF persons found viOlat-
Ing any clause OF the act,
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LBAVkS OF 0OVkhNMBNT PRINTING OFFICE ENPIOYESs
The First Controller Of the Treasury has rem
dered a decision to the effect that employees OF
the Government Printing ONCE cannot get the
benent Of the thirty days annual leave authorized
by Congress until the expiration OF q year, d
that meantime the employee must have served the
year. The decision contravenes the express will
OF Congress which was that the thirty-day leave
all employees entitled to the latter should have the
former. In order that they might get the benefit
OF the longer leave the appropriation to pay for
time consumed by leave OF absence was doubled.
Under the nfteen-day law $4,000 was appro-
prfated, but as soon as the thtrty-day law was
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4 Glress RorilOus F1bght.
MAKING nor. or BED CLOTHES SHE ESCAPES mo
4 l0QRTH-arQRY WINDOW.

Florence Beck, aged ~ years. was found by
the Baltimore police several weeks ago In DIS
reputarle part Of the city. She was from Norfoik,
Va, OF a. attractive fsce and ngure. and, having
no nome. was committed 70 the Female House Of
Refuge Lass Friday night the matroo fAncseo
she heard noise In FlorenceS room. wnicn 49,
gratinR the matron peeped through H. F10re9ce
seemed 20 be sleepinR. suspicion was olsArnea
and the matron returned Saturoay moLnne sne
eariv r1norn n n homo wcro suzpi1Doo 20 oee .
,onT line q bed closAeo knotted tagether, sus-
peSdsd ffun y1ogsnce1 WINDOW g Mnaia lev
rnoSninr housS I'D ahoess quilts and pillow sups
toQcSnrf 20 mnns . poslloos deecent 70 NE yard
- na1s have scoompllseed tne ieas neno-over-
svoSdsd - . ashs WsschnaA
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Genera, deficiency nan.

uSpER CONSIDERATION IN nm SENATE
Inc senate to-day proceeded 10 the considcra-
uon on the general deficiency appropriauou bun-
Among the ameniments reported frOm the CON-
. nnoe On appropriations and agreed 20 were IL
Limiting the average annual salary M pur,,c
school teachers In the District OF Columbia 20 ps73
Appropratng for salaries OF two ADDITIONAL
associate lusllcss OF the Supreme court OF Dakota
Our. ar New us, Justice OF the supreme
,-APpropnaung Ns.lSs 20 pay the standard
.Ss,a s Ssoe Co OF Pttsourg for under.
the departments In Washington.
Mr. John r. Weed An R,~s.
A STAR reporter called TO-DAY Al aos 80 o.u-
tol street. the residence Of Mr.. Jobn 4. WOOD
whom a Boston dispatch, printed IN another
part or Tue STAR reports as ra,.S,pr
MI: WOODS WE and son were seen. wh~a
Statement S tSat M, As any truth In the
MIS- Wood said: al nrsI we teoarnr
something bad happened TO him, ana sent ms nc.
sSs ms,,s, nOon Pike aothoritl,s TO look into
letter IRON him. dated ThorntonAs Ferr, ~ "A
The trouble OF tue whole matter WAS thai -
stopped at Bedford, Mass. 60 visit a cousin 80
failed 10 let US hear IRON him. tie Is ali ri-hl-
A Woman kicked Uu,s, Uvc~..~s>-~
JAMES ROONEY CHANGED WIZ ASSAULT Ann Harr,sv
WITH INTENT TO KILL
las Rooney, bartender, was placed unoer ar.
rest last Night near the Baltimore and Potomac
depot by SergL Byrnes and was locked up Az taa
nrst precinct station. charged with assault ana
battery, with intent 10 kill woman namea MARY
Birch with whom, Is 10 alleged he mas been iyins
at No. 1914 street north west The alleged as
saut, which was commit Ied last THURSDAY Al A.
charged, was brutal one, ana the woman A oan
gerously Ill III the woman had not grown wor,-r
after the assault was committed it Is possible that
the police would not have known Of the IN air.
she was IN her room at the house mentioned when
Rooney called He had been drinking and 40 far
Is known That was the only cause OF the trouble
IL Is alleged thai she was In bed al the time ana
that ne dragged her from the he'd aud kicKed her
q number OF times and departed, leaving the We
man y ing unconscious In a pool OF blood win a
number OF cuts and bruises on her lace Mary
made no outcry 30 Tar rs Is known. Dr. Nuncastsr
was called TO attend the injured woman lie found
her In q serious condition. she grew worse and
yesterday her mother wanted Jo remove her 10 her
nome IN West Washington, Tut her condition wa,
such that the doctor would not allow her 10 b.,
cover an Inmate OF the house notlned Officer Hee,
I OF what had occurred. The officers then went IN
search OF Rooney, and about = O'Clock last night
Sergt Byrnes found him near the depot and tooa
him into custody. lie denied the charge Thl.
morning the injured woman was better and ID 4.
thought that she Will recover. Rooney was
charged In the Police Court to-day wiIh assault
and OaSJery with intent 20 Kill ana the case was
confined 10 await the result OF the wonlAns IN.
1urleS
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ASaoKfA0B or FIFTY DoIIARs-When the bust
ness OF the day In the Redemption Division Of the
1reasurers once was closed up Friday afternoon
Q discrepancy OF about $50 was discovered In the
accounts About $4,000 worth Of notes sent in
Tor redemption were examined during the day,
ana when the accounts Of the day were closed It
was found that the books call d for $50 more than
the marks on the Packages denoted. A re-exami-
nation OF the packages was begun on Saturday
morning, out up TO the present time IL has not
been finished. The notes being old, well worn, and
mutilated, they are difficult TO handle. and some
time may De consumed In the count. Assistant
Treasurer Wne,p ley said this afternoon that there
were no new developments as yet
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Delighted ~ Dollar wheat.
TIE RUI N THE PRICE MAKES TIE PEOPLE OF IN
NORTHWEST HAPPY.


The rise in the price OF cash wheat In Chicago 70
81 per bushe Ia, according TO paper In that city.
an event or national importance, and Is particu-
Larry matter on which the Northwest may con-
graduate itself The price Is sort OF dead line In
the Market as IL has been declared over ana over
again by men In Chicago whose opinions command
forever. Nevertheless that price was made saiur-
day for the cash stun II Is nve years since wheat
SOD az 81 bushel, ana meanwhile II has been
down 70 Is cents, although Il has sold as nigh as
S2-76 within the business LIE VI several men In
active busIDesa Last year at this time No. 2
the range TOR september being 67,s cents % IA
cents, and the average 6ok cents Call the
advance 80 ceneS the Increase In The value OF the
wheat crop Of the country Is over sl26 600 600 an
enormous addition TO the wealth OF the United
b ates. The merchants and bankers, it Is said,
are watching the grain market with unusual In
lerest. It Is COMMENDED that the board price list
will make all the difference In the world 10 their
mOnth3
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DISTRICT DAY IN rHE ROUDg.
The Bill - Prohibit Feed AAalterastou
F1Fpe Tak0m u,

At115 O'Clock to-day the House proceeoeo 70
the consideration OF District Of columbia meesureA
A1 Hemphin called up the bill 70 prohioit the
manufacture or sale Of any adulterated article OF
1000 or drug In the District The bill was printed
IN full In The STAR when reported to the House II
DEALS with the subject greatly In detail, and n
sweeping in its provisiona Amendments BY the
House committee make the additional provision
prohibiting the "manufacture q any article OF
1000 which shall be composed In whole or In part
OF diseased, decomposed, offensive, or unclean
animal or vegetable subs, ance"
ms amendment was adopted, and Mr.. Atkin-
sS mn, TGok ens Of The bill asked for che
erauon OF the measure BY sections, and raised
sngnt objections TO certain parts and had adopted
picat'on OF the law Is 70 the DISTRICT
ME- warner, OF Missouri, wanted that the bill
SHOULD De very carefully considered 70 guard
sga s,n annoying Trivial prosecutions q honest
MI: Atkinson said that the ball had been very
careioiy considered In the District committee and
was reported because IL was absolutely necessary
Tor the protection OF the people OF the District.
MI. Rogers saiQ he did not oppose the purpose OF
not to work an music 10 hooes 20 n T.
TOOK exceptions 70 the section which provides
that III the defendant shall desire TO reply upon
ANY e1ceptlon or provision contained In this act
same"
MIR. warner proposed to strike out the who,s
StO7.
TIE BILL AMENDED AND PASSED.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Rogers, providing
that instead Of creating the once OF district
analyst, the analyses be made under the direction
Of the Commissioner OF Internal revenue, was
adopted.
The bin was passed.
THE HOUSE OF nRRcY BILL PASSED.
MI. Hemphill called up bill 3l6S, regulating ad-
missions TO the home OF the Association OF Mercy
In the District
The bill provides that girls under the agt
OF eighteen may be given into the care
tner mother, the father be moi
In the District, BY their guardian, by their owl
act, or they may be sent there upon conviction o.
m1Sdemeanor by the courts.
THE BILL PASSED.
The bill was passed.
THE REFORM SCHOOL FOE GIRLS
MI. Hemphill then called up the bill appropriat
ing $4,000 for the reform school for girls In tn,
District OF Columbia.
The line was amended so as to make the appro-
prfation for the purchase OF site and the erection
OF building, and the bill was then passed.
ms closed the District business In the House.
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More Blussing Than Betting.

SOME or THE BoSA-FIDR wAeERs LAID on ran
PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTIoN
From the New York World. to-day
There has been a lull In the actual betting for
several days "Mouth bets" have been made on
both sides, but very little money has been put M
for several days number OF bookmak srs have
signIfled a willingness 70 back Cleveland AZ odd a
OF ten 10 eight but they have found very few re-
publicsns willing 10 accommodate them CON-
missioner jacob Hess, who offered 20 bet Nyron
Bangs last week SIC, 900 even that Harrison would
win. declined TO extend the same ofier 10 a book
maker who waited on him. The $4,000 repre-
sented a pool made up by number OF gentlemen,
and Mr.. Hess said he returned the money whea
Mr.. Bangs declined 20 bet. MT. Hess saws, how
ever, that he has no desire 20 make bets with pro
fessional gamblers Most OF his bets are WIN
friends or acQuaintances.
A noticeable feature OF the betting on the elec-
ton Is the careful manner In which parties with
money 20 put up avoid each Other. IL seems 20 be
almost Impossible 10 get two persons together who
are anxious 10 bet Both sides Indulge IN great
deal OF talk when they are quite sure that no one
Is around with money 10 put up. When asked TO
go a couple OF blocks or so where they can he ac-
commodated, some excuse Is invariably gwen.
The republicans are dong the most OF this Kind Of
Jimmy Oliver announced Saturday that ne had
$500 let on Cleveland AT odds OF ten eight ne
made the bets some time ago aud thought he
would put up little more before election AZ
Moore a Pyne's on 23d street, 81. 900 was de-
posted last week 10 Oe bet even on Cleveland
The money is sim unchalenged.
Ex-Judge Fltcn, who - quite a well known char.
acter around the republican headquarters, Is hub
bling over with confidence In the sucUess OF uarrl-
son. He has made wager with friend 10 wear
continental SUIT OF cl thes OF the sIye OF one hun
dred years ago n Cleveland wins
senator Coggeshall, OF Oneida made q bet OF
hat with Senator Ives last summer that Harrison
would come down TO Harlem Win 90 600 majority
Mr.. Coggeshall thinks the hat Is a. good as won.
He has also agreed 20 buy Mr.. Ives sull Of clothes
Ia the event OF Mr. HarrisOn's defeat. After ths
local tickets are In the fed hereit IL thought that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

HAzTNG FRESHMEN AT DICKINSON CoILEsE-At
the opening OF Dickinson College last Friday the
freshmen received a warm reception at The hands
OF the oolig ng sophomOrea They were tossed IA
Blankets and then puL under the LydranI The
sopnonores captured the new students before they
were out OF bed In the morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

USE HoRsFoRpg ACID PHosPHArL
Dr. A n. Bnby. hisehell D~k. says Il hsvs I'D =
in number Of Case Of nsrvous dsbfiity win veg
good rssulsa"
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The Senate Tariff Bin.
A PROMISE THAT IT WILL n RKPoRfED THunspA
~ NOT DoONuR.

The republican Senators held q conference In
the finance committee room this afternoon. !
1t was understood that they were examining
Senator Aldfich's report on the tarin.
Senator Edmunds spent most OF the afternoon In
the cOmmittee-ruOm.
A STAB reporter was informed that an effort was
being made 70 get the hau ready for submission TO
the fun committee at the regular meeting TO-
MORROW.
II it could mot then Be reported would b forth.
coming noe later than Thursday naxt
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WITHDREW UNnzk Cp.par,

WITHDREW UNDER CHARGES or INMoRaLrTY-
Rev Dr. 1. +. DudreJh, pastor OF the LOrain street
NJ b. church IN Cleveland, OHIO, who o. ured IN a
sensational church trlal year ago, Il again ina
trouble Last THURSDAY night the Northern ONO
Methodist Conference, wnlcn had before it the re-
port Of a committee that had Investigated new
Charges OF immortality against HIN, permitted the
DOCTOR 20 Withdraw non the churcA- Ne says nc
viii become pastor OF an independent congregs-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

SEVENTEEN MES FIoGGED AT TIRE PosT.-Dela-
Wars whipping post was used saturday, and sew
enteen white ana coioreu men were logged with
The cat-onine-tais Ia The jail yard Il New Castle.
About four hundred Spectators were present.
many OF whom were boys. Five OF the victims
We're placed In the piliory for an hour. Most of
the victims were punished for burglary ana lar
ceny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

SECOND LIEUT. GEO. BENNETT, OF the Marine
Corps has been ordered to report to Lieut-Col
Haywood for duty at the Marine Barracks WASH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

MAJoR-GENERAL ScuoFIELD, accompanied BY
Lieuts Bliss and Pitcher OF his staf will leave the
city tonight on an official visit to New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

KENNEDY-EvANs. On Monday. September "a.
1855, by the Rev. James r. Mscsin, DIR. ". D. KIN
My. of Mlddletown, Del, ~ Miss KIOSK Lac
EVANS, OF lsz3 4 5th street. Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-24

Against the Emper0F's Wishes.
WILLIAM DID NOT WANT THE ALLEGED RxTRAC1
FROM HIS FATHERS DIARY MADE PUBLIC.

FROM HIS FATHERS DIARY MADE PUBLIC.
BERLIN, Sept 24-The Cologne Gazette pub
fishes semi official dispatch from Ber-
lin which states that the abstract of the
diary OF the late Emperor Frederick
edge and against his wish. The dispatch further
states that the abstract contains q Sc
ries OF Inaccuracies. Well-tnformed persons
believe that the work as published was
specially prepared The original was mutilated
and distorted and its real character destroyed by
the deliberate selection OF certain extracts. The
parts published are not genuine throughout