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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-08-31

He thanked the people of Augusta for the
kindness and generosity with which they
had supported Harry.
TEN INTERNAL YEARS OF RECON-
sTRUCTION.
Mr.. Tucker said he wanted the old men
of Augusta to remember, and to remind
their boys of the ten Internal years of Re-
construction through which Virginia
had passed. which the Republican party
had Inflicted on her, and had not
repented Of. So far from repenting,
they threaten to repeat it if and when they
get the power. Would Virginia support
John Sherman, BENZ. Harrison and Levi
P. Morton, men who approved of it, or
stand by Dan Voorhees, who had stood by
them. and by old Allen G. Thurman who,
when the Republican party was oppress-
ing the South drew out his old bandanna
(Mr. Tucker suited the action to the word
and blew bugle blast on his own ban
danna) and said, ''This won't dor" ZAP
plause.) While we forgive our enemies
we take our friends to our hearts. They
say outside of Virginia that they will car
ry Virginia. We have heard this sort of
talk before. It can't be done. Well car
ry it by big majority and We'll make old
Augusta the very hub around which the
Democratic majority may revolve.
Mr.. Tucker said with reference to the
tariff that he thought with old Allen
Thurman, that tariff was TAG. He went On
to show that under the Mills bill the iron
and coal of Virginia received the same
protection, except 70 cents ton on iron.
that they did under the present high
taritf.
He closed by proposing three cheers for
the American Democracy and Cleveland
and Thurman. and three more for Dan
voorhees, of Indiana. They were all given
with will, and the meeting adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

Taylor s. Fullertou's rheumatic mix
ture cures rheumatism in all Its forms
rRy lor Sc Fullerton, 800 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01


The attendance at the Opera House
hiss not been as large As the talents oil
the company warrant, snd for the prices
they should be better patr0nized BY our
anu ement going public. Miss Fran.
ossca ReddinR aud troupe appeared Go
good advantage In "The OotOro0n." II
Is play depioIinR soene in the South,
and is q drama OF interest and cAlll
forth the Hympsthy Of the audience.
This evening this talented young 30
tress will be seen in "Rose Cottage, "
which Is said to be good play aud
presented by this troupe in q reAlistlo
manner.
Manager SoullsF has made arrange.
ments to have the election returns re
os!ved ct the Opera House next Tuesday
evening, and as fast as they are re-
ceived tho results will be announced
from the stage
The floral design 1.-THE Ship" which
was presented 10 Miss FrAnoescA Rsd.
ding on Tuesday evening, was on eK.
hibltlon yesterday in the show win
dow OF Rudolph 8 Giles, 703 Market
street. II attracted quito crowd OF
sight ssers.
The Novelty Theatre rs now run
under Mr.. BArton's management has
been brought out Of the bad reputs Il
enjoyed under Its former management,
and good, clean and who lesoma show
can nov be sssn there lightly. Ad.
mission, 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

Judge Turner hsld his last session oi
court lost evening and disposed OF tho
following osse5: Jerome OOnrOy was
aFralsnad on q charge OF committing
an assault and battery on RlohArd II
5heokles and the evidence was very
como usive agsiust him. The accused
WAS reprHsen' ed by William I. Lyman,
Esq, who had q II year-Jld girl named
Nary Wsloh, employed as a domestis
by Oonroy, CALLED TO the stand. Heu
testimony Was 80 extraordinary tina,
Judge Turner gave hsr 10 understand
hAt did not believe II, and showed
that be did not by impoalnR a fiDe Of u
and oosts on Oonroy,
j g Heal was charged with commit,
ting an AssAu!tAnd battery on @ Green
but hs tho evidence showed that Green
had given Il al considerable oAuse for
the assault he was 0nly aued 90 csnts
and costs.
wiliibm Oramer, oolorsd, was cbRrg.
ed with committing an atBsult With "a
ent to kill Elijah Beuson JudGt
Turner, however, decided that It wa,
only case Of Asfsuli, and i'm posed q
tine Of $40 and ootts.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
nIosssns At UsnsrsviiIs.

OeptFBVille, Del, was alive last night
The Young Mems Republican Club had
announced IN opsn meeting with good
speakers, and By O'Clock carriages,
horssms1 and fOotmen began to pour In
from the surrounding country, and Dy .
O'Clock the town was ablaEe.
The club. IS strong, mounted on horse
back, proceeded down the pike and met
. club Of 70 mounted men from VIII
minRton, headed by the First Regiment
Band. The meeting was held IN tne
hall, and wAa presided over by W. U.
z. Oolquhoun. Mr.. Oolquhoun, In .
few brief remarks, introduced ex-MAyor
Forward. OF Chester, Pa, who for swo
hours held his audience spell bound
Mr. Forward gave bis reasons for leav-
ing the Democratic party mainly ON the
tariff question. =.
practical talks on the tariff question
that We have had yet. His speech WAS
greeted with storms Of applause.
The chairman then next introduced
Jno. 7. GALLAGHER, candidate for Levy
Court Commissioner of Wilmington
Hundred, and he was greeted with
great applause.
Mr.. Gallagher spoke for about 30
minutes on State aud county issues ana
the meeting adjourned.
The meeting was . complete success
in every way. At the CLOSE OF the
meeting the visitors were heartily en-
tsrtAIned BY good repAst OF Dr.Ohand-
ler's residence.
Mr.. Oolquhoun was chairman Of the
com mmittee Of arrangements, and much
credit is due him for the success Of the
meeting. The Examinations were ex-
ceptionAlly hne.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

The New York Herald, which is ac-
knowledged TO be the leading
Democratic journal In tho United States,
expresses the following opinion OF Della
waves iavorite son; 1--WE trust he will
make haste to dismiss Mr.. BAyard and
get himself Secretary of State on whose
self possession, calmness and serious ad
vice he can more safely depend. A Sec
retary Of State who in emergency scolds
like hystericky woman is not q safe
man for any President; but least Of ali
for one like Mr.. Cleveland, who, with
the best intentions, is not as fully at
home in the conduct Of our foreign re
lations as though he had made thsse a
study ofhis lite."
''If Mr., Cleveland had quie ly asked
the British government to send him
another Minister in place of Lord Sack .
VILE no one would have obiected-least
of all Lord Salisbury, who could not af
ford TO put himself and HIS government
in false position by hesitating to CEN.
ply with such request. But under Mr.,
Bayard's ivlce, MIR. Bayard mlsman-
agement. and Mr.. BayRrd's scolding the
British Minister to the reporters, the
President has been made rid culous, and
Lord Salisbury has, by mere silence,
gained the advantage for his govern.
ment."
"We respectfully urge Mr.. Cleveland
to get himself new Secretary Of State
without delay. Mr. Bayard has II seems
crowned his absurditles by sending Lord
Sackville his passports, as though the
British Minister vas likely to be detained
In the harbor unless he could show them
Give Mr. BAyard his passports TO Della
ware, Mr.. Cleveland. You can't aH0rC
to have such an incompetent and hyster
lcky person as your adviser. If yu re
tain him he viii, before you know II, max,
yau ridiculous In the face OF tho whol,
world. Or, ifyou must keep him, DON
take his advice ON any utJeet exeep
teTTapin."
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
Baynara's Biz Day win tho RABBIT.


We dip the following from She
Smyrna Times: Samuel 81. BAynArd, Oi
Wilmington, 10 the "boss" gunner Of
the season. or At least he heads the list
In nArratinR the wonderful fsala Of hit
cunning party. He came TO Smyrna on
Friday evening, as good nAtured and
Jolly ~ ever, and IL didn't take our re-
porter long 70 worm out Of him why he
was away from the Fifth aud Marke
streets handsome welry establishment
de had been with three other gay vii
minRtOniAns down on the Chesa peake
tor weeks outing at cunning, with
headquaItars OF Oxford. Taey bal been
around on the main land for two or
three days as weather permitted, pick
Ing up . bird and o rabbit hsFe and
there, bat with . puu1y aud BE-
brothers for guides, on We nesdAy they
gtruok out 10 the bay for 6hArp's
Island, some SIX miles distant This
Island has . suriaos of about 400 acres
with single farmers family and the
Light Hou keeper on 1t.
Putting up at the farm house for the
night, With m ear y breakfast and per-
mission TO bang away ct ell the game
they saw, they started out 1t seven
O'Clock for full days sport, and here
cOmfs the marvellous part OF 10. They
hadn't got but Q few hundred yArds
from the house before tNe two doRs en-
tered pine thioket and tho fuu began.
Tbs rabbits that had Deve- he'd q gunner
affair them before would come out TO the
leaTing aud stare ~ the spOrtsmen
while they In turu knocked the olttoO
saila over before they had time TO take
in the situation. 0le Of the gunnerB
took his seat on . log and killed % be
fore ha left his seat. Sam" was put
10 the worBt predloAment OF his life 81
sportsmaO-fve rabbits at differenr
angles Of Vision b I oil In good range
aud the difficulty in making . choice oi
the lot to first lsvel bis aun upon He
says be was never so nearly pArAly sd
before 10 his life
However, to make long story short,
when they had shot until they were
tired and having more game than they
knew shat to do with, they stopped
and counted up the spoils, and found
chat between seven aud one o'oiooh
they had killed one bundred and eigh-
teen rabbits When collected together
they q Lad three barrels, one OF which
vas shipped 10 Wilmington to one oI
the party who had returned two Oh
three Gays before, sick to prove to him
they were not lying AOout that days
sport
The farmer assured the party that tht
Island was entirely bare Of rabbits when
= single pair were put on there tive
years sRo for breeding purposes, and
these were oil their progeny. They
were estimated 10 Oe fully 1000 In mum.
ger whes these Gunnsrs got anon,
hem "5Am" admits 1t sounds like
fsiry tale, but evsry word OF It, be says
IS As true as preAohi1g, and topped
soy dsy for sport he had ever had in
| lie life.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

Henry Wilson was found by Ohicei
Galloway In . drunken condition ht
Third and Lombard streets and was
pulled. Judge Turner looked over his
glasses at him, and finding that he was
en- old offender, pronounced his verdict
OF $40 and costs.
VIM, Mclaughlin WAS found In . di.
lApidAted state At Third streeB and the
railroad, where he came very nearly
being run over by the cars. The Judge,
4eel0g that he WAS an old offender, gave
him 3 sentence Of $40 and costs.
Ellen Comfy was brought In by OH
Ger Neatly for drunkenness and diBor.
dsTly conduct. She WAS sentenced to
pay S5 and Gusts.
ceny, was held In 800 ball for court.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
HAlI.w.eeners d Roekland.

The quiet little toan OF RocklRnd, on
the banks Of the Brandywlne, situated
four miles from Wilmington, shook
from centre to circumference last ovan-
ing by what was 6rst supposed TO bs an
earthquake, bat which, upon inVeStlga
tion, was only found TO be an enthusi-
astio crowd " mAsquerAders. The Rock
land Musical Society, led by their brave
OOm mRnder, Miohael OAllAhor, ut once
proceeded 10 take the town. After
stopping at q nun Osr OF places where
they were cordially welcomed, they
aually brought up 81 the house NJ VIII
liam Luke, superintendent Of the Rock
land paper mills, where they Wsre
given tue freedom OF the houIe, and
partoOk Of refreshments generously far.
nished by the occupants. After season
Of music aud social enjoyment tho
crowd dispersed, knd the music gre "
fainter ard fainter in the distance until
ell became solemn and quiet once moro.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
DIR. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS


CLEANSE the mucous menu
francs Of the stomach and bowels of all slim1
ind foreign matter, start the secretions, assia
DIGESTION and assimilation, nutrify the blood
they relieve the liver of congestion, give 4
l chance to extract bile poisons from ths
blood, TO make them into good bile, and ts
ecrete just what is needed. They do no
lar their way and irritate like most purga
ives, but they treat all the surfaces and or
fans, SO that the entire system responds
they are based on scientific principles.
They are entirely rational and natural.
They always do what is claimed for them.
They work on the system in the way claimed
They work together for the greatest good.
They are not like new and untried medicines
They need no praise, but only simple men
ton of merit.
G1-Dr. Schenck's purely vegetable ant
Wholly reliable family medicines are for salt
Sy all Druggists. Every package has neatll
printed directions for use. If you would
Understand yourself send for DR.. SchenckI
;ew Book on Diseases of the Lungs, Live
nd Stomach. Sent free. Address DR.. J
T. Schenck & Son, Philadelphia, "a.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
LAST YEAR WE HADN'T
ENOUGH SILK-MIXED
SUITS AT $l6.5O.

With hundreds of them
b the store now we shall
have none too many this
9ear Hundreds OF custom,
rs know the quality and
Rant it.
It isn't a snowy Suit
The silk-mix just lIghtens
p the plainness OF the
10th and makes it popular
With everybody who likes a
quiet Suit for aII-around
AtaT.
We don't know anywhere
tEould be out of place.
Nor any Cashmere Suit
hat will give you a better
sI6so worth of service,
FVs mixtures.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

RoHDoUT, N z, Oct. 3L-Linas
BrSd ey, . farmer, Of Kortwright, Della
ware County, had q desperate tussle
With . hawk yesterday. Bradley had
set trap to oApture the bird, which
measured over i've feet from tip TO tip
and Was the largest and finest hawk
ever sssn in that vicinity. The biTd's o
right leg was caught in the trap, and in
his struggle to escape WAS nearly torn
from its socket. When Bradley came
aeAr the hawk appeared to be ex
hAusIed, bat the bird no sooner caught
,lRDt OF him than 1t few wildly ct Its
oAptuTer. The hawk struck Bradley
with suon force as to fell hun to the
grou ID, And jumping on him FIpp;d
open his clothing wish his IalonB and
tore several ugly cuts In his flesh from
which the blood poured In streams Had
mol q farm hand come to his assistance
hs would have been killed. Toe farm
aud, h9 was lad Of 16, secured .
lck Lnl struck the enrARed bird q
violent blow Then the hawk turned
upUn him and buried both tAlonH IN the
lads legs, At the same time Tapping
Outh wings In the boys face Bradley,
who by this time had partially re-
covered, stunned the bird with several
Well-dirtotsd kicks from his heavy COW.
hide boots,
After half an hours desperate fRht
the bird lay lifeless. Both Bradley and
the lad are suffering severely from the
attack and there are fears Of blood
poisoning.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

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Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
yellow JACK

JACKSONVILLE, F,s., Nov. 1.-rWeu-
ty-nine new cases Of yellow fever And
one death were reported yesterday.
Total to date: Ossss, 4, 1856 d aths. S64.
Two oasss OF ths fever have appeared 81
damp Mitchell, where there are many
refugees. The Victims have been lao
lated, and 1t is not believed the disease
will spread.
Surgeon Morton has made . post
mortem examination OF the bed OF =
man who died ct Live Oak, Florida, Oh
Sunday, and says he Is satisfied that IL
was q case Of yellow fever. He says
that there are now two suspicious oases
Of sickness In the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

The fair held o. Ihe Sacred Heart
Onuroh for the benefit OF the parochiAl
Jhool closed on Wednesday evening.
Articles were chAnoed off IS follows:
silver caster, Mrs. NOE wee; barrel OF
iour, L Ezie Bserman; guilt, A. 5ohmet'
zsr; bedroom set, Louis Hutton; set Of
lshss, DR.. ORlei rocking chair, Philip
Plankett; silver pitcher, A, Sohmttzsr;
gold ring, Mrs SUhumlmAsteFj um-
brella, Kate Houok; silver caster, MTs.
F5stlDg; bed spread, H. Mayer; ton OF
coal, Mrs. Hayes; set Of dishes, Mrs,
II AIRY Dusap; box Of cigars, E, 1889,
N clock, Lucy Frazer rocking chair,
A, Lsnge; lounge, Dawes Schmidt; live
pis, Teresa BloktAi gold ring, William
10 linger; clock, Joseph Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

NEW YORK Nv IA fight touh
plaUa bstWeun no msmbers Of = oOlorsd
Republican parade and those Of Dsm
JcrAtio parade, At TSenty sixth rat
aBd Sixth sveaus, last evening. MI
siles tl,R iu al dlrBotious, smssh u :
store wiadoSs. teV raj pisto shpts Wsr,
dTed, and lhers were many baud 20
and hahts. Tha oolorod IN "a Outnu IN
lered tue Will ss Aud four If tue latlt
se'e bailg wOuu1 cd, three Of them ne-
nS sho5 or utanhsi, an oae forced
tnTough show caI5 QI-t Vas 70
stored by tbs pIil
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

Fur white travellers were attacked by
band of negr es in Mercer county,
West Virginia, on Sunday last, when two
were shpt and robbed of 5000. The
other to men made their way 10 Bran
well and Lave an alarm, Fifty men went
IN pursu T., nut up to last accounts the
ou'l lws had not been captured.
Captain d ,nlel Gleason, Labor can
did ie for Congress In the Second district
Of Illinois, waA on Tuesday night endorsed
ny the Repn licans. Two years ago Glea
son lost he district by 10 votes. In that
election there were three candidates.
Labor, EN- cratic and Republican, and
Lawler (Democrat) won,
ollie Phillips, aged 20 years, was shot
ard killed by man named Galloway
while watch ng a parade in Terre Haute,
Indiana, on Tuesday night The man es
capped, Notwithstanding the fact that the
street was crowded with people. The
cause of the sh Iotlng Is Unknown.
While taking boat In on the q g.
ste mer Constellation at Fort Monroe,
~ Tuesday night, aa apprentice, named
COoksic, fT1m Green Point, Long Island,
ell overheard. A companion, w. A.
NTH, of New York, jumped into the
water TO rescue him, and both were
drowned.
At meeting of Virginia Republicans
in ashiDgton ID O., on Tuesday nj h.
more than SIC cIlored voters were sup
piled with free railroad tickets to enable
Ihtm to g. home to vote.
The boAy of John Groshart, a we'll
kp wn rsnchman in Carbon county
Wyoming Territory, has been foun in an
sol ted spot, with bullet in his brain.
Tue murnrIer Il unknown
II is estimated at the Treasury Depart
ment thai there has been a decrease OF
M ut 81 900 900 In the public debt dur.
ing the month OF October.
The registration returns from the en-
tire state how that the total number of
voters in Maryland Is $40, 0,5SS, OF which
49,632 are negroes
Frederick chelling, convicted In New
York OF manslaughter for killing his
wife, was yesterday sentenced 10 twelve
year. imprisonment.
Frang Bries er was beaten and robbed
by unknown rufflans in Chicago, on Tues
day nigh and died early yesterday morn
iut of his injuries.
This United States steamer Despatch
has been ordered to Norfolk to await
further orders
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
lyon Never Have

Seen a better assert
ment OF Fine Clothing
than you will find on
our tables. They are
loaded with Suits and
Overcoats for Men and
Boys. We know you
cannot help liking the
style oi our natty Over.
coats and Suits for the
Boys-the fact is they
are Just perfect in style
and fit, and the prices.
You will wonder how
they can be made so
low for such goods
OF course we want
to sell them, but we
would like everybody
to see our stock.
Our tailors are as
busy as bees making
up, but we have 80
many OF them at work
that we can make up
a great many suits In a
day. We like to show
our goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

This TIL taut .ta-. mug ~ gu
ladies aud t@J grUt M gEsa ve-y
UjoyAhle oouc = st ~ 1tns 8
Pau's NJ e phu,on for snl b. ii
The YOunR PsIpa', 5l1ir,y Tl- L r.
iBes consistsd OF p rtI mica IN o.,
glass. tber aud A ptut VII. from
which swset and entertaining mus >
WAS rendsred Thrir stnstus NAs nbd ,
especially . oomlo sonR, su isled - I
n the Usual Way" As su Z bg NJ 8
TIL. The nusi3 tx ei from tn
rocks is truly S0nderiul, being BWesi
and harmonious.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
Tuesday. Mr.. Willis closed amid y
,. 4fect WhlrlWind Of ApplAuse,

lutbuNt' MT Willie Ol0BoQ Aml0 y
Z Tfect Whirlwind Of applause.
W. 'syor Harrington, IN . few stirring
h>%e <s, hoped everybody would take
. o. 9rn next Tuesday aHd do all that
ooul0 %. me TO secure the election Of
the RsR $A,Nu ticket. Ex-MAyor For.
wood, TIM - - olaoted . Democratic
and was nova. IEIns for Harrison and
Morton. He announced that Rev. j. 8
Willis and Anthony Higgins, Esq
would speak At the bellevue Hotel,
Ninth ward, this evening, and that ex
Mayor ForWood Of Chester, Pa, and
eE-Oonsul Dudley Of Camden, N. j.,
would speak in the Institute Hall next
Saturday night Mayor Harrington
then proposed threa cheers for the
speaker, Harrison and Morton and the
Whole Republican ticket, which were
given with . deAtening hurEAh, after
which the nesting adjourned.
delegation Of the Y. NJ. 4 O. iu-
vlt6d Mr.. Willis to visit their club
house, which he did. There he was
aerenaded by the band In the club house
Darlor, aud replied in fitting speech Of
thanks for the compliment.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
OUR WINDOW.
Our window presents

Our window presents
many attractive features to.
day In Mems, Youths and
Boys Clothing, especially
adapted to this season Of
the year. But to-day we
wish to call special attention
to our stock of Children's
Suits. We give one whole
department. on our first floor
to Children's Wear.
We can fit out a wee boy.
We can fit out a small boy.
We can fit out a good
sized boy.
We can fit out a big boy.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

Mr. Thomas LukeEs of Falkland Del,
has In his possession several pieces OF mo.
ney of the earlier part of the century He
also has among them, a copper piece of
the date 1887, perfectly legible, the tig-
side, and on the revers is the device Of
shield. Mr. Lukeu's prizes the piece
very highly 1t is supposed to be an old
colonial piece, but OF what sgate cannot
be learned.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

On the 18th OF October Mmil Walter
vas brou sht before the Municipal Oouri
charged with keeping . house Of Ill.
fame. There was no trouble proving
his guilt, when Judge Turner hned him
$50 and ooets WGlter becoming indIg-
aAnt said 10 the Judge; "I'll be d-d
II you will NOT have to wait . long
time before you get IT," Judge Turner
Immediately sent Walter to Jail for two
months for contempt Of court. Walter
bore up under the sentence until this
Wesk when he expressed Q desire to
apologize 70 the Judge and be released
II the Judge was Wiling to hear him
Fhe Judge, not being the maa TO hArboT
resentment, Immediately relented And
set this morning at 8 O'Clock as the time
when he wo Id hear Waters plea for
pardon. At that hour Walter appeared, +,
having arrived in custody of Sheriff
LAmbson, and was At Onoe placed 10
the witness stand and sworn to make
true Answ to all questions.
"What have you TO say in regsrd to
the language used BY you when you re-
Oeived your sentence 10 pay q hne and
iOsts on October 18th2" asked Judge
rurner.
Walter said he was Intoxicated at the
time. IS he had been out in the country
and had . drink OF wine, and then a
drink Of whisky ut HAre's Corner, fin.
ishing OF with beer At home.
You regret, then, that you used such
language, do your"
"Yes," sald Waiter, ''I am sorry that
said anything Of the kind, and will
not do 90 any more"
"With this understanding, then, "
said Judge Turner, 81 will purge you OF
gontempt and restore you to liberty, but
mind, you still have that hne and costs
20 pay"
Walter said he was willing to pay
that
Judgs Turner then further said: "I
want you to understand that you must
discontinue keeping o house OF ill-fAme
at the WilkesbArre House
"It has not been called that for q
number Of years." said Walter.
swell, no mAtter what 1t has been
called, you cannot keep On establish
ment Of that kind in this city any
| MORE"
Walter said he had no notion Of going
into that business again, and after his
Wife came forward and paid the hnC
and costs, amounting to 1856, he de-
parted determined to lead . new life.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

WASHINGTON, Nov. /. 1.-Assistan'
Secretary Herbert, OF the British Lega
tlon in Washington, becomes Chargt
d dAffaires tn ough the severance of Lord
sackville's olhcial relations with oul
Government The First Secretary, Mr..
EdwardOs, is absent from Washington
and not expected to return for somt
time. 1t is not yet known when Lord
sackVille will leave for home.