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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-20
Mnerfei.

= gu g[rrarat Summit |Hnsite es
5rsiias Na6t 70 fart, bab ;wei 9abn,
sdee ite&en bIieben uno erlt in bier
Stunben befrsit iperben fonnteu.
= 9tm srIisn Dtitipo6 i'm Sanuar
ireten bic am 6. Nopember ermGbItsn
@ablmdnner o6er GIeftoren in ben
peridieoenen Staatsbauptltaoien su.
iammen. um ibrs Stimmen fur bic
9raiioentss Ganoioaten Der beibsn 9ars
teien absussben. Da bic MstnabI Der
MabImdnner ber rspubIifanii9sn 9ars
tel nnsebDrt, 70 ipirb natilTli9 Sarriion
an benz seuannten Gage bic 0iebrbeit
Der Northumberland eFbaIten. 9as
Grsebnib bisiss NabIattss pirO bann
unter SieseI an ben SOrilbsr bes Ser.
Staten SsnotS eineei9idt, unter 6eis
fen DIRECTION i'm 5ebruar bic 9dbluns
Der Stimmen in elmer 9emainfdaftlihen
SibunS bsiber Sduier bss G0nsrehss
por9enommen ipirb unb bic 8srEiinbigs
uns bes gresbniHss Der 3dbIuns er.
fpISt,
= gIus aiebessram ertranfte iit
fiir;Iib in elmer Guele nabe bem Sauis
ibrer Nlutter Elm Mdbden 9lamens
Ularp @rown, Sbre glutter III eint
g8ittipe unb tpobnt einige Yjleilen bon
@anabeniiS, in Dionroe Gountp. Mart
perIiebte iid in einen Sremben, Der ei.
niee 9eit I'M SaiIe in Gpit ging, uni
es f6eint gu einem SeiratbsperfpreHsr
eetommen Su iein. Sn ieinem lebter
8riefe idrieb Der Wiann bem Wdoaen,
er tpilroe fid perbsiratben. Qlm elei'
den Abenb fano man eas NaSdsu tOSt
bsren 9opf SduItsrn unb 8ruIt in
gSaRer Der Aueas Iasen.
= 9lIs elm 8orbeusunsSmitteI seSer
2ebsrIeioen, sisbt es nihts beHeres nj,
Or. auSuit a6nis'S 9omburssr Crop
fen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-20
gReiteres ppsales.

- Mit bem 8au Der fatbpIii6en
SduIe an Bnomins Nuenue 1T man
bis gum a. Stod eeIaust.
= 9tm Sonntas Wlorssn UNI 8 llbr
brannte in Dunmore has an Notter
Stgabe eeIssene @sbdube tsS 9iObert
Saoaae nisbsy Sc mar aIs S6misoe
un6 @aenernsrfIf6tte benubt uno Der
8erIuft 1T elm beoeuteneeT. Ylebrere
dneere @ebdu6e ipuroen bef6doiet.
gntDsber III bic nsue Spribe ober iino
bic barau aneeYeQisn ni4ts trertb.
Dss- @er bic biaisFsn unb neusitsn
Wceen in Srauen unb WGhden, 9ers
rens uno 9naben Saten ipia, ip!pie
6erren @arbsroben lber bic 5eierta8e
btaudt, ioate nidt Oeridumen bel 8rd'
msr's UOrSniyre9snL 427 -429 esSor
9Ipenus 50,3
= Mebrcre StaItener fukreH am
Mcntag glbsne auf Der Yeople's Strns
ssnbahn mad Green 9li6se. Dort ans
| aelanes, ssrlanste Der GOnOuiteur bon
| Sen 6eris eas 6abrssIc. gs purSs
ibm be.s..neissrt uno er maGte I'D barnn.
bic Sa[unfen ben Masen Su iperfsn.
| Die esiaIiener ipibsriebteh sih uno so'
een ibre befannte Moropaffen-Sis.--
Istos -unb madten einen glneriff auf
ben 8abnbeamten. 0eorge SOuier,
Iptpie anoers Paiiasiers, perIieb ben
| 9abupaaen I'm nad Sauie su seben.
ais er BIN ben Slutsierisen 8erIs ans
| eestiifsn iinb IdredIih Beitoben iruree'
ST bat i'm eansen abrper Buneeu
gon ben sRor6bubsn. bic fOfort eniFc'
| ben, bat man feline Spur. Der StaIie'
| nsr iaeini feline in 9lmsriIa eeiuonnen'
| ,,6rsibeit" eehorig aasbeuten ja mol
len.
= Or. Gates Bat feline Dffiee uni
Nobuuns bon SO. 1876 naG go. l4l
9eaIbiustOn Aue. bsueSt.
= gIm 9ieniias Morsen UNI 4 ilh
brad elm Seuer in benz Wlartte be
Solsph Gpnrop, an Main 9lpenue, aus
! nsbsn hemIelben ipebnte cine Srau 9
Booth, bic aud elm ButwlarenBefhdl
betrieb cine brittle Quite par bon be
anmiIie bes 9ris6sn Mntonibss Be
pohat. Die brsi @ebduee tpdrsn !
. turaer 9eit bon Slommen einesbaqt un
branntsn i'm qaufe eiRsF balbsn Stunt
nieber. Gonrop mar berhGert uns 81
r leibet babsr eerinesn S9aben; glr
tonioes uRs dTau 8ooib hattsn feir
: gaFdsruns; bic Iestsrs rettete einii
Sahsn, ihatt aber trobosm itren Yel
q [ult nod nuf $1,000. Die @ebduoe q
bbrtsn @lart 4 So. Dlan barf pt
!, 8lad Iaeen, cuB fd bas Ssuer mic
= ipeitsr ausbreItste.
= = @ir MAIDEN auf bic neue @nsei
6er TerpihbinbIsr 9srr & 60. fpesiI
aufmertiam, benn ipir iinb ilbsr5eup
. bss Tsppi9e su foI9en qrsiien nit
pisber pTsrirt iperosn. Die 6ualit
Der Daaren III nas9s5eiHnet.
! So 56HsuasslIeiber cine Special
y tat; DameR unb 6rauleins gIoai
&c iebr bilIig. 9leuefen unb babEheit
n 1lcoen in guBwauren. Damen u
= Sinber peIse un6 pelabersierunse
= = Mdnner nnb sinaben 9yeISmiiBeu II. (.
in 8rppn's Bee Sibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-20
Giue tpertbSOle mesisinif6e sIbs
haubfuao.

Die 1Ssoer ausenbe bssliuttr Dem 9itel
eoitetters almanac beldnnten, mufterailtiaeu
insoisiuiiasn Snbrbnds 1T Jest fettiggefteal
aHo fann unentgeltlid bon NpOtbetern uno
Saufleuten IN allen 8beiltn Der 8ereiniateu
Sinnten. in @fgifo uuo tbniiddlid in ieoer
eiUilliIlrten @egsno Der ipeitliden 9albimasI
b5o9sn weiOsp. Gisisr almanad n felt Ian.
gsr ais einem 8ierteIdbrbnnosrf reatlmdbia
~ anfang tines eocn Sabres beransgegebeiI
worosn @ebM Osnl Dsruiiniigften prafii.
itsn 8oib beJii9lid Der Grbaltune unD @ie.
estberhelun0 Der @eiunobsit eutbaIt er eiuf
grobe Wenae inierenanten unO nmiiIanieu Ieidl.
fen eeieitOftes; auberosm fiu0 Der Salen0sr.
Die aiirouomilhen Bsrednuugeu dronologi.
ffen Nadrihien. II. |. NJ, NIT 10 grober Sorg.
faIt jniammsnseftslIt onb iid Elm 8ebler mic.
mails 0arin huotu ldlien miro Die Ausaabe
pon 3oftrttetS Nlmnnaf fur 1889 wiro ruabr
idsiHEd Die grobie anilaee bon allen ismaIs.
in irgeuo tintm qanoe pubIieirien meoiiini.
iden @trien baben Die GigeHibimer
Wsnrs. poftstisr & Co., piiisbnrgb, pa.. iino
erbotig 9egsn Ginisuoubo elmer 8wetGsnts.
YdefmaTie ein GgempIar per poit an irgeno
5tmonoen ju oerIenoen, Der in Der 9dbe fei.
nee Bobnorits tsinss erbaIten fam.
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1ttog1Dpetb bIaft
Tr6bli4e sDeibuad,teu /,

slm na6iten Disnitas, ben 25. De.
semter, iit Msibua6ten, baS IietIIdft'
aner 5elte, oeHen BeOba6tuns unb fins
niBe 6eier tur6 bic Deulipen in aai
sibiIiiirte 2dnber einseflbrt ipurbe
Nbse alien Meni9en bic suten @lnIdO
erfiiut, m6se Der Tag sin GeIt Der 2ieb,
uno Der Sreuos iperoen. Ob Sreunb
Oh 5einb-iuir ipdniden slaen: ,5rDb'
Iide 8eibna6ten !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-20
aus Dem obersn 9tale.

= Der 8srsmam Susb StOne
ipurbe am 6reitae Moreen in eiuer ber
DIppbant @ruben ourd einen aobIens
loa 10 iatpsr psrlsst, baB er SOnntas
4bsn6 ltarb. gr ipar 40 Sabre alt
unb binterISbt cine 5rau nit flnf Sins
bern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-20
Ron Der saSfstte.

s4- Gsbet su aramer, 429 Ge6ar
aSs.,. fur rnterfleissr, etc,
9Iuf Der Slceum Stats fanb am
Montas cine erObe nebsrf9ipemmuns
itatt, llrlade mar Der aneeidpoaene
Weaooir Bronf unb ber 2adaipanna
Stub. 8on Der Sniel bis 3ur Bird
StraBe tparen bic meiltsn @runeflde
unter MolIer. 9In Der WeaSoip 8rCoI
sntIans tritrsdts ii6 bic fleberi9pems
muns bon @eoar 4bsnue bic su 9lrms
brpits. Ser Damn an BEN Sdaet's
iben GiSbaus brad uno bas gan;e Sis
ssntbum bes Srn. gtrmbruit Iebt in
ggaHer. 9ln Der unteren gleminotcn
9lUenue Iin6 mebrere @runsltiide iibers
fluthet. lin iih einen Begriif bon Der
Sbbe bss @aHsrs an Sl6 @aIbineton
Aoenue su MAIDEN, isi bier eeTast, bab
es an oem Central 9arf 6otel bis an
bic sbsre Trsppe am Ginsans gum
9auie fanb, aIio 4-5 SUB hBbsr ais
Der Seiteniues. Die 2sute batten ais
Isntbalben bieI gu leihen un6 biele Der
bortieeH Yeppbnsr batlen nidts, iuos
nit fis has Sydbnld Iodsn topnten.
iibs, SdipeiHes nnb Slbnerltdae
purben NIT SnbaIt bsim 9ubeub Ipsss
| eeidremmt unc siugen ben Strom
binab. 2as Wafsr ltanb bis bsrauI
sur GImiirobs.
Das @sIsiTs Der 9lep Serieb Central
Babn an Der @sitIsite bes 2ddapannc
1T edsIidb ipeessriRsn, ebenfo einl
neue Bride, tuelbe bic Gompanie Be
ben Stabltperfen iiber ben 6Iub baute
Die Iebtsre iou bauptiadlid Sdulo al
ber ueberihpemuuua traoen, benn al
oieier iebte iid allies @srdinpet fsft, bal
hen 6luB herob fam, unS eas WaIIs
itaute iid ihlieBIih rtldipdrts. Wlai
muB ber unteren ,5lat einsn 8eIuh MA
den, um cine Sese bon Der 9srIi5uln
su befommsn. Ssrr Wleseer Sehr
Armbruf auein berlisrt so Sdnsine.
u llnO ipsr III an al eieiem Shabs
, i6ulo ? llniers faubers Stahtbertual
tuns. Die Der Nep Serieb GentraI 8ab
eas Weesrs&t ben 5Iab binab CAB
. bic BEN 9eiGliam Gsrautpn erEaubts
Oos 5Iubbstt sinssssSmmsn. 70 bab ba
; Baner leinen MbIauf taben tann bi
alien @crporaiienen pbne Hsrgltun
freiss Spiel eiebt. iid aber nm bi
7 9eute. ipeIfe bic Steuern sablen, tei
I neti pfiferline iiimHeTt. Ian if bst
8 iuHt Su sIauben, 6ab uufer traAriss
Staotrdtb nur sum @obI uub Bette
\ Der @crporationen eriitirt, nidt aber ft
: bic Burger, bic Jpn ertudbIen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-20

roab 9lbs., su bsrfabren. SoIssnbs
DrbinnnSen pafirten erite unb sipsite
2eiiIna: Sur ben glnfauf bon 1000
SUB S9Iau@ Der geopIe's Babn 3u
erInuben, ibre Spbe Barrier 2inie aus.
aubsbnsn. -0ertaat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-20
@ni. aprnaebeE's
Ceatf6e 9lbOtbrfe,
72z Hlttstpn sfeenHe.
nake Bird Strats.

Der eiesuibdmeF, IN DeuiitlnnO ItaaiIin
aepriftsr asolkeisr uHe Gbsmilsr. perpeubei
anf bic 8HbereiiHHa bon a3epien bic grobis
ecrgiaIl aIle Weoifaments Fno friihg
neN- deIephoHuerbinbnHp NIT allen Mer5ten.
Deuffmt peiIfrduteT HnO @ur5eln, Salient
WeoisiHeH, 9uiIettt.artifgi u. I. 10.
BsoieHuHs piHitIid nHo reel. 26
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-20

9is feiHRsa @sine, Gbanpasner
unb 2iaueuren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-20

grisotaimmsr fur Damsn unb 5ausis
en- i'm stpsiten StUdiperte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-20
GEORGE KINBACK's
Restanr0ti0u.

q fpmtHe NpeHUL gtraHtsn. pa.
CaailIe @tbdubf.)
WaHn IaHH sfEl@sri lsin, nur be bitter
fetFaHIE nns quite parme Mnb lalle Gpeflen
uitsr 3tlt ~ srbnIttn. Giearrfn wrrken
tut gut gttdiitu,
mufsrp ~ alien arttn snbasiiti tmma
ii 6aHb.
~-s. ssInbad.
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Dentfcbes
RBOtogrQSgie Geibdff,
&eimrieb 6ren.

42l 2adaipanna 9Ibenue, Scranton.
an6 l0l wlain gDenue, Spbe part.
nnitIs @aIlsrisn fno nuf bas Bette einae
ri3tet tllr antnabmen ieoer art photograph
Lder Biloer 6iir fleine 8inberpbotoarapbi
ioHnen mir bermiitels Der Momentaufnabn
ieoertsit 8nfrieoenbsit earantren, uno uer
cine bhbffe cabinet cor cine 9rsbe Bortrait
gboioeraphe. sine geIaueenes 6amilienbiIo
oosr 8sleni9nftsgrnppe, elm i6ones eanO.
i9aftsbilo ODER anfdten bon @ebduoen etc.
ooer aud zine aeireue GoIe bon tiuem aIten
Slloe baben mill iprsde bel nns Dor. lluIere
erapoH Fertrats beFrleneu bsionoers Bar.
otanHe.
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ssefferm OreGeS Beef.

~NtTs
auper ben Suei earIaounaen ,uasridiefes
5leii9. ons mir Woniaa unS 0onnsrifoa tr.
Ralten. empfangen mir tdeIi6 frifb aeid,iad.
tsfes 6leild pom eanos, ffiihe uno 9oIf.Gier,
Sniter. Safe uno ean0prooufte iberbaupt.
gsir baben ferner einen gorratb Der beifen
Soloqna @urf friide uuO aeiaiseHe Sdnl.
tern. WippeH. ebuds, @unotiids etc. ilnier,
Bolo9Haunrf iibsrtriift alIe aHoere.
:, Dale & 60,
Il f0t eadauanna abenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-12-20

aufsrnval lsesr 9aessaeit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-12
OBITUARY..
GENIAL IEssE c. sMrTH.

General Jesse c. Smith. one OF the best known public
men IN BROOKLYN for many years. died las, evening az
his home No. 143 willows. from paralysis 10 was
horn on June IS 1sO5 A. Buttenuts. OTIS County,
=. Y. In 1892 he graduated from Union Col ee,
then under DR.. EliUhaet Mott lie came to tais ctY
and studied law entering It's nracticc. IL was
connected with the 10Th Regiment In 1917 he removed
10 BROOKLYN and soon after became Colonel OF the 18th
Reeluent and add in surnressnz several rio.s. IN
1850 apo nteI Surrogate = Kings County and
served five Ia 1851 he elected STAT Senator
Ire aided IN the bin which re0rGanized the Ma
uonal Guard While a State Senator he recruited the
10Th REGIMENT and nfterward made BtigadIer
General AMI organ rel the eventh Brig d.. which a3
the Home Guard to the frlnt at Gettysburg. He
remained IN command Of the brigade until 1853. He
continued 70 practise law and a we'Lknown figure
In until recently. lie was long vestryman
o. st. AIMS Episcopal Church. The funeral Will take
place on a.urday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-12

Most OF the young IN the TwentT-sscond Ward
are Joining the Republican clubs rcmirAef politician
Yesterday strlws show which the wind blows
was given this badge to weaP-exhblting CleYe-
land and Thurman button" but don't know % III
vote the ucketH remarked Tammany Dlaceholder yes
terday.
A meeting held on Monday evening at Mui'ers Ha'
nc Tenths and the Boulevard for tie purpose o.
organizing Harrison and Morton campaign CLUB Inc
meeting WIS largely attended The following officers were
elected David T. williams, presidents Joseph Lloyd Vice.
PRESIDENT Joseph Carr secretary Alfred Lynch teasuer
Thomas Farrell. sergeantat arms The club intends 10
raise q banner shortly
The Young Mems First Ward Po'e tive Tariff Club held
meeting at No "A Washngtonst. AMI enrolled fifty men,
hers on Tuesday evening The following oHiccrs were
elected John T. Flnnerty, president; David OConnor'
yice-president; Richard J. Boyle, financial secretary
John J. Reardon, corresponding secretary; Michael j.
DOYLE. treasurer; John O'Connor, sergcantatarms.
The Harrison AMI Morton Club Of the XXIIIi Assembly
District has is headquarters 40 Onehundredand nrsst
and Thrdsye- A. tie last meeting over twenty-five new
members were enrolled. Meetings OF the club VIII be
held every Monday evening II O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-12
TIE PAxPREsBYTERIAN COUNCIL
ID rRArrIo FL - N LIE coNCo DIsCUssEr


AN OFFER DECLINED.
london, July lit the meeting OF the Pan-Pres-
Ivterln Council to-day, the Rev G. y. M.Acws, Of
Quebec n accepting the Office OF permanent secretary
90 which he vas appointed by the Cornell thanked
the Council for the honor thus conferred upon him,
ana promised 20 devote the rest Of his life 70 the work
q seeking 10 bring al sections Of the Presbyterian
Church into closer brotherhood.
Tho Rev. Dr. ". IT, Roberts, Of Cincinnati, who was
unanimously elected the American secretary, an
honorary oGce assured the Council hat he would do
lie Utmost in his power tho highest good Of
the Church.
Tho Rev. J. Mcclellan Holmes, OF Albany, y. T.,
presented The report Of the committee DR.. Hoppers
offer OF 5000 pounds found a college IN Canton,
China, With the hopc that the Presbyterian Alliance
rouI. Increase the endowment to 100000 pounds.
Tho committee approved the attempt TO establish
Christian institution in China, but IN view Of the fact
that The Alliance was not body which could legally
Lola property, It recommended the Council TO decline
tAc offer Tho report was adopted.
DR. Illinvood, Of New-York read a paper prepared
f1r tho meeting OF tho American delegates denouncng
tho liquor traffic with Africa, and stated that the work
o. miss u The Congo Iarayzcd by the influence
az trade restrictions. IL the casting vote Of only
one Government which threw the traffic into other
hands than those Who had right TO control Il. In
this matter united action was necessary, and all
Christian PEOPLE should appeal to every Government
90 correct The evil lie proposed to the Council tho
lDr0fn-icn t Of a committee to thank the King OF
belgium FOR his influence in the Congo which was
used ~ prevent Evils otherwise attending the question.
Dr. John Hail. OF New-YorlI, referred to Instances
IN which the Church was able to create such feeling
as made national rulers ashamed to persist in their
evil wa. Ike result ought TO happen In this case.
Ia subsequent debate on the progress Of Roman
gem. DR. Hall said that It not 30 strong tho
Continent the past, and that It seemed stronger
1 America than f. really was. Politics contributed
to the eject that party always wanting tho
support q tho Roman Catholics while the other had
IT, Thus rs influence was maguihed but It included
only orc-teLfl OF the population. This portion was
very noisy and strong n prisons lauchterl and politics,
.Ii f was lO. FIupOltOAaly strong IA the religious
a.. 1t the community.
Ur Stlaf. of Aer-Y0rk addressed tho Council
thc Revolution " 1o-7, and argued that n had led
flr spread u- ~ religious faith As a consequence Of
l i.-e Was now more true Christian religion In the
vOIL
Principal Cairns OF Edinburgh. submitted a resoll-
ton -rtculailn- the TWO branches of the Preehy
Iarfar Church iI America which had recently assem-
u'.d 90 celebrate Jointly tho meeting Of the first As
senily u lee. ILc resolution was carried without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-12
OD0gYELEs H4RD EXPERIENCE.
HE BLAMEs HIS EMINENT ADVISERS.
THE Loss or HIS SUIT AGAINST 1.-THE TIMES
nrr 10 AZ nyrR-CArTIOus POLICY.

THE loss or HIS SUIT AGAINST The TIMES
pUF TO AN ovER-cAUTIOUs POLICY.
london. July 11-Frank Hugh O'Donnen IN an
Interview to-day, said that up 10 February nc hdi
intended treat his libel suit against The Times
as purely personal matter. At that time, however,
Mr.. Uavit wrote 10 him offering every assistance IN
Mr.. ParuelTs power 10 further his interests. oh
finding that Mr.. Parncll was willing to assist him ne
I'm himself bound to reeaId tho representations put
forward behalf of the Parnelltes for better prose-
cu.ion Of The case Down to a short time before the
trial began, Mr. PaInoll had agreed with MI DsVt'
and other prominent Pamellltes that the more fuiy
HE case was fought In the better 1t WouA ne lor
tie reputation Of tho Home Rulers
Immediately before the opening OF tho trlal, now,
ever he loarI through Mr. Davltt that Mr.. Parheii
listening TO other advisers that the Liberals were
imposing upon him the necessity OF adopting more
cautions policy. Last month he himself was pcrsuaneu
20 pursue The overcaIuOus policy, which hah iou
20 the collapse Of his entire case Ho had desired tha'
tic evidence shonld be OF tho fullest nature, but TWO
o. the most distinguished Liberal lawyers gave him I'M
sought advice counsellng him not to assist the defence
in fishing f0r evidence. l. was undoubtedly hho"h
tot The Tines had gone great lengths even deal
ing with Invincilcs, whose hands were rcd with tho
blood % Phoenix Park victims in order to procure
evidence. II was urged that The Times's' own CYL
dcnce ought Justify the libcls If any part OF tho
appeared to have been made out, Parnel Davtt,
Mccarthy. sexton and others should have gone INTO
the witness box ard stated the facts.
UT. O'Donuell continued: q" ! am ruined In conse-
QVouce OF Ibis action ! remain unable 10 understand
how my eminent advisers proved so seriously wrong
Al Of The best and most sra shtforward and courage
ous Nafionalis's were heartily With me, desiring that
the most complete inquiry be made Through tho
ovcrclevcrless 81 ccra'n eminent advisors the ca
r0- ulIcD Ut IaUel. a. regards the lcIA0hal
CHARGES with reference 10 the letters aschhed 10 him.
u.s. Med 10 consider the best course 10 be pursued IN
ls own defence but The Imes's charges ancct mo
PARTY generally. Ny ah0rtive contest with The
T mee more than ever proves that the true polcy OK
fic Nationalist is ~ demand thorough lnVestsa
t.ou.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-12

TO the E0ft0r OF Thr Irttnnr
Sir: Relative 70 the nomination o. Co.onl Thomas
lincoln Casey 10 bo 0lief o. Engineers. / learn from
Washington r.at The rule which has always prevailed
IN the corps has been 10 sc'sc. e ranking officer and
that IN Ills there arc special reasons far doing
so. Vale General parie Is a G.-log PSI 81 officer.
he IS Junior rank Colonel Casey and thorc are
four Other CCiccrs o. Che corps equally distinguished
who also Junior 20 Colonel Casey. AID also close
upon the retiring age II Colonel caey Should be
set aside On favor Of General Ia.le. il e.dar to
enable tie latter to become Chief OF i'm -iuccs before
retirement ho would have. on tie Same principle 20
stand aside for he benefit % others and thus himself
risk the loss Of promotion to position for which Ae
s peculiarly fitted
The engineers are a pTofes ional corps and their
duaes relate to tAo Construction Of public works
and the improvement Of halboIs. Colonel Casey
IS skilled IN tits leA and The fact
Of his having bunt the new hdf Of
Me Army and Navy Department nu11r-
st saving q s. 500 600 She cost o. ha first hai
Is pointed 10, among other things and Justly, ]
claim-as proof o., bis iadlue.t ana efficiency.
Heretofore Il has been the custom 10 selcc, tie rank
ing officers OF he Corps OF Engineers for promotion
to The position Of Chief and TIC rule has been fol-
lowed in this case for The reasons nalrL be fcf-
vices 0f General paiks. in command of volrfc -.
sad 20 cu-ite LIN undoubtedly 90 be created d
Drigadier-Gfur.cl in ie Inc O.. the army. Yours,
Acw-Iork, July J., 'o3. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-12
TIE oUARREL OF TIE DOCTORS.
4 CERMAN NEWSPAPER TAKES THE SIDE OF
DR.. MACKENZIE.

CLRAIAN NEWSPAPER TAKES THE SIDE OB
DR.. MACKENZIE
Berlin, July 11.-IG connection with the discussion
concerning the disease AID treatment Of the late En-
Tcror Frcie.icl. Dr Bcrgnann states that on April
y Dr Mackenzie summoned him to assist in adjusting
tic caEuia IN the odhce In the neck Of The Emperor.
lie found tle Emperor seated ia chair IA sufocat-
Ing condition. T- 'cheebs and lips were blue.
Dr Inmann states mat al the moment the opera
n0l of tractc0fomy was performed the Emperor )
breathing was laborc1. his lips were lvid. and his
voice had lost is tone. His speech was most dill
cIt
Che "vo-s'schs ZcltunS' declares that Tho reports
printed Yesterday Of tie German physicians who a.
tended the lato Emperor Frederick we're in many 70
speeds untrue 10 says It IS understood that indie
pendent medical authority VIII soor show. in state
Ient based on the record Of the late Emperors case
tat the conclusions arrived al by the German physi-
clans were Incorrect
Tho M.ss.s Decker, publishing firm, have begun
IN action against ito National Zeitung7 for publish
inc alleged false reports n the doctors who attended
Emperor Frederick They claim heavy damages.
The DccLers Will issue the Official reports Of tho case
tomorrow.
london, July 11-Dr Mackenzie has asked Tho
Medical Journal that IN Difference TO wishes
which he IS bound 10 respect he cannot reply 10 tho
fer9rts o. the German doctors which he says arc
fil of ml-sfa'cUeuts and untruth lie says he VIII
De alIe 10 prove this whom The prohibition Wlch IS
I9v laid upon him shall havc been Withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-12
Dr.. A. Y. P. GARNETT.

washington July 11-Dr. A. y. p. GARRETT the we'll
known physician O. this city, died at Reh0both Beach,
DELI tonght Of heart failure. lie had been severely
III FOR several days and believed be slowly con-
valescing lie left this city FOR the eash0re this morn
Ing for the purpose OF recruiting hs falling health.
lie was born IN virginia IN 1920. graduated IN
medicine at the University Of Pennsylvania IN 1871, en-
tered the United States Navy assistant surgeon the
same year. promoted in 1913. and resigned
In 1850 order accept the professorshp OF Clinical
Medicine in the National Medical College Of this city
lie married the eldest daughter OF Henry A. Wise.
At the breaking out q the war ne left Washington,
and became surgccn-Geucal o. the Confederate Army
lie was the family physician " Jefferson Davis and Of all
his Cabinet officers and accompanied Nj Davis after tie
evacuation O Richmond
At the close OF the he returned to Washington and
was again elected professor IN the medical college Pc
Gently he was president OF tie American Medical
Association. lie contributed many valuable papers to
medical literature.