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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-02
Wednesdays Hours, 8 A. NJ. to 5 P.
CONSULTATION FREE.
AT Home Office Springfield SATURDAYS and at
Worcester Office THURSDAYS.

Worcester Office THURSDAYS.
The other three days the DR.. will reserve for
recreation until further notice.
DR.. Warner enlightens mankind In true medical
science and he forces all quacks ignorant pre-
tenders and dispensers of mineral pOisons into
other occupations, and all patent nostrlms and
advertised medicines into oblivion.
Alexander, Caesar, Napoleon and Washington
were natural generals; Homer Shakespeare NIL
ton and Byron natural poets: DemOsthcnes and
Cicero natural orators; ArchimCdcs was n natural
mechanic, Blind Tom "A natural musician; the
learned blacksmith a natural linguist: Webster
natural lawyer; Dr. II. Warner Is a natural
physician educated in the great book Of nature
(ind a regular graduate aisOl Innumable patti
ents testify To his wonderful cures. He asks no
questions, tell the patient all of their symptoms
and every bad feeling well as The cause Of their
sickness. II durable, tells them So and If entrust
ed with the case, soon cures il, generally in a
surprisingly short time. The diseases that Dr
Warner pays especial attention 10 are: Lung ana
Throat Troubles, Dyspepsia, Palpitation OF the
Heart, liver complaint, Female Complaints
liberation, Falling of the Womb, etc. Kidney
Disease, rheumatism, salt Rhcum. Pimpcs on
the Face Constipation. lndisCrctionS of Youth
and ali seminal Weaknesses, all SCroiulous Ahec-
tions, Bilious Complaints, Nervous aud General
Debility, Loss of Vitality, etc
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-02
See what one Of the Well known physicians Of

PROVIDENCE, T. L., Feb. 10 lSs6
This Is 10 certify that 1, Dr. Mcknight had
been suffering from Chronic Inflammation of the
Kidneys, aud the h0st treatment received from
Dr. Warner greatly rclived me- and would mos,
cheerfully recommend him for such troubles.
G. c. MCKNIGHT, NJ. d,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-02
Notice to Country Patients.

DR. Lewis will. on fun description of case, with
fee enclosed Immediately send supply of his
valuable medicines, accompanied with instruc-
tons aud advice for the cure of the above
distressing complaints.
COUNTRY PATIENTS CORRESPoNDED WITH
UNTIL CURED.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-02

The other three days the DR.. will reserve for
recreation until further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12
Republican National Committee.

10y Telegraph 20 the DISPATCH
NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Republican
National Committee tonight elected NJ. ;.
Quay, OF Pennsylvania, chairman, and j. S.
Fasset, OF New York, secretary.
The charinau aud secretary elected were
also appointed to hold the same offices on
the Executive Committee.
The Executive Committee was chosen as
follows: NJ. II. De Young OF California,
samuel Fessenden 81 Connection. George
II. Davis OF Illinois, John G. New Of In
dIana, ! s Cllrkson OF Iowa, W. &. Good
loe OF Kentucky. j. Manchester Haynes Of
Name, Garrett A. Hobart OF New Jersey,
and A. L. Conger. OF Ohio.
when the names Of the Executive Commit
tee were submitted there were manifestations
Of disappfoyal from southern members, who
discovered the fact At once that GOodloe was
the only representative from the southern
states. Thomas H. Cavanaugb, OF Washing.
ton Territory, made a speech claiming the
right Of the southern states TO better repre-
seniation on the Executive Committee.
lis sentiments were echoed by James ID.
Brady, az Virginia. and L. b. :. PinchDack,
OF Louisiana.
After long debate the names submitted
by the committee were adopted as members
OF The Executive Committee.
The fifth section. which related 10 the ap-
pointment OF subcommittee b take charge
Of the campaign in the Pacific States and
Territories, was next discussed, and the
whole matter was finally left with the Execu-
tive Committee to act upon.
Mr. G0odlOe offered n resolution en-
d0rslng the Republican League organiza.
ton, which was adopted as was also one by
Mr. Payne iayorlng the organization OF wo-
mems Republican clubs to support the na-
tionll ticket. The Executive Committee
will hold its first meeting tomorrow at
the Fifth-Avenue Hotel. Ii was midnight
when the meeting adjourned sine die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JJL1 II. ihrt
Tho offerings ut auction to-day we're 60 pack
ages OF san-cured tobacco, which was Of good 10
hno quality, and although the averages we're not
low, aud good many sold well, yet the market
70 this grade seems TO be weaker. with quite full
breaks listed ahead for August Sixty-three Of
O. packages offered were sold at the following
quotations: ono eaca at a. q, 2, and 2Oc. 4
packages at IS to l5c. u packages 1t 10 70 lshc;
% packages at 9 to l0c.; packages at aad below
6c:lats2 10, which was twist. About u pack
sgss Of good bright wrappers we're sold for Now
YORK, but outside Of this there was very light
trading on ,Cbange. and We know Of no other
private sales. Concerning tho sale Of over 100
bogsheads last week TO the Italian buyer every
thing has been kept quiet. but IL Is thought there
may yet be larger transactions made In this line.
The secrcsy with which such sales arc made does
no credit 10 our market and yet u seems almost
compulsory az times. We oplue that no money
was made nor mono lost on this leader for Lass
week.
Colonel Thomas Whltehead's agricultural re-
mort as state Commissioner gives the following
results for July: Thirty-six tobacco counties
show n per cent Of a full crop planted, with u
prospect of 81 per cent OF afu crop for the area.
Since this report has BEEN made up the recent
rains have added 70 tbs prospects in many SOC
tons. The following table represents The per-
centaxe first In 1857: second. 1883; third, tho
urosuect Ia 1883 BIZ counties:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12
Warrington Notes.

by telegraph 10 the Dispaichl
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE bonds offered
10 the Treasury to-day aggregated Sl,62j,-
$50. All rejected.
The Comptroller Of the Currency to-day
authorized the First National Bank Of Dali
ton, Ga, to begin business with capital OF
$4,000.
Colonel w. P. Craighll, engineer in
charge OF the river and hasb0r works in
MARYLAND, Virgins, West Virgins, and
North Carolina. submits estimates for the
next year as follows: James river, 100000;
harbor at Norfolk, sl00, 1000; approaches to
Norfolk harbor. 100000; Currituek sound,
ETC., $50, 900; New river, Va, $50, 900.
Mr.. Randalps friends do not expect that
he will be able 10 resume bis duties in Con-
gress during the remainder OF the session,
the intention being to remove him 10 quiet
place. probably bis home vt Paoli, Pa, as
soon as his condition iustities his removal.
The House met this evening for the con-
sideration Of the bin for taking the eleventh
and subsequent censuses. Mr. Cox, OF New
York, chairman OF the committee on the
census, said that he bad intended 10 address
the House at length upon the subject, but
owing TO the length OF the evening be con-
tented himself with general remarks in re-
gard TO the importance Of the work TO be
accomplished.
by an ingenious little amendment. the ef-
feet OF which was not noticed by anY OF the
members present, Mr.. 0'Neil, Of Missouri,
secured an increase Of the wages OF messen-
gers, assistant messengers, and watchmcn
from $500 TO 5000 per anuum.
On motion OF Mr.. Conger, Of Iowa, an
amendment WAS adopted providing that In
the appointment OF ennmerators preference
shall be given to honorably discharged sol.
dlers or sailors.
The bin was passed and the House, at 1885,
adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

Jt-rY II-Narkst dull AMI prices have de-
clsned. A yery model,te cefnaad sgd sales -
eossmon- fkalke.: shsIled- gAazl(c; spanish.
ssm2.c.: factory hsHd-picksd. tsoe-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
Continuance Of the work OF Orgaui-
ZRtfuu.

The Committee on Retrenchment and Re-
form met in the Council chamber at half
past O'Clock yesterday. Present: Messrs.
BeVn, White, and Carter.
MIR. White nominated Mr.. Belvin as ten.
pOrary chairman, aud be was unanimously
elected.
ON motion of Mr.. White the committe e adj
iourned 10 meet at the call of the chairman.
FIRE AND POLICE TELEGRAPH.
This committee met in the Council cham
Der at o'clock. Present: Messrs. STRAIT
ton. CLappell, Mitchell, and Grimes.
On motion OF Mr. Chappell, Mr.. Stratt0n
was unanimously elected permanent chair
mao.
The committee decided TO meet hereafter
at the call OF the chairman.
Adjourned, on motion OF Mr. Chappell.
ST. JOINS BURYISG GROUND.
This committee me, i'm the Council cham
Der at $50 O'Clock. Present: Messrs. Mann,
Steel, Dlckerson. Taylor, and Brauer.
ON motion OF MIR. Taylor, Mr.. Mann was
unaWm0u.ly elected permanent chairman.
This commtte decided to hold their regu-
lar meetings ia The Council chamber on the
last THURSDAY in each month at $3.50 O'Clock.
The present incumbent, MIR. Antonio Crit
Ggin. was unanimously rec ected keeper OF
the 81. Johns Church cemetery.
Adjourned 10 meet i'm regular session.
ELECTRlCLIGHT
This committee met IN the Council cham
her at "a O'Clock. Present Messrs. Taylor,
Carter, Courtney, BOWden, and Mann.
ON motion OF MIR. Mann, Mr.. Courtney was
elected permanent chairman.
The committee decided TO meet the last
dsv Of each month in the Council chambeTat
O'Clock +. VI.
The committee received q proposition
from the Virginia Electric Light and Power
Company to light AL the streets OF the city
by electric light by the erection OF addi-
tional arc lights and tower lights, and 1t was
considered and laid on the table TO be finally
acted 90 at some future meeting.
Accompanying this proposition is COM
munlcation from the Virginia Agricultural,
Mechanical. snd Tobacco Exposition Com
mittee urging that the proposition he con-
sidercd at once and the result reported 10 the
CITY Council, so that the system may be put
in operation before the Exposition opens.
The committee adjourned 20 meet Tuesday
night at s O'Clock IN the Council chamber.
from which point they will proceed to make
an examination and inspection OF the elec-
tric.nght plants aud the different electric
lights in the city.
THOSE THAT REMAIN.
The committees OF The Council have now
al been organized EXCEPT the Committee on
James-Riyer Improvement, which will meet
rs soon as the Chamber Of Commerce elects
its portion Of the membership Of the COM
mittee.
The committees so far have been very sue
cessiul In having large meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12
West Virginia Matters.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, July 1.-THE Re-
publican County Executive Committee held
a session this afternoon. IL decided 10 bold
the district primaries on August 18th and
the County Nominating Convention Septem-
Der 1st. The district primaries are to select
delegates to the county, State, congressional,
and judicial conventions. 1t has always been
customary heretofore for the County Conven-
ton 10 select the delegates 10 the three latter
conventions, and the change in the order Of
things has created great deal Of dlssatIsiac-
ton. The dissatisfied element will hold a
mass convention at once and appoint a new
executive committee who will run the affairs
more to their liking; or, as they express IT,
with fairness TO all parties Interested.
John Norman aud John B. Dolzon, two
more OF the participants IN the late Hatfield
Mccoy trouble, were captured IN Pike coun.
ty a few days ago and lodgedin Logan county
fail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12
perso,aI. mad Briefs.

The Henrico County Court will be in ses'
sion to-day.
Mr.. David Leary, Of Amelia, was IN Rich
mond yesterday.
Major Thomas w. Doswell, OF Hanover,
was IN the city yesterday.
CAPTAIN Maxwell. T. Clarke and daughters
have returned from Old Point.
General r. NJ. Logan was in the city yes
terday, and left last night for Chicago.
Mr.. John Morton was reported very III
Yesterday at his residence, No. llOl west
Main street.
Joseph Davis. Esq. OF Lynn, Mess, pro-
nrieior OF the shoe.manuiactory at the peni'
ientiary, is at the Exchange.
nirector.General Henry c. Jones Is ex-
nected 20 return to-day from New York,
where be has been in the interest OF the Ex-
position.
General william 4. Terry, Of the Soldiers
Home. will soon leave for the mountains TO
spend the summer, and will be accompanied
by bis family.
Mr.. ;. TAYLOR Peudleton, principal Of
Central school. and lady left yesterday for
Mcdowell. in Highland county, TO spend The
summer vacation.
The remaius OF Mn r. T. Halstead, who
died At the soldiers Home on TUESDAY, were
iakep 10 Norfolk yesterday Tor interment
Deceased was member oil the Ledge oil
Eiks OF that city.
The residence OF Mr william 5. Ayers,
No. All psrih Twenty-tisird street, was eu-
tered on Tuesday In the absence OF the family
and things were generally alsarranged: but
the police could not tell what bad Deem
stolen.
MIR. NJ. Sweeney and family, OF Charles.
ton. w. Va, are IN the city, the guests OF
Edward j. Warren, Esq, Ne. oi9 north
sixth street. Mr.. Sweeney Is general super
irfendent Of the Eanswba and OHIO railroad.
lie was Tor several years CONNECTED with the
Riebmond and Allegheny railroad. wilh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12
Baseball Yesterday.
fBy telegraph 20 tile pispatch.l

Pittsburgh:
Pittsburghs. 0 2 0 0 0-S
BOstODs ............0 l 90 . 0 ? o l-G
e.hits-Pittsburg 10; Bostons, H..
Errors-Pittsburg 4; BostOns. D. Bate
ries-MOrrls and Carroll; Sowders and
ORourke.
Detroit:
Detroits. ...........1 l 10000 &C
Phiiadephlas.. ......0 0 90 1 0 0 3 o.
Observation-Disclosures, o; Philadelphias, IL.
Errors Detroits, 2; Phiadclphiss. 3. Bat
ferries Baldwin aud Bennett; Gleason and
Clements.
indianapolis:
Indianapolis ........0 0 90 002 0 %
New Yorks. ..."...3 / 90 0x-5
Blse.bits indianapolis, G; New Yorks,
10. rrors-Indianapolis, G; New Yorks,
6. Batieries-IIcaly aud Daily; Keeie and
Ewing.
Kansas City:
Kansas City.......2 0 10000 o. .
Baltimores. .........2 2 0 020 Ok 6
observation-disclosures City, 3; BaltimOres, s.
Errors-Ksnsas City, 1; Baltimores, 3.
Bitteries-Fagan and Briordy; Cunningham
aud O'Brien.
Chicago:
Chicagos.. .......1 0 3 0 9 OK
WasbingtOns ........1 0 l 0 D 0 %
Base.hlts-Chicagos, Z; Washngtons, Z.
Errors hicagos, 7; Washmgtons, G. Bat
teries- Krock and Flint; O'Day and Mack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12
Tus WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Mean NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AlIThingsIn tte World

n tonic Is what nervous people require. To I'M
part strength into tho nervous organism IL 10 in-
sure It's tranquility, provided causes OF unheslth-
ful excitement are ayOiaed. A medicinal tonic
tlAt-like nOsletter's stomach Bitiers-cOm-
mands the unqualified sanction Of the healing
profession, and wnich institutes a general re-
form in d bilious, dyspeptic. and debiiltated
condition OF the system, Is surely entitled 20
careful trial b. intelligent people, capable Of
forming n due estimate Of q medicine, from en-
phstic and often recorded professional evidence
In its behalf. Not only are the nerves and
stomach inviRoratsd by the Filters, but the sys-
TEN Is also endowed with unw0Dted power OF re-
eistance to Influences In air. water, or daily syo
cation subyersiye OF health. Prominently daa-
gerous among the nrst named Of these Is ina-
laria against which HOstsHers stomach Bitters
affords a competent safeguard. rheumatism
end kidney troubles are also prevented ADD over
come by 1t. ~ 12-Ih(w1Sa&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12
The ozark Secrets" Transatlantic
Trip.
by telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

by teleBTdpu 10 tuS blspdtCnsl
GLOUCESTER, MASS, July 1.-Captain
Johnson, Of the schooner Laura Nelson, ar
rived to-day from the Banks. He reports
that julyteth, in latitude AZ north, in the
eastern part OF the Georges. the dorl
ozark Secret" which is making a trip
across the Atlantic. came alongside. Cap.
taig Andrews said he had had rough
weather and had been blown in sight OF Cape
Cod three times. Several times be came
near laundering and hsd broken his gaff
His boat did not come up to his
expectation; she appeared to be heavy in
the water, owing probably TO the weight Of
lead on her keel Captain Andrews was in
good health and cheerful, and expected TO
accomplish his undertaking. Captain John
son supplied him with can OF cod oil, can
OF water, fifty fathoms OF buoy line, and lam
terms. Captain Andrews asked that an ae-
count OF his voyage as far as gone be pub
hSbod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12

10 portals, stables, and every available place
OF shelter. averaging Que person 10 lees than
q square yard OF space, with plies OF fiag-
mating laid on the ground for beds
aud few miserable rags for cover.
All able-bcried men have been forced
away TO work by the Government.
Rations Of bread and meat are issued, and
everything possible Is done 10 relieve the
suffering. Children up TO twelve years OF
age are among the masses, Without thread
OF clothing, and nj night are wrapped up In
whatever rags the family have for covering.
Anything whatever OF food or clothing, no
mstter bow poor, Is received with extreme
Orafifudo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12
DEATHS.


ASDERsON.-Diei, July Q, 1883 az his resi-
dencc in Henrico county, BENJAMIN X AN
DERSON, In the eigthtieth year OF his age.
HIS funeral took place Tuesday the 10Th instant
CARTER Died, July II, 1855 at g O'Clock r.
H. at his fathers residence 800 Nicholson street.,
GEORGE gerry, infant son Of John n. and Mar
tina J. Carter; aged eight months and ten days.
The little crib il empty now.
The little clothes hid by;
mothers hope, fathers Joy,
In death'sccld arm doth lie.
Go, little pilgrim. to thy home
90 yonoer biissful shore.
We miss thee here, but soon viii como
Where thou hast gone before,
Funeral from the above residence at O'Clock
p NJ. THURSDAY. l2th instant Friends aud
relatives Of the family are Invited 70 attend
ELLETT-Died. July II, 1888. at 10 o'clock P.
NJ, WILLIAM ELLET'f, IN the eighty-third year
OF his age.
Funeral from seyenth-stroet Christian church
THIS (lhurscay) AFTERNOON at $50 o'clock.
Friends OF the family Invited 10 attend. No
flowers.
sTATONs--Died. Wednesday. July Iffh. at 81
O'Clock. OF dysentery, TEMPLE, only child Ok
DR. l. w. aud Mary Powers station
Funeral vii take place from the residence Of
Mira Temple, on Tompls street. TO-DAY st19
O'clock. Friend. aud aeqnainssncos Invited 70
attcud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12
Decided Notte Strike.

%! 70 nv '-F--'V'lsI
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 1l,--The locOmo-
tive engineers on the East Tennessee. YlT>
ginia and Georgia railway system met here
tonight, representatives, being present from
all the divisions OF the Brotherhood system.
Representatives were also present from the
Queen aud Crescent route and from the
louisville and Nashville railway. The Oh
iect OF the meeting was TO decide whether the
brotherhood should order strike because
Engineer Monahan bad been discharged for
characterization. After long discussion OF
the case, in which all the facts were brought
out, the engineers, by an overwhelming vote,
decided not to strike. The railway authori-
ties were at once notified that no strike
would be ordered aud the request for Mona
hams reinstatement was withdrawn. The
strike would have thrown out 200 engineers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12


Nxw. YORK. July ii.--ccf'on steady; sales,
recsipts Ssa bales; exports-so Great Bsitsln,
s.zss baics; 70 ths ConsIDent f93 bsiea: ssocx.
BILLED bales. eoatbern foer qaies and nrsn,r
hsid. Whsst--Cssh y ale. higher. Win Increased
business, In good part for export, options
opcllsf nrB. rose Ma &C. later resctai ka+c.
snpsedusntly advanced Khskc. on covering ~
Shorts, closing steady ard jss3Sc usfer the he-s.
speculation more general; Ne. 2rsi. July. eSzs
s9sc; september. se'stsoe ccrn--cssh nrn.
tor, closlng steady: No. 3. July. s,ss51sc.; su.
gust, 55j,shSkc.: september, 5f7za55Se. Vais--
Cash steady. options hsHc lower: No. Z. July.
3f2hs5kc: August. 81 s3ihc.; No. ? spot, IN
s6kr; mixed western, 8A5sc. Hopsd9ii; stats.
<aioe Cofeo-spot fair ITO arm a, sND0: o.
TONS unsstfled. closing wenker; No. RIO. JAY.
fiLt0sfil.5s: August $40 t0ati0.o5; september.
s9.Nati0. sugar steady and quiet; fair reclining,
tiSiessa reaaed very FIRM Molaeses ouie.
redncd, S3sc. 81 all portse Cot,on-scei oii--sac.
for crude tec for rssneE Tallow 1rm Al Io.iea
&c. Resin quiet at SiCTkasIia Potstocs firm
with fair inquiry; Norfolk new. f2s0a3S; North
Carolina, new, tASOsf3 Isrpaniine duh NJ 3ftc.
Eegs heavy and lover Hides st0sdy and qaiet.
Wool qniot and easy: domestic aeece. &aas,
pulled. isaSsc texss, I3aaie. Fork unchanged
and quiet Reef dull Middlas dull ard
Western steam, SPOT. $50; July. ssSa Freiehts
steady.
CHICAGO
Cussgo. Jaiy ii.--cash qao,susns were:
Flour qiict and uncheaged: so spring wheat
ssas3Hc,; No. rcd, sc No. : com, 40. no. .
oats, 3ihc. Mess-pors. SIS lsslesO Lard, A. OK.
shert-rios, $50; shouiders. K.soas66 ON, short
clear. s7.95asa Whssesy. SiS0
leading future< ranged "a f.liosvl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12
Dcmocratic Cam pnign Com mittee.
rBy telegraph 70 Tho DlspAtch.l

WASHINGTON. July 1I.-Williom II. Barnum,
chairman Of the National Democratic Com
mittee, has to-day appoine ed tire following
named gentlemen As the Campaign Commit
tee: William l.. Scott, Of Pennsylvania;
Arthur p. German, Of Maryland; Matt.
". Ransom, OF North Carolina; Calvin ;.
Brice, Of Ohio; John 5. Barbour. OF Yir-
gina; Herman 0elricbs, OF New York;
Miles Ross, Of New Jersey; Arthur Sewell
OF Minnesota. and Ersklue NJ. Phelps, Of
Illinois. There will be a meeting OF the
Campaign Committee at the headquarters OF
the Rational Democratic Committee, NO. 10
west Twenty-ninth street, New York city,
on Tuesday, July Il, 1883, at IL O'Clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-12
Death Of a weII-Known Physician.


WASHINGTON, July 1l.-Dr. A. Y. j.
Garnett, wellknown physician OF this
city, died at Rehobeth Beach, Del, tonight
Of heart failure. He had been severely III
for several days and was thought to be
slowly conyslescing. He left this city for
the seashore this morning for the purpose OF
recruiting bis failing health. He was born in
Virgins in 1920, was a graduate in medicine
nj the University OF Pennsylvania in 1871
entered the United States navy as assistant
surgeon the same year; was promoted sur
geon in 1913. and resigned in order to ac-
cept the professorsbip Of clinical medicine
IN the National Medical College Of ibis city.
He married the eldest daughter OF Henry A.
Wise. At the breiking out OF the war he
left Washington and became surgeon-general
OF the Confederate army. He was the family
physician Of Jefferson Davis and all Of his
Cabinet officers, and accompanied Davis
after the evacuation Of Richmond. At the
close OF the war he returned TO Washington,
and was again elected professor in the
Medical College. Recently he was elected
president Of the American Medical Ass0cia-
ton. He contributed many valuable papers
TO medical literature.