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Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

M ANTED-A PROTESTANT Girl.
W Tor x neral heusework. At M. IFS Mon
roe street o g-N
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Hsnt produceL insanity.

On Thursday last Owen Cassidy, 9
brother OF Hubert Cassidy. the con.
tractor, while ct work waS overcome
with tie intense heat aud W. removed
to ho home, No. 40l Orange street.
Everything possible was done that
could be done 10 improve his condition,
but without avail. Instead OF improving
his coudition grew worse, and on Sa,ur-
day morning he would not allow any.
body TO enter his room. 1t being evden
that insanity had resulted from the ut
tack. at the tolictati0n Of DR.. Howard
0gle he was removed TO the Delawar,
Hospital yesterday morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

OTICE-IO WHOM IT MAY CON-
~ cern. All cloeks, wxich~s, or ntnrr
article let with me iut rep hrs o rr bree
months and not called ior e ore The sli, int
" u be sold to psy charges. " Il.sOH
sCRAFTUN, 50 Vest From st 6-y az
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
VIII Not be There.

1t WAS stated lew days since that
Joseph N. Wheeler would assume con-
troll of the Opera House upon his return
from the Wcsi in August or September,
but this is ceutradlcted by Manager Sou
lier, who says that he will not even be
connected with the house In any o.
pAciiy. ana that he will continue full
control himself, the same rs he has done
| during the past.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
To bo Hung

Twenty thousand rhe,s of wall paper
at II, u. Holt's, 2l3 West second ,ire,.,.
fine gold, embossed p5ptr, 20 cen,s
apiece; right nice Mica paper, q csnts
apiece; also q large s,oct OF all yrndss
from the most common 10 tie uuest
hays lar.o force OF pr.e,ic.I 1a,.r
Dangers and work doue without delsv.
Est IN les given with pleasure, IT Il
HoLr. 2I3 Wtst b coul strpel,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Mrs. vaugi,n's b uncrnI,

The funeral OF Mira. v. NJ. Vaughn
took place yesterday Afternoon at q
o'clock, from the Cha, ton Hou-e. Inter
ment wa, made IN the Wilmington and
Brandy wise Cemetery Rev. Lafayette
Marks and l;ev A. N. ktixwln both
male very appropriate remarks. The
nall be.rers were William Bush, Henry
g. Banning, Edward I. Ia, lor and q.
II. Sellers.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
The Sheriifaity Contest.

This being the last week Of the Demo
cratic contest fer nomination fer Sheriff,
each of the candidates will tie knocking
sround at . very lively rate. There are
ssill 1ve of them left as, follows Peter
]. Ford, Purnal ]. Lyn b. George G.
Rothwell, Joseph 8. Dunlsp aud James j.
Toner. Mr.. Ford and Dunlap reside In
shfs city. Mr.. :Lynch in Ct. Gserses,
Mr. Rothwell iu Blackbird and Mr.. Touer
N New Castle. Though there is much
she more talk about Mr.. Ford aud Mr..
Lypoh the others are a'l hopeful. Mr..
Dunlap, tho ugh he has apparently male
no great effort to obtain the nomination,
10 in good spirit, and thinks that his
chances are by no means a forlorn hope.
He resides at No. 81 Morrow street and
70 bricklayer and contractor. He 10 II
hard working man and has not had time
10 20 around and make himself kno vn
l!ke others who had m7rs money. He Ia
N Intelligent gentleman and would make
. most creJitable official, and the Demo
rrats could make no mistake by puttirg z
him upon their ticket.
The fight between Ford and Lynch is
growing very earnest and vindictive, 90
much SO that whichever 10 nominated II
WI be hard for the 9th er side 10 vote ior
Ai0. Mr.. Rothwell expects to gain ad-
= vantage from this, as there are both Ford
and Ls neh m u who are growing tired o
the squabb,e and ara willing TO CON
pRomite on kothwell. 1t has ali alon
been evident that both tho Lynch Q .
Gurd forces have been afraid OF Rott
veil, as his support was uncertain, a.
In this the last week of the contest th
same uncertainty exists. One thing
ssrfain, however, there will be music 4
ths air no odds whether Lynch or For,
n nominated, but II either Dunlap O
ROthwel. 10 nominated the great mAjorit
Of Democrats will consider 1t an eas,
gay out OF the difficulty. As for Toner
hs has no chance Tor q nomination no
no charoe Of an election II be Was nomi
aa,ed.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
The Hay that WAS Lobt.

In the fire that occurred in 4 Appleb, a
hay market, over Market street bridge,
Oh Sa' urdsy morning, the following per.
sons lost hay: Samuel Roberts, 9. .O6t
pounds; william Bland, 8 40O pounds;
John Foster, 2, 1856 pounds; W. b. Rat,
l.dge, $3.50 pound. in one load and 2,92,
in another. Total, IA, 555 pounds,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Festival at 1t. James Church.

n M ~ S""fe5 NHUfNHs
The ladies OF the Parish Aid Society Of
ot. James' church, near Stanton, will
hold straw berry festival, Wednesday
aftsrnoon and evening, June 1lth, on
the grounds near the church. The pro-
cesds OF the festival will go towar Dis the
church improvement inud. INV edues-
eAy 10 stormy day the festival will be
Asld on Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

William A. Shields, and not Dennis 8.
Shields. was chairman Of the Weccscoe
reception committee OF the Liberty Fire
Company OF Rea Ing, Pa.
A load Of hay upset this forenoon on
Eight street above .hipley, and for some
time blockade the street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
A Large Excursion.

Scott NJ. z. Sunday school had an ex-
cursion to Woodland Beach this morniB z
on the steamer Thomas Clyde, that was
the largest OF the season. There were
fully l,200 on board the boat, aud ~ 1,
is a beautiful day there 10 no doubt bu,
oil will enjoy themselves.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
hlissess'

Kid spring heel button, sizes ~ to 2, only
t1.0O. Children's spring heel button
sixes to 10Y, only 75c. Children'i
spring he Il button, size 3 to ~, emily 5oc.,
q: Bsbcook's, 206 Market street, above
Second; east side. ssst side, east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
sale Of Lots.

On Saturday afternoon l.. W. Stidham
q Son, auctioncrs, sold for Peter J. Ford
and Thomas NJ. Onls, number OF build.
ing lots on Greephiil, Giav, Cleveland
and Lancaster avenues aud Third. fourth.
Fifth and Sixth streets, at remuneiauve
pricss. The following were tho prices
obtained:
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
DIR. HONEYWELL.

Is kept busy extracting, filling and maxi
ing teeth. His prices are reasonable, aud
all work warranted to be nrtt-class In
avery particular. He extracts teeth for
25c.; with gas, Soc. A set OF teeth, s.. so;
best, Sa Teeth filled with silver, 75e.
emalgsm, 50c.; gold, 81 and upwards.
Teeth cleaned for T5c. Office, 703 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Tho Lovy Court.

The Odessa Herald says the friends OF
Elias N. Moore Of Appoquiuimink Hun
dred, are urging him for the nomination
by tho Republican party Tor the Levy
Court. 1t adds: ability, honesty and
loyalty and Republican principles make
o strong combination"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Run n Nail In His Foot.

About one week ago, Robert Strain,
the well known livery stable proprietor,
stepped on 9 nail which penetrated his
foot, aud almost went through. He Ia
suffering severely from the accident, and
has been confined to his house ever
aimee
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Successful Testtyal.

The ladies realizsi by thtir festival at
the Lower Brandywine Presty,eris n
Church last Wednesday and Thurnday
evenings some $50, which will be applied
towards refurnishtng the parsonage so as
to make 1t acceptable to tie pastor and
his bride who will take possession In Q
few days.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
OFFICE COATS.

Thousands Of the coolest and
catchiest kinds; Pongees,
Seersuckers, Alpacas, Serges,
Mohairs, Linens, Porous Lin
ems and Busters in every likely
color. Nothing in the way OF
indoor or outdoor clothing that
you can't buy OF us, and save
money by doing SO.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Another Old Soldier Gone.

Jacob Baker, an old soldier, residing
on Filth street between Orange and Tat
nall. died at an carly hour this morning.
lie WAS 65 years Of age, . member oi
DUPONT Post No. 2. g. A. Il.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
r,cu-.tuu TOM OrrOw.

The Young Peoples Lutheran ulhe,n.,ou n 70
tion will give their annual ~. nrsltlsst
Beverly faIE, n. j.. ons "a ' scr.
resorts on the upper Dclawars, pr,k
fsw. on the steamer Thomas Clyds.
Heck kmsnu's orchestra has been enS ennS'ssdId
aud ali who 60 arc assured Of spprf spfs 4
time. Boat leaves King street Wn'
Q. m. Tickets, 80 cents
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Old Reliable,

David A. Powell, 3i2 and 800 Ma lisou
street, Is still ahead on fresh shAd, her
ring, Goldfish, paddock, lake pike. white
tish. founders, yellow perch and clans.
Fresh crab msst, only 80 cents per quart.
Delivered to all parts Of the city Tree OF
charge.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Colored soldier P.ns,on.,.

w. s. McNA'r was his N, In,ng uo,I.
ied by William H. llayward tIat M shs
orr i,al pension CLAIM Of Theopnilu,
stewart, i.te o Co. T., 4u Regiment 10
s. 4. r. has been allowed through his
AkcHcy.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
GaOrro WhIto.

contractor for hauling by the day or hour
safes and pianos moved and set with care;
furniture cars at short notice; boistinY :
and rigging doue. ONCE. No. 1913 French
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
WHIT and 500 Them

One bu adrea beautiful road carts ara
| on the way to Seventh and Orange
| streets. Patronr, reserve your orders
ior Chs2man, the monarcl Of the tobac.
i co trada
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
TN W eatheE.

Tomorrow promises TO be from
fair TO slightly cloudy with higher
tsmperatne, followed BY lain in the lake
region. Similar conditions will probably
prevail on Wednesday,, indicating show
sTs In different locations.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

Try c. L. Meilsr's California hams and
beof tongue at fifty cents. Qo keeps all
other kinds of meat at 507 King street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
A New system Of MIX Delivery.

j. Il. Porter, milk dealer, southeast
co-nsr Seventh aGd Madison streets, is
now prepared to furnish ! quart or 30
quarts OF milk at short not'ce TO all parts
of the city. Telephone call GIL.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Latest styles.

A complete assortm ent OF gsntlsmen's
gold and gold-p.ated watch chains ant
charms at Miliard +. Davis. No. 9 Eas
Second stFeet.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Attention

DUPONT Pest No. 2, G.. A. r.. a SPECIAL
muster Of the post will be Leld this Mon
day evening at . o'clock. All soin rAdes
requested to attend. by order of N.
Bsyne, Post Comm nder,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

wholesale and retail by z. f. Hanna, No.
83l Jefferson street. Excursion parties,
picnics and families supplled at reasona-
BILE rates.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
NIri,'s

Are dongola hook lace shoes, oily Sl.75.
Fine patent leather hook-iacs shoes, only
800, a. Babcock's, 206 Market street,
above Second; east SIDE, east side.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Handsome Paper Hanging,

at prices as low rs tho lowest for first
class work. Make your selection and
have work done by experienced work
men. Jones, No 422 Market strset.
have no branch store.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

The cheapest and best place to gel
your ca Iriage repaired is at Walther &
Co.'S, over Market street bridge.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Lats & Novelties

In wall paper sul VIII dow shades. from
ths ,ov cal to beat .rado,. !; w
Kv,ns u co.'s No. 2os Wpst second a.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

Choice steaks from homc-ra ised beeI
40m II to IL cents per pound. at More.
6nd's, No. 407 King street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Ladies'

fine kid patent tip button, only 95c., al
Babcock's, 2U6 Mark t street. above Sec.
ohd; east side, east sidA
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
Good Corn,

caus for Is cents. Tomatoes, Z cents
. eau, a, N. E. corner Third aud King.
Gko. A. TAYLOR,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

For good, homs-taised, Juicy beef
steaks, 70 to Moreland's, No. 4O7 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
leo Cream.

Ice cream, fruits and fancy cakes.
1105 West Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

for ~ cabinet photographs ana ono nnsil.rN
crayou portrait At Cummings
500 Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

60 to the Second Baptist strawberry
o.ei bile on the II b ine
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
A Good Word for tho Com mfnonW lth
Beneficial Association.
COMMUNICATED. ]

Beneficial Association.
COMMUNICATED.
l have the pleasure 10 announce to the
public aud the members OF the Common.
wealth Beneficial Association that the
death benefit claim Of Mary e. Loper
has been paid Ia iull to me, there being
Lo beneficiary named iu her applics tion.
W. L. GRINNAGE.
106 w. Eighth Street.
In addition to tho above, there have
been over two hundred sick and death
benefits paid by this company iu Will
m'ngton since they commenced business
here. All claims entitled under Its by
laws are promptly paid. In proof Of this
asssrtion members and others who desire
to 10 enlightened will please call at the
company's office, Room No. s. Exchange
Building, Seventh aud Market streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

The members Of the Bayard I.snl. as,Ws
are REQ usstsd to attend their ,et mi,
weekly meeting this evening ,rs.t
hesdo usrtsrs, No. $40 Market sres'
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09

The best tintype made in me c'y Va. =
Cummings gallery, 800 Market s''''
Daily Republican., 1890-06-09
SJACOBS OH
CURES PROMPTLY
STIFFNESS, STIFF NECK

Violent Pains in Neck.
Friendship Wis. June IA, 1f9s.
Ny wife had violent pains In her mech
which was very sore and stiff. She was cure
entirely by st. Jacobs OH. JAMES 6TOWk
In Terrible Pain.
Amcs Mfg Co. Chicopec Mass, June ls. 1885
From uvcr-exertion every bone was mad
still and sore, in terrible pain. was cure
promptly by ST. Jacobs OH
J. c. BUCKLEY, Paymaster.
AT DRuGsIsTs AND DEALERS.
the CHARLES A. voGELEa CO.. Baltimore. NJ
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The onicers have commenced vigorous
raid on the t0ughs of Railroad avenue
Yesterday long row of hard characters.
charged with vagrancy, were arraigned BE-
fore Justice Miller. John Daley vas given
nve days, Charles Clarke fifteen days. John
Augent twenty days, Frank Campbell If
teen days, and James Turner ten days
Licenses to we'd were issued yesterday
for Robert Nicholas and Eva Whipped. OF
Seattle; 7. E Turner and Narthina Olsen,
OF Port Gamble; Louis r. Peterson and
Audia n. Dohlston. OF Seattle; James
khoces, Of Seattle. and lido Won Cimborski,
Of Jacksonville. Or: William Shearer and
VIENNA Scheffsr. Of Kitsap county
Captain W. B. Thompson, United States
inspector Of customs. completed yesterday
nineteen years residence in Seattle. and ell
that time he has been in the service of the
city or the government
Mrs. Mary Hamblet, the Indian mission
airy. nf this city, has gone to Victoria to
hold mission services In the Indian church
there With the Indians a. they return from
the hop fields.
Mr.. Fred Wilbur. of Hook and Ladder
Company No. l. OF the Seattle IRE depart
1sScnss ASit !essefuay IOr tW0 Weeks tap
to Gray's Harbor.
The First Methodist Protestant church.
at the corner of Third and Pine streets.
viii Be dedicated today with appropriate
services.
Ofhcer J. II. Rice was dismissed from
the police force yesterday by Chief Mon
roe. A charge Of standing in" with dis
solute women was made against him.
, The new jewelry store OF Albert Han
sens on Front street. Sullivan block, will
be opened Thursday. October 8.
Fine Key West imported cigars and Pc
rIque and Turkish smoking tobacco. Ros-
tein & Murphy. 718 Front street.
Drs. Churchill 4 Rawson have removed
to their new Offices, rooms 8, 10 and II
Washington building.
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A party consisting Of Mr.. aud Mrs. C..
n. Bostwick, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Wearing
and Nh. K A. Ketcham. of Toledo, Is at
the Rainier hotel.
Mr.. c. L Holiingshead, Of Philadelphia,
and Mr.. George Easton. Mr.. George d.
Easton, and Mr.. z. P. Williams, of San
Francisco, are at the Rainier.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Chamberiin and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Gustafson, Of Denver, are at
the Rainier
Mr.. +. n Long, . railroad man Of Hell
ena. Mont. is registered At the Russ
house.
Mr.. George G. McNamee, of Port Town
send, is at the Snooualmie.
DR.. [. Downer, of Pittsburg. was regis
tered 1t the Arlington yesterday.
Mr.. D. ]. Dick. OF San Francisco, is q
the Diiler.
Mayor |. Grant, of Victoria, is registered
at the Diiler.
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The Deaths and Funerals OF . Day
Burial OF . knight
The remains of Edward Lukoski, who
died at Eden and Twenty-fourth streets
Friday, were inferred by Bonney & Stewart
at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The funeral of John Lolagher. who died
of cancer OF the stomach at Providence
hospital Friday evening, took place from
Bonney d Stewards rooms At ] :15 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
John McMaster died ct his residence.
1.25I King street, yesterday morning, OF
typhoid fever. aged 40 years. The funeral
will take place at O'Clock this afternoon
from the Knights of Pythias hail, in the
Frye building. Burial will be made in
Masonic cemetery under direction of Bon
ney Il Stewart.
Harriet McCombs died at her residence
on Green street, yesterday morning of
heart disease, aged s.. The body was
placed in charge of Bonney q Stewart.
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Tho Harbor Lin. Commis.ion

Further time having been required by
the engineer for the completion of the sur
vey and maps of the Seattle harbor, the
meeting of the board of harbor line COM
missioners. appointed for October s, has
been postponed until October Ia, when the
board will meet at the rooms OF the Chem
Der of Commerce in this city.
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Dress Goods Department.

Particular
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Plaid effects 75c
Dresses al S.. ST. So $Io and $Ia5o
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The number of typhoid fever cases at
both hospitals is now diminishing on &C
count of the change in weather. At Grace
hospital there is not q single dangerous
case. Five new patients were received ut
Providence hospital. Three were suffering
with fever. one with pneumonia and one
with paralysis. The sisters report typhoid
favey declinin.
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SECOND AND JAMES STREETS.
Important Notice.

having settled fact that classes of
be according
Goods Hosiery and Cloves
classes of goods and can therefore guarantee
entire season
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The Bailey Gat.er,,s Boilers.

The boilers for the steamer Bailey Gatzert
which have been lost on the road from the
East for over five weeks. arrived yesterday
at Ballard. They viii be put in immedi-
ately, and it is expected one month win
suffice TO complete the boat.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

tho tolls Of Mormos emiIaricA MI.
Arthur A. Dreier, Q son OF tho Consul,
has during the past two or three years
done most Of tho routine work Of the
oficc, and In consideration Of his scrv.
iCcs has boon appointed vice.C0nsul by
Tho Danish Government
Italy IL represented by Signor Paul
najnotti, IN official who reflects credit
On his governnent and his icllow-pOun.
trymen In America. Ills rank In that Of
vioe-Consul or Consular Agent, and oil
tho business Of bis ofice . donc through
tho italian C0nsaf(ieneral ut Now York.
His predecessors In tho Chicago once
was Augustine Scuitti. an old gcntlc.
man Of the 0sribaldi school. who lived
altogether In tho past and mover won
The confidence Of his countrymcn doing
business In Chicago.
Tbs C0ssul for Sweden and Norway
10 Mr.. Pstsr 0vsnoc, who has hold the
once for seventeen years. Tho Neither.
lands II represented by Mr.. George
'Birukhoff, Jr., . prominent Chicago bus.
iless man, and Mr.. Louis X erlcin looks
QUE for the interests Of Switzerland.
Belgium and Tho Sublime Porto are
sopresentcA by Mr.. Charles Hcnrotin, Q
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

rsrA Ma .. n. vsrjsye was the Arst
diplomatic Oedsol eset hes0 By Tie
rrsssA Rpstah. Although . vsry
clever g~eAtlethsa, 10 aSves suooseas1
n making hinsself popular With bic
o~osnteynea, % whose request 10 wss
transferred 70 . new 6sld Of usefulnsss.
HE sucoessof aud the prsssat incum.
,6eat q The o6loe 10 -. Fsnncols I'd.
BruwSsrA IN enterpsisine diplomat Of
The ms1era sOhool, who 70 ably assisted
b y. Andre Mondchsre, vlcs-Cossui
q The sepablic.
The representative Of We King Of
Denmark II Chicago 10 Mr.. Emil Dreisr,
Whe has hold his position siuco isoo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
W1CA6OS DIPIONATS
t0Deslai CAlsago CoFrsUDes1mM0

~ OYO08A OoUUUO SVHSODo
sAsids from The large sea-pors slti0,
4Seago u the only point IL che UaiteA
0otos q which the nations Of The world
Uninteln 3 regular Conantar service.
Aia u ne highest compliment which
opeion governmcnts can pay 10 the
3ataess and Importance Of the West.
- m~strupolis, and that the oonpli.
0ppt u net unworthily bcstoxpd II
p4Dve1 by the fact that several q mo
1e1lAlng nations have found Il ~neooasary
- appoint vioe-Consuls In addition -
regular Consula, - Che work Of
toe1df respective oflccs has grown ~
IA ~ control Of one man.
fbnstls are. In the Asst Instance, ceu-
ekscisl agents who attend 10 mattsrso OF
1S,port and export and certify 10 Tho
ue Of goods shipped from foreign
pfAts 70 places in thelr native Asda
24ey also represent tho interests a
113siS countrymen In courts Of Law, end,
lfbecesaary, perform diplomatic datics.
Diplomatic Consuls arc individuals Of
aaheldcrable importance In the social
lAlfs Of the cities whore thoy ure 10
Nood. In case such . city In . Sca-port,
~ Consul IL expected 70 do the honors
Whenever . acct % man-of.war bclong-
~ - his country anchors In tho harbor.
- rank II equal 70 that Of . Captain In
~ navy, and . Consul.&leneral ranks
~ Commodore.
b Chicago the social duties Of aCon.
Aro moi 0n0roua. hut hia shar0 Of
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

1ls day. He was appointOd Prussiais
Opasul In Chicago In 1891. In 1883 ho
sWNs msde Consul for the North Ocr-
1an Confederation, snd In 1871 'Conxnl
~ ne 0ernaa Bmpire. Willis a.
01Q1lng - his Coasulss duties, Nj.
UAnssonius built up . lucrative bank.
1n9 end exchange business. and whom.
a. l0EJ. Bismarck made Chicago . diple-
Uot1e once, Mr.. C~lAusssnius resigned,
,(bftAe holding OF his position WeSA
oov~ eeApsllsa him 10 givo up his busl.
49, IN che same year he We appoint
"a ObAsul for Austsia-H Hungary. . pest
WhicA no still holds.
TIE noss important Consular oaAneis
that Of Great Britain. which Of the pres
cat time ID hslA BY Colonel Jsmes Hayes
0adles, 3 esntlsmAn who hes held once
uuder The British Government for Ne