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EARLY IN THE FIELD.
Mr.. Mills Candidate for Speaker and
Gen. Clark for Clerk.


Mr.. Mills has sent telegram announcing his
candidacy for the spoakership of tho next
House,
Gen. Clark OF Missouri, who was the clerk of
the House during the Forty-eighth. Forty-nnth
and Fsftieth Congresses, has declared his can
didacy for clerk Of the next House. He was
very popular as clerk before and will probably
have little or no opposition.
The friends Of Mr.. Mills argue that he is
strong. because, as they say, he will have the
influence Of leading democratic Senators.
those Senators who have Speakershp candi-
dates In their own state delegations it is said,
are Likely to quietly, if not openly. advance
Mills interests from motives of personal policy
Then 1t is claimed Mr.. Mills has gained great
strength by his active work in the campaign.
west and each of the democratic Representa-
tlVes whom he helped is likely to give him sup
port in the Speakership contest
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Theodore Thomas in Chicago.

A Chicago dispatch says that C. n. Fay, .
brother-ir-law of Theodore Thomas went TO
New York last night to complete arrangements
by which Mr. Thomas is to 60 TO Chicago city
under contract for three years, ne the conduc-
tor of the best orchestra he can get together.
Fifty men have given . guarantee Of e1,ooo
each per year for that purpose. Az this 10 un-
derstood 70 fulnll Mr.. Thomas requirement.
there is nothing now wanting 20 complete the
arrangement but formal ratification Of the
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PICTURES FOR THE FAIR.
Meeting of the Subcommittee on Art o.
the Exposition,

New York, Nov. THE subcommittee on
art Of the Columbian exposition, composed of
Messrs. A. G. Bullock, A. A. Wilson and J. W.
Ellsworth, met today at the Giisey House. They
have been in communication with several
prominent artists and also have been looking
around for director Of the art bureau.
They sent report to Chicago that they would
probably decide on a director at tomorrow's
session. Chairman Bullock said that should
the committee fail to agree on a director the
matter would be postponed until the general
meeting. which is to be held in Chicago on No
yember Is.
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4 MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY.
DR.. Reed, a Binghamton Dentist, Found
Dead i'm His Office

BINGHANroN. MY, Nov. DIR. c. H. Reed.
dentist was found lying dead in hallway in
the Perry block, this city, this morning. There
were no marks of violence of any character and
nothing from which the cause of death can at
present be ascertained. He was twenty-six
years of age. His wife. with her two children
has been living for some time past at the homo
of her parents in PHILADELPHIA
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Met a Horrible Death.

HIGGISsyILLE. No., Nov. Mary Bryan,
aged fourteen years, met with a horrible death
at the home of her mother Wednesday. She
was taking ashes from n stove. when her dress
caught fire. Not knowing this she went out
into the yard The wind was blowing sharply.
and in few minutes she was wrapped in
flames. Her cries for help attracted the atten-
tion of the family, bu. none arrived in time to
the life of the unfortunate child. Her
body was in pitiful condition and she died
shortly afterward
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The Czarewitch Leaves Vienna.

VIENNA, Nov. THE Emperor Francis Joseph
and his guest, 'he czarewitch. attended the
opera last night, remaining through the two
acts of L'Africainc. The czarewitch and the
emperor then drove to the railway station,
where. after an exchange Of farewells, the
former departed for Triest
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Capture Parricide.

NEw Brunswick, Nj, Nov. 7.-Stanislof
virschkowsky, young Pole, stabbed his
father. Josef Virschkowsky, in the abdomen
during quarrel Monday night at Perth Amboy,
inflIctIng q wound from the effects of which
the injured man died last night. The murderer
fled. but was arrested at noon yesterday near
Woodbridge. He resisted, but was finally
taken into custody at the muzzIe OF a gun and
lodged in Jail here. lie says his father muir
dered his mother in Poland.
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Ex-Governor O'Neal Dead.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. News has been
received here of the death of ex-Gov Edward
A O'Neal at his home in Florence this
morning.
Gen. O'Neal served with distinction in the
army of the northern Virginia and was wounded
at the battle of seven pines
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Real Estate Matters.

Adelaide Van Ness Snowden has purchased
OF Henry NJ. Schneider for 5000 sub hot 50,
square S7-l5 by 54.67 feet on oath street be-
tween l. and Nj streets northwest
Babette Herman has bought for 81 500 of
John Mass sub 40, square 1875 by IFS feet
on a. between II and streets southwest
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a Rigid Bourbon DYING,

LONDON, Nov. THE death is momentarily
expected Of Prince Camille de Rohan, Due de
Bouillon, an Austrian peer OF French extrac-
ton. now ninety years OF age. The prince is
an intense legitImist and so Disguised with re-
publican rule In France that he would not suffer
the name OF the country to be mentioned III his
presence.
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The Judge Wouldn't Believe Them.
Three Years fin the Peuiteu,iarv.

In the Criminal Court Randall johnson, con-
victed this morning OF assault with intent to
kill, was this afternoon sentenced to three
years in the peuitentIary
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The Danforth.B Brennan Fight

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7.-'.Reddy" Brennan, the
streator, Ill, lightweight, who is to fight
Tommy Danforth in Arkansas next Sunday
morning. left last night for Memphis. He was
accompanied by Hugh and John McManus who
trained him, and a delegation Of st. Louisiana
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swift chmen at Freeport, III, Strii

CHICAGO. Nov. IA dispatch from Freeport.
Ill, says the switchmen in the employ Of the
Illinois Central road there went on strike last
night. causing considerable delay to trains.
They want an increase in wages. Chicago
officials say the strike is a small matter; that
only nine men went out and that their places
vill be filed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

BosToy. Nov. THE liabilities of Maynard
d Co.. who made an assignment yesterday, are
estimated at Sl25.OO0 The indebtedness with
the exception of $4,000 to New York parties,
is mostly in Boston.
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Webster Granted a STAY.

NEw York. Nov. Actor Charles Webster,
who was convicted OF ;naRSIaushtcr in the first
degree in shooting Robert McNeill has been
granted a stay of sentence until November %.
HIS lawyer intends preparing argument for
new tria Al
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Worcester Democrats Dissatisfied.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. THE democrats
will petition for recount of the city vote in
this congressional district, in which Walker
was declared elected over Pratt
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A Lynching I'm Prospect

ARLTSaToS, Tenn, Nov. Mrs. D. g. Bailey,
wife Of prominent citizen of this place. was
killed last night with Il hatiron by q negro
whom she had refused money. The murderer
escaped large posse of citizens are in pur-
suit with intent to lynch him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

LONDON. Nov. Tho board Of trade returns
for October show that the imports decreased
G49O, 600 and the exports increased f59OOO0
during the month compared with those for
the corresponding month last year.
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FIFTY-TWO GUNS
Will be Fired at the White Lot Tonight
in Honor Of the Democratic Victory.

All arrangements for the firing of salute Of
fifty-two guns in honor of the democratic vic
tory have been perfected today BY the central
democratic committee. Battery A, Light In
fantry, DONG. will fire the salute, beginning
about o'clock this evening, in the grounds
south of the White House lot. Lieut.. Robbins
will be in charge, with the following assistants
Sergt. LOngley, Loundes, Murray, Griffiths,
Corpls. Clark, Hart. Morse, Trumpeter Pepper
Privates Thornton, Murray, Oxley. Hewlett, c.
E. Campbell, r. L. Campbell. Vogelson. Sturte-
want. Keifer, Chatficld. Ferris, Garrison, Cat
chell joyce and McCabe.
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Death of Great Sachem Simonds.

SALEM, Mass, Nov. 7.-Ex-Stete Senator
Chas. III. Simonds, great sachem of the Red
Men of Massachusetts,. died this morning of
typhoid fever aged thirty-two wears.
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A NEW YORK ESTIMATE.

Slight Republican Majority I'm the
Senate and 1 "a Democratic in the House.
NEw YORK. Nov. From the latest returns
it appears that the Senate after March T. 1891.
will stand AZ democrats to As republicans, with
one seat from New Hampshire III doubt. The
House will have democratic majority OF l54.
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sARA,s SON WINS.
He Wounds r. Bourey In q Duel This
Morning.

PARIS, Nov. THE duel between Maurice
Bernhardt, son of Sara Bernhardt, and NJ.
Bourey, the dramatic critic. who was challenged
by the former in consequence Of his comments
on Mime. Bernhardt's performances in her rew
play, CLEOPATRA" was fought today and re-
suited in NJ. Bourey being slightly wounded in
the arm
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THE COURTS

CoURT IN GENERAL TERM-Jadgcs, Hdgner,
Goa and Bradley.
Today-G. s. Chase of Kansas, on motion of
Mr.. Dean, admitted to the bar. Love agt Ma
tional Metropolitan Bank; argued and sub
mitted.
CIncU1T CoURT-Jxdoe Montgomery
Today-Woif Co, agt. Lepley; judgment
by default. Lugenbeel agt. Moulton; verdict
for defendant.
EoUiTY CoURr-Judoe JIDses.
Today-Minnix agt Ward; pro confesso
Caughy agt Winston; X. Wise Garrett APP
pointed guardian ad htem. Pendner agt. Lacy;
payment Of l,600 to John Hogan ordered.
Donohue agt Bachelor; pro confesso.,
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Lord Harrington at Its Head.

OTTAWA, OST., Nov. Tt is understood that
the syndicate, Of which Lord Harrington il the
head, will receive the contract for the Cana
dian fast Atlantic steamships. The signing Of
the contract is contingent upon the acceptance
offer, which tho governp1ent has suggested.
sILvEn PuacHAsrs Aa:Thsf smouns Of silver
offered for sale to the Treasury today was L.
045,o00 ounces. The purchases aggregated 49,
600 as follows: $1,000 ouAses Ut el.02, 60,000
ounces ut el.0265, l00. o. tsanees at e1.O245,
~. goo ounces Ut el026-and $1,000 ounces ct
SAoSos GaEHQot
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Gov. Hill Congratulated.

ALBANY. NY. Nov. 7.-Congratulatory tele-
grams continue to pour in upon Gov Hill from
democratic leaders all over the country. L. P.
Ohliger, chairman of the Wayne county
democratic committee. which is in Mai Nc
Kinley's congressional district. telegraphs Gov
Hill: Wayne county congratulstes you on
Warwicks election Your presence In the dis
trict contributed much to the result. Come
again in 80"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

= This afternoon in response 10 tho order Of
the Supreme Court respecting the post Office
site the following in addition to those already
noted entered appearances st the court house:
J. Simmons r. Candsbtte, p. Bouaveris and
D. Crowley, by u. Joheson; Louis Mcneksim,
by Cook q Sutherland; Elizabeth J. Stone, By
VI. +. Msttingly, and W. 6tons Albert and NJ.
Abert for himself.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING PERMITS

- -. $3.50 !, =, n =, n
were Issued today as follows: II. IT, Bailey. ono
brick dwelling No. oOo, alley, square 5Ol; 5000
). W. swanson, ono Drlck dweliing, 1T "a
street northeast; S6,oOO. Chas. W. Botsch, Six
frame dwellings, ON sheridan street, county,
S3,SOO.
MORE LIGHT.
Upon the recommendation OF Capt. Lusk OF
the street lighting department the Commits
sioncrs today ordered the following public
gas lamps: Three on the south side Of Mary
land avenue between 9Th and 9TH streets north
east, one on the south side OF Maryland avenue
between Sth and 9th streets rtheast, three on
the south sue OF ryiano avenue between l5th
ana l4th streets northeast one on the north
side OF Maryland avenue between 18TH and l4th
streets northeast, three ON the south side OF
MARYLAND avenue between l4ta and 10Th streets
northeast, one ON the west side OF 18th street
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A Chicago Insurance Company

CHICAGO, Nov. THE Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company of Chicago made an assignment
for the benefit of creditors on October rs last,
but the failure was not announced until
this morning, when a schedule Of the assets
and liabilities was fled in the county court.
The assignee il s. G. Hislop. The liabilities
are So, 60A and the assets els7 $50.
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Death of a Financial Editor
Killed by n Cable Car

BosroS. Nov. 7.-sAlphonso Ross, for many
years financial editor of the Boston Advertiser,
died last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

A genuine blissard ragged over Lake Superioe
yesterday morning. Considerable anxiety pre-
vailed for the safety Of the vessels out % Tie
lake from euperi6r 70 saalt Ste. Mario.
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KiIled by = BoiIer,s Explosiou.

Memphis, TENN, Nov. IA boiler in Baker
Brothers cotton gin burst this morning, killing
two negroes and wrecking the gin. Loss
S6. 600
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MArRox LOWE RESIGNS.

Miss Corinne Lowe, who Was recently ap-
pointed u,atron Of the Washington Asylum, To-
day rendered her resignation, and Il was ac-
cepted by the Commissioners. Il will be some
days yet before the position 10 filed
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CHICAGO Markets.

CHICAGO, Nov. tClosing,. : Wheat-Dccem-
Der. 9Sx: May. 105S. Corn-November, 52S;
December. SiH: Nay: ~: osts1May. S5,l.
l257k. Lard-November. COY; December,
6O7x; May, 085. Short ribs--Noyember, k32k;
December, A27k; May. 625.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nov. z. Cotton dull - mid
ding, 9x Flour firm. wheat-southern inactive
and unchanged; western easy: No; =. winter red.
spot, 97aa9S; November. 97sla9S: December,
90ka9,A: Mey, 0Saa108k. Corn-southern
firm and steady, unche nged; western firm; mixed
spot, 5SA bid: November, 5Sh bid: year, SKA
IS; january. ,57ha5511; Nay, 5sH bid. Oats
fairly steady. Rye active-prime TO choice, 75a77;
good to fair, 6oaTo; Hay steady-primc
to choice timothy, Hoo. Provisions frm-
mess pork, 1l.50 bulk meats. loose shoulders, 6A:
long clear, 81; clear rib sides. On: sugar-pickled
shoulders, 6k: sugar-cured smoked shoulders,
IN: hams. large 11k. small ia; lard. refined "a.
Butter firm and scarce-creamery fancy, %; do.
fair choice, 24a.: do. imitation. y AIR. ladle
fancy, IL: do good to choice. 10; roll. hne Is: do
fair good, 1oal6; store packed, -. Eggs lrm-24a
c5. Coffee dull. Sugar q,iet and steady-eranu-
lated, Ga. Copper steady-rehned. 147s.
Whisky firm and unchanged. Freights 10 Liver
pool per steamer quiet-grain. Id. keceipts-nour,
1900 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels: corn. 5000
bushels; oats. 1000 bushels; rye, 5000 bushels
ments-nour. Loo barrels: corn, 5000 bush
els. Saies-whet 10000 bushels; corn, 1000
bushels.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Virginia 040s, IS bid:
do. threes, 81 asked; Baltimore and ohio stock,
96ka97h; Northern Central stock, 66a66; cincin-
natl, Washington and Baltimore nrsts, 90 asked;
consolidated gas bonds, 1l4& bid; do. stock, 49aa
50.t
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court TO John Quaries and Ruth
Winbush, both Of Ashland, Va.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
Tho following tie opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, l4ls street:
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BIRCHALL MUST HANG.

The Canadian Cabinet Decides That
He Must BE Executed.
OTTAWA. ONT, Nov. THE cabinet council
has decided that Birchall will be executed on
November H.
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Issue OF DOLLAR NorEA The Treasury De-
partment 10 issuing new 81 notes at the rats OF
1000 day.
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were issued today as follows: r. II. Bailey ono
brick dwelling, No. 500, alley, square SOL; 5000.
j. W. Swanson, one brick dwelling. 1T Cd
street northeast; Sc, 500. Chss w. Botsch, six
frame dwellings, on Sheridan street, county,
81 300
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Range Of the Theemometer Today.
The following we're the readings at the signai
once today: am, los 2 PA, "a; maximum,
IS; minimum, 81.
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Tracing IA Slate Writer'S Anteccdents

BosroN, Nov. I'm q long article today the
Herald presents facts going 70 prove that W. Il.
Colby, an Independent slate writer and test
medium at 455 Shawmut avenue, is n fraud
and has been forced TO leave various places in
the country because OF his deceptive prac-
tees. Also, that he was convicted under the
name Of W. ]. Rains. assuming to be Baptist
minister, Of robbing the mails at Hearne, Tex.
and sentenced to tve years in prison. being
pardoned by President Grant in 1875 because
OF poor health. He also figured in Chicago.
San Francisco and Alonset Bay camp meetings.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-10-04
Men of Weight and Wisdom.

The faces of the Justices of the United
States Supreme Court fairly shine with
good living, and upon each you see the
writing that the owner has not single
care and that he has for life $40, 900 a
year. Justice Miller has received $780,
600 In salaries from Uncle Sam, and JUS
tice Field has carried in his inside
pocket Uncle Sans good drafts for $27o,-
900. Bradley has received 5000, 900 from
the Government, Harlan $3.50, 900, Gray
500, 900, and Blatchford's receipts have
amounted to $50, 900 in cold cash. Each
will receive $40. ooO more for every year
that he lives, and he will get this
whether he remains upon the bench or
not II he leaves it the Government
will have to get new $10,0 900 man to
take his place, and Uncle Sam will DO
out $4,000 instead of SIC, 900 as long as
he lives. There is no doubt that any
one of these men can make more than
this amount at the law and each is well
worth the salary paid him.-[Philadel-
phia Press,
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TOOTH GERMS.
Their Development One of the Most In
tcresting Phases of Growth


The development of tooth germs, from
infancy to mature life, is one of tile
notwithstanding phases of human growth.
Pass tie finger along the tiny jaw Of the
new conner Not only is there IN til il :
which presages future teeth, but tao
jaws themselves seem too drlcI Z aHl
ira ever to become the sockets or $ ch
hard working portions of the ana Y.
Yet there are so tooth germs hidden the"n,
waiting their time, though not all of
them could lie d tcc.ed by the most skill
full dissecti N, says a writer i'll coat
Housekeeping Twenty Of thee ar Tor
the temporary teeth, with winch, in dno
time, the CHILD will begin to gnaN or
chew his way through life: 'he cthars
include tie permanent set and tine moi rs,
none of which b gin to maxi their pres
ence known till the child is about We IS
old, and the "visdom" teeth do not
usually appear till al out IS.
The little pulp germ grows and de-
vaops till it approXimates tie shal IF
the tooth it is to become; thea it begins
to calciry, forming the dentine part Of
the crown, while the enamel d,'pp,i; d
by an indercnden process. Th" suf co
of the crown att, ms full size before t
process OF elongiti n commences Then
gradually it pu hes its way outward
through the gum, absorbing he tisouo
as it advances till the Eure " nj, enamel
peeps out, 10 the mother's great deli HI.
The first of the iNc.5ors USUALLY arp'"rs
al about the age OF five months, u al DO
temporary set Of 20 is completed tabo-j
three years of age; but there is no uni
folmity or certainty in regard ~ the a-c
OF which of the four central lHc. ,ots will
first appear. The process of "tccthing'
is almost invariably one of disturbance
to the health of the child; he is Liable
to fret and worry. especially if the outer
membrane or skin of the gum proves
tenacious and does not readily absorb.
In this case it shou d be lanced an oper-
alton which is humane, in that it re-
lieves the discomfort of the child, and
entirely harmless as there is seld IN any
hemorrhaae worth the name, and if
there should be slight flow of blood it
readily yields to simple treatment. The
application Of a dust of powdered alum
is usually sufficient.
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EmancinatiOn in Zanzibar.

The Sultan of Zanzibar has decreed
that there shall be no more slavery
throughout his lomnions. The decree,
which has been placarded under the sui
tan's seal in Arabic and English, pro-
vides in detail that the exchange, sale,
or purchase of slaves, domestic or other
wise, is absolutely prohibited. Houses
hitherto kept for this purpose are for
ever closed. All slave brokers eXercis-
ing their occupation are liable to severe
punishment and deportation. Any Arab
found trafficking in domestic slaves will
be liable to similar punishment. Any
houses used in future for such traffic will
be forfeited. On the death of their pres
ent owners slaves shall, ipso facto, be
free, unless the deceased leave lawful
children, who may inherit them. Slaves
can not be willed away or sold after the
death of their owner. Any Zanzibar
subject marrying or married to person
under British jurisdiction is henceforth
disabled from holding slaves. All slaves
of such persons are now declared free.
No freed slaves are in any circumstances
to possess a slave. Every slave is to
have the absolute right henceforth to
purchase his freedom at a reasonable
price. The sultan binds himself to ac-
cord special protection to such slaves
and to all slaves freed under the decree
or other wise. Every slave is to have the
same rights as the Arabs to prosecute
complaints and claims in courts of JUS
tice