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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

Hraak Saith, sf Frssiassess Ca Ras ~
W<ai - AAy Mas 81 ma Tears IN the
Stats-aou ne AAaaSea n

Providence. X. l., oct. Soon Dec.
II. 1890, Frank Smith was recon-
u.eAaesi for admission TO the Rhode
Island Hospital by Dr. Terry. The
dag lOsis vas diabetes
air. Smiths Residence Is loo Rich
Alolsl-st., IN this city. On sunday last
Ar. Smith wrote the following let
ter:
Dec. IL, 1890, l had a recommend
alton by a physician admitting me
10 the Rhode Island Hospital. AT
that time | had a pain and stiffness
in my legs and staggered like an old
man oi 90. l drank al least Two
gallons of water day. Ii was then
that 1 aegan To lose my sight, and the
tive doctors that L had told Inc l
was afflicted with diabetes.
Il tried several medicines that were
recommended, but found that they
did me no good. Seven weeks ago L
began using Paine's celery compound,
and today l can run as well as any
man OF so in this State. For two
years back have had tingling In my
fingers and toes, like lightning, that
comes from my heart, but Paine's
celery compound Is getting the better
OF it,
May the Lord pour his choicest
blessings on the man that discovered
this remedy. Every man L see that
has an ache or pain | tell him about
this compound. II cures them all with
the first bottle.
There is one old man. who lives
near me, who has been on crutches for
a long while. l got him a bottle OF
the compound, and he has already
thrown away one OF his crutches, and
will soon go without any.
''All my friends wonder how have
picked up. and ask me what doctor
have had. tel them Paine's celery
compound has done all this for me-
Every word OF this is true, and / am
willing to swear 1t before any judge
i'm the world
This letter was addressed TO tho
well-known firm OF Wells, Richardson
& Co.. OF Burlington. and contains
only what Mr.. Smith has abundantly
| proved TO be true by his appearance
| 10 Is one OF many cases.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31
TOOK HEN PROPERTY.


jennie ssoneheuse oeehs @ Recover Dam
age For IL
Jennie Blanch Stonehouse, . minor,
by her next friend, Albert Stonehouse,
complains Of the Grand Rapids Stone
company in the circuit court aud asks
for 5000 damages, the alleged grounds
being that the defendants. without per-
MISSION. eycavsted upon premises be-
longing 10 plaintiff in Rlcbmond's ad-
dltion TO the city Of Grand Rapids. and
hauled away large quantitlesof valua-
bic stone. thereby greatly impairing the
value Of the land. and converting the
Md stone TO their own use.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

John Hilems stole revolver and .
draw -shave and was about TO embark
on an Indian hunting expedition when
ne was arrested by an officer. In the
police court yesterday he pleaded guilty
10 . charge Of simple larceny. Judge
westfall has great deal Of love for
TO-" and TO prevent his immediate
determination sent John TO the county
bsstiIe. where be will languish in dur
ance vile for so days.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

r. Hasseltine, Z. B. A. Home; Frank
Barrett, Smiths Court; Joe Finley, 10
Plainfield ave, typhoid fever Jennie
Broker, % wieland's alley; William
Turner, 115 West Broadway, diphthera;
- -. 100 veto-st.; Lydia wenxer,
ga Hamilton-st.: Joseph Boss, 10 West
Broadway, scarlet fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

The beet salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t IL guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
per boz. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
glsts, ocyner Monroe and Dlvsion-sts.
Go to Detroit via the D.. l.. an.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

"scotty' Herendeen, arrested IN Chi
csgo by Sheriff Mcqueen and rsturned
20 this city on . charge of grand lar
erny, was srrsgned IN police court yes
tsrday, His offense consisted OF the
theft Of S75 from Mrs Louiss Carnss.
lie waved examination and was bound
over for trial ~ the present term Of the
Superior court.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

Do 90 osher ps~ses snes - TIRE Ont
the Iire Departments
There we're four Ares Isss night BE-
tween seven and nins o'clock. 4 lamp
exploded "A Mrs. abrams sottiinS
works 81 Ne. - Colhroox. setting Ere
- the euiiai.a. Il was sxhagusshed
after toine 80 damage. A. Tsls p ~.
% alarm vas taYnsi n from bos No.
III ca secnunt Of sssse hsvsnf sssrssa
~ the attn asox e ne blsssl ssrpst
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

A Polander, John Cuszaek, was found
dead in bed yesterday morning. Cor
oner Bradish made an investigation
and discovered that the man died OF
lung disease. Cuszxck was forty years
old and hada family in the old country,
but no relations IN this city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

The lsrceny case ssasnst Frsnk Stang
and Jesse Ross. wh1eh has been hang
Ing FIRE IN The police court since lsst
spring. wss disposed OF yesterday The
men were charged WITH having stolen
:oolssnd fixtures frona hasterer'swsgon
works. Upon motion OF the proeecut-
ing attorney TIE ease wAs nolie pressed
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31
Probate Court
CYRUS 4. PKRKINs. JUDGE.

CYRUS L. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate of Isaiah J. Whitfield deceased.
Petition for administration filed. Hear
ing November Is. Letters Of special adj
ministration issued to Geo. +. Hardy.
Estate of Albert q. Parker, deceased.
Petition for administration filed. Hear
ing November 81. Letters OF special adj
ministrstion issued to Henry :. Jordan.
Estate of VIM. K. Perry, deceased.
Letters of administration to Josiah
Perry.
Estate of John w. Taylor, deceased.
Letters of administration to Maryette
b. Taylor.
Estate OF Smith Bailey, deceased. Elk
ecutor's final account allowed.
Estate of Samuel Furtney, deceased.
Petition for probate of will filed. Hear.
ing January 4. 1892.
Estate OF John Patrick Brown, de-
ceased. Administrators final account
allowed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

Martha A. Gould filed bill for
divorce in the Superior court yesterday.
in which she sets no charges against
Loyal F. Gould which she prefers shall
not be made known. :.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

ofhcer Jakeway yesterday arrested
John and Garrett Welmerink, brothers,
aged and Is years respectively. and
Jonn Welmerin, u cousin, On suspicion
of larceny. They are charged WITH
having stolen two chickens and bag OF
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31
Are You In II.

Tho above refers to the cut prices on
our line of "shirts TO ORDER" Only two
weeks moro.
GRAND RAPIDS CusToM SHIRT Co.
McMullen block, 10 and 81 8. Division.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

We have received another invoice of
of "Knox" Hats and are again pre-
pared to show all sizes and all blocks.
T. W. Dunn & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

Mens's shoes from one dollar to eight
dollars per pair at the exclusive mems
and boys shoe house.
Albert Scott, 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

The argument on the motion for q
new trial IN the case Of the peoplsxys.
Thomas 0'Brien will be heard in the
Superior court Monday, November-9.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

Simply apply "SwAySE's OINTMENT,
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on
the face, hands, nose, etc., leaving the
skin clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for swAYsE's OINT-
uENrv
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

Snider's home made CATsUP for sale
by all grocers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31
Superior Court.

HON. Z. A. BURLINGAME. JUDGE.
The people VS.. Thomas O'Brlen, sod
omy; motion for new trial; adjourned
until Monday, November 3.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

n. C.Goossen, the grocer, has peaches
poars, grapes. bananas, oranges. lem
ons, cranberrics. in fact full supply
of everything TO make lovely Sunday
dinner. Come and see At 146 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mill. None genuine
without it. VALLEY CITY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

The republicans of the Tenth ward
pare requested TO meet at No. 264 Jeffer-
on-ave., at 7:30 O'Clock Saturday even
ng, for the purpose of counseling to-
gether for the good of the party.
RODNEY G. SESSIONS. Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

: All persons owing E. r. Wilson please
call at the City Drug Store and pay
their account.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

Ask your grocer for Snider's home
made CATsuP.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31
Rerublicans of Zenith ward.

See T. w. Dunn & Co. for extra
values in underwear.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

Knox Hats all sizes and all blocks
now on hand at T. w. Dunn 4 Co., sole
ouontR
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31
Go to Chicago via. c. & w. NJ.
OVsters and Clauns

Possibly oysters and clans cannot
comprehend the cut in prices on our
"to order Shirts" but men of intelli-
gence can. Only two weeks more.
GRAND RAPIDS CUSTOM SHIRT Co.
McMullen block. - and Il S. Division.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31
Circuit Cours-Part III.

Lumau Atwater, ct al, VS.. Oscar l..
Palmer, ct Al, assumpslt; defendant
rendered verdict of $40 damages and
trial costs.
Henry Spring VS.. Edward l.. Mont
gomery, Robert A. Hare and ID. va
lace Giddings, assumpsit; judgment fol
plaintiff of S5i9.27 and costs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

Quinsy troubled me for twenty years.
Since | stsrted using DR.. Thomas
Eciectric OIL, have not bad an attack.
The oil cures sore throat at once. Mrs.
Letta Conrad, siandish, Mich. Oct. "A,
1882
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31
LAW AND LAWYERS.

Circuit Court--Part L.
JUDGE GROVE.
Fred b. Clark VS.. MarguretJ. Maybee,
assumpsit; trial resumed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

Snider's home made CArsuP.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

Have you tried SSIDER's home made
CaTSI-p2
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-31

My physician said | could not live,
my liver out of order, frequently
voml,ed greeni.h mucous. skin yellow,
small dry humors on face, stomach
would not retain food. Burdock Blood
Bitters cured me. Mrs. Adelaide
O'Brien, 372 Exchange-st., Buffalo,
Ny.
Garfield Tea corrects evils of over
eating, and restores to health the liver,
kidneys and bowels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-17
vgGINIA EEY6.

bfies alice Y. KGight, Baltimore public
school teacher, WAS drowned while bathing
In Matthew'S county on Friday.
a 81. Harris, of Petersburg, s. vol known
oolored republican. Is in the field IS caDdi-
date for tbs Bsytian mleaion, and is aaid to
have tbs backing OF ex-senator Malone.
at Ablrg3or on Saturday he defense In
the Baker csse fled number of afida7i's
alleging improper conduct CT certain jurore'
TIE prosecution esked for time to prepare
counter sfidRvits, whereupon ihs court I'D
burned until to-day, when it is e1pectf d
chat sentence will be passed upon the phi
sdner end bills of exceptions introduced by
The defense.
a Gse In the business portion OF Norfolk,
which started at O'Clock Saturday evening,
destroyed over quarter of million dollars
worth of property. The fire. originated In
tho warehouse of the Norfolk storage COM
pauy, oo.uer Church and Water streets, and
burned down Water street to within few
doors Of Market squsre. All these buildings
on NlyIson street, In the rear OF the water
streea property, were a!ao burned. The
American Peanut Compsny's warehouse was
also destroyed together with 10000 bage of
Dea0uts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence Of the alexandria Gase.ts
WARRINGTON. D. O.. Aug. II, 1891
a general meeting OF the American Chem
iosl Society was he d in the Columbia Uai-
verstV building this morning. The meet
ing was opened with an address By Prasi
dent George F. Barker, who spoke upon the
general eutjsot OF general Organization
among chemists In America. He advocated
The union of ail local chemical societies M
Ger the general organization oftbe American
Chemical Sooisty. the local societies to be
branches of the National Society, while re-
tanning thsir Individuality as local crgeniza-
tions. Among che papers read were Iaen.
t,ficatica OF Arseaic and Antimoay, by Jas.
T. Andersoc a New Form of VolIameter,
by @. G. Oaldwsll A Theory of the Mica
aud Chlorite Groups, hy F. ". Clarke; The
Occurrence o! Tln Ia Canned Goods, by 81
A. Weber Composition OF American and
European Chestnuts, by WIN. Frear On
Acid Sulphase of Lime, by 81. Endsmann ;
and Gluten, By Il Eudemann.
A Maryland republican here to-day talk
ing about .he statement Of President Polk
of The Farmers Alliance to the effect that
Mr. German will not be reelected to the q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-17
Fatal Balloon Ascension

ROME, Aug. 1.-THE peasantry and others
Of the neighborhood ofMaoerata gathered In
large numbers yesterday to Witness the e1
ploits Of g baloonist who had acquired fame
by frequent previous and successful ascents
Ths balloon assembled amid much applause
sad swept graudly towards the blue waters
the Adriaslc. Ii was not the intention OF
the seronaut to be carried out to sea; go he
attempted to descend by pulling ct the e1-
haust valve. The rope. however, did not
seem 20 work properly and the balloon End
i:s occupant were carried seward. Finally
tina balloon vas seen lowering over the Ad-
rlslic aud cry OF horror arose when the
aeronsut wss suddenly seen to fall headlong
from the car. Alter vh!rllng over and over
twice or thrice 10 the air he fell into the sea
and was drowned before come fisherman had
time to reach the unfortunate man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-17
Raptist Convention
reported for the Aloxandris Gazette.

reported for the Aloxsndris Gazette.
The regular annual meeting OF the Poso.
mac Baptist Association wss held at Grove
Baptist Church, Feuqaier county, on Wed
nesday. August IL, and continued In session
three days. The Introductory sermon,
which Was very able effort, and which wss
enjoyed by the large crowd present, was
preached by the Rev. Mr.. Scott, OF Warren
ton. The sermon was followed by the
regular routiDe OF business, which consisted
OF reports of standing committees or
churches, 60. From the various reports
submitted from the churches presented, the
fact was very prominently brought out OF
the progress Of the Baptist all along the line
and OF the bright prospects and outlook for the
future of the cause.
The second days gossion WAS O continuation Of
the order OF business of the previous day. This
session lasted from 10 a. N. to II O'Clock ~, and
was devoted to discussion OF home and foreign
missions. At IL o'clock IN. the association had
the pleasure Of listening TO very tb,e and eo
quent sermon by DR.. ". W. Lsndrum, D. D., CT
Richmond, Va. His subject, "The Rock thst i.
Higher than /, WAS handled in mssterly end
touching msnner bringing tears to the eyes OF
many of his attentive and appreciative listener
The evening session Was devoted to tho 6i5:ussion
of the Baptist Orphanagc. DR.. w. Z. Hatcher
who is connected with this great movement, spoke
upon this subject and by his address gained very
hearty support and sympathy for this benevolent
cause.
Tho third Days session was devoted to hearing
reports from delegates as to how their various
church work was co, Quoted and slso OF tho meth
DDS used for raising funds for different objects of
tho association.
The First Baptist Church of Alexandria was
represented ct this association by Messrs. John T.
Nsls, Adam Martin, William Yeatman, B. A.
Mullins and the PASTOR of the church, ReY. John
Fl. Butler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-17
Tragedies.

James Maddox, alias Lul, oolcred, mur-
dsred Thomas Wallace, coIored, at Kings
Creek, In Somerset county, Nd, Friday by
splitting oren bis head with an axe, and
then committed suicide by putting bullet
through bis own heart. Maddox was about
to shave Wallace, and Wallace accused
Maddox of stealing bis razor and other
things. Maddox then eos the axe sud bis
pistol, and ended the matter With murder,
followed by suicide.
a terrible tragedy occurred at Texas City,
pinstecn miles north Of Csynia, ILL.,, on sa'-
urday. Nike Weizsl vas in company With
Mary Balentine, notorious character, On
nortnbound freight train. When Dssr
Texss City, o is johnson, aged seventeen,
gho gss 10 the oeboose, resen,ed some un-
seamly remarks of the woman. Weiizel ln-
SANITY knocked Jehason PROSTATE with 8
s!ungsnof. Johnson got up and mads 9
slash at WeizeI 9Th knife cutting deep
cash aoross he abdomen, diaemboWellng
Wei.zsl. The woman then picked up a
batchet AID struck JohnsoD fearful blow
on the face. Both Johnson and Weiizel have
since died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-17
Eloped With a Negro.

The residents OF the town of MarbletowD,
neas Rondout, N. Y. ara agitated over the
elopement and marriage Of pretty white
girl with a negro. Miss Mary Shaw is tbs
IS year.old daughter OF az oid-tashoned
farmer Of MarbletoRn, ard was conceded to
be che of the bellies OF the 6owp. She Ia 8
brunette CT lne foim and had many admir-
ers. With the exception of attending an 90
oasionsl church gathering CIR lawn party,
she spent the evenings st her home.
james E. Cantine colored man, about 2S yesrs OF
age works on farm adj AGENT to that occu
pei by the Shaw family. 1t wss the habit OF
Csntine TO step over to tho Shaw farmhouse after
the days work was done, obstcnsib]y for the pur-
ppse OF calling upon Miss ShaT's brothers and
passing the evening. Miss Shaw st times joined
In the conversation and sn acquaintance sprang
up between her and Cantine Tho negro frI
quentiy visited tho house during the daytime on
erranos, and chen the girl aud he met IN the
roadway or barnysrd they entered into conVcrsa-
tlon. But little WAS thought OF it until Tuesdsy
OF this week, when thoy suddenly disappeared at
ebout the Same time. 1t was subsequently learned
that they vent before Justice Bernard Johnston
OF tho town Of Ulster, whore Cantine offered him
IS to marry them. He declined the offer, aid
told them thoy would have to go elsewhere. They
then vent to the ofico Of Cyrenus F. Brill, an
aged Justice Of that city, who Joined them in we'd
lock. The parents OF the girl, seated behind
fast team had followed in search Of tho clipping
Couple but did not get on their ira k unit it was
too late. They then went to tho Office Of Cour-
ciIlor Brnnisr with view OF procuring al an
nulmeut of the marriage, but the councillor, on
learning tho ago of the girl, said that nothing
could be 1ono.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-17
Fatal Railroad Accident

BERNIE, Switzerland, Aug. ia special
train carrying large number OF excursion
lists from the country dlstriots was On Its way
here yesterday. The passengers intending to
take part In the centenary fetes now In
progress here and elsewhere throughout
Switzerland. This excursion train was
stopped at z ,lIikefen Ia order to enable 1t to
be shunted into Gliding 30 as to let the Par
Ia express treip psss. By some gross negli-
geaoe the Paris rain, loaded with foreign
travellers, was not warned and the rssult
was that the express dashed into the special
train: Tia engineer Of the express caught
sishs of the excursion train In time to put
down the brakes 80 the damage done and
tina loss Of life was not 30 great ss 1t might
have been. As 1t was. the engine ofthe ex-
press crashed into the rearmost of The PAS
sspger cars, completely wreoking ID and
causing considerable loss of life. Twelve
corpse have already been recovered from
The ruins and Itis known that many people
have been seriously injured. No LOGS Of life
has bsen reported In connection with the
passengers on the Paris express.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-17
Balloon Ascensiens.

Prot. Dis I've, tbs seronsut, was drowoed
yesterday evening while giving gu ezhibi-
lion at Peaaant Beach, N. Y, one of the
pleasure resorts On Oaondage Lake, and
10000 parsons Witnessed the catastrophe.
Tia profess Or had been engaged for week
With Prince Lso, ancthar eeronaut, snc
2ssterday'e wes the Initial performance. Al
lhs height CT abou. 1000 feet he swuug
himself loose from the balloon. Tho descent YVES
ye-y rapid. Prof. dc I've was in Lifting posture
on the trapezo when he struck the water. There
wss big splash, motion OF the hands in appes!
for help, and the daring performer wss seon no
moro. The drowning took place in fifty feet OF
water and ct distance OF zoo feet from the shore,
but no attempt a. made at rescue, though boat
had Zen provided for the purpose before the as
ccnson.
A balloon ascension st Manhattan Beach, a
summer resort near Denver, Col, yesterday after
roon came near resulting fatally for three peI-
gong. Several Thousand persons had assembled to
" tnosa The ascension OF the mammoth air ship,
which IVES to carry, besides Prof. King, couple
to be married in the basket just before the rope
was cut. The balloon shot up in the air. and ct q
height Of 6, eco foet it encountered storm acd
burst. 1t fell for over over mile like 30 much
lead, thep, fortunately for tho occupants Of the
car the sill, formed itself into parachute, thus
stopping the rspi1ity of tho fall All three alght-
cd in corn field about aeven miles from the city,
but with such force thst they were unconscious
for several hours afterwsrd.
Miss Annie Helkens, parschutst, made an e.
censiou in balloon Saturday 1t Coney Island,
near Cincinnati, snd when 900 feet above ground
opened her parachute and began TO descend. eud-
denly tho parachute closed and the woman de-
seconded with fightful velocity until she struck
the ground and was killed.
An aeronaut named Johnson fell from balloon
to the ground, distance of 1850 feet. at Taco
ma, Washington, Saturday, and WIS killed in
etant1v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-17

8. Senate by the Legislature to be CHOSEN 10
MARYLAND next fall, said if all OF MIR. folk,s
statements were based upon no peter Iounu.
alton than the one referred to, his followers
had hotter get more reliable iescef, o.
ali iii and Brownie mules eou!dn's bee'
Gornso.n a,...,, re-
tween 14.h e,reet and New YORK avenue
the sewafs OF which arc not complete, lhe
cgb,e liae Of the Washington and George
tow Railroad Is lad from TIE com mence
,osnt of the line in Georgetown TO SiAii
s,rest ON Capitol Hill. !.
AIR R. 3. Cfopjey OF Georgetown commit
r. d euIo,de in his etorehonse there TINS morn
~, ~, shooting himself with pistol. III
failed Ia business some time ago, and de-
nrassion of spirits on that account, 1t Is sup
possd Induced him to take his own life
Official intelligence of the death OF Johr
8. Bradford, u g. Oonsul at Antigua. Wes'
ladies. was received at the State Depart
ment isst Saturday.
Among the applicants for the place Of U
s. Minister to Hayti. vice Fred. Douglass
removed. Is A. w. Harris, tide waiter IL
the ca stou s. house at Newport News, Va.
through the !nfaenOe OF Gen. Malone, anc
neS.c member OF the Common Couaoll O.
& sxendrig scon after the Tsr.
c. L. Hurdle, son Of the late I. l.. Hof
die. formerly OF AIsysndEis, who died hers
suddenly ase Wstk, has been sppoiateo 20
temporary plecs Ia the labor bureau.
The national regatta will commence neis
about three o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Tne course will be mile and a-half, ths
lower e1d being half g mile above the Lops
Bridge.
Fred. Douglass ls now seen here amos
daily. riding about the streets In O cloee csr
viags driven By full-blooded negro. Fred
IS Ia we'll known, Is 3 mulatto, and is salt
by CID MarylanGers to bear striking marks
of a ones diasiogashed family OF thst State.
he IL la favor Of the bill TO pension all ex
Saves, and sags the nagro is today "praca
cslly the siays on the very p!antssiou;
where he was formerly driven to toll under
the lssh, and these who oaoe had the power
TO whip him 20 death now have the poWe'
to star9e him to death" =,
Tho clerks Ia tho Richmond end Dan eillt
Railroad Office here are noR engsged II
packing ~ the books and papers OF the
Office preparatory to its removal 10 Atlanta
soms of the olsrks will. it is eaic. star!
themselves FOR Atlanta next week.
General Dabaey II. Msury OF Virgins
has received an appointment In that bureau
of the war Department the business o
which Is the preparation OF the records
the war between ebe States, or, as they are
termed there, Of the rebellion" and is now
in Virginia or !he 0uEinses OF thst bureau.