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NOT BE DECEIVED

The pedfker e liksiV 20 continue spdrn
~ ,tfesh soutAsestertv rinds today, increas-
cooler Friday.
.'Ons.Gffh saved" We keen from GOOD TO the
''One-1rth sared" AneSt Lumber obtainable Not
: sOne-uJth sdped.~ . circular-saved board enters
ssOne.Hfth sared.n yard--all band or gang
''One.Nftk saved. sawed. smooth and even. ready
ssOne.d q sdUekw 30 be placed in position
"Oae.Gfth sdre9 Our price for sang and band
" "Qne.gfh saced" sawed boards In 81. 10 per 100
.'0ae.Uffh saped.h- "a. feet.
"One-yff1k sared.r Other yardB ask u. IS and
s.Qne,fnk sdred." ol.4 90 We save you 20 per cent.
"0ne.Hftk sared." virginia Pine FLOORING, ~
'Oxe.df NaVed. inches wide. ii 90 per 100 80.
.ONe.1fth IgUed." ft.-anothcr instance in which
ssOne-Nftk 0hce6." you save money. other yards
ssOne-4ffk snred.r ask ~. It's with most every
''Osae.Jttyk savsd.n thing we ssll
Lfbley Bittinger Z Miller,
Lumber and Mil Work
Cor. 9th and n. y. sve. n.u. -
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PAL LACE MARKET,
1O27 Conn. ave.
TWO IMPORTANT ITEMS.

Lay The Dustr, Law the dnst, Save tho frr
Lag The Dust" niture! FREQUENT watering of
Ley The Dust!" the pavement, lawn and street
Lay The Dust" will settle the dust keen things
Lay 1he Dust" cool. fresh and clean and make
Lay The Dust" the grass and flowers grow
"Lav The Dust!" p feet Garden Hose. with
Lay The Dust" couplings and patent nozzle.
Lay The Dustr" 81 90
Lay The Dust" Garden Hose Reels. nc. each.
Lay The Dustr' Hose by the foot At low
Lay The Dust!" prices
Cur The Grass" You'll need Lawn Mover,
Cut 1he Grdssl" too! Makes the lawn look
Cut Ihe Grass!" silky to keep 1t short and even.
cur 1he Grdss!" 1t takes q Lawn Mower TO doit.
"Ctt The Orass"' We've q fully guaranteed 10
"Cut The Grass~ inch Lawn Mower a. low as
"Cut The Grass!~ o. each.
BARBER ROSS.
Builders Hardware.
COR. 1ITH AND SITS NV TO
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Orr1cs
FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
1251 pD STREET.
BOOKS NOW OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION
TO THE
ELEVENTH SERIES OF STOCK
si.v60 IN FULL ADVANCED ON EACH SHARE
Such . reputation has this association earned for
itself that IL now numbers among its stockholders
residents Of California. Texas Kansas. Missouri. New
York. Delaware. Maryland and North Carolina
1t Is now In its eleventh Of prosperity and IL
growing larger day by day.
The more fully the merits of this association
understood the more convinced the people will be-
come Of its superiority all others and impressed
with the benefits derived from membership.
1t is conducted on sound business principles and is
truly equitable in all its features.
Borrowers and investors share alike In its profts
EVERY SERIES NATURES IN SIX YEARS.
Call 1t the Once for explanatory pamphlsta
b. p. GILBERT. A. B. JACKSON.
GEO. ". KING. J. BARTON MILLER.
Treasurer. Secretary.
Dr. L. W. Richie. WE. Gibbons,
Vim. Smith. John H. Schultze.
W. A. Cunningham. q. q. Wagner.
Daniel Johnson
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Archibald 0rssnlsss. Samuel h whsslsr
Jossph Il. Lee.
VALUATION COMMITTEE.
nw. Darby. 49, = A'''A''''
spao-sot JESSE n. WILSON. Attorney.
IN WEST END NATIONAL BAs,.
;EaS EI:;;s;;;s s::E,
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FIDEL1rY
DUuDINo AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF WASHINGTON. D. C.
9 Per Cent paid on Resular Deposits and 10 Per
Cent paid on Dsposits iss with ths Association for
yearA
You can borrow u 900 fsom ~ on RAal Estate
security and back at the rate Of s13 per month
ofers unprecedented opportunity for Investments.
combined with absolute security.
STOCK e1 PER SHARE
MATURING IN 102 MONTHS,
WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF e20O.
For circulars and other information apply ss ofcss,
sl3 and o15 st NV.
xsxt 10 Columbia Nstional BAnk
OFfICHRs:
HARRISON DIN0MAN... N.................... President
ANDREW WALL. 1st vics President and Manager
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KSGLASS CONTRACTORS.
We can
show the
most exten-
sive stock of Glass
70 be found in the city.
French plate cathe-
drai, figured. rolled, EN-
bossed, Venetian plain, ribbed
&c. Almost an endless variety. In
addition to carrying of the largest
stocks OF Glass and being expert handlers"
We have constantly on hand a tremendous stock
OF selected Paints, Oils, Brushes Painters and
Artists supplies Sc No contract is too large or too
CHAS. HODGKIN
.Expert Handler If Plate Glass,"
913 9TH st. NV. 500
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
THK WAsHrSerox LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Granite building cor 9th and streets. NV.
Washington. D. O.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. q. .OOo. ZOO.
SURPLUS. $1,000
This Company pays interest on deposits.
Issues Certificates Of Deposit.
Furnishes Drafts free to customers on all points.
Furnishes letters Of credit, upon the deposit Of
proper security available in any part Of the world.
Its Safe Deposit vsul. IL one of the finest In tho
world.
1t is amply protected by both time combination
locks. as we'll as private wstchman.
storsge furnished for rlvsrwAre. trunks and vslu-
able papers.
Call or write for information.
Good Investments furnished for parties having
money 10 dispose of.
The special attention Of Treasures Of Charitable
and other s called to the fact that this
company pays interest on deposits subject to check a
sight
II BRAIxARD H. WARMER. Prssidsna
I ErrERs OF CREDIT
TRAVELLERS IN ENGLAND AND ON THE
CONTINENT ISSUED BY
LEWIS JOHNSON CO..
,e2-1ot Sun Building. 1915 st.
TEE NATIONAL SAFE DEpos1r.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY \
OF THH DIsTR1oT OF COLUMBIA.
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
By SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY q. 1867.
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DoLLARs.
Acts executor. administrator. guardian of the
tates of Minors committee of the estates of lunatics
recsiSer. assignee and executes trusts Of any and
every description.
Wills prepared by competent attorney. who 10 in
daily attendance. and kept without charge when the
company is named executor or trustee.
Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS
and upward and allows interest thereon.
SILVER WARE AND vALUABLEs of ali descrip-
ton. packed In trunks boxes received for deposit
in eapacaous vaults Of unsurpassed dyne and secur
ity at modsr.>11,.
RENTS sAfB FROM s5 TO s125 EACH PER
ANNUM. ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President.
CHARLES C. GLOVER, First Vice Presidsnt
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, Second
THOMAS R. JONES, Third.
. FRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer.
ALBERT l. sTURTEvANT. Secretary.
Directors:
Benjamin p. Snyder, Zenas c. Robbins,
Albert L. Stnrtevant, Andrew Wylie.
George H. Plant, Matthew g. Emery,
Lewis Clephane. Charles A. James,
Henry A. Willard, 4. Francis Rigs
James NJ. Johnston, Charles &. Glover.
X. Ross Perry, John q. Parke.
Thomas Hyde. John +. Rodgers,
William E Clark. Thomas Il. Jones. sp16
OFY1ox
OF THE
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MERITS" MODERN IDEAS.
Mere sensations are Terer attempted here
this IL not Q sensational business-sound
reasons underlie every trade movement we
make. and our largely increasing outlet is
only logical result Of real causes
Too much praise can-ot be bestowed on
our make Of Sc5 lounge ,r business suits
they are Q revelation in tailoring.
W. G. MERITS
Tailoring Shop.
Je2 5l4 11th st.
RSHOME SEEKERS = ATTENTION Is
~ called and You invited to six at
Iacftve and convenient twostory and cellar houses
NJ. W penny completed ON ST n. ". near AIN and
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THEFT
Has been reduced to a science. 50 says
Chief Inspector Byrne of New York.
To escape the efforts of the criminal
class protect yourself. Rent box In
the Safe Deposit Vault Of the Wash
ington Loan and Trust Compsnyor
store your trunks. silver ware and val
liable payers with thi. company.
which will send to your house and
remove them with the least possible
trouble.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. $1,000. 900.
It BRAINARD a. WARNER. Presr.
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NOTHING BUT FORECASTS.

Talk as TO probabilities is plenty and Of all
sorts. Everybody is sure that his opinion is the
one certain to prove true. The Harrison BOOM
ers have an air of conscious victory, while many
of the most enthusiastic Blaiuites weaken when
it comes TO the question of his acceptance. Al
together the situation is an interesting one with
little new in the line of predictions since the
various forecasts that have been sent out from
the east
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G.. wARFIELD SIMPSON,
Tailor. cor. eth and SITS. NV.
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mo. ". CORSON. JNO. ". MCCARTNEY
Member n. Y. Stock Ex.
CORSON MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, 1419F i ST NV,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds,
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the exchanges of New York. Philadelphia Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made Of investment securities. District
Bonds and all local Railroad Gas Insurance and Tele
phone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Tele Stock bought and sold jy1S
T EWIS G.. TEwKSBURY. W. b. HIBBS.
IL Banker. 80 Broadway. y. Y. Manager.
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
LEWIS G. TEWSBURY CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
1895 st., WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
Buy and sell for cash margin Stocks Bonds,
Grain, Provisions and Oil.
Direct private wires TO New York and Chicago.
Interes: allowed on deposits.
Out-of town business a speciality.
All Local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations all markets. Telephone. 545
oc2l-tr
The advocate., 1892-02-17
National Labor Conference.

national LABOR Conference
The Missouri Pacific will make q rate
of one fare for the round trip from st.
Louis on account of the above named
meeting from stations In Kansas and Ne
braska. Tickets on sale February 20, 81
and %. Good to return until March 10.
This line runs five daily trains between
Kansas City and st. Louis, and is making
special arrangements to accommodate
the delegates on this occasion.
Take the Missouri Pacific, the official
line.
Parties not living on the line Of this
road should ask for their tickets via
Missouri Pacific from Kansas City. For
further information address Il. G. Town
send, general passenger and ticket agent,
St. Louis, Missouri, or ]. Il. Lyon, west
ern passenger agent Kansas City, No.
The advocate., 1892-02-17
FROM BABYLON.
Hdltnr az THp AnyOCATE,

GAOM OADA3NAR
TO Gle Editor Of THE ADVOCATE.
: ] am the head man In the grand old
party In this county, and feel It my SOL
emn duty to warn you before It is ever
lastingly too late what will be the result
Of your insane crusade against the party
of justice and right, and / might add
the tariff also. l am q Republican Of the
Joe Hudson stripe, but / am better than
he is, for did not run for Congress on
the Greenback ticket, nor make speeches
that are shameful to be seen In Republi-
can circles, as Joe has done. / have al
ways been a Republican. do not pro-
pose to argue the dlS6guring of green
backs nor the virtues Of the different
kinds Of plasters that old Sherman APP
piled to the public credit, for cannot
find the facts to justify them, and besides
these acts are old, and might further
add that Vallandlngham, and other cop.
perheads Joined In with the Republicans
to prevent the greenbacks from being
popular. The issue In my humble opin-
ion ls not tariff. the solid south, nor Nor
monlsm, but 1t is something ten times
more dreadful, and when close my eyes
and try to look into the future, see q
picture more frightful than death itself.
When look upon the scene and witness
the sorrow and bitter tears of dissapoint-
ment and grief, the cold chillS run over
me and / feel parslyzed. The issue, or
the picture see, iS, who shall rulein this
country? II the farmer and the rest of
the labor outfit is allowed to form new
party and get into power, then we bosses
have to get. There are thousands OF poll
ticians and Office holders in the land, and
all are looking forward TO the time when
law shall decree them of royal blood
and then they will have the divine right
to rule, and the common class minister
to our wants. / used to look forward
with celestial glee to the time when we
should introduce British customs into
America, British ideas of finance, low
prices for labor and its control by capi-
tai. II such period of civilization shall
ever come we bosses would be dukes
and princes and the government provide
for all our wants.
This fond dream may not be realized
for we have permitted the farmers 70
vote as they please. Why did not we
come down on this class sooner and make
them understand that they are not flt to
be rulers of America. If the Alliance
would have kept out OF politics all would
be well with US to-day, but they have
been restless and stubborn and ''that's
the rub" Hudson and the Western Vet
erGn are on our side and I am going to
crack the whip at the farmers.
EZEKIEL PEACHBLow,
Head Man Central Committee.
The advocate., 1892-02-17
EZEKIEL PEACHBLOW,
Head Man Central Committee.

Choice fax seed for sowing. Topeka
Linseed Oil Works.
The advocate., 1892-02-17

Huron Herd contains choice animAls rom the
best milk, butter and beef strains Of the HOlgteD
family. Young bulls and heifeFS for sale at
All times.
geldings bred from Imported French Coach
stock now placed on the market.
ETWeQ improved farms In LeavenW0Fth,
AtchlsOn and Nemaha counties for sale or renk
Address, ID. r. ANTHONY
LoAvsnWOFth, Kan
The advocate., 1892-02-17

Florida Real Estate Journal, Arcadia,
Fla, with state map, 1Oc. Cheap homes.
The advocate., 1892-02-17

The following are some Of the points
which should commend THE AD-
voCATE to your consideration;

Il has the largest circulation of any papsr pub
Rshed iS Kansas.
u is the most irgusntiaI reform paper published
iHl KGnsGS.
IL has become the recognized authority on all
matters pertaining to the Formers Alliance and
Peoples party IN Kansas.
IL lead the fight against Senator ingalls, and
furnished the matter t1hGch caused his derSat.
II IS the most SOideLy quoted paper Sn Kansas.
II has an MneQwClIed reputation for trgthfHEneSS
and reliability.
Lt is more SoW0M after By people SOGnting re-
liable information than any other paper Sn Kan
Sds.
HhGs tsOO special correspondents at Washing
ton.
1t Is clean, bright, convenient paper at the EOw
price Of 81 per gear.
II gsOeS its patrons only first class material and
frst-cEGsS cork, obtained by paying frSt-cLaS0
prices
1t Is devoted to a fres fair, honest and thorough
discussion of eD@y public question.
1t GItUGvs tells The truth.
1t furntehes proof for every assertion made IN
itS editorial columns.
II employs the best tOriters on public questions.
II has tho assistance Of an able corps Of cOTTss-
p0ndentS.
Y Is tho Leading reform paper Of the Nississippi
UGIIey.
II g Just WhGt sU1y!.membsr Of the Peoples party
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-02

DAYvuLE, Va. Sept. 1.-tSpecial. The
PEOPLES Party Convention OF the Fifth dis
trict 70 nomin nate a candidate for Congress
met at Martiusville to-day. Calvin Luther
Martin. OF Franklin county. plain farmer.
carried of the honors Of the nomination.
The platform declares for free vote aRd a
fair count in all elections and pledges the
party 10 secure it 20 every legal voter with
out Federal interference IN the form or
Force bills favors the repeal Of the Andsr-
Mccormick election law; opposes every
effort tOrevive the old State banking system;
declares their opposition % tie internal rev.
enue system and opposes the greater accu-
mutation Of wealth in the hands or the few
az the expense Of the many. 1t Is SAID
that Republicans dominated the CONVEX
ton. George L. Richardson. ex-Common-
wsalth's attorney of Henry county. he-
publican, making the speech OF the conyen-
ton .,.
A vounc white boy named Welsh. halling
from Washington. was arrested tins even
ing. charged with theft. he was gwen
fifteen minutes 70 leave the town.
Evangelist J. Z. Schoolheld having closed
his meetings at brakes Branch, will com
lnence ten days meeting at Madison, n.
& Sunday next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-02
TIE CRAzT EORrHERNER.
Eagene T. p O'Neil Taken to Massachusetts,
by n Marshal Last Evening.

by Marshal Last Evening.
Eugene P. P. O'Nel, the harmless Iunatic
from Springfield. Mass. who was arrested
here several days ago. was taken back to bis
Massachusetts, home last evening by Marshal
Charles NJ Wright, an officer OF Springfield.
After u Neis arrest he was taken 70 the
city Jail where commission dc lunaIlco
inqireDdo decided that be was insane.
MAJOR Poe immediately notified the SPRING
field authorities and as a result Marshal
Wright arrived IN the city on Wednesday.
Judge y b. Witt, OF the hustings court
was out Of the city and City Sergeant Epps
refused To release the unfortunate man IN
I'll an order cane from the court iester-
day morning. Judge Wiz having returned.
be heard the application OF Marshal Wright.
and upon that evidence directed Sergeant
Epps TO give over 10 the marshal the
custody Of O'NeL. The two left on the
north-0Ound train at o'clock last evening.
Marshal Wright was seated IL Chlef fO7
office when | called yesterday afternoon,
aud very courteously replied t. al my ques-
tons. he stated that % Nell was once con-
fined in al asylum at Northampton, Mass.
4 Ter being there three months his iathsr
tosk him away. This happened about four
wears ago. ONeil sister died in lunatic
asylum and it IS presumed that lnsani y IS
hereditary from the mother. The demente4
man is an uphO.sterer by trade. and worked
steadily ~ such until he saved .250. That
hapoened about SIX months before he was
committed 70 an asylum.
A week ago last Friday O'Neil left his
father's house before any one was awake an d
never was heard OF until the letter telling
OF ais arrest was received from Major Poe.
ONeii's father is an employe Or one OF tao
railroads of A4ssa- husetts. and they are
very worthy and respectable people. 70
violence has ever been done by the insane
man. but he has peculiarlties Of dress and
manner that unmIstakGOly stamp him as q
lungtic.
Mars N Wright expressed himself as be-
ing heartily pleased with tue treatment 10
had received while in Richmond and stated
that everything has been done for his con-
fort and pleasure. For the first time II bis
life be ate corn bread yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-02
AyTI-sEMIrIC FEELING
Leads to the Beating and kicking OF
Jewish Ofncer.

Jewish Oncer.
PARIS. Sept. Captain Creamiux-foa'
who was thrashed yesterday by Lieutenant
Trochu and his fellow-oficers whsn be
went to chastiss Trochu for his failure to
fight duel. says be will challenge every
officer engaged in the fight. When Captain
Foa proposed TO fght the Maquis DeMores
after DeMores had killed Captain Mayer,
another Hebrew officer. Lieutenant 1rocnu
was 10 have acted ss second to Foa IL was
stated az the time that the duel was pre-
vented by Captain Foa being ordered oy
the Government TO proceed on
mission 10 Algeria. In the recent
trial Of the Marquis DeMores Lieu
tenant Trochu made some statements
that offended Captain Fos, who sent
challenge to TrOchu. The latter's colonel
forbade the duel and Foa went TO the OIL
GERS mess yesterday afternoon and, l, Is
said. threw glove In the face of Lieutenant
TTOchu- Trochu says to-day thai the door
of the mess-roOm was suddenly opened and
Captain FOa entered shouting. III box
your ears The Lieutenant seized stick
and beat the Captain and kicked him a. the
same time. Other officers present threw
bottles and other missiles 81 Eos and de-
canter struck hun on the temple. inhicting
slight injury. Then the Captain was
thrown out OF the room. Afterwards both
Lieutenant .rochu and Captain toa were
taken betOze the public prosecutor. Ihe
aTair has caused considerable sensation as
showing the strength Of the anti-Jewlsh
spirit in the army
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-02
PCBLIC-DEBT STATEMENT
AS Given Out to .ho Public by Secretary
Charles Foster.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Sept. The public
debt statement issued from the Treasury
Department to-day shows 8 decrease in the
debt during the last month amounting TO
$2254,573 There was ~ increase OF SiUO
II the interest-Oeariag debt, decrease II
slj3 ,2l5 III the nOn-lnteTest-be deOt,
and Al increase OF sz.l0Z.O5s cash
balance or surplus during the month. lhe
surplus to-day. including the .lOO, ,OOO,VOO
gold gIeenCack redemption fund IS sIZ9-
I52, ,344. The Treasury to-day holds -44z,-
5i3. $50 in gold coin and bullion. against
which there are rIZ5. 3S7.379 gold certificates
outstanding. silver assets aggregate g4o4,-
4O3. l7S against which there are silver cer-
tlleates and Treasury silver notes outstand-
ing amounting u si3Z. i03, ,23I.
The national debt to-day less the -l2s.-
l52 3f4 surplus, amounts to S53'.V4.Ol5; Ot
which amount .555. .O3l.0 .0sO 10 lnteresI-oear-
ing debt made up OF s5J9. .656,5-U and
oZ5. 36i. 800 2 per cent. bonds. Government
receipts during August aggregated s54.O3Z,-
s2S, against y. sol IN August. 1891.
Customs receipts were heavy, sggregating
SI8.ZlI,665. against sI5, 4.6l4 IN August.
1891 and internal revenue receipts amounted
10 sl4 oo3. AS. against II, %, ,SZ9 IN August,
1891. Expenditures during last month az
gregated :, :. l.J-0,I1y, against SZ0.l5o,3oO Ia
August. 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-02
THE SPREADING PLAGUE
rHE PREsIDENT'S PRocLAMArIoS
no ship 10 be Permitted 70 Land In Any
Port Of the United states-Ths seourge
on the Increase In Europe.

'wAsBNGToS. Sept. President Harri-
con arrived in Washington at $40 O'Clock
this morning and. shortly after reaching the
Executive Mansion. called conference OF
Government officials for consultation as to
Gle cholera situation. Those present were;
The President Attorney General Miller,
ea~retarv Charles Foster. Assistant Secre-
t,rv Spauld.ng. Dr. Wyman, supervising
,e-reon-ceneral Of tho Marine Hospital
,s-y.ce. and Postmaster General Wans-
r.ksr. Asaresult Of the conference. cir
,..,- was issued by the Treasury Y Depart
r.ant This afte noon as follows
...r-sosrirg Department. oElce OF the Su-
,..-~t.tnr surgeon General, United states
kra-,na Hospital Service, Washington. u
'Se,...r,ber ]. 1897. To Collector OF Gus
So medical officers Of the ID arlne hospl-
nal Service. foreign steamship con- paL:o',
tt.te and oca. boards OK heaItu; IL uANluE
- oa,~.aflv declared that cholera Is pre-
..S---, ,r yar.ous portions OF Russia, Ger
-,~e~s France and at certain ports IL
-. E-.fsln. AS well as 10 ASIA ana II nav
i-.. Iaan made 20 appear that inning IaAI . ~
fs--a lumber are com r- into lLo CH.so~
-. f-.-, fhe IN fected districts aforesaid
and that they aud their persona eAv0.s a.
Iabfe 10 introduce cholera INTO I-1 -
e-sts. and tlat vessels conveying mem ara ..'
tS-rebr direct menace % gle pune
Iee,tb and having been further suD"n
g. tr,i i-- tie laws OF seyera. SiAles ua.-
s~l'a. f.teations may BE- imposed "a
t-..4 vessels sufhc.ens 4eIe "a
~ .me to insure against tAe IN
t-.7rcfon o.. contagious diseases, u Is
te-slv ordered that no vessel from any
f,-a.ra port carving immigrants s9ah De
cIa.rtei Cd enter any port oi the Onltso
States I'LL said vessel has undergone quar-
e-tre detention Of twenty days. unless
s~,b feteutioa IS forbidden by tie laws OF
r.s state or the regulations made there
under ana II such greater number OF days
as NAV be fixed IL each special case oy the
.rbIs circular Co take immediate effect
svcart 10 cases OF vessels afoat at this date.
which will be made the subject OF specl al
G. usideration upon due application % the
department.
I~tgueil "WNrKR VIVIAN,
"Suuerv.slug Surgeou-GeneTal United
States Marine Service.
"CHABLEs FOsTFR,
Secretary Of Treasury.
"Auproved BENJAMIN HARRIsON.'