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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-15
Nous lisons dams I'M journal de
Montreal, r~entreflet %suivant:

Nous lisons dams I'm journal de
Montreal, l'entreflet suivant.
"Une delegation de la Chambre
de Commerce composite du vice
president, M. II. Laporte, de MN.
+. E. Geoffrion, f. st Denis ct s.
Cote a en- une e%ntrevue hier avec
Parcheveque de Montreal au sujet
dispenses de careme dams l'int6ret
du commerce de poissons. Mgr,
apres avoir expliaue les motifs des
dispenses accord6es les ann6es pas
sees, a ajout6 qu'elle ne voyait au-
eune raison pour dispenser du ca
RENE en- 1898 les fdeles de son do
cAse, mails avant de bonner une re
ponse dtfnitlve, IL en- conferera a.
vec le cardinal Taschereau ct les
eveques de Ia province. La r6ponse
sera communicate q la Chambre
de Commerce aussit6t que pos
sible'.
Nous ne doutons pas que Mgr
parcheveque de Montreal aura re-
cue cette delegation. avec cette po-
litesse ct cette affabilit6 qui sont
pour ainsi dire innees chez lui,
mails nous sommes enforcement
persuade que, dams son fort int6-
rieur cette demarche do lui sem
bier an moins singuli6re.
Nest ce pas, en- effet, grotesque
de voir ainsi des ma1chands de sar
dimes on de harengs, Sc PENDANT, en-
delegation sill vous plat, aapres
dun haut dignitaire ecclesiastique,
ct demandant au nom du dieu
commerce" robservance dun des
commandments de lEglise catho-
lique??
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x MINNEAPOLIS DRY GOODS co. <
sol a 5O7 NICOLLET AVENUE.

A roccanon des fetes Noel ct Jour de Pan nous invitons tous nos
Amis Canadiens. Franqais de bien vouloir lire notre annonce de cette
|semaine, ce qui d6montre que nous avons 3 la MINNEAPOLIS
DRY GOODS co, lie vrai emporium de lOuest.
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The Arab landowners on the African
coast opposite Zanzibar presented a
petition TO Mr.. Portal, the British agent
4 zsnzibsr, complaining that they
were being ruined by the cheap price of
cloves. and making some very uncom-
plimentsry remarks about the sultan of
Zanzibar, who. they said, was stupid
and unmindful Of the interests Of his
people. Mr.. Portal sent the petition
back with the information that he
would not consider 1t until they had
Apologised and erased the offensive
langpage. This was done, and the
grievances Of the Arabs are now under
consideration.
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QUEEN AND PRIEST.
The Sovereign Remembered the Boy VIII
Struck Her.

The sovereign Remembered the Boy Who
Struck Her.
A short time ago, says the New York
Recorder the queen regent of Spain
wrote to his holiness the pope asking
him to grant bishopric to poor and
humble priest, and the son of q Tyrolese
shepherd. The interest shown by the
young sovereign in this peasants son
had its source in an incident which took
place when Maria Christina was little
archduchess of five years
She was one day roaming about the
hills with her governess when a violent
storm came on, and they took shelter in
shepherds hut which was near at
hand. A little boy was amusing him
self with some pebbles in corner of
the miserable dwelling when they en-
tered
Resenting the sudden intrusion, the
boy marched up to the little arch
duchess and gave her smart blow on
the back. Poor Maria Christina, Offend
ed and hurt by this extraordinary ac-
ton, burst into violent fit of weeping,
and was pacified with the utmost diff
Guilty.
/ A few years later, when her imperial
highness partoolr of her first commun-
ion, she expressed a desire of paying
for the dresses worn by some poor COM
municants, among whom happened to
be the boy who had once struck her.
She remembered him at once, and hear
ing that he wished to become priest
she undertook to defray all the expenses
of his education.
Ever since that day the queen has
been true friend to the poor priest,
and she wrote TO him before asking
from the pope the bishopric above men,
toned, saying:
Il want you to become bishop, be-
cause you know so well how to cress-
mare"
In this word, which means the laying
on of hands or confirmation, she made 8
sly allusion to the time when, as boy
he laid hands violently upon her.
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French fishermen are emigrating to
Algeria and Tunis. The society Of COM
mercial geography in Paris is encour-
aging the movement, and has supplied
the funds necessary for the remova, of
about three hundred families to the
southern shores OF the Mediterranean.
The chief center OF their new homes is
the island of Tabarca, just off the coast
ofTunis, where they are busy building
Hshing boats and putting up houses. If
the results correspond with their hopes,
several hundred more fishermen will 20
to Algeria and Tunis within the next
year. The fishermen are sanguine that
they can earn better living off the
coast Of Africa than they have done
along the shores Of France.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO JOSEPH A. CLARK AND Russell Full
LER, YUOR GRAN EES, ASSIGNS,
heirs, exc, utors or administrator and all
par les claiming under, from, by or through
t. en-.
lvu are hereby no'ifed that the undersigned
cc-owner it'll you In the miDiDg claim known
a. the KING Fisher" mine situated in JacS-
rabbit Mining district, Com of Lincoln,
State OF Nevada, has performed the work d
made the expenditures ON the said mining
claim. required by section 1924 of the Revised
Statutes OF the United Ststes, to hold the anne
fer thu years 1888 1889, $780, and 1891, aud be
amount due from y u, your laDteea, assigns,
or adminisfrat r. ETC., on account o. iuch er
lenditures on said mining claim arc as fol-
lows:
Joseph A. ClArk-Twenty six &C 100 (s26. &C.
1901 dollars
Ku, sci Fuller Thirteen ss-lOO SIS 3l-lOO
dollars.
And II within ninety dsys after the pu lics-
ten of this roiice, ytu fail or refuse To Oh.
tribute your SAID pIouo don OF such ,xpendi.
lures co-owner, your interest in raid lain
will become the property OF the sub crib l
under said section 1874.
JAS Nc ALDEN.
Phoebe, ev.. Feb 18th 1892
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for a Patent
No. 079.
UeITFD STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka. Nevada. JULY 8 1891,

Lureka, Nevada, Jul, 8 1891.
NOTICE IS BERtBY GIVEN 1HAT THE
~ Phoebe -onsoiiia ed Mining a. keuH,
ii IN Company, BY It'll authorized agent SaD mel
L. Godbe, whose post OFT ce ADDRESS 10 Phoebe.
Lincoln county State of Nevsds. has this ia.
filed its apl LEGATION for thou hand four hun.
dred and eighty -nght t'4ss) linear feet Of tht
=" Rainbow" mine or IL de, bearing silver, with
surface ground two hundred i20t') feet in Width
situated in Ely Mining District, county
OF Lincoln, State of Nevada, and designated
by the I'D notes and ficiai pat on file III thi,
Office as Lot No At 1 township No ! N Il
range O. east Mount Diablo Base and Meridian;
said Lot No. AZ being described as follows to
wit:
Beginning at q post marked Pest No q s
survey No At, tbeI CT running, LIST tour Z. s
80 degrees 46 MINUTES 28l lee. to st No 2
Survey No At, whence the mouth of the
Schwabe tunnel bears = ~ degrees % MINUTES
n z92 feet: thence. End cou,t N 1910 feet 10
the line b, tive. cti ms 20 aid 81 Up l, n
IL 81 n, LASS feet to post No 3 U Survey No ~ i,
whence Mineral Monument No bears 8 as
degrees So minutes, 1922 Q feet, ana the SEC
ton corner common to section ~. 81, % and
20. TIP l, 81 4, bears deg ees l2minu,es
" 1918 feet ihe'ce Sra course, 80 Gegre. As
minutes. f6l feetto post No4 U Survey No
At; T. eDce. Attn course s "a deRre. SO minutes
W 1888 feet to tn place of beginning.
Containing IT acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with q magnetic Variation OF Is deg ana b6
minutes east
The nearest known location In the lisa Belle
lode G m on the south
Any and all persons clsimin. advers ly Any
portion VI said Rainbow mine or tur'ac
groun are quir, d to file their adverse claims
with the Reg ster OF the United States Land
Office at Eureka, in the stat OF, Nevada, dur
II z the period Of publication hereof, or they
will b. debarr. b, virtue OF the provision Of
the statute.
up. DUNKLE, Register.
1t 10 hereby ordered that the fore going no.
tice of application for . patent be published
in the Piocl e RlcokD. . weekly Newspaper
published at Phoebe. Lincoln county. Nevada,
for the p.riod OF Sky avs item consecutive
we eksl. j. P.DUkKLE, Rertster.
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Application for a Patent
No 975,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

Eureka, Nevada, July +, 1881
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Thai THE
Nv Phoebe Consol dated Mining and Re-
duation Company, by its authorized agent,
SAMUEL 7. Godbe. whose postoffice address IL
Picche, Lincoln county, State Of Nevada, has
this day filed his application for one thousand
four hundred and eighty eight C4s8) lin ar
feet OF the War Eagle" mine or lode. bear.
t200) feet in width. situated in Ely Mining
District, ounty of Lincoln, State of Nevada,
and designated by the field mote o and official
plat on file in this Office as lot number 40, In
township mber l rorth. range CT east of
Mount Diablo Base and Meridisn; said lot No.
48 heing described ss follows, to.wit
Beginning at post marked Post No. U. 8.
Surv'y No -, thence running, LIST course, o
30 de4rees As minutes, W 280.4 feet to Post No.
Q, U S. Survey No. AZ, whence the mouth OF
the HorPan tunnel bears N 10 degrees 50 min.
ut 8, e COG feet; thence, End course, 81 de-
Hrees, 3S minutes e. 1883 feet to
Post No. 3 U. 3. Survey No. AZ; hence, 3rd
'ur e, N. 80 degrees. a. minutes K. 1904 feet
Mineral Nonun ent No. l bears 8. 81 degree %
minutes, W. 1868 2 feet, and the section corner
common to sections 30, 81. ~ and 20, T. ! N.
h. 81 E. bears Il. degree IS MINUTES Il
1882 feet: thence. 4th course, 8 - degre.s SO
minutes W, 1888 feet to Pest No. at the
place of b. ginning.
Containing 6.76 acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with a magnetic variation of ID degrees and 81
minutes east. The nearest known locations
are the BryaI lore on the north and the Es
sen tial lode on the south.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said War EaRle Mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse claim
with the Register o the United tntes Land Office
at eureka, in the State of Nevada, during the
period of publication hereof. or they
will be debarred by virtue Of the provisions O
the Statute.
J.P. DusKLE, Register.
( It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notic
! ofarplicatiou Ter patent be published In tn
| Phoebe REcoID weekly newspape
/ publit he'd at Pioche, Lincoln county, Nevads
for the periodf sixty days item conseoutiv
weeksl
JP DUNKIE, Re- Rister
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PATENT NOTICES.
Application for a Patent
No. 973.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Enraka Nauada N..vamher 10 1901

UNITED STATES LAND OfFlCE.
Eureka, Nevada, November IL, 1891.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIvkN THAT 1HE
~ Phoebe q nsolidsted lining and Reduc-
ton company, by its authorized agebt Samuel
L Godbe, whose postufice address Is Pluche,
lneoln comfy. State VI Nevada, has this ay
filed his spplic tion for fifteen hundred 1900
linear lee. of The Ztro" mine or lode bearing
silver, with surf &c ground two hundred ,20U]
ieet in WI t.. situat,di Ely Mining distric,,
county OF Lincoln State of Nevada. and sig
nat' by he field notes al Official Plat on
nile IN tins office Is lor No 40 IN township No
| OF rang No 81 Of Mount iabio Bare a,
MERIDIAN; SAID lot No 40 being des' ribed ss fol.
lows, to-wit:
hstiuDiI at post marked Post No u s
urVe! No ~, whei ce Wi eeIer's u monument
otars 6y oeg ees 20 minutts 2a46 2 feet
be tctlon corner C, nun, 10 sections ~ 49,
20 aud q. township / N X 81 L bears + IS de-
1r es and 66 minu,es, L 1855 feet, thence run
Ing, LIT c, urse, N II d.er O. MINUTES L
along the southern b. undary line Of U sur.
ves NO ~, Panack lod , 2, feet to post NJ 2
urvey NO ~. wn,ncs the mouth of the
Ar tunnel b.a N 81 degrees 50 minutes
lou eet, and 'he N, nth + the mador tunnel
bears 81 degiees 81 m nu es 2s8 feet, ano
the muu Of tht 70 incline on this claim
b. ars 20 de- ret 20 nit ut.s 2Ss f.tt;thenc,
lohnii 2nd cour-t i 81 degrees "a h In ties h
S93 lee, to line between sections ~ and 81
NJ U ett TO post Nos s survey NJ 40; thu nee,
3rd course. r II d. grees minutes, W to pos,
NO 3 urvey No 40; ths nee, 4.h course, N 81
d sT-es 4 mi utes, 1870 feet to the Place OF
beginning.
Coma ming 6 81 u, res.
| Courtes e1 iltssa fIom the true meridian
WI "HRne ic variation of is degrees and IS
miautes east .,tt
he near 81 Known location Is the PapacLer
i'de, a'loihiog on the north.
Any and al persons claiming adv rsely any
! poitlub o said Zero nine OF surface ground
ne require t. h n cir adverse claims with
the tYster Of the United Safes and Office
AT Eureka Iii the stale If Atvaoa, d, ring h.
period OF ubtirh ton hereof, or tn will b
'ebarred by virtue OF The provisions Of the
| statutes.
J. .DUNKLE, liz gister
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SOCIETY'S FREAKS.
One of the Latest IL Photograph
ing the Feet.
Fashionable Women lave Their Comely
Pedals Either Cast H. Plaster, Bronze
or Marble or give tiic Camera
"A shot TAT Them.

In tl,is noe Of frealksand finds nothing
80 vow, e,,rnrisin0. A radical departure
from tbot to which all are accustomed.
- o,,,,eo dro,ya forth comment for the
+;,oa he;no h,,f the talk i short lived.
and few DAVIS roll around before society
10 d;scns.ins, the merits of another in
rova+;op What an endless amount Of
coesin eova the Detroit Free Press. was
,,a,,sai ~ "a. oAontior of the de5ollete
Dresses g.f lany wears ago. How the
c,rtoa,.;. ..,,.c 10 Guido each other in
tho;,. ~; rr.; and how the para
rronbi r2l to produce funnicr
a. yleyai,i-.p ,le3 tan
th,n, a.iti.a... /. and to-
49,, $685. a Cr...f messed rare
-, ssl3.E .t..rs, the
yo,,,,s ~, ra hiB l1.1.,r.l. rlllnd, par
ficulnrlv l,i,t they appear to have
come tn stay until the people who foster
these denartnras tire of them and look
for something new.
These changes. or progress, as they
are termed are not alone confined to
dress. All the arts must step up in
their Turns and accept with good grace
changes which would make the old
masters seek oblivion in some convenient
cave. Among the most noticeable fads
| of this season are two which have given
the PHOTOGRAPHER and designer in plaster
of paris quite a revenue In some
cline lady with a pretty foot, which
she could not display to sufficient de-
gree to satisfy her vanity, owing to the
social restrictions which compel both
rich and poor to wear Shoes conceived
the idea of having east taken and u
likeness made in bronze. Like willlirc
did the craze spread until it has per-
vaded the civilized world. In some
cities which never assume the initiative
in such departures, the establishment
of this custom was slower than in the
metropolises of both worlds, but it came
at last. and now the sculptor, or what
ever Won NAV call the artistic plastcrcr,
is reapinp a harvest. Detroit belongs
to this lnttor class, and some members
of it's POPULATION have the malal " ba lily.
The method VS. learned at studio
where the work is performed. Coyly
does the maiden acquaint the raaster
with the object OF her visit and time
is set for the casting. She returns on
the appointed day, and, releasing her
| foot from the prison of silk and leather
which protect, IL from earthly sab
stances on which t., natiyeG tramplc1
in bygone years, she places ii in The
position told. A shivcr creop9 up her
spinal column as the plaster is applied,
and when the foot has been completely
covered as high as the ankle the cast
is taken off and allowed to dry for a
| week. Then It is slightly moistened
and the liquid plaster is poured in the
mold, from which it is taken as soon as
sufficiently dried, and then the final
drying and smoothing off takes place
At the end of week there is an exact
counterpart of the foot in plaster of
paris.
The work is difficult and the price for
plaster cast is twenty-five dollars. If
the lady desires it in bronze the cost is
sixty dollars; and il in marble one
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FREE TO The AFFLICTED.

All who are suffering from the effects
OF Youthful Errors, Loss Of Manhood,
Failing Powers, Gonorrhoea, elect,
Structure, Syphilis and the many troubles
which are the effects Of these terrible
disorders will receive, FREE OF CHARGE,
full directions hoso 10 treat and cure them
selves at home by writing to the CALI.
roRSIA Nv VI L AND SURGICAL ISFIRM-
AIRY, 1925 Market Street. San Frsa.
cisco, California. X
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Robert lcRsn
Plaintiff.
George W. Rogers,
Defendant.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to Georg,
". EcgeIs. Defendant
You are hereby ,quired to appear in an ac.
tion brought agsitsi you b. the sbcve nance
plsintih, r. bert Logan in the Justice court o.
Virgin township, u INT! of Lincoln. state Il
N vsda, to al swer before the Justice al his
office in said rCWn hia, the complaint herein
died. at 8 O'Clock T. N on the eighth day OF
April A d. 1892.
me raid at on IA brought to recover judg
ment against You for the sum Of Two suadt e
ard Forty aud sixteen hun .redths dollars tS2ic
16- 1907 due him said plaintiff On au imr q
contract az MI re July spptais by the rom
,laint on I'll, herein TO whicu you are REFER ed
and you are hereby notified That # .ou fail to
appear and answer So d complaint Us soove re
CURED. said plaintiff will take judgm'
against you by default ior the SUN ~ Tive
Hunnre and Forty and sixteen hundreds
dollars ($240 6.l00) together with the costs,
make legal seIvi' and due returDs ereof.
Given under my hand this twentieth day OF
February, 1892.
Charles @. Ronnow,
Justice OF fesce OF said township.
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

TO D. r. CALDWELL. HIS GRANTEES, as
j signs, heirs, executors or administrator
and all pt rites claiming under, from, by OF
thr ugh him:
iou are hereby notified that the undersigned,
co-owner with you In the lining claim known
as the "Nor Star" mine situate d in Fly Min.
ing district, County OF Lincoln. State of Nevada
has performed the work ard made the expen
lures on the said mining claim, required by
section 1894 Of the Revised Sta utes of h. Uii-
ted States. to hold the same Tor the year 1891
and the tmount due fr"m you, our grantees
as gns or administrator. etc, on account o.
suuh Expenditures on said mining claim Is the
sum of Thirty-three 50 100 ,$93 33.io0l dollars
And II within ninety DAYS after The publ Ca
ton of this notice, you fail or T, fuse to con-
'ributs your said proportion Of such expendi-
tnre as co-owner, your interest in ssid clam
Will become the PROPER OF the subscriber
under Sid section 20 a.
P.QUIGLEY.
Phoebe. New jan. 2st 1892
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Estate of Wiley Townsend,
Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by tho undersigned.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Wiley Town
send, deceased. TO the creditors Of. and oil
persons having claims against the said deceased
o exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers.
With four months after the nrst publication
OF this notice, to the said Adminiltrstor, ct
tn law Office Of Geo. 8. 6a~yer, at Phoebe, In
the county Of Lincoln.
Dated at Phoebe, April 10th 1897
o 0ELAHERT.
Administrator OF said estate.
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Tive saddle horses Gre brcsskii h0 Ire ]
combined Oh right hip; has ht1l IL; allo
sorrel horse branded II on the hip. ,e&srn
OF SlU viii be paid to the fuder of the abov,
horses, to be lett AT Joe Couh'r static.
IA MATLI.
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before you go to war pray once; be-
fore you go to sea pray twice; before
You get married pray three times
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1t is hereby ordered that the fore eoine notice
If APP licsti,n Tor patent be published I r the
pcrioo of sixty days It. consecutive weeks) in
the Phoebe Weekly hEc, RID, q weekly newspa-
publiss ed at Phoebe, Lincolu County. Ne.
vada. j. DUNKLE. keQihter.
Nv 10 lot
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NOTICE.

All parties indebted Z, me are hereby mott.
fed to make payments 10 N. Dooley. who
will act a. agent for me during my absence.
ia. sAMMON,
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Vynn's any isirly iS, sdi' p % s,ssy
OjUU % 81 sss S. .;;s ~ Vi; @s:s
- " industriously, how TO earn Tire,
oushnu Donrs fenr IN their own localities wb.v,ye,
'hey ivo VIII also furnish the situation or smpioymcnt a.
wen you can earn that amouni No money iot me unl,
successful AZ above Easily and quickly learned ds.,. H.,
Sne worker from each dsrct or county hsys az
, ,Shsn, smo provided VII. employment large npnb
KIP: Full Particular FREE, Addr,ss AZ onss
II. " ALLEN. BOx ASO. AUoCsTA. IhixT'
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SUMMON S,

In Justice Court OF Virgin Township, of TIM
County of Lincoln. Stsie of Nevaus.
Robert lcRan
Plaintiff,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-28
A GIFT FOR THERALElGH.
AN. OFFICrAL cALL FOR FUNDS
To be Issued by Governor Hoit-Ehect or the
Lease OF tho Roanoke and southern
to the Norfolk and Western.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Feb. 27.-ISpecial.l- Mayor
Thomas Badger to-day determined to issue
an official call for a mass meeting OF citizens
of Raleigh to be held on "Wednesday night IN
Metropolitan Hall 10 inaugurate an active can
yass to raise fund for present to be dona-
ted 10 the new United States cruiser Raleigh
II is proposed to raise not less than $4,000
and it is probable that handsome set OF
flags will DO purchased which will be ten
dered to the war-ship. Letters received here
to-day state that the movement TO raise a
fund is being inaugurated in different parts
of the State and special activity IS being
shown in Alamance, the native county OF
Governor Holt. whose daughter will christen
the Raleigh.
Monday there will be presented here by local
amateur talent a series of tableaux niustra-
ting Ben Hur. The performance Will be
under the direction of Mrs. Bradford. an ex-
pert artist of Washington city.
There are rumors of important changes IN
the management OF the Raleigh Electric
street railway. To-day Electrician j. A.
Dull. of the Edison Company. who has been
in charge was ordered to Baltimore and two
of his assistants have received instructions 10
follow him in few days