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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-02

Pension Examiners for WashinjeDn
WASHINGTON CRY. March 1-[SpeclA. l.
A board of pension examiners was estab-
iished today at Vancouver. WASH, and
Drs. E. +. Hixon and H. A. Wall were ap-
pointed members of the board.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-02

This townsite unlike any other in tn e
state. Is limited. as there are only 236 lots
in the tract 1.-THE Monte Cristo," pride
of the Mountain" "Rainey 76'' and other
large mining claims surround the town.
There will be over $500 men employed in
the mines by June l, 1893, which means .
population Of 5000 before August 1. Hill
& Wilmington. room II Colman block, are
the agents for the company's property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-02

A dispatch from Vienna says that the water
In the Danube 10 twenty feet above normal and
the little town OF Georely, near Paks. Hungary.
has been flooded and many Of the LOCO iuhabi-
tants have been drowned in trying to reach
he
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-02

Reports from St Paul and Hudson, Wis, show
traffic generally suspended by the heavy snow.
which Is two feet deep on the level.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-02

United states Court House 1t spokane.
WAsHlNGroN CRY. March 1.-[Special. +
United States District Attorney Winston
wrote to Senator Squire few days ago
regarding the leasing of a building in Spo-
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Washineton Pensions.

WASHINGTON C1rx, March 1.-[Special. +
Pensions have been granted to residents OF
the state of Washington as follows:
Decentralization G. Marsilliot Increase
JethrO Bale
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-02

appearance this season, a. he will rest sew
eral weeks preparatory to entering bicycle
races.
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kane for . United States district court.
The senator has been informed that the
department Of justice has authorised the
lease ofs:that building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-02

NAxAIxo. March Especial. Hugh
Krke. one of the pioneer prospectors of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-11
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Irish Representation in The Imperial
Parliament.
An American Maiireated in China -
Naval signals Proposed. The
Cholera Ia Mecca.

LONDOS, July 1O.-The discussion Of
the ninth clause OF the Irish govern.
mCnt act, which relates to represen.
tation In the imperial parliament Of
the Irish countlts and burghs, tegan
To-Day In committee OF the whole OF the
commons. The bill provides Tor the
retention OF eighty Irish members In
the Imperial parliament, n reduction Of
enty.three In the present repre-
seutation.
John richmond moved an umeud-
mcnt to retain the lfish representation
at the iuli present number.
Gladstone opposed the motion and
alter some ditcussi0n division on this
amendment resulted la It's Jefcat by a
vote Of 2sJ 10 2Gd.
Edward HruUage, uuionisi, moved
an amendment 10 the effect that the
Irish be excluded entirely from the
commons.
Gladstone opposed II and, amid de-
rlsivo opposition cheers, moved the
clotufe. IL carried by a vote Of 2il to
I'll.
Division on the amendment fcsilted
In Its rejection by n vote Of 24j " 200.
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ALel.er from shermnn.

WORCESTER, Mass., July 10.-In a
letter 10 Congfesemsn Walker, 5cna.
tor Sherman roviuwa the causes whioh
led 90 the passage Of the Ho-called
Sherman silver purchase law. The
bill which passed the House provided
for the purchasc Of si,50O,OOO worth
Of silver at gold vAlus. The Senate
struck out this provision and provided
for the FREE coinage Of silver, or the
purchase Of all that was offered, ut the
rate OF l2O cents an ounce. The con-
fefoes were acting for two hours, and
to bring about an agreement, II pfnuu.
cal, without respect ~ individual
opinion. The result OF the conference
was 10 reject the free coinage and
provide for this purchase OF four mil
lion, five hundred thousand ounces Of
silver at its gold price, less amount
than was proposed by tbs house.
"Another object had In view was
to secure the then much-nseded addi-
ton to our currency, then being
reduced by the compulsory retirement
OF the National BANK notes Ia the pay
ment of United State bonds. THIS
would have been more wisely provided
by notes secured by both gold and
silver, but such n provision could not
then bs secured.
a"rhose reasons fully justified the
compromise, but the great controlling
reason why we agreed to IL was that IL
was the only expedient by which VIZ
could defeat the free coinage Of
silver"
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Discharges Tor Sale.

WAsHINGIUN, July l0.--Enlisled
men IN the navy will now have the
privilege Of purchasing their discharge.
No man 10 to DO allowed to purchase IA IL
discharge while In debt to the govern.
ment or until he has nervru three
mouths. The price OF discharge lur.
ing tho fourth month OF enlistment will
be % per cent OF the yearly pay OF the
applicant; durirg the ildn month 80
per cent, and 30 on, increasing per
cent per month until the fourteenth
month, when tho maximum price Will
be reached.
During the fifteenth month the price
viii be % per cent VI thu maximum
price. la the sixteenth month 80 per
cent, aud ~ ON decreasing o per cent
ler month until the tnlrJy-iOurlh
mouth, when he may apply Tor dis.
cnnTgo without payment. Discharge
by purchase II NOT an inherent right,
hui privilege which may DO granted
by the navy department.
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WAsHINGrON, July lO.-rhe PEN
sion bureau has notified a great many
pensioners throughout the entry
country who are drawing pensions
under the act OF June ~, 1890, known
rs the dependent peIsiOn act, that pny-
ment OF their pensions will be sut-
pended for sixty days, during which
time they VIII be- required to show
cause why they should continue to
draw pensions.
This action IL pursuant 10 recent
ruling OF Secretary Smith to the effect
that IA penhiOner unJer the act II June
II, 1890, drawing a pension for total
disability, must b. shown 10 be physi.
cally Incapable Of manuel labor. IL Ia
estimated ut the pen,ion office that
although the work was hut recently
beGuu, something over 1000 suspensions
are already made.
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knlII,sn Conr. nartInI.

WAsIHISGToN, July 10. - In the
court martial ordered for sullivan
there are i've charges against the
accused, viz; Rendering false ami
fraudulent returns OF balances to his
credit; rendering false and fraudulent
returnsin violation Of article navy
iegulationsj making false and irauu.
ulent official reports; disobeying tho
lawful oruor Of tho secretary Of the
navy and omoezEloment, In violation
OF naval regulation. The court which
will conduct the Inquiry VIII consist Of
Captains Selfridge anu Romey, Com.
manders Glass and Clark, Paymgsiers
Baohe, Shedding and LOOMS, Lieu
to ant Commanders HuIchins aud
Gilmore, with Lieutenant Gsrsl as
Judge advocate.
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WINNEMuCoA, New, July l0.-Tho
chairman OF tue state central commit.
tee Of the silver party Of Nevada 10.
SUES the following:
"The goldbugs, with Grover Cleve-
land at their heau, are m king most
determined effort 10 have the sherman
law repealed at the extra session Of
Congress and gold standard perma.
nently fixed upon this country. In
limitation ana bribery and executive
threats are their weapons. Tho friends
Of silver In nearly all OF our sister
states are organizing for the conflict.
Shall Nevada lay behinug she
was foremost OF all the states
Ia her loyalty to the silver
cause In the late Presidential cam
paign. IL In time she was heard from
on the present crisis. Let every club
In the state and every election pre-.
cinct meet In convention Ia their re-
BpectiNo localities and pass resolutions
IN earnest protest against the repeal Of
the Sherman law, unless fCee coinage
be substituted, and forward the same
10 our senators anu representatives In
Congress.
at has been suggested that state
convention be- oalleu, hut on account
OF the great expense such q conven-
ton would entail upon the delegates
and because It II better to have an
expression Of the people In each
neighbOrh0od In mass meeting, We
most earnestly urge the adoption OF
the latter plan, anu TO secure unanimi.
ty Of action, we advise that such
meetings DO held Saturday, the 10th
last IL II Of the highest Importance
that the American Bimotallio league
be convened at Che, go the LIST day OF
August, ana we suggest that the silver
leagues OF each county, No far ~ posi-.
bic, name a delegate to that meetiug."
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wAsniNGToN, July lO.-rhe issue
Of standard silver dollars from the
minis and treasury offices during the
week ended July s, 1888, was $3.50, 2iO;
for the corresponding period Of 1892,
sil5,8 The shipment " fractional
silver coined trOr the lat 10 the Sth
inst. aggregated S202,2 The gold
reserve fund gaineu 500, 900 since SAT-
urday, aud reached total Of !07.gs3,.
l0l. The currency on hand Hggt,-
gates s27, 1887, making n balance Of
sl24, AS, AIS.
Tue comptroller OF the currency
ordered national bank currency to be
printed ON account Of honis uopcsited
10 the amount OF s8,O9I00O.
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SHANGHAI, July lO.-lt Ia reported
that n ianAtical mob, Ia the province OF
shan TuuR, severely maltreatod an
American missionary few days ago.
The maudatins la HankOw anu sung
Pu are now known to have conuived
ut the recent murder Of Swedish mis-.
sionnries. The natives, after having
mntilated the b. lies Of the mission.
aries, hid them anu refused to surrend.
or them.
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ALEXANDRIA, July lO.-An Egyp.
tlan medical delegate to Mecca says
the deaths from cholera are double
the number officially reported. In tho
Valley Of Mouna II Is impose bic TO
bury the dead. The rood between
there and Mecca Is strown with
corpses. In Mecca the bodies lie
ueoomposed for days, owing to the
impossibllity TO get grave diggers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-11

LONDON, July lO.-The New Zea.
land Loan 4 Mercantile Agency COM
pany (limitei) failed today, In conse-
queuCe OF the crashes that lately
occurred In the Australian financial
world. The concern was one OF the
most important engaged In colonial
financial affairs. The capital OF the
company was { i,5OO,OO0.
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body 70 badly burned II was impossl-
bic to tell whether II was that Of a man
or woman. Messages q sympathy
from cniefs OF fire departments all
over the country have been received
by Chief Swenie.
A relief fund was started by the
council ~ administration ~ soon ne the
extent the disaster was known, aud
In less than thirty miautes $1,000 was
subscribed aud contributions continue
to pour IN.
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London, july lO.-A dispatch from
Bologuc to tue Iomos says "Ffance
has submitted to England and
America proposals TO improve aud
simplify the code Of signals Of merch-
ants shipping. France suggests an
addition of two new fl,ga, winch will
make possible "A, s55 extra signals"
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LONDON, July l0.-rhn Malta cor
respondont Of the Graphic reports that
the oaptnius VI the several vessels
which tOUg part In the maneuyers OIL
TripOli Will be court marlialed for not
having obeyed Admiral Tryon's fatal
signAl.
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BANKS uEsUnE.
Only Two Los Angeles hanks RemAin
closed.

Los ANGELES, July l0.-phe South.
ern California National Bank and the
University Bank opened their doors
this morning. IL was expected that
but the opening Of the University
Bank was something Of u surprise,
though they were In condition to
open several days ago.
Only two banks now remain closed
OF the six that closed two weeks ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-11

BERLIN, July O.-ChRncellor Won
Caprivi assured the kaiser last evening
that he counted on IA mtjority Of from
20 l. 30 votesin favor VI tne military
bill.
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CRY or MEXICO, July l0.--The
newspaper 10 Letpo states that MeKi.
co's ministers plenipoteB.iafy, except.
Ing the representatives at Washington
and Madrid, viii be- temporarily re-
called.
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BACK VOLUMES
DESEEET WEEKLY.

Tao SIXTH yolup.s Of the DEsRREr
WEEKLY In the present form IL
now boand. A limited number Of
copies OF those sta volumes ian be- OBJ.
tainod at tho DEsEREr News once,
salt Lake city, in bound form At S2.OO
por volume. It Ia the bos, history Of
current events to be obtained, aud by
far the cheapest, and tho time "a no,
far distant when they will bo eagerly
sought amor by studsnts Of history,
anKious W be informed Of the stirring
events which have uansplrcd within
tho pas, throc yoars--,ho mos, interest
ing period OF tho history Of the Lat
tsr-dRy Saints. Every person who
ran Anor1 1, should secure these
volumes while they arc 70 b had
for future reioronoc, aud especially
should they be- obtained for ovory
Sunday School, Improvement Aa.o-
oisiion and Ward library. Apply
saltE 10 nAs-ks sure of gOGtisz uh~A
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GAOnn BuYs sHl0 RODS ON lgTH
- ZeDNJO hast bot brigham ana 1T
~. Tour room brick house. Groctbeok a
Hose. Rooms " aud 20 IS w.,4d 70
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COO- UuYs ONE LOT g5xll3 ~
40 81 West Temple Addition, GrOcs
b,ck 4 lose Hooms2, and % IS w.. "a 80.
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INSIDE REAL ESTATE To TRAuE ron
4 cattle and sheep. Gr0csbeck Loio,
Rooms p and - o. VI, % SO,
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ROOM BRICK HOUSE N EAST
- Waterloo. ilSi2i feet Of ground, son, ON
Tue msttlIment plan, 500 cash balance month.
to.
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SECURES AIO RODS, o.
- IONJN1 room house. EiEhth West and
tuuIh temple hroUsbeck a Hose, Rooms y
aud ~, COW, second -outu street
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REWARD.
REWARD.

GOnn ~ REWARD WILL DE PAID
P-OOsOO aud no questions asked. for
return Of black Elk bag containing cardinal
covered plush Jewel CAse containing iewelry.
Lost Whilo driving IN tho city sunday uyening,
july 2nd. Return 10 s. W. kcces, 20l south
Main 81.
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TO RENT.

TWO COOL TEUST bedrooms To
Il single gentleman. Near business. En.
quiTO AZ l7 Bingham S., City.
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g.OOnn HUYs 2gNio RODS, WIN
% ZOO broom bfick. trst West aud
sixth south on boulevard. Grocsbcck Rose,
., and ~ IS W, second South street
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LOST

~ bundle Of bedding, one trunk and two
aatohols, from tho u, T.. Baggage Department.
We're shipped as baggage from soda springs
20 salt Lake, but owner has seen nothing Of
formation leading 10 tho recovery Of same VIII
DO gratefully received BY n A. Crump, liver
ton, :. l. Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PASTURAGE.

Coon PAsTuRAGE FOR EITHER
NJ horses or Orncd stock at the Jordan
arm formerly called Church Yarn. J
the farm,
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GnnN uuYs Two IOr, BETWEEN
'NOOO West Temple aui fIrst Wost
aud Aiuth rnuth. GfOeHnOCk a Rose, Rooms
70 and ~, 20 W. second south street.
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i businesses Tor real estate or real estate for
good business ". }. Hogan. az fostoilco
Block
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90 ENn buys ROOM BRICK
OOONDO house aghNii3 ground on
West Tomplc bet y and 10 80. House vol
huilt anu nicely finished Grocsbcck & Hose.
ioOma p aud % f3 W. "a 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-11
FOR TRADE.

MEAT MAWKFr AND GROCERY CON.
vi bincd splendid location and dong good
business; will trade for real estate and some
cash 5000 ". =. Began, room 40 fostonico
BlOcs.
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FOR SALE.

SnETLAND PONIES ron SALE. OMAN
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GOEnn BUYS i09 ACWEs rs MILL
- = wv rock, room house, good
orchard. Al in luccrn, an tho above on easy
terms. Grocsbctk a Rose. Hoomh ~ and 70
rs W., % 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-11

WE HAVE GOOD PROPERTY ron
w sale m all parts Of the city ht bottom
prlccf. see us before looking elsewhere.
1roctbeck \ Hose, Rooms ~ aud % - ", sec.
ouf south street.
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OnnWtLL uuY GROCERY. REs.
cow tAutant. fruit and cigar stand !,
central location cheap rent and making
Pos odcc block
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IHNtCELY FURNisHED ROOMS. CHS.
~ tfal location new house, new turni.
turC cost 5000 cell for iiloO, leaving city. ",
y. hogan. ~ postorIcc Block.
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GOnnwiLLp PURCHASE oNE THIRD
CCAJNJlntotUsti n an established plumb
Ing business Incoming man must be cauab q
of taxing charge u orco aud books ", j..
Hogan. ii0 pottoncc block
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$4,000 g sS.sf rrd 5s & AsEt' s,d IN
with ffll atock. E0Ud house. with barn and
uuihsusrs store doing good businvfs, 800
health reason for selling, hr1cHuprk n uusg.
Rooms y and ~, 6i ", second south street
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Coco PURCHASES A WHOLESALE
'NOOO bakery business, tvu horses and
Wagons, furniture, etc sales $40 per week.
w. -. hogan. enc fottoucc block
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FOR SALE.

OO% TWENTY YEAR GOLD SCHOOL
- 80 bonds 81 C0lOu each interest NJ 1--WE
PEI cent payable semi annually, February lat
and August isL Sealed proposals Will bo re
coiyed for all or any part thereof, and the lids
viii BE- opened by the Finance Committee on
the lith DAY OF July, ut O'Clock y. M, 1895
Right is reserved 90 reject Hny aud ain bids.
Address Board OF Education, salt Lake city
j. u. MORETON, Clerk.
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nHEssMARlNG PAmoRs, WILL fUR,
- niahcd and employing riFht girls. owner
lchyins city price $40. ". j. Hogan. 40
fostuncU Block
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A CAPABLE AND RELIABLE OFFICE
n man can got hat interest 90 an cstah.
luhcd hu'inCss clearing 500 per month capt
block
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BUSINESS CHANCES

CEnnwiLL BUY a WARD STORE,
- wv horse, wagon. furniture, irooms
hnd stock complete dong cash business aud
established % years. W. y. Began, 40 Post.
onicc Block.
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WANTED.
MONEY BROKERS.

MONEY 10 LOAN AT 81 TO pER
vi cent hAche second door, Dooly Block
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- ALOuN-ONt HALF or ALL OF ONE
- Of the beet known sporting saloons on
Main street. money mailer receipts over
ibNUpor week splendid opportunity. W. ..
Hogan, 81 iost0nIcc block.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-01-06
what a Hsr , ca. DO.


A horse will travel 200 yards IN four
and one half minutes at a walk. 40
yards in iwo minutes at . trot, 400
yards in one minute at . esllop. The
usual work Of horse is tsken at % 500
pounds. raised ore foot per minute for
Ell ht hours per day. 4 horse viii Curry
$50 pounds twenty live mi es per day oil
eight hours An average dray horse
will draw l.6du pounis iweuty-three
miles per day, weight Of wagon included
The average weight Of a horse is l 900
pounds. and his strength is equal 10 that
If I've men The greatest amount .
horse can pull in a horizontal line is 900
pounds. bet he can only do this m0men-
tsrily; in continued eEertisn probably
half Of this is the limit. lie aitsiDs his
growth in Ave years; viii live twenty-five.
average sixteen years. A horse will
live twenty FIVE days on water without
solid food. seventeen days without eat
ing or drinking, but only FIVE days on
solid food without drinking.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-01-06

A dispatch from New York says: Vic
Tins of epilepsy and medical men in
general are deeply interested in the re-
ported discovery of a new agent in the
treatment Of the disease by DR.. Paul
Gibicr, President Of The Psychological
Society and director Of the pasteaT In
stitute The material used is prepared
in the Pasteur laboratory from the vital
organs Of sheep. DR.. Gibier's idea
Otme by deduction from the effects on
epileptic patients Of pasteur's anti-rabic
injections. In each case the epileptic
tendency seemed to be stayed, and ar
guing that It was due to the nervous
matter injected with the virus. he began
experiments on his own account.
One youth Of epileptic ancestry. who
was approaching state Of idiocy. tool
injections of the nervine and was greatly
improved. The usual vertigo disap-
peared quickly and be has gained in in
telligence. DIR. Gibier thinks epilepsy
is caused by disposition of the nervous
centres to retair poison which accumu
lates and causes commissions.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-01-06

Miss Mary Elizabeth Garrett daugh-
ter of the late John W. Garrett, has
just contributed S3O6,977 to the $500.
900 fund for the establishm ,nt of the
Womens' Medical School of the Johns
Hopkins University. where women are
admitted the same as men for the study
Of medicine and surgery. Miss Garrett
previously gave S47,7S7 90 to the
800, 900 fund subscribed towards the
$500 900 asked by the Trustees Miss
Garrett has thus giyol $354,474 so to
wards the object. The fund is to be
known as The Mary Elizabeth Gar
relt Fund"