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Tangier. Morocco. says: Morocco city
has been in rebellion for Il week, owing to
the caliph's attempt to arrest the caid
dehna 10y the sultan's order. The caliph is
now hemmed in by insurgents. The sultan
Is sending troops TO the scene
Watching England.
London. October IA dispatch to The
Times from Berlin says that the troubles
at Lourenzo MarqueZ Delagoa Bay, create
the greatest concern in Berlin. 1t is assumed
that England intends TO seize The occasion
to extend her possessions nofthward along
the coast OF the Indian ocean, and, possibly,
TO attempt TO acquire the whole region be-
longing Ia Portugal. The news that Portugal
has accepted nelD from the South African
republic, the Trdnsvaal. is greeted with
lively satisfaction. Il IS considered that
Ger,aauy's interests in the region fully en-
tide her 10 compensation in the event of an
extension of the British possessions AN that
part ot Africa.
ordered 10 Sea.
London. October ia dispatch to The
Globe from Fen-Ts.n SAYS that the Chinese
fleet at Port Arthur was yesterday ordered
To sea. The japanese army is expected 10
cross Nula river rhirty miles northeast 81
hwi-Him-Chng Al which place the ChlheSe
troops are encamped.
The Norwegian steamer. Pick. which has
arrived at Tien-Tsin from Shanghai was
stopped OF Shartuns promoatory by jap
anese war vessel and searched. Not having
on board anything conirabdnd OF W&r she
Was allowed To proceed
Chinese Report V!ciary.
Iondcn. October 3p.-fhe standard this
morning ps..uts q dispatch from Toxic say
ing mat 4g.0U0 Japanc-e troops, under com
m.nd of Marshal count Oyama. who was
trr,porurilv relieved from the duties of his
posiiion as minister Of war TO take com
,,.nd If The Japanese forces in Curea nave
40, tiroshinla The destination of this
r,r.a is not known. fleet Of thrty-Gve
ty,,ngnorts is necessary for the coaveyanca
OF these troops.
4 di-na:th from Shanghai 90 the Central
>-,..s says that the Chinese report that a
hattie had boon fought On the banks of the
49,. Yaiu. ia which the Japanese troops.
49,, made the attack. were rcpulsed with
he,vv losses. IL is added that neither side
claims a definite victory.
is YOUR cookery faulty: The fault is not
always WITH th, -four. I.ool, TO the baking
powder, Use Dr. Prices and YOU win have
no trouble.
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LADY SUICIDES.
4 Divorce Paper Was An THAT Was Found
in Ter Trunk After tar Death

la Ter trunk After ttar Death.
Chattanooga. Tenn, October @i--'SpcclaD
About three weeks ago "a lady giving her
name as Mrs. Iiulda Marine, richly at
tired. but in pennilcss circumstances
came to Chatiauuoga from 10 one knows
where and took apartments at 4i3 Lindsay
street. she was evidently in great trouble
of some kind, but when "uprcae hed ny
the Sympatliz!us and interested ladies' OF the
house would say nothing - her Mo's, nor
,iys.lge Ler home or iioatity. Although
sr, had no money, she carried two trunks
which We're filled with gowns OF The richest
description, costly laces and expensive or
Ilarncuts seen at once to be ihe owner
and not stolen property. she was Mo,
man of ABOUT tuIrtA 1--WE years O. dSe anu
beautiful TO an uuusuat degree, thouSh
pictures o. herself nuns up ~ hct Fo'-l
revealed the fact that time had wrought
changes in her beauty TIE trunks Al
,.-..stIon were labeled with hotel tags from
many foreign as we'll as american cues.
Two weeks after her arrival she Wa taken
sick. Having no money nor lfiehus II
became necessary to take her 10 the nos
yitaI whore she died Friday night. An cN-
animation yesterday led four doctors 70
concur in the belief that she had sulclded
with opium. Saturday afternoon Shr was
buried in the pottCrS field. county oiiitsI9
look caars. Of her trunks ana "A search
was mas. of their contents. pEl holnhlE
x.-as f.lfsd ID establish her identity eNceDt
divorce uap.rs granted her March 3. 1874 by
Henry Sncpparl If Cook county, Chicago,
from Ee. husband. who was named IN he
bin as Joseph ID. Marine.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

Harrisburg. Pa. October h-iroo anu
eteel mills IN this locality are ENJOYING an
ora, If unprecedented prosperity. At the
PENNSYLVANIA Steel Works the production
of rails and Bessc:aer steel lasr week was
the heaviest Of years. The three furnaces
IN blast averaged nearly three hundred tons
daily. FOR three days ,he Besseiner mll
averaged 10 blooms every tWehty-io'.F
t,o,,re rho rail mill made 1000 tons of rails
during the week the largest production n
its history ON Thursday SO tons We're
termed out-neary a ton to every two
minutes. The company has received
contract for I.001 tons OF girder rails from
the Chicago street Railway Company, OF
-, 3,l another LARGE contract from
,,n,,inotor XIV. There are 4.CoJ nen en-
Moved in ,he steel works.
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and some shouted hang him!' but the con
stable drove rapidly away ana was no'
molested Two hours later he dellVered nus
prisoner to Sheriff Rice and ne no" occu-
pies a cell in rnurderer's row. y large crown
gathered around the Jail in Albion TINS al
ternoon. but it was orderly ana there Is no
fear of violence. After Lake was placed IN
iail some one among the crowd called Tor
a rope, but matters soon became quiet again.
the crowd finally disappearing.
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subject is the vaguest speculation.
In addition to the fact that the archbish-
op will be made cardinal, the most that
be said is that he will probably be
named such at the next consistory which
will convene in Rome. most probably IN
December of this year.
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New York, October 1.-THE oep,e ao,.s
statement of the Nashville, ChattaisGI 'o2v,
and 81 Louis Railroad Company sio"s
ross earnings of $3I7 Sl2. an increase s 81
$2i.277; net $1G5.G5O, an increase Sio7 81 1.5 an
interest taxes, rentals, etc. Sl6 o. ,ia.
increase of So, 66i, and surplus $LSOo' q III
cr4asa of S5Oy97 For the quarter eIi 'a,a
September 30, 1895. gross earnings .eS ess
Si2II3S. an Increase Of $3.50; net S9 go
an increase of $3 7l9 Interest etc. ~
an increase OF SIG 06S, and surplus $IV'I''''
-, increase Of Sl1 .C57.
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lake Arrested.

Albion. \. Y. October H.-William Lake,
the murderer of Emma Hunt. was arrested
this afternoon and is safely loGksa II J''ic
e,bortt- after noon Constable Handy, Of
Waterfront located the fugitive in the large
grain barn of Mrs. Rachel HoaE. about one
and one half miles northeast OF waterproof
and about seven miles from the scene OF the
awful tragedy Handy, on discovering Lakes
red cap through the hay covered nm WIN
tis revolver Lake az once threw up his
hands and surrendered.
Handy started with his prisoner Tor the
iau in Albion. A large crowd had gathered
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1,nn,nlr scnilinr Ct.nmpIons.lin.

s.. r.ouis. Mo. October h-NiSs foS'
lIo.sfhsnhoi,n. OF this city. today won tle
fenao scaling championship OF the
world by defeating Miss Tiliie Ashley o.
Hartford. conn. The contest was over the
,r...,,lar nile ana holf course. down
stream from the foot of Palm street 70 a
,.oipt 300 feet above the EadS bridge. n"
.rarr was on even terms. Tie yankee CIR!
cor 10 work at once and led for an instant.
but thu, sweeping ard powerful stroke OF
The Missouri lass soon 2avr her the ad-
vantage. which she held 90 The finish anu
tbp race was virtually over at n" end 81
The mile. When 100 yards from the finish,
Mics Atnesthenhpim Led by SIX lengths AMI
r,sed MP "A jr;fle. but finished four lengths
in advance in l22a7i. When <h' H&s it-i
IT az. finish. the shouts OF 40" 'a'7 peop's
along ,ha river banks mingled with the
screams OF whistles, the clanb"f e o1l-9
and The explosion Of aombs. making
mighty roar The two young women were
taken from their shells to the tus i;1.i.tnce
al eorri~d 20 en- cIuahnn@~ "f AIR. Cen
trails. where the -ictor was presented WIN
= costly medal. emblematic Of the female
sculliuy championship Of the world. re-
ce1ticn was hold tonight.
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satoIii Viii he n Cardinal.

Baltimore. October ia clergyman of
Cardinal Gihbons's household today confirm
ed the report that Monsignor Satolli will be-
come a cardinal "'rhis much is all that can
be stated with certainty" he said. Seven
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The three Wore Burned.

Elizabeth. y J.. October 15.-Airs. Jennie
Harrisan and her three children persisted
b. fire in a barn upon their farm in the
outskirts Of this city ,oday. The residence
was also burned The husband a@d father
was absent at the time OF the calamity. The
general belief is that Mrs. Harrigan became
suddenly insane and sex the house on fire,
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Sentenced to Life Imprisonment.

St. Louis. Mo, October IA special to
The Republic from TeXarkana, Ark, says
that Professor G.. l.. Bryant has been con-
Victed Dy the Bowie county district court
at New Boston OF the murder of Professor
George Lewis. The defendant sem
fenced to life Imprisonment in the peni-
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- tba+ che then took her children and
80 +-i into the barn. and locking the door.
sea ii on ere. AS the flames began 70 oa3 lose
around them. the mother gathered the chii,
6ran about her and held them there u. ~
thev were overcome. The eldest =, t te
children was six years OF age anu me
Youngest fourteen months.
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a CurImsE SCHEME.
IN Order To Raise a loan Agents Are
Instructed ia lie.

London. October 1.-THE Central News
correspondent in Shanghai cabled this az
teruoUn:
I'll is reported that in consequence of the
projected floc9'eD ID per cent lean, TO be
guaranteed by tne imperia! customs, Chi
ncse agents abroad have been instructed
70 pUt the best face possible ON the recent
Chinese rcyerses and 10 represent the fleet
as being active AMI efficient.
''The outbreak of the [uiaowhei Society
in Iiankow has spread rapidly. Troops
weI, sent 10 qucn IT, h:t they were re
sisted savagoly. ana eventually put 10
Hight. Two mandarins were killed
SuEeriuf- irDu5 tiiS - ound@.
London. October ia dispatch from
SHANGHAI says Il is reported there that
t.aptafp Won Haurecken. the German Of
nctr " no was injured on one OF the Chi
uesa warShips al III" battle Of the Vain.
is suffering from blood poisoning resulting
from his wounds AM Is not likely 10 re-
cover.
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aHE yyoMAN.s STORY
N Now Corroborated by That uf Her Hus-
baud's-Naut Caused 1t.


Cleveland, O., October l5.-Clarence ROD
inson, the convicted burglar in the county
jail. made a confession today winch CON
firms what he has already told the police
and removes all doubt about the murCer
Of Montgomery Gibbs, the Buffalo attorney,
il April last.
The 81 OnIun'. Confession.
When Deputy Superintendent Of Police
Susacll and District Attorney Ken,!r!ck, OF
Buffalo, arrived here this morning, they
We're armed with the confession which Mrs.
Robinson has made to the Buffalo police.
They went at once to the county jail ana
Were shown into the corridor where Robin
son was. The prisoner vas asked 10 tell
the officers what ne knew about the Gibbs
murder. For two Gours they ired questions
at Robinson, trying MIN first on one taeiS
ana then OF another. He lodged ana
sqUirrned and fought them ~ every turn
At first the prisoner showed plenty o. -
surance but finally il became apparent
that ne was giving away under the strain.
one OF the turnkcys took him ASIDE anu
urged him 10 he a nan and make clean
breast of the matter. Robinson had acriit-
tea that part of the story told by Mrs. Rob
inson was true. and at last he admitted thdI
b. was implicated in the murder but oecH'l-
ed that his wife had fred the shot when
killed gibbs.
He Tells the story.
All of 4 sudden the prisoner broke GOV II
completely. Rowing his head upon Hi'
hands he bagan 10 sob. Then ne told his SO
rv. The substance of it is that the PAN
we're in buffalo and in want and deternii'i-
ed upon highway robbery. the VIE "teSS-
cd i'm mems clothes and each carriai :, re
volver. They selected gibbs as theif We
tim as he came alorS the street. lt7Dllis".'
asked Gibbs to hold mp his hanjS. ou'
Gibbs showed light and was getting the pest
of il when both Robinson anu ihe ""''''''
shot him Robinson say Z was TN
mans shot that KILLED Gibbs WAie t"9
woman IN her statement asserted th't i'o'-
inscn did all the shooting. Othcr WIiiles9'
have been found n heretofore who nave II d'''
-. robinson sav that sEe IircJ the T. Ia
snot. The pair were frightened away oe-
fore they succeeded in securing any pun,
der. They joined the throng that Ga'ile''''
around the body and watched y 49, "a
- ,,,.,,- in y wagon Robinson has col
Iapsed and lays the burden Of his cfiil'
upon his wife.
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are You Hard or fI"3rioG or Deaf:
can ur send stamp for fun particulars
how "a restore Your hearing by one VINO
was deaf for thirty years. John Garmore.
room Is. Hammond buildiHs, Fourth ana
Vine. Cincinnati. a..
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

A!r. ". p Beard. of Monroe, y - mas
n solid poId ring which has been IL ms lam
jIy for nine hundred years The heirloom
has been handed down from father 10 son
and has never been lost during THESE long
years.
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There has been more typhoid FEVER
tbroughour kentucky this year imam ever
before. In almost every county IN the s1'i''
-, have been several deaths and any
number OF cases.
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one of the Saturday incidents ut Ocaia.
TIN. was two society beauties promenadinG
the streets with their faces thoroughly
Iiacl,anc9 The imitation OF the African
So "a rood that only a few recognized the
direrence. But they were detected and are
ElOMn.
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Tangier. Morocco, says: Morocco city
has been in rebellion for Il week. owing to
the caliphs attempt to arrest the caid
dehna 10y the sultan's order. The caliph is
now hemmed in by insurgents. The sultan
is sending trooDs IN tho ecpnt.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

\ family in Frankfort Ky, lost a water
77,a1on IN 4 very peculiar way: water
melon was purchased by u colored FANNY
last Saturday which was plugged 10 see Il
it was ripe. Replacing The plug the water
melon was laid away until SUNDAY. Wheh Il
vas cut open, and inside was a small snake
alive and in good health.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

-Four boys near Sealville. in Washington
c,t,utv. Kentucky. determined TO play ghost
and have some fun. They rugged tAeulS, ives
mn I'm white sheets and suddenly appeared III
fronl o. william Satterly's three niue chlI-
- nh result WAS that the children
were SO badly frightened that one o. thein
is in a dangerous condition. The ghosts
,riII nrohaLlY be Indictod.
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zvffIe chories Ne.Iv. = prominent and
v.eII-to-do farmer OF TIamletshurS. Ky, was
riding horseback after a doctor, he Was
thrown OFF and his neck broken ana skull
crushed. Death was instantaneous. Two
weeks ago ha eloped 10 Jackson, Tenn. wish
.h.. pretty daughter of Henry Nesker and
was married.
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Boys in St. Augustine are ensaseu -
,,.lr[i,,-, ,,aInetto berries. which are ship
,,sl 10 Jacksonville for medical U.S.
The State Firemen's Association OF flor
ids, viii hold q convention and lotICn r -
:. ooaIa November 13t h. 18th and 18th. The
nT,zes aggregate $50 in gold.
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The marvellous success Of Hoods Sarsap2ril-
H. is due a. lis positive merit. II cures where
other preparations fai 10 do any good what
ever. is &c not the medicine for -ouF
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

Charles Evans. colored barber. of Lex
in4ston. ny. was arrested last Friday On the
charge OF grand larceny. having stolen a
ring from a colOred girl named Rachel Han
ley. The case came up before Judge Jew
ell. and was settled in novel way The
lee AGREED to dismiss the case If Evans
would marry the girl. The proposition was
accepted. and = minister being present. the
TWO were Immediately made one. The ring
WAS q diamond valued at so.
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Jesse AIverson. living near the mouth OF
Silver creek in Kentucky, was horn on the
18th OF November. 1901. ana still lives on
thu place in Madison county where he was
horn lie was an olG-Iine Henry Clay
wing, and with the eud OF that party be-
came Q republican. He hopes TO be able TO
Get 10 the polls on the first Tuesday in No
vcrnber to east his vote for Or. Phil Roberts,
for congress. lie is the Oldest white ma.1
ia Madison.
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Trade Quiet and Prices Unchanged in
Produce Circles.

AA8OS SulSb anu 4 IAS0S
Produce Circles.
SACRAMENTO. December 18th.
Trade was of quiet nature in local produce
circles to-day, prices showing no change in
any line.
a whole carload Of Cranberries arrived yes
ferday from New Jersey for Californiaus To
eat with their Christmas turkeys,
FOLLOWING are the retail prices for the varl-
Gus articles mentioned:
GREEN FRUIT - Apples - Tewksburvs
Baidwins Greenings, SpitZenbergs BELL
flowers, Pippins and smith Cider, I01l "a "A
box, 3@4c q ID; GrapeS-Cornichons and To-
Rays 5c . ID; Pears-Vicar and Winter Nellis
81 q box, 4c p 10.
Cirrus FRUIT-Pineapples soc each:
Bananas, 25c . doz; LINES Toe q Coz: Lem
ons, &5@4Oc a doz; Mexican Oranges 2U03Oc
3 doz; FLORIDA Oranges, 25G4Oc: Navel or
anges. 25&1 &c. as 10 size; UroVllia Seedlings
15@30c; Riverside Seedlings. 1898
DAIRY PRODUCE-Butter-E a roll
doe; Pickle roll, 40c; Petaluma, 5oc; Fancy
Creamery, 55c firkIn, 25c; California Cheese
l2%c; Young America, lie; Eastern Cream
ery, zoe; LImOurger, zoe; genuine Swiss
;}5c: American. 25c; Martins Cream. l5c;
Neufchatel, 1oc each.
EGGS-Eastern and store. 25c; ranch, SOC
POULTRY-Turkeys- Hens and Cob
blers. l3c p 10; dressed. sc; Chickens-Hens
Bo@60c each; spring, 50c; Broilers, 4o@45c;
Tame Ducks 15c: Geese, 81 90 each.
VEG ETA BLES-Cream Squash. sc: Hub
bard Svuash &c: Yankee Pumpkin. &c: Gu
cumbers. lee p dozen; Green onions, 3 for Sc:
Peppers sc: Celery, 10c 2 head; Caulidower
lOc: onions, &c: cabbage, 1c; Spinach, sc:
Red Cabbage, oc; Mushrooms, lo912Iac .
PoTAToES-LocaI, 5o@6oc; Salinas, 81 20
. sack, 1@11Sc p ID; Sweets, &c p ID.
MEATS-Beei-l'rim Rib Roast, 1870
15c; Chuck Roast, 1oc; Rump, sc; Brisket,
Sc; Corned Beef, sc; Porterhouse steak. / SO
1ec; Loin Steak. 121a@l5c; Round steak.
10c; Chuck Steak, 1Oc. Neai-Ioln and Rib
Chops, sc; Roast Veal, 12c. Mutton-Leg,
11@l21c; Loin and Rib Chops, 1910; Nut
ton Stew, Sc; Shoulder Chops, Sc. PORK
Roast and Chops, 15c; Corned Pork, 15c;
Sausage, 121Sc; Vienna Sausage, 15c; Bacon,
14@15c; Ham. 100000.
GAME-Quail, 81 so 2 dozen; Ducks NAL
lard, 75@90c q pair; Canvasbacks. 81; Gray
and Sprig, 5o@60c; Teal, soc; Widgeon. 3oc;
Gray Geese. 75c; Hare, 20c each; Rabbits,
4oc 2 pair.
HAY AND GRAIN-Oat Hay, 75@S5c 2
cwt; Wheat 65@75c; second quality. COG
zoe; Alfalta, 65c; Whole Barley, 95c; Ground
Barley, 81 16; Feed Oats. 81 30@1 so; Mid
dlings, soc; Bran. Soc; Straw, 65@7oc.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
REWARD!
San Francisco, Oct. T2, 1904
T0 UNITED STATES MARSHALS,
SHERIFFS, CONSTABLES, POLICE
AND OTHER OFFICERS.

At or about $50 on the evening OF
October 18th the overland mail and
express train No. 9 was stopped by
robbers, about five miles west of Sac
ram ento, in YOlo County, California.
The express car was robbed of a bout
$50, 900 (nfty thousand cIOIlars) in
gold coin. The train men and express
messenger We're shot at several times
to accomplish the robbery. The fol-
lowing is a brief desert ptiOn of the
robbers, as near as known at prese Mt:
One about SIX feet high, weighing
about 200 pounds, the other about five
feet nine inches, Weighing about 40
pounds. Each wore linen busters and
masks and had their faces vhitened.
The Southern Pacific Company and
Wells, Fargo & Company will pay
dollars (S2, 800 for the arrest and con-
five thousand (S5, ,OOO) dollars for the
proportiouate amount for any sum
recovered.
This offer Of reward supersedes any
and all others. Further inform atIon
may ne Obtained from the under
signed, or OF Mr. j. z. Wright, Division
Supe Sacranle nto, or CT
Mr. A. d. Wilder, Division Superin-
tendent, Oakland Pier, or Of Mr.. E. H.
Cooper. Manager Wells Fargo's Ex-
press, San Francisco.
A. n. TOwNE,
Second Vice-President and Geu'I. Manager
J. j. VALENTINE,
President Wells-Fargo & Co.
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Tine First women TREASURY CLERKS.

" 1ieaSuES SiSihS'
ooda Inc hrst women employed were paid
e0oo per annum, or inst half as much as
the men, but as they proved their etlici-
ency their salaries We're proportionately
increased, until now We learn from the
statistics shown by the Civil Service Com
mission that there are now seven women
receiving 1880, about 90 receiving 81 900,
70 81, 400, over $50 receiving Sl,2O0, 450
SI,OO0 and over but less than 81 200. while
there are 700receiving $500. And it is the
voice OF the Commissioners that women
In the public service have on the whole
nad beneficial effect upon that service
and measurably increased its efficiency;
that no one familiar with conditions that
prevailed in the departments twenty-five
years ago, and equally familiar with the
conditions prevailing to-day, can doubt
the correctness of this opiniOn.-Phila-
delphia Times Washington Letter.