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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-19
COTTON STILL WEAKENING
ALL GRAIN WEAK AND DECLlN-
ING
THE BOND MARKET NOT ACTIVE
Gold in Strong Demand for Russia and Ger.
many Indian Silver MINIS Not to be
Reopened- Money Market
is Easy.

New York, Oct. 1S.-After making a
steady start at to points advance on
. better class Of early cables than ex-
pected, the cotton market became unset
tied and very weak, following disap-
pointing later cables, public and private,
the latter indicating a bearish feeling
abroad as the result of advices from this
side predicting a very heavy movement
at the ports and interior. Advices from
the South tended to justify these claims.
The demand from spot buyers was slack
and offered no encouragement to those
who have been looking for support in this
direction. The print cloth market was
equally destitute of promise. At Fall
Rivers the lowest price in the history of
the print cloth market was reached Sat-
urday. Liquidation of cotton futures be-
came very active early today and con-
tnued so through the session. Selling
for short account was on a scale that
indicated increasing confidence on the
part Of the bears. From the highess
price in the morning to the lowest price
of the afternoon the market showed a
decrease of 10 points. Shorts appeared
to be about the only buyers. The market
was finally steady at net decline Of "a
10 points.
DRY GOODS.
New York, Oct. 1S.-Dry goods show
less life than they did last week. The
trading today was not of great extent
and prices in all cotton lines still suf-
fered from the low rates prevailing for
print cloths and similar gray goods. The
weather has been an uncomfortable fac
tor in the situation, also the distribution
being reported light in nearly all Sec
tions. Collection remain good. Brown
cottons as rule were easy to purchase
without any very heavy demand being
reported. Heavy weight goods for export
are still in quiet request. Coarse colored
goods in demins dull and quiet, with an
easy market prevailing; other lines in
active and buyers find less difficulty in
securing amounts of their own figures
then they did last week. The low prices
for print cloths. 23s cents, failed to
quicken sales.
NEW YOKA.
NEW YORK, Cct. Is -Futures opened
steady at h advance: sales l6, 40 bales.
FutuIe IA closed steady: eaies l65,QOU DAleS
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RESTORED

"Cu nidene" cures lost manhood. nervous
debility. prema turens IS o dis barge, vart
cncele, and all effects of early indiscreti ons
or excess of after years. Impotency i'm
possible If "Cupidene" Is used I" unidene"
l. the great Life Giver" st UPIDENE" will
rest0r. al the generaiive gans Send or
rec circulars and tes imoniais Address,
Davol Medicine Co. San Francisco. Gil. "Cu.
pidene" is for sale by r Hansen, Sioux City
IL. sl.C0 a.bOx, six for $500.
Agent. Jas. !. JOHNSON. Raleigh. N. C.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY CON.
ferred in a mortgage executed by vii
liam NJ. Ross and recorded in Regis
ter's office Of Wake county, N c.. In
Book Is. page ST., April Bird, 1883.
] will on Saturday, October 23rd, 1897,
at the court house door in Raleigh at IL
O'Clock NJ, sell to the highest bidder for
cash fifty acres (mOre or lessl OF land
situated in Oak Grove township, Wake
county, and more particularly described
by deed from j. B. Terrell and wife,
Emily. to said W. NJ. Ross, on the LIST
December, 1882.
JOHN NJ. CRENSHAW,
Mortgage.
Wake Forest, N. c., Sept. 22nd. 1897
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NEW YORK MoNKY MARKET.

NEW YoRK. October Is Money on cali
eaay at 2a2k per cent: last loan ~ per
cent. sioseo at s2x per cent. Prime mer-
can't paper 4xasx per cent. Sterling ex-
chang, @ SER with actual business In
hankers' bi g at 4.S.t al San for demand. and
ISlXais2 for SIXTY days. Posted rats ie2 a
s.83n and 1850. $50. Commercial bills
48i silver certificates b1tG9 Bar sive'
hsK MEXICAN dollars Ax. Government ho' cs
nrn er State borda du ]. Railroad bonds firm
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oTHRR COTTON MARKETS

OTHER COTTON MARKETS.
galveston. easy. s 1915. 2s.a34 bales
NurIo,. stea y 8 Il is 1906 bales.
Baltimor nominal. 6h - baies.
Boston, easy, o, tO6 bales
Wilmington. firm, Oh, 8 .6i nales
PhiIaueIphia. Y let u 40 bales.
Savannah sleady.n9 % SO Obales.
New Orie, ms, steady. 81, 1851 baiee.
Mobile, weak, o% So bales.
Memphis. easy, X. a;"Zi bales;
Augusta. s.ea.y, 8 IL Id, 26O, bales.
Charleston. quie o y 10 1854 bsies.
Cincinnati easy. o.. o. bales
Louisville, quI, I. 90 i, balef'
St. Louis, quiet. o, i,0I bales.
Houston, easy, oh, ll,i3. bales.
New York, dlh, o3-Io. vi oaies.
RALEIGH COTTON MARKET
RALEIGH, N. C.. October Is
New cotton So. accepts 4S bales
RALEIGH PRODUCE MARKET.
Good chick ems -. ................ ID Q20
Eggs ......'''.'.'.''''''... A1gAo1
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THE N EWS AND OBSERVER. OCT. 10. 1897.
WARNINGS.

WARNING: - Persons who suffer
from coughs and colds should heed the
warnings of danger and save themselves
suffering and fatal results by using One
Minute Cough Cure 1t is nm infaIlihle
remedy for coughs. colds. Group and all
throat and lung troubles. Carolina Drug
Company.
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Ninety days residence. Absolute d.
yorce for desertio intemperance cruel
ty. neglect. Sewar French. Lawyer
061a Broadway, Fargo. N. Oak. Pam
hlet mailed two 2eent stamps.
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Disagreement for life by burns or
scalds may be avoided by using De
Wits Witch Hazel SaIve, the great
remedy for piles and for all kinds of
sores and skin troubles. Carolina Drug
Company.
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There is no need Of little children be
ing tortured by scald head. eczema and
skin eruptiOns. DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve gives instant relief and cures per-
manently. Carolina Drug Company.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

On Monday, October 18th, 1897. at tho
court house door in iEa..lEh. y O., We
will sell at public aUtt on the tract OF
land in Wake county about ~ miles
South of Raleigh. adjoining the lands %
Caraleigh Mills, containing 20 acres
more or less, and known NJ Nv g. Up
church's Blackwell Place" II being the
aand now occupied by Bryan Smith.
Esq.
This property is we'll improved; has @
large barn and stable aud good dwelling
upOn It.
Sale made pursuant TO powers con-
ferred upon the undersigned executors bN
the will of the late William g. I'm
church.
Terms of sale cash. bur a satisfactory
purchaser can make arrangements fO9
any reasonable time.
CHAS. Fl KELVIN,
H. @. UPCHTRCH.
d. d. UPCHURCH.
Executors w. G. Upchurch. deceased.
BOD 80
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Spot cotton closed dull at decline Of &c;
uiddling uplands 8 IL. mic ding Ralf y Z 10:
sales eco bales.
LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. Oct 1880 p. M.-Spot cot
ton, good business done. prices steadier;
American middling ii I'D.
sales OF the day were IL 700 bales. of which
1000 were for speculation and export. and
Included 11.8n Americans: receipts II 100 bales
Including / 70 American.
Futures opened steady with . moderate de
mopd AID ciOeed weak.
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Some are active, because they fear
to be thought idle.-Ram's Horn.
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Annual MEETING.

"The annual meeting The stackno' ders OF
the 'lm t0 Railway Company Will be held
at tue office IF the Ra eiSI q g tston Rail-
road Company In Ra eigh, v. g., on Thurs
day, November 18th, Iog7, at Q O'cl0 * m"
JOHN H. SHARP,
lU-ll oJL Treasurer.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
AYork, Oct. 1S.-For the first
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Notice.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
tn haief y augusta r-Li Kailo d
Conn will be he'd at ths offc" # tn
ompany in Raj ign, Y. =. o Thursday, ~ o.
vember 18th, 1877 at | O'Clock m.
JOHN III. SH ARP. Treasurer.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinne Tab
els. All Druggists refund the money il
it fails to Cure. 25c.
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Notice.

The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
tn oaeg h CASTOR IA lroad ON ANY vii
bt b I'D at the office of the CONN ny ia Raj
tigh. N. t.,, on Thursday, November nth
Ie9i, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
JOHN II. SH ARP, Treasurer.
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NEW YoRA

NEW YORK, cct. Is Futures opened
steady at h advance: sales 10, tnO bales.
Futures closed steady; sales 1885, coo Oaies
The times., 1897-12-20
aOT ALWAYS UNDERSTOOD.

a fact often overlooked, or not always
understood, is that women suffer as much
from distressing kidney and bladder troubles
as the men. Tile womb is situated
lack OF and very close to the bladder, and
for that reaSoia euy distress, disease, or
Inconvenience man reStee IN tie kidneyS
tack, bladder. or urinary passage i- often,
by misJa ke, attributed to female wea llnesS
or womb trouble If some sort.
The errur is easily made and may be as
easily Avoided by setting urine aside for
twent: -four hours: a sediment or settling
is evidence that your kidneys and bladder
need doctcring. II you have pain or dun
acting iIi the back, pass water too fire.
lucntiy. or scanty supply. with smarting
or burmn --taese are also convincing
proofs OF kidney trouble. If yon have
docrcred without benefit, try DR.. Kilmer's
swamp Root, the great kidney remedy
The mild and the extraordinary effect will
surprise You. 1t stands the highest For it's
wonderful cures IL you take q medicine
you should take the best. At druggists
fifty cents and one dollar You may have
sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent
srae tnGtf- Nefl ~ f !; n.eS.
and send your address To DR.. Ki,mer & Co.,
Binghar,eon, N. y. The proprictors OF
this paner guarantee the geuuineness of
this offer.
The times., 1897-12-20
CREED CT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
A Devotee to tLe Cause Explains
His Faith.

The finding of a bin OF Indictment
against 4 faith curist. by New Jersey
coroner's jury, has been matter OF some
interest to Faith Curists aud Christian
Scientists, of whom there are many in
washington. Recently in the case pre-
ferred against Mrs. SesSford, a STUDENT in
tine local Christian Scientist Churcn. jus
lice Mills dismissed the prosecution, which
was brought under the statute prohibiting
the practice OF medicine without Il license.
Rev. j. II. Linscott, the head OF the
Christian Scientist establishment in this
city, said last night that the latter fact
was demonstration OF the liberaIty of
thought in the District, which was not
true of other parts of the country. In
Penns ylyania, for instance, charter has
been refused for a Christian Scientist
church.
The Christian Scientist church, or cstab-
liShment, or Washington holds meetings
in the Scottish Rite Temple, and on Fri
day evenings. There is an average at
tendance OF about 100 persons. "A great
many of these are students 1t was cN-
planned by Rev. Mr.. linscott last night
that this number does not represent the
strength OF the belief in this city, he
cause nearly every one OF the students
and adopts in Christian Science is Il
teacher, and has his or her own group
OF students.
an idea of the numerical strength OF the
students. lie said that a great many who
professed belief in the science did not
care to have it known. This was es
pecialIy true of lauies whose husband
We're disposed to reject the creed. II is
perhaps, therefore, conservative guess
That there are more than u thousand be-
levers in the doctrine ot healing by Chris
tian science in this city.
I i,,sr ,tuiI ha E'aS riSt
as one VINO depended for cure on the
faith of the patient. The Christian Sci
entists, at whose head stands Mrs. Eddy y
teacn tnat Christian science is the under
standing and demonstration Of that law
ny wHicn one person destroys tile erroneous
mentality, botn in the conscious and I'M
conscious thought of the tatient, and it
recognizes all dlsease as mental i'll cauSa-
tion. They regard disease as mental
error. Therefore, said Mir. Linscott, the
use no medicine whatever. He said that,
Of course, Some patients under trea tment
by the Christian Scientist methods died,
but the case of a single death under such
circumstances is noted, while there is
nothing said bout the Seventy-five or a
hundred deaths that occur in a short time
under the treatment Of the allopaths
bumeopaths, or eclectcS.
ILeIe are Otnef ndiires in Washington
than that OF De. Linscott and Mrs. Linscott
VINO are advocates and teachers OF the
theory OF ia itsai cure, although they differ
in teaching in some respects. The public
is familia with the names of Miss Emma
| Gray, Mrss Mia V. Hughes, DIR. George
| Kicker and other teachers of the creed
which is Claimed to be to ira sed on the
| principles laid down by the founder OF
| Christianity.
The times., 1897-12-20
DIR. FIskE OPPOSES WAR.
Modern MiIi,a4s ..4.s>inery Ars IL
Ssr;tz,IgffS nf nrt.,,


Modern MiIi,a4s ..s.~4nery Are In
sirunicAts Of snrd.r
Rev. Asa s. Fiske, D. D., pastor OF Gun
ton-Tempie Memorial Church, made an
eloquent plea for arbitration and universal
peace from his pulpit yesterday morning.
His subject was WAR. Peace and Arbi-
tralion,' and his text, Peace on earth,
good will toward men" DR.. Fiske said
that the idea expressed in his text was an
old one, but i6 was apparently so far from
accomplishment that II was yet new. In
his introductory remarks he drew graphic
and vivid word pictura OF enginer of mod
ern war and It's deadly powers OF destruc-
ton. He said that suiob eless powder was
being employed SO that mark suen could
pick off men by the thousands without be-
ing observed. Cartridges were poured into
the great hoppers of rspid-fire machines
and sent whizzing forth 10 create carnage
and XIII the flower of youth. Cannon as
large as Cieopatra's needle send missiles
over hill ranges iuto the heart or crowded
cities. torpehos are placed under the hulls
OF giant battleships and whole squadFons
sunk into the sea, While balloons drop eN-
piosiye packages from the heavens and
oOlitprate towns. War under modern
science would be terrible thing.
Europe he said, fears to engage in
the experiment The great powers dare
not do justice to Armenia and Crete for
fear of the impending catastrophe, SO
the dogs Of war are held In Leash by the
trembling nations through fear. When
modern men and devils combat men Will
become derelict,
The annual budgets of Europe amount
to 81 ,Uu' 100000, and during our own
civil war we expended a million a day,
besides interest and pensions.
'AioUf fTOnI politics, let us keep out OF
foreign wiir, tend To our own business, et
face sect!onalisna, cut the Nicaragua cana
through. accept the liawaisa II Islands
and extend a helping Eand toward Cuba,
and look TO the Monroe doctrine for guid
ance.
IF you estimate the cost OF war by tie
human agnnies caused by tue death of
one soldier ana remember that tie wars
OF Napoleon cost 2,oUv,0 900 men, you
would hold that. the curse OF war is tht
curse of hell.
1T is an ,abSurdity for nations to en-
gage in billion dollar wars To settle thou
saud-doiar Srputes. National dueis 70
| the settlement of national points OF hCno
are as absurd as individual dueiS-
The huiuitl;= OF IL balance OF gross powe
will not longer be Il factor when peace j
ass ured among the great powers, an,
| navies will only be needed TO protect dis
| tant provinces
The times., 1897-12-20
FAyOaS ARBITRATION.
Rev. t. ID Hu.tIey breaches on
UniYP rsal Peace

Rev. E- ID Hu4ttIey breaches on
L niyersal Peace
In compliance with request of the Peace
Society, asking ministers TO preach on
the subject of arbitration, Oh December
lS, Rev Z. d. Huntley, pastor of Trinity
NJ. l.. Church. TOOK for his text last night,
Blessed are the peace makers, for they
Shall be called the children of Cod
Mr. Hunticy gave statistics, showing that
Since 1900, England had wsged war 40
times; France, 81 times, RUSSIA, 21 times;
Austria, / = times; and PRUSSIA, times.
Those Who Know most about war hate
1T most, he said. Society is crystalliziug
ltseiI INTO an ursanIZatiOn, the object OF
winch Is TO create a court OF admiration
for the world. There is d wiGespre All
desire among the ieauIng nations, III spite
OF Their wonderful dTmamenus, for arbi-
tratioh 10 take the place of war, winch
Is SHOWN by the tact that the ma surit y
of the nations of Eurupe have already
passed resolutions fayorinE arbitration.
Air. Hunucy stated tnat tie defeat Of
the arbitration treaty in 1896 was due
largely tuits being LINK ed to other political
issues, and that none of TIE great states
WAS against IL except Penns yivania
III Is ior the Christians oI the world
To be tnc leaueTs in thIs great desire that
there siali be no more war; the speak er
declared.
Grant viii be remembered d long for that
little sentence, Let us have peace -.
IF we give protection III 1-n.erioa 10 Eeo-
pie from other lands we have right to
ttenand tnat they leave their 1oIuier fall-
ures benrnd them. There should lie no Ger
man Americans, observation-disclosures or other
societies OF trat sort. The reasoning that
Great BrItain's grasping disposition toward
Ireland should be a warning against enter
ing into a treaty with England Will not
stand ne light oI truth. America aud Eng
land are one iii language. history and re-
Iipion -
The times., 1897-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

EXTENSION OF HIGHWAYS IN THE
District of COiumbia-W aShington, u. c.,
December :, 1897 TO Whom II May Con
cern: The commission created by section
: OF the act or Congress approved March
z, 1893, entitled An act to provide
permanent system of highways in that
part OF the District of Columbia lying out
side of cities. has received from the Com
inissioners of the District of COluIn bia u
posed permanent system of highways in
the District of Columbia within the area
west OF Rock Creek This map and plats.
showing In detail how each lot and tract
IS a1fected by the proposed system OF
highways. are now on exhibition In room
No. Al, fourth floor OF the District build
ing. All persons Interested are invited TO
mission Will consider any suggestions or
protests concerning the location or any
highway or portion OF highway as showE
on the map. The suggestions and pro-
tests must be In writing and must set
forth clearly the reasons for the changes
and show the property owned OF controlled
10y the oh iector. III protests. and 80 forth,
must be submitted on Or before the
THIRT TY-FIRST OF MARCH, 1895 and
be addr eSsed to the Chief OF Engineers.
U. s. Army. War Department, washing
ton, ID. L. The commission will meet April
II, 1898. at $50 o clock a. m, In the
office of the Secretary OF War, to dispose
of all objections, and VIII then hear orally
from tnoss who desire % thus support their
written objecttoas.
L. "A. 4 LGER, Secretary of War.
C.N. BLISS, Secretary OF the Interior
JOHN NJ. WILSON,
Chief of Engineers, g. s. A,
det015texS Highway Commission
fe1-15t-eXS
The times., 1897-12-20
CORN Eit-,1oNE LAID.
Good Templars Begin the Erection
OF New Building.


OF New Building
The cornerstone OF the new home of the
Little Falls Lodge, No. o, OF the Indc
pendent Order oil GOod Templars, was laid
Yesterday with appropriate ceremonies.
The new building, Which is located Oh the
Conduit road, near the Chain bridge,
viii be handsome little structure, It'll
stone foGnda ton.
Ihe ceremony was conducted by the
Grand Lodge, independents er1er OF 6s.m
Templars, Of the District, and was wit
neSsed by a large number OF the members
Oh The order from this city ana Fails
Church.
Ine grand lodge officers who partici-
pated In Tue laying OF THE corner stone were
Grand chief tenpiar, I'd II. Jones; q. e.,
Jesse r. Suter; u. V. T., Mrs. l.. II: King;
u %, Arthur W. Campoeu; ". T., Jonn y.
DAILY E. chaplain, A. n. Garfield; q Al.
George d. HatG; L. $. {. T., A. L Shoe
maker. ". e., H. A. Densrnore; and c. s.,
Charles N Phelps.
The asseiiinlage was called to order by
Chief 1emplar, and America" was sung
in chorus, with Mrs. Henry r Smith pre-
siding at the organ.
1ne exercises consisted Of pra yer by Mr..
j. s. Blackford, L, Z. c.: an address by
Mr. a n. Garfield, ID, X, W. u 4 !;
SONG, Staining ON the Promises" by the
congregation; All address by ,hier Templar
E III Jones; the reading of an oIig inal
poem by Mr.. S. W. Russell, 2. G. S. 5.
j. Z.
lac list OF articles contained in the box
which was placed i'll the cornerstone was
read by the gland secretary, MIR. Arthur
W. Campbell, after wmcn the stone was
placed IN position by Lhief 1emplar L. IL.
Jones.
Inc closing prayer was offered by Cha p
lain Blackfurd.
The times., 1897-12-20
ROBBED IN 4 CELL.

Frank Is nnpaniDl
Accused of Larceny.
1t developed yesterday that a man is
not safe from robbery in Washin gton
even ii he is confined in a prison cell
Frank Beuchert, the driver of might
liner while prisoner at No. 1 station,
was robbed OF his money by ii fellow law
breaker in the same cell.
Beuchert has quite reputation about
town as the man who Captured Patrick
Carr last summer. and never fails to
impress that fact upon strangers. After
the cars had stopped running Yesterday
morning, Frank solicited Joseph Fowler
and a friend to ride home. Fowler thought
the invitation was intended gratis ana
wnen he refused to pay for the ride he and
Beuchert engaged in o lively fight IN fre-'+
of the Raleigh Hotel. For this offense both
men were arrested.
Fowler had no money but the cat bic
had made 3 cents during the night and
AS is the usual practice when prisoners
have less than 81 H. was allowed to keep
il. Al the cells Were fill ed to overflo wing
with offenders, and thus it was that Police
man Herndon, acting as night station
keeper, was compelled to place him in a
cell with another prisoner. In short
time Policeman johnson brought in Carl
Hoffman, a steamfitter, on the charge OF
disurderly conduct. He, too, was placed
in No. cell with Beuchert.
Toward morning a friend brought SIS to
the station, and Beuchert was released
on that collateral. When he went to buy
a sandwich and cup OF coffee in q
lunch room a short time later, he discov-
cred that his money was gone. He
rushed back to the station like a mad
man, and when Policeman Herndon searched
Hoffman. who, when lie was locked ~.
had but 0 cents, the missing money was
found in his pockets. The additional
charge of larceny from the person was
entered against Hoffman. and upon this
he viii have to stand trial.
The times., 1897-12-20
OBITUARY NOTES.

-
Sir Frank lockwood, Q. c., NJ. Z fut
York, one OF the best known barr.ster,'
England. died in London yesterday after
noon. Sir Frank Lockwood was hord ii.
tS47 and was educated at Canbri ig.
University. lie was called TO the bar al
l.ncoln's Inn, in 1872, and ten years late.
was made queens counsel. In Sd / lie
was made recorder of Sheffield and the
year following was elected to the IInds
Of Commons by the Liberals of York. Il
appeared with other eminent counsel =.
behalf of the Irish party before the Par
nell commission He was an accompiisile.
caricatulist, ard in 1889 illustrated a.,
sacstious legal work, "Scintillae JIris. :
written by c. J. Darling. who has she.
been appointed judge. In October, 50
he was appointed solicitor general in 81
cabinet of Lord Roseberry and abo1t q
month later he was knighted.