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Jefferson Barracks 81 Louis the lath inst Al the
end Of long career Of useialaese and honor
The deceased entered the army in 1903. in contempA
ton ofthe with Great Britain that followed and
which he served with zeal and credit BY the force
o. msrit he became ageneral officer in 1877 in which
paejty he often employed special missions requr-
ing enterprise Ak gallaa,ry and judgment and always
with perfect SUCCESS In the Black Hawk war his fine
Qualities commlnter striSingy display ed,
Wen IN the final battle in all the previous arrange
ments and operations.
The emnence here briefly sketched had for its founda
o every virtue OF the good citizen high patriotism in
honor manliness and devotion TO the pofticain-
s',uuons ofhis country.
ne loss OF SO much public and private worth cannot
'a'i 70 oe long mourned by the whole army.
appropriate military honors the memory of the de-
eacn separate post within his late geographical
W sens IA nse minute guns and also display at half
s.s e ha,onai nag irom meridian to shutdown the
day IN, next after The receipt of this order
Inc usna, badge OF mourning has no doubt already
py the troops late under the command of the
deceased By command Of Major General scorT.
~ JOHA6, Adiutsnt General. {
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tIcHARD w. RrDFIELD, formerly cashier of the
Commercial Bank of this city, and who defrauded
that institution Of $4,000, arrived in this city yes
ier1ay day from Londoni the ship Ontario, and i'm
mcdlatey delivered himself up 10 the magistrates OF
the Lower Police. lie voluntarily went to the office,
accompanied by his father, aud did not even take
line 10 visit bis family. He left New York in Oc-
tobsr last After surrendering himself he obtained
permission to visit his wife and children, in compa-
ny with officer OF police, and then returned to
prson.
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Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald.l

BALTIMORE, June ~, 1912. b
Mr. EpIroR -
The Hon. T. Marshall, late victor Col Webb, in
honorable combat left here for Washington yesterday az
ternoon. He appeared altogether unconcened and J
presume had the glorious satisfaction within that he ha
redressed what is dearer than fe-his honor There is
let The world what it WILL splendid consolation in
standing forth TO defend gem bright, beautiful
when tarnish is attempted upon it by some craven
scoundre is fortunate for Mr. Marshall that his anita
gonist sustained the qualities Of gentleman otherwise
his griev ances must have gone unredressed.
There are in the world those contemptibls near
ly allied to fth that they cannot insult decency, and
were they to attempt it, to hold them responsible at the
point o. honor would be descending from proper dignity
Such things are only htt be spit upon Their blood is
of the stuck pig -ts rs .rftt
The excitement in Rhode Island the general topic
conversation The news looked for daily with intense
anxiety
Yesterday was warmest day of the season. The
heat was intense-at present it rs very warm.
have nothing Of loci nature that is worth the
Bile OF putting into ype. Yosrs, RODERlCK. .
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We have it will be remembered, before expressed
the opinion that the peculiar circumstances by
which .he President has been surrounded, together
with the force of public opinion, would constrain
him to make his political family more democratic
Than il isat present. Yet the Commercial of this
city, through the mouth of its Washington cores
poEdent, has undertaken fatty to contradict this,
aad to state broadly that there is no ground what
for any such superstition And this, too, in the
face of the notorious fact, spoken of by every man
inWa street, that one member of the Cabinet at
least has publicly declared that he will shortly leave
the Cabinet
Now, we would ask, is there any thing incredible
or improbable in the suppostion, which we have
advanced Can the informant of the Commercial,
who, II Is well known, (however Internationally
did deceive and mslead all his correspondents and
friends IN New York during the Extra Session,
can he undertake to speak with certainty on this
point! The Commercial" states that there is no
cause of disagreement existing between the Presi-
den; and his cabinet. Our sources OF information
al Washington, we presume, are equally authentic
those OF the Commercial, and perhaps more so
And we assert that we alleged no cause of disagree
ment to exist, we animated none. And we 60 still
further and say that such difference is even ne
cessary TO bring about reorganization Of the Cabi-
net ~
The changes in the c,hnet we have before spoken
of, may without collision of opinion friend
may be transferred from the head of a department
to another important post equally desirable, and
tins from motives of policy alone There would be
nothing in the least degree strange extraordinary
in all this. The President sees clearly, (as indeed
every body else sees) that he cannot conduct the
government of the country by the aid Of the wings
The thing is utterly impossible. The wings in Con-
gress selfish, overbearng, an drcky for this
There is mutual dislike, and consequently mutual
dstrust
Captain Tyler has long since seen that. He can
propose measure, however pure and valuable 20
the country at large-that the wings will not spurn
with contumely. They will not unite with him on
any question-however vital and important TO the
interests of the naton-they would destroy all his
propositions no matter where the consequences fell,
or how many innocent people suffered thereby.
What course, then, we would ask, is Captain Ty-
Ter to adopt! The Almighty never vouchsafed to
man such modcum OF wisdom and power, as TO
enable him to administer the affairs and regulate
the government of great country like this with
success, without great and victorious party to sus
tain him in every honorable measure. But il is idle
now TO recapitulae the arguments heretofore adj
duced to show the imperous necessity of falling
back upon the true democratic party. There really
seems TO be-there actually is no alternative
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City Intelligence.

IRrRopucrIos OF THE CRoroN Wharf.-The Croton
Water was introduced into the large reservoir at York
ve yesterday afternoon at four O'Clock, amid the
of artillery and the acclamatons OF the thousands who
had assembled to witness this in the history of
city. ~ f.. A
The members of the Court Of Errors, in session.
were in attendance accompanied by the Mayor OF the
city and the Chancellor of the State The members of
the Common Council divided themselves into two squads
the wings in set Of carriages the democrats in
her and thus visited the ground, keeping themselves
separate and equdistant their politics. The Harlem
railroad filed to overfowng with passengers
from early hour and is estimated that there
from twelve to fifteen thousand persons in the immediate
vicinity OF the reservoir and among them numbers of fe
males One Of the horses attached to train of fell
and was killed bat we heard Of fatal accident to any
Of the numerous crowd Of persons assembled The
ter will be several days running into the reservoir and
better opportunity will present itself view the works
to-day than yesterday. Ill !-s 1l
An OWNER WANTED for gold watch, made by g EN-.
bree" of this city as also ahogany box with two let
brass plate the lid. Apply to officers Hlliker
and King of the upper police. .f..
RUSsrSa OFF WITH $50 NorE.-Yesterday morning
man named Henry Brooks $50 to get changed at
the Chemical Bank, and not returning after long alb
few hours afterwards he found at the Clinton Market
and $40 found in his pockets He taken to the lower
police and committed charge of constructive larceny
THE RAILROAD AccipENr.-The little boy named Ow-
en- Doyle, who was over by the Harlem Road
Sunday night, died at the Hospital about IL O'Clock
evening The coroners jury after patient investigation
ofhe PARTICULARS returned the following verdict "That
Owen Doyle came tohis death by being by rail
road car the goth instant and that blame be
tached to Mr.. Young, the driver, Mr.. Moran, the
agent"
FEMALE PfcKPocxEr.-Awom named Mary Rhodes,
arrested by officer Stephens on Sunday night charg
ed with picking the pocket Of stranger the Points Of
several sovereigns He obtain the money by apply
ing at the police Office
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CHATHAM THEArRE.-This evening Mr.. J.. r.
Scott reappear, after his eastern tour in several ia
vorite pieces. "The Water Witch, or the Skim
ner of the Sea-" will be produced, Mr. ]. r. Scott
sustaining the part of Tom Tillcr; to which will be
added the musical drama of Masaniollo." The
bill tonight is indeed attractive The arrange
ments for ventlatng the house, and accommoda-
tons afforded to the audience, make the Chatham
an agreeable evenings resort during the warm
weather. WI
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THE PARK THEATRE, last night, presented charm.
ngaray of beauty and fashion. Ii was observed that
many of our oldest and most respectable inhabitunt
came forth at the bidding of the poor orphans ant
not few were there who, perhaps, had never beer
beforevery glad, probably, OF good pretext to set
the so much talked OF, and long TO be remembered
Nanny. She danced and acted beautfuy--neve
better. The Sapateo' enchanted the house, pro
ducing greater sensation than the first time
At the close she was called out, and received witt
hearty Cheering She spoke as follows W..
Thus crowded assembly tonight is the best proc
That me orphans OF st. Jos ph ase Fortunate in the
vent prayers for their happiness"
These few words were uttered with great feeling
and cordially respondedto by the house.
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03- A CAPITAL NEW NOVEL, BY THE COUN.
TESS OF BLESSINGTON--The above is the piquan'
and mysterious title Of OF the most charming novel
domestic life, full of pathos and beauty. The Lottery OF
Life" will be Issued in double Extra Number Of the
New World, on Wednesday morning June %, and will
be for sale by the newsnen booksellers and by all tn,
agents throughout the country single copies 2 cents
Orders by mail enclosing 81 will obtain eight COPIES
Seventeen copies for So Agents 50 per hundred Office
of publication 30 Ann street, New York.
Copies Of Morley Ernsten for sale at s cents each
six copies for 81 $12 per hundred ~
A new volume of The New World commences on the
LIST July good time for subscriptions to commence.
Terms So a wear. f.a. Il. .t-l b.. 4fi.-
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NmLo's-The Ravels appear in full force tonight.
Vol au Vent, and new vaudeville, with Miss Wells
in. one other most popular dances The Saloon was
full last evening, and all went away delighted with
the entertainments. Tomorrow evening burletta
called The New Footman will be produced, in
which Miss Ayres, Mr. T. Placide and Mr. Chip
pendale will sustain the principal characters. Pre-
paratiens on a splendid scale are making TO cele-
brate the anniversary of our Independence.
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News FROM RHODE IsI.ASD.-No intelligence yes
terday, as there was mail. This morning we
may receive some very important news. The mo
ment il is received shall post it on the HERALD
BULLETIN, where intelligence from all parts OF the
world is TO be Immediately after its receipt
We may also publish an EXTRA HERALD.
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a new MISUNDERSTANDING tonight to sup
port Captain Tyler

We invite Particular attention TO the following
call for public meeting to be held this evening in
relation 10 the distribution of the public lands and to
give an honest and impartial support to the prom.
nent and wholesome measure Of the General Co
vernment. 1t is high time that something was done
of this nature -
DUBLlC MEETlNG.--The Republican Electors of the
Se qtecgth W,rd who in favor of the prominent
Of III National Administration aad opposed
lIshm-nt oi National Biuk, and who d.apmore of takn.
pat II impoverished Treasury and giving away q
The dHeen tie Governments, invited attend public
mre'iu- 4 Hermitage Hail. corner OF Allen and Hous,o,
eets, Tue iy lths) the 28th at o'clock
NJ 70 appoint five delegates enon at Military
HILL. b n lie thrd Monday In Iniv
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Miss CuSHMAN's BENIFrr.-We particularly call
attention TO the benefit of this talented lady this
evening at the Park Theatre. No one deserves a
better benefit than she does and we trust that her
numerous friends will rally in her behalf this even
ing
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General Oryl~rs--No. IT.

HrAp QUARTERS THE AMY, Ap,rrASI OENthu ,
y Orrrcr, Wssmroros. JrrK 20 1872
Aer brief interval it has become the painful duty Of
the General Ghetto announce 70 the army the death OF
another OF its most valued and distinguished members
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---I| nm 70 WILLIAM STREEr.
PnIrcIrAL OFFIcE-Letters deposited before halfpast
halfpast H. and half past O'clock will be sent out for
delivery at 9, I, and o'clock
BRANCH OrPIcEsLetters deposited before 7, H. and
o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at and o'clock
ALEX. NJ GREIG. gent.
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Herald General Printing Onlce.

The General Printing Office capable of doing all sorts
OF printing such books pamphlets, bills, cards oil all
descriptions open the Herald Buildings, entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott Printer.
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STEAMSHIP GREAT WEsrrRs.-Captain Bradlsh of
the Ontario, reports that on the 10Th inst, when in
latitude 10 6. longitude 90 90, he passed the Great
Western, going OF in fine style
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We now take pen,
To let you ken.
OF the loings hcreabout.

Vi the doings hcreabout.
In the first place we will tell you something of our
University-that Methodistical seat Of learning
This at present is under the rule of the Rev Dr. b.,
who is not over and above popular, as presume he
has been made aware of, through the means OF a
petition which got up and signed by fifty eight
of the students, requesting TO be rid of his most
learned presence. This petition has excited great
commotion aad turbulence amongst the little Pro-
fessors who forthwith called meeting, and with
Brutus-ike spirit. expelled fifteen who would not
retract what they had expressed in the petition -
These. like martyrs at the stake, braved the dread
full anger of the six little Professors and forthwith
were warned 10 depart within twenty-tour hours
The others, after crying two days and two nights,
went TO the great little man. and bubbered out that
" they would never do egain,' and so they stayed
We understand that fourteen took their departure
the next morning, alter gVing each Professor and
the Doctor three sroans as a parting sautation.-
One still rusticates here-a Mr.. NJ OF your city
who has bsaved the fury OF the Methodists, as Lee
ander did the waves to win smile from his lady
love.
But enough OF this. Now for the ladies' Mrs
]. has at last, you know, got ont of the Doctor
$500 year. Oh, woe his face has grown longer
since tina, fatal event. and her sweet face has grown
as much sweeter IN proportion. IL is generally
agreed that the air lady who occupies the house
The head of c. street, is the reigning belle. She
might be compared to Rcsamond of old, EMPOWERED
as she is in her labyrinth OF trees but unlike the
frs, Rosamond her king is uniaihful-for alas! ht
has lately welded another.
Temperance is gaining ground here very rapidly
as several fair ladies' have lately taken il in hand
end formed society We have observed sevora
Nhc leaders in ths) have become very jealous al
At once We would advise them il they have nc
found name, 10 baptse II the Spinning Stree
Yarn Society,", as that seems TO be the end thereof
Your paper, dear doctor Ia very much sought aftei
here, especially by the ladies, but more especial,
when there is letter from Middeiown in it, Pleas.
send several extra copies, as there will no doubt b
tremendous rush as as it is nosed abroad tina
the Herald has again noticed our lovely city.
ExPEILARATA.
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90 GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKs--
This day at the Bank Coffee House, 80 Pine street. where
all the decaces the markets afford may
had, served up in a superior style. &
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-ssrnrEapi-. MANY aUUusrrIS III
prsonment for debt in New Jersey, goes into opera
ton next Monday.
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FLEECING ON LARGE sCALE.-Slx hundred and
fifty-nine sheep were sheared in one day last week
by six men, in Livingston County this State.
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FANNY ELssLER plays, we understand, for Simp
sons benefit on Wednesday night. A crowded
house, of course. fsf.'t
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LoNGwoRTH's DIREcToRy.-We have received a
copy Of this invaluable work, and shall alude to ii
fully hereafter 1t is the best, as il has long beer
The only directory in the city. Ii isveY full; con
tains the name OF every householder and is very nc
curate ,.,.
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SHARON SrRINGs.-We call attention TO the ad-
vertlsement IN to-day's paper, of this summer re-
treat. Several OF the most eminent physicians have
testified to the excellent medicinal qualities of this
valuable spring. We advise all invads to 60 there
and lengthen their lives -
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To SAn.-The packet ship Oxford, Captain Rath-
bone, for Liverpool next Friday Interesting fact to
passengers
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- O. DR. .FLEMlNGs. DIARRH0EAA CANDY. rs A
vor,s cure for diarrhns and all bowel complas His
worm S:ndy may properly be called worm extsrmins
81, ana pleasant TO taste, children will lore one
iS : +. His caha5is Candy
cases where Physic = necessary His Dinner or Tonic
Candy relieves indignation costiveness distress after
Nassau street Agents 70 Fulton a7s Brosdrax 1aoi and
iSs Bowery 50 sth avenue, 2aa Greenwich i9s TbomS
son Streets and rs Fulton street, Brooklyn r
= Go DENTAL scrENCE-X Is7y IN 7!,..,,,,;o,.
street, has raised the price Of bosrders on
serted by Mons. Mallan. "
We have personally witnessed the skiliul operation of
this scientific dentist and fully agree with the MANY test
monials published in his favor. J ~. II
The strong opposition Mons. Mallsn and Sons have met
only evidence in their favor as call on the above
No. Park fsos and Sc Bse.dvay, sSs ;ss.is '''''e
Gy- NEW YORK MUSEUM.-Yankee Hill is CONT
nung his of this estshshment and The
sT0wdsa e Ss s y ns5 Of him their
ment beyond rivalry Last night the admirers of Yankee
Hill hada rich treat from Mr.. Hill Nathan Tucker in
tton Of the same this evening. In addionthere will be
vocal concert the principal performers Miss Tay
Tor frsm the Park Theatre, and Mr. Dunn, from the Ire
mont Theatre Boston, and host ofother attractions
Tags this week The mysterious fOrtune.tsllng Gpsey
anords much amusement during the day. The head
the canibal chief exctes great attention. and
Ts INDUSTRIOUS Fieas. draw, in more ways than
there Is no end to the curosities contained in this inn
NJ esssDsnment The performances BY Mr.. Boyce.
mr. SrGoxs mis-. Rosae and Celeste possss fund of
rnr ; naruiy 70 be found elsewhere, Mr. Bar
and he nightly offers to magnetic any person among the
susenIe IN NV minutes or forfeit five dollars. spen
dd balloon ascension takes place from the Garden on the
top OF the Museum every night at ten O'Clock.
pg- CHATHAM THEATRE-For weeks past scene
painters carpenters and machnists have been busy en-
gagged In preparations for the production OF the hautca
drama Of the Water Witch, and having competed them
it produced tonight with all the advantages Of
and strength Of cast for which this theatre 70 celebrated
Mr. ]. r. Scott having returned from Boston, where he
detained by sudden and ness appears al Tom
Tiler, Mr. Held and Miss Mesayer also appear in the
operate drama of Masanieo or the Dumb Girl of Portci
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FASHION AT SARAroGA.-There were five hundred
and twenty-five arrivals at Saratoga, in five days last
~ j 81
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Herald Bulletin OF News.

The Herald Bulletin of News kept at the northwes
of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival the
morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M-and also of the
evening ais at four o'clock M the latest ntelgenc.
from all parts Of the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board at this Let every wayfarer stop
and read. Advertisements of all kinds taken the office
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BaTpEcRooM SHOT. Barnes a stage driver, recent
ly eloped with the daughter Of VIM Thurs,on. :
tavern keeper, near Evansville. They pursued an
caught them, and shot the bridegroom two minute
afterthe nuptials were over. A fatherin-law, am
murderer at the same moment, : 2, sr-ss.rs !.
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STEAMSHIP CoI.uMTA.--Ths steamship left Eos
ton on the 18th instant, and arrived at Halifax Junt
IL, at2 e. VI.
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90 WILL MARIA CALL THIS WEEK AS AGREED
EOR.-June .s l..t u A

o. THE ANClENTS, WHO PRETENDED TO BE
great conoseurs Of beauty pleased with narrow
foreho ads red hair and red hrow and joined the
Our ladies of the present tine would feel inclined
to be out Of hnmor with those who would praise them Tor
such graces Let those then whose hair is Of this dcs-
crption when it is prematurely falling out turning
grey, use Odrdge's Balm Of Columbia, from Comstock
Co. II Maiden lane New York. and the East India ha
Dye, and secure to Themselves head OF HAIR WIZ u
would Suit the most fasdious The genuine Balm iro"
Comstock is for sale at jacob Hays drug store foN '
and only at II Maiden lane. New York
063- EXTRACT OF A LETTER From IRE REV
Brcsamnel H. Cox. now OF Brookiyn - yoss Feb "a
=. .,... CORA NE" - 20
Dear sir--Jn conformity to promse, write 70 morn
you that the prescription seems IN a. " e
good to my daughter. HNnslso Iii NO s'V'
r.,u.,. .e = conmupication from Thomas w. olcou
Esa president OF The Mechanics and Farmers Bank
N'''''' sst ALBANY, March IL.
sir-f received IN due course and return you my
thanks for youfeseenned favol-of the 18th inst. West
Chlorine Cosmetic fully nnswers your recommendation
ard gives me great pleasure TO bear testimony to IT.
healing qualities. My two Youngest sons had been al
cscd with crupton and sores from head to foot for soms
all attempts at its recovery until applied the Cosmetic
received from You, which appears to have performed
perfect To render more certain, We have
this day purchased another box Wishing this ontnen
10 be extensively known as know to- be really useful
and tia my fellow townsman, Mr.. West may De reward
ed by a patronage liberal a. IL IL deserved, fTf
remain, most respectfully your, SC
THOMAS W. OLCOTT. =.
The above is but small part Of the testimony IN evo
Of Vests remedy for Salt Rheum and letters ms
be found at Comsocks ~ Maiden lane, and We sdv'se
use by ell those afflicted. 1 iN 'f ,
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Middletown. Conn.
Correspondence of the Herald.l

MIppLETowN, Conn.,, June q, 1912.
The University Trouble and Erpulsion--7 The La
dies-Ttmp0unce.
DEAR JhMEs GORDON BENNErT-
AS you have not been troubled for some time with
a letter from this city, SO renowned for sanctifed
matrimonial squabbles, old maids, and college
scrapes,