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city of Portland.

MAYORS OFFICE, Nov. o. 1896
z reqcst Of the Adjutant General of the State, q
~, nst IS being prepared Tor publication, comprising
sn,der s e ed rank age &c. of each and every officer
S d seaman, in the military naval service,
XIX cy, who has died IN the service OF in conse
% 20 o. wounds or sickness incurred thereby since
fhis M sSa sfSi h As it Of the utmost Importance that
canvaS as oa' oo as complete and tu as possible
city and the lists thus returned can be seen at this
1Ss Az ~ hefsoas ISis it having knowledge Of eahs
who have not made report of the same are
to communicate such Information to tiis oice fSat
it may be added to the st now being prspareS 'l'''
noy10cdiw JACOB MoLEIfAN' W.,o,.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-13

Che Commanding generals OF the Departments OF North
Carolina Virginia, Florida Texas, louisiana and Arksn
sas directing the immediate muster out OF all oganza
tions Of coored troops enlisted in the Northern states
the muster be by ente organizations ana under the
) regulations prescribed by General Orders NO a.
ARRIVAL or GENERAL MEADE.
General Meade and staff are among the arrivals at Will
tard's
BUSINESS AT THE PATENT OFFICE.
The Patent once issued one hundred and twenty-six
patents to-day upon new Inventions.
TIE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
Colonel Madison Mills Medical Inspector General United
States Army has returned from tour Of inspection
the Department of the East During HIS absence Colo
l mel John n Cuyler has performed the duties Of the
Medical Inspector General
RIdHrs OF coLoRED MEN IN VIRGINIA.
The Alexandria (va) Journal says:-In the County
Court Of this county, recently II decided in accord
with tho eighth section of the Bill Of Rights that
coored mon are entitled in all capital criminal prose-
cutons, 10 trial by jury The sixth section OF this Bill
Of Rights gives 10 coloed the right to VOTE II reads
- follows:-
That all elections ought to he free, and that all men
having sucent evidence Of common interest with and
ettachmeets 70 the community have the right OF suf
ages be taxed deprived OF their property
TOR public uses without their consent, that Of
sher representatives elected bound by any law
% wich tsy have NOT In like manner sssened FOR the
pablo gOsA
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ARREST Of AN ALLEGED MURDERER.
Yesterday morning officers Irving and Kelly OF the
Twentieth prec,nc> crested Patrick Mcdonnell alias
Riley alias Cum young twenty years Of age, on
bench warrant issued by the Court OF Sessions he
having been indicted charge Of murder On the 9th
Of December last rival gangs OF boys known as the
Macks" and the Minutes the former running with
Hose Company No a. and the latter with Hose Com
pany No IL, had pitched battle on the corner OF Forty
second and Eleventh avenue, during which clubs
stones knives and pistols freely used Before the
fight Edward Watson, lad fourteen years OF
age, who lived with his parents NJ No 800 West Forty
sixth street received bullet in his abdomen, and sub
sequeniy died from the eec,s Of the wound Tho shoot
ing was pss c n. under @e IN.
OF Patrick Riley, aud remained away till Few days
since, when he returned Tbs accused was locked up
for trial
DISHONEST DOMESTIC STEALING DIAMOND JEW
On or about the 10th day of August Kate Cancannon
genec appearing Irish woman twenty two years Of age
then domestic in the family Of Samuel Bruh S3l West
Thirty fourth street. helped herself to pair Of diamond
and opal earrngs worth $40 and other articles OF jew
elry, TO the value IN all Of 1910 with which shc 10
bes TO various persons in the city For some time past
detectives Keiso and, McCord have besn In search OF
Kue and yesterday succeeded in arrestng her aud re-
covering most OF the property stolen from MI Bruhl
Although the proof seems TO be conclusive against Kate
she stouy denies the theft aud claims TO be perfectly
Innocent Justice Hogan before whom she was arraigned
committed her to the TOmbs for trial In default OF 81
bail Tho oncers are In search Oh ehv resouc vi tue
missing property, and with prospect OF success
SUSPICIOUS AtFAIg-A WOMAN DANGEROUSLY IN.
JURRD.
Captain Davis Of the Tenth precinct. reports that
about twelve clock Monday nigh. Cook Deckessa,
Goma forty years Of age; who occupies apartments
on tho top door Of premises i3 Forsyth street. was seen
20. accompany to his room afemsie, whose name has
been sscsrtansd 10 be Anne GoIdbrsith. About two
hours subsequently several persons In the house heard
noise on Of some falling down stairs and on going
into the hail. Tho seen with Deckessa was found
living bottom OF the stairs in state Of nsensibty
with blood gushing from her mouth and Dose. Of1cer
Znckgraa OF the Tenth precinct was called and searched
Of Deckessa and there found the girls hat and
shoes The occupant Of the taken In charge,
and will be detained await the result OF the womsDs
iniurcs The prisoner preeDds 10 DO entirely ignorant
20 how the woman fell stairs and seemed not 10
know her name She conveyed TO Bellevue Hospi
tai, and the attending surgeon regards bur recovery ~
extremely doubtful
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Y A @ III + / N G..



Mr. John Lewelyn, OF the pilot boat Ezra Kys No g.
OF New Jersey who came up yesterday morning ct ton
O'Clock, saw the yachts Fisetwng and Henrietts
on Monday evening, at half past six eight miles
north northeast Of Barnegot wind south, at which
time the Henristta ahead and 10 windward
Of the Fleetwng, the latter bearing northeast by
north, distant three miles, on the western tack
At half past nine p NJ wind southwest and at half past
eleven p NJ wiRd veersd TO south southeast nne brsezs
with fog
Annual Excursion OF the Jersey City
Yacht Club.
The neat little craft comprising the Jersey City Yacht
Club left their anchorage the Of Warren
yesterday morning at ten o'clock aud proceeded
thsir annual excursion The club intends rendezvous
for two daysat Perth Amboy and thence try speed
or the respective yachts the placid waters OF Ratan
bay.
From an early hour in the morning the greatest 90.
tivity noticeable 10 about the club house. and
those directly interested apparently anticipating
having very lively time Of il this cruise Small boats
containing baskets, boxes and dainutive kegs which
last named were suggestive Of beverage dsnomipss.
iager" were wing continually between occcisS 30
vessels whilo thoSe on board xe6aratorv IN ysrs,rn
y9wng away ihs fHss iortuous passage Of the narrow
seated M ps.1ss Of the G,r ss S0sss ws.
WIN }aI Hs sss hat. placed cafelessy upon the
the left eye in true vachtsmes style, who with
the greatest ease mAeJnE.lo balanced .heir chairs
upon the hind legs snd elevated their feet I. mathe
NAUTICAL level with their heads while vigorously psing
their Havanas and canvassing the prospects OF 9oy
time" Tardy members drop into the house by twaa
parcels under their OF In sher pockets which might
upon ordinary occasion hebeen bottles
but which, assured, s nothing but ''baitn
The saucy little yachts rdig at anchor with their
snowy mainsas spread in thsyarm sun OF an early
morning. and the gay colvs of the Jersey City
Yacht Club floating from the peaks all the yachts pre-
sented beautiful and picturesque scene Everything
being In readiness the start the Commodore gave the
signal and in few minutes moro the te vessels were
scadding over the bay and headed for thKill" They
bake on their way home The squadron unaer tbs
command OF Commodore II. c. Walton, ,ssisted by
Frederick f. Graine, Jr, Vice Commodore nd is com
posed OF the following yachts:-Severno, Jul, Nettie
Petrol, Gazelle Neptune, Annie.
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The Veterans Festival.


GRAND CONGRATULATIONS PICNIC OF DISCHARGED
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS AT JONES' wooD--Rs-
MARKS OF GENERAL LAwKENCE-LETTER FROM
GOVERNOR FENrON, ETC.
The grand picnic Of returned soldiers
end sailors held yesterday at Jones' Wood and
vetsrans ~ body, reunited with their families, wivos
and sweethearts after years Of strife and
bloodshed met in the social dance and various enjoy
ents Of tho metropolitan pcnc aud there celebrated
the happy return OF peace, well the re-establish
90 bravely fought aud so freely shed their blood.
about nine o'clock A. Nj. quite large crowd Of dis.
quarters Of the Soldiers Protective Agency 136 Canal
street. awaiting the arrival Of the band the services OF
FIFTH United states artillery At ten o'clock the band
having arrived, tho procession was formed In the fol-
Detachment Of Police under command of Captain Hart
Band OF the Fifth United States Artillery
Carriages containing Colonel Herman, the committee and
invited guests.
Friends Of the Society
Veterans marching in column by platoon, bearing ban
and flags.
They proceeded up the Bowery Third avenue and up
tho TO Twenty street, where they dsbapdcd
&nd taking the Third avenae cars proceeded TO the
During the day the attendance was not 50 numerous as
&ighS have been expected under any other cIcum.
Stances During the forenoon the ladies' present being
tgw the band beEued the tine by playing several popu
~ lrs which were executed with much skill and were
xssss Two n De sftsrneon uoswhsssndins the prevs
tonae of shower " rain about thh time, the crowd
sS Ss n~ ' sh.d s uy % p. sndns
snAtiveiy the platform whore 1.-THE fair and the
bssSe dasccd msriy until interrupted BY the cries Of
s3peech" and "thres cheers for the General" which
arose IRON some OF the soldiers who espied General
Lawrence, Of Hookcrs stan, accompanied by Major
Tayloe, who At this moment made their appear
ssncs on the ground The General having
taken . position the music stand, was formally
Yea 10 70 ,ne veterans anu a aern"o, AZ
did not ceme up here with the intention OF doing So
Major Tsylor and myself Of General Hookers stan LETT
AT In Har, hOxwu E0Ya dn
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New ORLEANS Sept H. 1856
Cotton dull aud heavy. Sales, eight hundred bios
nddlng at 43c 40 Molasses and sugar quiet q.
change steady; checks xah Frcights on cotton .
Now York Ha1.
Generals Sheridan and Wright have arrived at SG
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Nows from Cairo.

CAIRO ILL.,, Sept IL, 1885.
The steamer Luna from New Orleans 9th, brings tho
Third Maryland cavalry Major General A. J Smith 70
among the passengers Four hundred ana nfty Dses OF
cotton have passed for st. Louis
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sale OF Government Vessels.

Twelve vessels belonging to the government wore al.
vert sed to be sold the Navy Yard day The attend
very large and all the vessels but ono were
withdrawn the bids offered not being up to the snms rc
aulred The wooden screw steamer Hendrix Hudson
sold, and brought SIS 500 She was purchased "
Thos Wattson's Sons, Of this city.
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A.-E3oys' and Children's
0ARIBAIDf, CUTAwAY AND ZOUAvK SUITS.
by the thousands, ~ reasonable prtces.
" WIZ l. v BROKAw, R Lafayette place. and
"a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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A.-Patent Gathering Horses, HoektnA
aud spring Horses Propelers Patent Swings. Chair Rock
ers, strong Wagons fos hand or goats: -. ,v..,- -.
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A.-Tho Finest OvereOats Ever 1eom ~
'''' 1 v BRoKAw. O. Lafayette place, and
81 Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Unioa-
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There h spell in odorferous SOZODONT that eeu1ess
the month enchanting COMPOSED Of rare sa:spss hcrbs
elasticity the gums. whepess TO tho TEEN.
like the breath, and preserves tn
tact FROM youth 70 age. the teeth.
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A.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss Once
removed Broadway Shoulder Braces, Silk Elastic
Stockings and Ladies' Abdominal Bella lady attendant.
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A Card-To Gentlemen.-Just ReoefveU
aa invoice OF SCOTCH HEATuERs from tte rnsnafsosy.
rers Tor Business Suits also French, English and lnee
goods for suits Overcoats, &c. JOHN W. MCKINLEY.
Tailor 666 Broadway corner Prince ST. east sioe
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Batchel0r's Hair Dye.-The best In ehs
vord harmless reliable and instantaneous The only Por-
feet Dye Also RssencratnR Extrsct Of Micheurs rre'
and restores the hair ~ Barclay street. New forx
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A.-DiarrhGa, Dysentery, sun. mer Coz.
plant, Ac speedily cured by using MA0UlRkb "bkNN6
PLANT" sold vt Il Park row aud BY all Druggists
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All Prizes Cashcd in Legal Lottsries.-
'"'"'''' "''' j CLUrE, Broker. r7s Broadway.
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Bunions or Enlargement OF the Greas
toe jont cured. without pain. By Dr. zAchAhib' '~
Broedvay
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Figures Will not Lie, ana snS ~ ~, s,e
during years show hs has attained poPu-
iy reached BY any Of the French kns'sh OK oc
previous 70 their exclusion FROM tho countrT
under The present tariff Sold everywhere. 4
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CONFIDENTIAL and Experienced Detee-
services secured 10 divorce and other cases by address
Linz hoxf Posfo office.
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Cffevalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray original color stops M siiins out H.
head clean above comparison with any osn na
drsasins Sold the drug stores and a. my omoA LtS
Iss~xGsv SARAH A. CHEvALfBR. -
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gCrfsaoAore's HAIR Dye, Prsserv1esvs
ana VIZ dppo whossnas ana retail. No Aeesr h~ase-
The dyc appsod by skilnu artistA
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CurtAfna, e
KELrY'S. - bconoCee.s
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From Baltimore-Arriv~i or Troops, Sc.

From Baltkmorc-Arrival or Troops, DC.
BALTIMORE, Sept u, 1895.
The anniversary Of the battle Of Baltimore rs being eel
ebratcd to-day With g'y display Of flags and psrsdes
The s,esmsbip Continental, with tbe Eighth sod
eighteenth Indiana and Fourteenth Maine and dctach
msots Of the Thiteth Maine and Twelfth Connecticut in
fanry arrived at this port this morning 81 halfpast
seven O'Clock.
BY reason OF an inefficient pnot having been sent
aboard At savannah, Ca tho ship was run aground
twice, and delayed several days on her passage
The Continental left Tybce roads on saturday septem
Der o. 1t noon The indiana regiments will be disem'
bsrked and take rail At this point The Fourteenth
Maine and the detachment OF the ThrtIeth Maine win nc
convcyed By ship 10 Portland, Maine. for nnal mnSsr
ouk-
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wheeler Il wilssg,S Loo h ssfseh saving
Machine ard Button Hole Machine, eas Rrcsdway,
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Eiesana Carries de vSsits-11 fos o..
CADY GALLERY. AS Canal street
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rans.-Par1s Fsns, Elegaat styaess.
lust received three eight forty DOH each, Tor sale
by a. G. ALLEN AIS Broadway. one door below Canal ."
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The Bridal ChambeT~An Bssa/ ~
Warning and Instruction Cor youpS Men Pusshsd sy the
Howard Association and seut e Of charge In seaied
velopes Address Dr. skiln " yason HoNafd Assocsa.
ton. Philadelphia. Pa
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Songs and Ballads.
Te THE TRADE.
1000 different kinds always hsnd-1 "copper" thousand
mail TO all parts ofthe United sstsss sds.sss
Song and Valentine Publisher. 80 ssham street n q
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Howe Sewing Machine CesupAay.-
ELIAS HOWE, JR., frssdent 80 Broadway
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Rili. lnimisable Hair Cutters-.SNXisc
nea, and suitable executed inihe best manner GUY y"
Barclay street.
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assaii the a. he pleased with impunty
by terror II foriunss tina. tSe government pos.
sessed man. armsd with power to- enforce his will, who
inspired fear enough to reinforce doubtful authority
Nos Rchelieu himself whom France had hiding place
that could conceal power that could OF hts
Victims dreaded hanAn order OF arrest signed
BY the Secretary Of w. after the writ hsbess corpus
was suspended. Whatever ms0 be the nDal judgment
Of jurists upon the legal questions involved In these
arrests their effect sapAary Traitors, fraudulent
contractors spies dhonest officials in the service, ~
length felt there wss somebody in authority be afraid
Of Success nexoraby exacted from commanders Of
armies neither winter noe summer, neither heat nor
cold neither sor drought neither distance nor de
fences aor boassed superiority Of Numbers spared the
enemy from attack ~ ength the events Of the war de-
veIopsd general whose genius educated by experience
said Of Marlborough by Boiingbrcke, indicated all
the attanmeps for supreme command This great and
fortunate leader was recognized than called
to the head Of all the Of Union and from that
hour General CRAM directed without interference, but
with invaluable enefgy Of cooperation from The War
Department all the succeeding campaigns TO triumphant
conclusion Look back TO the period OF despair during
the Grst year OF President Lincoln When
leading journals demanded Dictator recall the despond
ency which followed the disastrous termination OF the
peninsaar canpaisn 10 the summer OF 1903 Remember
the general discontens and wearness Of the struggle
which proceeded the repuse OF the onemy at 0ettys
burg the profound disappointment aud just indignation
felt by the country al the failure TO pursue aud destroy
The army Of Lee; the sullon mensces and The ont
breaks which hindered the enforcement Of thu
s sss bloody ss In This su, Ss
ths dscourAgng doubts and predictions Of nearly ell tn
world and finally, the increasing power and holiness o
the formidable numbers at home who pronounced 70
acceptance OF the best terms Of peace that could be oc
tsin4d. II at this moment that Grants decisiv
Triumph at vicksburg was announced, soon ac,wss s
10 Chattanooga 10 retrieve The disaster OF Chickamsug
Gaming the great victory Of Missionary Ridge, and ope
pahan nook ana brought fortune and ANAL tumra 70 Il
a,ofious standards or the Army OF the Potnsnac VIII
! h"'oipbia aud Marlborough wore 70 hS ~1 Of The W
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COLOR.
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