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The New York herald., 1873-10-12

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IN CONJUNCTION WITH PAsR yYE GREAT STAR CON-
snsaffco fEHoREseh posPon
engagement which is necessarily limited to one week
CROWDED HOUSES. TREMENpous ENTHUSIASM
rvrny TaE S4, IEASE SESA NOTICE
nd PSF sToSa@sy Sss Esm lFSm at
l.l93 BROADWAY
1913 BROADWAY,
between Twenty-eighth and Twenty ninth streets
FREE LECTURE
ART OF SPEAKING FRENCH FLUENTLY,
Professor ErlESSySE LAMBERT,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 49, at II AN,
at his rooms 1888 Broadway.
This lecture given Enplish and Is FREE TO ALL.
those who intend visiting France should not fail to
attend it. Simply mastering few practical idoms
Indispensable III travelling and daily intercourse will
prove the trehling their enjoyment, while
terally reducing their expenses
Ladies especially invited
CTEINwAY HALL.
THURSDAY EVENING OCT. 16.
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
EAST FOURTEENTH ST., NEXT TO DELMoNICo,s.
BROOKLYN BRANCH,
1o2, 1o4 and LOG COURT STREET, NEAR STATE.
CTEINWAY HALL
y General N p BANKS,
THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. l6
/ Eighth street. between Second and Third avenues
EVERY EVENING
The Wonder of the Age,
HERMAN UNTHAM,
SOLO vIoLINisT.
DAVENPORT BROTHERS.
~ FAREWELL PERFORMANCES,
The New York herald., 1873-10-12

II OUSE WANTED-BETWEEN FORTY-FIFTH AND
IL Fifty ninth streets and Sixth and Fourth avenues
rent not to exceed 1000 Address L. g., so Cedar street.
office No l.
The New York herald., 1873-10-12

A 7 S251-sPLENDiD ROSEWOOD EEARD GRAND
n Pianoforte sweet powerful tone, carved legs every
Improvement; old TOR want OF money
j. BIDDLE, IL Naycrey place, near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-10-12
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND HAND PIANOS.
IA various masses sac very low for cash. sold
on insialments, at LINDEMAN 4 SONS Ia East Four
teenth street
The New York herald., 1873-10-12

VxTANTED-TO LEASE OR PURCHASE, AN ENG
w sh basement House, suitable Tor physician,
situated between Twenty third and Forteth streets and
Madison and sixth avenues Address DOCTOR, Herald
Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-12

TTANTED-FOR THE WINTER, a NEATLY FUR
w nished House, desrably located, for small private
family Address, stating terms &C. H. b., box 4OlS New
York Post office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-12

UNFINISHED ROOMS WANTED-BY TWO GENTLE
men, with use OF bath, 6c IN house with few board
ers, between Fourteenth and Twenty third streets
Broadway. Address with terms, +. A. box l49 Herald
bffice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
TWO SINGULAR SUICIDES.

The dead body of an unknown man, ap-
parently a German was found hanging from tree III
the edge Of the woods Tcnthaye ana one hunareu-
and-sixiy ninthsi, at 10 yesterday, by George l.
L. Hyatt Of Fort Washington. The deceased was Apou'
40 years old, tall light complexion. win hght mus
tsche and blue eyes Ho wore dark clothing ana low
shoes. Police Captain Williams OF the Ihriy-Seooh
Precinct who took charge OF the body found IN peeAe'
or the clothing wallet. m which was the following re
marlnble letter bat no money;
ON one side were desuuti0n. sickness, ruined heaith
q want OF ability to push nv WAY u tii7 Woii, - ue,
frlt WcaIurss ul DIT wan nothing 90 I've Tor, anu WI
uu Interest lu aAl tus suuk IUWu frUn nJ p'riI'l n
..refF. r.IIei I..I. .IY fathfIIud ma ny fanny
sllrtl-ug her, abssu.oif ui0dO, WilIvut 4.ie4se-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

teaehnr and distributing Yet the Indy-nriDcipal Of
eI H. MAJ "a oea ar nearly Goo more fer the ams
service ana male wiz 10 responslbiiiy
tlan lazy obtains. whose dutiss sre much mere
arduous and important stlll greater is he disparity
OF whom allowed only sI2os. 81 less than
the former. Tis marked distinction is also kept up
among the assistants, the mon receiving o. where
only employed. and average OF s. 652 where
there more, whe lady assistants OF the grade
average OF only y767 nearly 500 This
distinction simply on account OF x for no other reason
is gwen Tor IT, Is felt 5Y the lady teachers 70 very
lust 70 them. besides being any hing bur chlvalrous
To the growing Importance Of the primary depart
ments of our schools, as the Hurseries which the
Young receive their hrst training upon which their whole
fntuo largely depends considerable attention
has oeen eisen lately n ts and other places in some
which they have been placed an equal footing
regard 20 the value OF tho labor performed by the
strueOra neaoh. Thus, IN Boston, the same salary
pald 70 the teachers IN me primary ~ In the grammar
departments This the primary teachers claim should
be the nere, and they propose to urge upon the
of salaries. In support OF This CLAIM principal
OF the Primary Department OF OF The largest schools
in the city, who has also been principal OF grammar
school. ana Is therefore familiar with WORK IN both.
that she hDds the Labor In her present position
much more ardu0us Than in the other departments
the children are much younger. coming Ia
unframed aud undiseplined, ana needing be taught
eyerythi whereas when tuoy grow Oier aud enter
the grammar department they have learned CONSIDER
able, aud able 10 proceed by themselves thus
qulng much less Instruction rom the teacher; BESIDES
n the primary department. by the rules the Board OF
class, enabling the 0acbeTs 10 give little personal atten
uon TO each scholar at time wnen IT is needed,
while in che upper department, the children are
older and lesa dependent their teachers only IS are
allowed TO class This adds greatly the work OF the
teachers IN the primary depar nient and their pay
is lower than that Of the teachers IN the grammar
department. though the classes being larger the allow
nom the state, which is the same Tor each child
should hep 10 mahe IL greater. Thus, principal Of
primary department OF school receives only 81 SO the
5000 Oh male and 5000 OF female principal OF
grammar school; about the disparity exists be
tween the vccpr1uclpas whe tne assistants apart
By ABOUT $50. IAls Inequality tie primary teachers
earnestly hope tie Board OF Education Will remedy
early day.
All these questions with others II IL proposed TO pre-
sent 20 the attention OF the Board while uas under
consideration the subject Of changes IN salaries win
which they 80 intimately connected aud numerous
0tQcr arguments VIII be brought up By the teachers
support Oi their claims 80 many Things present
sysJem closely related those present under
discussion That % followed up thoroughly they promise
u GfOrd abundant WORK Tor the new commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
TIE SEANANS SH1CKLES.

REIEAsE OF THE SAILORS CLEARINGHOUSE KEEPERS
FURTHER ARRESTS.
The sailors clearinghouse keepers who
we're arrested on Friday evening and confined in the
Fourth Precinct satonHouse, on the charge OF con-
spiracy 10 oppose the enforcement Of the Shipping law
were admitted to bail Saturday by Recorder Hackett
in $50 each. In addition, the following persons were
arrested during Saturday forenoon and admitted to
bail:
Churchill william United States. OF No sc Madison-st
Waber. Thomas. Ireland, OF No. 81 Market-st.
OrIooe John ireland of No so Oiver-st
Strauss, simon, Germany, Oi No. Cirllsie-st.
Wallace, John. United States OF No. y Mouroe-st
Wild Thomas. United states, OF No. 1881 Cherry-st.
Capt Leary has yet 80 unserved warrants ID MS
possession which will be executed to-day.
II has been made that boarding house runners
induced the crew OF the ship Neptune from Liverpool
IN lsaye the vessel on her arrival at Quarantine, on
Thursday morning despite the protests OF Capt Spencer
the commander Of the snip. When the captain reminded
the runner, that they were violating national law IN
boarding his ship they laughed al him. ana threatened
him with violence II Ae should attempt 10 prevent tuen
by fOrce.f -,,,., c,,,b ,-os,ordav
the annual collection FOR the American oeaineh fIle
Society was taken mp Mr. Beechcr In few preliminary
remarks held that there is hardly class 10 ~ulc nc
nation rs more Indebted. and that at the same time u s
class In many senses childish, subject 10 Assault iTo Inc
% couiugs OF society, aud, Of all classes. needing pO
lection II was a crying disgrace. he said u sueh ees
as New-YOlk aud Brooklyn did not come TO theH Aeip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

With age advancing against me like an eacmy.
and with no power 10 resist tin short
with everything absent which makes ltfr trarahe ana
with every CIRCUMSTANCE present TO make eTisfenoe A
burden and cusc. sud, fhe other side neaee eter
nal peace, hope my Creator will take Into errfl r
sldera0n my mserable life, ana have 10 infer
n living. Yes, humby dare 10 hope for q merciful
ln1gment hope that my corpse may ldentiaej
but II that should unbsyply take place then
impiore ne dying mans last PRAYER that nothing be-
tGld my family about the mangeg which went our Of
TIC World IL can do nobody any good but wiz surely
cause much pain III something must be told, then say
Only that died and did not suffer mich. And so NAV
Goa tike pity ON my miserable soul. World farewell
Quartenaastor Yves Letroques ago 49, married Sf tho
French steamship Pereirc, lying at Pier No. 60 =. e.
threw himself from tho main tOpgallsnt yard to the desk
OF that vessel distance Of more than 100 feet AZ 1880
M yesterday crushing his skull and body, and killing
him instantly. Coroner Young, who was summoned
was Informed that the DECEASED on duty at the time
and that he left his post at the gangway and assembled
the rigging while the officer the deck was looking in
an opposite direction Tho officers OF the ship state that
the deceased was sober and faithful but his mossmates
now recall symptoms of insanity OF unknown origin,
which lie had manifested from time 70 time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
TIE DRAMA.
LOCAL INCIDENTS.

Mr.. Fechter viii appear tonight at the
Grand Opera House as Edmond DanteS in "The Count
OF Monte Crs,o" There has been great sale OF places
ln theater, and Mr. Fechter Will, of course be well
coined by great crowd. II is understood tina. Monte
Criso" has been prepared IN tasteful expensive
manner The version employed Is one made by MI.
Fechter himself Curiosity 70 the distinguished
actor in this character has long been rfe and tonghs
performance viii doubtless afford extraordinary excite
Tuent and pleasure 10 his numerous admirers.
change Of bill win shortly be made at Wanack's
Heater and r sotaern will appear Squire Chuekles
An comedy written expressly for this comedian by Mr.
a. J. Byron.
Mr. Rowe and the Vokes Family finished their engage
ment at Nibo's Garden Saturday night. IL was re-
markedly prosperous. This evening the promised pantO
mime OF AzraeI or the Magic Charm" viii be pre-
seuted and the London acrobat Lulu will appear for the
0rst tine in America THIS performer, VIC apprehend,
si prove 70 he another Z0yara-whose career at this
gheater IN 1860 Is sdu remembered by AabtuAl play
goers
Br Boucicaults engagement at Booths Theater, which
began on the nth Of March, win end on the 10th Of May
Fve weeks OF were devoted 70 the beautiful play OF
Daddy ODowd." One week has been allotted 70
"Arrah Pogue" and Kerry" and these pieces viii
be repeated tl the end. Their chief elements are
romance and pathos, and their eject If dflghu Mise
Nelson VIII succeed Mr. BOuclcault, al TINS lheale on
the IAN o. May, appearing Amy AOOSar IN a drama
founded on kenlwOrth." The piece. We UNDERSTAND;
% t0 Dt presented WIN magnificent scenery lblh VII
~ Mr. Edwin Booths last effort FOR the present as
manager-tnq We doubt not 10 viii De worthy OF MS
rastcs his noble ambition, and ms bright record Wleh
Tie OF "KetflwOrth" terminates, Mr. Junius
B.u'ns Booth VIII enter upon his term OF management
OF this t Ter, which % extend understand, over
= period of i've years. The engagement made by Mr..
L1Wiu Booth Wits M Jefferson s 10 continue n force,
that comedian VIII open the new scas0u5ir j. ID.
biaOnglc istires Will Mr Edwin BOOTH whose per-Onal
businco8 he conducted for years Wlil great
tact and cne-s}' ana wltl whom 1c wilI continue "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
INDIAN QUESTIONS.

THE FLEEING MODOCs DISCOvERED-AN ATTACK
IMPENDING.
SAN Francisco, April 25.-The Warm Spring
Indians have discovered the place Of retreat OF the Mo-
docs aud Donald Mckay has crawled up on them and
counted 40 Indians including squaws. he did not deem
il expedient 20 make attack upon them at that time,
but it was expected that the troops and the Warm
Spring Indians would attack them on the night Of the
I'd IA now ascerta ned las IN the rst days battle
Bogus Charley and Hooker jim were DOtn wounded
THE INDIAN POLICY EPrTOMIzED.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-It is said at the
War Department that Gen. Crook Is carrying strict
" ont the peace policy IN accordance with ths in
sructons Of the President. through Gen. Sherman is
sued two years ago In these instructions II Is spe-
cihcay stated that all peaccabe Indians on the reser
vations are 10 be protected 4y me naiy lrU orGe
vatous are only be prevented, as lar as possible
from committing depredaOns' bat are 10 De summary
10 all commanders Indian localities. aud these are
given as an exposition OF the peace policy as praceed
under The orders Oi the President
INDIAN OUTRAGE IN WYOMING.
WASHINGTON, April 2G.-Ihe Commissioner
of Indian Affairs this. morning received tele
gram from ID. Z. Risley, luulan Agent at Laramie
Wyoming Territory, saying:
Day before yesterday my macarrier was shot m nine
places by MlnecOniUus wnns en- route mere WIN me
made some presents The post surgeon regards ms
wounds as very serious. Last week the same indians
killed an emplOye within ten miles " my agency The
Indians under my cnarse are pcaceaOie Du' "AOul any
means OF defense.
COCHIsE PEACEABLY DISPOSED.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-Army Surgeon Orr,
from Arzoua reports that March p Cochse theI
on the reservation and has remained true TO his pledges
Ii is the White Mountain Indians who ralding IN
sonora COchisc has setsed Voluntarily 80 mics iHtthg
inland from tue sonora line, and thus placed himself
more closely under mliltafy SUPERVISION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
LaTKSr snip NETS
FOR sSter shin Mems ses Second Page.
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steamship =, aaols Ricnouc c,y P-.s sor'ot nd
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steamship soaih Carolina B-c-et Csare1u s 1l sol
Bar az Esia ' tAa.ll iaf,s, L Fos . mn as
BARI Agnes KcAl C.enfaego, D. Gays with nyar
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se5 Carne News B~.ion Aaes., Po.e p. H. u days.
ssT Ca Wooabou Mount Brss s,a,,g, rera, " di,
sem Jas A RIDER corsoa lHsao. 10 a4ys. h-.
seI BA,ro Belle Parker wilmington n c. s.a.y4
DOMESTIC PORTS
fos-nv Nprl 2T-AI.fe1 Steamship Sauara FROM Lrrrn~sis
Hrs r. u'n from G. Bnrbt ast.H,.s
..y,ys,a gl Apri Arrive. steamship s,-noH, s---
te a, Go .a s s ssa i's i S'a ron O''-'
dss1or Vest sailed sehr y, Rover 10, ses ross.
John McAam, for AIesaadris. Va.
so President from sou, gl5Ii StYor, .s. ~ .. r.
ya.e.y vas ;net by 'a orr1ns lrs' ma. aad e'l ,r.
YcA Tor repairs
NOTICE TO MARryEBs.
gwen notice ,ls the M b IN he oil iower It soaia-W I'D lsss
dKea shte .h Of te hst or- Of ne sssn o. Foe fHaaf
n en.re honzon val be er1 90 and sitter tt aat m Ht
loZsv ogs a.
Intervals of lv anI - secO.dA
Notice also gwen that tor he purpose Of maiHg >,'
dscerulie DAY The lighthouse
Porda, will tie month Or June 1879 b. painted
Alternately black white there being three
y b. st
For the purpose masug them rea1y
dsv The following changes s he
the Cape h4cns cape bsotgll
Of North CUina: Cape Hat.eas sl BE-
lsiani
pai3ted blcs auI white Therefore. prooe
a North Soub the h0ue senisa9
vii he observed follows: Bod Bl,
Cape bands Smts.
checkered, checkers 8isck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
SALE OF TWEED REAL ESTATE.

Messrs. Henry A. Cram and Geo. Ii. Moore,
the executors Of the George Clarence Cram, having
obtained Judgment in several suits against "m' M
Tweed ana Richard NJ Tweed, the referee, George DE
Forest Lord has ordered the sale Of portion Of Tweeds
property TO take place to-day. II s very valuable con-
ssn OF five full lots with five fourstory brick stores
thereon in Broadway beginning az the northeast corner
Of Twenty-drst-st. the premises being numbered re-
spcctyey g22 ga 926 92s, and $780, II is said thAt
prominent capitalist intends 10 purchase the property
and to erect a large theater ON the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
5uerlal Noilces

Discusses q s kinds USUALLY prevalent daring ths
other portion Of Inc Therefor
should adopted keep tho O1y healthy AaOag 10
aulonE disorders prevalent a. Tie pfcat tine shcl usually uoas
" stout habit ohels
dssgrreble than the r headache hsusnsy tic result q zone
discretion eating o. dunkug Women beng sodsnarf To- he
la1 taR reoueu saesrcrs Of @ malay lls pnl sd
heafaeas ol The lead asa4Y els iae afsn ana
The he pleli res VIC M
Ac head aul he eus dose Of Nchncks h- AAe
Plh sni be takoa and In shsf tine ae safercr i &c = - .
This has her 81 BY thsnsani snt nest o. ne "a ISL
sehs coming weoA dys t5eI are No. "'-'s ~
IN three uoAthE -
ssheurks H.rarfe P a.. oro.s GA number Of rcs t--s
fOduphyih tcenatcJ ManiEakc alo si'ca t- y" go 80
srctons oftle uNv and promptly tA-H D i Ut 'f
All wtAout ieayug auT taugerlas citci% al, a., -.
TheYuTps worms, Uscga, bile and 81 raor,'a
Prepared 1J :. ~ oN i'.- III b, .e-..
For sale bF 81 druggists sna isacn ,.,.
JOIN h nESKg Sos. aud College 0.ioe Nre t'rs,
Haoi.,slf Astnt
-ov,d and Ur1rInf. Voice sud 'snce u. Iar hNpia.
n,, ~ nu.srnf HARMONY, WI poo si 30 90 nf o,tafe
1f po,. sl,sstx IA lal,Vah LnC4 yA-a "a. - ~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28

GOVERNMENT WE4THER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE oP TIKI CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Monday, April 25 l5S-ia u }
H. trsIf gpeuf

OFFICE OF THK CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Monday, Aprll 2o l5iS-i - m'
synopsis rOr NE past tiCehiyl0T hours -,
The tcmDeTature has risen generally IN the
Mississippi Valley and Eastward 10 the Atlantic. INC
prcssure has diminished with south-easterly WINDS,
ateung weather and rain In Tannessee hehtuoky
and tine lower ONO Valley, ana thence westward 10
Iowa and Arkansas. ,-, oo,bor WITH
south.westery winds and partly cloudy weather. WIN
dmiuisniug pressure prevail IN the Gun oiatos SOut
westerly winds, generally clear ana WLtu no@S.oif
with higher pressure IN tue south Atlahlle otates-
Generally clear weather. light suul t.aSoIlS WINS
and higher temperature on the lower lhkes hhu IN me
Middle states westerly ana nOrih-eAstery Winds
clearing ana clear weather prevail IA CanAu" anu Now
England. mn,
Probabilities.
The temperatire will mrher very generaly increase
east Of the Mississippi and the pressure VIII diminish
for The North West aud tHe Mississippi ana lower Mis-
surl and lower ONO Valleys, sOutbcasteIy anu SOUTH
westerly WINDS threatening and rainy weather Tor the
Guif states aUutherlY winds, party cloudy weather
higher temperature, and possibly ocoisiuhi rain
For the South Atlantic states, wihu Ddch 10 SOUTH
easerv: increasing clOudluess und Ialh5 barometer
from Michigan and the lower Lakes 10 hohtuchy anu
West Virginia partly cloudy weather. sOuIheasteriy
winds aud lower pressure. -, 60 -.-.. - -. 49,
FOR ne Eastern aud Middle States clearing ana clear
trsatseT rh sout-eeslery ana soHt eaSery ~inds ana
hiOhcr temperature . NTH, ,,tt.. A.,
wauErc, Grand uayeu, New-Oilcans, ahd AD1lt' h''
purls arc missing the Upucr l0Aea Anu RcncraJ
wet ~ TO hl.l4s.-pEi,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
Nos. 10 AND ia BROADWAY.

NEw-YORR. Arril 20. 1873. :
DEAR sTR NJ brother-n-law Blr. samuel S. Cox, de-
you the ncosed check for si2 II the soclled back
pay Tor TIE last Congress, OF which he member
adjournment he deposited this sum "a a special fund
with my bank to be deposited Ia some way otherwise
than Tor his Own aggand cement He believed that this
lind vas his 70 dispose of. or. 10
out interest" except that general interest
which every citizen has in fair legislation and Federal
taxation. He has by vote aud speech upon the bill
when before Congress expressed his against this
increase OF SALARY, without rejecting his brother
ms has only been delayed by bereavement which bas
prc0ccuped his time since the Adjournment. He leaves
- YOU the proper mote ~ conveying the money into The
treasury ii you thnk 10 best 10 cancel much ~ the
dtUt you can do so. As he never expected
this fund, anu as IL not part OF bis when he
entered upon hi dulles and he chersbes the good
lac desires 70 make his remarks against the measure
emphatic by this disposition Of Tue money Very truly
Yours, JOHN A. HAEDENBURGH.
To Gen f. Spinner Treasurer OF the United states.
Gen Garfield has written third and this time a
three column letter explaining his action the Salary
bill, in which he speaks follows Of his disposition OF
his share OF the punder;
There IL one feature OF the 10 which refer with
great reluctance ana with deep Of the Injustice
that is doue me- IL IL ehnrged that voted for the oil
for the purpose OF putting 5000 Of back pay ntO my
pocket esrlesslY appeal 10 friends aud enemies alike
say whether any act OF my public life has warranted
them IN impuung to NE unworthy and mercen2ry
motives. Tho point here raised IS one 70 which dd
not intend refer Ia this letter preferred 10 leave
NY personal motives 10 the future for vndicatOn But
already. without my knowledge procurement para
graph has found WY the press when makes 10
proper for though did not desire 10 have the
Tact paraded IN public that not only dld not receive
yeyed % the general Treasury to Do placed beyond
the reach OF myself or my heirs.
ExRepresentative Peters Of Maine has returned his
extra back pay to the Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
pAAHEhGERS ARRLgEn.

FRO~ frYTRPOOI--iu steguslf ~ H7-s-sta April yr- n
" z..rs ouy sRd Goosse v's"s 81 Pos uuirr Gio-s
4i ale 10 II S1re Mr (3fud, b A. Ns, Niss
Fassy Mr. tsn ady HzsI ~ Va lsye, M McDos-
Ad Nsste2 Pran4 ana JOaa No Dou4Ll
WON SAFtNFffffr ~ On B1r1ff April f-sspt
Ihos hssse y CbcBtlr. "A sso VIC B4nnon. Jas Res.a
y. DGnoAuc H. 81 Gorlufergef 6ep H.
Brg-1 = T. Ple8T Ma n sstori snd o. T. gv-1
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OBTTCARI.
COMMODORE J. II. AULIcK.

Commodore John IL. Auliek, L. ;. Navy, on
the retired list died Washington, ID. c., yesterday
He was a native OF Winchester, Va and was about -
years of age He entered the navy as midshpman III
1902 and In 1872 served the Enterprise in All 'he sc"
dghts In which that engaged andloaff .a
British ship Boxer and the priynteers ny @.u -
which the Enterprise captured. INTO port NJ ato'
served tue stganao, Ontario 49,, 49,,
Drandywlne, aud IN command OF me "n7bbi4S.Vl
Navy ara from i8a3 TO 1876 Commodoro hu'ieA ss
oue OF the abast ocors the service Anu WAS Ho'u ~
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