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TfItop, Beecher ana woodruff.


Theodore Tilton was before the Beecher in
yestigating committee last night, and the com
mittee remained IN session until a late hour.
Nothing has been made known OF the proceed
ings. The committee refused, in the most de-
cided manner, 20 give any Information whatever.
They said MIR. TiltOn's statement had TO be
made, but there were other witnesses 20 be
heard, and the time had not yet arrived % give
anything 10 the public.
MRS. wooDBULL I'm ROUTE POR NEW YORK.
The New York Sun says: Mrs. Victoria Wood
hull If on Her way 70 New York. A letter from
Tennie Clafin, dated in San Francisco, July .,
says that IN three days Mrs.. Woodruff would
start east, and after stopping 20 MI one or two
lecture engagements will proceed TO this city,
reaching here the last Of this or the first OF next
week. The committee DO not intend TO call on
her 10 TESTIFY, but cay that they will hear any
testimony she may offer. Those who know Mrs.
woodruff most intimately eay positively IA at
the documentary evidence she claims 10 have
bearing Mr.. Beechers signature, are simply let
tiers declining TO introduce her az her meetings.
meeting was arranged last summer at her
house az which Henry &. Bowen, Horace q
ClaninJ Mr.. Bowen's sons, and a phOnOgraDher
attended. Mr.. Bowen and Mr.. Clahin ureed
Mrs woodruff 20 present the documentary evi.
dence she laid 50 much stress upon. She FOLDED
Mr.. Beecher's letters, leaving simply the sigma
ture visible, and told the gentlemen 70 look on
the proof OF what she had. She said th az she had
great use Tor the d0cuments, and would not give
them up on any account.
MRS. TILTos AND THE CHILDREN.
I1lfon,s father and mother, who live within &c
miles OF New York, and whom he has not Wis
tied In SIX or seven years, have written 10 Mrs.
Inton, onering her and the children a home,
MI TNton's married sister has also offered Mrs
Tllton home. Mr.. TiltOn has no letters i'm
plcating either Mr.. Beecher, Mrs. TiIton or
any other ladies' III any says he has, he lies.
IL any are shown, they will be challenged as
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HE PEENsYLvANIAC COAL TRADR.-TIe coal
trade for the past week has been unusuaIkV
Slack. During the present week general refi-
val is anticipated, TO be followed almost imme-
diately with a demand for domestic uses. The
trade In this city is doing little more than filling
small orders from supplies OF coal on haod
There is no change in the prices of coal. The
Mauch Chunk Gazette, speaking for the IehiRh
region, says the coal trade remains extremely
dull, the decrease in production having had no
effect on the market. IL also adds that the
miners OF that region are well sstisf Cd with tbe
seton OF the operatOrs in cutting down the pro-
duction Of coal. The New York Mining journal
OF Saturday IL authority for the ststemenf(hat
the associated coal carrying companies, at a
meeting held on "wednesday, resolved 20 con-
unue during the month of August the present
decreased output OF 50 per cent off OF the ten
million basis, and to cOnnne the shipments %
tide water to 80 per cent. OF the production.
During July there Is nothing regulating the
disposition or the production, and all OF it may
be shipped 10 tide water IL the companies see
proper. The companies further resolved 20 adj
vance the prices IS cents per ton all around for
the month OF August, IN accordance with the
regular programme. IL r. quite evident, a. we
have heretofore remarked, that the prr gramme
for this wear will lie carried out as closely AZ r.
ever expected In such cases, and those who may
have withheld orders under the belief that II
would prove q failure will find that they have
made a mistake. In fact, IL the combination
should terminate, 10 would only result IN a de-
cline 10 be brought about by competition, with
but small. IL any, increase In sales.-PAiIa
LeS0er, 2Oh.
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Gen. Garfield yfpdi Gated,

CARD PROM POSTMASTER sHRR WOOD.
NEw YORK, July 2l.-Henry Sherwood, post
master United States House Of Representatives
publishes card here, in regard 70 statements
been borne on the rolls OF tn at post on &c against
the desire OF the postmaster and that his ser yice
have been unsatisfactory. Mr.. Sherwood saws
the gentleman referred TO has met the require
ments OF his ONCE. He pronounces "unQuali-
hedly false and absurd" the further statement
that he refrsined from dischsrging GarheId's
secretary, owing TO the threat of Garfield that
his own head would be in danger.
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DlsAPPBARANCR OF A NEW YORK MRIc9-
ANT-Wm: L. Powell, a well-known provision
dealer OF New York residing in Brooklyn, left
nls piace or business on Saturday, stating to
broadway and would be back in few minutes.
since that time nothing is known by his friends
OF MS Whereabouts, although they searched
that he has met with foul pIay, as thew sav he
mas never left home before without letting them
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TIE COLLEGE FooT RACES AT SARATOGA.
The college foot races come OFF yesterday after
noon at Glen Mitchell. A large concourse was
present. 1t is pronounced the most interesting
affair of regatta week. The first race one mile
running, was won by f. Copeland, of Cornell,
In 4.5o \; the second prize was won by j. II
Eandewenter. of Princeton, in SIP, and the
third by s. a. Reeds, of Columbia, in 5liH.
The second race, 100 yards, running, was won
by A. X. Neven, of Yale, in 1Oh. W. Il. Pot
ter, OF Cornell, was second in 10l.
The third race, miles running, was won by
w. II. Downs, OF the Wesleyans, in 1S.I7X. Sec
ond, j. L. Goodwin, OF Columbia, in Is 44l.
The fourth race, hurdle, 12O yards, hurdles Il
yards apart, ~ inches high. was won by Z
Maxwell, OF ale, in 20H seconds, beating Mar
quand, OF Princeton, by three feet. The third
man was a: l.. Riyes, OF Harvard, who was
about two feet in rear Of Narquand.
The fifth race, seven miles walking match
was won by y. +. Eustis, " esleyan, in II min
utes, q. III. Hubbell, OF Williams, second in
I2Zl Il, Il. ID. Price, of Columbia, third.
VIM. Blaikel, of NeV York, was referee. The
prizes were very handsome, aud were put up
James Gordon Bennett, OF New York.
The most remarkable time OF all was that
made by Eustis, the stroke and captain of the
Wesleyan crew, who walked the seven miles in
IL minutes, a trihe over ten nutes to the mile
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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR,
The Printers ssrike In Cincinnati.

ALLEGED POISONING OF NON-UNlOS MRN.
CINCINNATI, July 2i.-Yesterisy morning,
when the Gazette conpoeitors, who took the
vacant places of the union compositors west
nome, II was deemed necessary that they should
be escorted by policemen. Daring the day
threats had been made by the union men
against the new compesitors, and in one in
stance letter was sent TO the sister OF one OF
the printers, saying that If her brother did not
leave the composing room blood would be she'd
Last night, after the regular midnight lunch
a number OF the compositors were seized with
a burning sensation In the throat and stomach
Several of them were compelled 20 20 home
1t Is supposed the coffee was poisoned. Some OF
II was preserved, ami a chemical analysis Is ~
be made to-day.
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A Boy KILLED WHILE PLAYINe.-On the
10th inst come boys we're playing In filth ave-
and living at No. 45l 1lta avenue, threw stone
~ frank Donnelly, aged ten years, OF No. al
llth avenue. The stone struok Dounelly In the
home, and complained that the blow panied
him very much, and q physician was called 10
who attended him until Yesterday morning un-
al III O'Clock, when the boy died. The physi-
received by being struck with the stone. Moore
was arrested and locked mp. and the Coroner
was notified to hold an inquest-N r Nn<s,
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THE CASE OF DocRRAY.-At the recent trial
OF Dockray by the Spanish authorities In Cuba,
he prepared q written defense, which his coun-
sci and the court before which he was tried and
condemned TO death, refused to receive. He
was accused Of being an insurgent apy; but he
iDvoluntarily, and was detained there agaips,
his viii through weeks Of exposure, Of DANCE
and half starvation" When he escaped b /.
went at once to the governor Of Nuevitae an 1
surrendered himself and all his papers, which
latter contained information Of great value &
the Spanish government. Re argues that IL h
had been guilty he would have acted other
are evidence of the rectitude and rood faith OF
bis Intentions AS an American citizen. he
claims the protection Of treaty obligations. ana
denies the authority OF the Spanish government
to try him.
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Suicide OF n Widow.

BRIDeEToN, y. j., July pa widow, named
Harold, aged 90 years, committed suicide last
night by drowning herself IN q creek near here
Inc cause was temporary insanity, caused BY
sickness. ~
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New York Notes.

LEVY ON THE FRKBDMEN's SAVINGS BANK.
NBw YORK, July 2l.-The safe and Office fur-
nlture Of the LEGAL branch OF the Freedmen's
Savings Bank were seized yesterday by a city
marshal, under judgment in the case OF Ara
bella X. Maupin.
THE THEATRICAL LICENSE,
or tax, of $500, enforced by the state has been
virtually declared unconstitutional on the
ground that the legislature cannot tax individ-
uals TO support a private corporation, such as
the society for the reformation Of dehnqueu
lildren apnears IN ke -
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Foreign Notes

OffOsiIION TO IBERIAN UNION.
LONDON, July PA recent article m the
tnIdrlot, OF Madrid, iavoring IberIsn Union
has developed the existence of a strong oppoei-
ton To that project in Portugal. Lisbon adyices
state that the article of the ImparciaI WAS re-
celVec there with the greatest disfavor.
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oPENING OF COLOSSAL PLACE OF
AMUsEMEsT.-The Coliseum, a monster place
or Amusement erected in Jones's wool New
io1k, was opened on Sunday by a grand MON
ster concert, with one hundred musicians and
G4OOslneers. SIX thousand people were in the
Enclosure. The edifice is OF s wis srchitectnra
loIms hollow square, which is ornamented
WIN trees and grass plats. It has galleries and
lowers ana every convenience to make specta
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A Nine Million suif dismissed

OHICAGO, July Yin the case OF the Union
Trust Company Of New York against the Rock
ford, Rock Island and st. Louis railroad
brought in the L. S. Court 70 forecloee 40 OoO.
GOO OF trust deeds against the company, and for
The appointment of a receiver, Judge Blodgett
has dismissed the bill on the ground that the
necessary number of bondholders had not Joined
in the request to foreclose a. 70 former defaults
IN interest; also, that the bill was prematurely
filed as 10 default OF February, 1874
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MORE ABOUT THE NATHAN MURDER MYs-
TEkY.-We print this morning q strange letter
from pardoned convict bearing on the Nathan
murder mystery, and purporting to give true
OF this letter the murder was committed by a
notorious burglar named Henry Smith, who W a.
one OF gang who entered Mr.. Nathan house
our report that the police AUTHORITIES DO NOT con
sider THIS letter OF any value. Henry Smith l.
known to them and 30 is the writer of the letter
Ii seems as If this mystery would never be fully
unravelied. The police, in spite Of their pre-
tentions to the contrary, would appear to he a.
much in the dark as the general publicly r.
Herald, Doth,
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NEW NoRK MUSCULAR CHRIsTIANs-On
sunday party OF muscular Christiaus' left
New York for Long Island, where they engaged
I'D prize fight. The principals were Ned T1r-
MN and Jim Mckinley. They were accompa-
MEG by hundred or more rowdies and roughs
of New York. Eighteen rounds were fonobt in
one hour and forty minutes. Turnin came off
victor after he had beaten his opponents face
20 a geily and rendered him insensible. Turnin
recelVeQ several Sc we're Commissions In the face
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GOVERNOR MOSES AND THE PARDoN1UG
FowKR.-Judge Mackey, of Sonth Carolina in
prehouncing sentence the other day upon a
criminal convicted of arson, in his concluding
violated law protest against executive clemency
oeing extended in this case by the CHIEF magis
Ia'e' +. u. Moses, jr., who has so prostituted
the pardObing power as TO make the admins
uation of the criminal law a mockery of ms
tee, and convert the broad seal of the state into
The symbol OF approved crime"
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An Emphatic Denial from General
Butler,

NEW YORK, July 2I.-Gen. Butler publishes
letter to day, giving an EMPHATIC denial or
me truth OF statements attributed TO General
Hooker that he, (ButlerD when commanding
the army OF the James, had ordered oolored
troops to deposit their money at his headquar-
ters, which money, when the owner died. re-
NAMED with Butler, and that he made in thi.
way one million dollars.
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Death Of a Prominen1 Ia -sa-.

NEWARK, y. j., July 2l.-Hon. James NJ
WIDELY known throughout the state, died
OF paralysis last night. He had been mayor OF
me city and state senator, and held other posi-
tons or honor and trust. -
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Another Indian Attack Kepursed

GALVESTON, July PA special dispatch
from Austin to the News says: Late Intelligence
received at the adjutant generals office from
the Indian territory state that on June 2Stb
Comanches, kiowas and Cheyennes attacked a
settlement at Doty Wells, and were repulsed
with a loss of Is killed and 20 wounded A large
number of horses were killed. Three SURVEYORS
employed by Hockbush Armstrong were Killed
by INDIANS near Antelope Hills. Friendly In
dams are collected around the Wichita agency
The warriors and Young men of the three tribes
above named are all on the war path. IL Is re-
ported that company of United States troops
all the horses captured.
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NEW YORK POLICEMAN NEARLY KILLED
By BuRGLARs.-On Sunday, Policeman Nc
fnehZie, OF the New York police force, who was
found on his beat with terrible wounds unon
bis head and arm, has so far recovered As To-
make statement. He says that in his rounds
ne came upon gang of burglars breaking into
mouse and arrested two of them, when he was
assaulted by the others and desperately beaten.
There ls faint hope Of the Off GERS recovery.
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MURDER OVER A GAME OF CHRoKRRs.-At
Topeka, Kansas, last March, ID. w. Ferris and
FREQ. Olds quarreled over q game of checkers
when the latter killed the forme., burning the
BODY In cellar, and giving out that Ferris h adj
gone east on business. The latter not return
ipg, Oids was arrested on suspicion, and con /.
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The Edwards-CoIIyer Prize Fight.

NEW YORK, July 21.-The final deposit was
made yesterday in the prize fight for -, 600 and
light weight championship of America, between
william Edwards, of this city, and Sam Collyer
OF Baltimore. COllyer won the toes for choice
OF ground for the battle, which viii take place
within hundred miles of Pittsburg August II
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AN IDIOT LYNCHE0.-The Evansville Inf)
journal has private ad vice ,from Orange eonnty
that half witted fellow, name unknown, who
was aoolcted 10 petty thieving, was taken from
county constable and hung about five miles
from french Lick Springs. yesterday morning.
DE was under arrest for petty larceny when he
was lynched by between twenty and thirty
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PROMPT PUNISHMENT OF MURDERER
Ueorge simpson, planter, residing about hf.
,ets miles from Shreveport, La, was murdered
Oy negro on Saturday. Simpson, who is
ABOUT 40 years old, was alone and asleep when
me negro stepped into his house, and seizine
simpsons gun, shot him dead The ne zro was
pursued and captured, and when within ak
miles of the city was taken from his clntors
and killed. FS03
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PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-Judge Cadawalder
gave decision in the claim OF Captain Brad v
awarding him $4,000 and costs not 30 exceed
500.
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:, BuTcHBRr-Yesterda two negro butchers,
FRANK Warder and Sam Smith, fought with
Chelsea, near Memphis, infictinp mortal
wounds on each other. Warder was disembow-
eled and Smith was cut with a cleayer. the
wound extending from the shoulder to the
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Nominated for Congress.

INV ORLEANS, July 2l.-The 4th Congress
s1onal district republican convention at Con
shstta nominated George l.. Smith for Congress.
and passed resolutions endorsing Presldan,
Grant for third term.
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BAD FOR THE BoNAPARTIsTs.-The French
lied by the appointment of De Chaband Ia
Tour and Matthew Bodet 20 the departments O.
the interior and Of finance respectively. Thi.
arrangement seems to be regarded as blow 70
the Bonapartists. Yesterday the president OF
the council stated to the assembly that mas
much as the ministry under its new organiza
ton, had had no time to determine its policy
he would move that the debate on the constitu-
tional report be postponed until THURSDAY,
which was agreed to. On Thursday, II is stated
Changarnier will move further postponement
until July, 1875. Prince jerome Napoleon has
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The Child SteaIers,

THE MONEY Is READY"
PHILADRLPHIA, July IA Lsdqer personal
inserted by Mr.. Ross, informs the child steaIeTs
that the money is ready, and asks, 90 How shall
L know your agent PSI
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TEE Man WHO FIRED CHIoAso.-Nstbsr
ifaacson has been arrested In Chicago, chsreeS
grafton on July IA. The testimony taken 80.
70 show that the prisoner offered . pednler
nfmed Wolfson e1oo 70 ct the houne on Are.
tat ne peddler Ind oucs made IN unsuccesrfni
vo1h have better sucoe0 nexf 49, re
hearing q ~ CO. ~ IN adtounod.
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Secretary RObesOu

ELIZABETH, y. j., July 2i.-Secretary RoI,e-
son has consented TO deliver the opening ad-
dress at the state fair TO be held at Wayeri,,
September Il.
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"FoURTH" IN THE REeArTA.-a Sara,o.a
dispatch say: The Williams college crew have
pretty clearly established their claim TO the
leuHn place In the race, instead of Dartmouth.
1be Williams boat was awarded the fourth
place by the judges, but the signal officers dis
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A DISPATCH was received at the Departments
of Justice this morning from Attorney General
Williams, announcing that he would return to
Washington from Rawley Springs TO- night.
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- AT Staunton, Va, John A. Hartman, post
master, died Sunday night. He was Stone = All
Jackson's Quartermaster.
&The body OF Augustus Lsney thu last
missing victim Of the Mil river flood. beine Iof
the l40 persens Who lost their uveo,vas rScov-
ered Ut Lesdss on Saturday morning.
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BIeAxY.-Frederick Stras, from Bohemia,
sas s hen hen ssnsenesa IN Brooniyn to four years
nrst married In 1870 young Jewish woman,
and deserted her after two years Of wediock
In 1873 he courted q Mis Bridget McCarthy
Who would not marry him unless he reiin,
pushed his Hebrew creed and became bap-
Used In the Catholic. He complied and re-
heard Of his anfecedents
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IT Is RUMoRBD that the President will ten
der the Russian mission to General Henry C..
Wayne, Of Savannah, Ga. General Wayne is
a warm personal friend of President Grant.
and has heretofore declined a prominent %,
pOintment which had been rendered him
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w. w. WILSON, of Mas achusetts, has beer
appointed Chief of the Division of Loans in the
Office of the United States Treasurer.
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DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICRR-A telegram
was received at the Navy department this
morning from the commandment of the Peneac )la
(Florida) navy yard, announcing the death at
that place this morning OF Lieut. VIM. T. Buck,
OF apoplexy.
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TREASURER SPINNER to-day designated
WIN. Behrend to act as chief clerk of the Treas
urer's Office until a successor to Mr.. Glllfillan
shall have been appointed.
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MASTER E. ii. TAUNT has been ordered TO
temporary duty on board the receiving ship
New Hampshire, preparatory to being ordered
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POSTMASTER GENERAL JEWELL is not ex
pected TO assume his new duties until the LIST
Sepfember.
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THE AWARD of national bank note currency
received to-day for redemption was 500, 200.
The total received TO date aggregates So 31 ,O72
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EV ENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvRNUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s21S.257.65.
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ARMY ORD1Rs.-On the Recommendation nj
the chief OF engineers, the following named Of
ncers Of the corps OF engineers, in addition 10
their present duties. are assigned as follows
Major VIM. Il. Merrill a. engineer of the iith
lighthouse district; Major Charles r. Suter As
engineer OF the 18th lighthouse district. Major
ID. Y. Rodgers, chief Qusrtermaster of the de-
Partment o. the gulf, on being relieved, will
proceed TO Washington to settle his accounts
EIst Lieut.. Allyn Capron, LIST artillery is or
oerea 70 report to the chief signal officer Of the
The following named officers are relieved from
uuty at the military academy, West Point, to
,aAe erect August 81, 1sI4:-Capt John r.
McGinnes, ordnance department.; First lie NJ
James W. Reilly, ordnance department; First
Lieut. John Q. Mailery, corps of engineers;
Lent r. ID. Totten, LIST artillery; First Lieut.
M;r. p reynolds, ir, ist artillery; First Lieut.
John r story, lr., 4th artillery. The artillery
ofheers thus relieved are ordered TO their rs-
spscuve commands. Capt. McGinness is as
signed 70 the Watertown arsenal; Lent REILLY
vii report to the chief OF ordnance, and I.ien2
Mallory to the chief Of engineers.
The following named officers are ordered IN
report In person on the 18th Of August. 1874 To
the superintendent Of the military academy At
west Point for assignment to duty Capt. AL
fred Mordecai, ordnance department.: First
Lieut.. .. ID. q. knight, corps Of engineers: Sec.
ond Lieut.. @. w. Larned, It'll cavalry: Second
Lieut.. W. Il. Birkheimer, Sd artillery: Second
Lieut.. George i. Bacon, 18th infantry.
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GIN. DANIEL c. MCCoLLUM, United States
engineer corps, has gone to Europe with his
family for ears tour.
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SECRETARY robson left the city last night
for Philadelphia, en- route for Rye Beach, New
Hampshire.
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The NAVAL REGISTER for 1874 will be is
ued by the Navy department this week.