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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-11
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mii1en = bic @elunbbstts1adbliAtsit bss
Iabafrauhes neuerlidb ertpie1en baben.
Die er ten Opfer, uelde itd Die gSiTen,
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9ebSrten benz GeIhle&te ber 5Itner an.
u Naabenblt& entnaem man ndmld einen
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ibn in einen abssidlohen Raum, In mel.
dem bic san3e Nadt ttnturh cine fleins
Sauntitat crcindren Iabais auf elmer
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fem &auH,immer bate Der 5abn bte gan,
se Na&t su,utrinssn. @leth,atis .is6
man etnen aneern 6atn berlelbsn Naee
uno tefelben Mlters bel 1einsn 5ltnern,
bic an ;3atl jen.r bes Griteren slei& wa.
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bic feds 6ennen bes eriten 5abass As 81.
er sele8t, unter benen Ht 16 leere befan>
BEN; BON 80 ausgefroHenen Rlhlsen
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,u @runee. Bon ben giern, bic BON ben
5snnen bes 3wsiten 5abnes eelest wurben
waren. tam ierod auf bas Dubsnb nur
etn lesres un5 pun 32 Rl&len itarben
Bios pier. Mqe eiels 6ubner befanben lh
3ulammen in bemlelben 5efe - isne bes
osm 5abatrande ausSeiebten 5abnss pa.
rem bur4 einen am Tube anssbunbensn
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ten bisielbe pFe9e uno Nabruns unb ma.
rem In btrielben 5ibneritsise unterse.
braht. Ddbrenb bic 5ltner BON bem
tn 6rsiteit befnpliGen 6abne frila unb
seluno ausfaben, ianeen bic anbsrsn an
@rDbe uns @swidt mad uno ermangelten
Der 8raft une esbensieteit iowie Der Glat.
te unb ees @lan,es bes @sfeeers. Der
Satn. rsl&er ben nicotinbaltisen 3au4e.
runsen reselmabis ausssiebt wurbe. Der.
lor, na@bem bies gsrfabrsn bxr4 tinsn
pollen Mcnat NIT itm bsobaHtet worten
mar, feline san3e QeSsnbisleit, lief ilh BON
feinem @efdtrten i'm 5i9nerbOie mibban.
beln unb lebte fiir fh in elmer Gde, ppn
istnen 6snnen perl&mabt. NsbnliHe Ser.
lu&e srsabsn 3u uieberbulttn Walsn une
NIT peri&iepenen Sbisrsn pors. .nmmsn,
aets bic Slei&sn Nelultate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-11

Was mirtlid gut 1T, lit ME gu tbeuer'
Webi5inem, pelde gu einem nieorieen
Yreiie ausebcten Uereen uno oeren An.
5eise meiitens an baS SparIpitem appel.
lirt, lino troe ibres tiliscn Yreilcs ,u
tbeuer, pa pieielben oft, aniatt @eluno
bet ~ brinsen. bas 1eioen psritlimmerm.
9altet Gub an Elm uncertainties Uiittel,
wenn eS fd UNI bic Diebererlarauma
Gner @eiunbbeit baneelt. Als elm lcldeS
iannen mir Or. Aug. 8snis's 9ambur.
ger zrcpfen anf's Bette empieblem. Oa.
nit Sbr nidt burh iAdoliAe Natabmun.
gen tetrrSen rperbet, rotben mir Gu1 aenau
auf bic untendrift ucn u. Ycseler $50.
gu adten, cbne welde feime dht linb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-11

Brnnnens 3 Bobrnneen, sac
AUDI burd 6elien, perben BON &arl 6.
&reii4 bierielbit ausSefabrt.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-11


- Stir bic Barrier NuSiteluns. Das
Wisner WiRblatt n6lOb" nemt folsenoe
@esenltSnbe, nit lpelden mebrere euro
pail9e Staaten bic Yariler slustelluus
bel4iden werben. SIS ienoet:
Seiterrei4: Gin seneimiames S9ue=
3ellbauS.
Dentldtanb Ginen Sdmcllrinfel
fiir aan5lerfriien nit GomIcrt einseri9tet
Hublano anudenbaus.
2iirfei: 9fenaiiIanceprcben auf Sano.
Sranfreid: Sine 1itfaS idule nit al
lerlei Nnidlisen.
OtarpccU;: Gin &artenbaus.
Serbien Sin bcmtenfeltsS Yliedea
bimterm Sfen.
@riedenlanp: Sin 9dnperfreher.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-11
Der Bru1 int Trciunurer: 8unb.

SIN Greimeurer. Bunbe III :in Shisma
auss.brOasn, bsRsn GUlsen nod taun'
atsultten isin burften. DIR ,1riansel"
ttetlt lsinen esiern NIT. beb Der srobe
Maurerbunb, wie ct nod bis Dor wenisen
1asen iiter a(le eisiltRrtea Qanbtr I'D
ausbreitete, rubenb anf Der breiten @runb-
Iase bee 5umanttats. Yrin,ipss uno Der
Dulbuns psr1&isbensr Mnil4ten, ni&i
metr srifirs. ugr if sefprenst worosn
IN bic Sslle bss Bunpes. Der f6 BE-
snists, In fs!nen @ltepsrn nur re6tli6s
Wdnner au Serlansen, bic isoes anesrsn
Ntannes Msinuns su aht,n senetst ma
rtn, aber ssmsiniam am Osrfe Der Selbt.
srienntuib uno gsrsoluns 3u arbeiten &C.
willt paren, bat man am Mussansspunfl
Der mobtrnen 6reimaueret. in Gnslanb,
Der Nation IN Der alien BELT, uslte be
msifsn Maursr 3Gblt, .eine bssrsn,te, it.
bem iort1hrittliAen @ebanfsn tinbli&s
Sstte selest." F" 4
Der @ro6orisnt BON 6rantreih tatts
in 1etner Sibuns BON 1876 ben Nrtifel
itiner Contribution abseauoert une i9n sc.
faltet pis folst: @
,Tr.imaursrei, eint Ssftitution Der psi
tanttrupie, pbiloioptie une Dem Sort
fdritt sepipm.t. bat ~ ttrem 3ued pas
Sahen mad @abrteit, bas Stuoium al
semeinsr IoraIitdt, Der 2unf unb Wif-
lenlhaften unb biz ausltuns ber Dobl.
ttdtisleit. SIRE BaRs III alssmsine @s,
wifens Trstteit unb Nsnlhsn ginteit,
anb ibr Datrisrudb Grttbeit. @lei&teiI
unb Briterlihfeit. Sie betrodstst 0epil
lensfrsitsit ale bas psriSnli&e ReGt einsa
jeben Wannes unb 1hlisBt Nismanten tpe.
Aen leines @laubens aus".
SIM Mdr3 bieIes Sabrss btslt bic 8roB.
lose pon gnslanb cine Beriammlung, 3u
ber R& 700 Manrer sinssiunbsn batten,
psrwarf sinltmmis ubisen Mrtifsl bta
@rob. Srisnts son Granlrei& uno bsIhlo6:
DAT bic Stublmsiaer olsr Qpgsn, BIZ
unter Der Groelose son Gnslanb laeben,
bistmit anstmtsien wsresn, tsinsn frsmbsu
Brnser aIs Dsiadbsnbsn ,u,ulaNen. pbne
ba6 H& srasns Semanb fur ibn ssrblrsi
babe, ueer ra6 er iein Gsrtifieat 3eise, ta6
tr In Wemdetst bss alien slituals unit
Der Gsrsmonien In cine aose sinssfibri
wuree. bic RH ~ benz 0lanbsn an ben
>. .0roeen Gaumsiler tss llniperIums''
telennt. unb ,weitens. tab u nitt suse-
laftn wsrbsn foue, ubns sae Ct fslbR
ansritnue, sae tisisr Slaube cine taupt.
iadliGae Qanomarf b:eiss Orosns fei".
Ter .,arianssl" fdat bin,u: so mare
tenn ttr DruH im Wauysr6uns oNsae.
fproden. Nbr ni&t bon ben tclsrauten
unb bulpfamsn Gran,oIsn, ionbern BON
ben arensslanbissn. tsin Sofa poa itrsn
@lautensbcsmsn atpsidsnorn gngldn
bern, benen ete 3uiammsnssbSrislsit BEE
Bunoss Ntbtnfahs IN, psnn as niti aui
ptrolttten, NIT BEN @siRe bee 10. Satr.
bunberts In Wtptviprud nsbsnbsn Mn14
ten As1ihert wtresn fann
,,Gter es III ptstlsi6t b,6,r 10. Dit
inbiaerste une unbruoerlde 5anblunas
weiit bsr enslilhen Dlaurer wirb m6ali,
der Deiie bic Bernnlaauua werpen. pab
Der altsn Maurrsi elm frifh.s unb sblsrss
9sib entiprinst, oas niht ourh psraltste
irapitiomsn In ieinsr Qusbreituaa une
isssnsrethsn gntialtuna gebinoert mirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-11
Gudb eine 5abofslleu.r. Sri

- Gu& cine aabatsasusr. Bd Der
1Ataiftsusr. Dsbatte prupujirts Elm Retds
tasSmitslisp iSnsa In snssrsn &rtils Elm
vrsbuet be 1srIinsr Dibss aus Der 3sit
BON lS4s. no baS RasAen asf esn @tra.
fen Der Sauptflaet Rrens perbotsn mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-11

- Sn ben lebten bier Wo1en beliei lid,
bic Ginfubr IN 9fem> Ycrf auf % Otilios
nen 0caars sesem 31a Wiiaipnen in ben
slei6en Wod.n peS prriSen SabreS. Die
NuSfubr aber tetrus in pieien 8pden
nidt peniSer ais s296S9,844 seseu
$1177, ,49l im slei6en 3eitraume peS
porisen Sabres. Eroe bieier Webraus>
iubr pon ~ Millionen mb Weinisereinz
iubr 9 Willicnen, alp BON 1S Witlicncn
;u sunieren 0uniten, muroen i'm Wouat
Wedrs $2.331 COS in Sob naa europa
peri4iift, ippDcn 81 ,S38,717 in Der leeten
@che.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07
gl .ssli.sI a.AM lm M sEeNleo

sfastissi a.aw sm New Mexseo
 In consequence of moo law in lAa- coln county che aid of tho military have been invoked to set the bind eyed goddess on her pins, in order that she may boise the scales of justice The President has adEaon- ished citizens of that county to be damned careful of what they do, and scatter to their several homes by r meredian of the 18th insunt Gen eral Sherman, in obedience to the proclamation, has cooked ais gun and says he will shoot on that day, at the prescribed hour, at lawlessness in New Mexico. Ne, too, as well as General Sherman, have had q mil ltary framing Ee belonged 10 the Tenth Regiment of Enrolled Missouri Militia, and think we comprehend the situation, and therefore advise the General to hold up his gun up, :" and allow Governor Wallace and the sheriff and his posse eomitatus fifty thousand men, if necessary, to 
 wrestIe with lawlessness in Lincoln county and go for the Indians that are murderiHg aud rObbing ciuzens of Grant county, in Wallaee's bali wick If Wallace is not sufficiently Atlantean to bear single county op his shoulders, he should resign, aud give place to Georgia major, who has more back bone, and able and willing to seourge lawlessness until it cries for quarter.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07

The MesilIa N. M Independent snubs the editor of the Grant County Herald for speaking of Judge Bristol as he Is. not as the two hundred and fifty signers of the petition, in Grant county, for his removal wlsbed him to be-pure and above reproaeh Had 1t not been for Cauon, AxteH, aud EIkins the Independent, of the 18th nit, would not have boasted chat Judge Bristol has remained on. the bench longer than any previous judge" Axtell was given q ticket of-leage from the further perform anee of the duties of Governor of New Mexico, and Gatron, at last was under the investigating. harrow. Rlkins has also fallen from his high estate, and now mingies in ' Washington as lobbyist.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07
combination. which

A combination, which is said amounts to 3 sale, has been effected between tbe Atehlson, Topeka { Santa Fe and Denver < Rio 6rande Railroads. The Santa Fe Sentinel premises that citizens of New Mexi- co will hear the fact with regret for the reason that "railroad building will cease in New Mexico at Las Vegas, " and that the Denver ( Rio Grande will switch of and run into he San Juan country. We hope and believe that the Seutinel's guess, that fhe A., T < S r. road will stop digging at Las Vegas, has no foun- dstion. But if It has, We will sub nit to the decree of the magnates aud build our hopes upon what the Southern Pacific will do For us. It may be that the Santa Fe editor para graph is in consequence of t sour stomach, engendeeed by tAe facs
 hat the change in the D R. c. leaves Santa Fe. out in the {. ld
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07

TRF xRfzoKa 8FLYFR EELT :s issufd sserg 75rsseg at olobs, Fiaal leRnty, 8fieead
 TERHS sF SEBSGR PTT08- one Ysar. Fear Eoslars SEr 33rfss. L.so Dotiars cad FJfgg tspfs 75rss Aeatss oae bes lSr and EJffy tssfs--f0re reri1ttg sn aa- g1TE.S OF dDFER zIsT46 sfssa upse ap- .55sB P6IgTING done Promptly and af Rsa- e5r1}is Prsc<s. as7resS.
 H4CKaEF r sf .H0hEKkdD Edifors.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07

The Legislature, at it's next ses- sion, should district the counties and require that supervisors should be elected by districts, and reside in the district they represent-thas pro tecting the weaker portions. As they are now elected, the most populous portions are liable to elect all the supervisors, and be deaf 10 the urgent necessities of the sections not i'm medIately represented
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07

peclal Inducements to essa l.uyers Give $ call heiore Pllrciaslns ei>eHnere-
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07

Change the eleeuon law so as to enable bona fde elazens to partici- pate in elections in less tban year after becoming residents of the Ter ritory. Many persons now here cah- not, under the present law, enjoy the privilege of voting at a general elee- aon before November, 1880.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07

We have seen t stated, but In what paper We cannot say, that the at tempted removal of the Warm Springs Indians to the San Carlos Reserva- tion was, :n part, a failure. That many of them skeddadled from the command, and are now at large in New Mexico
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07

Dodd, Brown < Co. of St. Louis, one of the heaviest wholesale dry goods houses in the Vest, have sus pended. Liabilities estimated at S1 ,500 GOO
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07

The Fitz John Porter case still arags its slow length along At last accouRts coansel were arguing the propriety of putting General Pope on the stand.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07

The yellow fever scourge in the South has been taken in hand by Jack Frost, and. consequently, has been withdrawn for the present spaSou
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07
Arizona Silver Belt.
raar.aaz. ss.en...sr ,. Ia.s.

Goodale, q Back Hslls stage rob Der and murderer, has been arrested in Iowa, and taken back for trial. The proof of his guilt is conclusive.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07

season.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07

All orders left uisb N A. WILSON, of the 1na of Mouiil, Keilner s Co. Globe, will bl promptly st.ended to
 Mr N ilsoI uill also keep 8 supply con- sfanty on hand sufficient for lll dsmaud
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07
Main St., Globe Arizona,
General Merchandise,

Grocefies. Proysio@s Liquors. Tobacco sad Cigars, Miners aad Pro<pectors' 0utiiss, Rplng and Pack Saddles, Blasting and Vulcan Powder Safety Fuss
 Mining Ilsplsmepss Dry esoo,ls Closhlsg Baos Shoes Hats Cups, Hardware. efc.
, 1878-09-19

THE s. S. Dakota, ii. e, Morse, Com 'dl
from San Francisco Sept. 10th. aud Vic
tOria, Sept. Nth. arrived at this port last
Saturday morning, she brought for this
port q 3l-lOO tons Of cargo; Tor Seattle,
l30 tons; for Tacoma, 80; and for Olympia
80 tons; and the following passengers fol
Port Townsend: l.. B. Hastings, wife
and daughter, ard 4 IN the steerage
ConsignecS: A. F. Learned. G.. c.
Bartlett, c. Ensembles, G.: W. Shattuck,
+. w. James, ii. PritChard, II. L. Blanch.
ard, JAS. Jones, John Fitzpatrick, j.
Smith, Jno. Brown, l.. b. Hastings, n
ID. Hill, Rotlschld Il Co., r. Douglass 4
Co,
, 1878-09-19
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

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, 1878-09-19

THROUGH the kindness of friends
Rev. S. A. Starr and wife were Ell.
abled to move into their new home
on Saturday, and began keeping
house in a pleasant manner. The
pastor and wife wish to return their
sincere thanks, and extend Icordi al
invitation to the congregation and
friends to visit them.
, 1878-09-19

One Of cur San Francisco ex
changes thinks that with her numer
GUS isms, sand lot agitators, labor or
ganizations, &C., the Bay State ha:
approached approximately to perpct
ual motion as far as internal turmoil
and political strife are concerned
Her government does seem to be in
a most unsettled state.
, 1878-09-19
Port Townsend Hospital.

The above institution having been placed
on Il permanent footing, as the United
States Hospital for Marine Patients on
Puget Sound, the proprietor takes pleasure
in announcing that no pains or expense
will be spared in ministerng to the com
fort and convenience of private patients,
This is the largest General Hospital north
of san Francisco, and by far the most com
plete in equipment. 1t has been Thoroughly
iehtted and refurnished Its general wards
have accommodations for about one hun
dred patients and are peculiarly adapted
for cases requiring the most careful treat
ment and constant supervision at limited
expense. Those who desire them will be
furnished with private rooms, entirely
separate and distinct, at a slight additional
cost
80 The attention OF Mill owners, and
those interested in shipping, IL called 10
the fact that seamen suffering from contu.
gious diseases will be treated outside the
Hospital without eXpense TO the vessel.
THOMAS Y. MINOR. NJ. D.,
"6-tf Managing Surgeon.
, 1878-09-19

REPORT has it that the old steamer
Eliza Anderson, now lying at OIym
pia, is to be overhauled and started
running again. What next?
, 1878-09-19

By request we publish to-day the pro-
cecdingS of one of the Democratic County
Conventions. 1t was omitted before ON
account of limited space. Our friends,
however, do not desire their light to be-
hid under a bu,hel." hut rather that all
should know that no acls of theirs were
performed in secret.
, 1878-09-19

THE large ship Barring Brothers
sailed into our harbor Monday eve.
ming last, and dropped anchor
She is said to be the largest ship
ever north of San Francisco.
, 1878-09-19

The Grand jury j. discharged and the
country is safe until next term Of Court,
80 remarked all 'auNiou, one" we we're
informed. lew days ago.
, 1878-09-19

Rev. Mr.. DAVIS viii conduct di.
vine service in Chimacum next Sun.
day, at II An
, 1878-09-19
u. S. Marine Hospital.
PORT TOWNSEND, w. n.

"A Hospital dues for two months prec ed
ing his application for admisSion,is entitled
to Hospital relief.
, 1878-09-19
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.


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Court orcucd at ! T., VI. PRESUMPTION.
j. K. Lewis. Chief Justice OF Wash. Ter,
ana Jud Gr OF the 3d judicial District pre-
siding; John Il. Allen, |. ;. Attorney;
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u'.t, '",,S"tTS I .n''"i =" Nano,' TI"''
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ny Sl'c ,pu'' WI ,,'t l,'IC VI ''c 5eIIltolS
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The New York herald., 1878-10-25
UNlVERSALISr CONVENTION.

PRoviDEScE, R. l., Oct "a, 1873
In the Universalist General Convention this morn
ing tho committee to whom at the last Conventop. ,.
was referred proposition to amend tho second 49,
in tho profession OF faith by substituting Qtword
"bring" for the word ''resorc," that = ssctIon
will read, "rhat there Is one God, whoa nature u
love, revealed IN one Lord Jesus Chriss, one Holy
Spirit of grace who viii nnal bring tho mole family
OF mankind holiness and hnppiusss," prtsd rec
omrne nd ng the change. The committee yDok the
ground tnat tho word 'srestore" apt to N>1vey
CaivInistic notion. After a long debate the 00rno
was rsjected-31 TO 25.
In tn,s afternoons session Henry d. Pierce OF
Massacn usctts, was appointed on the Committee
Lava Frederick 5. Boas aud George 9. Thomas, of
Penusylvania and Edward Il. Fellows, OF New YORK,
we're elected members oil tho Board OF Trustees
IL was decided 10 hold the next meeting Ia Minne-
apos, the Kew Dr. Chapin, OF Now York, TO be the
preacher.
Reports from various standing committees were
presented ana generally accepted. ~
The Universalist Historical Society held its annual
meeting, ana elected tbs Rev. Kicnard Eddy prss-
dent, Rev De +. J. sawyer secretary ana librarian,
and Rev. T.. Davis secretary.
Ihis evening there a large meeting In the First
Universalist Church. when the fsld and work OF the
Upiversast Church was discussed by Reprcsentative
BaIlou OF this State Ex-Governor Sidney Pernam, Of
Name: Rev. 4. II. Capen, of Massachusetts,; Rev. E.
1. Sweetser, OF New YORK, and the Rev. J. L. futile,
of Minnesota.
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
HONORED BY THE POPE.

FATHER GRACE FORMALLY INVESTED WITH THE
TITLE OF DOCTOR or DIVINITY.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
NEWPORT, r. l., Oct "a, 1878.
An imposing spectacle was witnessed ~ ST. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church tonight. the orders confer
ring the title OF Doctor OF Divinity Rev. Philip
Grace pastsr OF that church, being fully carried
by Bisnop Hendricken assisted by the Vicar General
Of the diocese and large number OF clergymsn. Tho
honor being the first Of the kind conferred by the
present Pope naturally drew together very large
audience. Previous to the ceremony
ciety OF young ladies, marx of
esteem ana In recognition Of his being the tDstru.
OF securing from the Pope personally tho title
TOR their pastor, presented the Bishop gold cnai-
ice Tho official order from the Pope road after
which the nonorsd priest made his confession OF
faith bended knees In front OF tho Bsh op, the
latter being seated under canopy specially arranged
Tor the occasion. The Bishop then presented him
with the cap and ring, and mxdo a few remarks, In
which he gave Pope's for honorlng him.
II Ter mis- great and intellectual OF
Scriptures and Tor MS commenda0le zeal IN the
great work wnicn no was engaged, and Tor tho
success which had crowned his laOors as pastor Of
church. The reading OF the ordor was listened
with interest," Tor tins WAS the hrst document o
the kind ever read 10 this State. A special pro.
gramms OF music was arranged tor tho occasion.
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
oRDxRs-CHANoIs IN THE LIGHTHOUSE SER

onDxss-cHANaIs IN THE LIGHTHOUSE SER
Lieutenant Edward w. Remey is ordered to duty al
tho HydroRraphic Office. Lieutenant. Lougnscker 10
ordered 10 duty 1t the Naval Observatory.
Chisi Engineer Harman Newell and Passed
Assistant Engineer Robert W. Migan ordered to
duty at tho Navy Yard, Norfolk. Passed Assistant
coas. survey. Acting Carpenter AIonzo q. Burroughs
is ordered 10 the Enterprise, at Now York. Passed
Assistant Engineer H. NJ Stevenson 10 detached from
the coast survey steamer Geducy and placed
ing orders Carpenter George W. Greene IL detached
from The Eptorprise and placed on waiting ORDERS
John r. Bartlett Is oruercd to duty IN the coast
survey. Assistant Pay master John X. Martin Is or
dersd to duty for instruction In tho Bureau oil Pro-
visions anu Clothing. Assistant Paymaster Frank
Puukst Is detached IRON ouiy charge of accounts
duty on board tho Passaic
LIGHT HOUSE SERVICE
Captain joseph S. Skerritt N ordered 10 duty a.
lighthouse inspector, first lighthouse district and
Commander Albert y Birker AS lighthouse inspector
oil the cightn lighthouse district lH
Commander Harry X. Pickering 10 detached from
duty inspector sf the nrst lighthouse district and
ordered to settle accounts; Commander I. N.
the E nth Lighthouse district anu ordered to set
tie accounts. Commander Henry L. Johnston 10 de-
tacned IRON the navy yard at Norfolk and ordered
the navy yard ~ Portsmsuth, N. II. Commander
Henry Erben 10 detached IRON the navy yard AZ Ports
mouth, N. H., and placed on waiting orders Mdship-
msn Sunson J. Brown and Elias \. Pond detached
from The utica schooIsh,p Jamestown and ordered
TO proceed nome and wait orders. Midsh pman Henry
@. Gearing detached from the Tuscarora
10 proceed home and walt orders Assistant Paymas-
provisons hIng ana ordered TO uuty charge
Of the accounts o the Monuk, Wyandotto and Alarm.