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Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
Annual Bible Meeting.

The 68tn annual meeting Of the Del
aware State Bible Society will be held
in the First Presbyterian Church, Will.
mingtoD, Del, on Thursday afternoon,
October 7, at 3 3o'clock, and evening al
7. 80 O'Clock. Address by Rev. G. W.
Miller, Of Grace Church and Rev. G.. W.
Dubois, D. D., Of the Episcopal Church
at 7.3O p. m. THos. F. PLUMMER,
Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
Commissionor or smisn's Hearings

Testimony for the defense in the
case Of Swami, Clark and Co., vs.. H. C.
Robinson, assignee for Thomas J.
Graves, bankrupt, was concluded. yes.
terday, before United States Commis-
sioner Smith and argument will bs
brought at the coming term Of the U. s
Circuit Court.
This morning Jacob Leavy Of Dover,
was given a hearing before the Commits
Sioner on the charge ofselling liquor by
the quart; in Dover, without a license.
He was held in the sum OF 94O0 to an
swer the charge at court.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
the Circus.

Cooper, Bailey & Company's Gres
London Circus and Sanger's Roya
British Menagsrie will exhibit in thi,
city next Thursday. The psrformanc,
will be very amusing and interesting
The menageris has been selected with
grea: care, at an enormous expenditure
Of money, and will we'll repay those VIII,
are fortunate enough to examine it
The performance will be given at 2 snt
7.3O o'clock. Admission SO cents; chill
dren under 3 years 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
A sudden Desth.

The Coroner held an Inquest this
morning upon the body OF Morris Ma
ger, an old resident of Riddles Be nks.
who got up this morning, ard, bein {
seized with hsmorrhage, died n finss !,
minutes. He was 90 years old.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
= CRRd.''

We are daily receiving our ne Fal
styles Of paper hangings and window
shades. (They are just lovely.) W.
are making specially Of e ne papers and
fine work. By our relation with one oI
the leading manufacturers OF New YorR
We can offer great Inducements. Parties
who have shoped in Philadelphia and
elsewhere, return to us and say, "your
assol tment is unsurpassed" We court
an inspection. BALL & ANDERSON.
bll Market St., opposite City Hall.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
Tomb stones sor v.,....

y. A. Smith Post, g. A. R., has a com
mlttee on tombstones for dad soldiers
reople in Wilm 'ngton whose friends
we're In the war and sleep in unmarked
ground should call on Daniel Ross, No
ll6 Market street, who acts Tor th.
committee. By act Of Congress tomb.
81 stones are provided free to all dead
Union veterans.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
Am Aged Lady Crushed 20 Deas,

Shortly af.er ten O'Clock Thursday
morning an old lady aged apparently
about seventy years, was run over and
almost instantly killed by q large
double express wagon at Third and
Market streets, Philadelphia. The wo.
man attempted to cross Market street,
and had just stepped from the curb
when the wagon, which was moving at
a moderate speed, turned into Third
street, the wheels Of which knocked
her down and passed over her chest.
Her name could not be ascertained.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
New ROaa in Rrnanaes

IT. Is quite likely that Milford viii
have q. A. r. post at an early day
Asst. Adj. Gen. W. 8. MoNair made q
proposition that q post be organized al
that place while attending General A.
I. A. Torbsrt's funeral and It was re.
eeived with favor.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
Coun,erfetter Arres,ed.

Clarke Record, livery stable k"apel
Of Portland, Me-, Was arrested on Tues
day night for passing counterfeit mon
ey. He said the money was obtained
from William R. Cord, Of German,
Cord was arrested vetsrdsy and ssid
he had bought 1880 worth Of counter.
fsits" fr $50 hundred, and sold Re-
cord "$l00 worth" Horace E. W hite,
of Windham, the seller, was arres ted
last evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
DmguerPeOtypise,

Mr.. J. Beerwald having juJt estab
ished his business and residence in
Wilmington, is comparative stranger,
but he is No stranger to his art. He ia
q & st-cl lss photographer, sni proposes
to make good york at 'ow pr ces. His
studio is at 307 Marke! street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
M. l. LICHTENSrEIN,
t226 MARKET ST.
LOTTERIES.

TAKE CE-POSTMASTERS AMI
THE PUBLIC will take notice that the re
cent order Of the Postmaster General exclud
ing from the mails, does NOT apply to the
Louisiana State Lottery, and that letter.
will be registered and money orders issded Il
this company rs heretofore.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TU
WIN A FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND
DISTRIBUTION. GLASS TX AT NEW OR.
LEANS, ,TU UESDAY, OCTOBER Il 1880
l25th MONTHLY DRAWING.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY on
This institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature Of the State for Education
al and Charitable purposes, in 1858, FOR
THE TERM OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
10 which the inviolable faith OF the State Is
pledged, which pledge has been renewed by
an overwhelming popular vote, securing It's
franchise In the new constitution adopted De-
cember and, A. D., 1879, with q capital OF
q, ,0O0, 900, to which II has since added O 70
serve fund Of over s360,0O0.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRI-
BUTTONS will take placel monthly on the
second Tuesday. II never scales or posfpoues.
Look OF the following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
loo, 90 TICKETS AT TWO DOL'RS EACH.
HAI ETUICK Avy4l DNJE nfhTIAD
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
EOnG MaahAM.

Thomas Sanders, q tolorcd lad living
In AcDowellV.lle, had his foot mashed
by being run over by q cart at Fifth
and Madison streets last evening. DR..
Blocksom attended 10 his injury and
kindly took him home in his carriage
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
Sunday school Re.openirx.

The Mission bible school Of the Della
ware Avenue Baptist church, at Nc
Dow elville, will be re.opened to-mor
row morning at nine o'clock. A full
attendance of the teachers is requested.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

1857 Prizes amounting 10. .....,,...... SllO, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points to whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for fur.
ther information, or send orders by express or
In Registered Letter or Money Order by
mail, addressed only To
NJ. A. DAUPAiN, New Orleans, La.
or same person at
No. $40 Broadway. New York.
All eur Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management OF
GENERALS O. T. BEAUREHARD. and
JIIBAL A. EARLY.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
1fn ROOnn@.

James F. Wood & Co, of this city,
haye been awarded the contract to
place a tin roof on the large store house
Of W. Z Garrett & Sons, at the Snuff
mills, at Ycrklyu, Christiana Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
More AsnAlll. E.Ox.

The three year old son Of Mrs. Owen
McCloskey, residing at No. % Klund
street was removed 10 the small -pcx
hospital yesterday, having been found
TO be suffering from q we'll developed
case Of smallpox.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
Manu Badly sIashea.

Thomas Wier, a lad working q,
Harlan L Hollings sworth's had his hand
badly injured by q small circular saw
to-day. It was almost amputatsd. Dr..
Blooksom dressed the wound.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
AnIncraanlnn eircnIktior. .

The circulation Of tie Daily REpuB
IrCAN is now extending rapidly into the
thousands. A carrier, last week, cold
l400 copies Of the RFPrBLIcAN, whilst
he only disposed Of 400 copisI of two
cant afternoon pal or.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
Magistrate Coles Court.

Last evening John Tulley was ar.
raigned before Magistrate Cole, on the
charge Of assaultipg John Dallas. A
fine OF two dollars and costs was i'm.
posed.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
OPXmnist.

Prot. Kurtz has been engaged rs
organist by tie Second Baptist church.
The position of organist at the Hanover
church is still open.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

'TLOCKS.
~ Oneday, eight-day, striking, not stnk
ing, alarm clscks, suitable for every room IL
the house.
Outer circle, northwest from the center.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
v,reme ems Serepf""

The Ba,hlehem bsnu ,sndersa
the visiting hremen .,e,ds ss, @'
TlsV"siS1p The band play. we'll and I'd e.ss 1~d
sreby rendered for ths'' 6 n
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

The brig Ellen c., with 9 cargo Of
coal, ran ashore on Negro Island, N. s.,
on the night Of the 2Sth ult., and became
q total wreck. No lives we're lost.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

TNABl .E-LINEN.
J. Damask sets, table cloths with nap kins
Il match, have arrived. Sizes, . yards to I
yards long; prices rom $o.ou 70 10000 per set.
square entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
TNOW ELS

THOWELS.
J. Plain. bieached huckaback, large heavy
all linen, 70 cents.
Danask, very large, fair quality. oclorOd
border, all-linen, 20 cents.
French embroidered, tine damask, fast col.
ars, very large and rich, IL 80 and Sl.76 each.
Outer circle, a. the Oity-hall-square en-.
trance. JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
FIFTH EOIrIoI
-'AoAhD RAILRS1Srl

'AoAD N
mas the P. r. R.s.e.,,. ..
p. p,,,'. ..s =. ", ,4s.,' ''A|
morning o,I contains IL. ItsSSid' ts'',
esting item: "' believing
M III va, was ramOrsi at Wa, -.
ma may tne Pennsylyapin, KY y Chester n
ala aS q tD1ilui%srs innIus Railroad' *. wll
dividend" eN"'antse Ola NJ
This is the subs,s,,. l
which has been ourrsu, su,' o. o. Al
back, and which has moro 'S' 50 sS1
hsd some slight iOuDSs,,,'l 's 'llI
seem seems but little however a's,on, ~ n.
srnth a. Of the rumOr at M ,bia " icon. cong
considerable trouble Ssl'CAsI and
ascertain 70 what foundation sap1 ~
for the publication Of i',b W.. 'As'
question, and sought in,o,sal sss a,| ,,
sources both in Wilmina,oO,nu ua'la y
delphia. Nothing oo1lS S%n and
that indicated the ''Rsoo,us,.oSs %
be any, thing more than vb., !, Y J
ted to be--a mere rumor mail
One Of the Wilmington dj,.,,I
he had beard Of no neSoti.,ise oI uisee'a
to the lease Of the road i'I' sDS y
think that any were undo, a1 ne -
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
MARRIAGRH

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON tbs aoth
u'umo. by Rev. W. q obinson Xix
welsh street, b ster, Pa. M. Thomas q
Mentgomer to Miss Rebec,a +. White.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

r INENS.
IL Tbsre is no stock In PhilaLelphia equsl
either In variety or extent We are selling
closer than ever; nobody 10 near rs.
Outer and next outer circle, west iron the
centre. JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

NROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS.
~ WehAve 90 very great variety, so nearly
everything that We venture 10 say We have
whatever you want.
We think 1t good policy TO discard alto.
gether current prices, and TO sell as We can
afford. You VIII be surprised TO 300 what you
can get TOR few deliars.
Northwest corner Of the building; space Of
5000 square feet.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
i DRY aO0 iSs.
ar JOHN WANAMAKER'A I3th
AND MARKET AN ID OHEsTNUT
HEREEIS, PAILADA.
VYMBRELLAS.

TMBRELLAS.
" Hundreds Of sorts from American, Nm
glish and French makers.
East oil the Chestnut street entrance; also
at the east Market street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
NURNITURE,

GNU URNlTURE.
Il We are partly ready. We have not
room enough to keep everything In furniture
but intend to have the best OF such as Is most
called for here, viz, elegant and substantlai
In the gallery, rom Market street 10 the
CITY Hall.square entrance. Enter by either
Of the four stairways in that quarter Of tho
building, or from the Upholstery gallery.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
DEAIHS.

NC EE Al Riddles Banks, October znd
M'Iln N, ca, In the eotl var ol ~ egs
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
Lunch

Lunch.
A blackbird lunch will bs served this
evening at Fl. Feldneier's, (Felton
House, corner Second and Walnut Sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02
FREIaHT LIN ES.
IMPORTANT To ALL INTEREsrED

BALTIMORE, MD. "a
aLoLn 10 years experience In hospital ano
special practice guarantees cure In ali dis.
SaS9s Wn%s o. me URINARY ORGANS, MEX
,yDtE;,, NDES AND SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
TToonphNAL ~. !, 1 EMISSIONS, ,IMPOTENCY
WE SWptI,g1uua n gexuai power) ETC.. 9ONORRHE On
sn,ad ILLS. =, -. recently contracted, positively
cured eaI N from to 10 days. Medicines sent 10
Tor reply. W "i'' eh'ioS'nH olamp
III ~ Ns special remedy lOr I.adie suf,eripa
W. suAarue& b wy
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

ITPHOLSTERY.
" Our work is already 30 well known that
within two years from the beginning we have
the largest trade in tho city. 1t embraces
every grade from the very plainest Of substan
tial work,
In the galleries at the Market street front /;
stairway at the outer circle north from The
centre; entrance also from tho Furniture and
Carpet galleries.
JOHN WANAMkKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

TA8LE.LINEN.
J. German table linen 70 cents yard.
Napkins to match, sise "A inches, "a o doz
Next outer circle, west from the center.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

WANTED a FURNISHED hUyNs
W for lRht housekeeping AddT a,
WIN , Terms, Housekeeper, RSPUBI 1cAv fiji g
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

w ANTED.- A GIRLFOR GENERAL
" lous work at 806 Shipley st. lO2f4t
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

EOR SAi,E.-1HE HOUD WILL AM
nx,ures OF cigar store and boardirt
house. Inquire 2O7 W Eighth 81. i92ilt
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

Wy krED AT ONCE ONE COOL
wv pa torn m aker at BE IS MACH I'M
CO., Tenth Ward, Whining or, Lei. 1O2
Daily Republican., 1880-10-02

OST.-oN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
- 20, on ths road between Wllminpt1I
and New ort, red COW with white lace anr
one nip down. liberal reward will BE- pai(
to any person leaving Information .t he
whsrea bouts with J. II. Gould, in tte BE
cond street market. 1os+m
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, sept. ~. lSSO.
Secretary Sherman will leave Tor OniO Thursday
The Secretary of The Treasury to-day Instructed AS
sstqut United States Treasurer Hihouse to purchase
$1,000 600 United States bonds for the sinking fund
Althou-h the matter has been considered by the Sec
retary The Treasury has not yet been decided whom
TO appont a successor Steamboat Inspector Kirby.
ot New-YOrk " no has rendered his resignation There
are many Applications for The place
statement the Domestic Money Order transactions
of the Post Ocs Department or the fiscal year ended
June 30 1880 has JUS zen COMPLETED y shows that
during the year 240337 orders Tor SloO,3o5Slo were
issued against IS 254 461 for the previous fiscal year
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has issucd a
circular the suspension OF the issue OF check
and propn tary stamps from October Ii 10 October %,
1880. From October % hese stamps VIII bo issued
nom tue OGce OF Internal Revenue instead OF from
New-Yolk
TIE statue of Admiral Faragut, by MIS- Winnie ReaIn
Hoxe, which has been successfully east al the Washing
ton Navy Yard was to-day placed IN position in Far
raCut square. 1t has been covered with sail cloth to
await the decision of the Naval authorities as 10 the
date of the unveiling ceremonies
According 10 the statement OF NJ Nimmo Chief OF the
Bureau statistics, the o. exports OF mercnan-
disc over imports stated specie values Amounted to
S167 O96 377 the twelve months ended August 81
IssO For period 1S7S-'79 the amount was
S2G Y53 525 The excess OF Imports OF specie Tor me
twelve Ii onUns ended August 81 was $7945943l. In
the pondng period of lS7S-'79 Il WAS S915,43l
The Controller of the Currency has declared dfvi-
dend CT 20 per in favor OF the creditors Of the FIRST
National Bank of Newark n. ]. seveniy-hve per cont
has already paid creditors of the First National
Bs. of Brat eboro' Vt aud 90 per cegt 10 creditors
of the FIRST National Bank OF Meadvnle Pchn whIch
only National banks mat nave Jailed during the
present year.
The Of the Interior there s no obsrnc'
ton carrying the provisions Of the Ute agreement
into immediate effect except the fact that The season is
so far advanced that the snow would PROBABLY interfere
| with surveys and with the moving ana settle
ment Of tie Utes before spring Nothing has been
heard the Department about the surrender OF he
Meeker muderers but tne portion o tDe cash payment
under the treaty tue White River Utes Will not be
pald until they surrendered.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
THE EPISCOPAL, CONVENTION.

The annual convention of the Protestant Episco- G.,
pal Church i'm this diocese began yesterday nj ST.
Johns Chapel The morning was devoted To
religious services. The sermon was preached by
the Rev. james laughton, OF lonkers In tnc
Bishop Potter presiding. The Rev. Dr. Elgen l'r0dt
was elected secretary, and the Rev. Edward De
Lancey treasurer. The roll showed that heNchty-
one parishes were represented and that lOl clergy
men and lao lay delegates were present. Among
the lay delegates present were fnnilton flsh
Richard lathcrs. samuel B. Ruggles Erastus
Brooks john j. Cisco Elhridge T. Gerry. Fred
erick De Peystcr, James Emoit, and ". II. Peek
NAM resolution WAS passed. extending the hos
pitalies of the convention TO Bishop hlpp; 0i Can,
fomia. Bsnop Seymour. of Springfield. ILL.,, aud
Bishop Perry. ot Iowa. who were present. IN,
Church OF the Beloved Disciple, IN this city, ANA
Grace Church. at City Island. NestoheSter
County,. wore admitted to The convention.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
DECISiONS-S SEPT. 90.

Supreme Court Chamb@s-By judge Lawrence -
Ferris Dentsch.-See mri0ranirm fnckeI agl bo-s.
-EXplauaOn desired. Boihcftoh HBt brolhcIton.,9"S
Mace, etc, agi Garter. dr az
september 1850. verified COn aei Sli
bcstoncI waiting for the ot tie person propose
guardian Tobin agt. Giis. Motion kianteh WIN
wish 70 see counsel the matter 0 MOnathMoion ganld
samson agt. Kng.-Gr'ncd. Eddy sgI sweeney y'-oru"r
granted >,
Superior Conrf-SyccaI Term-IV judge Russell
Tie NTH BANK cf the Cy Of NewY Yors AFT Page
"a al. No samr. No. Same ag same NO > :;
Fame agt same. No. same ag same, No .; same w
D--Noous gratct and orders tgne'l 'foih-
schmid agt Gofschmidf-Dccrro signed Palmer et a. as
the Great Western Insurance Company. order sfne, .
JuIgc Van Nnre.-Ihurman et a. aEi inc Iiahk Oh
British NOfih America Rrmiitiur Ned Judgn.ht aIhint
(IrSev ng'. Nii1r et SCHNEIDER ag Btu-1an olu'is
ofii,connuancc. Guiman ast smith Otdef siguci Man
chester ~. Kendall i-Ordcr continuing AcuOi. van
Relief o. IL specialize Aged, cic
cic Patrick MnThy, etc order appointing Andre" o.
Cut. reCevei. Rhi bruch aSL Daile et d-Ordef sy
tied Fauimcr dgt GRE n.--DrGcr siRnot.
Common PitfS-t NUMBERS -by Judge y. +. DAY.
Koch etc. Keller Motion denied without COSTS IN
maitcrO of the petition Of DavS eicA Appcau0n ds
Proceeding dismissed without Lyons
Discharge rranieL Ludwig, etc. art unseiih-Mouon DC
nicd In the matter Oi The application 0 king Application
granted. lsCScn another apOthlcu
accounting Of GRAY ctc.-HcpOrt confirmed decree.
JndRo Van srunt.-Or agi. Oriung.Order signed
Marine Court enfY0t Term - Dy Judge McAdan,
Goepp ana Daw.s.-Beidng at. LocGhart-Judgment AZ
C4a1abcrs-IIv Judge Adam-Cchen samuels Beebe
act. Bowe; Pfefer agt Ringes Wiener AIT ffeiy Con
stable ara Howe Welsh Wohlers Tobacco ieaf Com
pauy Appleby TOm-on agt fcDing Dlopenbeck aH|
Drkom.-Deci-.0ns filed lIyams t. Sones-P oeeeGings
dismissed. Mimgam act. Ehes.-Ordcr modified. CrOrey
agi Little Rink Auglone Hams a2t Babr; Dart a9
BOland OppcnA III agt QuosDarth olitn
Hogan Farley Roberts Motions granted tiDert
Dossy agt Tyng-Deauits Brown aet sieeimanh Arrest
Fiero a.t JacksOn.-MUtion dcnioi
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
RrfLEsH0O1ING IN NhW-JERSEY

CAMDEN, n. j., Sept. 29.-The fall prize
shootny meeting erdy The best scores out OF
possible thirty five, in Everybody's match. at $50
yards, were as slows: W. NJ Farrow and Dr.. l.. D.
Shakespeare, thiriytSo each b. H. Lynch, Joseph II.
urIoughs and NJ. Prce, thiryone each j. Price, H. o.
Booz and L. Thomas thirty each; ii. NJ Anderson and
g. b. Dixon. twenty nine each; A. BOoz twenty -eight
W. e. Crauncr tScnty-seven. IL the Ballard mach, at
200 yards, Dr L.. o. Shakespeare ana W. NJ fhfrow
eacn scored fOrtyhye of possible nifty. and Joseph
H. Burroughs fOrtyye. In the lIuniers match. al 500
Yards. out OF possible twenty-five, Dr. Shakespeare.
N Price, l.. Thomas, B. B. Lynch and J. H. Burroughs
eacn twen,ynve. There were high winds during
tue first lWo matches.
Today The second day Of Fall prize meeting. In
she short patch AT 200 yards the following were
the best scores a possible thirty fye W. Far
row. SO first prize) Joseph Price 81 tsecond przel
Thomas I0h Joseph II. Burroughs each 81 In the
Ballard match ". NJ FarTow aud James III. Burroughs
scored 46 each w. ID. Fouke 49, Dr.. f. o. Shakespeare
Al aud q. Ii. Dixon and Il. B. Lynch az each. Tho
Hunters Mach, second and last competition, Will be
continued Thursday The at the close to-day
stood: L. Thomas, b. b. Lyncn, Il. o. Shakespeare and
Joseph II. Burroughs. 25 eacb out OF possible 25
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsuINGTOy Sept. 29.-Lieutenant Wright
haa been ordered To Naval Academy, and Ensign
F skc 10 the Colorado. Commander Kane is detached
r on the Naval Observatory and ordered TO the Naval
Academy.
Lieutenant George G. Clay has been granted one years
leave Of absencc Lieutenant Isaac j. Yates is ordered
10 proceed home and await orders; Master William c.
Babcock Is ordered LONE from Europe; Assistani-Sur
econ John Guieras has been relieved from duiy at
ST. Louis and ordered TO report at NewOrleans, La.
The flagship Richmond was at Yokohama Septcm-
her g. Tie AshuelOt at TientsIn, China. and the
Monocacy was Chefoo China. The Alert left Yoko
hama September for ChefOO. The Palos at kOoe.
The Swntara arrived at Yokohama the 2Sth Of
August The health OF the squadron, generally speak
Ing, Is reported as being exc lent.
The TalapOOsi IL at Portsmouth, " H. The United
States trainingship Constitution arrived on Yorktown
Va September %.