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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-12
ArOusing us Readers.

An alarm Of FIRE at midnight is a
startling thing, but not half so start
ling to many who herr ii as would be
the sudden knowledge Of their own
DANGEROUS physical condition. Thou.
SANDS Of thousands are h%urrying to
their graves because they are 0arelessly
Indifferent to the insidious inroads Of
disease and The means Of cure. 1t is
the mission of II. H. Warner & Co.
With their Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, to arouse men to a sens of thciI
danger and cure them. Il Memphi.
Appeal.
Sold wholesale by S. Mansfield (
Co., and w. N. Wilkerson & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-12

4afpers Magazine
New York and Boston, about 25C
years old, have respectively / 600 O(
and 100000 inhabitants. Chicago
made up her half million in little over
forty years. In New York and Bos,
ton one sees the graves Of eight gener.
atoms, and the relics Of colonial times
In Chicago Mr.. Gurdon s. Hubbard
is now living, an active man, IS wears
Of age land looking Coy, who came d
the spot when there were but two
houses there.
The site Of this great city. a favorite
one with the indians, was early visited
by some Of those splendid old pio
neers Of France in the New World
who have been made famous in this
generation by the pen Of that accom-
plished and genial historian, Mr.. Park
man. Old Pero Marquette was
there Ia 1873, aud returned in The
winter Of 1919. II was also
known to Joliet (for whom a town
not far off is now named) Hennepin.
and La Sale. The name is of Indian
origin, "%cheecaQua" meaning strong. 2
and being also the term for a kind of
wild onion found on the shore of the
lake in old days. The place is Grst
known to geography as the Fort
Checagon' ola French map published
toward the end Of the seventeenth
century, Fort Dearborn was built
by our government in 1904, and the
late John II. Kinzie, an ointment nj
oneer aud citizen Of Chicago. cole
brated the first anniversary of his
birthday on its site, his father having
arrived three days before, in company
with Major Whistler and his com.
mand. The Fort Dearborn massacre.
penetrated by the Indians, was in
1872, and the bones of the soldiers
were lying unburied near the shore
when young Kinzie returned from
Detroit in 1916.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-12

UPto date the returns show Wright
78,1O9; Wilson, 55,6O4.' The 5000
democrats who voted for Wilson,
whilst recognizing the principle that
majorities rule and that elections settle
matters every two or four years, do
not propose to get down on their mar
row bones to anybody, or
to confne themselves to the back
s,ats unless it is convenient, for it
will certainly not be necessary. We
accept defeat with all its logical con-
sequences, but not the humiliation
that has been prepared for US. A55,'
600 minority cannot be snubbed by
n 1900 majority.
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-NOn-Res,denf Nn1,nn-

No. 3,2l-In the Probate Court ofchelbv o.up.
", Tenn.mJ. A, Adhesion, D ,blie admiais.
TRAITOR Of VIM. Il. odd, de eased.
\ TINS cause 1t appearing o the court esons
Il me, pc itlon Fl Ell her in, by leave Of the
court hrst O"t lined, that ia ,es A ApdersSn.
administrator Of W. Todd, deceas, d, has
I lied y Tie hi invent ~ aud se Q his ae-
eouhts as admini tr tor OF said estate WITHIN
the tme pr-serio.d BY law, and h Is ma q de-
ttult a said admiuist atuF, and ha- fl he
Sitate and. Is now q resident # the State OF
IeAas IT Is there ore ordered tina publication
c made as to al 4 j tues A Anderson. as ne
law directs, requiring him to appear on on
day, LEY day Of December, So ard make ,et.
uement OF his said administration ami shoa
noyed as administra or Of said estate.
This November Sd, 1850.
A c~opy-Attest;
BYH. B. CULLEN, D. O..
X. D. Jordan. sol. for eompl't.
IS 6 -67-T2
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LouI.iana snrnr Interests.

nc" orleans Democrat
All accounts thus far received agree
IN sustaining the expectation Of e very
large production Of sugar in Louisi-
ana this year. From the coast, the
Crosse Tete, the Lafourche aud the
Attakapas districts we have but one
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-12
a cOHsERYArLvn view OF THE sTArE
DEBT QUESTION.

The state credit democrats and re-
publicans will of course settle the
state debt and-we were about to say
take ii out OF politics forever. This
is a question which in its ultimate
bearings will reach every homestead,
all the realty and labor and most Of
the commercial interests as well IS
taxable personality inthe state. Demo-
Gratis, whether they voted for
Wright or Wilson, Republi-
cans and grcenbackerS alike
are interested and to be affected ty
any settlement made. No party,
strictly speaking, has a right to settle
this question. as no party can pay the
debt. 1t is apure business matter, as
much so as the building of a state
house, blind asylum or penitentiary.
When the rate of taxation is once
fixed the assessor and the collector
will call upon all alike. ] has always
been the feeling of the conservative
state credit citizens whether they voted
for Wright, Wilson or HAWKING, that
when an adjustment Of this
troublesome question Is made
it should appear so reasonable and just
upon its face, SO manifestly fair, to
both the bondholder and taxpayer
and consistent with the business ideas
Ofthe age that it will be stamped
with the verdict Of approval. A set
Element not made to stand would BE-
verse than a farce it would be a de-
ception and a crime. To make cou-
pons receivable for taxes would be t.
surrender the principle Of state soy.
ereigaty, and both wings Of the demo.
cratic party are opposed to thil
as well as possibly some
thoughtful republicans who looI
ahead, as we'll as to present party in.
terests. The democrats will have
decided majority in the senate, cTen i
all republicans we're in favor o
o~ouponism or pessimism. Therefore
no bill can become a law without the
consent of the democratic side Of thai
body, and it is presumable thai
coupons viii not be made receivable
for taxes. Unless this is done, any
settlement made might be intarferet
with by another Legislature, as n,
money can properly be paid gu
except by special appropriations !
is important then both Il
the creditors of the state, aud thosI
who desire to finally dispose Of thi
prolific source Of discord, that an!
settlement made be incorporated int,
the constitution, either by specia
amendment, or through a convention
called for general purposes, To Sc
r this the bondholders may vel
afford to make liberal concessions ant
TO be apparently more than gen
erous, To make sure 0
popular endorsement and %cousequen.
permanecy of their securities, they
might ever afford to take so and.4, I
basis Of settlement more voted for BY
republicans than democrats last year
in proportion to their respective
strength. Tho conservative state
credit elements, irrespective Of how
they voted, whether for Wright VIII
son, Havkias or Edwards, desire only
an equitable and practicable settle.
ment-ttas aud nothing more
one that will NOT dishonOr
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The PUBLIC LEDGER
Job Printing OafC
AND
BOOK BIMDERY.
SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP, sO0D Ma.
TERlAL AND LOW PRICES 6UARAh
Attachment Notice.
lOn-RssIaen Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
Tenn Cornelia G. stout vs.. John Stout,
I appearing from the sheriff return in this
i cause that the defendant John stout, is not
to be found in his county; il is therefore erder-
cd that he make his appearance herein, at
the courthouse Of Shelby county, in Men
December, 1880, and plead, answer or demur
TO complainant bill, or the anne will be taker
for confessed as to him and set for hearing
ex-parte, and that a copy Of this order bs
published once u week FOR four successive
weeks in the PUBLIC LEDGER.
This goth day Of October, 1850.
A o0py-Attest:
r. J BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By +, Z. M~CiENRy, D. C. & NJ.
Goodwin, < i Goodloc, sol. for compl't.
50 1854 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-12
SATURDAY, NOyember I3lh. Isa0.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
In range 0, section 4, beginning at a COTTON.
wood marked f. and g., Ferguson and Carr's
northwest eorne- ofth,ir sS21s acre entry. No.
bsi, on the bank Of the Miss ssippi river.
thence mp. said river with its m0anderines
north a degrees east, 81 chairs TO an aim
marked j.. o.. John Oyerion lrner, tbegce
sonth wi h his line 20 hains 10 a stake, said
I'VE tons corner. tsonthwpstl; thence ea
with his limo 20 chaips and S. links To a Sc Z
I ON which south stand a hickory, j., sEei
marked W } theneo west Q ch in Stress.
70 a red bud, marked w. J the W IaSs
CHAINS ~ links TO FERGUSON a. nee yest =
boundary lin thence north y dVtirs esst
enalns w links 10 a sweet gr I'm tneif llhe =
Oar S northeast corneT;tt IN, FERGUS a and
line ~ chain n linkst ltnco wet with ther
tanning 90 acres. Al % the beginning, can-
taininf s. acres, ? so one other tract con-
scr b d as follow and east Of the above de-
corner Of entry >: Begi ming atthe southeast
0verton for NO. 4S7 IN the name Of John
poles to ibs ID acres; thence vest about 3
40 acre, . nOrthw st cotn,r Of N entry fer
theme, 3 In the name 0 Joseph II. lsltoi;
Tt ) asst AID no tn for compliment.
D. rms Of SAFE: On q credit o. six months
Irchaser executing note with security; lien
retained. etc.
This October 81, 1870.
r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
A. II. Douglass, sol'r for comhl't.
y ny VI. ~
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N0TluE 10 uREnrroRs.

HANlNG qualified in the Probate Court Of
IL shelby county, Tonne see, as executor al
the last viii Of William Davidson, decaNed.
nolice IS h roby g~iyen,to Oh creditors Of said
YET TOR 70 trc,ont their claims wi hin the time
required by law or they viii 10 forever haired.
i0HNH PERRY,
Executor ~ the last will ofWnliam Dayidson.
S966i@ deceased
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-12
Creditors Notice.

No. S7s9-In the Chancsry Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-Samuel Mosby ct al VS. j.. l..
Goodloe, executor Of X. c.. Brinkley. de-
ceased, ct al.
TT appearing from the bill and an order 81
4 Court ia This cause hat It is n proceeding
Instituted 10 settle and wind up the estate OF
X. G.. Brinkley, deceased, rs an insOlvent rs.
tate; 1t is therefore ordered that all parties
claiming to be creditors If aid estate or other,
wise interested thereit make Their appearance
herein, ut the clubhouse OfShelby county, in
Memphis and exhibt thei- demands and have
themselves made parties To this eau @ on OF
before the fret Monday in February, 1881, and
any cain not filed on or before n da, fixed
or before 40 appropriation of the funds Of
he e'tata is made, aud within the time pre-
srribBd by law, shall be forever barred; and
that a copy of this order be published once Z
week, for four successive weeks, in the Public
Ledger
This 18th day Of October, 1880.
A copy-Attesti
R J BLACK, Clerk and master.
BY y. b. MCHENRY, d. G. I'M.
finlay * Peters, sol, for compl't.
1884 fO66
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MEDICINAL.
N-On-resident Notice.

No. SS0'-In the Chaucery Court Of Shelbr
county, TeDn.-Amanda +. Ro lerts ~.
Robert II. Roberts. -
appearing from affidavit in this cause tbst
i the defendant, Ro ert f.. Rol erts is 4
non-resldents OF the State of Tennessee; Is is
therefore ordered that lie make his appear-
ance herein, at the courthouse of Shells
county, in Memphis, Ter n, on or before ihe
hrst Monday in January, lSSl, and plead.
answer OF demur to complainant bin, OF the
same WI be taken for confessed as to hsal
ana sci t0r, hearing ex-parte; and that a ccpy
OF this order be published once a week fsr
tomf successive weeks in the Public Lodeer.
This 9Th day Of November, 1880.
A copy: Attest.
R0bkkI J. BLACK. olepk and Mason.
w p 4. MoHENRY, D, @. 4 NJ.
y u. Barnes. sol. for cOmpl't.
IN 90 n 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-12

The subscription price Of the DAILY
PUBLIC LEDGER Is eS per mum and
SOC per month fOriSSS THAI oas year. The
WEEKLY LEDGER is 81 psr Snnum-
postage free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-12
: AanCery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 22Sl, R~.-Uhancery Court Of Shelby eoun-
ty,- Lizzie @. Jordan ct al vs. E.A. Hollis.
Rf virtue OF an interl0cutory decree fer
~ sale, entered in the above cause on tie
LIST day Of July, 1880, l viii sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of
tne CLERK and master office, courthouse Of
phfel Tnnnoeeoo - f N
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EDUCATIONAL
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL.

MEMPHIS.
A BOARDING and Day school for Girls,
"A under the charge Of the Sisters of st,
Mary, of the Episcopal chur h.. The seventh
school year viii begin September 18th. Boaod-
ing pupils will be received after THE 2lst.
Circulars may be had at the bookstores in the
city. al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-12

The late Lord Clifford, a Roman
Catholic peer, provided in his will
that should his younger sons, to whom
he left $l50.000, take holy orders,
their portions are to be reduced to
$4,000. In like manner the portions
OF bis dauRhte.s are to be reduced
from $4,000 to $l2,j00 should they
become nuns. Another Roman Cath
oic gentleman Of high position made
q similar provision a year or two ago.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-12

Princess Stephanie and Prince Ru-
pert are to have an unusually brilliant
wedding IN Yianna, 500 900 forms
having been voted for the expenses.
The theaters are to be thrown open
in the.evening, and a street is to be
named after the princess. The young
Rrussial hsir, the crown princes
eldest son, Wilhelm, is, like the Aus
trian, TO be married in February.
The 18th of that mouth will see him
tbe husband Of Victoria Of Schleswig.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-12

Friday evening NOV, ~, IssO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-12

The management confidently invife A.
l6ention 10 its Superior E%oujnment
Through Cur service, and qu'ck time
inc Scenery en- route is Justly celebrated
Tor its variety and surprising beaptv
pini9pg Stations a. Cincinnati, indianSpo.
~, G9lumous' Pittsburg, Altoona and
harrisburg are in charge Of well Known
caterers, VINO have Contributed in w.
small degree TO the popularity Of tbe
northumberland Pennsylvania Line with
the travelling public. "''
Purchase tickets by the na-Psn.Han.
aye snd Pennsylyania Line, sN on sale AZ
an Railroad Ticket Oiicos in Memnbis
Mobile, Nashville, New Orleans nm
throughout the South. Ho
SIDNEY 3. JONES, asuT southw. p. Aut.
Northeast Corner 4th and Vine stras,s
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ArrrHy Days ~ NEVPORE

NEWPORT. r. T., Nov. Ga number of the
cotr,0. residents ha,e left here during Tie present
week
hotel is TO be built the beach Test Of the bathing
houses lease Of the land having been opp,d Tor IRON
the city Tus looks Cnou-A Newport @As az 's~I 70
have 2 He.ai within si@At VI ne ocean.
C,,qmodore f. o. Matthews. VINO is IN command OF the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, and family. are in town.
sumner residence is to be built here for Captain
r. Bree,e Unlied states Navy.
James G. Bennett has requested The city Council TO re-
mi, certain exorbtant taxes assessed against him
The petition was referred to the Commissioners OF
Taxes.
Architects have prepared the plans for cottage for
Mrs D. Archie Pe OF NewXOrk. 1t vii be on Everett
p' :. Russell Forbes the arcbaologst, Of Rome will
lecture Tuesday next, before 81 f"uI Lo"Re' US
subject being " traces OIL hasonI5 III 'H' N'in"" a."
lir !. W. Pomeroy. Mr. " C. Rves, MI Frederic she-
vacated their cottages fH The season ..-..., ..o
Fhe Eote Aquidneck. after long and prosperous sea
son I ~ Ism of Phadf4pha formerly owned the
Mrs Julia ward Howe, who recently met WIN an
accident. l. scent. ana Will 30 IN Dt aue -
hcr cottage Lawtous Valley aud return 10 her VIII
eT Ru Hul Hard Of Newport has purchased the
Huner estate, the onemie corner lie price pau
wa" Tus n5n Levi P Morton, Of New York is in town
r BarrIav of New York. has sold III. summer resi-
dance a. THIS place ALnerton Bright 81 Ph41deona
u
The price >l3OCO. ~. y r,i... 90
Raston. has presented the Newport Hospital Win
Nai1r Ioln Mendcuhall at present az Fort Adams IN
this 6arDor ha- oceu iered " duty at GoYefnos ISL
| and NeW-YOrk Uarbor r. .. H.. .s
bu dlug site on Fran lsst. and EE,rtt-piace H''7
| rset sold 20 Mrs Duncan C. Pcli OF NeYG-,g,
cot axe o. Pa.L'' has bean reut"d to Captain
! John r7turru, [. 3. y ., h., h -
co tage on Bcllevue-lve. anGthe q t. lor the Mi-
/ Mrs X H. BlatchiOrd OF Srw-GOrk, mas leased heE
cott-,re on Beach-st. TO g. b. Parkinson, OF Bostoh
| -pme important improvements are I" Se uiiloe 10
! " stone VIVA" belonging to JEnes GordO Bennett.
| I " Paine ~ Troy, v y mas leased the cor age on
| Ayraur-st. which is owned ~ Lieutenant vernon
| Fay, OF this state. 49,, NJ. , Nm,
V,rk L. receiving some luternu improvements. Inc
Rarcav cot axe Is 20 be maternity lmpr VEG tOI lIa
ne y, owner ~. AtIertOn Blight OF Phll4 ielphla.
! me estate OF the axe General sherman l. :. A. mas
heru rented Tor winter 10 Aususun Heard OF Dos
r NJ Staigg the artist OF Boston has leased BIS SUN
mer residence on PehI-st. To Mrs. NJ = Flasg OI Ne"
! York. .-- d., -. D., r, ,,-t-
Ter and mas lie used the cottage on Peilams owned ny
! Mrs Tenney, or Boston ~. - ,,..- h,.
samuel Tlion and + ". Dehon, both OF Boston nav
rented cottages mere for winter the iorIer haNlh-
t1beu possession of tue Peh cottage. on Gfeenoush
re and the later the stockton cottage on Bellevue
|
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at which the Duke was asked to preside
by the general who 10 have discharged
the Office of President, butt falling Ill, was unable
to do 80. This dinner off when the LegitImst
papers were full Of Marie Antonette's martyrdom,
the anniversary OF which bad been celebrated on
the day before. Comparisons were indIted be-
tween the Duke and his ancestor, Philippe
Egate both by Royal'sts and Bonapartst jour
nails The course his Royal Hghuess took at the
han0uet leads me to assume that the COmte de
Paris, in his last interview with the Comte de
Chambord. came 10 the conc fusion tnat ne
was an impTactlcable mailman. AS tue
Due de Chartres is man OF sIngularly mercurlal
temperament he may nave been influenced by us
surroundings Mt Goreux That towD, under tnc pro
consulate OF the CAV and hV ID r
de la Motto. brought over tn imperialism nc
Terrible Year proved that 1t was wrong ana Tue ies
son nc gave was not thrown away on 'he "" ia
who are now with the Republic ana, PENS soiIu'
shrewd, nOn-eXcitable race are 70 ne rclleu uPOl'
The Princess DE Sagan was also 4 few weeks PACK
the guest ~ the Duo and Duchesse De Cbartres AeI
Rouen. She believes IN GapRettas star. ana may
have convinced their Royal Hlgnnesscs Oi -" I'M
policy Of keeping alO0f from the RepuOhc, whlch
dlspOses OF all tine lOaves aud nshes.
The DRAMATIC STAGE.
The triumpha progress of Sarah Bernhardt
through the United States. which ANTICIPATE
will not quite compensate for her absence from tue
Theatre Francois last night. Ny experience OF Pa
risian fetes - a VIDE one. Nothing have witnessed
tn the way of g.1blic celebration ever affected me
50 powerfully as the bi-centeraFy Of the House oI
Mollere 10 was essentially Partisan, and the es-
sence Of what is most ennOblng and admlfaOe
IN this unique city. N. Prudhomme was kept out
in the cold OF wealth there were splendd eyi-
dences but no g0,deU-calishness. Moliere was the
hero OF the evening. IT'S spirit seemed 10 reign IN te
house COduelIn nd NOl,ere, VINO, the tradltloh IT,
took off the manner Of each actor IN giving MN MS
lesson. When CoQuehn was addressing hOunet
Sally he rnved and ranted, and # he amused tue
house. must nave morCilly offended uis cohireIG9'
Mile Samary was NicoLe M the " Bourgeois OehllI-
homme' Her part was written t'r an acIgaS
whom Louis Qultorze dlslhed, because sue ha4 i =
trick of Laughing when there was 10 particular
occasion tor Laughter. Augustine Brohdn was
Thought a super-r xcelent AicOle. Der laugh vas 80
was too CONSCIOUS mat her ance and his father aud
mother were observing her TO do well. She Uttered
nelvously. Her style Is TOO meagre To harrlohiIe
with the powerful comedy OF Moiere. JOddsaIh
vl.a pru.li-h DE- MajatsaOH in her makeup. Ccqde-
Inn was H9hrc IN every point except the neck,
wnleii WAS too snort.
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Amy ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Con the mutual ap-
+,, ,f tbe officers concerned the following
80 IN IN. An Cavalry are announced Second Lieu
.,o,t N / Jenkins from Company 10 Company k
.c,,l ~ ,.ureuaut George ". Van DeUsea from Com
-, T. =, Comnauv D. The officers thus transferred
nave been ordered to Join their proper companies
Ordnarce-sorgeant Jacob sc1wlrtl has been relieved
from duty at Fort winthrop MISS. ana ordered 10 pro-
Good ~ Fort standisn Mass and assume tue duties OF
sergeant at that pss relieving Ordnancesergeant Mar
nm Keefe OrduanceSergeant Keete on being relieved
b orIp.nce--erpsaut Schwartz, has been ordered 10
nroceed 10 Fort winthrop Mass and assume the dulles
~ .ergeant al that post Second Lieutenant
Robert h Evans 12h Infantry has been ordered TO re-
mort nv letter TO the superintendent General Of the Re
crutlng Service NewYork City. to accompany de
tcnu nj of recruits the Pae nc coast ana on Ihe COM
mellon ~ thIs duty to rjoa has station -.
The rOmmanding officer al Fort warren MAse'' mas
In0 rod 70 detail a non-cOmm ssioned officer TO
tKe charge oftae properly at Fort winthrop untu the
arrival there OF Ordnance-cergeant hecie' ..A 81,
The leave OF aJ.nce granted captain Aeu Sintn 80
Infantry from headquarters DopaI 'lu'' "a AO>9' 49,
been extended i've months ,s hon, ordered
Surgeon CuHries b. Wnlte - A. hus U91 Ptfs6nrg
pm Cleveland aud Cincinnati O4Io, IouiS' u
1ndlanapos Ind st. Louis BIO, 1 Is Sit the paec
service aud The completion Of tn duty 10 return 10
rIc lave of absence granted First Lieutenant W w.
VIrhr,uoOu Keguentll Quartz master IZln infantry!
'r,m adduarters Military Division OF the racine ana
Department Of CaAIOrnLd' uas oee" 0A'0"N0N '
lave Of absence mas been granted First Lieutenant j.
Fesseu Ten Jth Artillery for one month ana hYe ddY
IN xigue0u OF the eve OF absence grane cd him on sur
geon's certificate OF dsaDllly. - 49, A
frat Lieutenant Frank West, 9Th Cavalry mas oeeh
ordered % report by letter 10 toe Superntehurn n
rr OF the Recruiting Service, NewYorK city 70 accom-
paEY "A de achnent VI recruits Ia tue faoluc Co,'' ~
I'm ne competition Of this duty u rtjoin ms stauou
ssrnnd Lirutenant William Baird. 6th cavalry, ma.
beeu ordered Ia report IN person 70 tIe ne'"E M
signal officer this city for temporary ouS III 'N'
| StgnaI Office
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NAVAL Orders.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Passed Assistant
snrgeon ~ b. Dubois to me NAY Yard Portsmouth,
y. H.
ordarsd 10 the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, n. H.. De
cember l.
Lieutenant Commander G. F. Goodrich has been de-
tched from the Torpedo Station. and granted leave Of
ehsence for one year, with permission TO leave the
United states. - - A.,
Lieutenant Commander A. G. Kellogg from the Navy
YalI AL Portsmouth, ana placed on waiting orders:
lieutenant j. W. Hagcrnan. from the League Island
Navy Yard PENN and ordered TO the United states snip
81. Mary's. -, -, 49,, s $1,000.
Master Henry X. Burrell, from the survey steamer
Eagre and placed on waiting orders 80 60.
s.cnpd Iieutenant Thomas ". Wood. United states
Name Corvs has granted thirty days leave OF Alb
ssnce from November 8. -.
Irob Wlakler was To-day appointed Internal Revenue
storrleeper tor the First District Of California