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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11

VAUDEVILLE. Tho severe cold weather Of
the past week found il way TO many cellars,
though no great dimar' was done
Nathan W. Leach IS now obliged to 60
with crutchcs, havin. Injured his ankle by
getting caught in a sled.
Sheriff Raymor,' al Cambridge has So far
recovered from his recent severe illness rs Ia
be able 10 ride {" our Village.
On Monday last, Herbert SCOTS horse be-
came frightened from the breaking Of some
part "i the sleigh and h.. was thrown out on
the bridge in the illI..r and received an in-
jury On one shouldr. Ills father who was
with him was ais slightly injured.
The following Officers oi Watcrville Lodge,
No. ~, |. q. Il. 4 were installed for the
ensuing quarter on Saturday evening las,
L. W. Prior, ". G. T.; Mis- DR. Corey, X.
IL. 5; Laura Wilbur, l.. II. :; Mrs. Henry
Wilbur, W. V. r.. Mark Stevens, W. s,
Nellie SPoon"r " a :: Nathan Leach.
W. G.; Viola .'ponnrr, W + s; Mrs f. liz
Shaituck, W. r; Fred punh. " NJ; Mrs
f.. W. Prior, W. l. & Henry Wilbur. W.
q. G.; u. +. Maurice, = " G. r; Il. F.
Beard, ID. G. W. e. r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11

Have visinr'. isni.nrn of - lid Cherry
always al hand. II cures Coughs. Gods Bronchitis,
WhoopinS Cough, Group Inli'irnza. Consumption
and all Throat and Lung complaints 90 cents anil
IL a bottle
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11

C,rrLE-rhc market rhis week wlg generally
hrin, hnl still no aI'di.-' H.,p,sli OF stock was
easily effected.
Sheep and Lambs u" apply. Tins week &, about
on an average with prrvtuu, W,--kS-iI ~ntiS AT a
mcnt.
Poultry Ah9nt ieV pouni 1T .luIur Ch,cSens,
EnMli and Iurk..Ia l. H.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11

ST. JEAS BArTIsTE SOCIETY of this city
will have a grand celebration on next St
Johns Day June 24ih), in which all the
kindred societies in this State and number
in the Province Of Quebec will lie invited Ia
participate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11

Warmers Safe kidney lai Liver eur. Is The rent
edy that viii cure tn. many diseases peculiar to
women. iira'iarhu. Nruri-ii. DsnrlcrrI nerves
Weakness, Mental Shprk4, Iud Hu,lrr Ailments
are ehectually removed hy It's usc- The N,'ht.'s
NdJd-iHd. Jan ly-in.w, fNN9w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11

STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons con
DISTRICT OF cHrrrESrESss Phlrna Ciark. late
Of WlliistOn, In said District. deceased.
CRE1.IGNf-
At probate count holden In darlington, within
lnd Tor the district of ChIilrid-l. Uu tir sth day
VI February, ISL, al instrument purpUrtEs To b..
he isi viii AMI Testament. OF FhilrnI CLARK. late
NJ Nlllistnn. IN said district. deceased, was pre-
scutrd To the court ii1y-- inr I.tuii.. And Il IL
y: tered hy sand court Thai the sui i-iy eel MIrcn.
ISL AT the probate court rurin- si Bu. hngtIi,
b" assigned iur proving SJ Instrument, 'ilii That
notice thereof hr given 10 all i-i'.i rli.. fi-i. 10y
Tins order thtcr weeks sHcr,--i,ci, III
The Burlington IEEE PEkss newspaper pgint.tl ~
sad Burnstnn previous 10 IL the time appointed.
Therefore You are hereby notified lu appear be-
fore said court, al the time AMI plarc Hinrri ard
contest the probate of said viii. II you have ctus,.
Gwen under my hand al burlington. said d.
irirt, This sth day of February, ISL.
53w3w GEO. ". WALES. Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11

From WEEKS & POTTER. Wholesale Druggists AMI
Importers Boston.
ME. +. W. knsmIn: Ne must have snnir NOR.
ADAMsoSS toIGn ENLSiu Tor inrv IL s.iy that II
II the best thing ont Please srIl u ten sio~s
Immediately hy freight.
Yours very respectfully,
Feb an, w.sSwlw WEEKS \ POTTER.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11

1hEEt- tist>f'S I'M t1is.
We. the Subscribers, having been appointed 10y
the Honorable, the Probate Court Tor the DIS
tiict of thittendsn, Commissioners receive eX-
anime and adjust The claims and demands Of ali
persons. against ths estate OF 4 Ter Chase. LtIe
nj Wes'fOid, in SAID district. decreased and also
all claims AMI driIsisis exhibited IN oisrt thervtO
being allowed hy sand court for thai purpose We do
therefore hereby give notice that VIII attend 10
the business OF our appointment. at the dwelling
house OF MIA. Sarah thl-S. IN Nesiiufd. In s1Ij
district. the -tt'oud Tuesdays OF March aud Sep
tembrr, ISL. neat al 10 o'clock l.. M. each vi
said DAYS.
Dated this iih day OF February. ISL.
L. VI. BATES. ,.,,,,i,i.,,,.,
T.. b. WHIPPLE,i commissioners
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11
Acgal Notifies.


STATE OF VERMONT ! To all person. con-
District OF cHTTESDRsss Fr Ras .g eS i, Of
Hhelbnrne, In said District, deceased,
GREETISG:
Al a probate court, holden at Burlington. within
and Tor the district Of Chirtenden the 9Th day OF
February. ISL an instrument rurpOrtine 10 be the
last VIII anu testament, of EilIth Russell. late
OF Shelburne- IN said district, deceased, WAS pre-
sentrd TO the court Aforesaid, for probate And
ordered by said court That the e6h ,iy OF February
ISL, al tue Probate Court IN said Burlington
be assigned for proving said Instrument: and thE
notice thereof be gwen to all persons concerned b.
this order three weeks surcessiVels In
the Burlington FREE Press. sIap-r printed NJ
SAID Burlington. prev sous to the time appointed.
Therefore, ynu are hereby notified To appear be
fore said court at The time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate Of SAID WILL. If sou have cause.
Given under my hand al burlington, IN -1id dis
trici, this 18th day Of February, ISL.
1sw3w GEO. ". WALES, Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11

The smallpox hrnk" nui in Boothmans
timber camp, Holland u short time since,
and has spread rapidly. There are now tif-
teen eases in Holland, Vt, and l'arnslon,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11
sNsGS LIVE STOCK
MAikl.I


TOT tue week thlills Iut''liN, Feb. :, ISL.
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK At g,RKEr
talilr. sheep and Lambs. Swine
This week. 1a.t .:a71 1870
Last week -.-- :".I .:i75 g59l
Prices of Market Be-; few rnolc, =, ODD I 81 ::
extra !. .sHa - hrst qilitt =. -, ~ second
quality - ~ "a 6 10 tnirl quality 81 Wt.f / 80.
Prices of Store CIttlr-N Working oxen. E; pair
from 500 70 iGb. Mich Cows and calves from
go, %, "a IL Fair0w Cows 80 D -. NrIrlings s.
"a IL two years old :i% t =. three years OLD so
Is.
swine Western TAT live. e.. .,f. : %. Northern
dressed Hogs, a. = n.
Prices OF Sheep AMI GiniIs In lois . 3d. ,. /
ant Os each extra - See {. ur from g.. Gtr I ~.
Veal Calves - 90, -. r 90.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11

The young man Sharrow, who was killed
at Roxbury, Saturday morning, was hut 81
wears old and was a new hand. lie had
been in the engine cab and started to climb
over the tender on TO the top of the cars.
The engine had been taking water, which
had frozen on the outside, rendering the out
side Of the tank very slippery. lie was
warned 10 he careful 10y the fireman, who
watched him slip on the ice AMI go down
between the tender and cars. Engineer
Brennan reversed his machine, hut the train
was not brought 10 4 sandstill until seven
cars had passed ever the unfortunate man,
managing him beyond recognition
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.

Its mann Inn. runs from thtcac" 10 t"nirtl
Iglun= pt4H inE through Joliet. 'fttawi- In sale,
tirnc=,s, Mnitir. R,sk Island Davenport, Nest
iil,erty Iowa CIV. Narcnrn, BROOKLYN. Grinnrll,
p,- Muinas tthr capital ct Iowa., Stuart. ATTAIN
tie and AVott with branches from bureau
Junction to Prorin; Wilton Junction 10 Mu7ca-
tInr, Washington, Fairfield. Ellnn. Rclknap,
Jrntrrvill Princeton. Trenton, t,lllHtin. tauiC-
ron. l.saNrnworth. AtchiS"n, and kansas tuv'
Washington L. Sig:puru,sy. ti-kaln,'Sn, AMI hnHN-
VILE: krukuE Ia Pennington. B"uapnrtc. Ncii-
tsnu.rrt. independent. Ehiun. pttunwN, Ehls 70
Vtll. ti-knl.,-it rrln. Monroe. ami lbs Mntus'S
Newton to Monroe; p'- N"tnrs u lnitln"ii ami
Mtntcrsct; Atlantic T. Lewis and Auiuls'u. utti
Railroad, which swus, ami operates n through
line from Chicago into the state ot Kansas,
Through Express Passenger Trans, with full-
nnu iflur arr 1ttarh''sl, nJ' run '',rh wsV daily
h.tWSr;i en-, NGu ami I'TniiiN. KANSAS cry,
,'ut.s ,tI HitfrI. I4rNNFNWotiru aad ArIui-
S,'N ThruuEh ctTs ur"ais,' luu l'.tw'7'n MhNnu-
kc,. amt Kansas cav. wa the milwaukee, uni
E.ck island ~hnr' Linz,
.T:ir treat Rock Island" "a marnitlccntly
equipped. It.. r,'rd hcd - simply perfect. ami its
trnrk !. laid with steel rails.
" INT III plct4r NVu riu7't viii hr the pleasure
of cuipNiul your meals, while passing over the
beautiful prart's at Illinois amt Iowa. In Uuc 81
cur magnificent urniur ears that accompany all
'Ihrnush Express Trains. l"u ret au cuttr''
meal ~ good az served IN any nrst-olass hotrL
tor seventy i've c"ut-.
Apprsciatinr the ttct that majority " the
people prefer separate. apartments tor ,itf'rTut
purposes ,and the uiuicu,c PASSENGER business
ot tins hur wnrrinttnE it,, Ne are pleased = an
nnunc,' thut tht- Company runs fuliutnt Ifutct
fsfrS sl,st'ff purposes, amt islIttt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11
citv Politics,

The absolute quiet on this subject, though
city election is less than three weeks away,
indicates tina; good degree of satisfaction
with the conduct of our city affairs prevails
among our citizens; and that no very sharp
or doubtful contests are anticipated. The
same reasons which secured the retention OF
Mayor Hatch a year ago by general consent,
though then. as now, he was not pressing
himself for re election, exist to-day, and
have equal force. His nomination by both
parties and his substantially unanimous re
election for fifth term, are foregone con-
illusions; and the city is TO be congratulated
on Icing able 10 retain the services of an
officer 50 experienced, attentive and useful,
in the responsible Office of Mayor.
We hear of no competitor TO Judge
llaSelton for the city judgcslip and he will
doubtless be re elected without any party or
personal contest lie is an honest able and
excellent judge. No very extensive change
is likely to occur in the Board of Aldermen.
So the coming municipal election will prob
ably occasion hut slight ripple of excite
men;, and city affairs will go on about as he
fore in the even tenor of their way. Happy,
il is said, is the nation whose annals are
tiresrme and happy is the city whose cleo
tions are uncNciiing and free from bitter
strife.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11

TIE PARK GALLERY OF AEr.-Many of
our Burlington and Vermont readers will be
glad to know that arrangements have been
made for an exhibition Of paintings by we'll
known American artists, at the Parl, Gallery,
next summer This announcement will be
the more welcome because it Is two or three
years since such an exhibition has been
held here. The five previous exhibitions gave
pleasure and instruction to thousands, and
the coming one will doubtless possess equal
interest. 1t will be under the general charge
of Mr. Morston Ream, of New York, himself
an excellent painter in his special line, and
will comprise a large number of attractive
paintings by American artists of acknow-
lodged merit, which Will also he for sale 1t
will open at commencement time, and will be
open several weeks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11

The exercisa, were opened with music
followed by Prot Sahin on Relation of,
plants to the soil In the discussion
which ensucd, the practice Of manuring
broadcast or in the hill was considered,
and Mr.. =. 7. Hale spoke in favor of the
latter practice, and IT, conclusion reach
ed seemed to be th'' 10th would he good.
The meeting th-j seI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11

Dining tIrs for eating purI,- ,ssouiV- Ot.v,trs.-
great feature of Palace tnr- l. a >NiDiNtN',
| SAlttp< where yvu can enjoy NvuI tia. .ti.t.
/ ri all hours uf the day
| Magnificent Iron brhisrs span the Mr~r-.sru,
and Missouri rivers nj all ls'int- ,i,'>>v D., tst
/ line. ami transfers are avoided ut council htaa4
/ II uans Ctty. LSnvcuwHrth. ami Ntvht,,sg, ..I,-
| :.,'rttnns h,'ing made "a Union n,'p'iS
! TIE PRINCIPAL u Il. t'i>NEt tNs- -.
/ THIS GltEAr TlIkVtGi LINZ Nist =.
! FOLLOWS:
Al CHlcNGo with all diver.tns line f'r tn
I East ami south.
] VI F.NGI TNUpp. with the !, : y VI =. ufIt Do
FL " Nt. u Kds.
/ AtN NsuINGruN HEIGHTS. with T., q \ So
| l.. u. Il
| At Ia SALE. with III Cent u L.
| NJ I'FpItt \. with y. 4. y 4 y u & =. q
/ W IN Md AMI e. 4. y " Ni4
/ At ks,k ISLAND. wiki &c Milwaukee !. l..a|.
island short lime" ami Insk i-i'i \ - %.
! NJ btN tNr''tsI. wtth tho bHNehI,.gt bt,t-t ..
D &. NJ \ "a T. n a.
At " Isl isitittgrN, with the II q. " \ 81 .. o.
| Al GttN MAJ. wtth tsutrtl Iowa u
At INIS MptNI~ with - VI. \ !. u u x
| At tuIrNtiL BiJTF~. With MON i'tstr, J. e
| htt'uit Ntt sJt'NCriuN. with u. e u \ = :, "a
| Al gTrUNwN. with Central luwaK y,
I st l.. \ t'at. AMI g. q y u IL Isd-.
] ~ kEuht h, with rul., tsn \ War Msr .s
] Louis n Pa,., aud It l.. kC,. NV. Il Itt-.
] At tNMlRoN. with II ST ! u n
] At NrGut-ON. with Atgh.. Topeka Santa 49,
] Ntsh \ Nch. ami ecu Hr T. X l.,t$
/ At lEANENwuiTh, wt.h Kan Fac, uni al.
( Cent. u. R,i4.
hIkNNsIs CIrv. with all lines for the ", q
/ ami Southwest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11

Also An extra size, extra heavy LONG SHAW
at =. worth Sd So.
Bargains IN BEAVER and VELVET sHAwLs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-11

large complete, full assortment OF Hamburger
Esiiss amt l-- lions IA new, choice st lies Some
special patterns EdgIngs and Insertions Ia match.
IL" prices "n these gnoIs-frOm three cents yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23
T0RKuEN md THEE TtYTS.

MASs-MErTING At THY COOPER UNI0N-TuE
STRIKE AT KoACd's WORKS.
The movement Of the bccr-scll"rs and striking
brewery mon against the brewers received now
impulse yesterday by maos-;ncctlug IN Cooper
Union Of all the trade unions ia thc city under the
auspices Of the Brewers Workmeu's Uaion. The
meeting was held in the evening and tn large hall
Of the union was t!lsd WIN wo'Al =
tons were unanimously passed drnnuurinH th'
course Of tho brewers IN tho present difficulties "'th
their men. and recommending that all n"n.nhi u
brewers should be- boycutt,d.' Chairman Iruty
then addressed the meeting. explaining the ATTITUDE
Of the strikers ard The trade unions aud the meas
urcS to be adopted ~ case ol an emergency ne
said in part
The princip, which being considered by IA TO nirA
II one Of tho most moral that We can contend
nance. we are no better than the or W. arc
hrhtug Tor better condition, intellectual AL NORA I'M
tributes: and spite o. an tt di-gcpnHlc inc'ho" en-
capital political, and every OH rm"'~ d" com ul-"n
vel we viii lrfy them. The brewers "il NOT 'rni'r
with their men. Int seek 20 ado he beer c.'r'
a. their own Ia opprcss o." w"rsirFWen. Sow
the ight r. between the brewers the -uhrrs " beer
sellers and tho bccrdriukers NJ dou'f tLc Ic" "a
have plenty Of beer and sufficient ht, n"t "h'n 10"
old stock Is consumed and IN three "r your wee "
voHeh Tor a'7 ~ 300 y',,o, beer sellers viii cstl5si
cooperative brewery 10y which union beer can nc sup
Piled at cost.
George Block Of the Ne4- Torker Jolk'Zch'n2
Robert Blis-cut and FREDERICK SchhI followed Will
The usual meeting OF the strikers was held Al
Wendrrs Assembly Rooms yesterday. Mu'h MS
satisfaction was expressed AZ the attitude which ih"
brewers Committee had taken IN regard 20 the
strikers and II was resolved that - woul only
mako the strikers more decided m th"it pledge L.
hold out until their demands were granted. go.
The monller- ~ the Morgan Iron Works arc Fl u
on strike and az % meeting held Yesterday - AL
lcr's Hall. in Avcuuc-C. nearly all Pl"dt'd ih'm
selves not Ia rcturI. until their demand i"t 900 DO
cr,,aSc of 10 pcl cent in tUll td'I. ''L'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23
Iu"EorISG rHE MISSISSIPPI
LIZ rrraLArn ro I'D rMnrNE.I

lBY TELEGRAPH To HE tklhlNEl
ST. LOuIs. Mo, June 22.--Dmmg the past
week "a committee Of the Mississippi River Commission.
consisting NJ Gcurl. q \. Gilmore. the president 81
the Couli-.on Mayor g. K. suier. 81 tie corps 81 IN.
iucers and b. NJ HIrruc, OF Sew orb ans wcrr 30 -~-
sion 10 this city. and ,-tod points on Tho Missouri k'cr
A. high up ~ Kansas city FOR ;hr purpose 81 determining
the character and extent OF tnc Outgt 10 be- ttcd Oh r
lower river upon tie WORK 10 be constructed under Tie
direction o. the Coun-sion. IL f. expected that from
uft, I've Ia forts miles OF bank VIII be- rNcttod "liu
brush aud wrruattrrs. durias the approaching work
INK -raaon on those part. Of IN" river nrar fnm Point
and Lake Providence whore bad hais obstrur 10y Ycr
navigation The baak d. graded for royctment by wash
iur 70 down 10 gentle slope with powerful pumps after
the rrecrs- ~ plaer U.uug The mattress Wlu Lr cot
tuutu- d. each hrid aud ln It,r@ Will require 10 hc
700 feet vr t luAr ridge reading tu deep water, an
the er nn OF near the crest az the bnns I"rin'ahr
lhr- or coitfucus the width ~ toe u'tr "lu %" cor"
trlrttl pn The Plum Point division Al various place..
These will consist of piles waited WIN hru b. 81" brush
and yr, srfrtur anchored 30 r bottom ana hur}rd on
The uuer cd and Other de' lr-, the object being 90
check the current large arrA- tuh huhd uP new
bafk by % deposit OF -oiid matter 90 90 expected hat
the full Commission Will meet 10 - Louis early Ia July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsmfsGroS. Wednesday

WAsufNGroS, wednesday. June % ISL.
The amount OF ave per cent coupon bonds received ~
be Treasury Department tor Continuance at jig per
cent to date Is S5l l0O0OO. This IL exclusive 81 the
presented for continuance at the London agency
The agent OF the Secret Division Of the Treas
CRY Department tecgaphs 10 Chief Brooks announcing
the arresi Yesterday OF Jacob Jackson AZ Salem n c.
who had Ia hts large amount OF counterfeit
coin aud mOulds.
The appointment OF exSccretary Ramsey in connec-
ton with the examination OF the charges preferred
against Superintendent Dodge. OF the san Francisco
Mint will probably be the only regular appointing ~
made Mr. Ramsey, however. VIII be empOwtEu Wl,n
the consent OF tho Secretary 10 associate with hset
for the purpose OF assisting III inc "OIE suCu persons 10
may be deelued necessary.
Secretaries Hunt and Window and Postmaster General
James with vera members OF their respective iand-
lies left by the United Express TO-DAY for Long Branch
Attorney eneraI Mscvoagh. who is in Philadcl-
phia will 60 down 20 Long Branch tomorrow. sccrc-
tares Blaine and Kirkwood are the only members OF
The Cabinet now In the city. The FORMER expects 10
leave the latter part OF next week win MS ianiy Tor
bis former home In Augusta Ne.
The report OF j. Dodge. special agent for the col
lection o! statistics OF agriculture, showing the tobacco
Product Of the Uuitod States for the years lesO
and 1870 was issued from the Census Oce today The
comparative statement presented In tho report shows
~ apparent in production OF SO per cent lnr-
hg the decade, the product III l6HO b.lug plhcch al
AT3.lO7,JT3 ms and that OF 1870 a. 2OZ 1894 Fs.
Ims apparent Increase MT Dodge eay eAagSe.,a ,n'
rial advance tobacco cultivation, as the preceding cen
ss crop small one. and the fear 0f taxation may
nave operated 10 prevent full census ol tobacco III
1910. Fifteen States produce now, As IN So hlo'o
HAN 30 OF the tobacco OF tho United Statos
sboogh Is reported In twenty two other states ana SIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON June 22.-Master NJ. A. Schu-
ledt, of Commodore Scbufedt has been ordered TO
HewYOrk CITY, in connection with the publication Of
narrative Of the cruise OF the United States steamer
aieonderoga which completed some two years since
The nconderoga, Commodore sshufeldt commanding,
made around the world in the interest OF Amor
Gan commerce.
Leutenant Thomas @. Mclean. United States Navy.
M been detailed represent the United 5tates Navy at
me faris Electrical Congress.
Inc Chinese Government having requested the GER
VICES OF an oicer " organize for their navy marine
eFps similar - own, First Lieutenant ID. Pratt Man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-23

ming, of the United States Marine COrps. has been
lected FOR the important duty nd has been granted per
mission 20 ercr under service OF the Chinese Govern
mcnt for that purpose
The United 3thcs practice ships Standsh aud MAY.
flower with the naval cadets board arrived Ut Ports
mouth. Va. to-day.
Ensign John 7. Parker has been ordered 20 examine
ton for promotion. Passed acknowledgement g. X.
Kearney hos been ordered Ia hold hmsef IN readiness
for service. Passed AssstaItSurgeOn L. r. Bald
win Las been ordered o the practice ship Maytower
Charles Deyau las reported HIS return home, having
been detached from the United states steamer Lacka
wanna May !. aud mas neen placed on e.ck leave.
FORTRESS MoNROE. Va. June 22.-The United states
frca,e Constellation passed out today from annapolis,
Md, on "A cruise.