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G. A. wErrEn, Register.

Land Office at Yankto,l, Oak. Oct. 2s 1882
Notice is hereby given that the following manned
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
proof well be before WA. NJ. Cuppett clerk OF
the district court for lincoln county Dak., 1t
Canton, the county seat thereof, on Fncay, Dsceni
bs - s,s zen e.
half of southeast or Sec % Twp 100 range 81 He
names the following wine to prove his contin
uous residence upon, and cultivation Of said land,
viz: William Allibone John Allibone Joseph
Allibane and William Hartman all of Lennox
Lincoln Co. d. I. g. A. =, ETTER, Register.
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For fine line of ladies' and children s
cloaks and dolmans, always go to
M. r. DEAN g. Co.
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Patronise home industry by buying
your -four at Exchange Mill.
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CHAPTER r. a. II.
Siroc Chapter. No. 4, r. A. NJ. Stated convoca-
tions on the first and third Tuesday evenings OF
each month. Visiting companions cordially invit-
ed to attend.
L. HENSLEY,
VI. e. RUDOLPH, High Priest
Secretary.
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Go to Gale & Ward If you want loan.
Cheapest rate Of any house in Dakota.
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For yeur furniture, Of any style Or price
20 to the store Of Herman Woerz His
stock is the largest Of any dealer in Dakota.
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G.. xkN. w, Railway Time Table.

Time of departure of Passenger Trains from
Sioux City, in effect.
Leave for Chicago and the East, $3.50 P. n.
/" 1850 A. N.
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CENTENNIAL LODGE NO. 10, I, o. o, F.
Meets every Monday eve.
w. I. MARSH, N. G. N. c. NASH, Secretary
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A good maple syrup can be had at Ma.
dole & Hinkley's.
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Civic Societies.

BLUE LODGE, a. F, u A. N.
SILVER STAR LoDGE No. 4, A. T. h A. N. Regu-
lar Communication Wednesday on orbefore thefull
moon.
Special meeting every second Wednesday after
Regular
JAS. LEWIS, Secretary.
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Fresh lard in pals, at Heard & Sons
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soc1ErY.

CANTON LODGE No. 2, 1. o. G. T.
Meets every Saturday eve. REV. L. kINGsBURY,
J. HATTLEsTAD, Secretary. -r- w. q. =.
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VOL. VII.
Official Directory.


TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
HON. r. F. PETr1GREw, Delegate to congress-
j. P. KIDpEn, District Judge, ver,nillion, DaK.
j. W. CARTER, District Attorney, Can'oh'
q, Fl, WIcG1N Councilman, Canton,
D. F. THOMPSON Representative, Canton
COUNTY OFFICERS.
W. NJ. CupPErr, Clerk of District Court.
ELL1NG OPsAL, Register OF Deeds an. 1oAho''
County Clerk.
HUETsoN, Treasurer .s
4 /. DIXON, Sheriff.
j. ALL1BoSE Superintendent OF seAssis.
RE- BENNETT Judge of Probate.
o. BkANDHAGEN
G.. s. MILLETT, GO. Sonr'
?. G. PARKE Chm. ~
CITY oFFIoEBs.
O. s. CLIFFORD, Mayor.
JOHN FALDE, Jr. City clerk
NJ. E. RUDOLPH, Treasurer.
WM. NJ. CUPPETT,
A. r. BRown,
JOSEPH HORN, ALDERMEN.
S. o. MADoLE,
j. w. HEWITT.
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Land Office at Ysnkton, D. Il. Oct. l6, 1882
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his Claim, and that said proof
will be made before cl ark Of district court. Lincoln
county d. z. at Canton the county seat, on Mon
day Nov. p, 1882, 10 a. IN. viz: Sarah Wood wife
of John Wood who has been adjudged insane.
Homestead entry No. 1886 tsioux Falls series) for
the lots aEd2 northwest or. Sec. Twp 80 range
49, He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous res idence ulon and cultivation OF
said land, viz: D. H. HawI, charles Stanley, W.
s. Smith and I. Smith all OF Canton, d. T.
g. d. WETrER, Register.
Land Office at Yankton, OAK, October %, 1892
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will he made before VIM. NJ. Cuppett the clerk of
the District court for Lincoln county. Dakota, at
Canton, the county-seat thereof, on Thursday,
December 7th, 1889, at Al. NJ, viz: Edward II.
Wilson, under his homestead entry No. $3.50, for
the northeast Il section II, township SO, range 4s.
He names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said
land, viz: A. Snyder, j. H. Brdgeman, James
Parkin, Geo. Workinger, Hardy Wilson, all OF
Eden, Lincoln county, Dakota.
G. A. WETTEn, Register.
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SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY.
Meets every Wednesday eve. p. NJ. Lund, Pres
C. O. Satrang, Vice President. NJ. L. Syyerud,
Treasurer. N NJ. jacobson, Secretary. G. skart-
yedt, Editor.
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Madolc & Hinkley have the largest
line Of dry goods and closest prices in the
city, They have large stock ofdol-
mans and cloaks. Remember 100 styles
to select from.
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Wanted.
1000 bushels of sound corn in the ear,
for which I will pay the highest market
price. Fl. S. SouLE.
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G. NJ. 4 st. II. Railway Time Table
Post Office Hours.

Post Office Hours.
TIME FOR THE CLOSING OF MAILS.
Going south 1900 A. NJ.
Going East 500 p. NJ.
Going North ......7:00 200 p. NJ.
Goinr West 100 P. n.
Richland mail Tuesdays and Saturdays. 7:O0 A. NJ
South to Portlandville Tues. and Fri $500 A. NJ.
Post-ofice closes promptly at 800 P. y.
MAsGIE BAILEY, P. NJ.
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Don't buy any black cashmeres until
you have seen ours.
All goods sold on its merits, We are
determined to give satisfaction.
Nj. B. DEAN & Go.
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Trade is booming at NJ. B. Dean &
Co.'S Its all because they are selling such
fine goods at such reasonable price.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

MIS- M. e slosson, or Thirteenth street. gave a
| peasant social entertainment on THURSDAY even
ing In honor OF her recently welded daughter.
MIS- donaldson, and o relative, Miss Price, both
OF Whom arrived from their home In New York
Sic" Gays since. The cheerful parlors were nlei
VIVA Hienas OF the family, among whom were
| senator Butter, Judge Stockbr1dge ami daughter
JUDGE Sherman, DR.. Jayne, or the Patent once
MIS- DAVIDSON and daughter, OF Baltimore, and
o'ufS Inc evening was spent In pleasant social
| intercourse, interspersed with music and dancing
ana IL was past midnight before the COMPANY
were ready to bid adieu to the engaging hostess
am ner charming daughter and guest
| Aaster Victor and Miss Louise Kaufman gave
| peasant little party to some thirty.five young
trends OF their own ages at the residence OF their
paents, 1000 M street, last evening. The dressing
ol.he little lady guests was as tasteful and beau
I'M as can be seen anywhere, and the whole scene
and suitable refreshments were the features Of
Is occasion, which was greatly enjoyed by all
Commissioner and Mrs. Loring win entertain
geSts at dinner this evening, and Senator Fair
hs also invited friends to dine with him this
| The donation party to be given at Masonic Tenn
pc Monday evening by the ladies OF the Blue
iom the Mississippi floods, promises to be q most
0joyaole social event and win be attended by
society people n me Marine band dn viii be
| I the Entertainment, Refreshments Will be sold,
nd those who attend the opera can ind excellent
upper afterwards at the donation party. Con-
ri6utions of money, clothing and groceries are
Dlictted, and it Is believed no one will come
t,mpty handed.
An unusual com pliment has been paid to our
townswoman, Mrs. Francis Hodgson Burnett, by
ehe translation into German OF her play "Esmer-
aida" 1t was produced in that language I'm New
York on Thursday evening, and was most enthu-
siast1cally received. This play has already been
represented more than fifteen hundred times In
English.
The new French Minister IA a vtdower.-Mrs
Justice Harlans health has improved latterly at
Atlantic City. and she has been able to ride out.
General Watmoughs wife has taken their
daughter TO Fortress Monroe to regain strength
after her long illneSS-Mr and Mrs Outrey are
very busy packing for their journey. as they ex-
pect to leave here in May. They have had pho
graphs taken OF their parlor as It was during
their residence here. which, as all will remember
who saw II. was q most beautiful room.-Since
they went into mourning for Nine Barca's mother
the Spanish Minister end his wife when sending
their visiting cards to those whom etiquette re-
quires they should be sent, have used plain black
cards (black on both Sides) with their names
printed in white.-Mrs Fernando Jones and her
little son, who have spent the winter at Wizards
left to-day for their home In Chicago-Mrs- Dali,
OF Georgetown, is about to leave for the NORTH and
Will not receive again until october.
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THE EVENING STAR.
MIEx TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN TIE STAR

fnrsTNTrTa-Sth TcRe.
ATTORSEYS-1st page
AUCTION SALEs-Tth and Sth pages
BOOKS, &C.-3d page.
HOlRDING-4th Eage.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-4sh pare
CITY ITEMs-Sth page
COUNTRY REAL EsTArE-.th page.
COUNTRY BoARD-Eth page.
IENrHssth page.
DIsv Goc0s-3i rage.
EDUcATIoSAL-SI page.
EINAECIAr-6th page
FAMILY SUPPLiEs-3d page.
70. RENT tRooms)-4sh p-:r,.
For I.EST (hOuses)-4th PAGE.
For RESr (MisceIlaneous)-4th paee.
- For SALE GiiscellaEeous)-4th pazs.
FcE SALE tHcusesb4tll page.
6ESTLEMES's GooDs-7th page.
HoUsEFUkNIsHISGs- page.
LADIES' GooDs-3l Pare.
LOST AND FoUND-4th pa -.
MONEY TO LoAN-4th pays.
MEDICAL, &c.-6th page.
LIST OF LETrERs-3d page.
1KEsoEAL-4th page.
IECFEssICSAI(-4ih page.
Pianos AND ORGASs-3d page.
PKoPosALs-3d page.
RAILRoADs-6th page.
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-1st page.
SUMMER REsoRTs-3d page.
SPECIAL NoTIcES-lst page.
SPFCIALTIEs-Sthp page.
STEAMERS, &C-Gsh page.
SAFE DEPosIT-3d page.
SEWING MACHINEs-7th page.
THE TRADEs-6th pare.
UNDEhrAKERs. &c--Sth page.
WANTED tHelp) 18th rage.
WANTED tSituatons) 4th page.
WANTED (Housese4th page.
WANTED (Miscellaneous)-4sh page.
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Condensed Morning kilograms.

The congressional appOrttOnment bill prepared
by the Republican caucus passed the Massachu-
was then sent to the house: The Illinois house
has passed the Congressional superintendent bill.
AT Crestline, Ohio, last night, Marshal David
SnOdgraSS was shot and killed by a burglar, he
was trying to arrest. =. s. HUI was shot in Phila-
delphfa last night by john iConklin, a saloon
keeper, In dispute about payment for drinks.
Rev; DR.. Leroy NJ. Lee, awet-known Methodist
Ashland, Hanover county 80. The first train over
the Missouri Pacific Railroad in Nebraska was
the special train OF Jay Gnuld md party, who ar
rived at Omaha yesterday afternoon. The Illi-
nois senate has adopted d resolution that the
government should demand tie trial or release Of
n c., yesterday, H. C. Chiisoa route agent, was
struck with q club by the co.0red mall carrier
and terribly injured John sGroOss,iailks King
the sculptor, died in the Massachusetts, General
Hospital last night lie was born in 1906. . A
proposition Is before the Canadian parliment
WITHOUT the interveniioa Of he mother country
THE defaultlng ex-county treasurer OF Read
Ing. Pa, has volunt .rsly Slrread red. Bail,
$2OO00. The wife OF a fhr3snr named Brown
Pierce, living near IdchardyW, Texas, strangled
her three children and theiis took laudanum .
the colored Baltlmars bo6t eftcE. who picked the
locks in the Baltimore past Nlase was sentenced
Western R. r Company, yestsfIay served an In
junction on the various bounds and the police de.
partment OF Jersey City, restraining them from
further interfering with the laying OF
tracks; The lower house OF the Massachusetts,
legislature Yesterday feflsed, by "a two thirds
| for metropolitan police tof1,lc city OF boston =.
The new peace missioners jerks, Wales and
burelSn TOOK possession 81 their ofice n Boston.
yesterday.
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A Friendly Greeting from EmperOR

The cable between Valentia and Emden, OPEN
ing direct teegraphc communication between the
United States and Germany, was completed to.
day, and the first dispatch that passed over the
zine was from Emperor william to the Presidents
OF the United States, and expressed the emperorD
belief that the completion OF this work "will serve
TO promote the development OF the friendly relae
lions between the two nations" The President.
In reply, said that in common with all the peopH
OF the United States he shared In "the pleasure
which your majesty expresses at the opening of
this new line OF communication and In the faith
that t will serve TO promote the friendly relations
which we desire and which It will be my aim 70
DreSerVe and fncreaseD
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NEW YORK, April 22-At the orse-shoeing -
OF the third avenue railroad 10
number OF men were at work in eA0
places made vacant by the strike OF the former
employees. The new men were receiving e Sc
day, the wages for which the men struck. IL -
said that none OF the strikers will be re-employ64
as when they made the request for more wages
they were assured that 1t would be given them -
q short time
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue., $473, 62l. 90; customs, $5S6, 1A87.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-22

SECRETARY LINCOLN went to New York last even
ing. He win return Monday morning.
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THE public printing deficiency appropriation has
been approved by the President
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Sale OF q Colorado Mine.

LEADvTILE, Coz. April 22.-The Henr1ette mino.
owned by Messrs. Tabor, Blain, Chaf1ee, Mofatts
Wilson and Kassler, has been sold TO English an1
French capitalists for 81 500 600 The value OF tlo
ore In sight is said to be 100000
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The Virginia Legislature.
THE ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION PASSED BY THE ~

RICHMOND, VA, April 22-In the senate to-dAy
the FIRST business that came up was the house 1ojno
resolution providing for the adjournment sine -
OF the general assembly to-day at O'Clock, and 10
was concurred fn-ayes, Is; nays After sosne
discussion upon the question OF communicates
the action of the senate to the house at once -
was so ordered and the house was notified.
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THE PRESIDENT has not decided whether he will
go to Fortress Monroe on next Wednesday.
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Pinkeye I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, April "a form OF the epfzoottc, @
pinkeye, has appeared at many stables here anA
some estimates make the number OF horses ins
fceted as high as one third OF all in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-22

THE PRESIDENT will give no dinner this evening,
and has not arranged for any as yet. He will not
hold reception On next Tuesday evening, but 1t is
likely that one will be arranged for the following
Tuesday.
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Acc:cESE.-Mrs Margaret McArdle fen In the
Washington Center Market, this morning. about
II O'Clock, and broke her arm. She was taken to
Dr.. Morgan'1. and after receiving treatment was
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tuesday.
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE COMMANDER OF THE ROD
GERs.-Secretary Chandler has sent message by
TIE Corwin, to Lieutenant Berry, commanding the
Rodgers crew, ordering him to proceed with his
command to the Mare Island navy yard, California
and report to the department by telegraph They
are to take the steamer from Alaska, which viii
enable them to reach San Francisco at the earliest
date.
STAGE AND STUDIO.-Mr Joe jefferson, when
here, presented to Attorney General Brewster, who
has been friend of his for many years. q view OF
a southern swamp, painted by himself, which is
now IN the Attorney Generals Office.
WHAT CONGRESSMAN SAY ABOUT THE KILBouRN
VERDICT.-It is doubtful II Congress will make
an appropriation to pay the Judgment OF 500, OOC
against ex-Sergeant-at-Arms Thompson in the
suit brought against him by Hallett Kilbourn
The opinion Of many members is TINT the dam
ages awarded were excessive. ana that II q new
trai Is not granted the judge should set aside the
verdict.
THE RIVER FRONT IMPRovEMENT.-The Senate
committee on improvement OF the Potomac river
frontmade tour of inspection on the river this
afternoon, accompanied by Major TwIning and
other engineers. The committee have, apparently,
determined not to risk further delay in the work
Oh retaining the fats by sending the matter TIC
another commission for the preparation and adop-
ton OF plans. In the opinion OF the committee
they were fully empowered to examine the whole
and it is their purpose to do this They propose
however, to be guided by the advice OF the ablest
engineering talent that can be obtained, with the
view OF finding plan that will stand the strictest
scrutiny and criticism in Congress and elsewhere.
me members OF the committee are apparently
very much In earnest in the task they have under
taken.
FITz JOHN PoRTER's second application to the
President for relief which IS uner consideration
by the Secretary OF War; is dated Morristown ny,
April II, 1892 This apnlicatiOn like the first ts
based on the recommendation OF the advisory
board, but In this he asks the President to remit
so much OF the sentence OF the court martial which
placed him under civil disabilities remains un-
executed; also to recommend to Congress such
action In his case as he may deem just and proper
PERsoNAL--Senator Miller, OF New York, and
Representative Curtin are in New York-Lieu-
tenant Schwatka is at the Ebbitt-General W.
Sooy Smith, OF Illinois, and H. d. Parker, proprie-
Tor OF the Parker House, Boston, are at the Riggs
Sc nator Butler is to deliver the ora ton at the
unVeiling or the Confederate monument in Mag
nolia Cemetery, at Charleston, next month.-Ex.
ASSISTANT Secretary OF State Cadwalader is at
WOrnley' Sat last accounts from Hot Springs
Senator Logan had greatly improved.
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Washington News and Gossip.

THERE are 1913 new advertisements In THE star
to-day.
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Old World News BY Cable.


LONDON, April 22-The Standard confidentiallS
asserts that there Is no foundation In internation
law Tor suggesting that the British governmeuo
mas exceeded It's rights in regard 60 the imprisoM.
ment OF American suspects or that the Unite0
States have a shadow OF ground for ADDRESSING
either complaint or remonstrance I'm regard -
their 1mpr1Sonment to the ministers OF the crow0
Mr. PARNEIL
LONDON, April 22.-The Standard says Mr.. Par
nell win surrender himself at Kilmainham 1ail to-
day.
Mr. 0LApsroNEs Last BUDGET.
The Times says IL IL supposed that the budgc4 -
De presented In the house OF commons on MONDAY
win be the last that Mr. Gladstone viii submit
THE Loss OF THE sTKAMKR RocHDALk
dispatch from Sebastopol, Friday eveninI,
says: The steamer Rochdale has been beache6
She Is completely Quilted forward and 10 partly
Hooded. She Is still on IRE The cotton In tho
afterpar OF the steamer VIII be saved In dam
aged condition.
THE DESERT or SAHARA CANAL PROJECT.
PARIS April 22-It Is understood that the statQ
Will not contribute towards the expenses OF make
ing an inland sea OF the desert OF sahara by cuts
ting canal through the neck OF land dividing tho
gulf OF Gabes from the desert, but will appeal -
private capitalists for funds for the project
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FISH MARKRT.-S0ld by r. A. Golden, agent:
1000 shad from SO to SIS per hundred; 5000 her
ring from S. 80 to s. per thousand $50 punches rock
and perch from Is to 75c. per bunch.
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TIM CANAL AND TIE CUMBERLAND 6rRIkk-The
nal company held their regular moathly meeting
ast night, at WIZARDS hotel, The gcasurers n,
port showed that the prevailing spKe IN the coal
company. Very little freight Is beg Transported
&C present, ana the buatne&o q TIE 0mpany Is al
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SERGEANT MASON.-The President has received a
petition for the pardon OF Sergeant Mason from
Cleveland, Ohio, with 17,0Oo signatures
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THE POSTMASTER GENERAL, in company with
the Senators from Wisconsin, called on the Presa
dent and presented him with an Invitation to
open the Industrial fair OF the northwest, a.
Milwaukee, in September next
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STAGE AND STUDIo-Mr. Joe Jefferson, when
here presented to Attorney General Brewster, who
has been friend OF his for many years, q view Of
southern swamp painted by himself, which is
now in the Attorney Generals Office.
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TIE FURLoUGH OF Lieut.. A. N. Thackara han
been extended three months from the 18th inst
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COMMANDER SMITH w. NICHOLS has been
placed on the retired list OF the navy from the
18th OF April
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MEDICAL DIRECTOR Francis N. Gunnell has been
ordered to St Paul, Minnesota, as q delegate to
represent the medical corps or the navy at the
meeting OF the American Medical Association
which convenes at that city on the 9Th OF June
next