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LOOK OUT BELOW.
sevepiy.RVe Lumber Rats on tue
Rampage On the Upper Ohio-LOss
nI Life RPDOrIed.

PITTsRURGR, Pa, July 29-Seventy five
rats, containing $4,000 feet OF lumber
were swept from their moorings at Herr's
Island to-day, by a freshet in the Allie
sh,nv river. A heavy rain fell all slOrg
the river last night, and the rise came
on so suddenly that the RATS were
swept away before the owners had
time to save them. When the break
occurred a number OF men jumped
on the RATS and endeavored to secure
them, but their efforts were fruitless, aud
in few minutes the swift current was car
rying them down the river. At the Sixth
street suspension bridge raft with an un-
known man on, struck the pier and went
TO pieces. The man was drowned before
assistance could reach him. 1t was report
ed that three others shared similar fate,
but this was not verified. The loss will sg.
gregate two hundred thousand dollars. No
dsmsge rs reported from other points.
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FEARFUL EXPLOSION.

Ihirty.Eiye Coal Miners Instantly
Killed.
LoNpoN, July "a telegram from Paris
TO Reuters says:
"A fearful explosion has just occurred
IN large coal mine at Cattanizatta, Sicily.
Thirty i've miners out of seventy were in
stsntly killed. No particulars have as yet
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THE PRESIDENTS TOUR.
An Early Start TO be Made this Morn.
AOg-TO.Night 10 be spent at Nhite
Sulphur SpriDRs

WASHINGTON, July 29-The programme
arranged by the Louisville Exposition Com
mittee for the Presidents trip to Louis.
vile, which contemplated his departure
from this city this evening at o'clock, mas
been changed at the request of President
Arthur, who prefers not to begin his
journey on Sunday. The party will there
fore leave Washington at o'clock to-mor.
row morning via the Chesapeake and
Ohio -rrfi'aav, il viii. consist of the
sioner of internal Revenue Evans, mdJUi
0. l.. Prinden, private Secretary OF the
President and Assistant Superintendent OF
Railway Mail Service Jamison, accOmpa'
MED by Col. J. Mason Brown, DR.. d. W;
Yandell and J. Eskins, a committee OF
citizens of Louisville, who Will act as es.
cort on the part of that city. TOnight the
party went on board the palace coaches in
which the trip will be made and slept
there in order to Obyiate the neces.
sity for an early start from the
White HOuse in the morning. The
special train conveying the party will con.
sist of two parlOr coaches and baggage
car. one of tie coaches being fitted uD as
a d ming car IL will be in charge OF W:
T.. Arnold, agent of the Chesapeke and
ohio Company at Louisville, and will be
run on a special schedule 10 White Sllpher
Springs, and thence tn Louisville. lhe
train will arrive AZ the Springs to morrow
afternoon, and will not leave until 2
o clock Tuesday morDing. The President
will pen the Louisville Exposition At noon
on Wednesday.
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the CHOLERA.
saturday - Deaih Rate shows o Deelfcd
Increase.

LONDON, July 2y.-The deaths from cholesa
Saturday were rs follows: Three hundred
and twenty-five at Cairo (including three
British soldisYsh AT Hfssh
Il at Barrage, "a At MehaGa,
81 at Shibin, 46 at TaAtsh, 81 at
Ghizsb. q at Mitgamr and Il at ZagAzig, q
provinces OF Gaiioubish. Garbieh and Men
ouiish. and an aggregate 50 at eleven 9th II
widely scattered places.
An 0meial Denial
LONDON, July 29-The recent report tn n
the cholera had appeared at RlssoVai iy ON.
.cially deAied.
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wARRlNe ELEMENTS.

Serious Loss OF Life From storms
Five Men Drowned In the Mtssis.
sippi. go
VicKsBURG, Miss, July "a dispatch
TO the Herald from Msyersville says:
"During severe storm last evening sew
eral skiffs on the river containing ten co..
ored men capsized. Five of the men were
drowned.
A LandsIIde DeFails Train.
NORWICH, COM, July 29-Lightning did
considerable damage to barns and dwellings
in this vicinity last night.
A landslide occurred at Dayville, cover.
ing up the tracks of the Norwich and
Worcester road. The midnight train was
thrown from the track, and the head brake
msn, named Avery, was killed. Six cars
were ditbhed.
BRIDGEPoRr, Conn, July 29.-The most
severe thunder storm ever experienced in
this section passed over this city yesterday
afternoon and last night. In West STRAIT
ford large barn and several outbuildings
belonging to Bradley, Nichols & Sons were
struck by lightning and burned with
quantity Of hay, two horses and all the
farming utensils. Several houses were
also struck and seYeisl persons slightly
injured.
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Must Yield or Fight.

T.NGIER, July San Italian squadron
has srrived here to support Italy's ults
matum, insisting upon the full payment
Of the claims OF Italian subjects. the
msnds, but II IS expected he viii yisld to
them.
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APublie Beauest,

NAsHUA, n. n, July 29.-The will Of the
late Daniel Hesey bequea,hs to Nashua
$50. .0O0 for public library, on condition
that the city purchases suitable site.
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SERIOUS SHOOTING scRAPE-
A Fatal Aaray Grows 0at OF Land
Dispate.
Special 10 tie RsqistT.

SpcctdI % Dte hSVksteTs
CENTRAL, W. VA, July 2S-A fatal shoot
ing affray occurred near salem yesterday
between two men named Booher aud
Swiger. They were disp2ting in reference
TO some land, when Sviger drew tnlr.y
SIGHT cslibre revolver and shot Boober in
the bowels. Booher is still living, but the
doctors say he cannot recover. SSiger vas
srrestsd and placed in Jail at West Union
this afternoon
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1HE EloAIiNe Tricycle..
Terry Succeeds I'm Crossing the Chan
mel I'm safety.

LONDON. July 29.-Terry, the man who
left Dover at nine O'Clock yesterday morning
on q floating tricycle., with the intention OF
crossing the English Channel, arrived safe
Iy at Calais At five O'clock yesterday alter
noon.
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THE COTTON BELT.
Condition Of 80 Crsp ia the Ssses
Mates A. Com pared with Last Year

Condition Of 80 Crsp ia the several
Mates A. Compared with Last Ysss.
NEW YoEK, July "a.-The July cotton 70.
port to Bradstrects summarizes i01 mail
replies OF average date. July 10. Thsss
come from G12 out OF the 6S7 counties
growing over 800 acres OF cotton each.
The counties heard from represent % per
cent. Of the cotton growing regions. Tbs
July report Of So TO Bradstreets' vas based
on sr2 replies from IA counties, represent
ing " per cent OF the cotton belt Tbs
July report Of last year Vas published
August 3, u week later than the present re-
porI.
The ConditIos Of the CPsD
rfd,S.,sr, tsJS IN >.>asJ- n., fcS ths ayosa-
with Tie exception ot tennessee. The
report OF June last 10 Brsdstreeu mace
The weather for that month from faif 70
good and the prospects for good crop
scarcely more than fair. Taking the cotton
regions ss q whole, the present shows an
impruvement Ss 90 weather, compared Win
the June report. For North Carolina dis.
,inct Improvement is recorded. South
Carolina also shows Al improvement &C.
cording 10 the mail adysces on July 10Th,
hut tie situation had then become critical
Oh aocoUnt of lack OF rain.
Tho weather
in GEORGIA for the month ending July 10.
Wa. n good deal below that for the pre-.
yio.y month. In fact, Georgia wa, threat.
eucd with . severe irogiL, sad thA ~.
patches given show little Or no Improve
msnI IN date.
e. In Mississippi. Arkansas snd Tsnnsseee
q distinct Improvement Is noted. IN bon'
i,ltra the Weather has not been no good,
shiic Iom TeIss word comes of marked
improvement. While the summary OF re-
pIics as 20 the weather shows slight In
prov, utnnt over The June reports, it u nDt
yet rO-sibIc 10 report the general eoadis'on
VI tie crop sbyys latr. The prospects to-
y, ~ r'.'uw the corresponding date iss
ear s year ago the plsnt vas contsnd'
ing VIII bJo much rsin, bat this gsvc u Q
str. = giosih which formed The basis
M. }, = ruu whirh mstured during tss eu.
.utLl Wv favorable weather.
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Hss, Cases sl1sssssE

Rel1 Cases - Jessssh-. :. u
Yosrsns Mossoi, Juk @.n ~
bs,9s s,Idsa bss been toved iron -
Ious shty Coss 70 YishsenssIs issSt, i.,s
Cspe ChsrIea The steamer C,,lIo
which arrived from nsitimos. 01sN -.
four csss, Of yellow bsysf on boesA -
n ,Ls SCI viii prohsbly de-
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MAyY times you want 10 keep meat OF
f;sh for several daya Lay IL IN so!ut'o3
al Rex Msgnus over night snd you cse
kfep Il Tor weeks. You c,n also keep m,t
a week or SO by stirring Ia title ot the
.sncs Flake" brand,
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srnlusr, n. Y. JaIy a.Ex Cce9.
msu Vim. L Lansing diso seoSy
heart disease today. Hf - - -
tie Thirty seventh. Forty ssoooa $40
lythird CCpgrtsSs. - 5000 {. -
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I.esanasI KAADA

sAsn,lILE, Tsxs, July 80 -. A. ~
ran Go.s1 !sso, .so,,;s ssse,.h .hiis ~ ~ ~
,.,. pIsying shout the fosnsce soee
I,nb WepEes sgsd sevsB ysaf4, ~ ts
,Ie ton Of Tie elevator 70 the bnos. -
,snce Of eighty fsst, killing hin tasfssnS.
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Sl., Nra.. JIiy 20--Nine - ~
tsss n. pa Ssa,ydsy tunsel.ed saS.f
spi,I .sespsd. Tao haze eee4 ~ :.
srJ ir:g- rcsss isssssshisl ~
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Special Correspondence of the Register

IRELAND, LEWIS COUNTY, W. Va, July %.
Il had intended to write you sooner, bat
. lack of leisure, as we'll as q lack OF items,
has interfered. I find that you can't get as
much news here as in Weston, but l wan.
dered over 10 Walkersville the other day
and had q pleasant conversation with q
number of gentlemen, most Of whom were
Republicans, and who were all denoancing
the attack Of the Wheeling Intelligenoer
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\ Quarter OF n Million BIazH
IfNroLN. NFn, July pa ire this
laorming destroyed ten business buildings.
L.c... a quarter of million. Leighton a
Brnwu, dealers in wholesale drugs, are the
Eea, iest lossers; insurance about one-half.
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E>TEI PR'sJsG LEGAL agents wanted N this
4, an fer an article that is sure ~ sell.
J I've druggists end srOcers preferred Ad-
s-tss Hanislen Food PreServaIive Co, -
Ailby street, Boston.
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| The. " esf EoFh ktver.
| BY N.
Wandering wesrilssa Wess FORK River,
! Eestow, d upon Eaan BY boantsoS 'isef
| n addy, glc0tuy, bat Oh! now good
I Are the happy wsIer. Of Thy hool-
! Eik may be cleaser-kaRawha more grad
! But In no valley OF this bright Land
| Runs llIsIe q stream whose history DeArn
such stOTieg OF warfare, of peace, and OF tesefs,
! Wuul lit were written. that In years 10 cone.
| 'Aong those TO come after. most surely stsns
! WGnis honor the hsross-wsmen and nsn
! WaC.fought far our valley In Seventssasen
MsrxaRtoSs Girls.
sss over at BuckhanBon the othsr dsy,
| a lDGkeT.On upon the pTooeedingS ot the
Tearbers Institute. Nov I'm an old msu
have babies Of my own ~ bia ~ an
I.yself-eId I 6Sa't like TO go back, Ia
cry way, upon tbs girls oil my own countJ
20 that shat l nsy say will be said vita
out malice atspethonght." Eut have b
rmsrk. and my language Il pisin, that tb'
incest, nesie.t sprightliest asd handsotn
est set of girls in tho whole 10
came from the extreme edge Of th
Stats at place called MOI
gartovp." They we're intsIligent lady
like, mo6<s;-and yet they were no
ciphers, aud they let the associsdsa knoa
Il. Boih ply ysicslly and meutslly, u
| palm should be awarded to tia MoIgar
town ladies present; and the dsar It'll
"daisies,'t how wish Il wss young Agaiz
Iwouid tsrtsinly join. the Insttuie. 1ne'
is no use talking. thai big brick bniidia
| there, and oil the many advantages Il
| higher education watch AorRantown 20
9 sssses. has put her away shead In ali ma
t.rs of education. can't -sy 30 much II
the dense fields q red oak bronze te
miles from town, bui West yirginis
' Aliens is ahead.
Coed Bye,
And thus, having taken my seat, %
= also taken my pen in bsud 70 drop 70
, these iex lines. which leave me veil
!. present, and which hope may md 20
e enjoying the same blessing, siSa myse
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.Ihe Spread Of Increase"

1t nay safely be said that from Roanoke
10 the county line the wives OF our farm.
ers are us prolific as they are good, virtuous
and leautiful. | never saw the
like of babies that be and those that
are TO lie Tle doctors wink, pocket Their
fee. and, in the language Of one physician
heard speak, ''gO hunt for another one.
The increase Of population in Collins Set
tlement District in the last few years has
been most remarkable, and in few years
ste will not only hold the balance Of power,
but will be the most thickly populate d
section in the county.
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vrcl is Quoted in Clarksburg at % to "a
ssr,s for unwashed, and 30 TO 81 cents for
laf
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General Nathan Coz,

In belittling his chances for the Vice Presi.
Dental nomination upon the Republican
ticket. The new management Of that paper
does not seem to have learned that General
Goff is the idol of West Virginia Republi.
cans, wherever you find them, and for him
theY Hnnld shed their hind IL need he
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=
they would shed their blood, il need be.
The Next Governor.
! was surprised to see in one OF the
Wheeling papers, the other day, an ex.
tended puff from Weston for +. w. vii.
son, OF Charleston, for the next Demo.
cratic gubernatorial nomination. Windy"
may be a good man-doubtIess he Is, or
the correspondent should not have said
so-but it seems to me that in ex.Judge
John Brannon or Hon. J. NJ. Bennett. the
Democracy might find timber OF a kind
vastly superior TO the windy, weeping
such material at home, it seems worse than
folly TO advocate the claims OF q gentle.
man who resides near the bohdehs OF
kaintucEy ssb"
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Tbers is a stream in this district caIlsd
Carving Ran" and tits frequently co1-
founded, oy strangers with Carton Ran,
another tIibatary of tAe West Fork riser.
earring HAN obtsineaits name from the
fac, that in the IAdiaa days, the red men
would carry their canoes from near The
mrAih OF Oil Greek, Atrihutary ot tie ha
nsshs, to the stream i have named, 1t os.
ing the shortest distance on the vide
hS1xeen The two riyers--Muddy Creek aud
kena9bs, as they were then calle6 Many
relics si the noble red man are yet found
along the banks. of Carrying Kun; and
could they but speak, what tales thoy
might tell of thA. massscres a. Beverley,
Buck khaupon AID Cisrksburg, and what
stories of horror they might relate aA1ut
tts suffering and death Of maay q hardy
pioneer OF Western Virginia
"PIymonlh Rock and xAmestAan"
10 fourth Of July speech, on one occs
sion. Mr. Wm Z Arnold. the orator OF the
day, uttered these remarkable sords:
The PRFitAns OF Plymouth Rock and tn
cavaliers Of jamestown met at AppomattoI
for final arhitrament, and Plymouth Ro:'
| prevailed"
ana reminded OF this by the fact tha
along French Greek. ia Upshur. and e1
! teu6ing we'll over iato Lewis, 10 large sci
tIsment Of genuine Massachusetts Yankees
Dew we'll miIea with "right pert sprint
ling" Of the real old fashioned Tue kahoe:
Mary Of the Northern men came here b
fose the disturbance" and considerabl
number of the old stock, | regret to saI
have rested from their labors." But ia
good they have done-the glorious school
they buili-remain as endearing mons
meats 10 their memory. Their thritt an
snteTprise has stirred up the ambition
Vireipia,s sons and daughters; AID
where you will, Hhsre cne OF these US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
FOREIGN NOTES.

MADRID, July 3--rhe Papal Nuncio here has issued
circular letter declaring agaDst further extension by
the Northern clergy OF the doctrine contained Ia tue
recent Carliat propaganda.
BRUSSELS. July 3.-Tbe Tribunal OF Journal has de-
cdcd to Try Canon Bernard who carried OFF nnds OF the
Sathohc church 70 America, for breach oi trust
ZURICH, July 3-Forty.hve journalists, representing
Europe and America. attended f0te hero yeste rday
The festivities incluled exhibition regatta, illum
nations, etc.
BERLIN July 3-Prince Orion, tIe Russian Minist or
TO France arrived here his way TO Paris During
his stay IN this city ne will visit Prince Bismarck.
LoSDOs July 3.Adyices from Victoria state that the
Marquis OF Normandy Governor OF Victoria at the
opening OF Parliament there today announced his Ia
teDtOn 10 Degoate wi N the otner colonies in favor or
an Australian confederation.
LONDON. July 3.--rhc Newmarket July meeting began
today The for the July Stakes, for twoyear-olds
was won by Sir j. Willoughby's hy by Hermit out OF
ADELAIDE, by head Count Il. dc Lagrange's ArcGiduc
was second Leopold de Rothscbilds Iallsnan tnird.
There were eigut starters.
CITY OF MEXICO. July 3-President Gonzalez has L.
sued decree establishing In connection WITH the De-
partment of Public Works bureau for collecting ac-
curate commercial, mining agricultural and industrial
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Lieuteract-Cm~3
Coast Survey Ensign George Blow 70 duty sbcs4d th9
Pinta; Naval Cadets William +. Darral Heocrt 4. :
Woods. Alexander g. Hastead and Harry A. fieids -
the Kearsarge; Assistant Engineer William $. smith =
the Kearsarge; Ensign Guy Brown has been de''
tached from the Coast Survey schooner Orift, end o.
dered to the Pints: Assistant Engineer J. scheA o
the Kearsarge ordered to the Tennessee Nave
Cadets 0. b. sbailenberger and Gusave kaeaaiasrih
from duty In the Bureau OF Steam Epginee ssng an
ordered proceed home; Naval Cadet I. II. Matthews
from the Swatara and granted sick uotil sepsem
Der.
Commander Byron Wilson Yesterday passed sncseeo<
ful examination before the Naval Examining Board 50
Will be promoted to be captain.
The TaapO0sa will sail from the Washington Neyy<
Yard Thursday for the Northern navy yay0s. Iuo'
Navy Department has been Informed that the breoky4
ana Galena arrived at Monteyldco, Uruguay on June
Inc Galena has been ordered 10 return " HsnptoN'
Roads Santemher l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
A general census will be taken every 'ep
BUTLERS FINANCIAL IDEAS.
HIS VETO OF THE MASSACHUSETTS TAX BILL
CRITICISED.
Ipr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmUSE.i


IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEI
BosToN, July 3.-The Republicans MADE
political blunder when they passed the bill h1ins INC
State tax at So 600 900. That amount VIII DC requeu
and n an honest Governor at the head OF tne etc
the bill would have been signed. Butler sees IN tniS
bill fine opportunity make political capita !" '
next campaign he vetoes It, and viii poast Oh .no
stump next fall that he has saved to the people n'i
million dollars and many will believe him. whereas no
will not have saved a dollar. The otner nan
million will be borrowed. and the depe mus'
be paid. The journal. speaking OF the veto' says.
Indeed II 10 reduced the question mnptmhi ~ 20
better for tho state have ample funos WIN ". % ~
do bnsineaa or to bo always In the market
The Treasury began tho year with cAsn d,shmrssd
and $500 900 borrowed In anticipation OF - 600 oa9
November aud December. Now III TAX VI |, |S,0i0o ioso
IA assessed the Stato will be obliged TO DVrIow ess
money next year for ten monthsi IL wu ~. sS soSs
along without borrowing then. nut ~ sm zoo 400
70 borrow less money by half Million II the SEovvVVo
Ia assessed This being the case the flnance III %
and the Legislature should adhere to Its TAX p uncs
fhey nave become converts to the borrowing pocy oI W
tnat OF breaking funds IL the Governor vetVes
another 100000 assessment let the state ~ ~ ot
two years on the ground that II borrowing -
good polcy TO borrow $2000O00 Is peter. Ihis
policy can be pursued ten years whcn ,ne
money can be capitalized and snerward repuuis,seu
That ia the result OF the borrowing policy In o'ner
States. ,,,,
The House to-day refused TO pass tho state Ia1 Dill
for So OooO0O over the Governors veto The FINANCE
Committee was instructed to report forthwith Dill ior
tax OF Sl,500000.
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COAL MINERS WAGES SETTLED.

SCALE or WAGES GRANTED BY THE ARBITRATOR
PITTsBURG, Penn, July 3.-The Hon. John
r. McCune. umpire OF the Coal Trades Tribunal rem
dered his decision his afternoon, which ID hat 'he poe
pald for mining In the railroad coal mines IN
mis- dstrct from Nav 81 TO October shall be 3 cents
per bushel OF seyentysiI pounds over an inch and
half screen. The operators claimed That the prlee
should be ccnts aud miners struck TOT ia cents
NJ Mc(une says his figures snow an uuinist.hHnle
depresson N the coal trade that the supply Is creator
than the demand and that competition mas chu1el
urlces TO bs low tnM operators
cannot continue to pay three and half cents Tor nn-
ing He believes that IL IA possible % pay three hnu
quarter oens weVor ana thereupon decides th tlue
sDall be tn. rate. The miners are satisfied win Iho re-
ant The operators have nothing TO say Dut u -
believed that they will accept and that thc s'Ae WI
icr rd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
ARMY ORDERS AND pRoMorIoss.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Lieutenant-C CoIon0
Marshall I. Ludngton Deputy Quartermastes- sssee1
has been relieved from temporary duty In tn eooe
the Quartermaser General and ordered TO Pbisds1po5
to relieve Brigadier-General Samuel A. Holabsrd Qa61|
General of immediate charge Of the duart6
masters depot in that city. Tho leave of ssoso6
granted Colonel August " Ksutz, 9Th InTaa.ry, ~
been further extended month, and thet xfaacG-
Second Lieutenant John Baxter, jr. OH Ipxatxy -
tended two months. 1tffttt
Colonel Gsusha Pennypacker, 10th Infsatry, ~
been found incapacitated for active service 49,
Retiring Board and day placed upon the re1Do
list Of the Army. This retirement promotes licuseue
Colonel Matthew VI. Blunt to be Colonel 18th iufnufEs
Major David II. Brotherton to be Leutcna at-Ce)6nE
25th Infantry Captain Alfred 7. Smith lie Aatpe -
Infantry, First Lieutenant James W. Powell 10 " O.
tain eth Infantry, and Second Lieutenant Heay yOE4-
son, r., to be First Lieutenant 9th Infantry.
The following -Damed nOn-commissoned ohiccrs 11v1
examined and prove qualified for con nuIi<s0ng 81
Second Lieutenants They will BE- assigns y the 14<
9th, I'd and 9th regiments OF infantry rsy<ctsvoIX|
Sergeant Hampton NJ. Roach, Sergeant W. p Bnrnheuu
Corporal James Murray Arrasmtn, Sergeant iieannd4(
Thomas. The thirteen civilians to be appoihfi N vt(
ber next, in addition to che four non-co1 nlss1vu9
officers above mentioned and ffty-two gradgifes l4E
the Hilary Academy. will fll the yacaucies xising q
the Regular Army up TO July l, 1884