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General Foreign New. by Cable.

HEALTHY HEALTH EXHIBITION
LONDON, october 2S-The health exhibition,
which was lately closed, shows a pront OF c3o,o0o
The judges At the health exhibition awarded the
Christian Brothers two gold medals two medals
OF silver and six diplomas for various exhibits made
by them
PRESS FAvoRfrfsM IN LONDON.
LONDON, october sS-The editor Of the Morning
Post wrote letter the other day TO Lord Richard
GrosFenor. one oi the secretaries OF the treasury,
In The ministry ana news OF other Official acts had
been sent 10 all the other daily papers but had
been Withheld from the Post To this letter lord
Richard has responded that items OF official news
are FURNISHED only 10 those newspapers which give
more or less cortiial support 10 the government
GERMAN AFFAIRS.
BERLIN. october 2S.-Pr1nce bismarck to-day In
private cunNcr atiOn denied absolutely that ne had
any designs against the Independence OF the free
ciIieS OF germany. he empire, he said was great
~ Interested IN their continued freedom, and
especially IN the continued Independence OF
Hamburg. IL was pity. he said. that there were
not more free cities, for such towns would be
blessing 20 Germany. The National Gazette states
that Sir Edward Malet, the new British ambassa-
dor al Berlin, has already created a favorable i'm
TO maintain The same relations with him as with
his predecessor the late Lord AmpthilL
THE VATICAN AND REIaIUs
ROME, october 2S-The recent changes I'm the
Belgian ministry VIII not affect the agreement De-
tween Belgium ana the Vatican, and diplomatic
IN November.
PARIS. October 2s-Senatortal elections will be
held January 4jh, 1885. The agricultural society
OF France IL about To hold a convention OF spo
the causes OF the present agricultural depression
IN France.
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ALLEGED ILLEGAL REGISTRATION IN LoUrsrAHA-
Chief United States supervisor OF Elections Geo L.
Norton yesterday brought suit IN the United States
circuit court against state Registrar OF Voters Rob-
ert Brewster. supervisor Norton alleges that the
United States canyassers have been unable TO md.
at the places Indicated on the books OF the regis.
tration ofIice, a large number Of persons 70 whom
registration papers have been issued as voters -
the frst Louisiana congressional district and thaS
he submitted the names OF these persons 70 ReR1s-
trar Brewster, with the request thar they b
stricken from the registration rolls having ben
fraudulenty registered, and that Brewster haS
failed 70 erase them He prays that Brewster b
directed TO show cause why the names should Mt
Decreased. The court made an order In accoroanoS
with the prayer.
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RUMORED FALL OF kHARTOUM.
Another Story That the City is Sur.
rounded bY 100. 900 Rebels.

CAIRO, october ga heavy division of mounted
infantry has arrived at Assouln. Rumors are cur
rent here that khartoum has fallen into the hands
OF the rebels. They probably emanate from
Zebehr Pasha's people. The government has heard
nothing of the kind.
ALEXANDRIA, october 23.-Zebehr Pasha I'm an in
terview to-day, declared that messenger who left
KhartOum SO days ago, had ioformed him that one
hundred thousand rebels We're around Khartoun,
but that Gen. Gordon would be able 10 hold out for
two years, provided he had a sufficient supply OF
provisions. Zebehr is certain that the British
troops Will encounter serious trouble and much
nghting before they arrive at Khartoum. He
strongly advises that no advance be made until Il
is known whether or not Gen. Gordon still holds
khartOum. Zebehr expresses regret that England
refused his assistance but says il is too late now.
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Proposed International Exhibition I'm
Canada.

MONTREAL, QCE., october 2S-The twentieth
anniversary OF The confederation OF Canada occurs
Ia 1885, and the idea has arisen OF celebrating the
scale. Montreal, being the commercial metropolis
and in virtue OF its port presents Itself the most
suitable place for holding the fair. F. X. Penault
secretary OF the Canadian commission at the Phil
adelphia and Paris expositions, appears TO fayora-
bly, entertain the suggestion, and has taken steps
to bring the project into shape by calling meet
Ing OF all foreign consulS In the city, members OF
parliament and leading railway and shipping men,
the meeting favors the undertaking 1t is intended
to set to work at once
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LONDON, October 2S.-A violent northwest storm
prevailed last night and to-day throughout the
British isles and the neighboring Houses
were demolished at Shields vessels I'm the Clyde
We're driven from their moorings and many small
wrecks are reported along the coast -Four vessels
were driven ashore OF Greenock. Incoming
steamers report that fearful weather was encoun-
tered out AT sea 4 steamer from Lsbon for Car
diff was wrecked at PenZance aud the German
cruiser Undine was wrecked on the Danish coast.
The crews OF both were saved.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fo FIRST SUBDIVISION ASSOCIATED CHAR
tS tiles The annual election for officers of this
Association will take place on THURSDAY AFTER
NOON, October 3Dth. at o'clock at the aged Wo-
mans Home. F. L. MOORE President
l. W. DAVIS, Secretary. 1t
Z rFoMASONIC.-A SPECIAL CONvOCATION OF
S.s; lafayette, R. A. Ghapter No O. s. win be held at
7oclock p Members are earnestly requested to at
tend Companions Of Sister Chapters fraternally
invited
BY order Of the NJ. E. HI
Oc2S-2t RICHARD J. BLAKELOCK, Secretary
fsSCOLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY A CLASS IN
practical assayinR will be formed in the Corcoran
School. October 2Sth at o'clock For informa-
ton apply to T. I ERISTOE Dean or27.3f
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GOV. CLEVELAND IN NEW YORK.
He IL g cefves Many Disting uished
Callers

NEW YORK, october 2s.-Despite the rain to-day
the Hoffman house was crowded with callers on
Gov. Cleveland. Among them were State Control
ler Chaplin, Silas NJ. Burt. Gen. Shaler Gen Farms
worth, Col. James j. Fay, John c. Deylin, Dr. f.
Leroy Satterlec, Congressman James c. HaSSetu, OF
Pennsylvania: Rev. g. Gottheil, rabbi Of the temple
Emanuel; Rev. John Anketell. chaplain OF st. Barn.
a0as church, and Gen NJ. u. Mercer.
There also called upon Gov. Cleveland Rev. Thos.
Ducey, or ST. LeoS church. In this city; Rev. Dr.
Downs, OF Kilmallock, Ireland, clasSmate OF Car
dlIiai MCCloskey, and now his guest ia this CITY,
and Rev. Father O'Donnell
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The Chicago Cra,u Supp,v.

CHICAGO, october 2s-The visible supply OF grain
on october 25th. as compiled by the secretary OF
the board OF trade Is follows Wheat 34 les 90
bushels; corn, 100000 bushels oats, s.3ss.0O
bushels; rye, 65s00 bushels; barley, l6s3 600 BUSH
els The following h the amount OF grain In store
at Chicago october 25th:-wheat 5.a7 zoo; corn,
1903! coo: oats, $4,000 rye i65 0O barley, l5s .00Q
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A Marshal Murdered by n ROwdy.

DAYTON, OHIO, october 2s.-A telephone message
from Eaton, Ohio. states that Marshal Ryan was
murdered shortly before O'Clock last night by u
rowdy. Some time ago Ryan arrested a murderer
and used a club a few times In taking him 10 Jail
few days ago he was liberated, and has since
been laying for Ryan. Meeting him last night he
opened lire upon the marshal, shooting him three
times. the third shot being fatal The murdere9
was captured and the indignan popuiace threaten
TO lynch him.
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Pennsylvania Miners Returning 60
Work.

PITTsBCRG, October 2S Prom present indica-
tons every coal pit on the Monongahela and
loughiogheny rivers viii be In operation before
the close OF the week at 2b cents per bushel for
mining In the FIRST three pools and cents In the
fourth. The back OF the strike WAS broken several
days ago, when the third and fourth pool miners
returned 10 work AT the operators figures In the
rSt and second pools several OF the largest opera
tors have been notified that the men are willing 10
accept the reduction. and preparations are being
made for resumption OF work
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Another Democratic Address,

THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON REFORM, ON THE LINZ
ITATION OF POWERS OF DEPUTY L. S. MARsHALS, ON
SECT1ONALISM, THE TARlFF, ETC.-CLEvELANDS
ELECTION PREDICTED
The national democratic committee have issued
another address TO the people, in which they de-
clare that the leading issue before the country is
reform In the administration, and that il can only
be effected by the election OF Cleveland and Hen
bricks. The address alleges that the republicans
despair OF carrying New York. and are trying to
carry Indiana, New Jersey and Connecticut by the
dScredtaple means employed in Ohio. II sets
forth that the democrats of New Jersey, Connecti-
cut and Indiana understand that deputy marshal
not legal voter OF the precinct is only intruder
that no supervisor or deputy marshal has legal
right to interfere with the votes for presidential
electors; that the functions OF these officials are
limited to congressional elections, and sic is time
they should understand that there well-detined
bounds 10 their powers" The address defines the
legal rights of the voter and declares that il is the
province OF the state officers OF election to deter
mine the right OF voter to the franchise and that
no supervisor or marshal has authority to prevent
the access OF voter 20 the state officers or election
for the purpose Of claiming his right TO vote. The
proper authority OF narshalS at elections is defined,
and 1t Is declared that when they uoufp the right
TO arrest q citizen who Is proceeding peacefully to
the polls, they make themselves in fact Judges OF
election and become wrong-doers whom the cIti-
zen may lawfully Withstand ard resist. Ii is de-
clared that the democrats OF Indiana, New jersey
and Connecticut, knowing their rights and deter
mined to maintain them. Will add the electoral
votes of those states TO the already assured cleo
toral vote' OF New York. The charge OF Mr.. Blaine
that the democratic party Is sectional is Answered
Gy saying that the 2194, ,46S democratic votes cast
In 1880 In the middle, western and Pacific states,
and the 512SSS cast IL the border States, not
sectional 1t is predicted tnat MIR. Blalhes efforts
to "kindle anew tie fires OF sectional contro-
VerSy" Will be condemned at the polls. Mr. blalnes
claim or credit IN imposing duties To protect
labor is denied. tariff revision made In the In
terest OF the people, aid not In the Interest OF
poratiOns, is declared necessary. The recent man
ufacturers' meeting IN New YORK city. presided
over by Mr. John Roach, Is denounced at
tempt to c0erce W0rklligmen 10 support Blaine. In
conclusion the address predicts the election OF
Cleveland and Hendricks
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MAKING ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE RECEPTION q
DELEGATES

DELEGATES.
Archbishop Gibbons has received communities
ton from Cardinal Jacobni inclosing additional
instructions from Pope Leo XIII relative 70
the plenary council to open In the cathe-
dral, Baltimore, November 9Th next The Rev.
Mr.. McCailen, OF s. MaJy's seminary, who
viii be master OF ceremonies in all the relig-
1ous services during the council, has about
arranged for the grand ceremonies OF the opening
day. The archbishops, bishops and other prelates
VIII meet In the arohiepiscopal residence, and
the visiting and resident priests IN Saint Alphon-
sus' hall. ON Saratoga street, near Park. Tho
priests VIII march In procession from the hall to
the archbishOp's house, where they VIII meet
the prelates and escort them into the cathedral
While the sessions OF the council continue theF0
will be services and preaching in the cathedral
every night I'm the week except Saturday and
Thursday Three nights In the week there wil
also be services and preaching In German at Saint
Alphonsus' church. reception VIII be given On
the evening OF November Goth, at the ConcordiA
Opera house, from TO 1890 O'Clock. Tickets WIN
be sold at IS piece, admitting a gentleman au4
ladies'
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THB CouNTESs PoURTALEs NOT BRHEADRD.-The
aosuIu reRors ABOUT the execution "a Japan OF the
Beecher, OF New York. Is still going the rounds OF
the papers, Notwithstanding the denial OF the
dispatch from New York says that letters from the
countess have been received by her friends In that
city dated at her chateau, In the canton OF Erie
which time she was said 70 have been In Japan.
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Fatally stabbed.

PITTsBURG, PA, october ga special 10 tho
Post from Scottdale, Pa, says: Frank Pckert. su-
peT1ntendent OF McClureS coke works, was fatally
stabbed last night 10y young man named McCor-
mick, charger at the Emma mines, In quarrel
over "A dog
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THE EVENING STAR.

IlE-NO HE-No HE-No HE-No HE-No
HE-NO Bisbop Marvin wrote from, China HE-NO
HE-NO You get respectable China HE-NO
HE-NO man to drink Tea after it has been HE-No
HENO prepared for the American market HE-No
HE-NO United States-The Department OF HE-No
HE-NO Agriculture at Washington. in a spe- HE-No
HE-NO cial tea report.isays: The Cinnamon HE-No
HENO never drink the dyed teas themselves. HE-No
HE-NO they made for the Srelgn mar HE-No
HE-NO ket." HE-No
HE-NO Appletons CyclOpedia, Vol Is. page HE-No
HE-NO COO says: Teas are subject to vari- HE-No
Br-No ons authorizations, including the coli HE-NO
HF-No orins to improve the looks of infe- HE-No
HENO ror kinds The materials used arc HE-NO
HE-NO Prussian blue gypsum and indigo" HE-NO
HE-NO Martin Giillet & Co, recognizing HE-NO
HENO the truth of the above abuses, offer to HE-NO
HE-NO the consumer. through the grocers. HE-NO
HE-NO Tea similar to the drank i'll HE-NO
HE-NO China: ii is called HE-No and is HE-NO
HE-NO without the expensive coloring. pol HE-NO
HE-NO ishing and fancy twisting, usually HE-No
HE-NO put on teas shipped to the American HE-No
HE-NO market it is simply Tea in its nat HE-NO
uFNo ural condition and is the kind the he NO
HFNO Chinese drink themselves HE-NO
HE-NO HE-NOTea is sold only in the orig HE-NO
HE No inal metal lined packages, / pound. HE-NO
HE NO y pound and u pound sizes 1t Is Hk-No
HE-NO never sold in bulk like other teas. HE-NO
HE-NO HE-NO HE-NO HE-NO HE-NO
ocll
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A II. Smith, at Rockaway Beach, Was entered by
burglars last night The safe was broken open and
large amount OF Rockaway Improvement bonds,
several hundred dollars In cash, and other valua-
bies were carried on. There is no clue 10 the
thieves.
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BAGGAGE REGULAT1oNs.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury to-day issued circular to customs OIL
GERS instructing them that the baggage OF passen-
gers arriving. at seaboard ports may be permitted
TO go forward without examination under the i'm
mediate transportation act to the port to which the
passenger may be destined, provided such port is
named in said act
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Two stores I'm the Shackleford building, at Sara
toCa, Y. Y, were burned out this morning. Tn
loss on the building and stocks is $4,000 insured
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PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Gen. Logan on a Free Ballot and g
Fair Count.

kEoKUK, Iowa, October 2S.-Gen Logan arrived
in Warsaw early yesterday morning, and In the
afternoon addressed 10000 persons from Illinois,
Iowa and Missouri I'm the public park. Mr. Logan's
speech related chiefly to the tar, and In it he de-
clared that with free ballot and fair count the
democrats could not carry seven states.
The Labor Party i'm Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, october 2S-The state executive
committee OF the greenback labor party met last
night and formally ratified the action OF the nomi-
mating committee, endorsing for Congress Hunt In
the first district, Houston in the second, and Gay
IN the third, all democrats, and Mahoney and
Beattie republican, presidential electors.
Republican Harmony at Albany.
ALBANY, n. Y, october 2S-The factional
troubles In the republican party In this city were
settled last evening by an agreement to diShand
OF new committee with Albert e. Judson as
chairman.
New York Assembly Nominations.
PORT JERvIs, \. Y, october 2s.-The following
assembly nominations have been made I'm Sussex
county, n. j.: Republican, Alexander Hunt; demo-
cratic. Horatio n. Kinney; prohibition, Collins
Sanford, and peoples party, g. ID. Garris
PrOhibitiOnist Nominations for Con.
gress.
HUNTERS POINT, l. l., october 2S-The Green
point prohbitonstS OF the fifth congressional dis
trict met here last night and nominated Geo Scott
Of the eighteenth ward, for Congress. Chas Steele
was nominated for assembly In the eighth district
OF Kings county.
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The Democratic Expectations.
WHAT CONGRESSMAN MIIKINS SAYS

Representative wilkins, OF Ohio, who has Just
returned from New York city, where he spent a
good deal OF time at democratic headquarters said
to STAR reporter to-day :-"The democrats In
New York are wild with enthusiasm, and are con-
ndent OF carrying the state. They say New Jersey
and Connecticut will go with New York and they
have good news from the west They believe In
diana Will go for Cleveland and Hendricks alSo."
Mr. Wilkins said that the democrats did not have
much money, nor did he believe the republicans
were flush.
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Howard sullivan, the colored murderer OF Ella
Salem On u jail
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SYRACUSE. N. Y, october 28-Six members OF the
salvation army were recently sent 70 the penlten-
tiary from police court here for violating city
ordinance. Last night they were released. under q
decision by Judge Kennedy, who held that their
conviction was Illegal The common council has
passed new ordinance, meeting the judges rul-
ing.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue. $685. 33333; customs. s472 48a
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was convicted OF mansiaughter for shooting Joseph
Henry Wilson tor stealing melons on september
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THE PORTSMOUTH DETAINED BY HIGH WINDS
The Navy department Is informed that the Ports
mouth left Newport yesterday for Norfolk, but was
obliged to put In at New London, Conn.,, on account
OF heavy winds, where she Will await their abate-
menL
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LECTURES.

II ECTURE ON MEMORY.-PROF. A 8. BOYD WILL
IL give another FREE LECTURE at Y. NJ. e. A. build
ing. 1893 New York avenue, WEDNESDAY EVENING,
October 49, ut 730 O'Clock Scores availing them
selves of the value of this art and all are invited
come and ses its merits oc2S-2t
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We put our shoulders to the Wheel We do not wait
for better times until the election is over" We
move right along. The goods offer pretty, the
prices are way down low and. o consequence, our
efforts to please the public appreciated The i'm
ese success we have had with Curtain Poles in
duces to continue the sale Of them this week. only
shall be able 10 offer much better article at S9c and
49c than before We can give them TO you in all kinds
We also have Just opened very large assortment Of
Walnut and Ebony Stands, Brackets. Book Shelves
Towel Racks Paper Racks. &c. &C.. at remarkably low
prices Our assortment Uf Silver plated Ware is i'm
nense The goods are of the most lovely design. and
the prices will surprise Wecan offer Butter Dishes
Breakfast or Dinner Castors Creams Spoon holders
Syrups. Sugars, Pickles. Fruit Dishes Mugs. Celeries
&c. &C.. at from 99c up. In Plated Table Ware offer
79c. Knives from 99c. set. Butter Knves Rogers
genuine. 49c In Individual Cups and Saucers offer
. very large and handsome assortment at from 25c
Our stock Of fine Albums ia now complete. and we
offer them at from A9c up We sell largo Plush Album
at SL98
Our Fall Stock Of Jewelry and Clocks IL now all in In
solid silver have aarge and lovely Of
styles. Solid Gold Rings we can show you from Soc
Fine Rhine Stone Jewery we datter ourselves we
not be excsslled in
Our assortment OF 25c goods in this line bests the
world. Come and see us
N. sILvERBERG Co.
s12 7th street and sl8 sth street northwest,
ocN Near Pennsyivania ava
DR ". 7. PARKER. OF BOSTON; MASS,
~ MAGNETIC HEALER
Liver. and Kidney all Nervous Deeases
without he use OF medicine WIZ visit patientA S17 4k
street northwest. oc1o-2Vs
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Gladstone, In his dispatches TO woleeley e1eer,
~ indicates that the S0udan VIII be ahan6o0e6 -
the Arabs as soon as Gordon IL relieved -
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Recommendations have been made in the Distr1ce
estimates Increasing the amount for bridges by
$500; Washington aqueduct, $780, and insane
hospital s6s,sl4; making total Increase OF s7ssll.
This amount is 10 be Offset 10y proposed reductions
as follows: Engineers Office, 5000; health DEPART
ment, 1870 ana work on streets. SCI ,s04 These
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NEW BANK.-The acting controller OF the cur
rency to-day authorized the San Angelo National
Bank OF San Angelo, Texas, to begin business with
a capital OF est, ,OOO
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SECRETARY FRELINGHUYsEN, accompanied by
Chief Clerk Brown, has gone to Raritan, N: j. He
Will be back on Thursday or Friday. Mr. John
Davis, First Assistant Secretary of State is expec-
ted to return from Europe the latter part Of the
present week.
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NEw YORK, october 2s.-The stock market has
been quiet and firm thus far to-day. Prices show
an advance OF = To y per cent
The OIL market has been depressed and I'm a con-
dtion OF Semi-ilanic this morning. Certificates
have dropped from s2Ts 10 66 on advices from the
Armstrong well, which has proven a gusher.r
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NEW ARMY OFFICERs-The following is the cor
rected list OF those successfully passing the
inatton at Fort Monroe and who will be commits
stoned as lieutenants in the army: r. H. Ander-
son. E. E. Benjamin, G. L. Beckhurst, A. P Buf1ng-
ton H. L. Hawthorn, F. V. krug. L. W. Moore, c.
w. Penrose, r. r. Stevens, r. L. Thompson, E.
B: Weeks. w. c. Wren; aternates j. I. Anderson,
w, n, Blow. W. j. Pariiee
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To BE RET1RED.-I2ear Admiral Phelps who was
recently detached from command of the South At
lantic station, was yesterday examined by the
naval retiring board. He passed the examination
and will be placed on the retired list of the navy
next week.
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REWARDS FOR HUMANE SERvICES.-The President
has presented through the Department OF State
two handsome gold watches and chains to the cap
tans OF foreign vessels for humane services-lend-
One watch is engraved, "From the President of
the United States OF America to Capt. Edward VIII
lams, OF the British barque Catelina, for humane
services In reScuing the crew Of the American ship
Rainier;; the other is engraved, "From the Presi-
dent OF the United States to Capt. T. w. Churchill,
or his humane services in reScung the crew of the
American brig Jennie Morton at sea on the 9Th OF
February, 1881