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Preserving Soil Fertility.

one reason why fruit is more uncer-
tain than formerly, is because the soil
has lost somo OF its original fertility.
Attacks OF insects on the fruit will ac-
count for part of the failure, but when
the trees fail to blossom the reason must
be looked for elsewhere. In making a
compost for orchards, u due proportion
OF potash should be added. The tree is
yearly storing up more and more potash
In its wood, and unless the supply is re.
newed exhaustion must follow, The
tree can not wander over field TO graz,
rs an animal can, and In orchards close
lv planted the deficiency OF potash otter
begins before the trees become Of bear
Ing age.
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An omcer stabbed at rerrsll.

TERRELL, Aug. H.-LSpecial. Late
last night a number Of Irishmen, who
arc working at the asylum, got into a
row with Jimmy Long. Deputy Mar
shal Morris went TO quiet them and for
awhile nominally succeeded, till Rufus
Gordon, Marshal w. l.. Gordon's son,
came up. lie was drunk, interfered,
and renewed tho atl'ray. Mr.. Morris un.
dortook to put him out OF the way. lie
took him and placed him in chair and
told him to stay there. Morris returned
then to the scene of disturbance and
young Gordon came up behind him and
cut him with a razor above and behind
the ear, lnilictlng severe wound,
though not likely dangerous. Gordon
is now in the calnboOse.
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A Killer surrenders.

ATLANTA, Aug. H.-ISpeoial. Allen
Griggs, who killed Dan sullivan, both
negroes, at Alamo in this county, few
days ago, surrendered himself to Sheriff
Perry of Harrison county day before
Yesterday, and was brought to Queen
City this morning by Constable Rags
dale for preliminary examination. The
killing was caused by jealousy ON the
part of Griggs, he accusing Sullivan OF
too much affection for his spouse.
Griggs is a bad "nigger," and had
promised to kill several other Blaine
and Logan voters If his peppers could
ever spy them. In the killing, Griggs
shot Sullivan through the heart; Suili-
van returned the fire but missed; Griggs
again fired and shot hole through Sui
livan's hat. Sullivan was falling the
second fire
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A 1t. Louis Rough Meets Merited
Death.
SUICIDE AT LONE OAK, TEXAS.
a West Virginia Man Charged With n
Beastiai Crime-Ben Crews Drown
ed Near Fort Worth - Cut
ting Array at Terrell.
A Cutting ut Calvert

CA''vERB Aug. 2i. - Special. This
city was thrown into great excitement
ON yesterday evening by a cutting af-
fray between two negroes by tho name
of Jefferson Clark and Tom Cole. and in
which our constable, II. NJ. Reinhardt,
came near losing his life. From infor.
nation gained, II appears that Clark and
Cole got to quarreling over some trifling
matter, and they resorted TO- pheir
knives to settle the difficulty. Reinhardt
arriving on the scene, interiered to make
arrests, when Clark turned and
stabbed Reinhardt in the side, inilieting
an ugly and painful, but not dangerous
would. Reinhardt then struck CLARK
over the head with his pistol and would
haye Killed him, but his pistol missed
tire. a little colored boy in the crowd.
thinking Reinhardt was getting .he
worst Of the difficulty, stabbed Clark In
the back. Clark also received otler
knife wounds from other parties.
AS there was Il large crowd of negroes
IN town they made anattompt to rescue
Clark from the hands of the ofIicere
About thirty or forty citizens
made rush for Brunner's gun
store To secure arms, and Main street
presented a scene Of war. A riot was.
feared, but happily 1t resulted in moth
ing serious, and our town to-day is
peaceable and quiet is restored once
more. Clark is languishing in jail and
awaiting the action of the grand Jury.
rms is the same negro who raised a dis
tnrbance last Christmas, and was shot
through the head by another negro.
Cotton is coming In lively. About
fifty bales were received YESTERDAY.
Business Is looking up, and from pres
ent prospects our cotton shipn ents will
exceed those of last year.
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SHERMAN, Aug. "a Special. "A diff
ibrulty occurred last night just after dark
ore the west side Of the square, in which
Mark Carpenter was stabbed over the
region of the heart by Sidney Hern-
stadt. The former is about eighteen and
ths latter about fifteen years old. Hern-
stadIt was placed under bond. The
wound Ia very slight.
Prepnrations are being made to estab-
lish an extensive pork packery AT this
place, Grounds have been secured and
buildings will so0n be erected.
Tbs base ball contest at the fair
gromads yesterday evening between The
Clippers and the Blue Stockings result
ed In an easy victory for the Clippers.
the score standing Clippers, 3ss Blue
Stockings. 9.
Quiee an interesting programme has
been arranged for the Old Settlers pic
ME, which is TO come OFF at the park next
Thursday and Friday. There will he
0rations, reel tations, games Of all kinds
and dinner for everybody. Large mum
bers OF the pioneer settlers of Grays0n
Will 10 present, and Il gay time is OK
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BrownsrIlle Renuhlicnns.

BRouSsyILLE, Aug. A.-lSpcoiaI.l--
The Republicans held mass meeting
last night IN the United States court
room in this place. There were present
about fifty or sixty persons. The house
was called to order by II. III. Goodrich.
Chairman Of The Executive Committee
Of Cameron county, and thon explained
the object OF the meeting to be TO elect
delegates TO the Houston convention.
on motion, III. NJ. Field was elected
Chairman and George Moore Secretary.
On motion, Judge j. O. Luby, II. NJ.
Field and X, B. Rentfro were elected
delegates to the Houston convention.
Y. B. Rentfro offered a resolution rati-
fying the nomination of Blame and I.o-
yan and pledging their earnest support
OF the party TO the ticket. The prelimi-
nary steps were taken 10 organize a
Blaine and Logan club. Thirty names
were enrolled; A committee on organiHa-
tion was appointed and the meeting ad-
jOurncd.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug, PA Times
Dem 'crat Indian Territory dispatch
says; The feeling among the
Cherokoes regarding the present state
of their National affairs is assuming
considerable proportions. Fears are
expressed that in the near future
they will lose their identity as
nation. Prominent Cherokees strongly
urge the holding of mass convention
In September. They say tho meeting
will consider and devise means TO oxtri-
cate the Cherokee Nation from the em-
barrassments II is under as n Govern
ment; the wire fence question aud the
monopoly of lands will also be consider
ed. citizenship and the intrusion
law are regarded as inadequate and will
receive attention. The provisions of the
two railroad bills which passed the last
Congress are regarded as having usurpod
and trampled upon OUT rights. The
report Of tho delegation returned from
Washington gives "A gloomy out
look over the future Of the Territory un-
less Immediate action is taken by the
nuSSpg
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McGahnn,s Rema,ns.

NRw York, Aug.2t-The committee
Of tho Ohio Legislature, consisting OF
Assemblymen Ferguson and Greinor
and Senator o'Neill, which will tako
charge OF the body Of McGahan, late
war correspondent, arrived to day. The
remains VIII he removed from the Pow
haitian to the City Hall on Tuesday aud
lie In state during the afternoon. They
viii then be taken 10 Columbus, Ohio,
aud will lie IN state In the rotunda or
the state House till Thursday, when
they will be removed TO GAINESVILLE,
where they are to remain till September
II, when they will bc finally inferred at
New Lexington, Ohio.
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Tnmy for Enrlnnd.

Sr, PETERSBURG, Aug. 4.--rho Ma
vosti, reviewing the strained relations
Of England and Germany, cordially ac
knowledges England's Recognition of the
right Of Russia to reap the fruits of her
sacrifices In Central Asia. England, the
naper Says, Is enjoying a similar right IN
Egypt. Nothing has been done by
Russia 10 humiliate England tor the
benefit of Germany. The humiliation o
England would disturb the balance oI
power In Europe.
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1,a6itants, , especially as state of infec-

habitants, especially as a state of infec.
ton is still prevailing.
koA ., Aug. A.-The cholera is increas-
ing in Italy. In the province of Cuno
there have been IS deaths during the
past three days and at Laspezia and ad
Joining villages 20 fresh cases and As
deaths the past days.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. q. Fourteen
deaths from cholera here during the
twenty-four hours ending at o'clock
tonight.
PARIS, Aug. A.-The following deaths
occurred during the twenty-four
hours ending tonight in the
southern departments of France:
Pyrennes Oriental II; Herault,
8; Gard, 10; Ande, 3. To-day's bulletin
from the provinces of Italy shows nine
deaths and thirty two new cases. Three
suspected cases OF cholera were reported
to-day at Naples.
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New YoRK, Aug. ~. Mrs. Morton,
wife OF Col. Chas. B. Morton, tho run.
away Assistant Postmaster of Brook
lyn, has letter from her husband dated
Rotterdam. There was nothing in the
letter, she said, that intimated any in
tention on his part of returning, "Did
hesitate his reasons for going away 80
suddenly" she was asked. Her only
response was: "lle left the city to save
others, but ] cannot tell who II was that
he went TO save.n
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stnhles nnd morsc. nurned.

CINCINNATI, Aug. H,-The CONNER
cial Gazette's Cynthiane, Kentucky,
special says; At O'Clock this morning
the Abdullah stables burned. A score
Of fine race horses perlshed, among
them Long Branch, Chestnut Wilkes
and Jersey Lily. The different owners
had the horses qnartered in the stables.
w. IL. Wilson places his loss at $4,000.
Tho total loss Is estimated at 100000;
mostly horses.
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MARsEitLEs. Aug. -. There werc
eight deaths from cholera In this city
last night.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2i.-The United
States charge a. ailairos at Rome notifies
the State Department of an outbreak OF
cholera at SpCzzia. The Consul at
Genoa telegrapls that tho cholera sud.
denly attacked Spozzia on the 22nd
There were siNtv.Ono eases last night
forty. niue of them fatal.
TouLoS, Aug. I.-Five deaths from
cholera last night. The increase il at
tributod to the hasty return OF the In
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Murdered HIa Son.

CoorERsTowN, n. ", Aug. p. This
morning Fenimore Clayton, of the town
of Middloheld, shot and killed his only
son, aged . years. Clayton had de.
lirium tremens several days prior to the
murder. He took the boy out into the
yard and shot him through the head,
saying: Gle IL now in heaven, and bet
ter OIL" He then went into the house
and tried to kill his wife and mother,
who succeeded In taking the pistol
from him, but not until they had given
MIN some severe blows on the head with
u ball club. Clayton was arrested. lie
is farmer about 30 years old, and is OF
respectable family.
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Belllgerent Barner Wanted Eesr and Got
Bullet.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4.--AbOut 3 o'clock
this afternoon Chris Barner, hard
character, and another man name UNI
known, went into the barroOm of VIM.
Kessler, ut the corner of Fifteenth and
OFallon streets, and demanded beer,
which was refused. Barner then drew
an old horse-pistol from his pocket,
threw il at Kessler, striking him in the
left temple, cutting severe cash. This
was followed by a heavy glass tumbler
which struck kessler between the eyes
intiicting another bad wound. The two
men then rushed at Kessler, who seized
a revolver and fired. Barner fell with q
bullet hole in his head and died in few
minutes. The other man He'd. KessloI
was locked up, but his act was clearly
i'm self-defonse
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Fight at Foo Chow.

SHANuHAI, Aug. @,-The Foo Chow
Arsenal was destroyed yesterday after
three hours hombardment by Admiral
Courbets squadron. Seven Chinese
gunboats were sunk. Two escaped. The
European settlement undisturbed.
The French fleet sustained no damage.
PARIS, Aug. -. The bombardment of
Foo Chow began at o'clock this after
noon, and ceased at q p. IN. Only one
Chinese battery replied. The report
that two French vessels were sunk dur.
Ing the engagement, is uncOnfirmed.
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Looking 10 bismarck.

PARIS, Aug. A.-lt is hoped the Chi.
nese trouble may yet be arranged un-
der the auspices of Bismarck. 1t
IL regarded as noteworthy
Tact that Baron de Couroed
French embassador to Germany was
summoned to Paris Friday and re-
turned to Berlin on the same train.
with Iii Fong Pao the Chinese
minister. Baron dc Courced was over
heard to remark to member Of the Chi
nese Legation at the depot: "Let US hope
that the journey viii be favorable to
each of us
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rhnnk. rrom ,he ereely sur,l,or..

BosToN, Aug, 2i.-Tho survivors of
the GrOely expedition, now in
this city, have adopted the fol-
lowing, copies Of which are TO be
forwarded to those mentioned therein
We, survivors of the Lady Franklin
bay expedition, desire publicly Ia
thank the officers and crew of
the relief ship for their untiring energy
In reaching us and their kindness
after we were saved; TO Past
Assistant Surgeon T.. IL. Green
aud II. II. Ames, to whose
llnremitting attention and professional
skill, we probably owe our lives, and
we especially desire to express our graf
itudo,
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Republican County Convention. al sher-
mnn.

SHERMAN, Aug. q. Special. Tho
Republicans of this county held con-
vention in the courthouse yesterday
evening to elect delegates to the State
convention at Houston, September g
j. w. Hearne was Chairman and Or. G..
w. Williams Secretary. Twelve dele
gates were elected, aud resolutions wero
passed instructing them to favor the
nomination of no man who will not sup
port Blaine and Logan In the coming
national election. A resolution was
passed instructing the Chairman OF the
county executive committee to call a
convent ion for the nomination Of coun-
ty ticket.
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FoRT woRru, Aug. 2i.-lSpecial. r
Ben Crews, II boy aged twelve years,
was drowned In Cold Spring, six miles
from this city, to-day. lie had been at
a camp meeting near by and had gone
to take bath. II is supposed TO have
been two hours after his death that his
body was found. His mother Is an
estimablo widow.
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African Affairs.

LONDON, Aug. 2.Advicos from
Western Africa state that smallpox is
raging at Coomassie, Ashantee. The
king of the country recently died and
300 subjects were killed at the funeral.
A new king is being appointed. Asian
tee chiefs have asked that the country
be annexed to the English possessions
because cf his notorious cruelty.
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Memorial Services.

ST. Louis, Aug. A.-Msmorlal SER
vices in honor of DIR. Octave Pavy, OF
the Greedy Arctic expedition, were held
at Christ Episcopal Church this after
noon. The services were very simple,
but impressive, and were witnessed by
n large audience. Civic memorial scf~
vices have been postponed until Octo-
hpr
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Assigned.

PITTsBuRG, Aug. &.-The Dunbar
Coke Company, limited, of Fayette
county, made voluntary assignment
yesterday to John +. Scott, of this city.
Liabilities, $4,000; assets, S65WO. The
depression of the coke trade was the
cause of the assignment.
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ArIstocrntIc RaiIroadIng.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2i.-on and after
Wednesday next, the Wabash railroad
will run the Mann boudoir car on its
lines between here and Chicago and
Kansas City. This is the first road In
the west 10 adopt this now famous
steamer.
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Proved Untrue.

DUBLIN, Aug. u. The Lord -Lieuten-
ant of Ireland has informed the Arch
bishop of Tuam that thorough inquiry
has proved untrue tho statement
of Casey, that the crown solicitor ut Boil
ton forced him TO swear falsely in the
Maamtrasna murderCase.
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Cnninrc,l. hut I..cnnnd.

AnILENE, Aug. 2L-lspecial. Lion
Ellis, an escaped murderer from
Shreveport, was arrested last evening
In Abilene, and last might escaped from
Jail by the staple TO the door being bro.
ken by unknown parties,
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BERLIN, Aug. "a. The corvette Bis
marck has been ordered equipped, pre-
paratory to proceeding to the west coast
Of Africa in October
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Chnrrrd MIih Inrnni.

CnARLrsToS, WEST VA, Aug. ~ +.
Charles Tyreo, well-to-do farmer, liv.
inEen Little Briar creek, this county,
about fifteen miles from the city, has
been arrested and lodged in jail on /,
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New YoRg, Aug. 2i.-It has been do
cidod to exhume tho body OF Private
Henry, of the Groely party. An autopsy
is to be made tomorrow.
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Think Egypt Needs Looking After

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. "a. The re-
cent Cabinet Counsels have discussed
the question of sending fresh circular
to the powers concerning Egypt.
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The Duluth FIRE.

DULUTH, Aug. 4.---The losses by last
nights fire are as follows: Little &
Simonds, loss, $4,000; insurance, $74.-
OOo. Cutter 4 Gilbert, loss, $4,000; in
surance, 10000. The mills are to be re-
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charge of incest preferred by his daugh-
ter, Tabitha V. Tyree, aged l6. Tabitha
has an infant month old, whose pa.er-
nlty she swears upon her father. Tyree
VIII be examined by magistrate to-
morrow.
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Took His Life.

LONE OAK, Aug. @.-lSpecial. John
Mcdonnell, a nice, quiet young man Of
this place, committed suicide last night
by taking eight grains of morphine.
Cause unknown.
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Enst Toms Crnns.

ATLANTA, Aug. A.-lSpecial. Corn
crop a full average. Cotton, % per cent.
over last year. Fruit, very fine. Health,
fair.
Rain is needed for potatoes and tur-
uiu4
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Piney wood. po,,,,c.

ATLANTA, Aug. si-tSpocial.l l-Poli-
ties o. X. for Ireland, Gibbs aud the
whole state ticket, but we fear for the
Democratic county ticket.
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Dead.

LONDON, Aug. A.--Henry George
Bohn, author and publisher, is dead.
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FaIald Winter, 1884.

Having placed our orders before the
.te advance, in anticipation Of a pro.
,ltious season, we are oVerstocked in
|,ome lines and offer inducements to
lash and prompt time customers second
10 10 house in the country.
Conservative merchants, who, In
|,lew of the uncertain condition Of crops
and the stringency Of the money mar.
|kst, are unwilling to place orders with
stern JObbers before they can know
|he needs Of their trade will find our
|louSe a convenient depository from
|nhleh to draw their supplies quickly
|ind in such quantities rs their trade de.
rsnds, at Boston and st. Louis prices.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. A.-Arrlyed:
Steamships stratharly, Jeranos and
Shields.
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Observatory Burned.

CoNcoRD, n. H., Aug. 2i.---orchard
Grove Observatory, at Yields, burned to
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
Troy.
A CONFLICT OF COUNTIES-ROUND LANE
NEW sCUOOLS-lR0N.
inv TELEGRAPH To Txk TsIsusE.l

Tsoy. July ls-The counties of Albany ana Maui
son are ouarrelling the support OF H. = hoouo
resident of West Troy, now in the uue" i"''"0
ASYLUM Lobdell recently went to MauiSoh OoUii,''
and while there became insane, and was sen' =" ''0
ASYLUM. The authorities of the county cian ''''
he was resident of Albany County the lat'er Shou'u
nay the expense of his maintenance hut thnS la oN
have been unable to impress their IDEAS upon inc
Albany County officials Lobdell was formerly one oil
the first citizens Of West Troy.
The colored men connected with the steamboats, have
formed Blaine and Logan club.
The Round Lake Sunday School Assembly now in
nroprcss is proving unusually interesting and success
ful yhc Rev Dr. IIuntley, pastor of the Metropolitan
Church at Washington, and chaplain OF the senate
and the Rev. Mr. Darling, president OF Hamilton
College. are among the more distinguished speakers
The latter spoke this morning upon the question oil re-
cious instruction in college and fdalngy insisted that
the influences which formed thd character of the
student should be decidedly for good.
The Board Of School Commis. oncrs have received
the necessary authority from the Common Council T."
proceed with the erection Of three school houses III
the city They will cost about $4,000.
Work /. being generally suspended at the iron
works Some 1000 men will be discharged within a
few DAYS. The Bo.scmcr steel works will close in
definitely next week
Tho marriage Of Miss Annie Brewer, daughter Of
William Brewer 20 the Rev. Bradford Il. Kirkhrido
rector Of the Episcopal Church at Sackcits Hifhor
was celebrated "Wednesday. 1he ceremony was pcr-
formed 10y the Rev. Alexander Mcmillan of whitehall
Last SUNDAY evening the congregation of the FIRST
Baui-t Church observed HE torirh anniversary oi the
Rev Dr Baldviu's pa-toratc. Letters were tead i,"n
most of The clty cergymou including the ktv Fatn'r
lsyermsn. of ST. WARY, Catholic Church and the
hon NJ l. Townsend delivered au address Dr. Bald
win has gone upon an extended Western tour
The Rev r. $ Iamlin Of the Wood-idc lrcshytcrinn
Church has accepted coll 90 the pastoral charge ol
the Mount Auburn rrc-by terrain Church, at Cincinnati.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsurNGroN July 1s.-LIeutcnant William
Gibson has hecu promoted to e lieutenant commander
In tic Navy from July l3, 1894 Rear Admiral q. II.
Cooper his been detached from the command NJ the
Norh Atlantic stat and placed ON the retired list
Commander stephen B Luce from spocal duty and or
d,red 10 command the North Ataatc Station hef En-
gincer f. Kelly from the Alliance and ordered 10 duty
In charge the Navy Yard, New-lork; Captain
A. r. Yates from torpedo ddy and ordered TO command
the Ncw-IIampshlre Commander George C. Remey has
been ordered 10 duty equipment officer az the Navy
Yard. washington. Lieutenant e.. II. Amsden mas Dceu
appointed assistant superintendent of TIE NdWcW 1 p
ttaDdc Passed Assistant Engineers ". L. NicoA ana A.
f. Dixon have been ordered To temporary duty Ia cOhnee-
ton with the trial " tho yacht yosemite. Passed As
sstant surgeon H. g. Persons has been ordered 10 me
training ship Saratoga Ensign George p Blow mas beeIl
detached the Puta ana ordered home PSssel As
sistan Surgeon G. g. Siesfred rom the Saratoga and or
dercd to the Naval HO@pitS at Ncv-Iork Changes on
the Asi2tic station have be- n made as lows Engineer.
Poundsoue and Roheb1cher have Deeh transferred rom
the Palos to the Enterprise; aud EhslSns Ia pm ana
Lopez from the Enterprise 10 the Palos