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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
RESULTS or THE RECENT S1OEM.
LOSSES ALONG THE NEw-nNGLAND CoAsr-wREcKs
II CANADIAN WATERS.

LOSSES ALONG TIE NEw-rNGLAND COASr-WHECh9
II CANADIAN WATERS.
M,RsUFIFLp. Mass. Dec. 2S.-Thc Hotel
Iamarock at Scavcw, considerably damaged by
the storm ON SATURDAY Sunday. Tho steps aud the
pnzy,s were destroyed Tho breakwacr Wa carried
away At Abingdon Village bath and boat houses boats
,. mn rr %; sheds were destroyed one oi tue ahut.
mcutS Ot the south hiNeT DtlSc on thc OA NV'V"' '
WI, fairy carried away.
~ Juily Dee. 2-.-A dispatch from F!a-ss Cove,
Grand MAuan gives particulars of the disasters result
ing from saturdays storm. Many wrecks are reported
f. 4. reported mat schooncr broke away from Long
Island and went ashore High Duck Island she -
said % have had crew OF sV men hnik supposed 10
he a bars can be seen IN tue bar inside OF big P,VA
I..luu Tur rev are probably AL lost. CAeucy las
sase wa, swept clcar OF wires and boats.
EAsrroRr Me-. Dec. 2S.-rho schooner Sea Flower
from Parsporo y - Tor Boston. with load OF knees
ran ashore At Oloddy on Saturday night in the gale ana
1. total wreck The crew wrr1 saved WIN great "''n
Guilty los tbs crew OF tue Life saving station.
PLYuorru j.. c. 2s.-Tuc ga.o which began on Friday
and continue into sunday much more severe than
,bc Tnauk.givlng storm More damage was done to
proprrty nrro than by any storm since tho Nnots hght
snc Robbins wharf north end was carried away
and the lumber suffered severely. Inc lohg "hhr
N.. much injured were also Othcr NhhlH'A ~
Wnoi'- yard much lumber was bl""" A"u W"Hh'u
away Altogether the damage to tho streets. Whar'es
/ etc. will probably reach TJ'ooo
pupNlpt N,I. Dec 2--Oue Kelley, a weaver IN the
ur,fouy lr nils found frozen to death this morn
iur beside = stone wall Ia whIt IA known As tto Nrtl
ana tie urish1orn"ol. Atteooro ne hIh b'rh als
charged from tue Tdunt "a JAN on SdthtG"y' having
served a srhtcucc ( drunkenness
carr MAY y j., Dec. 2-.-lIigh tidcs have prevailed
recently 80 injury been don" 10 property AZ APE
I,r l.. aud Mr. TAYLOR washed from their iOuudi
lions Trans have not been able 10 cross thr son I'e
CTS and ocean city branches since s"tutu'I' some
damage Is also reported 10 exposed cottages al ocean
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errrnr ncEAN GALEs ENcOrNrERED

or the several steamships which arrived yes
terday and reported severe weather none suffered as
much damage ~ the McrrmaCk, from Brazil ports. She
had "A long voyage. and stormy ore "a we'll especially
after leaving st. Thomas on December 20. The second
ia, ont from that port she met tempest, and the se's
An mountain hlsh continually breaking over tho snip
onc sea came over the and carried the orwarddeek-
bousc from IT, f,truing-. making complete wreck OF
q, sailor named stevens swept AT by the sea
and seriously injured. ON CnrlStmh- Day another gaze
snruuy M II In force ana caused te NcsSel
~ hor heavily Tho burst IN SEVERAL Of the cabin
t,,rt l,nt. and flooded the saloon. Charles olSch.
- man had hi, leg broken by BENZ swept against the
side Of the vessel. ,. -. . ..... .,
Tine McrrinlrS brought from Pernamhnco the crew nl
mo shin II .nuah W. Duulry, from Boston 10 emma WIN
,ctrol.uu. which Was wrecked on Cape -. Rogue on
Sn, curr she also brought two OF the Gre" or the
brig Helen sands which was wrecked on tho r'oS near
~. Ihoma7 Oh December y. ,..,-.
The tunard steamship srGy1 had succession OF EleS
al,rn.t tle entire passage from Liverpool dmd on De-
,.,,,cr "a made only go miles The Gulou steamship
trIr, also mad stormy weather throughout the NoydIe
ir,n Illrrpool. The White star steamship "erh"hh
mad sim lar weather. and was delayed ono uay IL tue
Mcrscy by u dense luB'
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.srs nm TO twelve There perfect silence WINE the
fey DR. sunderland asked the blessing. Out over .ne
line of mates here and there knives anu IoAs "oo H
ynisconiIy moi ed and ieaGy for action ,,,
Miss Cleveland was among the Visitors, Inc III,
~ the secretary Of State Other visitors were Cnei
JnsTIee Watt Mr. COrcOran, who Yesterday ceiepT T1
fn@d and commissioner webb. OF the District ~ ma
rtne hand fnrushed The music, and Punch ana Jluy
I'm i Len of the amusement TIE festivities Closed
itb anta Clans IN costume and distribution or the
urescnts These were put up IN paper ass anu s'on
11ni,S boves Of candies and Christmas cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

rain or snow fell in the Lake region YESTERDAY IN 'ne
rear of storm center the Gull OF ST. Lawrence
Another depression was visible on the northern ifoA
OF Minnesota and third Texas, with ram In its iron'
sboyved 81 northeastward tendency. The movement OF
the barometer here as slight with skies partly cloudy
The Temperature ranged between 80 aud Al, tno
snopdic day last year and 12ls9 higher than on sun
dag. -. .~r.,.aa In
this city ana vicinity to-day followed by coudincss
and possibly rain ut night; stationary temperature anu
threatening weather WednesiaY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

POLICE COURT ASSIGNMENTS FOX NEAT iAA"
rrho Roord of Police Justices met at the
,oeo, Nrkst Court Room last night to make assign.
,en, for the ensuing year Justice s. b. Smith presided
The full Board was present Justices hibre,h' Sl.n
and Murray were assigned to the COurt OF Secin %
So Tor tts entire year The following CLERKS "'I'
apnoiut,d: First Dlstric II. C. Percy seconi, nv
McAfre: Third j. Abearn; Fourth COhr"I w,
smxtb. Eifth George ". Crcgicr; and SlNlD' JOIN
Tracey Justice Smith reelected president anu
Gsorre ". CIegler secretary.
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THE WEIPHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDGCATTONs-FOR 80 HOURS.
WAsuINGTOV. Dec 29.-FOr New England,
slightly warmer generally fair weather. west to south
winds, higher barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States. slightly warmer.
generally fair weather in the southern portion. fair
weather followed by local rains III tho northern portion
with slight changes in temperature, winds shifting to
west and south M, ,-,.
For the vicinity OF New-YOrk and Philadelphia,
fair weather followed by local rains slightly warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

4 RoyN. CENSOR OF REHEARsALS.-The
Chateau or iacken being IN telephone conhcc' lo WIN
the leading theatre OF brs'e' tno W my" ~ tho
King spain. ore OF the most rcshar d'h''t' ~
the operate performances In me Mpnnaie lhrt'Ie. ns
sInse been able To follow thcih Wltnht outing lhc
u,lHce Not cOutent with llSehhg I'D lhN la|oh 10 ih'
bubble performances sue has assisted tleph'' 1y' ~
m. rpIeAr.as also. Brussels Journal states that WINE
t,, listening 10 a recent rehearsal Of the Templrrs,
her Majesty WAS all ~ once IL drop Tue car l'cr
OF the eephone and as she -, the same 'ime rihI"n
a ertau amount OF agitation the ladies' oi h'r suiic
.er led 10 fear that she had been suddenly taken III ~
turned ont however that fhe too faithful "l'Ih h.l
,,, co ed to her Majesty ears rat scr oberR" nc
rriuunsi rance addressed hy the lcuhhuCiof III nc
orchr,ira 70 crTng members o thc ch"fu] since
fncn the rehearsals at the Monhaie nave Dren
with "A suayity Of mauncr aud an elcSahcr ~ I''E.'c
witch have filled chorus and supers with astOhlsh-
ment.
Ar ARoUT A BRACELET.-Madamc Sophle
uerter RELATES in the following way how rOurt Onc
n mary got dismissed on her acr0uht "ith Hrsl !
,,vri i'm Bucharest the Queen was fcNeh', u "a vac
49, ,,to her bos. IN the course or cohNtrnhii"h
mentioned my regret that ia" piano nu i t a., NAN
tune The Queen agreed anu lI"'he' a., t,rn cy.e
concert oue az her instruments sur IA" =.
'" "a .,ns Ind was to come next day To the Castle 10
seecr one the following ilay went, played I'n"
NUNS with tue Quernhnd cnne oo w. ihrn Irft
Rucharest. The following year re'uihoi' ' 1iJ =
Oueen never appeared az my cOnccTtH, ho''u. r.o,
rerciyc au invitation 10 come 10 cnuii W'S ~ 80
I'M, of cocrsc could not do anything IN the maltrr "
eft without having seen Carmen SllHa " I'D pr'nres
later friend from bucharest ID L"'lN, ' 'no.r lad
EihescO In answer to my Question why INC voa,i.i
MOI come concerts she told me mn nav ' ' ,,.d
her by not thanking her Tor diamond Draceot 81"
sent me diamond bracelet never ie'r, r"rt
.Gc,taIuly: sag myself the Queen give IL u o tout
cnnmberain! Bat give you niy woih thhI .' 'n
moi received bracelet Later on IL was oui n"t w =,
mai pleased the royal OF cai ana - ne kel IL
r,,r nns n a lrachce which he had put mo cAecuto
for some time previously. lie was. OF course dIsiSseu
at once"
TREASURE TRovE.-A curious case "i leas-
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nuns TO 90 back to their country The Pars poce
sent over and arrested the Count searched Ms ioons,
and seized package OF photographs representing MN III
roval apparel-tne costume having beeh iurhlshcu ~
Paris miiliner whose bill of 10000 francs was pau W
Ouren isabella A policeman, one Gerard escofteu
Blame to the frontier, but on the way was won AZ
him and agreed TO become his secretary III" p,o'onu'
rof,.o lr,t IN, Nnllnnd md lhni EMglAnu.
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sILrrnwARE STOLEN fRon A RowERY SHor

sILVEKWARE STOLEN From A BOWERY SHOT,
Two men came to Police Headquarters last
night aud ono OF them explained TO captain Mount VINO
US nm duty that he was u member Of the hrn OF IL
r,i.dander manufacturers OF Jewellers tools. Tho
firm m. branch store No 2Gi Bowery little oitcr
q cInrk II was diScoyc that thr BowerJ store lau
~ red and sill, plated ware 10 the value oil F1oo
had bren stolen The store was closed AT Ocorh ana
n ,ust lave been brtwccn ana o'clock thaI me our
ginry was committed. Captain Mount sent MT ftled
Inner To the Fourteenth Precinct station whrre ne lO"
I'M. story To Captain Murphy. Detective Brennan was
asurd 10 hs case aud IL the track OF the DurBlars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

ure rove reported from Bedordshire At the sale OF
the surplus furniture OF Ockcle Grange, the resle1cs
Of the late Sir Richard Gill H. 80 many years Con.nsv
alive memher the county. old oak chest when IVY
stood for generations in upper room' was kho'N1,
down To a Oca, furniture dealer The key Was Lost, ana
when tue chest was forced open II found to contain
quantity OF old gold and silver, and mass OF uces
and valuable documents These were claimed Ny tne
representatives Of si Richard Gpin, ana the case c3
ing into court Judgment given against thc oeheI'
who was ordered pay up $50.
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From The whitehall R,vfe,O. london. Der. II.

HEw CRAwFoRD-POLLOK.-A strange career rf
has been brought 10 close by the death OF slr rev
Crawford Pollok Rart. We It stalsi thar ne ..
served in the United states Cavalry. lie was c,rh'nS
humble capncity OF q private soldier went thronRn
portion OF the war North and South IN sItc
hc had been heard OF la still humber faPa'
the United States BY his death bsronrIcI w' -,
dates as far back as the days OF Charles Il hronght ~
close. We notice that Foster mcniioisH III MS "'u''
flil list aud is apparently. Justified IN 80 doing
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OVERSEE GOSSIP.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL TOPICS OF NOTE.

IRON Mr. LlJouchere's Tr,'h. L'ldOa Dee. H.
CuKIsTMAs CHEERING fewer than twenty
four specal trains laden with cattle Tor he Ch"ln ~
nrket left PERTH London Thursday and Friday.
crr being upward Of thirty truck. 10 ea"h train -Four
,r,ins with about hundred cattle. came from
Inverness primo pHlly consigned by breeders IN Ross
shire aud the remainder we're irOm Aberdrcu. ihrfc
eernshire. The total cons gumcnt al cattle shows q
considerable on tic number when cane sOhl
lu.t wear and Is roughly valued at &GOOOO.
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4 rrAsIov roR Glls Al ME4Drs WIDOW

General Meade WAS one OF llc pIdNcst h ,.lr.
h.t drrs f the Union army. ana his glorious victory
AT Gettysburg entities hun 10 the graf t"le oI W"
I'm mon as long ns the Republic lasts why tnen,
~ ~ a ,nt ms widOw be- remembered wit pension oi
q 0o0 wear the same that IA proposed to ne I'iu 10
~ - AMI tr. Garncdl IL Is irne these ladies are Tue
widows OF ex Presidents. but none OF tnr,r h1s,na9
r.dcrpd greater to the country thHh pcheri
Md AID i'm the crisis of Its fate. Congress gave pen
.i,, ,f - 800 year TO the widow OF General george
Ii. Thomas, and $1,000 u yeaF " MIS- Au"'''A' sow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

Professor Edwin d. SanbOrn, formerly OF
Dartmouth College lying at the point OF d""th Ut l
Ross,nore Hotel in this city. lie WAS gu"
alive at an early hour ms morning. o"'
az" . ,oD,o,tarllv expecied by his pbyscians,
~. i II Doura A, and Charles T. Qutmby. lie is III the
any.Hiyightb wear Of his ana has been buheIihB
wttb di,hetrs for several years.
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crDrcr Az ELEVATED TRAIN.

Peter Becker, age thirty-hVe, OF No nv
-, -. -. .,,ns, q brakeman on the Elevated Ran
80 Gil. W liking OH the track at sixtyhrStsi anh
We abou 6:3O o'clock last evening wdsstrnck ny
a ma, > ne ir,in ana mai his leg badly crushe" io wa"
taken 10 Roosevelt hospital
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pprptBJyG TO GO TO TIE IN4UGURAIION.
Tine KINGS County Democratic CLUB, beaded

by Commits OF Jurors aud Dispenser VI -'"'' -.
pa,rouage william A. Furcy, completed preparations
-, .n,ug for q trim TO Albany THURSDAY night 10
"a IT, 'na,rra ion OF GI-rrnor HI! IL Is hopeu
70 CO, 300 zoo and Democrats 10 JON tne
ii ,,,.,csss,on They desire max better snow M
tbsn they did last March at Washington Nt" h"'.'
overrCats aud canes will be worn on III" occHsion'
maud OF forty pieces and caterer viii accompany 'no
Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

Mrs Meade should receive pension OF $1,000 year,
the same n, Mira Grant Our Philadelphia members
should at advocate this act Of Justice to the "oow
OF the hero OF Getty
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Fifteen Cents Thrown Away.

You can porous plaster FOR ten cents That Is not
ecnomyt Is waste when you want plaster AT al you
tie best and the best Is BeuSOLs Capclne flast
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
=, lao lls; hcrnlhg-
losAbs 7S"ln 10 qsh Sc = y .- W.
tTTTT 2 8 ts = ~ Va
II ~ y SstssEt sslst Il ts I. Il
) f q 1.-sS .SlT-rSaTt N ir1Jlgr1
3 100 I,tr .!f IN N D: n y u
-, IHOUKsi horo.hg.

baometreal variations THIS
inches perpencn lines c visions otnne LOT the q hours
white the OSCILLATIONS
y The rsrrur dnrng hours The bok dotted line
ia Indicated Thermometer Had
mt pharmacy, els Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

MEMORIALS OF THE FESTIVE SEASON
houd be preserved with care. First buy them OF
}. W. CRANBERRY 81 Co., 20 and % John-st. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

r,,,rxp OrvtcE Dec 2o-l A. m.-Some cloudinoss
noere from Virginia northward and occasional light
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SucclI. y IT ce5
E,,l.iop oftod Liver OIL
Post Oilicc Notice.

a. y souire & sons Jewellers. ~ rulton-st.. W \.
~ - diamond Ear iings matched. all Sizes.
Watches our make 40 TO tOJ sterling >hyorWare, nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16
rye11sE BuyERs OF AMERICAN WALNUT

LocKpoRT. April 15.-Great quantities OF
black walnut lumber have been passing East from points
I'm Ohio Indiana and Iowa for some weeks past The
unusual shipments have attracted attention rom lumber
dealers and II is learned that company OF English cap
ftaists with whom combination OF lumbemen in lndl-
ana are cooperating, have been for year or more
quietly getting OF all the black walnut 1t has
been possible buy. and now sending 1t to Europe
The syndicate buyers out wherever there tree TO
be had When their systematic stripping or The lumber
began the farmers did fully understand its object
ana In majority of disposed OF magnificent tracts
Of trees far below their value. When they did learn
they doubled the prices they had been asking
for their trees About all the remaining walnut forests
in Indiana in Bartholomew and Jennings Counties,
while Ohio has been almost entirely stripped OF them
" III the original forests OF these two states were stand
ing to-day" SAID "a buyer, " their valuation would DO
many times greater than the farms which they were
sacrificed To improve. In making their farms the set
tiers States destroyed millions and millions OF
dollars worth of black walnut. Miles and miles or fence
ore laid with black walnut rails.
gan making his farm ana that he had worked eight
Years In clearing Of the walnut timber eighty of
which he burned mp After thirty years OF cultivation
the farm is worth $1,000 II II had Its walnut trees back
IL would be worth more than 100000 This farmer Is
only one among thousands who for years grdled cut
and burned forests they found occupying the
land Inc company represent have purchased AT noun
inaI prices lumber that will net them not less than
ODOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsuISGToS. Wednesday. April 49, 1885.
KENTUCKY MAHsHAIslIIr.-Ihe President to-day APP
poiutrd Andrew j. Gross DO United states Marshal for
The District of Kentucky.
T. srMAsIERs APoNTED.-The President has ap-
pointca j. X. Conroth postmaster at Somerset Penn'
wee Augustus G. Davis, resigned. Carlton Stout has
been appointed postmaster at Mclean, Tompkns
County, n. Y
INSPECTORS TO he EXAMINRD.-The Postmaster Cen
cr has determined require applicants for positions
as Post ONCE Inspectors 10 pass rigid ysical an
mental examination.
GENERAL LAwroS EIIGGBLE.-Tho Attorney General
has given an opinion the President sustaining the
eligibility OF General lAwton, OF Georgia. for appoint
ment as Minister To Russia.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CmoLHRA.-The authorities arc
taking every possible prccauton TO prevent the intro
ducOn OF cholera into tuis country. The sanitary u-
specors attached to the foreign cOnsuatcs have all been
rcappOinted 10y the Secretary OF Stale The quarantine
stations Ship Island aud SHpclO Sound already
Operaton those Delaware Break water and Cape
Charles Will be- put In operation by the lst Of May.
ERvALUATIoNs.-1h Commission OF Special gents
Of the Treasury which Is pursuing the investigation
the management Ol affairs In the NoW-YOrk Custom
House has submitted partial report the subject of
undervauaOns. Assistant Secretary Fairchild To day
said that had not found time report and
did not know what IN any contained.
He declined allow the contents or tho report to
mad Nh
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wHIsKEY AND DEMOCRACY.

fTOTn TIC CHIcuDO ITtDuHe.
The vast majority Of the consumers Of whskey In this
country Democrats. Out or every ten persons who
die from whiskcy nine are Democrats. Republicans, as
rule, II they drink at all drink wine and beer, contain
ing but little alcohol IL Is the 40 per cent OF alcohol In
wbiskey, added 10 the posons with which whlsSey Is
adulterated, which sweeps on tho Democrats In such
rghtful numbers Measuring the 100000 voters In
the North by the figures which the staslcans give us
OF the number OF deaths from whskey year. 1t Is
within bounds to that hrceOurths OF per cent, or
$1,000 perish annually OF whom $1,000 NJ least are
Dem Dcrats leaving gross Democratic deficit or party
loss every year OF 000 at Presden-
tal election loss OF $4,000 sent TO their graves by
whiskey This OF itself will suffice In large part TO
explain the mystery why the Democrats who gain so
largely the Republicans from European emigrants
still make Roadway them In the aggregate results
Of the elections In the North
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FORMATION or THE GAELIC SOCIETY.

largely attended meeting was held last
evening No. II West Twentyeghthst for the purpose
OF forming society 10 bring about unity OF interests
among all DESTROYS OF becoming intimate with the Ian
Cuage history. antiquities and amusements of Ireland,
and OF cultyating Irish art music and literature"
Graham McAdam presided, and said that the society
would be known as An Cumann Gacdhilge" the
Gaelic Society, and submitted constitution
for approval OF which the following were the
features The council to be composed or persons
specially distinguished IN the domain OF Irish literature,
science and art ANY person Of distinction who mani
tests active Interest IN the promotion the society
may be elected an honorary member and any respect
able citizen. an active member George H. Hepworth
sent warm letter sympathy, and the Rev. Thomas
Fitzgerald, Brooklyn, delivered speech In tho lriDh
language. Il. A. Casey, Edward C.. O'Btien, ID. Is.
Shcchn and Denis Byrne also spoke the latter remark
ing that In this State there four Journals printed IN
Welsh and as much could not be said for the IRISH, who
fifty times more numerous. All OF those present
signed the roll OF membership and on the motion OF Mr.
Casey committee formed to perfect the reorsanza-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. April l5.-lhe Alert, OF the
Greedy Relief Expedition, will be taken from Newfork
10 Halifax next week. where she will be returned To the
English Government with the thanks of Congress-
About thirty officers and men Will accompany her
Lieutenant Commander John j. Bricc and Lcutennnts
L. w. Bridge John a. Morris, W. J.. u. Dclehay ana
John b. Collins have been ordered TO hold hemseyes In
readiness for the Iruquos. Captain Joseph ~
Miller will be detached from special duty at NewYork
and ordered To command the receiving ship Wabash
Captan f. NJ Bunce will be detached from the command
OF the receiving ship Wabash aud placed on waiting
orders Commander George W. COfn and Licutrnants
Corwn K Recs and ~ X. Usher, have been ordered To
tie Alert ON April Is. Chief Engineer /. A.
wilson has been detached from duty at
the Boston Navy Yard and placed on
waiting orders Passed Assistant Surgeon f. H. Green
and Passed Assistant In ginerr George \ kcarney VIII
he ordered 10 Alert The sick leave of absence II
surgeon W j. SIMON has been extended three months
Acting Assistant surgeon william y. Kendall. g. = 4 Of.
viii be relieved duty at the United states Military
Academy, Vest Point y y aud viii report IN person
Ia The General Rrcruiiing Service New
York CITY. for porary duty at Dayids Island. New
York harbOr
tain George W. Davis rs dedecanp TO the Lieutenant
General vice Major William J. NOlklnar, was made to-
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16
FLIGHT OF A YOUNG ARMY OFFICER.

BUFFALO, April 15.-There is a sensation
at Fort Porter over the disappearance OF Lcutcn-
ant julius II. Pardee, of Company ID, 23d Regiment
United States nantry. II is thought that he Is In Can
ada but nothing definite Is known about IT, His sudden
departure is due to the that ho sold his salary two
months I'm advance different persons duplicating the
pay account. The lieutenant being no longer able to
conceal his acts he resolved TO y lie heard that charges
had been preferred against him. and accOrdi gy sent In
his resignation. Franklin BrOhcr of this city, hold
note for 500 against him. There are many other cred
jiOr. and his said to amount TO several hun
dred dollars Lieutenant Pardee graduated from
West Point in 1871 has been with the Odd Regiment
ever since He was twice wounded III indian wars MS
W Pnrdec is a prominent master at Oswcgo