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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK Tuesday OCT 27-REEvrs-R Receipts wero
I S -, % ya he@, az at tthst ana cars WeIe reported
man, =: cars 20 stern and snglr ca load
ity dressed Ieei n very Eht deulsad It &c Tor exss
sius "a &c Tor ol'to DO and LI2a Il FOR Common to
80. Nauyc Beet whie few PRIME To ezra seieccd
West m IRE, nil at 4ga5c for Montana Feet 5aGc
of lie as 20 ST. ior dorado do and a7Lc To- Medium
TO ocd Nalve care
Gosniit and 6y lolcph pasGmaa IN the saIne IT smcr
90 guarter,oi treE 1ur Wyoming t-ke4 ont
Matoa ''''' 80 q"nF'er' OIL Beer a"" 800 erc'''' oil
Lae't cable advlccs very scoura ing to American
Shippers Live atuc are down TO ii &c Tor The best dressed
weight whIc. il than before recorded
IN history Oh the Trade Amencan rengerdtor Beef dull al
"a e. late Yesterday IdlenbccE & Davis 30 state
banN 80 10 ~ &c; ~ do, 20 N. at ~ 45
Neals ch continue ssrcn and sell reiy at sc fJr
t"e Lest a f'w oras'cts were sOld at 2sG nc.
rc'si TiyGs d,I - e. Tor country dressed Veuls
a!es-DienJac q .eweJ; 20 10 b. at 2lqc )
Hume 4 au,n ve,ls. I5s N, at &c: = do 30 II, at
sHaEP AN1 ,A6is~.-Receip.s were a single carload OF
Guy feeling dun aad wta Tor 'pmn1n stock but stcay
Io trinr qualify Very htte drm3Hd today Tor ANY tang
he ie" sts vi sheep "o.e at -G"c aLd Lambs sold at
Gay Dressed Mutton uuH iaCc and Dressed La;ubs
qnet At tasc ire Lambs SEEMING sa"e higher than yes
We,t,n resscd Mutton slow at &aCc, and few Western
sacs humc Nuicn: - st Lambs 20 II at 4i2c; %
r. = kSsc; 30 Jers Lambs, ~ ID, at DC; 10 Jersey
n.enbc,F avs: STATE a,nbs. 81 10 44oi 81
STATE sheep IL H. Il e, ~ do - ID. Al oe 49, do, oS
Dncah.c. D,wJ - sheep % ID. 3l4c 255 40.
- B AT - -. 80 Liub9 6l b. at i's;. Il5 sbesp ana
II"Cs.--ii.ceipr, were y cars. Of $55o h,a,
celns wax ana dealers quote fair t. Sol o?;
At tiasi 20. whie l'gs woua tea al - . @,i 40 30
lr4e ~ora nen,,o.ing s"rry inn'er sod yesterday IS
state OsS - H. AT ~ =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
LIVE srocK mAt<4r-nY rELEaaApu.

- Tl~ Df"rSri y0I~1U CL1Ls-
-hlpuruJr 2.COd 1e4d
Exports OtIsJ COWS MtKn-si UtNs5 ptDcE-
rs fe-dcrs. - OJDs1 81; Texans 5
- Il.
HogJ-fccct coo shipments, 5000 lower
NOug MXrI -bG - - rarlng aud shipping 81 A. %
s.it ~kiu-. -
h"ceIgts 1000 hcAh HEipmcnLs 1000 heai market
Uu: Nauvva III 1jGs 90 Texans
BuFE.Lo oct g7.-fdis- geceUts TO-DAY $40 1ead; total
faf wee. t.s - J,JJ
head ,ou-gnen thrIgY. ID ,ul aud steady
Good S.c'rt 1909 dD. ,tJJNrrs All Feeders.
=. .t.drs JL
Shop RcreiUf. ozv 1900 head total Tor week thus
same bmv iIW NrcS 24uOO heal rruSiVGcd
IT, n. u ear Inactive and STEADY. Mriluu
TOOL DDS Choice. - lJ0 ~ ~.
isiub-. - .JI1 uu.
sy,-I.ootuts 500 head total for 'hui far
20 no ls44 Lat 24.3pI
Nrdi.m F4.r ipfkcrs - 30 - o. t'Uri 70
ttut-- cJIJ g. But,ier- Grades - % -. PgA
80 1udr+ ud
Il Iotis oct 27.-Cd'n>- Receipts 1000; shpuonis
200. rArsct arnit ia: Ctuc- Naive shipping
~ awe Butcher steers. - 2'0si - Grass
,Od= 80
Sh>e1-tlecript- l."i. sDnouta l.SoUi rOnpDl - Ne
duu rlrtb ciJIcs. - bud<i 20 LtmOs, g. -
Hog.- Rtoriut. 1900 siuDpcntA 800 Light 50 90 %
: 80 IacAIng a. 90 81 -, Heavy, - 0O0s3 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the ending Tuesday Oct. 81, 1881.


Recents Tor the wcek-Eeans bbls Peas 775 bush.
ENports-Bsans. 1871 pkgs; Peas 3,Yio bush. Fur few
dag past the maI ko domestic white beans has been
uu rapidly tie advance for tie being - 03.c
bushe receipts have continued icht. und pretty
good home trade the stock store has nearly
~ TIE close there IL strung feelny with choice Marrow.
have 40 little coll for that tie MAJ kct ruling
especially Tor st ok ut all below choice lot OF 404 bags
California ina this demand light
8 40 tle"n Peas in fair JODLng demand. Southern
BAG. Eye weaker.
Beans. Marrow DO, RID Khlu'y'84 2OO02 50
Choice ......-....- 200 10 Cal. Lima 60. 3502 40
10. NJ edIml. { zee 200 Green
Do. White Kinney. 80 az o. Southern b. Il. per
lie, ked klny. So. p o. 40. bu. bag. 3 90
BUTTER
Exports for week, 1859 packages. he general
market IL dull and weak with aheay fevcrybn but
any fresh gUtTs: the bitter continue in moderate
aud CON mani relatively ull rates STATE is not
arriving cyund The current ants OF cine trade y
in pals Is selling TO Obbers l2c and eualy
&c on the open market the rather
tanned often enough to justify the Leaving that
grade there Is settled vaue the sell being
gea as to give buyers pretty much their Fine fresh
s0cA en- b. mad at . &c, god At o. ard poor quality
down TO d'c June creamery in liberal supply pressed
c XpOrs are offered long lines Of well kept stock at SC.
iae fay coming forward RELY, lie the finest
hti tn and strcy choice ferin meeting
mand at su'anc prices the great bull OF the supply
moving very Wy and the fcng appears weak. lmita
ton creamery II fes ard fine. will bring lSc. choice
straight Invoices Of Western dairy aud l5c but all
other sors are NJ ccted Factory remains very dull
rcnm Wells I'm 'da m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS

CO noSnoN; OCT S1Ii2S0 p Unlimited States Per
cent Bonds l27b: do. -Four Half Per Cent }onis
10 Atiantic and Great Western First ortsage Trns
do. Second CCnsos S57s Illinois Ceptra iisl1. Mexran
Reading 103s w"
Pans aGyIees quote Three Per Cent at 80 francs
D. Onsos 100 2l6 for money end IDOL for the nc.
count Atlantic and Great Western Mortgage rrns
tees Certificates $685. d. Mortgage 10; Canadian
Pacific Dos; Erie. 22ls; do. second Console a New
York Central, lO54- W -
Canada Northwest Land Company. De
p tn.-1he amount or bullion withdrawn the Bank
OF England on ba1nce TODAY IL 94O0
advlces quote fhres per Rentos at 50 francs
20 iiaiSs 20 confines for chrcKs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28

Nornern 930 cans OF milk NcwJersey Central ESQ rams
mix MIN Long Island S6s cans of milk Morris ana EsseI
oos cans OF milk miscellaneous sources 100 cans AZ r
snu 20 cans OF cream The total daily supply has brer
cans OF milk 1873 cans Of condensed milk and lsS
caaS Oh cream The market has and the Or
active The demand has been uv equal TO the supply Tbc
platforms - ~ " ~ fe"AH' v" a'o 1~nro<h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
Welsh tuls. s'c'ds.l2 a14
CHEESE.

Receipts for the 53G Exports TO- j6l
The stony IN brief today dull unsettled an
ket hX still without important orders home
Il lighter tha last and the feeling reported
the country combine to weaken the position here
state factory cheese
c 10 home trade Tut shippers refuse pay the aud
IN instances have ben abb T. buy for little less
september " he
and ne parcels freely OGeri Ito II exccp
fancy August 10 sell above l2C the grade
values r ocular and very uncertain Plenty ~
b re and th slow trade The tendency j. In myers aN
Pennsylvania skins sell Slowly. Liverpool cable Jos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28

COTTON aAnkET~-RY rELTHRAPH
IiyRgrool oct 2l2'3J p nt-c"nen dH aitlT ,st
tuisndH s1it Muifhns OEio-i% . .Li ll',VH--. uJV
bslss icIucr. Islc+ Tor speculation hll e1PP ~
receipts UJJ Daes, clhiHg 20 lOO Des AIetS@n f"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
FRUITS ASD BERRrEs-FRr>u.

Apples large supply quiet barely steady though
tho Oh IccS dts held unch angel ight
ply Rnd fun nnn with sales fancy SHADE
above Quotations Grapes have shown
Cdawb1 Close pcnuer and easier Cranrcrucs sup
ply. duh AMI few Florida have
quality very irregular, sales 81 = pei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. %, 1887

CLOSING PRICES OF boston STOCKS.
Boston, Oct. 81. 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
state / actory, sept.
FCGs

Receipts week 45S PACKAGES Arrivals have been
lib rl I'D the demand hight pu auCy fresh ad have nor
been too pcu ana for such pfett well
ned Held rs and lined EGGS riol dull barely
uthcr receipts ~ European llnici selling
slowly at lb9l7 &C as To quality.
state and Penn. pcr " eStctD and Cara.
Pr n "a Held. nfe Tor IL dl9
" sseIn Er!me dOL.I2 az y Lnacl state -
Canadian. 100. 20 ar Timed. Western II @l7a
n cid primo2O al LINED. Canadian II iad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
rOULIRr ASu GAAh.

Live chickens fowls have been heavy supply
prices ru ii exceedingly low nearly all To
day the materially better but the iHdIca
point lighter pts and better feeling prevailed
q prime stock OF all aims
The nArket heavily guttcd WITH drC sscd poultry las
week Aud though prices ruled very low. dc
choice chickens AMI fowls holders unable to
avoid carrying lots into this week. Tow ri tho
tbcro fairly stoldy market for choice fresh
stale stock IL dragging at prices BIS
chickens AMI fowls sc ling 9dlOc Inferior qu..
ranging down TO &c. TO cold ton Philadelphia
chickens quet steady. turkeys qua
demand Ducksssuly.
better demand and hrnler. Partridge anil
grouse wanted, Snpe dull. Wild ducks Ia fair demand.
Nf.,.ga dali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28

NANTES; nuyy SLATE COMPANY
Slate Manufacturers.
so UNION SQUARE.
Entrance on 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28

Pcceins tho week. Haze bales Exports, b.SS bales
The cnntnuc CHI Zee hops Tor
airy STEADY such bu there Is ireer Altering
grades md Tie general VI the market
weag Brewers buying very moderately and there il
IL acrs.
of $50, Chocell Gl2 Do 1884, Prime o.
Do, Prime ..........lO HlUl2 10. Low Ia Medium hU7
Medium ....... 92s GIG Eastern, 1855 SGll
To-. Low .....- Pacific Coast lSSJ...--Sal1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28

Receipts for week 4.70S pkg- Exports dr.
pkgs EyaU0rated apples are ruling quiet.
lIrgr SUPPLY ard pieces are held about ste;
apples, 9th sliced and coarse cut. continue
aIc ~ s0ihe rIt'nt nominal; the quality M
command ,ur outside figures Evapngated pc
with confidence owing TO the muierat" sup
nahd for them az the priCrs askc' IA li,ri
prclcd peach IN light stock a ID fairly .'cI "
plsin au'l and favering buyers. Rs~Dberrics ~
and iiuCklc1crilcs quiet and unchanged. Gu
IN Ia kberrics 10 SC closing stesilCr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28

Ny|'Va -
+ Tenn Va & G'gia
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06
City Convention.

The Democratic City Convention
to nominate municipal officers for An
napolis met at noon to-day at the
Court House and unanimously nomi-
mated a municipal ticket to be voted
for next Monday, as follows: Mayor
DR.. Abram Claude. Counsellor
Mr.. James Revell. First
ward David @. ParIett, Jno. II.
Thomas; Second ward-Jobn B.
Flood, VIM E. Brooks; Third ward
r. Vinton Clayton, VIM. Redmond.
Mr. Il. S. Riley nominated DR.. Claude,
and Major w. III. Gassaway, the
Counsellor, Mr.. Revell.
A new Executive Committee was
appointed as follows: First ward
Geo. r. Tydings, Second ward-W
L. Pfeiffer, Third ward Robert w.
Tate.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06
bead d Ms. Mary z. KimbaII.

Mrs. Mary e. Kimball, widow of
the late Daniel Kimball, of Baltimore,
died at the residence of her son-in-
law, Mr.. James I'll. Vansant. OF this
city, Saturday morning, ,agedE62 years.
Her husband died about two years
ago. Mrs. Kimball's surviving child
rem are Mrs. Vansant and Leroy KIM
ball, of Annapolis. and Daniel, Henry
and John Kimball of Baltimore. Her
remains were taken to Baltimore on
the noon train today for burial.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06
LOCAL NEWS.
CRY ~ CoUNTY
:o:-
Here and There.
The Fourth i hay Ridge.

About FIVE thousand persons it is
estimated visited this delightful sum
mer resort on the 4th of July. The
steamer Ida, Y Of the Maryland Steam
boat Company, carried a large excur-
sion from Easton, Cambridge and Ok
ford; and the ''Pentz,D piled between
Baltimore and the Ridge, carrying
large numbers from the city. The
large, fine steamer, "Jane Moseley, y
Of the Bay Ridge line, also carried q
number from this city, and continued
to run between the Ridge and Balti-
more during the day, carrying crowds
from the Monumental City to this de-
lightful summer resort. Manager
Barrow, and Superintendent Faller,
did everything in their power to make
the day one of pleasure and enjoy
ment to all of these visitors, and, we
think, they were quite successful in
their efforts. No intoxicated person
or disorderly conduct was allowed on
the grounds, and there was nothing
to mar the pleasure and enjoyment of
their guests during the day. The
bathing grounds are said to be the
finest on the bay shore, and the surf
almost equal to that of Cape May
The grounds are artistically laid off
with gravel walks and beautiful flower
plots, and ornamental trees and shrub
berry; and Vulnerable summer houses
for visitors dot the grounds. Bay
Ridge under its present management
is destined to be one of the mostspop.
ular summer resorts on the bay, and
we predict for it a successful future.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06
The Fourlh q JOY in AnnapoIls.

The day Of all days we should ceIo-
brate, passed off quietly and unob-
served by any celebration Of q pa
triotic nature in our historic city,
All State and Federal Offices were
closed, but owing to the day falling On
Saturday al places Of business were
kept open. No s'stars and stripes
even Hoated from the dome Of the old
State House, in honor Of the great
event-all patriotism seemed to have
departed from this once patriotic spot.
There was nothing beyond the firing
of q national salute from the ship
"Santee, at the Naval Academy, and
the display Of q national flag here and
there by a few citizens from their
private residences, to remind one Of
the nations anniversary. At night
there were several private displays Of
works, and the usual fire-cracker
and pistol firing by Young Ameri-
ca;n beyond this the day passed
away without any patriotic demon
stration.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06
Narrow Escape from Drowning.

While several cadets from the Ma
val Academy were bathing in what
is known as "Cat-Hole,O on The
shores contiguous to Bay Ridge farm,
one Of them was seized with cramp
while in deep water, and was unable
to reach the shore. He cried for
help, and bis companions seeing bis
critical condition, Immediately went
to his rescue and just reached him ia
time to save him from watery
grave.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06

Mr. Charles Junkcn, Of the United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey,
who had been detailed to mark in
the Pocomoke Sound the boundary
line between the States Of Maryland
and Virginia, has transmitted bis re-.
port to che Governor through Prof.
] =. Hilgard, Superintendent or The
Survey.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06
Death Of Mrs. las. R. Brewer.

Mrs. Annie w. Brewer, wife or Mr..
james II. Brewer, clerk of the Balti-
more city Circuit Court, died on Sat-
urday morning at her residence Id
that city. Mrs. Brewer was the
daughter of the late Edward Dorsey
of r. of this county. Her mother Is
still living. She was in the early
prime of life and leaves two daughters
and one son. Her illness (Bright's
disease) had been q painful one which
she bore with great fortitude, and was
attended by an afectionate husband
who exhausted every means to alIo-
viate her suiferings and restore her to
health. Mr.. Brewer has the sympa-
thy of our people to whom he was
we'll known and By whom he was
much respected.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is HEREEY GIVEN, That
IN the subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Anne Arundel county,
letters of administration on the personal
estate Of
BENJAMIN w BROWN, c0lored,
late of Anne Arundel county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibitthe
same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on or be-
fore the
5th Nay or December, 1855.
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit ofthe said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment. Givyn un-
der my hand this 2nd day Of June, 1885.
S. THOS. MCCULLOUGH,
jn5 Administrator, Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06

months showed the Importance Of the
fortifcations that had been thrown
up, for the war vessels Of England
frequently came in sight, and awaken.
ed the greatest CONSERVATION ii the
minds of many Of the people.
All the legislation that was needed
to put the State in accord with the
original thirteen States was taken
here; here large numbers Of troops
gathered, and from this place they
started for active duty.
Amid the glowing accounts that
came Of the progress of the national
cause and the valor Of the troops
Of the State, was one which filed
the hearts Of the people Of An
napolis with sorrow. De Kalb, gen.
eral Of the armies Of France, died or
wounds received while leading the
troops of Maryland and Delaware in
South Carolina. AS he had spent
some time in Annapolis and had won
the esteem Of the people, this an
nouncement had a depressing effect
upon the citizens. To show in what
respect this officer was held, not only
by the people Of Annapolis but by the
people of the whole country, we need
only refer to the action of Congress,
one month after his death, in which
it was determined to erect in this city
q monument to bis memory.
More than . hundred years have
passed since that action was taken,
and the monument has not been erect
ed, but we are assured that before
long this monument will remind tho
beholder of the valiant deeds of De
KaIb.
The way in which Lafayette routed
"The Hope" and "The Mark" Eng
lish war vessels that blockaded An
napoIis, the coming Of two thousands
three hundred miIitia at one days
notice when they apprehended an at
tack from the British feet, the arrival
Of four thousand French troops and
the French war vessels Romulus and
Gentle, gave a very warlike appear
ance to our city. The visit Of Wash
ington, after the surrender Of Corn
wallis at Yorktown, filed the people
with the greatest enthusiasm.
When peace was attained day Of
public rejoicing was appointed, and
cannon, and music, and speeches and
illuminations aided the people in ex-
pressing their joy.
Then came Congress to hold very
important session in yonder State
House. In it we're found Madison,
Monroe, and Jefferson, and Hamilton,
and RutIedge and many others whose
names are well known.
The crowning act was the arrival Of
Washington. He came at the close
of the war to resign his commission,
and to go forth private citizen.
That event has been regarded as one
ofthe noblest in the annals Of the ma
tiOn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06
The Ratteau Race.

The batteau race that was an
nounced to take place on the 4th at
tracted a large crowd of spectators on
Long wharf Saturday afternoon to
witness the contest. The race was
over three mile course to Tolley's
point bouy and return. The boats in
the race were "The Log Cabin. y
owned by Mr.. Chas. Tydings; the
Leon, " owned by Mr.. Daniel Med
ford; the "JackIow," owned by Mr..
John Smith; the Mamie, y owned by
Mr.. John Branzell. The batteau
owned By John Branzell was the frst
in, and won the race and the prize $50;
Chas. O. Tydings' Log Cabin com ]
ing in second, the "Leon'' third, and
the "Jaeklowu last. Another race
between the same batteuax will be re-
peated tomorrow.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06

a FIRE in the building belonging to
and occupied by the Il. 8 O. Express
and Telegraph companies ii New
York was destroyed By Gre on Satur-
day night. Loss about 100000
Several fremen were injured.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06

The First Methodist Episcopal
Sabbath School viii give their annual
excursion next Thursday. July 9th,
70 Bay Ridge, leaving I0J d. m.
returning ] D. m. Adults 25 cents.
children 5 cents. Tickets IL ahe
stsres Of AIessFs. Jas Munroo and
Hopkins and Eeldmeyer. also. of the
ge
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06
NOTICE.
CITY HALL

OII = IIILIlle
OFFICE CLERK TO CORPORATION,
annapolis, June "a, 1885
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN an Election will be held in the city
Of Annapolis. on the
second Monday Ina JnIy tIs) Next.
For Mayor, Counsellor and six Alder
men, 1.-TWO from each ward
The polling places are as follows 81 st
ward, City Polling House on East street.
2nd ward-Assembly Rooms. 3rd ward,
Rescue Engine Company's House, West
street. near the depot.
The polls viii be opened at nine o'clock
A. NJ, and win bc closed at 6 o'clock, p.
M. BY order Of the Board,
ROBERT II. WEIGH,
ju25-te Clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06
Carrying The Man On FOOT.

In coming to Annapolis Saturday
rom Brooklyn, Anne Arundel county.
with the mail, the carrier, Zacbariah
Merriken, vas compelled to shoulder
the heavy mail pouch portion Of tie
way On occount of an accident to his
horse
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-06
Taken 70 Washinctnn.

The remains Of Corinne Swami
Sinclair, little daughter OF Boats
vain William w. Sinclair, at the
Naval Academy, who died Saturday.
were taken to Washington yesterday
for burial.