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He Had a ..Fare,, I'M Yirsinia.

He Had q "Fare'' i'm Virginia.
THE FATHER OF CAB DRIVER ALARMED AT
HIS SONS LONG ABSENCE.
This morning the father of a young man en-.
gagged as a cab driver appeared at police head.
quarters to invoke the aid of the FORCE He re.
ported that the young man had not been home
since Wednesday; that the last seen of him he
was driving his cab beyond the Treasury. He
being young man of sober habits, and withalI
having been married but a few weeks, the tam.
lily could not account for his absence except on
the theory that he had been foully dealt with.
He was advised to have circulars sent out. and
the officers were about telephoning to the sta
tons when q dispatch was received informing
them that the young man had just returned
home. 1t seems he had a "fare" over in Vir.
ginia some distance and returned this morning,
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Hamilton County
Fell Heir to . Quarter million.

CHICAGO, October 16.-A statement Is pub
lfshed here that Thomas Atkinson. a burner in
a brickyard, has fallen heir to one-half the es-
tate OF Joshua Bowers, his uncle. who died at
The estate was beQueathed to Atkinson and
another nephew, Lieut.. Robert Wood, of the
British navy, I'm equal parts. The property is
worth S1OO 600
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NEW YORK, October 16.-The market for pc
troleum certificates at the consolidated eX-
change opened excited and higher this morn
Ing at 1884, and after a slight reaction to 102a "a
rose on heavy trading to 1915 The feeling on
the exchange this morning is that strong ope-
rators who never take al interest in the market
except for more than a simple turn have been
heavy buyers of late. At 11:45 the market is
active and strong, at q shade below the best
prices of the day.
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Cold stewed Dog for Lunch.

WHY PHILADELPHIA BoARDER CAUSED THE
ARREST OF THE LANDLORD AND WIFE.
A Philadelphia special 10 the New York
World, October 18th, says: Stephen Blaesch
and Clara, bis wife, were called before Magis-
trate Cobb this morning TO answer for serving
up cold stewed dog for lunch In their saloon
ano eating -houee, No. 1929 Germantown road.
Harry Eberly, IL appears, is q boarder with
them, and he did some eating yesterday morn
ing which made him sick. He had certain sus-
picions, and cAused the arrest OF Blaesch and
wife. In Eberly's afndavit IL fs set forth thas
Blaeech had large black dog; that Blaesch
killed him on Saturday last; that the carcass
lay exposed for day or two In the back yard;
that It was subsequently myster1ously removed;
that the CARCASS was boiled, and, with green's,
was there partaken Of by many, OF whom
Eberly, much 70 the disorder Of his digestive
machinery, ives one. Having, Is he alleges
these facts and suspicions. and, a. he nrmly
believes, certain portion OF dog mixed up Ia
his own anatomy, Eberly got angry, hence the
warrant and binding over Of the ALLEGED d.
butcher Tor further hearing.
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DEATH OF BARON sTRArHNArRS.
LONDON, October 16-Field marshal, the
Right Hon. Hugh Henry Roso, Baron Strath-
nairn, Il. G. B., q. c. ). l., Is dead.
CHOLERA AT PALERMO.
ROME, October 16.-There were Sd new cases
OF cholera and % deaths from the disease re-
ported In Palermo yesterday.
LABoRERs FOR THE CONGO COUNTRY.
LONDON, October 16.-The British govern
mont has consented 20 the hiring OF natives IN
Sierra Leon, Africa, 10 work a. laborers In the
Congo country.
CORK CATTLE DEALERS WEAKENING.
CORK October l0.-Three cattle dealer ADAM
doned their allegiance 10 the ring and shipped
81 head OF cattle 20 England by the boycotted
steamers OF the Cork Steamship company.
other dealers sent l69 head via the Waterford
route.
EXPORTING INDIAN WHEAT TO ENGLASn.
CALCUTTA, October 16.-The difference i'm the
prices of wheat In English and home markets
created by the low price OF silver and the fall in
exchanges affords the Indian farmers profit IL
2l2 per cent for lots exported over the cash
price of lots for home consumption. This tact
has greatly stimulated the inquiry for height
room for the expectation OF wheat.
RACING AT NEWMARKET.
LONDON, October 16.-This was the last day
OF the second October meeting at Newmarket
The race for the Prendergast stakes for two
year-olds was won 10y Lord Roseberys bay colt
Roster, with Mr.. Mainley's black or brown colt
At. George second, and Lord Cadogan's bay illy
Sagitta third. There were only four starters
The betting was = 10 l against Roster, 10 To
against 81. George, and 3 10 against Sagitta.
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Vanderbilt's Big Purchase.

Vanderbilt's Big Purchase.
PIERRE LORILLARD FINALLY TRANSFERS HIS
FINE NEWPORT ESTATE.
The sale of the Pierre Lorillard estate at New.
port to Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt was consum.
mated Thursday by the signing and recording
of the deed of the real estate. Some two years
ago negotiatiations for the transfer Of the prop.
erty were begun between Messrs. Vanderbilt
and Lorillard. The sale was made by telegraph
from Newport and was kept secret until the
contract was signed, but three persons, the two
principals and the agent being aware Of the
transaction. Mrs. Vanderbilt was not informed
until after the contract was signed. The price
$4OO, 900, paid for the estate includes $500, OO0
for the realty and 500, 900 for the personal
property. The kindest feelings have prevailed
throughout the entire transaction, and Mr..
Vanderbilt allowed Mrs. Lorillard to take from
the house anything that she particularly de-
sired. Mr.. .Lorillard, before the deed was
passed, presented Mr.. Vanderbilt with paid
up insurance policy for i've years.
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MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, October 16.-The
American Woman Suffrage association ad-
tourned yesterday after q three days session.
Fifteen states and territories were represented.
Blackwell, of Boston, and many others made
addresses. Resolutions were adopted defining
the principles OF the association, and laying out
q plan of work.
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From Wall street Today.

NEW YORK, October 16-The stock market
was strong at the opening this morning first
prices showing gains generally of IA to 81, with
Lackawanna q and Central Pacific per cent
higher. After the opening the market became
irregular and feverish, but after a slight reac-
ton became strong again and advanced in the
first twenty minutes generally Las per cent.
just before 1880 the advance was checked,
early gains. Western Union declined Ia and
Lackawanna a. The market soon became
steady, but towards the latter part OF the hour
slight recoveries from the lowest prices oc-
CURED, and at IL O'Clock the market is moder-
ately active and steady.
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The District MarshalshiD.

REPORT THAT MR.. TOWNSEND, OF PENNsYL
WANNA, Is TO GET THE PRIZE.
Representative Scott, of Erie, Pa, is pressing
the name OF Mr.. Townsend, his son-in-law, fol
the marshalship of the District, and it is
rumored to-day that he is to get the appoint.
ment. Mr.. Scott has been here some time and
IL Is SAID that they have been devoting them.
selves to this work. Marshal McMichael is
given as authority for the statement that he
will retire on the ist of November and r. 10 Nv.
pected that Mr.: Townsend may get the appoint.
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Two Men Smothered I'm wheat.

ST. PAUL, MINI, October l6.-A special to
the Pioneer Press from Aitken, Mimi, says:
Five cars loaded with wheat were ditched on
the Northern Pacific five miles east of here yes
terday. Two men who were stealing q ride
were found suffocated in the wheat From let
tiers on them they are believed to have been
John R. Cochrane, of Voiante, Pa, and Louis
Dust, of Champaign, Ill.
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kilograms to The Star.
LATEST Ohio ELECTION RETURNS.
f0rakGr'S Plurality in the State l7,6SS.
AN UNPR0v0KED OHIO MURDER,
EXCITEMENT IN THE OIL MARKET
THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONVENTION
RETURNS FROM OHIO
Foraker,s Net Plura,

F0raker's Net Plurality l7.6ss.
CINCINNATI. October l6.-Complete unofficial
returns have now been received The counties
not given last night are Brown, 500 plurality
1,159 for Hoadly. This makes a total of Sd. Dol
for Foraker, and 35,513 tor Hoadly. Forakers
net plurality, 17,6SS.
Hamilton County.
Returns on the legislative ticket continue
indefinite, owing to the uncertainty as TO the
result in Hamilton county. The republicans
claim four senators and nine representatives in
this county and the democrats claim the whole
delegation, four senators and ten representa-
tives. Only the official count can determine It,
Omitting Hamilton county, the closest analysis
that can be made is thatthe republicans have
elected to the house So members and the demo
Gratis Al; doubtful, Stark county, 1. Returns
as to the senate, emitting Hamilton county,
show that the republicans have elected IL
members and the democrats Is. The twenty
first district, which is given to the republicans
in the above count, is not conceded by the dem
ocrats.
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The Special Delivery System.

The Special Delivery System.
THE SECOND WEEK MAKES BETTER SHOWING
THAN THE FIRST
The report of the second weeks operations OF
the special delivery system in this city is some.
what encouraging to the messenger boys. The
second week ended on the 18th inst The
number of messengers employed was 80; mum.
Der of letters delivered 7O2, against 500 during
the previous week; average amount OF COM
$1.66 the previous week; average time of de-
livery ~ minutes. There were 277 special de-
livery letters mailed here for delivery in other
cities and 334 local letters for special delivery.
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Fire I'm . Pennsylvania Town:

TRENTON, n. j.. October 16.-At New Hope,
Pa, sixteen miles above this city, fire was dis
covered at o'clock this morning in the store
OF Max Guirrish, and before the fire depart
ment, which was reinforced by the Lambert
Vile. n. J., department, could get to work, the
store In which the fire was discovered, two
dwelling houses and Atkinson's agricultural
Implement works were burned to the ground.
All the buildings except Atkinson's were frame,
but his was q stone structure. The losses and
assurances cannot yet be ascertained. The
origin Of the fire, which was the largest that
has ever occurred In this section Of the country,
n unknown
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NEW YORK, October 16.-About III, 900
bushels No. 2 red winter wheat was posted on
the produce exchange this morning as out Of
condition in Commercial Wharf and Erie Basin
stores. This had q very depressing effect on
the market
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Killed His Wife with q Club.
YEARS OF DISSIPATION AND oUARRELING END
IN MURDER.

HUNTERS POINT, L. l., October 16.-Patrick
club early this morning and was arrested by
Coroner Robinson. The couple had been mar
ried IL years and lived unhappily. Hardy and
on Wednesday, and after a quarrel she left
again. Last night she returned again, more
trouble ensued and a fight followed, in which
Mrs. Hardy was killed. Both were heavy
drinkers. The husband notified Coroner Rob
inson early this morning and was Immediately
arrested. He was arraigned before Justice Rob
inson and held for examination.
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NAL CoURT.-In the Criminal Court, Judge
Macarthur, to-day, Alexander Sandmon and
Aaron Brun, charged with )elling unla,eled
Tobriner appearing for the defendant. A mo-
ton to quash was argued and overruled. Mrs.
E. Norbeck testified to buying what she sup
posed TO De butter on the 2Sth Of April last and
that the package purchased was analyz ed at ne
Agricultural department. Prot. Taylor, OF he
Agricultural department. testified to test ns
the samples, and TO finding that they were n OF
butter, and he was kept under examination
nearly the whole day.
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Curious Gasoline Exulostou

ST. PAUL, MINI, October 16.-A man named
w. III. Clarke, with his son, was filling and
lighting gasoline street lamps from cans in a
wagon last night One can exploded and
burned up the horse and wagon. Clarke was
thrown out of the wagon by the explosion and
seriously burned, and his son was badly, if not
fatally, burned.
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KINGSTON, ONT, October 16.-The premises
occupied by Thomas Mills, furrier; Felix Shaw,
were burned to-day, causing loss of $4,000,
on which there was $50 900 insurance.
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MAINLAND P0LITIcs.-The republican con-
night in Baltimore, and nominated three .e-
publtcans allotted 70 that district. Two demo
cratic meetings, and prohibition rally en-
at Annapolis nominated straightout republi.
can Legislative and county ticket for Ammo
Aruudol
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NEW YORK, October 16.-Two children OF
Mrs. Hamburger, the wife OF q saw mill hand,
residing at No. 81 Sheriff street, this morning
took lighted candle under the bed and set 1t
On fire. The children rushed from the room,
and Lena, the seven months old baby, who was
lying on the bed was burned to death when the
firemen arrived and eXtfnguished the flames.
Only a few hundred dollars damage was done
by the flames,
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DR.. HARDWOOD LOSES A DAUGHTER ny
DEATH.-Miss Aida v. s. Harwood, daughter of
the Rev. DR.. Edwin Harwood, rector Of Trinity
Church OF New Haven, Conn.,, died last night
Miss Harvard was Q young lady OF rare gifts
and beauty, and was loved by all who knew
broken over this latest blow. The stesmer
Werra, on which Miss Honora Harwood eloped
with Mr.. Truman Hemingway two weeks 800.
arrived on Monday 1t Bremen.
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SITTING BULL RETIRRs TO PRIVATE LITE.-
sitting Bull and his band OF Sioux warriofs m
on their return from the east, where they have
nlleQ an engagement OF fourteen weeke with
bunato Btlls ssWtld West show. The old chic!
70 much before. g - - 81
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Geo III. B. White has
sold to James q. Payne, for -, 049.6 90 the prop
erty on the north side OF n street, between New
Hampshire avenue and 21st street-Johu
Sweeney has sold to VIM. o Donnell for O., 400,
lot 16 by 81 feet on the west side or 22d street,
between n and o streets.
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STEELE, OAK. October 16.-A prairie fire
was started yesterday west of the town by q
spark from q locomotive, which burned a
threshing machine belodging to Barker Broth
ers, house and barn belonging to Deputy
Sheriff Riggs, and q stock Of wheat belonging to
FL. Woodmansee.
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Exports or Provisions.

The chief of the bureau Of statistics reports
that the total values Of the exports of domestic
cattle and hogs, and of beef, pork and dairy
products from the United States during the
month of September, 1886, and during the
nine and eleven months ended September
3Oth, 1885, also Of dairy products for the five
months ended the same, as compared with
periods OF the preceding year, were as follows:
1885. 1884
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Druexist Am Ende Pleads Not Guilty.

G. Am Ende. the Hoboken druggist. who by
mistake substituted morphine for Quinine, and
thereby caused the death of two daughters of
eral sessions in Jersey City this morning on an
indictment for manslaughter. The accused
pleaded not guilty, and was admitted to bail in
$4,000.
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CINcINNArI, October LEVIN. McLeffesh,
whtlo Intoxicated, met Charles Ohmms, Q
mont county, Ohio, on Wednesday night, and
without provocation, shot him dead. Ohmms
leaves wife and three children. McLefresh
was arrested, but gave NO explanation Of his
oct,
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THE EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES for the
position Of weigher at the port Of New York
will be held on the 3Oth inst. Applications
must be filed on or before the 25th inst Pa
toms at New York or the secretary OF the local
examining board,
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PERsONAL.-Ex-Commiss Dent, Of WASH
ington, was in st. Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cameron, who Is in California for his health,
expects to return home about November L.
Col. Thos; f; Barr was IN Chicago Wednesday.
MI "a. william has taken apartments ct the
Conversational hotel--Dr. John Il. May and
vile, OF Richmond, are at the Ebbitt---H. w.
Seeiy, OF New York, and H. 7. Bunbley, of New
YORK, are at the Riggs-W. Edmunds and
wife, OF Banbury, England, arrived at the Ar
lington this Representative Ma
than Con, OF West Virginia, Is at Williard's g.
-. =. McEwan, OF Albany, N. Y, IL at the
Ebbitt--G General Seigling, OF the Charleston
Nescs and CbM!SeT, and his wife, are now visit
Ing MIS-. Seigiing's relatives ON Capitol Hill
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He WANTED A CoPY.-Geo. II. Smith, Of
Somerford, Ohio, writes to the editor of the
"Dear Sir: Please send me a copy OF your
paper, the weekly issue, and oblige Geo. H.
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CHANGES OF STATIONS OF QUARrERMAs-
TERs.-The following changes in the stations
and duties Of officers of the quartermaster's
department are made: Major VIM. B. Hughes
quarterlnaster, is relieved from duty at the
Philadelphia general depot OF the quartermas-
ter's department., and Will repair to this city
and report in person to the quartermaster gem
eral for duty in his office. Capt. James NJ Mar
further duty at st. Paul, Mimi, and will repair
to Philadelphia, Pa, and report in person to the
depot of the quartermaster's department for
duty as his assistant.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, S431 ,794; customs. S7O9,253.

"A NEBRASKA DEMoCRAT.-One of the Presi-
cent callers to-day had on his card: "Robert
little, democrat of % years residence at
our party to speak for us"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

[HS MESSRS FITZHUGH SHUTE
D|a have removed to their
LARGE AND COMMODIOUS STORE,
ocl6-3ts 2O2S 14th street.
TfHS ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
6>-4a late firm of ]. H WELDON d co, 20
Penn ave Sc, will please make payment at ll3 Mar.
ket space. All bills not settled by Nov LIST Will De
gwen TO MERRIMAN for collection. ocl4-3tF
IFNs WILL RECEIVE ON THURSDAY,
O>-.a Fresh Homemade Cakes which were SO
popular last season. C. C.. BRYAN,
Oc14-3t 1413 New York ave-
R5S IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
O~S DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
James Thompson. Trustee. Charles Hyatt e. al,
No 9571, Eq. Doc %.
Of the solicitors fol- complainant 1t Is this
SIXTH DAY of OCTOBER 1886, ordered that all
persons having claims against the estate fCHARLES
A,n,ATT assigned 10 the complainant file their claims
with proper vouchers before the Auditor of the Court
on or before the TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF OC-
IOBER INST. Provided that copy ofthis order be
puDilshed in the Evening Star Newspaper, published
IN the city Of Washington, twice week for two weeks
before said day.
BY the Court. A. HAGNER
True Copy. Test: r. j. MEICiS Clerk.
&C 1&e, 1876 By NJ. A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk.
TH NEW ISSUE OF STOCK
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC

Hoi THE GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
IL BRIDGE
The Steam Packet EXCELSIOR will make regular
trips during the the above points every SUN.
DAY, TUESDAY and FRIDAY, leaving her wharf
corner Of High st. and Canal at O'Clock am, sharp
Fare for round trip Soc Boat be chartered on al
ternate days For information apply at office of T. G.
and M WATERS. loaf High st, Georgetown.
oc5-2ws
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BALTIMORE, October 16.-Mr. William r.
at the beginning OF the week for the opening
OF the Pimlico meeting, is confined to his bed
with an attack OF throat trouble, at the Hotel
Rennert
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chief u. w. BUsHYHEAD, Of the Cherokee
Nation, called upon the President today in
company with A. b. Upshaw, acting commits
sioner of Indi an affairs
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SENATOR GIBSON called upon the President
TINS morning, accompanied by four young
lad1es, each of whom received from the Presi-
oents hand photograph of himself
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PRESIDENTIAL OFFICES BECOMING FOURTH
CLAss.-Attorney General Garland has decided
that when the receipts of presidential post
office fall below 81 ,OOO the limit fixed tor
offices of this class, the office reverts to the
fourth-class and the commission of the post
can make an appointment to fill the fourth-class
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THE PRESIDENT NOT GOING TO RICHMOND.
The question of accepting the invitation of the
Virginia State Agricultural society to attend
their fair at Richmond on the Dist instant was
The President expressed strong desire to GO
but felt that he could not do so without detri.
ment to the public interests. Each of the cabi-
net officers expressed similar sentiments, and
it was decided to notify the society accordingly
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sale afa RAilroad.

ROCHESTER, n. Y. October 1e-The entire
property OF the Rochester and Ptttsourg rail-
road company was sold to-day under a decree
Of the supreme court by Hon. John M. Davis,
referee. IL was purchased In the Interest ot tbe
bondholders by Abram lselin. OF New York. for
$l,1O0, oOO w II. Olmstead, on behalf Of GER
tain OF the stock holders, forbade tho sale.
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September.-...-..-....-..$ 1874 49,
8 months ended Sept,

b months ended Sept.
.O2O, O66 7O.45e, 521
IL months ended Sept.
go! ,sOo,O 5s 1852 1886
Dairy products for five
months ended Sept. &c. 6,553446 9.4I6 739
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Geo. b. w h1te, ordered
to continue in the discharge of his present du-
ties at Philadelphia until October Is, 1888:
Commander Theodore F. Kane, detached from
the command of the Galena on the 31st inst
and placed on waiting orders; Commander c.
graphic inspector, coast survey, and ordered to
command the Galena, 31st inst; Lieut.. Com
mander w. II. BrownsOn detached from pres
ent duties on the coast survey and ordered as
photographic inspector of the coast survey:
Lieut.. Herbert Winslow, detached from the
Yantic and ordered to special duty at Raleigh,
detached from the Tennessee, 31st inst and
placed on waiting orders; Assistant Surgeon F.
A. Hester, detached from the Minnesota, 31st
inst, and ordered to the Tennessee.
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OFFICERS OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chandler informs the Secretary of the Navy
that the U. s. 8. Brooklyn was put In commits
sion at the Brooklyn navy yard at one o'clock
for duty on board: Lieut.. Commander WASH
burne MAYNARD, Lieutenants w. H. H. Souther.
land, F. 81. Holmes, Thos G. Mclean, J. T.
Sullivan, b.. A. Fisk, Chas. ]. Badger Chief
Engineer S. L. P. Ayres, Passed Assistant Engi-
neer R. G. Denig, Assistant Engineers C. A. E.
King and w: F. c. Hasson, Surgeon Geo. A.
Paymaster r. w. Allen, Ensigns J. H. Hoo.
gewerff and Louis Duncan, Navel Cadets H.
B,spham, J; 7 Bootes, ]. 8. Mexican, c. P.
and First Lieut.. D. p Mannix, U. S. NC.