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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-23

Fred Gilman, who was burned out on Sat-
urday, will continue his drug business IS soon
a. the insurance is adjusted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-23

There were seven tramps, six men and a
woman, in the police station for shelter last
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-23

Some l20 copies of Grants Memoirs have
been sold in the city. The agent is now de.
livering the books.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-23

The banquet dinner of the legislative re-
union will be under the personal Suspension
of Mr.. Geo. Mann, caterer for the Quincy
House, Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-23
State News.

HE Corr ESTATE OF AuBuRx-THR Carr
ELizABErH FERRY-SUIcIDE IN NoRrH-
foRr-CoAFoRr IN LOGGING Cars
IRAAPs' PRAsKs-VEssELs Built IN THE
WALDoBoRo DIsrRIcr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-23

Gannett & Morse have received consign-
ment of the popular tobaggons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-23

The county commissioners were in ses-
sion yesterday. Mr.. Andrews, however, was
obliged to return home on Monday, on &C
count of illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-23
Colby Notes.

This evening lecture will be delivered in
the chapel by Maj. H. s. Melcher of Port
land Subject: Battle of Gettysburg"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-23
HOrsford's Acid Phosphate
As q Brain Food.

DIR. s. F. Newcomer. Greenfield, O., says
sin cases of general debility, and torpor of
mind and body, it does exceedingly we'll"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-23

The mails are crowded with Christmas par.
GELS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-23
PenObscOt Indians.

PonObscOt Indians.
Following is the account with the State Of
Chas. A. Bailey, agent of the Penobscot tribe
of Indians:
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept. 15.-Ihe race for the Great
Yorkshire Handicap by sIr Lorythers three.
year-od chestnut colt King Monmouth. with W. j. An.
sons fveyear-old chestnut horse Ben Alder second ana
the Duke OF westminsters fouryearold chestnut nIy
saDdlway third. There were niue starters The Last
betting was 10 1 against King Monmouth, to /
against Ben Alder, and 10 against sandiway.
AT the Doncester September meeting to-day the race
for the Champagne Stakes for twOyear-ul WAS won
By X. VynePs bay colt Mntng. A. Taylors hay colt
Gay Hermit came Ia second and Lord Bradford's bay
colt Martinez third. The other starters were H. Pecs
bay lilly Philosophy date Spinater1, Lord Ellesmere'7
bay liy Cataract, T. Jenningss hay colt Exmure The
last betting was 70 on Mlntng, 20 10 against Gay
Hermit and 20 to l against Martinet
The Following are the probable starters In the for
the b eger Stakes, TO be run at DOucsster
with the Jockeys and the betng Melton ArcheD, 10
ont Lonely lCannOn 10 / against, Is0bar (WOOdl,
U 10 agsinst 50 Helena Watts IL To against Fare.
well tBarrett. 10 against; Dame Agnes (Giles) 40
70 aganst, Ducat (Webb), 40 tU agaiustt, Ctpona
lMorganl 66 TO againsti ewiilington, late Willie bar
ling t5nowdon), go to 1 against
POOL SELLERS ARRESTED AT BEACON PARK.
BosToS, Sept. 10 Especial. Two police In
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. Is (SpeciaD Last night,
visible supply statement showing decrease when every
body had been counting on substantial increase
the market strong the opening. The start made
at advance Of 3 last nights close and at
just about the figures where "calls" sold. The
OCTOBER option started at s2ssc aud November at siac
But the advance little too precpitate TO be made
petty 600 bushels decrease In visible stock
rougy speaking, 100000 bushels. The market
dropped almost at once and before An hours
trading oDe-half tho advance was lost Cables
partly Offset the visible supply state
ment, and while the latter dwelt upon with empha
sis by the bulls the cables treated
with extraordinary reverence By the bears
Besides the shorts I" talked Of Mr. Walker, the New
York statstican with extraordinary respect. He they
believed would extrcate them from part OF their trou
bles He figured Increase OF 900 bushels Baxter,
Comstocll Lore and Hobbs sellers at the advance
Some OF gurers the export business unable to
make out how. at existing quotations at home and
Liverpool anything in the way Of foreign buying could
occdr When they contemplated the results OF their call
cuiations they were much inclined to take up
with the opinion that the woerlshofer party in New
York was the only buyer for export yesterday. Tho
holdings and prices receded slowly to sla cents vhie
the local shipments were large.
that the market has turned for the better. Peopls
VIII regard wheat as dear az rs cents, yet when they
cheap al IS cents and 50 up. Let the market
up gradually aud ali the world win want 10 buy this
wheat"
"What do you think Of provisonsl
"I look for a remarkable advance. The shipments oi
lard are extraordinary. EurOpe is taking large quaint
Ties and lie stocks here are running down rapidly"
The market for provisions tame. Corn was alsc
slow opening sc better than yesterdays close, In SYM
pathy with wheat, but the most OF the trade
occurred at 42is cents for October Prices for
wheat closed a shade under those for last night sep
tenber wheat closed at sOat cents October S1l20sl
cents; November s3I2 September corn closed az
49, cents October, 42ls cents November, 394 cents
september oats closed at 25i2 cenisi
october. 25ls cents; May 30 cents septembef
pork - 70; October. s. s0i November, - ~
November - LIE. -
Receipts to-day Wheat, l13 cars corn, io3 cars;
oats l3 cara Puts" October wheat sold al 50 "a
Caiis" sold at s2isc. Estimated receipts for tonor
row Wheat, 70 cars corn, go cars oats ITO ears
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
s33.944,O5s s23.73s.7J6

Totals for July and Aug $O9 i4O422 t5llI74lo
To-1ays stock market little more active than
was yesterdays and the sales amounted to 2l6036
shares against 6203s shares. The Improvement, how
ever was entirely due TO q more general trading The
reports OF advanced rates renewed and repeated
every conceivable form and finally settled down to
the statement that at Chicago the grain rates run from
TO- IL, u to cents by the various roads, or course
this is probable that the road asking the highest
rate obtains all the business The Street. however,
ioyed the fun OF seeing the two rival "News
Bureaus" cOntendng with each otner over
the question OF whether or not there had been any ad
vance; one eontended that there had been and pub
shed Chicago dispatches sustain its assertion, while
that advance had been made After tho street came
10 tue conclusion that It was Of little consequence 70 IT,
from speculative point OF yiew whether rates were or
- cents the cost TO the roads IS fully Il2 cents
only question of loss aud not OF profit was involved
Al The time OF writing the Windsor Hotel meeting Of
representatives OF Southern roads had announced no re-
suit Yesterday It was one OF the statements M tLat
ern rates We expect that such an agreement VIII
result from this meetng IL IS reporIo tna t3,'oaron
the "mouey pool" arrangement about which chicago
has iycn rs SO much news during the last two days.
Briefly We have given what to-days speculation fed on or
what is promised for Il. Dulness WIS the supreme
feature OF the market Opening and early prices gener
tll noon values well sustained After that prices
generally Welded with small fluctuations 10 the end
S Paul was the special o. tire day and from
77a 20 1853. and closed at ls The question OF What
viii he tho dividend to De declared Is factor In the
speculation There also to be confusion oil Ideas
as 10 It's dates and period for which its dividends are
paid. The ~. Paul Company pays rs dividends beary
ionr months after the expiration OF the period for which
they pad Its last dividend OF Z per cent on the
common stock waz paid on April -, ls-1, ana was
for the six months ended December 81 1854 That diy
denl gaye th~ stock rer cent Tor lSs4 there
having bcen paid in October 1884 Jig per cent for tue
ak IN nths ended June 80 The dividend expected to be
declared I'm "A few days and payable In October VIII be
fCr -he fret slN monthstO June 3O-or the cOmpanys
fiscal year and has connection Win the compahys
businee, Of 1881 with the dividend pdm last April
Drlav-arc Lackawauna and Western, Northern Pacihc
prefrrred aud Missouri Kansas and IeXa are also eN-
centlons in closing with some final gains bat generally
fhr market closed oil from last uGhLH hgufes ana at
about the lowest OF the day. go
The Government hods "siG uul Dng s1rox MN c to
ing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
DEFEATED BY oRR's BAD PLAYING.
THE MRrRoPoLITASs LOSE A GAME TO fiTiSDuh

THE MRTRoPoLITASs LOSE GAME TO flIiSDUho
LOUISVILLE OVERCOME BY BRookLfN'
An exciting one-to-nOthing baseball game
was played at Polo Grounds yesterday between INC
Metropolitan and Pittsburg clubs Inc ioea cuo shou
have won but orrs bad Playing lost them the game AT
onine he knocked the ball nearly out of sight but was
TOO lazy to make than two bases on me mt IN lhe
seventh inning his blnderng work NJ rst ptse sioWea
the opponents the home club to score tlo winning
run. this inning ball was koc between nrss ana
second base and Orr ambled around the inned appHi
emily not knowing what to do When Foster capturen
the haI and was about 20 send lt 10 nlst pase
the onookers sympathised With him greatly. BIen III
this last inning the local players could have scored run
and moro than probably the game but helpseDlaSe
had made his quota OF hits and he was TOO iauguc9 10
make another The only run OF the game was mace IN
the seventh inning Eden got life on an error ny OFF,
Another blnnder BY the player sent nun 10 thsa
and pop-up hit third base by Morris sent IN tne
solitary tally Smith and Carroll played Brilliantly
The scoro as follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
BrcYcLE EAcfNG ~ DNGmNToN

BfNGHAMToN, y. y, sept 10 tHpecidi) The
Binghamton Bicycle tournament held today was a
success except that there not many clubs from
outside cities a. erpcctc The ouc-mio novice
won by W. A. Plait Of the BLghamton team. with Matt.
Of Scranton second; time minutes and 10 seconds.
The second race two-miie dash. won by WARowe.
Of Lynn Mass; time minutes and seconds. ". A..
Platt OF Binrhamton. won the mile,
800 class. n 3:22 %. Tho nye-mile
handicap was won by ". a. Rowo IN
1G1A with fchaecr OF Scranton second The one mile
ride and run was by II. {. Hcrsoy OF Emira, IN
IIG The thrrc-mlc lap race WAS won by Rowe In
o25 The seventh race the great of day
IL was fnr the One-fcc champ Of the State aud
was entered by Charles T. Tiichucr BnghamtOn H. G.
Uersey of Elmra and J. r. RhenDOttom, ~ Weedsport
Ucr.ry, owing % a sInst won by few feet IN 2jS.
TfcAu.r good second with bnt "A common road bicycle
The eighth consolation race between fTgyer, of
UpglamiOn on aud RienbOtton, one mile. IL WIS by
lkhepbottoin In 3:2Ji2 In The tug Of war between
Binghamion aud Scranton the BinghamtOns beat
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

Earned Pitsburg, 0 MctroDoitsn' " tnsI base @
Iv ETrO-s- -Pittshurg Metropolitan 2 First Base on
baIs-Pttsburg o. MetroPotar, 2 Struck on-di5s- ont t
burp 10 MctrOpofau 4. Lett bases-PlttsDulg o.
Metropolitan Total rase hitsPittsuTg AeiIopohtan
Home rurf-NOne Three-bqee htfs-Noue. IwOoAse
mtsOTr Double plays--Wmtn,y smith and scott Passed
baIls-NOnc. Wild pitches-None Time o. Eaine-l'i<'
UmpiIe-Mr. Conuei. .
McVey, player who has been catching well ior INC
Atlanta club has signed with the Brooklyn hlho ana
NAV play with that club in n few days.
Tho metropolitan and PittsburG. and Brooklyn ana
louisville mines play again to-day
An interesting game Of baseball was witnessed Dy
terday between the Brooklyn and Louisville CLUBS inc
home players outbated their opponents ana trOuy =
errors gave them the game. Kerins, the Louisville
catcher was nit by pitched ball 10 the third inning
and was badly injured. Crotty took his place. The
change had DAMAGING result Tor the visiting club The
score was tie up tho seventh inning when the home
Dlayers scored the winning SwGrtW0Od got - iI
on an error by Cr0tty, stole to second and scored on
hit by Peoples TIE latter went TO second on passed
hall and home a wild throw TO third base by Crotty
The score was as follows
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
WEATHER AND EXCURSION BOATS.
PROBABILITIES FOR To-DAY-AMPLE i0Ni
TIES TO SEE THE RACE

PROBABILITIES FOR TO-DAY-AMPLE oPPOhioNi-
TIES TO SEE THE RACE.
The ticket market showed slight upWaru
tendency for yacht race stock yesterday vi course
tba demand is no. as great as for tc9ets 10 'ne s'
race said an gent but for an onlsiae race 70 i'''
Tho inside course has always been the moSt Popu'' D
sa many people are in hurry to have setue'uen'
Of their accounts with old Neptune bV paying over o
1o,once due him The tagging interest has oeen re-
vised however by tho successful race oi hi'"N'y
Peope arc huggng the hope TO their hcart th' ~ 'pe
has been broken and that there VIII De no ioro
ponements Then there arc tho stayers "Hon We
have always with MS -, o ,,ouor
GOOD example of the slayer was an old gentleman
who remarked phlosophicay he planted hlnseii IN
.ho hon, of nm excursion boat on Monday morning
y-n ths il my ffth trip down the bay but I'm goins
n zoo this thns through If 1t taxes the Dest yours VI '
life. ,,- .,,s cold
old Probabilities. however, ruthlessly throws coiu
wafer on the reyiying hopes Of the yach-ioNns
. Fair weather; light and variable southwest WILLIS
Ia ,ho o,server on the roof of the Equitable Bnldhg
,e,,lov II was said with weary smile, ana Wlthous
,in for the reporter formulate the usuai question,
- How long is this thing going to lhstf no con'n"ou
with signs of revving animation; Every Pnie " ~, ..o
tc has been sending up here three tines u"y lo 'n
1t ,,vo weeks asking about the weather J nave 70
ali sors o lulesses and then when MISS ~ WY
,oy III o. propheey Is called in question. no" llore
~, ho northeast storm sailing hcro's lne oScn
49, ,nf o-I knock all my calculations ana pIculo,io
H,her 10 tban Kite i base the statement about llgnt
artb,ce + winds for tO-morrow-whch Is morning nule
tb"n sbrewd guess-On the fact that m lntto 10 aao % ~
Saronetrical dcpressiOns reported tnrougnu' ~ "a
trV There are waves on the atmorphcle So -, -
practically "a dead calm Hence there is no ie's , ,ha
change Ia the wind which mas DeeI , DivinES ~ a,.teen
sontb,yest ali day. It did reach velocity OF
mile, M honr at sandy Hook III the course ol 'e
huf Is falling now. We haven any ops,l - enc
the ocean; 20 we're not responsible Tor whA' h'! e
from that direction. - =. L.. .,n1 tho Iron
Steamboat Company Viii run the Taurus Iof t'e uclr. -
of wnosoevcr may wish 10 avail themseN es OF no
decLs She will leave the Bridge pier BrOOkyn ~ cioV
n m and Pier No ], North River, al " INC 'l'tn .o
VIII siat from the foot Of West Twenty ~ tIS
R,nd Transit people will run boat Tor puSieSs Cl
frn,, the foot q. Whitehnlst at p. M uchets ~;
ire pchmond will start from Bclch-st at the uslaI
ho and cburn M tho water Of the Atlantic IN he rear
of tbe racers host OF other boats that are aoWeu 20
% ,,sitc ,riI take advantage Of the opportunity 10
trr an honest penny and anxious to witness lc
attempt 10 settle the twenty miles 10 lh""'" '"00
need stay at home for lacS OF opportunity
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

BUFFALO, Sept 15.-The Buffalo club defeated
the Philadelphia players to-day by fine rally ia the
fifth inning. The Eastern players held the lead up TO
that point. The score was NJ follows
Buffalo. aO............................O o O OF
hits-Huslo lOj PHILADELPHIA. 10. EITOrs-Bnfllo
z: Philadelphia q. Pitcbers-COnway and Daily Umpire
Mr.. Gaiiney
INDIANAPOLIS Sept. ia large crowd witnessed the
here to-day between the st. Louis and Providence
clubs Shaw pitched in good form aud nicely sup-
ported The champion PLAYED good game throughout
not allowing their opponents 30 score single The
match was postponed game played here bymutual
sent. The score was as follows:
ST. Louis uis.........................-O0 o O 90
fiONlhfhtt-- ..rO 1 " v u u Ks
Base hits-st. LOus 4 Providence T. Errors Louis.
81 froVi ence, a. Pltchers--Heay and shaw. UmprciT.
Wright
Al Philadephia-st. Louis, 81 Athletic, g Eleven
innings
At Baltimore-CncinnatI, Baltimore, o,
At utica-Utica. 3 Rochester, 2.
At Washington-NatiOnal, ~ Bridgeport 4.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
TUESDAY. Sept. Is. p. n.


The report Of the Bureau OF Statistics Of the ports
OF provisions, etc., in the month of August makes
comparison OF values with those for the period OF
1883 and 1884 only less unfavorabe than the
parsons of the exports OF breadstufs In cattle and
hogs there is an increase 167 asa August 1884
In provisions ETC., there is decrease OF 1892 1862
from August 1884, and decrease Of S4,746,914 from
August, 1888 In quantity, except Of cheese, the move
August this year considerably larger than in
1884 and smaller than in lss3 but the values per pound
1885 much lower than either 1884 1888. To
the subjoned table, showing the movements OF three
years add the values OF breadstus for 1885, 1884
and 1885, OF cotton and petroleum. before reported
In detail for 1884 and 1885 1--WE have not the data for
1888 of cotton and petroleum. showing at glance the
comparative movements OF the principal items OF ex-
port The totals show decrease for August Of $10,213
303 and for July and August of $ls323O03 compared
with respective periods of 1884. Provisions and
breadstus off $l5,s5305T for August and $3l,7le,
955 July and August from the respective periods
of 1883. These changes important in view Of the
probabilities, as indicated by the movements at New
York. the September returns will be less favorable
than are the August figures.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON sept l5-l2:3O p mConsols. 1904 for botn tn
ronev and the United states -Four ami a fef
Cent Roads 1855 Atlantic aud Grelt western Fist Mort
Sags Trustees Certi1eatss, 32 DO second dorgage -
fasdi,n Erie lB. do. second tCnsos ~ NJ
hnois Central 1885 Mexican Ortinary 22 ST Paul Gem
nlou sO New-IOrk Central luOS FcnnsJl'ahia' % d
fesding. GA ,, - =. rr,.oo - o,n. t,e,taa ,f
al francs n c.utmes the account
abm-Consois 1Opis for both money AID TIE accounts
nfc and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Ger
acates ~ do second Mortgage = Mexican ordinory m
55 St paul Common $685. New YORK Central, lOVs Peph
sglvana 81 n Reading 90 Eric. I5' do secCnu Con'o'
81; Illinois Central l3b -.
Iar silver in quofed at ~ D. per ounce NJ. 81,
4.3n n rhe amount OF bullion gone INTO lhe DanA VI
England an balance TO-DAY II 46.0OO
Ilu ison Bay Company, 10. - q, 49,.
paris adviccs quote fnree per cent Renies az ~
fO the c5Ount anu eAcnhhgc ON Nv
francs 20 1, centimes for checks.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
GRAIN And Pro tE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-S lax DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NEW-S tRK DEALINGS
The feature Of the visible supply statement
is tho slight increase shown in wheat The Chicago re-
port figures out decrease Of 100000 bushels bus
statstcan Walker that there an error in the
cuatons of the Chicago which, II corrected would
make an increase OF 100000 bushels Tho official New
York statement Of September 12 compares with the pre-
yious week as follows: Wheat 42.245. .2o2 bushels a
gain Of 127600 bushels corn 7153.9o3 bushels q de-
crease OF 549442 bushels; oats 5720956 bushels, an
increase OF 57,177 bushels total grain 55I23021
bushels, q gain OF .665 bushels.
There was active trading in wheat options yester.
day. but the tone OF the market was feyers and weak
Cash lots dull aud showed little change price and
exporters took only 81 600 bushels The small increase
In the visible supply aud the firm feeling in tho
foreign markets influences that caused higher
opening In the speculation but realizing sales car
ried prices down. with few fluctuations The close was
heavy at about the bottom figures and 4Gl under
Mondays last quotations, as follows: October 94l4
The other cereal markets presented no interesting
feature cash lots holding steady for oats and being easy
for Corn options ended y lower for October
~ 49 ls for November Mt 49ls aud for January al
4G and unchanged for September ct 10 and December
at 4Sls cents Oats closed virtually UNCHANGED as fol-
lows: September 29l4 October 29ai November 3C3s
cents. The provision markets little attention a0d
qure notice.
AT New-York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston tho
receipts Of grain yesterday Wheat 242 926 bush
els corn. 4323S0 bushels oats. 27s027 bushels: total
grain, 953.342 bushels; ioar, 20,5ss barrels. Tho
arrivals at Chicago Milwaukee aud st. LOUIS werei
1881 bushels; total grain. 4ls,3o4 bushels foge
20 .929 barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
INTERNATIONAL CRICKET II CANADA.

MONTREAL, Sept - (Speciah.-Ihe second
days play in the cricket match between the Gentlemen
Of England and fifteen OF Montreal and district TOOK
pace to-day There was again largo and tashonaoio
attendance. The wicket was IN capital condition. auu
favorable to run-geting. Montreal went trst TO the
wicket and b,tted with greater freedom than In their
nreyious efforts and mainly through the
NJ Wilson, Atwood ana Gillespie, who scoFel
II. lG and respectively, the score reached
the respectable total Of 90. The Enghshmen ala
not field up to their usual form and several easy chances
were missed The Englshmen handled the willow ai'or
lunch aud the spectators were treated toa vigorous u
MAY of batting Cobb ard Newton being particularly ac-
i've The Oxonlan punished all the bowling severely
four times running hitting the ball clear ont Of the
ground and once on to noighbOrlng housetoi. AZ .
o'clock rnn came aud play was stopped tAo score
brtng I.l.l for 4 wlckets The Montreal ncldiAs Was
again crcditable ana tao players were icPe"'eny
cheeTcd Tor nuc Work.
The following were tho scores to-day;
rtrrFr. or sfoSTGEALfGENTLEME OF ING
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
COURTNEY TO ROW AGAINST THREE MEN.

RocHEsTER,S Sept. l5.-The regatta announced
to take place Charlotte this afternoon had post
poned account OF rough water Charles r.. Courtney
arrived yesterday aftornoOn but unable 20 give
exhibition OF his rowing account OF the water.
regatta will take place tomorrow. weather permitting
In the of Courtney AGAINST Dlbenette Sexton and
supp e. OF the atter three Will start with Courtney
ad mile. after which he viii stop and
take the at that point. rowing niie also.
when he shall In turn give to the third, who VIII
tho race 10 tho finish In other words Courtney will
have a fresh man TO contend with AT every mile.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
NEW POST or REGULAR SERVIOB VETERANS.
Command No. 3 of the United States

Regular Veterans organized nc No Ill south-st
iastnlght by Dr. Edward Duffy. Surgeon General OF the
order and commander Of Post No .. Michael Tledeman
was elected acting captain. All honOuiby discharged
sodcrs sailors aud marines of the regular service
eligible 10 membership. The objects Of the urdsr arc
bcueyoent-tO aid all members IN distress To assist them
to employment and 10 their widows and
orphans one OF the definite objects Is TO each
hOnorably DISCHARGED a clear title 10 bis 90
of land without his boing compelled 10 cultivate t
f.r uvag