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Evening star., 1886-12-10
Filling Of Babcock Lake.

THE CONTRACT NOT YET AWARDED,
The contract for filling Babcock lake has not
been awarded, as the bids were OF such q charac.
ter as to require careful consideration by Col.
Casey, to whom they have been forwarded In New
York There were only four bids and the lowest
formal bid was that OF John Lyons, OF Baltimore,
at 40 cents per cubic yard. The lowest bid
which was infOrmal-waS that OF Jacob Lerch of
Washington, at 35 cents. p. R. Pullman OF WASH
ingtOn, offered to do the work at 65 cents and
Peterson Barbour made two bids at rs and a.
cents, both, however, under certain conditions.
which made them informal They were TO get the
right OF way to run cars through certain streets.
tt being their intention to obtain the Material
from the DuddingtOn estate. None OF the other
bidders contemplated using cars.
Evening star., 1886-12-10
Hanlan Sails for Home

HIS MATCH WITH BEACH WILL TAKE PLACE IN JUNE
LONDON, Dec. 1O.--Edward Hanlan, the oarsman,
sails for Canada Today. Being asked when his
Wales, would be rowed, he said he preferred that
IL should take place i'm June. The stakes would be
$1,000 side, and Beach would allow him ex-
UenSpS
Evening star., 1886-12-10

ARMY ORDERs.-Surgeon B. F. Pope, relieved
from duty in the Office OF the surgeon general and
ordered TO duty aSrecOrder OF the medical exam
ming board in New York First Lieut. F. f. Hobbs
ordnance department, orlered from Philadelphia
20 Jonnstown, Pa, on public business connected
with the Ordnance department. Assistant sur
geon Chas. c. Barrows. granted two months leave
capt. Jno L. Morrison. 10th cavalry, granted six
months leave for disability. Leave OF Second Lieut.
Chas l. Steele, 18th infantry, extended one month
Evening star., 1886-12-10
Telegrams to The Star.
THE CAMPBELL DIVORCE SUIT.
Opening Of the Correspondents Cases.
A NEGRO HANGED IN ST. LOUIS.
RAILROAD sWrcHMEN ON A STRIKE.
Gladstone Against the Anti-rent Campaign
THE CORRESPONDENTS HEAR ID
FROM.
Gen. Buffers and DR.. Birds Lawyers
DenOunce Lord Collins witnesses.

DenOunce Lord Collins Witnesses.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-On the resumption OF the
Campbell divorce case to-day Mr. Murphy, counsel
for Gen. Butler, defended his client against the
allegations that he had been criminally intimate
Ter had visited Lady Colin but once That was on
April 18th, when there was not single suggestion
OF lmproprfety either by act or word. He de-
n0unced the witnesses who had testified Tor the
defense, and declared that perjury was rife and
stalking abroad.
counsel for DR.. Bird then spoke In his defense.
He said the charges which had been brought
against his client included adultery and procuring
ana concealing miscarriage. III they were proved
Dr Birds credit reputation and position, would be
destroyed. He declared that IL was monStrous
that such charges should have been made on such
n1msy evidence as the defense had offered.
Evening star., 1886-12-10
Death of Representative Dowdney.

Representative Abraham Dowdney, OF the
twelfth district Of New York. died at his residence
in Madison avenue, New York city, at eight
O'Clock this morning. He was stricken with apo
plexy while entering his home last night. He was
born tnIreland In 1S4O, but was educated in this
country and served as captain In the union army
during the late war. His business was that Of
builder and contractor. Though holding Offices Of
trust in New York city, he held no ofce ander the
general government until elected to the Forty
ninth Congress. He declined a nomination for re-
election. The Speaker this afternoon appointed
the following committee to attend the funeral:
Messrs Campbell, Vtele, Merriman and Muller, Of
New York; OrNeill, Oh Missouri; Scranton, OF Penn
sylvania, and Brady, of Virginia.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

HEAVY EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS N CELL The
Ctiiiaa Times OF october 80 reports that Violent
IA. on the 1Sti. The direction OF the shock Was
north TO sou b. and its duration about two secondR
Three earIh,lnaAe shocks occurred at AntofagastA
thirty seconds, occurred at q. m, the second Iat
q. m, and the third at 10 q. IN No nose AO0psn-
panied the shocks, thedirect1on OF which Wns nom
north 20 south. A violent shock OF earthquake
was experienced at Tacna on october IS at l::O
q m, ana there was shock at Copiapo @ &C.
although ft lasted from fifteen TO twenty ooco0da
was slight. violent earthquake occurred "a
OF the shock was west 60 east, and its duuraato1
foEty-dve seconds.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

LONDON, Dec. l0.-The Duke OF Manchester an.
nounces a permanent reduction OF twenty-five
per cent In the rents on all his estates In Ireland.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reye-
nue, s346, ,5S3; customs. s456,41O.
Evening star., 1886-12-10
Washington News and Gossip.
For Sale.

For Sale.
About 1000 pounds of Nonparen and about 500
pounds of Agate Type, lately in ON this paper.
The face of both fonts is desirable they are good
condition, and capable of excellent service for two
three years on a paper of moderate circulation Will
be sold cheap in bulk.
Address
THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER Co.,
WASHINGTON ID G.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

HANOVER, y. H.. Dec. lo.-President Bartlett, of
Dartmouth college Get with an accident last
night, fracturing his right arm between the elbow
and the shoulder. He viii probably be confined 10
his house for some time
Evening star., 1886-12-10

DANSKER, SvENSKER OG NORMEND
- annodes ON at komme sammen, SUNDAG,
18th ds, HI D ettm hos Hartvg Nssen, 903 18th
street. til dannelsen af en- Scandinavian forening.
Evening star., 1886-12-10
Fire Su N yaouasserv.

PrT1sBCRG, lsec. lo.-A Loretts Pa, special SAYS:
one wing OF St Francis College and monastery was
DESTROYED by fire yesterday. Loss 81, 900; fully
insured.
Evening star., 1886-12-10
Another strike Ot SWischuseu On De
Missouri ParieSe.

DESrsoN, TEXAS, Dec. lo.-At O'Clock last night
the Missouri Pacific switchmen az this place
struck in a body. The grievance was too much
work for the Iay. The men called on Mr. Cold
man, division superintendent, I'm the morning and
asked for an Increase OF wages 90 the same amount
as given by the other roads OF the system, and
gave him until y. m. 10 decide. As no reply was
given AT the time specified, they quit Al Is or
derly and quiet. Some of the conductors have
been asked TO do the work, but none have done 80
Yet
Evening star., 1886-12-10

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. lO.-lt is understood that
the Louisiana National bank viii not agree 70
cash the general fund warrants OF the state
throughout the year and advance such sums as
the state may require for future interest on the
bonds. After meeting CT the board OF nQutda-
ZION and the associated bank preSadentA,
Treasurer Burke stated that the January coupons
would be promptly cashed as usual The question
OF the states deposits, which are quite valuable,
would be determined after further consultation
with the banks The collections for last year have
repaid all advances, and show surplus 70 the In
terest fund OF lSS5 with per cent OF the collect
are three million In excess OF those Of 16s5. The
treasurer states that he can pay all tho general
ernment for the year 1857 without advances The
board u anxious TO take all state public
institutions on the sheet for future years and, -
tho appropriations for 1851 are within erevenueA
II r. confidently believed that they can b paid n
cash nom tho state TREASURY.
Evening star., 1886-12-10
Promotions i'm the Treasury Depart.
MeMls

C. j. Stoddard clerk Of class in the ONCE OF the
controller OF the currency, has been promoted to
be assistant bOokkeeper at a salary of $1,000 q
year, but will remain In charge OF fnsolvent and
iquidating banks. Other promotions in that
office have been made as follows: John A. He
class , to class L. and A. NJ. Weeeier from class 2
to class 3; j. X. Miller from class to class 2: f.
Wildows, class 500 to class 1. These prOmOtiOns
the controller says, were all made for specially
meritOriOuS service.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

LONDON, Dec l0.-A lte-boat has been wrecked
al southport while endeayorfng 20 relieve a dis
tressed vessel and thirteen persons drowned
Evening star., 1886-12-10

BOSTON, Dec. 10-The tobacco factory OF G. NJ.
Mason Co., in the upper part OF large building
on Milk street, was damaged by fire this morning
TO the extent OF about $1,000, insured The losses
to other occupants OF the building will reach 81 600.
Owing to the proximity or OIL and Junk stores at
one time, serious fire was threatened.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

The feyuautaonary movement continues In xcua-
dor. Suppressed In one place. It springs up In
another. AZ present 1r 4 the coast that Il heard
nom, whkIe 9Ae rebels have been defeated with
Evening star., 1886-12-10

ONE-THIRD OF THE FUND AIEEADy ExPESDED.
1t took one hundred and f1fty-f-e men two and
a-Quarter days to remove the recent heavy fan of
snow from the sidewalks and paths I'm charge Of
the Office OF public buildings and grounds at an
expense OF s4OS The distance 10 be cleaned after
every snow storm is about Il miles and the area
about 30 acres The funds AVAILABLE for this pur.
pose during the winter amount TO only 81, ,2OO and
as one-thifd OF the amount has been used In the
first half OF the first month OF winter, IL Is prob
able that the sidewalks Will have to look TO the
sun 10 clean them later i'm the season. After every
fall or snow laboreI notified 10 report at Lin.
coin and Lafayette squares, and about $50 are
selected and distributed 70 the different sections
OF the city under foremen, where they are sub.
divided into squads OF five and set TO work.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

MRS E. B. STEVENS, OF WHINING
49, ton, Del, viii address the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Societies of Union Church, goth St,
Pennsylvania avenue. Ladies Of all denominations
EVENING z. 30 it,
Evening star., 1886-12-10
THE ANTI-RENr CAMPAIGN.

MI. Gladstone Said Not To Approve of IL.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-The Glasgow Mail says il is
authorized to state that Mr.. Gladstone does not
approve the anti-rent campaign fnaugurated by
the National League I'm Ireland.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

POSTMASTER AT TAKONA.-ISaac L. Thomas has
been appointed postmaster at Takoma Park, a
settlement of Washington people on the MetropOl.
1tan branch of the b. and O. railroad
Evening star., 1886-12-10

A DEAF, DUNB AND BLIND RUn0zAB.-B6wnxu
Lying, deaf and dumb and Almost totally b11n2
man, was discovered a. New Brunswick yese6rdaY
breaking into Alderman BerRens Wholesale M
cery store. Lying Il IN old CROOK, wen known II
TIE ponce. and aa expest b0EGlaT. osuplte ~ -
Evening star., 1886-12-10

ELLIS. JOHNS 4 MCKNIGHT
~ ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
14l6 ST NV, WAsHINGToN, d. c.
JOHN ELLIS, JOHN JOHNS and DAVID A.
MCKNIGHT have associated themselves together for
the practice OF Law before the Courts the Executive
Departments, and Committees Of Congress. dim
EQUITABLE
Evening star., 1886-12-10

Sig. Operti, the composer, impressario and or
chestra leader, died at Leadville, Colo, Tuesday
night OF congestion OF the lungs.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

Mr.. SH1LLNGTONB uLNESS.-Mr. Joseph Shilling
ton, the welLknoWn bookseller, was taken Wednes-
q rush OF blood to the head--of unusual severity.
His ply yactanS, by careful management, soon pro-
nounced him out Q1ndahger. He Is resting In COM
Evening star., 1886-12-10

STOLEN CARPET.-Saturday night about O'Clock
gen, colored, for being drunk and disorderly. He
had bundle OF carpet under his arm at the time,
and the officers had some trouble In getting him
TO the station. They had arrested him before but
this was the first time lac had ever resisted Mon
day Isaac was tried In the Police Court and was
sent down for 45 days. The next day the officers
discovered that the carpetcleaning house or Chase
d Bro, corner OF 9TH and streets southwest, had
been broken into saturday night and robbed OF
quantity OF carpet. The officers went TO the house
or Mergen's mother, in Spr1nginan's alley, and
covered the carpet, which was Identified by Mr..
chase as Ia portion OF the carpet which had been
the house and took her with the carpet to the
fourth precinct stat On. This morning In the Po-
character. When arrai gned she said she had the
carpet in her house, and the court sentenced her
to give bonds or serve 80 days on the farm.
BAD GANG OF CoLoRED Boys.-This morning,
In the Police Court, Sheppard Goodall John Good
at Henry Hutchinsons house. No. 1884 New Jersey
avenue, yesterday afternoon, as published IN The
STAR, were I'm the dock charged with being suspi-
cious characters. The testimony or Omcen Br1ce,
Simpson and Skidmore was given 10 show the bad
reputation OF the boys, who denied that they were
victed OF stealing The records were produced
and they showed the conviction OF Goodan and
wonderly on charges OF larceny. Wonderly claimed
The judge repr1manded the boys for swearing as
they did, and said he thought they should be prose
ecuted ea nor pefasy They Mere sentencsa 70 give
ecuting Attorney Lavender came into court, Judge
Shell called his attention 10 the case and said he
hoped Mr.. Lavender would Investigate the case.
and IL he inds that the boys onder1y and GoOdall
were the persons heretofore convicted OF thefe
that proceedings for perjury WIN be instituted
DIR. WOODROW RExovED.-A Telegram from Co
lumbia, December 9th, says: The prolonged evan
geical controversy which has ag1tated roe Presby-
terrain church Tor three years and been 20 d1Basr
trous to the Columbia Theological seminary has
been ended so far as DIR. Woodrowis connection
with the seminary is concerned. The board 0f
directors OF the seminary In accordance with the
instructions OF the four controlling synodA 10
quested DR.. Woodrow TO resign as professor oG
natural science In connection with the revelation
DIR. woodrow politely declined to do 90, where
upon the board formally removed him by declaring
the professorship vacant Dr. woodrow wiz ac-
cept this action as final and the authoritative
voice OF his church. The great body OF Presby-
ter1ans will be very much pleased by this result
The controversy has resulted In the suspension Of
the work OF the Theological seminary, as some az
the professors resigned when Woodrow was ro-
quested 10 do 20. Next spring new faculty WIN
be elected
Evening star., 1886-12-10

IHE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT has received word of
the death OF Benjamin 7. Ledbetter, the surveyor
general OF louisiana i w "
Evening star., 1886-12-10
Restoring Western Freight Rates.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.|COmmiSSiOner J. ". Nidge1y,
OF the southwestern Railway Association, was adj
yfsed yesterday that the meeting OF the general
(Nichita pOOD at st. Louis ordered the immediate
restoration OF freight rates to the latest recOg-
nized tariffs with the privilege OF revertlng to the
new rates under the 'arbitrators decision as soQp
as the proper arrangements had been perfected.
All the roads interested in the southern Kansas
business seem to be much pleased that the dis
astrOuS hight that has been waged on that trafhc
for more than year past has come to an end.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

IHE INDIAN WAREHOUSE QUEsTION-The COM
missioner or Indian affairs, Mr.. Atkins, to-day
heam arguments by gentlemen representing st.
Joseph, Mo-, Leayenworth. Kansas, and Rock
Island, ILL.,, in favor OF the removal OF the Indian
warehouse from New y ork city to these places
Evening star., 1886-12-10

TEEMER's SHELL-The collector of customs at
New York has been instructed to admit the shell
OF John Teemer, the oarsman free Of duty II salts
lied that 1t Is or domestic INA. nufacture
Evening star., 1886-12-10
A Gang OF COumterfeiters Captured.
FOUR MEN AND TWO WOMEN ARRESTED FOR MAKING
SPURIOUS COIN.

CAIRO ILL.,, Dec. 10-Late wednesday night
Officer Joseph Dupuyster, OF Ballard county, Ky,
accompanied by a posse OF citizens broke into a
nest OF counterfetters and arrested six of the gang
-four men and two women. The gang went 70
Ballard county, It is, said, from Alton, Ill, about
month ago, settling down at Fort Jefferson In
two old snant1es. They had not sought any
legitimate employment, and were suspected OF
subststtng by unlawful means. Last Saturday
one OF the men went to Wickliffe, a small town
several miles distant, and bought some solder,
such as is used by timers, for which. he paid
partly With counterfeit nickels This led to the
movement against them. The Officer and posse
went to the huts In the night and found all hud-
died together In single ROOM Guards were
placed at the windows, the door burst open and
the group captured. Several moulds and a large
quantity OF counterfeit nickels were found In the
room, and the prisoners had their poakets full OF
the stun. They gave the names or Charles and
John Totter, Thomas Thompson, Lewis Ricket
and Mrs Thompson. The sixth was young girl
about twelve years OF age. They were au taken
to the Ballard county Jail to await the action Of
the United States authorities
Evening star., 1886-12-10

For STRIKING A WOMAN WITH BRICK.-In the
Police Court to-day Edward Parker colored IS
years old, was charged with striking Mrs Elizabeth
August last. The trouble grew out OF the purchase
of a cigarette by Parker from Andrew Beach, cor
ner of New Jersey avenue and L street. Parker
was elected by Beach, and when he got outside
threw a brick through tn store window which
struck Mis-. Beach in the 2ead, knocking her in
sensible The judge gave him the extent OF the
law, 364 days In jail.
Evening star., 1886-12-10
JNO. MORAN,
49,
>A

0S JNO. MUHAN,
2126 Peunsylvania ave.
Has large force Of good mechanics to
Attend promptly to repairs of Latrobes Furnaces and
Rarges all of Bibb & Sextons and Moods BaltmOre
LAtrobes. Siniondis Mtg Co. Culver Furnsces and
Buck Ranges. A Cox Stove Co.'s splendid Rsraes and
Novelty Furnaces. Tin Roofing, plumbing. kc
We promise GOOD work and fair prices open until
pm. Telephone No. S.4-2 se:s7-:Sm
KN oAs FIXTURES
NEW GOODS VERY ELEGANT PATTERNS.
- WEDDING 0IFTa
hLW fENDERA NEW AEDIRONS.
Z T. BROOKS
oe29 631 18th st n y.
Evening star., 1886-12-10

II Gem Howard ON the SabUafhs
Gen. O. @. Howard was recently elected presi-
dent of the Sabbath Union OF San Francisco, which
intends to extend its organization throughout the
state OF California but he declined the honor for
the reason assigned in the following letter:
81 sympathize deeply in the objects of the con-
yentiOn, and would do anything in my power to
aid in establishing law for the proper observance
OF the sabbath. Not forgetting to be generous to-
ward those who differ from me regards the
manner OF its observance, certainly l would favor
with all my heart a shutting up Of those places
which have become the centerS OF disorder and
often OF crime But there is delicacy on my part
In accepting any position like the presidency OF
this convention, which belongs exclusively to the
state OF California. am an oficer of the general
government, and, while would work with you
heartily In Christian effort on the Sabbath day
or on any day which does not interfere with my
duties as an officer, feel that cannot accept the
position rendered me. I therefore give you my
resignation, and ask you to I'LL my place fmmedi-
ately, that your work may not be hindered."
Evening star., 1886-12-10

0f'iI ''EH'ICE EAAMINAT1ON.-Tne CIVIL SERVICE
commission will hold special technical examina-
tlon OF males on Wednesday, the 18th inst, to fill
a single vacancy in the Navy department and to
create register of elgibes from which to fill any
future vacancies of the same character The fol-
lowing will be among the subjects embraced In
the examination: Naval routine; nautical nomen-
cature; forms OF official correspondence: naval
material and naval evoutions. An examination
IN photography will be held at an early date for
Evening star., 1886-12-10

HENRY ADLER, AGENT, WHO OCCU-
- pied 4Oo 9th ST., destroyed by fire, can be
found at 4oS 9th st., immediately opposite. d6-6t
SAMUEL S. SHEDD,
Whose place of business in the Lincoln Hall build
ing, was destroyed by the fire Sunday morning. is
temporarily located at 43s 9th ST. nw. where he il
prepared to promptly attend to orders for Plumbing
Gas-ftting, Heating and Timing. dc
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE IN
So. SURANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUM BlA. No. 9O2 Pa n w., Washington
ID. c. December 9th 1SS6-Policy holders are hereby
notied 70 renew their insurance before the last
MONDAY in December. 1856: for the year 1887.
The rate of interest all renewals will be one ID
To YOUR RENEWALS BEFORE THE LAST FEW
DAYS. AND THUS AVOID THE CROWD.
d6-19t j. WESLEY BOTELER, Secretary
60 WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. f. 1885,
of DoDsoN DEEELE, doing business as Real Es-
tate and Insurance Brokers at the shove number
was dissolved this day by mutual consent Mr. DodsOn
retiring from the firIl. J. Mel, DODSON
W. RILEY DEEBLE
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 4. 1856
HAVING purchased the interest of MIR. JNO. Mel,
DoDsoS the above firm, the business will hereafter
be conducted at the above number by the undersigned
who wishes 10 express his thanks for the patronage
same. Respectfully, W. RILEY DEEBLE. d6-1m
"AMERICA FOR AMERICANS
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DAFT " 49, S
Evening star., 1886-12-10

STATUTORY BOARD OF SURVEY has been ordered
on the Z. s. S. Kearsarge, at Portsmouth, On. H1
navy yard. The board consists OF Capt Robert F.
BRADFORD, Naval Constructor Thomas E. Webb and
Naval Constructor w. L. Mintonye This hoard
Will report the condition OF the hull of the vessel
laws 'i"s
Evening star., 1886-12-10

The e. s. S. Dolphin, with Admiral Jouett and
the board of naval inspection, arrived at Fort
Monroe from Norfolk last night. She Will make
trial Trip outside to-day, and test her new guns
Evening star., 1886-12-10
E~IN The SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
- TRICT OF COLUMBIA
Holding Special Term District Court of the United

In the Matter Of Condemnation of Land for Congress
sional Library.-No 33a
Upon consideration of the petition Of Matthew G.
Emery and Seymour W. Tullock. trustees for isabelle
L. Crz<in, claiming the twenty-three thous.nd
seven hundred and forty dollars and eleven cents,
t&23146l d. assessed by the jury herein as the value
OF parcels Nos. 10. IL and H. square No seven hun
dred and thrty-one (131l, being lot Numbered three
3D. and Snbots lettered g'' and III in said square
II Is this first day of December A D. 1856 on motion
Of Gordon Gordon, proctors for the petition rs or
heirs Of John Hoohan their legal representatives
and all persons claiming adversely said Matthew "a
Emery and seymour w. Tullock trustee. lor Isabelle
T. Crsgin. show cause before the SIXTEENTH
said petition should not be granted and the said
paad as therein prayed Provided copy of this order
be published every day (Sunday excepted ten
prior to the sad sixteenth day Of December in SOME
CHARLES r. JAMES, Justice
A true copy. Test r. j. NEIHS ClerE
X. J. ME1GS, JR., Assistant. d2-l0t
Evening star., 1886-12-10

WONDERFUL DIsCOvERY.-'I see it stated that
an Official In the Post Office department has dis
covered law which forbids the advance Of public
funds. thus preventing the payment of salaries tn
department clerks, except for services rendered ;,
SAID chief clerk of one OF the uptown depart
he continued, "that the official did NOT make tie
discovery sooner, for the law was passed in 1873
ana mas been the guidance of disbrsng officers In
all the executive departments ever SINCE
Evening star., 1886-12-10

NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Paymaster
Jonn N. Speed ordered to duty on the coast sur
vey, ;'lst inst. Passed Assistant Paymaster L. A.
SpectOr John FL. Stevenson as a memner Of the
naVal examining board. Capt. Richard L. Law
uetacned from command OF League Island navy
Gard ~ inst, and placed on the retired list
fassed Assistant Paymaster J. r. Stanton from
coas. co survey 3lst inst, and ordered to settle
accounts and wait orders. Assistant PaymaSter
f. B. Webster from duty at the National museum
ana oruered to the inspection department, Mare
Island Cal, January 31st. Lieut.. A. Dunlap Or
uary Sd. Lieut.. VIM. P. Elliot to Special duty
bureau OF navigation. Lieut.. CON- F. McCurley
detacned from the Franklin 31st inst, and placed
on waiting orders. eO0