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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17
That Settled 1t.

They were discussing in the Illinois
Legislature a bill . prevent the destruc-
ton OF quail for three years. Speeche.
of various sorts were made. One farmer
advanced the suggestion tha. there we're
too many quail. II they should be pre-
served t~or,tnree YEAR, they would eat up
all the CROP. Then up rose al honest
granger, with this valuable contribution
TO natural history Mr.. Cheerman. I've
lived IN tilInov, usn and boy, for for,r
years, enduring All of which ;ime Pyr
tollered aAricuttaoral purso,,s exceptiD'
for seven year,, when | wa a~-ruuoin, ~
q saw NELL, and | have observed this
about quail whenever there i. 100 MANY
quail, the good Lord He freezes them
out" That settled it.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17

3HE man who never gets mad is sup
posed to be a haifbrother to the woman
who never look behind her.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17

IHE latest scientific discovery is made
by Professor Felix Adler, who says that
heat en-cnlcr> crime.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17
Il your Rlood Pare

If afflicted with sofa .sses use g; % g.
Thompson's Eye Water. Drugy1sEs = ~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17

Have used DR.. Bigelow's Positive Cure In my
family as a general cough medicine. One of
attack Of Group by it. IcheerfuEy recommend
it. II. L.. COvELL. Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17

SHEAR nonsense-trying to cut the hair OF
bald-headed man. 2
Too we'll known to need lengthy advertise
ments-Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17

The scalp is cleansed and excited to a healthy
action by Halls Hair Remover. :
In Consumption the disposition TO cough il
diminished By taking. Ayers Cherry Pectora4-
TIE two ears Of civiliza;ion-pion-eer;
frontier PIN Z T1rEf -F
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17
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saving the Lawyers.

yers.' This is rather a blooi-thirsty PROPOSE
ton. which we modify by offering 10 cure this
worthy class Of people. Most OF them suffer
in Common viii nearly ell others Of sedentary
habits, from the injurious effects Of dyspepsia,
indigestion. piles, loss Of appetite. and Cthsf
ailments caused by q c0nstipated habit OF the
body. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pei
let>" eradicate al these disorders in promptly
removing the cause thereof, and induce q rars
degree Of comfort and health.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17

ONE pair Of boots can be saved every year
erE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17

A WALTZ. like a ~jackknife, is only useful
when open,-NelUH Haven NeUs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17

4 YOUNG lady wrapped up in herseii 7" O
0elicate parceI.-f1ifGCp TflEgrdW.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17

An easy way to find a lost relative-Make q
Will ia has favor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17

Victory nj L.,atT
Consumption. the greatest curse or the age,
the destroyer of thousands Of our brightest and
best. is conquered. If is no longer lncurable.
DR.. pierce's Golden Mcdpca! Discovery" is a
certain remedy for this terrible disease if TAX
en- in time. All scroful0u> diseases-consump-
tiOa is a scrOtuIous affection of the lungs-can
be cured by it. lis effect in diseases of the
throat and lungs are little less than miraculous
All druggists have it.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17

Why's IS a dog tail a novelty 1t was never
seen before.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17

!. Sought for the last hundred years.-A rem
edy for Catarrh, lay Fever and Cold in the
Head found al last in Ely Cream Balm. Safe
and pleasant TO use, AID easily applied with
the finger. Ii gives relief at once and q thor
oush Treatment positively cures. 90 cents by
druggists. 60 cents by mail. Ely Bros, Owego,
y. Y.
have been afflicted with catarrh for 90
wears, 1t had become chronic, and there was
a constant dropping Of mucous matter from
the roof Of my mouth. It extended TO my
throat. causing h~oarseness and great difficulty
il epcakiHz ind eed for years / was not able to
speak moe tnan thirty mlnntes.a and otter this
with great difficulty. I also, TO a great extent:
lost the sense Of hearing IN the lett ear. and OF
taste. 81 tie use OF Ely's Cream Balm | have
r c-ivei more relief than from all other rene
dos besides. All dropping Of mucous has
c. a-s,i. and nv voice and hearing are greatly
;np.oxel.-Jas w. Davidson, Attorney al
Law, Monmouth, Warren. Co., Ill
THE chicken thief is an anneX-hen trick Eel.
Lnu-- lLLLl: .a-- L.Le - G.Lt
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-04-17

THE chicken thief is an anneX-hen trick fell
low -NIT1tH0u T~uiSDeudsnf.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
A CLAIM THAT SHOULD BE PAID.

To the Edftor Of The Tribuae,
SIR: A recent impression OF your newspaper
contained a touching ale of the mshap that lately be!ei
young Bostonan while he was temporarily sojouring
in the METROPOLIS refer MOorieli Storeys loss Of
small steamer trunk from the top of one OF the yc
low four whcelers OF the NewYOrk Cab Company" II
stated in the account OF the loss that Storey put in
claim against the company for $500, AMI tna the CON-
pany kicked against paying it, That was mean OF TIE
company. Suppose storey did ask them to hand over
that sum for 1.-TWO or three suits OF clothes and
shir,s and coars is II therefore TO be argued hat the
clam WAS cxtortonatel Go to- BE IL known TO this
can roppany mat MUoriied storey is Mugwump OF
the Nurwu OF Boston. and, conscquently wears
only rare robes Of righteousness Rare robes Of night
eoIsness come high. trust MOOriislds claim VIII be
allowed AT It's face value. DACh DAY.
Boston, June /, 1856.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06

natural routes for travel between those parks They
nk the parks together. making beautiful drive
may be found iD any city Of tho world. West One.
is the northern limit OF
Morningsds Park and the distance il about two bio ks
from Mornngsdo to Riverside Park The entire transfer
Will be but little over half mile OF the several streets
For some years 10 como, as tho CITY IN
building up In this neighbOrh0Od, the Department
OF Public Works will have Its hands full IN
meeting tho demands for streets That suppose
Is the main reason why the transfer IS desired by the
property-owners. The Park Commission Will have
special Interest In Keeping these connecting streets
properly cl aned and sprinked their atractveness
Will do much toward distributing the carriage travel In
Central Park The increased interest In Riverside since
General Grant has been buried there. has made tho
travel these double what 1t has ever been be-
fore. Many people knew before what fine drive
tue city had IN these parks. ProprrtyOwners In Ffth-
ave- took similar action when the transfer NJ that ave-
Dne east OF Central Park made to the Park Board,
but unfortunately, heracon clmo after the Dill Tor
repavng Ffthave mad passed. otherwise instead OK tho
heavy Belgian stone pavement that Is 10 Do lad. tho
Board would hav3 had 1t paved suitably for car
riage driving which Is tho principal travel on tas por-
nj n fhe ava
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
TRAySA TLAN7IC VELLERS.

Rv the Tmbra for Liverpool: Joseph hnGrace,
Mr. and Mrs William NJ Bliss Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Biseow.
the Rev f. Burdick Mr. Mis- Foster Brown the Rev
rr and Mrs John H. Barrows Professor Albert = Boes
r. J. Dec Cordova Rev. p. Creighton. Mt and Mrs e L.
ci,ororn W. A. CouIenqy John Carfuhers. Justice AMI
Mrs J. f. DAILY Mr. and Mrs. John t. DIX Professor and
Mrs Leopod ngeke DIT Charles W. Earle Justice Field
Cvrus " Field and family the Rev Mr. and mrs =: D.
t9atc lr C. FaDer the L. L. Fisher r. and Mis
Cirabham Dwight NJ ioige A. - ,s; "0n'on ,,
rel Iord ir Mr aud Mrs Clinton Lowell, tiie rev.
/ Me- 'Iukey Dr Morgan the Rev. Dr Newlani Maynard
Dr Nj. Mslo, Dr. ksiney me Rey W ~ ,re Mcfar
Henry sewell Or h. spohr, Robert stewart hr
ana Robert seTe John .yne Geneia ,tuait Staiis,
and Mrs. George r: lowe, Dr. C. M ihohias 'hp"ih
John WhilesiGc Dr j. H. /nkertort =. 49,,
By the AlIrr NOrth German for Bremen G. ilADDlMf
NJ nrexel Mr ami Mrs. " J. A. Fuller Mt ana As
charles r. Haseltlne T. W Hoffman. e. H. iinichins IN pr
Allan McLane Hamilton Dr Emma MoDer> MI, "a, issh. @
Miss M G. ant. II. b. Sands T. sanford we i..v
r ana c. Tiffany. George victor ls'Dcit Nihh'e
Mr ami MIRA JonD Mirih , .,...o, .,ox
Hy The Egypt for verpool-Paul Adamson samuel Aie1
ander Charles W Barry Sir. and Mrs. = NJ BuIIohshA
Grorgc H. T. Chambers Mr. aud Mrs John Cianshhw ~ am
brose Dale the Rev. d. & Gloson Nj am Mts ~n,n, i
,nson kay Miss Wmired LaSley Dr h. " McCready' fro
,ess',r f. r. Ibwing. NJ. d.. DR. Louis de Wilder o,.
S dS w n,r y and Mrs James W Conrow William J. Davis
unmer iiDodwn. Mr. and Mrs H. bassrit III =. w. w. rV
Ter Professor William hcpley Nlclon, nny eod Mr.
, Walker The Rev aId Mrs George Leon Wnkor
Mrs Dr satler tlareDce NJ Palnc Di iona" @ rncra" ~
Mr. and JoscpI r. isnd9ph p ngy; % ne Tort
"che ,coss,a fr glasgow John Armstrong Dr hla
ar oascarfcn the IKev. Jacob Fresh nan MS
ID, McMaion William Murdock, Inc he'' anu 'i' ~
"i Hy the Mdriatc Liverpool j. Van Aien cum nna
urs - I,aring George T. Beers NJ ana A,s - Ia
uacs Iieutenant Eversbed, W. Gill. MI ana ArA IL -
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06

OF seventeen guns and the officers OF tho Academy In
Iu' dress nniiorD escorted Tho Board to the Library
Buildng. where the Marine Guard salnted tue boar'i
They then battalion OF cadets and visited
ternoon.
Tue Secretary Of the Navy has received report from
rear ADMIRAL II. Franklin commanding the Euro?'an
squadron. dated Alex niria. Egypt May IL. In whion
ne states that tho flag ship Pensacola would eal TOT
IN" coast OF Syria thai day Upon arriving at Alexan,
aria on Nav 4. Admiral franklin Informed the United
o'"es at Cairo that he desired an auh
ehco with his Hghness the Khedive. The audience was
promptly granted and May he was received Oy the
khedve nc Cairo being by eight members
OF MS staR: The Khedive's reception was OF the most
corila and freniy nature. He expressed himself as
having tho most kindly feelings toward tho United
states AMI referred with pleasure to his associa
tion win General Stone and other Americans VINO had
served In his army. Admiral Franklin much grat-
e with tho reception accorded him. He states IN ,tthe
hehsarge would accompany the Pensacola to the coast
~ Syii and upon arriving at Smyrna he would shilt ms
nag 10 the kearsargc and proceed IN her to Constah
hopc The health OF the squadron geueraliy sool
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06

The NETWORK HOME FOR CONyALE5CENr5
Tothe E dttor or The Tribune.
SIR: A few days ago there appeared in one
OF the daily papers article bewaiIlng the nom
existence place OF refuge for convaescsnts 'front.'
various hospitals OF this city, 1t is true that many OF
this need temporary shelter while seeking employ
ment. Unavodably many live up to the last penny OF
scanty wages and Illness to sucl meaps cessation OF
both work aud and wages. The very Il ness Itself Is
often the result OF combined overwork AMI underpay
The records OF the Charity Organization Society," No.
2l University place. aud the City Mission. No. 90 Bioe
House. snow the existence OF Home for Convaescents
at No. 433 East One.hundred- and-eghteenth'sL Ihs
institution, incorporated in ls5O, mas with
limited accommodations, sheltered some ooo heedy
persons who only asked help to help themselves.
ittle wisely administered aid at the right time mas
tded over" hard place IN life some, VINO knew hoI
where to turn on leaving the hospital.
The Christian women who have the m3hageueht vi
this enterprise with the assistance or generous
friends partly paid for the building now occupied Inc
treasurer Mrs. Bradford les. NO IS Wlitm-'l'
will gladly receive contributions 10 the building fdnd.
The corresponding secretary will cheerfuy give irther
Information friends VINO may address her at hc nome
LOUISA HoUGHToN, Cor Secy
Ne,c- York, June l, 1856
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
IMPRISONMENT FOX DEBT.

THE ORIGIN AND PURPOSE or THE BILL BEFORE
THE GOVERNOR EXPLAINED.
To ne Edttor OF The Tri0une
SIR: | have read with interest and approval
the letter OF Kneelani concerning the bill In regard
to Imprisonment for debt which has recently passed
the Legislature and in the hands OF the Governor
Mr. Kneeand has stated the purposes and objects OF this
BILL thereby correcting misrepresentation which maht
arise Allow adj further word of explanation.
This bill had It's origin In the public spirit and warm'
hearted philanthropy OF one Of our best-known and
most respected citizens Erastus Wiman. His attention
rst cael tho abuses OF the present system and
the outrages permitted under the law as II nov exists
by the case OF one Ross. This young man, who was
perfectly honest, had been confined In the Ludlow
Street Ja over six years on a Judgment OF $780, by
OF the swindling operations OF rascay part
ner who had cheated MIN as we'll rs the creditors Oh
the firm and then abscOndcd, leaving Ro's to pay tho
debts OF the concern This he was untos to do. AMI
being without money or friends, his chances
OF remaining In jail for the rest OF his
life were excellent. Mr.. Wiman promptly
paid the Judgment, liberated Ross and then set
TO work to have the amended and changed in order
to prevent recurrence of similar acts OF nnstce anu
the time release the other untortupates con
fined IN LUDLOW Street Jail. some of them having been
there upward Of hlteen years - ..
meeting OF citizens interested IN THIS matter was
called by Mr.. Wiman at the Hotel Brunswick ana
committee consisting OF 3 f. kdleand e. C. Leeds ana
myself was appoite 10 drat propr oi'i anu
ITS passage. The work we have nlready accomplished
speaks itself Inc chef features Ct the reform pr"-
posed are that arrests future be male Tor
alleged fraud unless the is CHARGED IN the co
paint and proved the trial. and 10 no cas-" can the
term OF imprisonment exceed six months whle tho
limit In where the ud tmcnt under S)oo Is three
months. at the eni which time the prisoner Is dis
charged without ths intervention OF lawyers aih re
tape procedure and the expens, conseq tent AZ
now. This b Is emnently Just ana fair TO ooth
creditor aud debtor. an tas recslveI sncn heiry IN
dorsement from tn, pablo that nope IhE iRiBUNE'
which aways the side OF tho people ana thr news
paper press generally Will urge upon Governor Hill the
imp pOrttnre of giving II his approval
Nec- York, June l, 1886. GILBERT k HAWE4
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
CONNECTING THREE UPIOUN PARhS.
THE BlLL TO TRANSFER TIE CONTROL OF THREE
STREETS.

THE ELL TO TRANSFER THE CONTROL OF THREE
STREETS.
One of the bills now awaiting the ACTON Ol
Governor Hill provides Tor the transfer OF several streets
connecting Central. Morning Side and isvershe la'Hs
from the care tho Commissioner OF fuoc "oiAs "
That of thc Park Commissioners The bili has receVed
mn, anproy of Mayor Grace and the Board OF Estimate
II originated In petition from the residents anu prop
r,r,,vucrs Of West Seventy secOnd-st. to the Park
Roard ASKING that the Board should obtain controi Oh
that part of seveutysecondsL between Cehtrai T"rA
and Riverside Park. There has been Il great ue"i Vi
travel over Seventy secondst between the TWO PARKS
for several years. the street this account was
ana of tho first on the West Side to be macadaInized
ysv pnildinss have been going up rapidly In II
and IN, road is worn and full Of rats aud holes
The Park Board informed the petitioners that Dill
would have 10 presented to the Legislature 10 secure
hs transfer and that II 1t were desired by majority
OF the property owners 'he boai" "ou' '0 ITO ~ "
secure tho passage of the Dill
When II became known last fall that an effort was be-
~ maze tn secure the transfer OF this street. delega-
o, of the neignborhood or Morning
side Park called the Park Commissioners with the
reauest that One hundrcd-andtenth'sI from |ehtra'
Park TO Riverside PARK and One-hnhurcu-ahu-t"onV
second st from Mornngside PARK to Riverside rarK DO
tucluded in the bill. This was assented 10 by the
property-owners in Seventysecond'st, and the whole
m rt,r was presen ed by the Park Board 10 Mayor
Grace before the bill was introduced In AlDany. IL
passed both houses without opposi'iou' an"
Governor Hill last week expressed favorable
opuion Of the bill TO Commissioner tnpinihS
pre.dent Beekmau OF the Park Boarl In speaking OF
the transfer said that the members OF the oari all ap
nroyed the measure but they would not have nrSed H.
had no, tho initial acIon come from tue property
o,vnsrs who nre most Interested IN the transfer
.nis" he continued one OF the Indications showing
the drt that Ia, set In toward tue west Sue' "es'
seventy --.cona-st ami One-hundred-antteh'h's'''
tc f. tho northern boundary OF Central Park. are the
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
LEGISLATION AGAINST MORMONS.

W.suIyGroy June 5.-The House judiciary
Committee to-day agreed 20 report iavorao'y the Ed-
,uu,ds Anti.Polygamy bill with many amendments,
sone OF which are OF a radical nature. The DILL as IL
came from the Senate compelled the lawful wife OF the
person accused OF poygamy to testify against him. Inc
committee propose amend the bill in that respect 50
IA TO make the wife competent witness Dut 40 not
rone her testimony permit her to testify as 10 any
counieal matte contrary the rule OF common law"
Turro are amendments repeating toe charters oi he
Nnruon Cnurch nt The Emigration Society ana Striking
nt t, oluse creating 30 rd Of United states Irus-
tcrs 10 take charge or the Mormon Church property
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
SENATE AID FOR THE BARrHoLDI STATUE.

WASHINGTON, June > (SpeciaD.-Thc Senate
Committee Oh Foreign Relations to-day favorably re-
ported u proposed amendment TO the sundry Civii bill
appropratmg ~ OG 900 defray the expenses Of ded
eating the Barthodi and for other work on Bed
lows Island. The Barthodl Committee report that SO
far 1923 900 has raised by private subscriptions
for the nedesal and that the committee "a $1,000 In
debt II has expended SlO.2lO III protecting tae Gov
ernmeut property and housing the statue. while the
Government has not contributed cent The dedict.
II IN l. 10 be INA September ,, the anniversary ol
The signing OF the treaty Paris The TlOG.OOO when
the senate Committee recommend that the government
should give Is to he building stone wharf ior
he electric light pant, which ia t. throw beam upward
from The flame of the torch and for an elevator IN The
ue.esta strengthen the interior wtlls to entertain
iLiry French guests. etc. The Senate VIII pass tue
lleiu but II Is doubtful Il the House Will consent 10 IL
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
SUCCESS OF THE MORMON LOBBY.

WAsHINGTON. June > (SpecidD. The Senate
Committee Education and Labor today made favora
bic report bill appropriate 100000 for Christian
Industrial Home in CtIh The committee says that snch
aninstuton necessary for children and wives
abandoned because OF the enforcement OF the Anti
Poliga,ny pill The committee depicts anew the evils OF
Inorluonlsm The lobby employed here by the Mormon
church his apparently iei In defeating IL tne
Uouse the l. linun Is bill passed by the senate ihrro
nn.ar, 10 be no chance It's consideration at thls
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
GERONIMO AND HIS BAND.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Department OF
State has received information from the Cohsul III
Gnavmas Mexico that Il band OF renegade Apachc
Indians under their chief Geronimo well mounted anu
armed continue their murlcroIs RAIDS throlsh the north
eastern portion OF district anda number OF McXcans
and Americans are reported having been butchercd
Two enga semcHts wilh " sicIn troops have occurren
In Magiena u strict which tho troops were defeated.
American troons 10y Oricr General Miles are on ths
trail Papago indians instead Of Apache being ehpIolc
AS "lrilel =" The Rigorous mrasnFes adOpteu lnsPo
much confidence among peOpe OF SoHOri
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Captain James ii.
Lord Assistant Quarermaster has been relieved from
d,tv AT Jefersoiville Iud and ordered to report 10
the commanding General Division Of the Atlantic. ior
duty as assistant to the Chief Quartermaster oi 'he
Division OF the Atlantic and Department OF the East
The order detailing officers duty at the United states
Military Academy has been revoked Tho leave Vi
.bsence OF Assistant AdjutantG General George d. rug
los hs. be,n extended one month. Post Chaplain
Robert Mcwsty has been granted four months leave Oh
absence.
Chief Engineer Edwin Wells has been detached lro"
,h. n.,avare River Iron Works ant or Tered 10 OmAh'
Passed Assistant Engineer j. T. hfHI.' "'' ~" 80
ardsrsd to Chester Penn, on duy connected Win tAe
new cruisers. , -, ain,,.
The United States s'e1mer IfrnI"n drf''o' AZ "'"S
Pts Rns d uf Visitors the Navs A~a I. ~ a Auiap
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06

SECRETARY MANNING LEAVES WAehiN"loS'
WASHINGTON, June 5.-Secretary Manning
accompanied by Mr.. Manning. Miss Nay MannIn; am
Joseph = Miller, Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
cft Washington this afternoon at 3 o'clock In specla
ear for Hot Springs Bath County, Virginia. TIE IenRtn
o. their stay there Will depend almost ontirey upon
the effect OF the springs secretary Maunlns hcan'
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
NIP. RAYARp LAcKs FArrm IN TIE HOUSE.

WAsnIXGroX, June > (Specian.
Bayard in reply an inquiry from Mr. sherman. sent
letter 70 tine senate to-day recommending an Increase
in the rank OF United States diplomatic representatives.
AT American capitals Mr.. Bayard states his belief that
the representatives at tue Argentine Republic, Para
quay Uruguay, Venezuela and Ecuador shOuli all De
raised 10 the grade of plenipoentaries; but he did not
reconnend II TO til. House because he thought IL mex
n.dent 10 do 80 without "A corresponding increase or
salary MIR. Bayari intinass MS belief that II wpnii
be hopeless to expect "a Democritic House to take
sensible view of this question.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
PREPARATIONS AT COyEY ISLA

PREPARATIONS AT COyEY ISLAND.
Workmen are busy night and day at Concy
Island preparing for the rush Of summer Visitors Inc
Sc. Beach railway been running To the lsiahu ior
snme time and TINS week the other roads VIII De
Gin TO carry passengers there. The great elephant sun
The ocean, while aud water aud the scrub
bng busy in the biz hotels.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
MOVEMENTS OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC FLEET.

WAsufyGToS, June CSpeciaD. .-Secretary
whitney has gone to NeSYOrk. In his absence COM
,nodoro Walker is Acting Secretary lie said today
thet tho North Atlantic fleet would PROBABLY not DO
d- IN .t,rt nm its cruise for two weeks yet Before
n starts Admiral JOuct Is xpecied To report AT lho
Navy Department to undergo examination lor pro"o-
ton