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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-29
Here We Ara

am closing out my stock of candies nj
less than cost Gail aud get bargains at
Gandolfo's. AZ, g
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-29

Go to The Fair, AZ Main street, if you
want a nice frame made to order. d10-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-29
Two Gold WarebeS

| VIII have to move on Feb. 1st, and every
thing must be sold by that time regardless of
cost. Further, in order to show my appre-
citation Of the liberal patronage the people of
Wichita and vicinity have bestowed upon
me for the past six years, l will give away
on Feb. lst, two elegant gold watches. Every
purchases of three dollars worth of goods
will be entitled to a ticket
AGNES SOMIER,
rs Douglas ave.
Safe. fixtures and show ca ,es for sale.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-29
Notice to Real Estate Agent.
Business Opportunity.

All my property is hereby withdrawn
from market. L. n. MILLER.
Wichita Kan, Dec 2S, 1886. d36-1t*
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-29
Dissolution Ncticc.

We the undersigned composing the firm of
Corner, Farnum q Davis have dissolved by
mutual consent this day, c.. w. Davis retir-
ing. Dec. %. 1886. W. j. CORNER
H. r. FARNUM.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-29
FOR SALE.

Patty
25z14O having lots
dwelling OX34 containing and bath
buttery closet ue
communications with each window,
cellar with the bath
kitchen direct the cistern
with "a with good force
connected thereto The large IN connected
with thereon and have oeaut
railing them IN aits
beautiful convenient residences in becity OF Wichita There
all outhouss The premises be examined Ut
time between and except Sunday Terms or
premises; given
i
S. 7. JONES' Owner.
offers building lots
adjoining with THIS house 100
3Ox44 hgh 20 the
both inside There
good
The large the frt second
floors folding door openings AL the rooms except o
story have The house built so that All conn1
discontinued
allowing floor the Of One bah room
sanitary closet and wash and mouse
the rs second floors have
kitchen and ana
barrel
stands on
floors have fresh water paced In each
building both
surpassed In ins city There
premises coal AID cob house build
family hotel
house close 70 lie business center OF the city Is
and Sunday.
By the owner on TIE premises 1wi also
or lease be given January l. 1887
S. T. JONES, Owner.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are the real estate transfers
recorde ii the Office Of the register OF deeds
We steI d ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11
..AiI Nlepl are Liars.n

said David of old. He was probably promp-
ted to make the above remark after trying
some unreliable catarrh remedy Had he
been permitted to live until the present
day, snd tried DR.. Sage's Remedy, he might
have had a better opinion of mankind. We
claim that no case of catarrh can Withstand
the magic effect of this wonderful medicine.
One trial of it will convince you of its effi-
cacy. By druggists fifty cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11

Mary Jackson to Mary Johnson-Lot
block c. Moreno Vineyard tract. $3.50.
HT Goodwin and Lukens 10 mrs lam
Elizabeth Hopkins-3 tracts IN san Pascua
fEEd Webs Webster, O Picher and MlrHn t.
A A Gleason-Part of lots and 8. Webster
Picher 4 Martins subdivision OF lot 2, blocl
| N. san Psscual tract, $il65.
Eisenbeis to f Webster-WH of lo
block 1. Crescenta Canada. 81.
W II Vinetts to VIM NJ Hudson-Lot and
west 40 feet of lot A. block d, in lot 8, bloch
W r Steele to 0 Griffin-Agreement to
NW4 OF sec 80, T n, r. W, $4,000.
| M ] Scanlon to Il L Palmer-Agreemen to
convey NwA of sec 8. l s. s W, $500.
M w MCGEE to Lind Lot AZ, Dennison
subdivision Of pcrt OF lot 10, block o, San
VII Theob Id to Anna W Theobald-Lot
12, block 8, o W Childs tract. 81.
J Zahn to W U Cunningham-Agree-
| ment to convey lot s, block A, Brookly n
Mary Ellen Pence and F Pence to Joel B
Parker and John X Fletcher-Richland
Farm lot 81: $3615.
Thomas w Shaw to Kate Schoneman--
Agreement to convey lot 10 WoCdworth
tract on N side Second street; $780,
ATTACHMENTS. LIENS, ETC.
Albert NJ stephens to E Plater-Lease of
lot on Sw side of Kequena street, years
s75 per month.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Margaret Morrison to Mrs Alice Hill-Re-
lease OF mortgage book 70 page pa
f f Grover to william Bonnalie-Release
of mortgage book rs page 545.
Matthew Pickles to Henry Reifsuyder-
Partial release of mortgage book 81 page 81.
Mrs Amy Winchester to J Ellis-Power OF
attorney.
JH Shober aud ] Beck to Paul Felt, L
NJ Funk and II II BiXby-Partial release of
mortgage book S5 page SO.
john ii Painter 10 L f Miller and w LCar-
ter-Partial release of mortgage book rs
page Al. !,
8 r Dougherty to B Marshall Wotkyns and
C S Martin-Partial Release of mortgage
book so page42
Isaac X Howser to Logan X Rayburn-
Power of attorney.
Alex Penney to A C shafer-Release of
mortgage book 81 page Isl.
H. Imp Co to Julius Lyons-Partial re-
lease of mortgage book 7S p 26.
Chas w AtWood to John Boyer-Partial re-
lease of mortgage bUok 80 p 235.
Map of w Cooks addition to Santa Ana;
12-5t.
Map of Mrs C Howell and F P Hoys subdi-
vision of SEsla acres of block Q of lands of
] ii Painter and b F Ball, Pasadena IL 80
Map of subdivision of Halliday tract in
block A, Orange.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11
A Prize I'm the Lottery.

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til it is lost, perhaps never to return. is
health. What a priceless boon it is aud how
we aught to cherish it, that life may not be
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life burdensome. such as consumption
(scroftlla of the lungs), ane other scrofulous
and blood diseases are completely cured by
DR.. K V PIerces Golden Medical Discov-
ery' after all other remedies have failed
DR., Pierces treatise on consumption mailed
for 10 cents in stamps. Address, World S
Dispensary Medical Association, 663 Main
Street, Bufallo, N. Y.
II Delicate diseases of Gather sex,
however induced, speedily and permanent
ly cured. Book 10 cents in stamps Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, 663 Main
Street, Bufallo N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-16
SEARCHING OF cnINr.E MotEN.

WAsHNGTON, Sept. 15.-The Secretary Of
state some time ago transmitted 10 the Treasury De.
partment a complaint made b. tie Chinese Minister
that certain Chinese women arrived at san Fran
cisco on the sea uer san Pablo wore iheir landing
searched by customs officers al TIE wharf IN the pres
OF many spectators, AMI that son OF them had to
take of their cater dress Reluctantly Dy compulsory
orders. After an examination OF the facts reply WAS
to-day made 10 the secretary Of STATE stating that the
were searched by men Ia the temporary absence
Of a woman Inspector; that personal search WAS
made, bat that TIE women were COmUclled rcmpvs
frOu tuelr bodies CERTAIN nav aud uuworn ovefcoats
which they addition 10 th-lr usuai raim-nt for
The evident purpose OF smuggling the sime into the
United states Furthermore, the report state. thar.
"a th0nsh II was paD, from external view that the IS
females uad her bodies large Quantities OF unueces-
sary clothing other nater believed 10 be snuggled
goods yet the surveyor all not orler bavn IheIr
searched inf the MAS mo- m
specircss TO perform that duty"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-16
CALL FOR si5,ooo.ooo OF rnE Q PER CENTS.

WAsHINGTON, Sept. 1j.-The Acting Secre-
aiy the Treasury thi- afternoon ssued
dcsd aud call Tor the redemption Of bjnds.
The call SO 900 900 OF the per cent loan OF
l-s2 Notice IS given that the principal ami accrued
Interest OF the bonds herein below deo.snated viii be
pad at the treasury OF ne United states IN Warrington
October lG 1856. ami That the interest bonds
wul cease Oh that day:
pr bonds issued under tie act o. Congress ap.
proved July u.s. - ani numbered s follows 9ju-or-lial
Cd both ,
20 fo 9inIl So l52 10Th ncin-Nc 500 Original o.
81 70 elnd no Oit lnin lfItSlNc y nlo-.nal No.
1850 o. Oig m 80 i,2Ut. bofn inclusive $1,000
Ng r.7Il 90 original No 1874 both inclusive Total,
lJOOUoUO.
The bonds described above either bords OF the
"orgtnai lssac wnich have hat serial number az
each enj, substitute bonds. which may be stin-
gu-Aed by Tie double set o numbers. are marked
plainly original numbers" and subsiitute nnn bers
Al tie bonds OF VIII be called by the original
uIinbers only. Persons holding bonds called By this
circular can obtain mn iiate payment, with inteTes,
late OF presentation 10y requesting The iu the letter
forwarding the bonds for Trieu.puOn. Many Of the
bonds originally Included la the above numbers have
Lcen Transferred or exchanged into other dcuOmll-
aions on"waiyer, the Original numbers being cance led
have been redeemed under circular of August s-6
ana leaving outstanding the apparent amount above
stated. The paragraph Of the above call authorizing
immediate payment Ol bonds upon presentation before
the date mentioned "a new feature ana Will DO
pOrAted in ail succeeding calls.
What Is commonly known as the " voluntary bond
II or the circular or Angus. 30. I1sued by Acting
ecrelary Falrcbd. Offering to reisem uncalieI three
per cent bonds to the amount Of 900 900 presented
before SepoubrP D. nas been 80 modified offer to
redeem "unli iurn notice all per bonds
presented al the Ire hurya par AM with accrued inter-
est TO dae OF redemption. Tue mobilization extenis
indefinitely The amount of the hon il that may b. ure
sehed and the da'e Within which tAcy Will 10 Tedeenel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES Of NGy-YORT nEALrvG4

FEATURES Of NEy-YOR% DgALTVGl
AL the gain markets suffered declines yesterday differing
only extent Heavy receipts At the West sadan evident
part Of the large operators 10 shake out holders OF
financial caOre depressed the wheat speculation and
accomplished hQudAtcn by many longs Corn look tao
track downward L. sympathy with The leading cereal. There
were purchases O. 1000 bushels ct wh4t but they
decline OF ia01 cent The trading options
larger, AID Only trlag reactions broke
is The close heavy nc bottom figures
follows Septcn e. SO; October, S6t; November,
December S9s4 January 9iis May 90l spot oorn
with exporters of $4,000 lG5hols, down 10 a
The option market closed 10 the bottom ami
FOR september AT 40 October AZ AZ = and NOyems L
5O7 aud FOL December at - cents The oats market
dull and catuToess. The options losses of . fr
81 = and December at "a p for october at -
November at 3D. and T. Tor May az 36s cents Fo
loving the Chicago reaction m the pork speculation lara
here weak september fell 10 points 10 ~ - n'n -
-0 rs November 10 50 g. December 10 - 80 a tn-
any 10 10 81 30.
The receipts grain yesterday New-fors Iilttel.
Baltimore and Boston follows Whnft 400 4
bushels ISL 800 bushels. oats 2lC633 busaos. toth
grain, 7a426O bushels -four 2SO7l barrels At Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Louis the arrivals Whoa. 2J-3f3
bushels, cOr i29 i61 bushels oats 1901 las. els taAl
grain, sO6, $50 bushels. flour. 29.629 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-16

Warrington Corrfspotdencs me Mdiicsukee srafjas
fuaky Oh Peunsy last night
secy looking individual tall heryeyel ken ani interest
ttlAlnE most denousi
TO cy sr said the tan man, sold tie last Of my law
looks. for ZIG BY God. sir. sold than Niger
Sod 500 worth o. Jaw books a Isn't luul
iatOn io South Carolina LemOcTatf ! have spent a
months here after GtNslsuA's
sngurt under promise VI The leading tue south
should be tSkon Of You my father My father
OF the highest and best IN State Hls father
equally highly hOnOred and ~ the old
the south. and here to-day. sir with IL 10 my
pocket and vengeance IN NV heart here year and
ioug months with the promise Of told
10 walt Again and again TO wait only a few days
week, and have been waiting all these eks aud
months mouth ago MI Lamar sent saying that
lie had position OT IN the Interior Department | pre-
sented SELL and learned that temporarily put
Roll with the a
OF While tlat
viting professional man. aud family
stopped mental labor place WHAT do
you suppose they 10 doing Washing spttoons
In the basement just Ike niger BY God sr
month Ike Niger cleaning sPttoons aud that ior $50
task for ana ioT ALL and determined that would mol
submit such outrage. To-day resigned To
10 home May God strike dead foot
town again"
This accident dramatic and fancul II may appear is
Inc that actually occurred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-16

j. b. Shaw employed by John Foley 10 sell gold
a salary O l.OJ ycH and expenses After Two years
be discharged 1881. Foley all. Igt le 1f
overchar-ol hi, expense, ami refusing ay h balance
$500 claimed To- D. due f0T salary. shaw obtained a
Judgment for the IN the city Couri and con-
nrmcd appeal Foley bad lm nci coeetinr Tire
money pcntng suit in 5000 winch he had began nst
Shaw Justice Barrett dissolved the Injunction AMI Foley
yesterday applied 10 Justice Andrews supreme Cont
Chambers. for stay ~dw5 Judgment pending au aul s.
from Justice Earictts decision. Justice Andrews viii
slider the matter.
Abraham Cohen. who has been confined in the Ludlow
Street Ian since Apr Tor dsOhl order Of thr supreme
Court requiring him 10 pay to hi- vile Fanny. II a week
alimOuy and Zee Of SltO hen stunt nmite
had his taken before Justice Andrews yesterday
certOrar. He asks ms release under the
gard to Imprisonment i0r debt The decision r-rINe
Charles ID. koppc obtained from Justice Andrew, at
tachuent against the property in this stale of Nathaniel
Jeweti proprietor of The NeS Central Park Garden lives
in Ma clsets. Tho claim is 500 56
he expended in advertising under agreement wtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-16
JOIN BAIRD B'4NTS FAIR Play.
Mr. SULLIVAN REFUSES TO NOTICE HIS COMMENTS
life IN AN ASYLUM

Mr.. SULLIVAN REFUSES TO NOTICE HIS COMMENTS
life IN AN ASYLUM.
Before the Sherrs Jury and the Commissioners oy
whom the questions in regard to the sanity OF Jonn
Baird are being tried the cross-eXamihal'oh u
Thomas Baird was continued Yesterday by Ag'fnou
s Sullivon The witness said that at John : baifd
surcestion he vent with him to Or Clyner six
months after the ycung mans father was SEM 10 'n'
asylnm. The doctor did not say that Mr Baifl was
still Of unsound mind and the witness did mol OeIeVc
that lie ever wa, of unsound mind. Dr. Allan MeLAne
Hamilton was aiierward sent to John Baird and
the sons of the latter wrote the witness who was in
Canada q abatement of what DR. Hamilton reported.
4 uaper shown to the witness setting forth Dr. Hamb-
TONS opinion that John Baird insane was declared
by him to dicr from the original OF which purpored
70 he copy IN reply TO eX-Surrogate Mcclellan the
witness said the sons of John Baird had agreed to send
him Dr. llaniltOnS report and did not do 80
Mr. Sullivan questioned the witness ~ regard ~ inc
statement in a sealed envelope lett viih HIM by Ms
brother to he given 20 John T. Parsons. lie sld II
history of his lie and was 'ddIesso" 10 MI
John Baird at this point and said Has this
man ponting to Mr. SuiliTan night 10 ask questions
about q paper that Is stolen property T.
a viii not take any notice of what Mr.. Baird says
under any crcumstances.' said Mr. sullivan. m
/" | ask for fair play" continued Mr. Baird. Tie
oi'a,;o, ntoce.Ied and the witness slil he sup
posed when his brother was taken to the asylum MAJ
il was retreat" or iueblilic ASYLUM. ile Thought
lis mind was affected by the siimn.ants administered
to him. bat not that lie was insanoe
James ChIisty, tic nurse who personally alieh"cn
Mr. Baird in the az un a. Flushing. described the @c
room which Mr. Baird Oc 'upied. The thermometer IN
Thar room several times indicated $50 NJ Baird re-
ceived smnulants day IOr three iOu lnoAihs.
AZ the suggestion of the witness this was stopped and
after tha Mr. bard had better appetite slept better
ana was mach improved After several months the
door OF Ar. baird's room was lett uulocaeG at ngnt
lie suggested the witness hat ~ ease oi hrr ihe
iron bars might be wrenched f,on The windows 10y
prying them on with wooden bar attached 10 the
bedsiead The meat furnished TO Mr.. Baird was oiien
tough the rank, and the bread often bad The
witness exhibited "a large pain OF shears. knives and
conplsse, W.Ich be sad were ~ Mr. bairo's room
during the years that he remained III the ium
Mr. Baird often talked about his business TO the wit
ness. lie wOId associate with the other inmates
saving that they OF un-Onud mind Inc witness
believed Sir. Baird of sound mind
The examination i'll be continued to-day at 33O
/ n IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-16
PORTION PORTS.


CHICAGO sept T. tS0ecar.Po, was the centre Of Interest
and excemc, again to-day tohrr pork sold at the OPEN
n a. 0N back Sil 20 Ia an hour after e
oenln il wa, down 10 80 - ANA everybody declaring
that the deal Then went back 20 I'll again Tor a
while Ia wheat there has nat been bad dy Tor traders
i'm month market broke through the put price and
those who had sod puts were sellers OF wheat New
York Was unloading long and selling short wheat
The repOrt came from TIE Northwest that farmers
v.re in a sort of panic 10 get their grain Ia
market October wheat sold down 0 15. nnd su. there oi
while broke Go - cent Iud then ffJ ZION uuis 7
icre Was no b- trading ana selling nom an
auart,s weak wheat although hucu itlng
les October wheat "a tIl- cents, october corn
sold 3g1g Those hgufca were tr hotiom There followed
I'M rally lust before thr tlu-t but 10 BAD hcr SINKING
ont a around. The gated only --tNO
bushels of corn. The short board closed weak
Al rs October wheat 80 October n' SlO % oi
October i0Tk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-16
PROUD or THE oLE0MaRGARINE BILL.

TIE AMERICAN AGRICrLiURALAND DAIRY AS
ISOLATION coNGBATULATED-A LETTER FROM
THE PRESIDENT
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15.-The seventh Ma
tional Convention OF the Americai Agricultural ana
Diary Association at noon to-day ut tue Corthehta
Hotel About forty delegates were present. including
representatives. from Canada.
Joseph III. Real, OF New York. was chosen president
NJ the convention TIE following letter 20 Mr. Real
from President Cleveland was road;
Your let Of The Sd Inst ut ag,sn t
Convention Of the American Agricultural and Dairy Assoc''
should be- glad to accept the kind invitation rendered and
avail myself opportunity the convention VII alsrI 10
liable As dat whieh the farmers agriculurists Of the
country have in chSrss II err and s intimate mat s
proper aud legitimate and protection is ID my oao'
ty OF those in any with farming industry
sryatIsn aid moderation Demands made in such spirit
can io fail to exact SS ns dn aps ow
hope that the coming Gonyenton may ne en- thc nor
OF country and though pms ALREADY "o any ynr
10 be present. shall be much mleie'ca I'D Us O'
jects and purposes
Mr. Reall In his address taking the chair. said:
We have good congratulate ourselves on orr sue
with the b u was The hrs, m thor pr
farmers and victorious for il was they who fought
aud the battle II was not money ~ w , 40, M
army Of farmers marsh lied up to me door oil con
Organized gamblers IN prOHce in the different cites Who
underline Roards Of Trade. cssan IKE SOFA ITEM
elves the farmers although depending upon
tr: Tor their very existence and from whose vocation they
Tie sa6r,, SION Of the fraudulent trafic in bogus
bfer Is bu an Incident OF the work OF the asso.ia
The passage Of genr.l law against food aulte
needed The arif ON shOult BE In the interests" w
farmers America. under ali cncuistah.t anu a..
laws should be directed toward tic 9dVaicen,h an" po
tion American industry. framed 70 I4.s tle az. H.
the best homo markets the produce TIM .'ei "a
lust enough protection and iJst enough free ta'~ me
aim should build up American Nation mr.. i
OF outside world In az its affairs Immigration si,ir
regulated ana confined to acceptable class pledged 10 DC
come citizens The land laws should be revived as sS III
large bodies aliens prohibited. reasonable ana d .
regulation OF Interstate commerce Is Necessary anu t
lon bill for the establishment OF National Railroad t3h
pending Congress. with perhaps some aI @
which viii enable citizens everywhere more easily am noA
pensvoy uze the machinery OF the n"i Sti'es
Tor protection would sufficient TO accomplish ''
purpose. .., 49,, ao.tt.,,o o,r
majority Congress by returning all our known ena, Iu
splacng enemies Every farmer should see ld' h
vote Members of Congress tins IAN frsad %
party bill and ~ any nave ucrh uv
ieaed for denomination select the best OF The TWO oh
dates ii the ncld
CONGRESSMAN James BGchanan OF New-f York. s$ih ne
believed that ut the session OF Congress ehorS
would ne made either to repeal modify the law ana
he advised tho association 10 hold Itself In readiness W
oppose such attempts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-16

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Minister West IN
an official communication Secretary Bayard informs
m that tie British Board 90 Trade has awarded testi-
moni,s to the master OF tho Fannie f. O0rham'
schooner OF Belfast Ne. aud h. the pilots ana seaheh
Of The pptboat Phantom. Of Nev-York' IN recognition
Of the services tered by them to the British passoh
ger steamer Oregon sunk b. collision of FIRE Island on
,far-h T. and in puranance OF Instructions from the
Earl ~ Iideacigh asks hat tho Testimonials n1 Ior
yvtrel 10 their destination through the usual channels
1hs Testimonials consist Of gold medals Tor Zap
tain George D. Mahoney, master Of the Fanne y,
(i0rhau, and Charles IpliA Samson ElVin D. htchel
and William Parscr, po,s Of the Phantom; anu silver
medals for James Isiran, tho hoat-kocper. Maltor
H.rrV Mis- Oruer.nn Oscar Abrahamsen, Harry
strange and David Grey, seamen Of the Phantom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-16
ARMY AND NAVY IyrELIIGgycr

WASHES GrON, Sept. 1J.-Captan Clinton b.
Sears. Corps Of Lugusers relieved from duty a. Will
letts Point, y. Y. and oriered to duly at Bismarck
Oak. relieving Captain James T. Quinn. Corp. Of En-
gneers First Lieutenant william n. lcalie ordered
from the Nrw-Norx Arsenal TO last Lyme, Conn., On
public business Leave Of Fret Lieutenant Edward =
Farfow, 2lst Infantry, Is extended 10 November /
1856 OF sickness. Leave OF second Liouen-
AM james H. Frier. l7iD Infantry IS extended Octo-
Ter l. 1856 Twenty-Five recruits have been ordered TO
Fort L-aveD worth, Kan.
Ensigu J.. T.. Caponart has been ordered TO duty az
tho Naval Academy October /. Commodore sicard.
Chief Of the Naval Bureau OF Ordnance, has left Mash