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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-03
A CHANGE OF BASE.

The Grandon Cafe il now under new manage
pent Board 81, meal ticket $6.
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A Beautiful Fittinx Glov. J, e

Gfandon Cafe, the coolest dining room in tha
jeity. Board 81, meal ii ket S.. - 80
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Hive. VIZ -
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Special sale this week q Fow,s.' Cab sto.e.

The Grandon Cafe II now under nav manage
ment. Board 81. meal tickets 81.
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Statement From MI Pinney.
G. E. Pinney, the conductor of the excur-
SION train which was at Mitchell's station,
on the Montana Central, last Wednesday,
states that he told Miss Ray Rockman
he could not allow her on the train, it be-
ing chartered one. He ssys he also in
formed her that train No. 3. coming TO Hell
ena, would leave within fifty minutes, and
hours ahead of his train. Miss Rockman
then said she did not want to 20 ON No, 8,
but preferred to take the excursion train.
Mr.. Pinney also says that the case was not
represented to him as being an urgent one.
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Velvet ribbons, Ill widths. at Hovlas' CT
Store.
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A new line Of Holy pictures ct the Bse Hive.
: Only few more of those decorated dinner sets
still remain ut the Bee Hive.
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Girls tricyclss At the Bee Hive.
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS,

Goods Of every description on the 100 counter
e the Bee Hive. - n
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so1nething new In fancy drsss buckles Il
Eowl.s' Cash store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-03

Fast black hose only go at Fowles' Cash Store
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: dsasase Csfs. bsasd q. .eal t;assss O.
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Madam Warren's dress-form corsets 1t Fovles
Caeh Store.
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VWoodman 3 Sanders, the leadine tobac-
conists Of Helena. Opposite Grand Cen
trial.
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Buy your ribbon. At Fowles' Ca.h Store.
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Buy your mueln underwear before & o taken
of OF the bargain counter 1t the Pee Hive.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
MATHEsoN d CO..

Motor Block. Helena, Mont
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NOTICE OF DlSSOLUTION-THEC O-PART-
~ nership here tofore existing between the un-
dersigned under tho firm name OF Witherbee,
Wheeler y Company. has been this day dissolved
by mutt al consent Allan Wheeler will nay and
due the late firm.
ALLAN WBEELE
8 DNEY II. NJlTHERBTE
THOMAS e. CRUICAER
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17
PURELY PERSONAL.

Ex-(tov. Chadwick and ;. A.
Clark took the morning train for
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dodge went to
Brooks station to-day to visit Mrs.
Dodge's parents.
Mrs. Harry Lane and family left
this morning for a visit among
friends in Portland.
Mrs. CherrngtOn went down TO
Portland on the train this morning
to visit friends. She expects 10 be
gone about a week.
Mark Long, took the train to-day
for Portland, where he expects to
make his future home. Mrs. Long
will follow him in a few days.
Mckinley Mitchell, euitor Of the
Gervais Gazette, and one Of the
liveliest business men in that section
Of the country Is in the city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Farrar & Co.'S is headquarters for
provisions.
WASTED.-A book-keeper, call at
JOURNAL Office.
Painless dental operations at Dr
T. e. Smiths, - STATE street.
The lowest prices ever known in
Salem, at Buren's furniture empor-
ium.
The Bon Ton restaurant is setting
the best p cent meals in the city
now.
IF you don't know where Gilbert
& Patterson's Is, inquire for the
cheapest place TO buy groceries.
The cyclone has really come to
salem, and il you would see its ef-
feet on prices, buy your goods at
Farrar d Co.'S
4. e. q. G., Red Gross Cough cure heals
throat and lungs. cures asthma ana me
most Oh tinate coughs and colds. Try II.
Sold b".-Ii druggists
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

HIGHLy COMPLEMENTARY Sew
eral days ago Miss Jennie NJ. Long,
the gifted elocutionist aud reader, re-
ceived telegram from Tacoma,
making her IA ilattering offer if she
would only take the part of "Por-
tla," In the Merchant Of Venice. +"
Miss Long carefully considered the
offer aud decided to remain where
she Is nj present and answered Mr..
Bandmann 10y telegraph telling him
that she could not accept his kind
offer. The part devolvlng upon the
person who impers0nates "Portia"
IN an important one, and IL reflects
great credit upon Miss Long to
know that she has received such an
offer. hut she has well proven la
Salem that her ability as nm clo.
cutiOnist h not To be surpassed on
the Pacific Coast. She has con.
nected h, rself with the Willamette
University and will remain in
charge OF the elocutionary depart
ment aud viii not at present take
the stage.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

CLUB MEETING. The Salem Pleas
ant Hour Club meet tonight ut
Diamonds hall at $50 sharp. There
isexpected gos,d attendance, and
the evening will undoubtedly pass
off pleasantly. Owing tosJ many
attractions going on about this time
Of the year, the club decided 10 only
have one gathering during the
month instead Of two as they have
previously done. All friends Of the
club are extended an invitation to be
present and spend pleasant even:
ing.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

BROu0Hr BACK FOR TRIAL
Last summer says the Eugene Regis
ter, "A party of men were ongagen In
canvassing this county for the sale
OF tanning mills. The party was
under the charge OF III Y. Fuller
the general agent for this section.
Among the party WAS u young man
named T.. A. Gerald, who through
his dishonesty cheated the company
he was working for ont OF about
tiJi la Lane county aud IL IL found
that he carried Oh the same work
la Marion county. lie withdrew
frum the employ of the company
and went north aud all trace of him
was lest before his crime Was dis.
covered, Deputy L.. ;. Marshal
w. w. Cochran has been searching
for him for soue time aud last
week he heard he was ln seattle
and went up there aHd
caught him. lie was then driving
"A delivery wagon. lie was brought
hack t0 this city last Friday even.
ing. aud Monday was tried before
Justice l4akin, on charge OF en-,
bexxlement, aud bound over to
await the action 0f the grand Jury .
with hail hXed at $3.50, which hc
Naa unable t0 furnish. His method /.
u cheating the company was by
orglng notes and keeplng money
plier,ed whue selling the mllls
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

COMMITTEE APPOINTED. -Yester-
day John Knight, president Of the
Tiger engine company appointed a
general committee consisting Di
Walter =. Lowe, Harry Mimic, 4.
J. Basey and X. B. Glaze to make
arrangements for the coming Fire
mems ball. These gentlemen will
meet at the engine house this even.
Ing at 7;30 and look into farther al
rangements. BY virtue Of his Of
flee Mr.. Knight Is also a member oi
the above committee and the matter
Is placed In splendid hands to insure
n successful time.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

CHINESE LILIEs.--Chlnese lilies
are In bloom, notwithstanding the
chilly weather. The tradition with
the Celestlals Il that II they bloom
before Chinese New Year, prosperity
will attend the family having the
lily, for the coming twelve months.
As they have already bloomed all
over Salem there Is evidently pros.
perity In store for the entire city.
Another tradition is that II the bios
som be double, good luck will then
attend you, and II the lily is pos
sessed by Chlnaman and 1t bio ms
double then they believe that they
will make cheap lot money, go back
10 China rich, soon.n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

WELL PLEASED WITH SALEM
&. A. Read, Of Southwest Kansas,
who has been visiting with friends
here for the past three weeks, took
the morning train for Portland,
where he will spend few days be.
fore leaving for his home. Mr..
Read IL much pleased with Salem
and surrounding country, and says
that II he can dispose of his prop
erty In the state of Kansas, that
perhaps he will remove to Salem
and locate. He has made many
warm friends while In our city, who
would unite with the JOURNAL in
welcoming him and his family back
to Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

A gentleman Ii about the city to-
day securing signatures 10 remon-
STRANGE against a bill before congress
fixing the Christian religion as the
religion Of the United States-in
other words, uniting church and
state. IL seems too bad TO have such
fellow come around and interfere
just as we begin to see our way clear
into heaven by an act Of congress,
and have him spoil all our future
chances. or course we signed the
paper to get rid Of the man, but the
moment our pen touched that paper
we knew our hope was lost.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

N'lh u' rntcusy itching, dry, not skin
oiigu oraSeu into painful cracks. and the
liulc WsieN r.mply>, often cause iude-
s'f ihabic suffering. Hoods Sur,apari a
has wuudvrul power over this di.casr Il
pHnHvs the hlood uud vNpel, the humor.
auj the skin hcais without ,,1,r send
iar uoo6 containing many statement, OF
yuus, toe, 3. Huod IS Co.,, Apotre,arir,.
lowell Mass
Cheapest strongest aud hest. Mrighf's
'nWpuNud tNtutrt ui ~trstp uiA hliIs.
pimIlg,, ytA ,ipvll, r,7. b,tlIr b. tI,s,u-t,
ANA vutichr' thy ntsld. Sold az au drug
sI-f'.
MVtbis ta~rHrt Constipation n uirdy
rNWutte u.sutaI uuA healthy 4efttn al
lhr N'Mtle, aids tle,ril,u ANA W.Ii ua be-.
li't.o lN ntuat sensitive ,tVuta Be-. thI..
Utvn taAV 20 rvadliA, S1lt hA alt uIl... SIS.
Mughts Nop Ctlevy and Chamufgilr
lW''ta a iviiab,s tonne, appyuatr aud 49,
- lent INV gur,itts the N gv,gINc ,a s.lts
auu ptyNyuts uys pvpslA, eau be rrllcd Up
on, sold By en- druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

HHDfU Lut cDuIl Ud- uplDicl ~
/ placing a valuable charge in their
| hands.
Abidua-Judges, J II White
/ Nicholas Nickel, W r Townsend;
clerks, r Hook, Harding Baughman.
Aurora-Judges, VIM Fry, B J
Grimm, Michael Rapps; clerks,
Henry Giesy. Geo kraus.
Butteville-Judges, r J Cone, Jas
Whitney. Francis Feller; clerks, II
l. Bents, Alphonso LaRoque..
ChampOeg-Judges, Frank Bus
kay, a l. Eberhard, John McCrea;
clerks, John Hoefer, w r VI Kay.
Fairfield-Judges, Geo y Miller,
Oliver Arel, John Skailei clerks
Oscar Hubbard, l. A Byrd, Jr.
Garfeld-Judges, Willis Dunagan,
robert Scott, Frank WhitlDcK:
clerks, John Scott, jos j Moore.
Gervais-Judges, l. II POujade, G
VI Settlemeir, + a Mang0ld; clerks,
Scott Jones, Morris Goodman.
Hubbard-Juiges L G Dayton,
w II GDudy, John Perneil; clerks,
J l. Calyert, g II Bcebe.
HOreb precinct-Judgcs, Geo 4
Spencer, VIM sullivan, Don 4
Smith; clerks, John a Shaw, & ii
Work.
Howell Prairie - Judges, John
Newsome, Dan Durbin, VIM Sap
piugfeld; clerks, j w Smith, jas
Kays
Jenerson-Judges, Chas B Roland,
John B LODney, Alois Tanzler;
clerks, Chas Miller, Jr, CDas smith,
LaBish-Judges, T. " Chapman,
Oliver Beers, \ g Perkins; clerks,
Silas Jones, W II Egau.
LiucDln-Judges-H i C0udii, J
Il Roberts, ia. ~Inp-on; CLERKS, l.
w Lee, Chas + Helm.
Mehama-Judges, i L Hull, d II
johnson, Albert 3lulkey; clcrk-,
John B Hoffman, l. & Fisher.
Marion-Judges, BENEFIT Pearson,
Dexter Robbins, Chris FarlOw;
clerks, Thos Rutbford, Ed Farnam.
Silver Creek Judges, + r. HiJ-
bard, Wright FOshay, Henry War
ren; clerks, Erwin Geer, John VI
Mcintosh.
~ PauI-Judges, s J Kerr, Peter
Kirk, J w Smythe; clerks, y Cooke,
J + Theo, B Brentano.
Stayton-Jmlges, J II Porter, w
w Elder, w II Cooper; clerks, 4 -
Gardner, Hadley HopsJn.
Sublimity-Judgca. W J Humph-
ries JOS Lcdgerwopd, Ernest B ck-
er; clerks, II Parker = l. Down
inc
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

Nor DEAD Bur SLEEPING.-A
spondent to the Oregoniao from
Newport says; Nothing has been
said lately about the projected New.
port Kings Valley X salem rail-
road, hut the enterprise has not fal-
len through. II has been found
necessary 10 organize new and Sc
curea new act giving the right OF
way through the Indian reser-
vatlun, aS the present uct giving the
right ut way expires June next, too
soon to bc of avail 10 gr,s,hopper
man II looks as il this rold will he a
necessity to the people of Portland
aud the north end of the Willamette
valley, aud its construction cannot
in the nature of things be DELAYED
many years.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

EXCELSIOR ENTERTAGNMENT.- -
The entertainment given at the
opcra house last evening under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Christian church was very
successful affair. Miss Jessie Cuuth-
oui proved to be, very highly
entertaining aud gifted clocutionist,
possessing much literary talent.
Her rendition of the "Jones-
willie Fourth of July Picnic"
was received with great
applause. Miss Couthoui was ably
assisted by Salcm's best musical
taIeug, ana a splendid programme
in all was rendered. The one trou.
hlc was that the exercises did not
begin until near nine O'Clock. The
magnificent tablcuu sercnadc scene
from Ben Hur was something fine,
aud ELECTED considerable applause.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

NorNRlES PUULC.-T J. King,
Geo, :, Bltty aud J. b. Thompson,
ut Portland; = a. Durham. ruaItiu;
Il. v short, Wil,sNllc; G. II. Mills,
Highland; G. B. Duruln. Antelope,
were appointed nutaries public uy
the governor to-day; alsl Chas.
T. stanley OF Sau Francisco. was
commissioner for Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Ansubscrfbers tOTHE HECAPITALJoURSA1
who do not secure their paper regularly
will notify this Office, giving address, and
the matter will be attended 10 at once.
once, corner Court and Liberty. streets
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

a DRAMATIC COMPANY or MER-
IT.-{usscli d Jewels dramatic
company, which VIII appear at
Reed = opera house on the evening,
of Wednesday and Thursday, 22nd
aud 23rd insls., is highly commend
ed 10y the press wherever the COM
pany has appeared The Vancouver
Globe of DE emhcr 18th ult., SAYS:
"Russcl ~ Jcwrlps dramatic COM
pany gave IA highly crtditublc per
iornance To a fair audience at Her
rings opera house last night, "Iyu
wood, drama founded on events
that happened la one of she border
states during the late civil war, was
the play with Miss Lizzie Iinghuu,
IN the title role. Miss Lizzie Ling.
ham IL young, Eandsnmc, graceful,
aud an actress of merit. Her rem
dition of Lucille CARLYLE was true
and spirited "A thoroughly genuine
representation of a high-nIindcd,
truc-hearted Kentucky girl. Miss
Jennie Durmt, rs "Gay CARLYLE"
won merited applause, for she is at.
most as good us was Lu;ta iu her
prime, aud = the cqua' IL not the
superior of Minnie Palmer. The
male characters were we'll sustained,
that of the newspaper correspondent,
10y Samuel Morris, iu particular
'Che Mountain WAR i east for
Tonight, aud those who attend will
not regret 1t, as the company l. GER
tainly the equal of many of those
playing In the high-prirtd theattrs
Of the large cities Ia the east"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

Mr. Chas, Arnold la his world no.
nowued charActvr of Hans. the
Boatman, at Reed's opera house to.
night and saturday matinee.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

Only ten cents week for tie
JOURNAL hereafter, the best paper
in Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

THE evening paper contains the news
Of to-day; the morning paper gives you
the news Of yesterday"
HORACE GREELEY
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17
AMUSEMENTS.

A. performed by Mr. Arnold in London
ana throughout Europe for 3lj nights.
Also throughout Australia for eleven
months.
YOU, my boy Blindmun's bun. Little Gee
Zee, ! he Baby Cuquette. Innocent Lilies.
Ihe spirit OF the Lake, The Daisy Chain,
the 81 Bernard Dog NOrd, etc.
boat load Of children from ~ To Is
years oi age. Humor and pathoS have
never before been 50 happily blended to.
gether as in this sparkling. musical com.
edN. Performed in all the principal cities
ol the l lied states To crowded audiences
hese. we'd seats ON sale at PuttOn'S book
store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

AN ELoPEMENr-A man named
Mathers, who has been working J.
q. Gmy's farm near Irving, muuruS
the departure of his wife and tAu
small children, his uuGuthful spouse
having gunC away with auuthrrman
aud taken her vbildrn with her
MIR. Mathers went over to the Sius.
law a few weeks ago aud len his
farm ln charge of the hlrrd man
He brought his wife aud children
to her mother in this city. About "A
week ago the hircd man drove up
nom the farm aud took Mis-. Math.
ems aud the chlldvu hack with him.
They al once packed up aud to,k
the INiu ut Irving bound south.
When Mr Mathcr~ returned huu.e
he hound "A note nom his wife stat.
ting that she had gone to Kansas,
nut she gave nn rvasous Tor leaving.
The husband ctlut- that uu trouble
ever o'currrl between hlmse.f and
his runaway Vile, and he cIuuot rN.
PLAIN what possessed her 90 do as
,he has. lie Is trying to lncate the
Tor Ike purpose at getting
hack his children, tut hc SANS he
Aill not trouble himself about the
ai6.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

Have the DAY. JOURNAL left at
your door and get all the news, at
10 cents week.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17

HANS THE BpATMAN This =
decidedly very pretty play. II is
one that should d,aw nightly fun
houses Of fathers, mothers and little
ones "ho can enjoy aud appreciate
q play sp iull OF child interest as
'HNu-. The piece j. lull of absorb
iHg interest Charles Arnold is IA
very pleasing actor, and is Justly en-
tlt.ef o. all tug praise that has been
heap,d upon him By the Eastern
press Ills dialect j. naturel and
amusing, ard his free aud-rasy man
uer makes him at once Il favurite
with the audience. The child, May
Hannah, i, however the central
figure ofintercst in the piece. She
is the most artistic little actress
ever seen i'm Salem, and beats
all the Little Lord Faun-
tleroys in the country all To
smash. Her performance il some
thing wonderful Lion, the beauti-
ful st. Bernard dog, comes in for
great deal of attention. lie posses
ses much int lligence, aud is IA mag
nllicent specimen of those world
famed lIle-savers. Tonight at
Reeds opera house.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17
JUDGES AND CLERKS.
Complete List Of Those Persons
who Will Look After the Ballot
Box at the June Election.

The Commissioners Court was a
very busy body yesterday, and they
did a good big days work. Trey
have completed a list Of jurors to be
used during the year if necessary
and right good list it is too, aud
the following Is a list # gentlemen
whom the court has hDnOred by
placing a valuable charge in their
hands.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-17
PRACTICE WHAT THEY PREACH.
The Oregon Land Company About to
Establish a Model Frsit Farm
Near Silem.

One Of the chief features Of the
Oregon Land COmpauy's business
in the past has been the furnishing
Of small-sized fruit farms. They
have cut up many tracts Of valuable
lend about Salem into thee five and
ten acre farms and located thereon
people for the purpose Of fruit rails
ing. 50 sanguine have they become
on this branch that they have de-
cided 10 90 into the business them
selves. They are about To plant q
I47-acrc tract a few miles south Of
the city entirely to pruncs in the
early spring They will put Out the
three Kinds known as the silver,
petite and Italian, aud hope in a
few years 30 reap a rich harvest from
the same. As Mr.. Cook expresses
il, "this farm when il gets To- bear
ing, will keep the Oregon Land
Company ia its old age That viii
bring " a handsome income when
the day Of bODms is past They
can get the place planted with trees
for about 80 per acre and guar
auteed and cultivated for three years
at which time they will begin bear
ing, and giving returns on the in
ve,tment. The company is fgur-
ing that this investment will bring
them an average of hundred dol
lars an acre profit every year after
time Of bearing De2ius, which is
placing il at a very low figure, for it
has been demonstrated right here at
Salem that similar orchards bring
ia net profit Of from two to three
hundred dollars per acre. Besides
this annual profit, it has also been
demonstrated that the planting Of
such orchards adds a hundred dol
lars year 10 the permanent value
Of the band, fer at the end Of ten
years such land j. commonly sold at
about one thousand dollars per acre
Aside from the matter Of profit to
lis owners in tins one case, the
JOrBNAL j. very glad to s'e "a ven
iure of this character aud magni-
tud being prosecuted b. 80 large "A
company. They have constantly
encouraged others ~ the same line,
and now propose to show their faith
by their works. Tho planting aud
conducting Of luis model frUitsfarm
on a large scale is going 10 give an
impetus to similar - ork, and Hc
hope to see as rc7ult Of this enter
prise numerous similar farms plant
ed round about Salem, all Of which
will add much to our permanent
source OF wealth.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
teuY AVID NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington. June 5.-Lioutcnant-C ColonfI IL. - 'or
hin assistant adjuant general. and First Lieutenant D.
NcA Webster. I'D Infantry, have been o'u'rcu "
Chicago. 70 fix the respon>ihty for danase done 10
certain property for which Captain IL. ). No"lIh
-tb cavalry x accountable. captain Edward f'cIu'
An Artillery, has been ordered 20 visit The ehchmp
rieot Of the Georgia militia. at Augusta, June 10
rapfnIu, j. y. Greer. Charles shuer ana : r. bluh'
~ the ordnance Department, have been appolh'eo a
hoard 10 meet at Newlork city June - lot INC
examination of second Licutcnants T. W. Dhhh
ID Artillery J. B. Beingcr 5h Artillery ana Jolh
u parrctt Sd Artillery, with view 10 selection ior
transfer 10 the ordnance Department. The iollo"lhs
per.ons have been appointed cadets al the United
states Military Academy seymour " ualand' Min
District Pennsylvania, Gcoygr J. krehs, ANllth
District. Pcun>} lvana laltcrU2e John Ct"iS' ~ III
District. Alabama, Ray =. elhold. alternate.
pavmaster J. =. Loom, ha, been ordered 10 tho
pcnsacola June 60. Pavmast,r George W: Beaman
h,s been detached from the Baltimore. July /, ana
ordered ~ settle accounts and wait orders. Ch.ei
Enclnccr James EntWislc has been ordered as IN.
.ncStor of machinery building for gunbodtN > ana Z"
at thc Bath Iron Works. Bath, Nc. Boat'"aln james
FARRELL to The receiving. ship Minnesota.
Ihe United state, steamers Dolphin and hear,irsc
arrived NJ Charleston, :. G., today. Inc (uIeu
states steamer Esq. now az New York, las been
ordered - ION the North Atlantic feet In the ceIe
brotion Al Portland, Me. July :.