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NElGHROEHe0n NOTES.
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An infant child of Capt. John D.
" healtcn, .Ir., Gicd on s@rd inst,
aged months.
Two candidates were baptized by
Rev. j. w. Turner, last Sunday, and
received into church membership.
4 protracied meeting commenced
at NJ. p. Church, last Sunday night,
conducted by Rev. MIR Wooden. Rev.
b. F. Jester preached Monday night.
A news stard has l;een opened at
our postoflice by Samuel Fields, Jr.
| The lea ding dail;cs and books of cur
rent literature of the day Will be kept
constantly on hand for sale
puoy steamer Lizard was in our
port several DAYS last week, subject
(, TO the orders Of Commander llarrirg-
ton. who care to inspect the lights
and have new buoys located.
Dr.. y. !. Derjckson, of Pcrlin, ex-
amincd 81 surtmen at Atlantic Hotel,
on o2nd inst. All passed and Will on
Ter upon their duties at the Life Sta
lions to which assigned, on Tuesday
next.
Capt. Charles Bnbhit5 left Chinco-
league, Tuesday, for Thomas wharf,
Northampton. He goes to that point
with his diving apparatus, to patch
bottom of schooner Bonetta. from
Stockton, which was sunk some days
ago by striking a ,'piiing" at said
wharf.
The three mastcd schooner Seth e.
Isbnael, sunk last week i'll seven feet
water in about one mile of North
Beach station, was bonnd from Phil
adelphia to Richmond with 100 tons
of coal. She was rebuilt near East.
vile few months ago at cost of
@T,10) by her present owners, Capt
VIM. Marshall g. Brothers. She was
not insured, and it is feared will he a
total loss. Capt. Marshall is here at
this writing to secure help for the
purpose of attempting TO save the
schooner.
Arrivals ut Atlantic Hotel this week:
J. II Miller, New York: E. Kohn,
J. S. Gillespie and Son, S. l.. Sel5y,
wife and children, w. H. Mccormack,
Commander Harrington, Philadel-
phia; NJ. J. Byrd, F.. d. Richal dis ard
wife, B. @. Slverthorn, wife and chill
dren, i. IT, Wilson, Baltimore; 0. H.
McMold, Miss a. A. Brown. Whining
ton, Del; Capt. Geo. Price, Atlantic
City: Tr T. j. Derickson and wife,
Berlin; DIR. S. X Marshall, Snow Hill;
Alfred Sharpley, Stockton; =. Rus
tan and son. r. S. McCullev, George
town; Cbas. Dennis. Dover; G. b.
Jones, J. H. Wise. VIM. Ross. John
johnson, S. Matthews. Capt. Ezra
Young, Ella Wheaton, Accomac.
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WANTED-Cne hundred bushels OF
peach seed. State price. McMath
Bros, Onley, Va.
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WASTED-Pupils in vocal and in
strU;mental music. For terms &c.
apply to Miss a. w. Tyler, Onancock
Va.
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y. II. Johnson has bought two lots,
corner Bennett street and Wilson
avenue.
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Mr.. White and family, of Baltimore,
have made our town their future
home. His wife was IL Miss Chance,
formerly from this county
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For SALE-Thoroughbred Red Irish
setter pups-Gne hunting qualities.
Byrd & BYRD, Temperanccville, Va.
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NorIcE-Few tons OF dry fish scrap
for sale. Apply to d. II. Johnson.

For sALE-Twenty-fve thorough
bred Cottswood sheep, old and young,
the latter very large. Apply at once
to Jno. R. James, GAINESVILLE.
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Margaret Academy.

Mr.. ED1ToR:-As the subject of
what shall be done with Margaret
Academy" is now under discussion by
the trustees, possibly the Act creating
the academy and the amendment
changing the number of trustees
might interest the public. I enclose
a copy of each.
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NoTIcE-All persons indebted to
the estate of j. L. Powell, deceased,
the late firm OF Powell & G'lrrison,
or to the undersigned on mercantile
accounts or otherwise, are respect
fully but urgently requested to come
forward and settle the same. These
matters must be closed mp without
delay. Edwin L. Powell.
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The system is rendered malaria
proof when the blood is kept pure
and vigorous by the use of Ayers
Snrsaparilla. at this season, all
should have this admirable prepare
ton at hand. Malarial poison is
harmless when Ayers Sarsaparilla is
used.
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VS.. DiokinsOn& Son,
PocoMoKG CITY. MD.
Grape Land
Valuable Farm For Sale
en- Cccahcnnock creek.

By virtue of, the power vested
in me ny Mr.. George Holtgreye,
of ST. Louis, Missouri, l offer
for sale at private contract, the
valuable farm known as Grape
land, and if not disposed of pri-
vately before the l4th of Septem-
Der, next, the same will be sold
at.public auction, in front of the
Taylor House, at Eastville, on
Monday, court-day, the said 14th
Of September, next.
The farm contains 100 acres,
more or less, is well adapted to
the growth Of all kinds of trucks,
has an abundance and variety of
all kinds Of choicest fruit there
on, and is improved by a large,
two-story brick dwelling and all
necessary outbuildings. Its sit
uation is a beautiful one, being
on Occahonnock creek, North
ampton county near Wardtown,
3! miles from Exmore station
on N. Y. P. & n. R. r., and i'll
five minutes walk of Reads
wharf. at which point the splen-
did steamer Eastern Shore stops
on her trips to and from Balti-
more twice each week.
Terms, ] cash, balance on
easy and accommodating terms.
SYDNEY S. WHITE,
A nnlat for GEORGE HOltOreWo.
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The Board of Supervisors met Mon
day, pursuant to adjournment. pass
cd upon miscellaneous accounts, APP
proved appropriation for repairing
public road frcla New Church station
10 Pitts wharf, and refused the petit
ton presented by certain physicians,
20 allow more than the fee prescribed
by law, to wit, $3.50, for examining
luna tics.
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Dir. and Mrs. A. D. T. Ewell, are
entertaining Mrs. Middleton, OF
Smyrna, Del, Miss Mills, CT Oman
cock, and Miss Lola Rogers, OF Eal-
ti1nprn
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Miss Maud Mckinney, Of Cape
Charles, is visiting Miss Charlotte
Jones.
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For RENT-For year 1892, house
and lot at Keller. Apply at once to
r. Il. Christian of l.. G. Mears, kel-
ler
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A festival will be held at Guilford
Methodist Church. Wednesday, Sep
temEer 2d, under the auspices of and
for the benefit CT GEilford Temper
ance lodge. commencing at II a. H.,
or if weather is inclement OH that
day. The first fair day thereafter.
Dinner. supper and the usual con-
fectioneries to be served. An address
will be delivered by Rev. J. NJ. An
dcrson and others at night.
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The N. Y. P. & n. r. p. Co., has
the floater gang at work grading the
new siding for the use of potato ship
Ders, and is making alterations and
improvements on the station house
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Orders from Overseers of Poor upon
merchants should lie endorsed by the
Supervisor OF the District in which
the applicants for assistance lives, to
ensure the prompt action of the
Board. The suggestion being made
TO us by the chairman of Board,
merchants who want their money
promptly, perhaps, had better remem-
Der il.
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The public will please take no.
ticc that the mill property desig-
mated above, which formerly be-
longed to Mr.. D. III. Dennis, is
now owned by the undersigned
who will continue to do business
at the old stand, and will en-
deavor to give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor him with
their custom. Thanks for form
er patronage. Future favors So
licited.
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Dr.. T.. !. Derjckson, of Pcrlin, eX-
amincG 81 surtmen at Atlantic Hotel,
on o2nd inst. All passed and Will on
Ter upon their duties nj the Life Sta
lions to which assigned, on Tuesday
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CAPT. o. a. Browne, advertises the
farm Mt. Gusts for rent for the year
1852. This is one OF the very best
farms ON the Eastern Shore, and
there is none that surpass it for
trucks. especially sweet potatoes.
The ri ght man can make money on
This f1y;II
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E'arlSSfpy.

Mr.. Harry Gilbert. of Frederick,
Md, is the guest OF Dorsey Lewis,
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L. II. Benson will visit Drummond-
town, Monday next, court:day, with
an extra new line of samples of fall
and winter suitings, trouscrings, over
coatings, the newest and latest styles
of both home and foreign manufac-
ture. Give him a call and thereby
secure first choice Of styles.
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Rev. w. w. Wood, of the Baptist
Church, will deliver Il temperance
lecture in NJ P Church, at New
Church, Friday evening, September
.:th, 1851, at { O'Clock. Other speak
ers ere expected 10 he present. All
arc invited.
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A news stard has leen opened at
our postof1ice by Samuel Fields, Jr.
The leading dail;cs and books of cur
rent literature of the day will be kept
constantly on hand for sale.
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There Will be an ice cream festival
and supper, with other refreshments
ut Tempcrancevilie, on Wednesday,
September I'd, instead of on the 25th
day of August, us heretofore an
nounced, for the benefit of the III.
Il. Church, South, at that place, GRO
Duct and swings for the youth and
children, ard pleasant time for all.
An address will be delivered by Prof.
+. p. Brent. Oh the occasion.
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John w. Richardson has been pro-
moted and appointed keeper Of Par
rmnore's Beach Life Saving Station,
vice Newell g. Rich. resigned, and
Joshua \. Dunton has been pro
moted and appointed keeper Of
Green Run Inlet Station, vice George
w R,lrch. resigned.
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a grand entertainment under the
auspices and foc the benefit of Bea-
con Lodge, y. @. U. W.. will come of
ON the Fair Grounds, September 18th,
commencing at 10 Il. III. The exer-
cises will consist in part OF q grand
tournament. base ball games, racing
by 3 and 4 year old colts, etc. Con
fectioncries and refreshments will be
served on the occasion. The mem-
bcrs Of 81 sister lodges are especially
Invited
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The public schools of Accomac
county will, as determined by the
County School Board, oper on Mon
day, October 5th.
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The hooks OF 3!r. T. T. Powell,
treasurer. and Mr. Jno. II. Hopkins,
deputy, will be open forthe collection
Of taxes. at Accomac c. H., on next
Monday. court Gay.
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Charlottesville, Aug. 18th, 1891.

Laws of Virginia, October, 1885,
Hening Vol. xii. Page 1854, Chapter
I.XNVII-An Act to Establish an
Academy on the Eastern Shore.
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Dir. VIM. Rue died al the residence
Of his daughter, Nlrs. James Bloxom,
near Guilford, last Saturday, aged IS
years. He had been life long mem
Der and earnest worker in the Meth
odist church and before prevented by
the intirInities OF age served his
church very faithfully and efficient
~ as a local preacher. He was the
father of Capt. VIM. j. Rue, Belle
Haven, and grand father of Mr. Thos.
" Russell. OF cur rONn.
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Mamie Savage, daughter of Joseph
q. and Libbie Savage, of Philadel-
yhia, died on the night of he 2;rd.,
inst. of Rrights disease. She was Il
bright and interesting child; aged ID
ycarS--Headlight.
The parents have our sympathy in
their sad affection.
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a Card.

GEO. T. PARKER, p. NJ.
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To The Public.

August 18th, 1891.
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Rev. w. Is. Haislip, OF Mechlen-
burg, Va, will preach at Baptist
Church, III Drummondtown, Sunday
morning, September 9th, and at Hol-
liac in n ftnrpCOn of SHme DIV
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An infant child of Capt. John D.
" healton, IT., died on scrd inst,
aged months.
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Miss II. H. Higgins. of Accomac G.
H., has been engaged to take charge
of the Primary Department in the
OnancocI, academy. She has been
engaged in teaching in the public
schools of this county for several
years past, and is regarded Us one Of
the most thorough and successful
primary teachers i'll the county. We
congratulate both Miss Higgins and
the Academy on her selection.
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81 the meeting of the State Dental
Association at Cid Point, last week,
l,r. Thomas H. Parramorc, formerly
of Aceomac, was elected president for
the ensuing year
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a protracted meeting commenced
at M p Church, last Sunday night,
conducted by Rev. Mr. Wooden. Rev.
B. F. Jester preached Monday night.
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Mss Mari Mills will continne tc
s,iye lessons iii music at her residence
in Cnaucock. session opening SeptcIn-
Ter J;h. TEENS, eight dollars Fer
quarter
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Misses Nobey ami Pattie Wid~ron,
of Norfolk. are visiting Mrs. D0ffield
SaVaTe. of orr town.
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For home like comforts, good fare
and moderate charges, the Malthy
House. Baltimore, cannot be sur
missed
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Test: JOHN D. GEAcclT, c. c.
Gu;nby Il Quinby, p. q.
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To-day. Saturday, the last day of
the Eair this Nrar
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Mr. Ernest koenig. barber. of our
town. can be found on Cross street.
next Monday. court Cay. ard after
Saturday III lis Cla stand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
EuNERIL OF MRS. HALFORD.

Washington, April 13.-rhe body OF Mrs mary
Frances Haord, the wife Of Private secretary liai-
ford, was removed from her home 10 Foundry Church
at . O'Clock this afternoon. The cohn was coVereu
with floral offerings Of many friends, ihciudhs Il
pillow sent from the White House, upon when were
the words /" At Rest" IN immOrtcles. Tie services
nj the church were brief III accordance with MF'
Iaford's wishes only a few Intimate fHendS OF ui'
family were present. They included the WHO oil
the Attorney General Secretary Noble ard wife, AS
sstant Secretary Bussey Assistant Secretary Grant,
First Assistant POstmastcrGenerll Whitfield, Assist
ant Attorney General Tyner, SolcltorGehcral Taft
Mrs Blaine and Mrs. and Miss kusk This afternoon
the body started for Indianapolis for burial, special
car being rendered Mr. Haford and his friends by the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Mr. and Miss Haford desire publicly to express
their grateful appreciation and sincere thanks for the
sympathy extended 10 them in their bereavement by
MANY persons, who have called sent kilograms and
notes of condoence, the number being 50 great as
TO make personal acknowledgment impossible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
MISS COUzINs Hollis TIL FORT.

Chicago April 16.-The strife betwn Miss Phoebe
Couz,us secretary Of the Boardof Lay Managers OF
the Worlds Fair, ard the Executive Cmmlttee Of the
body has taken new phase hen he reached her
Office door this morning she fond ii )clled and the
iapitor of the building informed hr tn, he had been
instructed not TO permit her to eter. Miss COnzns
therelpon took possession OF an pjOlnlg room and
Announced that she would hold pOSeSlOnO ii day and
night until the trouble Is settled. She continues 10
held the fort and this afternoon sci Outfor lunch
eon She received telegram iiOhSt. lOuls saying
that arrangements were being m'de hoRng mass
meeting OF women 10 protest against le of the
Executive Committee, and Il teput1On of women
,roitcd on her IN her castle here allu 4idel 10 call
Irelimnary meeting for to-ihght 10 ISe similar ar
Irangnments for a mass meeting mere
Mis-" Touzins found that her lrlv&tpapers, desk
I'D ali dncuments had been cmovd, ahothlng was
90 Snft Iut the TYPEWRITER and f1med ttO, " Love
one another Miss Co1zlns turner % 'he fto face to
Vh,e ,he wall and was ready for business al
NV rLcy have locked me out sle auAed TO q
a,Ser im,3 man and taken away tveTytlt but nv
nnoneiite: vet here / am, ready 10 rlilS.t 10y bus
aPP PP thaf NAV come up. Luncheon of thT Aecutivc
ness Iitec In was served from the Palmer lAe and
thoI 10, Miss COuzlns HOn t%nc % u,snu s.g thus
Tn.rbans TnS5b opening the way for dragging \ two
peinpSS sacs into the trouble. The ladies' ntive
C.tIesei C.tIpi,,cc hv way Of desert, appolH A
..nnossor for Miss Couzns. Their choice wMrs
sucCcsCC ~ coor of Tennessee. who was declared\ ct
Inc secretary Of the Worlds fMr boardd rd oi Ny
Interesting feature OF the fight i the ilfl,A
ootf to Tncle sam There are twenty-ionrr me- Ihe'i N
" ~ thc Executive Committee who draw 30 per ut
oacb ~ when the committee is In session. ~ nav
49, tn, Tyc days 10 remove Miss Couzlns as far up
Sase as she has been removed, the expense lncurr
ie ohout 300.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
GENERAL NEWTON ALSO RrSycxs

Chicago, April 16 tSpeciaD.-General John Newton,
of New-fork, consulting engineer of the Drainage
Board, has resigned General Newton says in his let
ter to the Board:
while an perfectly willing to do anything TO be
OF service to the Board and would dislike TO have 10
considered that am abandoning the ship on the other
hand, at my distance from Chicago 1t Is not apparent
how, with such an accomplished engineer as Mr.
Worthen, my services could be longer needed by tle
sanitary district"
General Newton's retirement, following so closely
upon the designations Of General Smith as attorney
and Mr. Nelson, vice president OF the Board was the
subject Of much gossip. Trustees IOz and willing ar,
on record as ready to resign at any moment and are
only awaiting the action OF the State Legislature on
the amendments 20 the bill now before it, II these
amendments are not made these gentlemen will drop
out without ceremony. 1t Is limited that Judge
Prendergast is weary. Chief Engineer WOrthen is In
New York 20 stay Ills letter of resignation Is dated
March and has been on file many days. When tho
Board what Is left Of II meets Saturday II will have
TO take action the designations OF Messrs. Smith.
Worthel, Newton aEd Nelson and possibly Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
PEOPLE READY TO LEAVE OYSTER BAY.

The discovery of what was supposed to be case
of typhus In oyster Bay. L. L. has led to the adoption
of many precautions to prevent its spread There are
a number of families who have made preparations to
leave their homes should another case OF the fever
make It's appearance, ard 1t is said that In tat case
the town would be half depopulated In twenty-fou
bours Dr. Tallferro of Hcksvile, has had charge OF
Charles Palmer. the victim. since Monday night. At
that time the sick man and his family were removed
from Mr. Fanes to the barn in the rear and the
whole place quarautined. The house and surrounding
buildings were carefully fumigated. Dr. Tallfero has
expressed the opinion that 1t is not case OF typms
fever. as has Dr. Roosevelt, of New-YorS. DR.. Cyrus
Edison. however. TO whom description Of the case
was sent has telegraphed that 1t is undoubtedly
case OF typhus and had come from the same ship as
the cases in this city The report that DE- FinI,ty,
al Woodslde Is without foundation. Palmer. the
Oyster Bay victim, alive Yesterday, but physi-
clans give no hope OF his ultimate recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY GRIP.

Boston, April lG-Major Benjamin F. Talbot, promi-
mont In philadelphia society and we'll known In Boston,
committed suicide at his rooms, No. PAL Columbus
ave. late this afternoon by shooting himself In the
right temple with revolver. lie came to this city
about eight weeks ago, partly on visit and partly on
business and for four weeks has occupied rooms with
friend at the Columbus-ave. house. where since sun
day he has been suffering with the grip Ever since
his illness he las been desponden and the suicide is
ott-buted to that cause lie was born In the vicinity
of BOSTON sxty-sevcn years ago and lived here until
two wears SINCE being connected at that time with
promnent shoe house in this city, which failed lie
then went to Philadelphia, where he has since lived
lie was twice married. and his second wife, who Is all
HaInbia lie served i'm the War Of the Rebellion and
Srat prominent member OF the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-17
ro erpvr IN THE GERMAN ARMY.

Berlin Apfil 16-The papers here have Just printed
brief statement that Lieutenant Powhaan IL Clarke,
of the 10th United States Cavalry, has been detailed
10 serve with the Westphalian Hussar Regiment No.
!, Tbis is the first instance of United States Army
officer being detailed to serve in German regiment ana
the .act that he is permitted to join the Wesphalan
Hussars shows the kindly feeling of the German Gov
ernment and that there is no Jealousy on the part
of the military authorities here Lieutenant clarke
is a klnsman of Lieutenant General Won Nersen, the
commander Of the Third Army Corps The Wertpha ian
Hussars are stationed at Dusseldorf aud there Lieu
tenant Clarke will join them
William Walter Phelps the American Minister here,
called upon General Won Katcnborn, the PrusSian
Minister Of War, and handed him le'tef rom sec
retarv Proctor thanking him for his interest In the
matter and for his kindness in consenting that an
American officer should serve In the German Army
General Won KaenbOr, In reply 10 the letter OF sec,
retary Proctor expressed his satisfaction that he could
do anything TO increase the friendship ana syhpa.Mhy ny
that had always existed between the oihceTs OF inc
American Army and those of tile German Army.