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Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-25

1000 yds. heaviest best yard-wide
brown domestic, 55c.
1000 yds. best standard dress cali
leo, best goods made, DC.
The above goods have been wet
once but you wouldn't know it.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-25
Hinton Drug Co.,
Keeps all the time a full and com
plete stock of
Pure. Fresh Drugs, the
Leading Patent Med
icines, Paints, Oils, Etc.
A few select groceries, of the best
quality such as tea, coffee, sugar, etc.
T9blGCOS and Cigars.

An assortment of Clocks from
which every one can make . salts
factory selection, and very low for
the extra quality and kind:
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-25
Tinware Department Bargains

INV are DePdT lIHeHU- DIT SdIHS
800 stamped wash bowls, 3 for l0c.
100 gallon coffee pots, l3c.
100 nice black handle dippers. 4c.
100 10-quart stamped dish pans, 17!c.
100 14-quart stamped dish pans, zoe.
100 halfgalIon milk-cups, ) cts.
800 2-gallon, covered, buckets, zoe
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-25

Combs, Backing and Suspenders.
Lot of coarse combs, for ) cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
GRAIN EXPORT TRADE
From New York City Mostly Carried by
Foreign Vessels.

New YORK. Feb 7--Willisn f. Fer
Puson OF tine New York Produce ExchBnge,
who is a recognized authority on he
statistics of the grsin export trsde OF this
port, has juss .de mis- annual report.
The tables complied by Mr., Ferguson
show the enormous iucresse Of the grain
export trade OF New YORK srd the dwindllpg z
away Of the American ocean marine.
The completeness with which steam hss
superseded sail in the ocean csrTvirg trade
may be seen from the fact that of 1888 ves-
sells which carried cargoes Of grain from
this pors durius the yesr 1891, only Is were
calling vessels.
There we're shipped from New York to
Europe during 1891, 68, ,223 52s bushels Of
grain. This vss carried ia 1928 steamer
| ard Is sailing ships British, ) Italian, 4
Austrian, snt Norwegian.
OF the 1898 sbiplosds only % we're car
ried under the American flag. There are
only four American steamers left il the
| grain carrying trade. They are the old
passenger steamers Of the late American
line which used to run from Philadelphia
| under the control OF the Pennsylvanis rail-
road. These four stesmsTs-sb1us all that
is lef; Of the American trans-Atisntic mar.
chant msrine--nade 25 voyages during the
year.
Crest Britain has the lions share Of the
void. carrying trade, and no less than
792 shipiosds iefs this part usder the British
flag Lass yeaf. This was nearly t~o-shirds
OF tie entire number.
Next came Germany With I43 ships,
Holland pith "A, Belgium With 81, France
| ~dh "a, Norway with 20, Denmark With
20, It-iy win "a, Persussi with I6, Spsin
| = ifh 10 and Aust.ia With 8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
Very lndiscreet.
FWatsrvilIe Sentinel. I

The Mail las: week published an article
in which vas employ d, for tns flrst time
in sny newspaper, Offensive snd ssurriiaus
language towards Governor Blrleigh, csli-
ing him "demago que" aud "desigria G
poiiIicisn" smons other abusive exprrs-
sions. Have Mr. Mliiikeh's prospects fer
s nomination become SO hopeless as to r. =
quire this outrage upon the character OF 90
honorsble, fair and hiGh-mindei an oppo-
nent rs Gov. Burltish? Does Mr.. Mill :
ken's organ challenge a retort in kid
They also grow that dirt flung at Governor
Burleigh will not induce him SIS r Z publican
spd 8 gentleman 10 descead to sueh war-
fare. Is such an attack manly? Il il
worthy Republican Newspaper
or its candidate: The exigsnties Of lhe
Governors canvass do not require hot
temper nor a resor. to the elsndering Of
any orposirg candidate and bis high
minded course In this contest commands
lbe increased respect of every ifue H. =
publican. Well msy The Portland Advei-
iiser think is strepge that q newspaper
claiming to be Repahlican should thus
Witty the Governor OF the State ard 0
leader Of the party whose following in the
last election was such splendid tIihute to
his oftcisi uprighiness, RepubEcanism, and
popularity. We believe that no other ca e
didste for Congress in this district would
Re SO indiscreet not to say mendscOus ~ TO
approve or inspire an Article such as the
Mail published.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
THE NORTHWEST INDIANS.
They Cannot Live in Houses and Are
Dying Rapidly.

SAN FRASCIsco, Feb IN. NJ Covley
~ 6poksn, Washington. is in the city.
H has beeu for mary wears pioneer Of
the N r.hres.. l. 1856 he est,olished q
yos'-irs5ersbip at ths piscs nov Known a.
Cow VS. B,i 'ge, Or the 81 okane river, and
then bought aud haadlad furt htsined by
Cslispel, Spokane, CDir d'Aiere, sud
Columbia iuyer Igd!srs He remained
there snd on the Kootensy river, where he
vas slso engaged In buying furs, till three
wears hgo he is ore of toe best informed
men On Ill mss'ers pertaining to the lid ian'
IA tha Northwest.
"Fh y are sill dyi ing off rapidly" said
Co~ley. 'in very short time ~e shslI
have no Indisns. FsAe the CGu, d'Aleues,
for Instance. They have a magnificen,
reservation and 8pe farms and sood houses,
bu. the houses are killing them. They
csb't sS4hd rorfs. Last week they gor
money for e portion of this reservation not
ussd by them. L: smpan'ed TO $1,000 apiece.
There axe onl5 soout 200 Of then, and tie
children, and old ones, tao. are diving all
he time. Cd Chef Gary. enc Of the
warriors of Alp wa who FOL. .hs sgsiost Col.
Siep'oe in that famous var, ded just be-
fore lef. They are all going fsst.
"Io 1862. whenI WAS on tbe Spokane
River, there were immense bands Of Co II
d Alene, Cslispel, Spokane, and Columbis
RIVER Indians about there. They were
engaged ftssdily in huatiag and trapping
sill kinds Of wild snimsls Then ,he wtie
had not eurosched IN them, and they were
robust and healthy. 1t ia a mistake to try
and civ lie them. Civiiizatien kills, and
the governmens when it does il puts itself
in position of numbering them. Th y
must be wild or they are nothing. They
csnaot exist 1T ali II we keep on civiliz-
ing them We shall nave no Iodisns. Ap-
psrently, this is something the Govsrnmen,
y ii not uUderafand v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
THIRD DISTRICT POLITICS.
Disgraeefnl Business.


The Republican newspapers OF Maine
are very ougsposen in ieneaReta2 the bitter,
acrimonious wsy in which Governor Bur
ieiga's opponents in the the third distric.
are expressing themselves. This Is s novel
spectacle IN the parry, sa3 one
no, cal.ulsiei to promote bar
many. Il ~il rot further the Interests
Of those men. Who, If they do nct furnish
TIL. odorous po xder. at least eoun.srauee
tbs use of il. When Mr.. MIiiken was in
Auggsss isss week the Bso vas g,sTfsd 70
note that b. received every courtesy fr0 N
the Kenu eoee JOURNAL The slurriag abuse
~het his WSteryiife organ showers upon
the Governor Is a very poor wsy 20 repay it
The matter has caused mach Comment sill
over the State. Thoughtful pssty leaders
regret thai Gavsrnar Bgrisigh's opponents
have chosen to Icy ssi4s The procedure OF
c1urieous RepahhcsHism aud descend -
Billlngsgste. The PnrtlsDd Prsss, ia .ts
recent article, voices the general sentiment
While the t9oi killer appears 20 have a
mission 10 Wstervllie, the cnsnces OF re-
sslstion.-so far SIS the kao~ledgs or con-
sent of Gov. Rurleigh is cor csr1ed, Are,
we .hink fastl Thus fsr His Exce llei cy
has c1I & = Led the cam psiss with the euurls-
~ snd digaity or ~ thz Chief Executive Of
: powerful State. M matter phst the
provoeation may be, there is no ressan TO
suppose that be or MIS- supporters viii. De-
mean themselves by ibro Sing mad or
br.ekDsis. The weapons used by the
Wa:ervilie Mail are not il the Governor 3
srmQry. He has no uss foi them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08

Secretary FGrter vas seen by . reporter
sed ssss for lis opinion for the effect OF
the letter. He said he had been anticipsi-
irg iIs appeaIsncs. hu. vas suIp.sed thsi it
had c7ne ont now. ''It will re,ult,
think" he said, .'in President Harrison $
ren0mins.or.
Secretary Elsins said it hsd been known
smong The Republican poiitioisns for
month. and was becoming generally Known
among the people that Secretary Blsine
would not be candidate, ard they were
arranging for that condition of Affairs.
The great mass we're for the President and
he will he renominAted.
Secretsrv Tracy was not surprised. Ii
points 10 Hsrrisen's nominssion and re-
election, said he.
Secretary Noble said with Blaine out of
the field. no msn is Of sufficient national
importance 10 con5est the nomination with
Mr.. Harrison.
Attorney General Miller lad nothing to
say.
Secretary Rusk said it locked to him rs
il President Harrison bad q clear field.
Senator Cullom ssid: II sm not sur
prised had iniimsiions If lie comidg
from various sources, indeed from the zee
retAfy himself but nothing definite. II it is
construed oy bis friends 10 mean an sbso-
Lutte refusal, az have 10 doubt it will be,
il opens the field for nomination"
sd IS that mean you will enter, Sen
aior?"
Yes, ii does. have said to my friends
that having given IiiiDois thirty Years carr
est service in the state legislature, six 10
The g0veE5or's chair, eight in the lower
house OK Congress and Zine in the Senate
l would esteem il grssg hNnor to have the
Delegation to the Nationsl Republican Com
v-ntion from Iilneis su port me for the
Presidential nomination"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
JAPAN'S EXHIBIT AT CHICAGO.
About $500, 900 Appropriated by the
Government

YOKOHAMA. Japan. Feb. Just before
heiog dissolved by imperisI decree, the
Japanese parliament raised a bill sppre-
pristina ihe sum Of $50 900 yen (,bout
$500 O00) for the exposition at Chicago.
lhis vas the only measure which WAS
tenn Jtsd by the recent parliament -ithous
g,eat tquabbling Everybody seems pleased.
but macy would have preferred 10 dnubl.
the appropriation. The japanese press
speak very confidently OF the benefit which
.Ae mpire Titl derive from tho exhibit n
~ JApsn's resources nj Chicago,
The press attributes two msln causes 10
,he tardy growth OF Japsn's fJieigA trxie--
NJ urly that the products ard manu- gscturog
q the couH'ry are not sufficiently advaT
Used abroad ard that few Japsnese me- .
chants trade directly with foreign cur
tries, prsfetring to conduct commercial
tea s4ctions through the medium Of the
foreign commission houses in the several
reaty ports.
Tbs Worlds Columbian Exposition Offers
f. ne opportunity OF introducing Jepsr-
ese msuuisc ufers TO the world, but much
depends upon the zesl and energy shown
by the officials representing japan. Tho
native press claims that at the last expos e.
I'm ~ fhl1 NV JfIdFttr 'H iti5 Wsf"
In 81 ffsrsBt to the in;efehts Of their count y
aud of its exhibitors, while the repfesen-
.s'iVes Of other pAtiOrs sefe dilligent In tx
plsni5g 70 visitors the nature aud use Of
,hs exhibits under their ch.gge. The ne
cessily of sppsnding to every exhibit e1-
hibis explanations in several foreign Ian
Qusges and the sdvissbiily Of the govern.
meut scfatiniziDs carefully eech exhibit,
A nd its wsy into the Jrpsgese pavilion, Is
impressed upon the dfil1isls who are 10
upervise the distribution of the sppropria.
linn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
ABDUCTED.
An Eddlnstoa Xeman Lass
'H.F B:'tV'd Daughter
I'D leeusts a I,Ietbo' Of Taking Her
from The Parental Roof.
The Ice Prospects Seem to be Looking
Better on the River.

BAseoR, Feb. 6 a voman who lives In
Ellington called up9n Chief Of Police Par.
xes ys,ssr rdsy ard stated that her daughter
hat been 2tGucpd. Shs told TIE circuu
stsoess Of tie sssr. AID he chic, Ihsn
referred her IL Cgunay AIGrasy Bailey,
sho woui have charge Of the ca,e.
H stcr, is T. the sffiaef that = sbor. time
aga aer daughter, ~hs 10 IL years II age,
diesp 7esFei. snd she hss EeiJhef ssen her
nor hsarG suytbIBg frc.r her tirectly since.
So sccGses sofasn who lives uesr he- c I
being .he shductfrss. ard nov tskes such
s@sil III IN The sgsttsr IS ste hopes will resuIE
Ia the fssusn of her dsushter.
Thfspgh her sos, who is acquainted with
;he soa Of The woman Shom she accoses,
hs IL lr1ed lhst Ebe later hsd stated that
cltlz-n Of gre CT ihs summer resorts had
~isbed to Iske the li'.le gifl into his house-
h1id ard make her MS heiless. The woman
sho acted as his sgeat in the matter ssid
thss she would speak 70 the mother Of the
ehlld and get her consent.
Tn mo,ber hsviBg heard OF the proposal
hat vas TO be msce, d-Cif ed that she would
not conse0s until she Learned something z
more. Nhs woman, however. did net ap-
prusoh the molhsr On the subject, but 10 sc-
cusad OF tski1g the child, hrlngirs her 20
his cily and seldisg her to the p.rs9n who
Wished 70 sdopf her.
The matter viii c9me before the grand
jury Iodsy.
III mother OF he abducted girl is Mrs.
Eliza Cummings. and the neighbor whom
,h accuses of robbiDz her Of her daughter
is Mss. Ireson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
FIRE AT MANCHESTER.
Two Larss Business Blocks Burrsd..-
Loss, Si26,000.
sixty People Driven Out Into the Cold
In Seanty Attire.

MANCHESTER, N II Feb. The most
disastrous fire since 1870 visited this city
early this morning destroying two large
business blocks on Elm street. and badly
dam g,ng Two other blocks. The fire star
d Va the store occupied by the John b.
VArck Company, cause not known. The
buildings burnsd were John Is Varick's
s,d the Chamberlain hers block, and the
Old H. dre,h block owned by the Truesdal
and Mitchell hsirs. The dsmsy" to the
stock IN the stores is esnmst.d al 100, 900.
To tie buildings sbou, S25 600.
Tht following named business Arms were
burned out or hsd property badly damaged /;
John Il Varick Company, Wholesale and
retail hardware. paints and oils; William
A rruesdale. trunk manufacturer. fur and
hat dealer; Robert II. Mexican, tsilor; A.
W & W. s. Heath, shoe dealer Roger q.
sullivan, cigar manufacturer. wholesale
snd retail dealer in tobacco and Supplies
Wlllism IL tIsrs, tailor; the Manchester
One Price Clothing Company; J Y. Dig
am, druggist the Weston & Hill Company,
dry goods. Other firms suffered damage
from smoke and water. The upper stories
# Granite block. including the hall Of the
st. Paul Catholic Temperance Society, and
une corner of Straw block, were Quilted.
AloDzo Eiliotts insurance agency had over
$40 Coz risks on the property damaged.
Foue other sgeneiss also were interested.
Sixty people were driven from their
,obps into the street 10 their night clothes
and bare footed Ths promptness Of the
policemen ia awakening the inmates. saved
loss Of life. An explosion ~ oil or pow
der forced out the front Of Variok's sore
The tiremen bad hard fgnt TO save the
new Pembroke block, containing ths Ma
sonic headquarters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The s D Wsrren Co, divided 1922 $50
among their employees 81 Cumberland Mills,
Friday, being the first dividend of profits
o be ,hsred by them.
NJ r. SasTle, sdverti,ing sgent of the
Atkinson House Furnishing CO Of Maine,
died suddenls st his home 10 Portland, Fri
day, by the bursting Of blood vessel.
Daniel W. Perkins OF Ssco, a needle
peidier, VITO wss arrested in Auburn. FIJI
d,v, for passing bogus checks, has \ large
family Ia Ssco in destitute circumstances,
Ia the case of Ponce sgains. the Po,tlsr d
Mssons where he sued TO reeaver $500
70, furnishing clam bske srd the verdict
wss 5000. Ponce is granted new trisi By
S1prene court.
Department Comm sndsr Dyer Saturday
msrning made the following appointments
Charles F. Jones, Sko~hegsn, sssis ant
sdjutspt general, A. D. Russell, Augus;a,
che recruiting officer.
The Bdlef9rd bosrd OF trade has re-
elected John F. Gold b ssite president. A
large committe has been appointed to max g
arrangements for the entertainment of tn .
Sts'e board next month.
thS chit EtF-F - skSlu W H%Nl-
gslioR. The Thermometer rsgisterei eigh;
tegrse below zero Saturday morning The
ice men begsn today TO get ready for hs,-
vssting. On some ice feids near the shore
the ice is 10 inches thick
The frs, load Of ice Gu. 8. Neq1sss At
pond ~ss ,sken to Bath Saturday. snd j,
-as Of frs; class quality, some Of the cake.
being eieven iaehes thick ciesr OF sap.
The field has rot been opened but woIk
will start next Moody. IL the fsld there
is fourteen inches Of ciesr ice.
August Foriin sni Philippe Desj sj,rdens,
Of Brun,wick, were before the municipal
court Friday. chsrged With defraudire the
Metropolitan Life In.uraDca Comrany cf
New York by securing Insurance on people
ltvils in Csnsds without any examination.
They ~sre teld 10 $1,000 for appearance
Mondsv. The local agent OF the company
fed when exposure became imminent,
Several hundred such policies have been
found
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
Insults Broadcast.
Somerset Reporter.

When the sxigencies of d csuse or anv
mans candidacy require thss personal
abuse shall b. beaped upon Al opponent in
public newspaper, thst csIee or cendi-
dscy must be 10 q deplUrsble condition,
The Wstervile Mail lsst week used a long
editorisl abusing Governor Burleigh as q
demsgogue and political shys'er of the
tie most virulant type, and also got ID &
wire 81 sun3ry newspapers.
We qsrte brief from the Mail:
"The KfnDebec Journal, Governor Bur
leigh's own orPa1, quotes row ard then
from the columns of some inspired sbeet
an eiitcrisl eItol ling the Governor because
he is g farmer ard becsufe he loves HE
fe,lox farmers ~ilh all his heart
Governor Burleiah is not farmer, does
not claim to be farmer, neither has
any paper that supports him for Congress
ever stated that he is farmer CT
ext0lied him because he ia farmer.
Therefore the above is not only fslsenood
and foolish fslsehord but putting such
clsptrap into another editor's mouth ie IN
ju..ifsble under aDv ci,cumetsnces.
ln referring to Governor Butieigh tn
Mail ssys:
He has fsIlen into bsd error Of ju5g-
meDt in assuming tibet it is sn easy msttst
for designing politician to impose upon
the fsrmers."
This is the first time we have ever seen
the point r.ised .hst it Is an easy msiter to
imrose upon farmers, apj il is a. impnsi-
ton TO single out the farmer for the ppr
pose OF putting this imputation upon him
by raising this point. The farmers OF
Maine sre IS intelligent as the men of apy
other occupation or profession, and
the man vho ioHinustes to the contrary, OF
the paper that holds it to be necessary to
is'ue special note Of wsrning to farmers
to prevent them from falling INTO political
pitfalls is hespiDg insult upon them thsi has
rot even the virtue Of being direct and
open.
Abuse is not argument and VIC shsll be
surprised if the large measure besped upon
the head Of Governor Burleigh will help the
cause Of any of bis competitors even in the
city of Ws,erviile.
The titsde of last week seems entirely
unlike the graceful work Of the gentleman
ly. cultured editor OF the sedate Mail, but
more hike rejected Communication writ.
ten for = metropolitan, independent paper
by an irresponsible correspondent, and
brought in of # the street OF a night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
MAINE INDUSTRIES.

The Piscatsqais Telephone Company is
to extend its line, this spring, from Dexter
through asrland, Exeter, Charleston, Esst
C0iiath and Ksndusxesg to Bangor.
The S'r- Herald says ths Preiqne Isle
electric light plant Is tbs largest and finest
Of the kind In ,he county. Ia addition to
the enlargement Of the pisnt the wires
have been extended 20 a. To bring nearly
all the residences a. well IS business places
within cary reach Of the system; and 1t is
quite certain that within year the electric
syslem will supDly a iarse msjoriiy Of
private residences with Iish', because Of
Its greater safety and convenience.
BsloT we sivs the total shipment Of lam
Der over the Phillips AID RsngeIey X. X.
from the mills along its line. Tnis lumber
has been forwarded TO Farninato1 aad
trsnsfsrred to cars Of the NJ. G X. Il :,
shich has taken II to city markets Far
the year 1891 the amount sert is 6,3l0. 900
n. during Jan, 1892, (l8s Marrow Gauge
esrs) 5000 II. Fne large amount of
lumber waiting a. the different mills makes
ii safe 70 say, that with more sawed ous
10, next fonr weeks the prospect for as
much freight in Februny is an ss.urei
fsct.-Pbiilips Phonogtaph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
Meteorological Report.
CAPT. fCHLEY WAS READY.
lie Would Have Given the Chilians a
Warm Reception.
seh. 7. isa2 II ? NJ

WASHINGTON, Fen An interestins q
incidehs la connection vito the Chihar
Z fi.ulty Las n +; before tbis been made
public.
Afer the stack on the sailors nf ths
Baltimore, excliemanl ran high ia Vslpar.
also, s1d as viii b. r5m msmbered, rumor.
we're Thick sai grs qlept that the Chiliani
intended TO attack the Baltimore. The
naval administrations on their part wers
very threatening, sud tf such q character
that Capt. Schley felt impelIed to pus hi.
ship in order t0I d hoI tght if il vas forced
upon him.
According TO the reports, combined st.
tsck was TO he made upon the Baltimore BY
the Cbi,ian cruisers, the Esmerslds and the
Almiraate Ccchrsus. and tho torpedo YES
sells
The idea uf TIE Chilisns was that will
their force ihey could make q complete
wreck Of the Baltimore IN very shor
time.
Capt. Schley did not think so. At ans
rate he was ready to give she IN warm re.
cep.icn. On i.her side of the Baltimore
and between the range Of her 9uus and the
Chili.n crnisers lay the German msn-of
ssr Leipzig and the English msn-of- Val
Melopomene. Capt. Schley had determined
il case of attack 10 let ,ae torpedo boar
in the beginning ssd direct his attention &c
the work Of disabling the cruisers. But he
waited 10 have them ia the line of hi,
gu1s.
Get.it & il his gig he first boarded the
German msn-of-vsr ard stated his views
and wishes TO her commapdsr. The Ger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-08
CAPITAL NOTES.

The surveyor Of customs al New York
has recommended the removal 10 that city
CT tweaty Ave inspectors of custpme.
7 g announcement will be made Monday
Of the appointment Of Eixard C. O'Brien,
New York, as commissioner Of navigation,
vice William B. Bates.
Mr. George Stuireli If BROOKLYN has
purchased # Peter v. Hus,ed Of Ne<
York for s25 0C0 he big painting known
as "SixtS-1aut; Grant and HE Generals, u
which has been ia safe deposit vsal. in
Washington for several years.
The following orders were issued from
the navy department. Saturday; Capt. W
s Schisy !. relieved from the command OF
the cruiser Baldm9rs aud piscsd on day
in charge of tbs third lighthouse di'.iict.
relieving Cspt. II T. Plcsins, aho i, CT
dered 20 the cemmsnd Of the cruise,
Charleston. The Bsltimore is to be cam
mznasd by CspE Wm Whitehead. Who j.
a. presen; on duty s5 the Boston navy yard