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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-07

Bosros, Mass, June 6.-For New Eng
land: "Wednesday, fair; preceded by rain
in northern Maine and Vermont; cooler.
westerly winds
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FsiIswsd b ctsariss weather psriss ~ pay
Slightly ceeies.

WksHIxsros, June e.-fof Maine
showers. clearing in western portion in early
morning, and eastern portion during the
day cooler: westerly winds.
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wm. J. ssissy q pttasasS, ~, csaaissd
Ssiej6s q Qsssse.

QuEsEc, June s.-The body Of the man
Who commitied suiciie here yesterday by
hanging. has heen identifed ~ William J.
Bailey, Pittsfeh. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-07

wAsHIssTos. June s.--Tbe comptroller
Of the currency has appointed James B.
Ssyles. MilIbury, Mass, q national bank
examiner.
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HAS NO EQUAL.
! MEDICINE Which CURES eyraYDooy
WHO USES n.


e,.nA inntss MAeSEuc cospourp ,o.l,;v.tv
- nefso1s diseases. Here is a ssm,,lc q, =,
a.. ~, -, h"nls T.. Church Is the wife s,f o,. ,f
sr,,e ~ citizens OF iialaweii, Me. For lo,,,
u'as io'd woman Suffered severely froa
its train. $50 ~Hi~h ioaios IN
ane vas 20 reduced in strength that she va. a,
a' Unable To stand alone, without becon,,os, -,
WAY she would fail To tho aoo.. W,x
ny hsrsh q, tied all tho much Wanted ssrssn.rjii,s
~ Aiso ue best physicians bat ottaineI No ~.
mn-ras ,lsI sntl she beRsn taxing HippES.s MAJ n r.
SEIiC COMPOUND. "iao-
,,s,s,l.iS .sinS s'H bottles she shows marked Inn.
pf1seinsnt 10 health; she Sleeps well, tr.Is Iii
~ t = At'le % go about in ssfrty. Mr, ChItrh
husband, saws HfnDES's MssNrr,c CO..,
- ~ hss done her more good than All The nrr
sious Treatment combined. f
ni. iiisnfy r. Clearwater. IIaIloxeii', leading
uss2iNt, ee,efss 20 the truth;alness Of The aboxr
statement, The msdi ine was purchased Al h.,
. s,n.r. and he is personally acquainted with ibe
why 40 you continue To suffer from nervous
HpAb4ce WHen you Can he rnrrd I.u ,,..,..-
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INDIAN BATHS.
The Red Mems knowledge
of the Laws of Health.

sTurkish" and Russian" Bath ofCivi,l-
nation Known to the lndians.-How
They Do It.-A Lesson From Nature
which the Wise will Heed - Kickapoo
Indian 6agws . Grand Remedy.
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ST Ives, s, & e Edwards, Fairfield.
Hilton, br 9. silver Lawn stables Watervtlle
Nntfip Pitcher m. e II Nelson, Watsryiilr.
Gen. Fsarnaagh, ch =. u II Fills. Oakland.
Telephone, b ). + T. Dyer Norridgewoek.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-07

Helen s, blk m, PAGER. W Weston, skovhs
gan.
wesihrook. 70 :. PAGER, Edwards, Water
willie
C'urrser,. br q, SiIv Lawn stables. Watervile.
Lady Nelson eh nv, q Nelson. Watervilie.
Brenda, b m. { II Mel on, Wsterviilc.
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BlOUMr APPROVES

Al Efie-Erie, o; Albany, /.
At Buffalo-Buffalo, 6; Troy, 3.
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Other Games.

Broekton At Lowell. Lewiston AT Dover. Port
land at Fall River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31

lessor Brown read from MS published "ri"ne'' "o
put all the force Of his voice in r"Ph"sn''s p','
oil Ms remarks and almost shput'f NV " :" ~
end"avor TO make his views the NOR rhP"'r. i've
said
The doctrine progressive sonetGcauon Is ," "''a'
ahcc with the laws that God has e>tabii-h'" i"
teal con tution OF The Church ara ''' "'''' "
their potent aid to ;he conscience hr ethical ee'''
ton Of humanity. IL Il always everywhere ana III ~
variety Of form and education or framing "''' " W.
ethical training cease at dtath1 All the Nari7' ,.s-'
progress in the different ~ois n lie. 81 '"'" :"
racial and National advanrrmenr 4" rTuf'd " WV '
level and made Of effect Nv mighty
that viii deal with the race father ana '"''" ''''
and file, master and scholar -e'i--I'lh'"-
and pagan convert the devoted evangelist and the THE"
and murderer (hcrr Briggs -hout"d hl- w"u>l' WI"
ING in his lat hour Christ from tn" shadow o' ~"
callows-al! in undistinpuishabr mas SUI" Wv
trine strikes deadly blow the moral natui" OF ' ~"
ethical constitution society. Ia" historic tainY o. w.
and the moral government Of tod The d"cl'i"' "
progressive sanchc1tion after death narrohlh'> '"'
with Christian eth.cs and both Of these Win "
ethics OF humanity and the ethics Of God. u ''' "
comprehend the whole life the whole h','"'
Of our race from first erection until III day "' "'"'
and all the acts Of God IN creation and Providence "
Grand conception In" divine sanctin""'cn Of man.
This ended the argument of DR.. Briggs on 'h'
charges, and he stated that lie would discuss c'T'"
matters which bad been introduced Into IN" court y"
influence lis decision by Dr. Duhcld. "" d'u ""'
think that DR.. Duhicld had meant 10 do THIS "rohs
fully. hut nevertheless an lnuSiic" had been done.
This statement brought the Moderator I" MS ie''
with the Announce that he and DR.. Briggs III"
agreed not 10 discuss any matter rot In the r'or"
provided II not considered by The court ana
Dr. Briggs. agreeing 10 This did not continue on 'ha'
line. despite Dr. Dufirld'S pleas for him I" Il" -"
Turning to tho Assembly and raising his hands sol
EMMY DR.. Briggs closed his defence aS follows
have endeavorcd to explain nv vi"w-. h"'' '''n
sincerely with all my heart. hop ih"y re >''
forth I'm Holy Scripture. know many Of n''m ar" '"'
forth in the Westminster Confession. chall'hY' you
before ,;oi judge rightly and con-cl"n'"n'E'
cb,enc, YOU to Judge according '" th'
record challenge YOU before Jesu- Christ t" do me-
Justice in YOUR judgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31
NEW DEVICE FOR BA1TLEsIIIPs.

Wn,hngtou Nav :sO-Th- Navy Department Is I'D
,iSed that the French naval architects hay" embodied
in their latest plans for bauhships >ysreu Of pro.
ircted tops that Will afford position Of superior ac-
couuodaton 10 th. commanding officers. Details
that have reached the Navy Department, here show
that tlr>. miniature steel f"rtr'' Al the mast
tons, In addition To an cln pment Of machine guns.
are now being fitted ont with speaking tut~s. con
n,ctlom, with the engine bells. and finally with u
wheel which VIII enable the officer IN The top 20
steer the vcS-, from that petition Great strategic
advantages ave supposed 10 b., mad" available ON this
arrangement. IL viii enable the officer directing
the movements of the vessel Ia Sc" perfectly over
Tia. clouds ~ powder >mok" that hang around
the vessel dTr' K al a"tiN" engagement ana also.
I'M r,r;ain Ia above low Wing fog.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31
MYSTERIOUS urRDgR or 4 WOMAN.

Fall River. Mas, May CO. Tile city Is In 1t state
of int.ns.. excitement tonight over the atrocIou'
murder Of Miss Bertha Manchester. aged twrnty-tw"
wears, a former student Of tile iliyh school ana u
descendant Of one OF tn. oldest families In this se'0ii
of New ENGLAND. Mis- Manchester lived AT u farm
house, four miles from city Hall. on the New BOSTON
Il ad At 80 this morning. her father. stephen
Manchester started for. this city, accompanied BY
bI, son and hired boy deliver milk About o'clock
tfs an.rnoon they arrived home. Freddy. his
tw.lve-y-arold boy. was first to reach the bou'-.
n, orned the Kitchen door In the ell Of l" house
and law his sister lying dead In - pool of blood on
III. nor Ills father ran To the house. ana The,
started for the police station. four miles distant.
II was after o'clock when the pclio. and Med
zeal Examiner Doan arrived. bloody AK" was
found In, wood pile the back fence. The
young woman lying close to the stove, where
she had evidently dragged herself through pools OF
her blood. She badly mutilatei.
The police found that the girls bedroom had been
ried Of some Of Its contents. including gold watch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31
BEDGFBrRY LYON AND JANE

noise made Is almost unbearable However, for the
first exhibition Of pet dogs the show $Sas success.
The attendance was not large In the morning ana
afternoon, but In the evening g0Ody number OF
persons were on hand to admire the aristOcraue
pets.
The. list OF entries large. and the Judges had
hard time judging the 300 dogs exhibition. ~
these toy dogs valued 1T much an ounce ~
their owners, they received the greatest care and at
ten0n. Their kennels prctty draped with
delicate ,k-, and eiderdOwn cushions for the deli.
cately organized pets were common.
Beginning today, there will be ali exhibition of
performing dog, ever afternoon and evening while
the show lasts.
some of those who attended yesterday were Mrs.
Eakely Hall Miss Lillian All n. Dr.. e. Mrs. Foote.
larr> d. Mason. Mrs.. J. Douglas BrOwn Miss Marion
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~ W
11gk44Y A@
wuErI. ,or roRrrNE md GLEN.

WHEEL OF FOPTrNE AND GLEN.
r. Pannister James MOI timer. Miss Jessie Comans,
Mrs. Robert l.. Crawford jr. Harry Lacy. DR.. Shers
wood. Mrs. A. VI. Cunningham Miss Il. V. Chapman.
william J. Fryer, Mrs. :. G. Barnum j. NJ Matthews,
George Bell, Mr., George A. Freeman, Mrs. James r.
Franklin. II. &. Trevor. Frank p. Comstock. Miss w
ilarl ison. Mrs. Logan. Frank Dale and Mrs. Nvsre
o. .Manice
All the dogs judged yesterday. The follow.
Ing are some Of the winners OF first prizes
Cocker Spsnies- Chslenge-Does tsny color. George
Bells champion Fascination.
Cocker Chaense-Bitches tany COLOR. Geofes
Be!l's champion Say.
Cocker Spaniel,Open Dogs tbilck). Swi's Mountsts
Duke OIean.
Cocker Spaniels Open-Bitches tblach Swiss Mounteo
Eehnels Mis-, Wsegles
Cocker sranc-- Open-Docs ANY other color. +. ,.
Dale. Othello.
Cocker SpsnIe,Open- (sny other color. swiss
Mountain Kennels Ruth ;.
Cocker SpsniclsNovce cla-s-'Any other color, ~
Bells Ro>edale Duchess.
Cocker span-ls-Puppies under twelve months. O.
Bells Cooktown Coy.
i,odlc.-O,rn-Dogs (back corded. Charles Pnem's
Tell
Poodles-Opcr-rjoe Cblsck other than corded Cam.
nl- Isores,ey's Kadjsh.
Poodls>-Op.n-rtche> (blark other than corded h.
g. Trevor's Chloe
Poodles-No,ice class (any variety. Camille b"fe@
sey's f,adtah.
Rulldogs-Challenge-Dog +. X. Au.tin's Pathfinder
puldoys- halie ye-Bitchs 4. Il. Graves Adiscombe
Gypsy
Bulldoes-Op.n-Dogs. A. pounds and over. Retaof
Kennels Rcdgebury LYON
pul does-Open-Bitchcs. 30 N srd over J. H.
Matthew Dolly Tester.
Bull doss-open-Doe-, under Is n. W. v. o. q.
Moloy's Tim. ,.
hull, dogPupple~, under Twelve mon'h> W. ''' S'~~'
ford's Mar. -
Bull teirier.-Chslsn2e-Dog and bitches. Mrs. y.
nalc's Edecwoo1 Wonder rft1
Bull tertie, -open-Dogs. 30 N and over Castle Pons
IA Lord BIanord ~
Hull terri-r-- open-Htebe.. 80 N and over. Mrs g.
e. Runtn's Kit
Bull -Open-Dogs, under 80 n. Tubhv Hook
K-nDes Sailor
Hull t,rrier.-Open-- Btchc under 81 n. Castle Pcins
k'Dn'is' Ncrvy.
Pull Noyicc-Dogs and bitches. +. ;. Daies
Idgewood Fancy IL.
lam trrlcr.-puppic> under twelve monrhs-t astls
20 mt Kennels Lord Banfor'
ressct hounds-Do2s. HEM stead Farms ROYAL Hector.
usch shuIuic-C p,s,-Do2s. Mrs MAnice's Don Quxose
H..
Dach neutrality-suspicious.. j. n. Mathews Poiy
Finder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31
EROOhLYN REPTBLUINS MEET
WAND ORGANIZATIONS ELECT DELl&>rE> TO
THE COUNTY Committee.

WARD ORG iNIZ\TIONS ELECT DELf@ArE> TO
THE COUNTY Committee.
\ MEETING of the members of the Thirteenth Ward
Republican Committee. ~ brooklyn, was held last
night al NJ. 400 Bedford ave. All Ia. delegates were
present. George Moult"n called the gathering 10
order and the following officers were elected Pre>i-
dent, cA->upcryiSor stephen y. jacobs: 'lcc-presi-
dent Ira Buchanan. secretary. Joseph J.. Cash
rasur.r. David VI. Drucry sergeant alarms Jacob
bowel delegates to County Committee: long Term.
Charles small short terms, benjamin Wolf aud Dr.
!. W. Fleming.
In the Fourteenth Ward III" meeting was held at
No 80 Grand st. The following officers were elected
President John Brsnnagan wee president. Louis jack
soE secretary. Charles q. Urinhs, treasurer Henry
Young delegates TO County Committee: long term.
Herman Wagner short term John Greaney
I'm the Fifteenth Ward the meeting was held on Mon.
day night at International Hall.
The sixteenth Ward met at Turn Hall. No.. II
N.s.rulr.st. and elected a, president Henry schultz,
secretary Andrew Frank. Delegates IN the General
Committee were elected. Joseph \. Benlsmin WAS
chosen ~ executive member
The Nineteenth Ward Committee met ut No -
I..-nN. John ). McK.On was elected president Su'
ward Gnman vice president john kis,ei treasurer
Henry W. smith secretary and christopher b. 'rodle
Jacob Worth and Herbert Taylor for thu long term.
nd william G. Conao, and Henry \. Powell for me
short term. FIX senator Jacob Worth was dcSgnnte"
AS tL. member OF the Executive Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31
THE HARLEM REG ITTA ASSOCIATION.
ZINE CONTESTS on THE RIVERA MAN THRowU
INTO THE WATER.

The tuentyseventh regatta Of the Harlem Regatta A.
oaton va, held Yesterday the Harlem River. Thou-
.,,d. Of poplr the captain r.. y. Gianntnt.
ho va. I'm the second the junior singles, was
,ovn into the river by his boat parting In the CENTRE
uo va. nIcked up by = tugboat. In the morning the
.,rtInr poin wa. just above the Fourhave RsilrosA
h,ld,. and the finish M,eomb- Dam. In the after
oooo the order WAS reversed. John Hunneke. OF the
x,huy,k Navy WAS referee and the timeksepers were
Theodore Van Rsdrn. J. II. Abel jr.. and Walter sm-
,o, Robert II. FELTON,, Of the Ssawanhzka Club ives
starter.
tn. junior singles. ar-t heat, va. won by John ).
Bailey Cre.csnts; CASA. Walter ''"oiS'nG' Lone
Stors wou the eecond heat; 30.
The nrst heat il the senior single was won By
Christian Doncsan Atalents- :32r. The second heas
wa. won by William Mulesrc. Dauntl-.s; 1854.
10. the junior doubles. the first heat by the
Lone Starr mcn--A. ). Meyer. bow: ;. r. stern.
siroke--tlme. G:l7.
The junior four-oared gig Won bv III" Union
n.en-P Cassidy, bow; r. Is. Ellis, two; !. J. Me-
Dcrn,ott Cnrva }. D. Ormsby sssoae. =. l.. Browhs
rrSsw ain. Time, 8:34i.. Ola
The next contest that Of the "ieht-o,red s'sis
Th. crew. the Ncw.iork \. g.. Columba
College Hudson Eiver u. e., Atlanta Is. L. and ne
b,,hrrian u. c. III. New.lork A. Z. men won. Time,
crew tainted, bu. they tesain.d their strength
Ia the. Intermediate foui-osr-d gig tn Union Croe
men won The senior eight tr~d she'll race between
crews Of the New.Nork A. C. and Atlanta H. e., wO
Won by the FINER. Time. G:i'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31
wnrk At THE REFORMED ~YSoD.

T.. ,di,e Penn MAY 3D.-At I" dat session 81 'hr
.,...t r.6tu,,-i .,uni. the >ufdaN --"huul Eoari
r.. ,nrr.d in favor oi ia" creation "i >nId ~ H'h"'i
>.rrtnr II wa. dctdrd Ia d!~'onlinn" liz" u"l''-
tim, -, In. .,n.- Fathers al The li"I'rn"h 'h'i'"
I, VA, d...m.d Unexpected. Ia reNlr ia" '''iIn"h hl mn
ho,r II mi. line. The Reformed Chnrch nhSl h''!
~ the larhor "f New >"rk PI'H' h"' " "f'''''"-
report rs wori. among newly "'rN'' '"" H'' .
r Committee. On tories pondr 80 Win tu" K'l"r"'"
rnnd ~ GERMANY and switzerland mad" report
,,,,.,i,i hv a number Of resolutions III '''lnalr
ia. gl.t Of which was that they thnnl'T 'hir t"F'
mean h,thr,r for their wish for el"Nei relation hi"
recommended t,. establishment ~ port missionary
# E,.n.n Hamburg and other "crman Anh ii"''''
seal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31

The newly appointed surgeon General Of the Army.
'''org" W. >ernberg. received many kilograms Of
congratnlation yesterday. The place Is coveted
one. aud great pressure was brought to bear upon
the War Department by ia. many applicants for the
position.
surgeon General >ernicrg born ia NewfOrk
Jum :. 1885 and WAS appointed assistant surgeon
In The Army. With Tn. rank oi first lieut. lan IN MAJ.
loGl For faithful and meitorous services during the
hr bre,"t-d CAP tain and major IN the Army.
IN May. Loo. he the actual rank Of captain
aud assistant surgeon. aud In Decernber 1873 major
rnd surgeon Two years ago he made Deputy
''eneral with the rank Of Lieutenant Colonel
t,-ncrn 'terli"rg Is usually spoken of a. the cholera
yellow fever expert and his record Of service T.
long one. After his appointment In l-Gl H. was
81 Ii General -yhrS'- command In the Army of IN"
Potomac - August 80. and then spent lhre. months
In hospital dut, Portsmouth 'irovr. H. /. lie
with Grn-ral BnnhsS expedition and IN the once Of
the medical direct ~ the Department Of the Glf. 10
january. l,'tI when l- made medical director
at Columbus. ohio with charge OF the nitrd hatrs
t'ru,ral Hospital 1T Cleveland III, next post Was
with the i:;th United states Infantry jefferson
Earrac s. Missouri. In l-G7 h. attracted attention
ny his nj work at Fort Harker Kan. during
The cholera epidemic. For the next three years he
kept a." the field b> the Indian campaign and in
III he stationed at Fort Hamilton. Long Island.
during The yellow ."v~r "pid"n''. After periods Of
,rrVrr Fort Warren. Mass. the ID partment OF the
';IIf. and IN III" medical director, office New
Orleans, he made post AT Fort Barrancas.
| Fla. In the yellow fever ept!emcs Of 1873 and 1873.
In 1875 he became attending surgeon at the head
quarters Of the Department OF the Columbia, but
! afirrward sent lUsi-snrgeon at Fort wala
MALTA, with IN interim Of field work during the N-E
Icrce, expedition In 1877. He was u member Of the
Havana Yellow Fever Commission In 1879 and served
special duty With the National Board VI Health until
August. ISL. when he ordered 10 the Depart
m"nt Of California serving a. post surgeon at Fort
Ma on until May. 1894. lie WAS attending surgeon
and examiner OF recruits nj Baltimore until 1871. when
b" made deputy surgeon general. In 1855 he was
delegate from the United states - the Internal lonal
-anitar, Conference 1T Rome. and was detailed by
Trr,ld ut (lc,rand Ia make Investigations relative ~
the cause and prevention 81 yellow fever. IN pnr-
Of This lin of snd, he visited BIi,zll aud
MEXICO In 1857. and Cuba In 1--- and l,s3.
t,cn- al >irrnbcrg /, honorary n,eIaber Of the
Auirr tan society of Medicine. 81 the Chronological
society ~ London. of the Royal tcndeniy ~ Medicine
Rome. ana Of the Imperial academy OF Medicine az
Flo de J1uI.rD,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31
PET DOGS WIN PRIZES.
LENOX LYCEUM RESOUNDS WITH A BARK,
ING AND ROWLING CHORUS.

THE T1R'T ANIMAL EXHIBITION OF TAD
AMERICAN PET DOG CLUB OPENED
AWARDS MADE.
That there was dog show at Lenox Lyceum every
who came within a block OF that place Yesterday
soon discovered. The exhibition under the
auspices Of the American Pet Dog Club and included
only pet dogs which were. a rule. we'll bred but
practically useless. The Lyceum not built To
exhibit dogs In. TIA acoustic properties TO b
admired when sweet sounds heard, but when Q
chorus Of dogs barks Is echoed and reechoed tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31
THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN MlNi>IERItN.

Philadelphia, May aO.-A debate Ia Ill. case OF the
Rev. j. }. Rcitz, pastor Of the 'h'rrNNh' 'huri.
cnlivcncd this morning. proceeding" OF The Evan
s,llcai Lutheran MInIstcrium. MI EeiNs '"nsr"ga-
ton recently divided aud the majority lao'oh re-
qucsted the Withdrawal Of h' name from ne minis
terium and the granting To him OF c'rn'''' u s""d
standing. TIA, .,co,d conference to which the mat
u.r WAS referred recommended the appointment Of Il
committee OF three 10 investigate the case and In the
mean time TO withhold the issuance q" ecr''icai" To
the Rev. Mr. Rez After long discussion the ease
WAS sent back In fine cond conference. and that body
will act upon II.
The reading OF the president rrpo'. followed, and
the withdrawal Of the Rev. Francis horeS'rs name
from the roll Of IN. mIuIstcrium allowed. The
,,,.,.A,,, a.o,s, a., , congregation without n
minister should Se repr" " In the mnlscrnm by
= lay delegate After The appropriation OF ~ 800 to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31

motion al This time prevents the ultimate advance
ment Of less than thirty four officers of various
grades In his CORPS owing The fact that they
himself His own date Of retirement Is 1902. Con
,dering The matter Of advancement over seniors in
rank and age. hi. Is similar 10 that OF Surgeon
General rryon. Of the Navy, who recently succeeded
Medical Director Browne upon the lstter's retire.
ment. ABIDE from the military TEXTURES Of the
The selection Of surgeon General Sernbrrg Is
happy froie .slon.ly he stands among The
ahr>t officers I'm hi, corps. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31

On seeesd aoov mav be /om,sd an
exhibition Of SOLID SILVER.
WARE aChtcl, im the attention
giUem to beauty Of form and ap.
preparedness Of 0rnamentati0n,
IN disttsactivety different from any
other stock to be seen im Ne,c York.
AW tCIsO are interested IN artistic
table NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OR
BUYERS-Nre incited to inspect
it.
THEODORE Il. STARR,
eos Fi7h Ave.-M0elis0n Square
isGlm
19J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31
niyygR FOR cOLOyEL T.. ". KNOx.

dien.r was given Il The Hotel hunSaf''' "''''
~. rho Irish Brigade Associate last ,N'h'"'''
- 80. -, rolonr rdwari VI. Knox The members W
49, h,,c,dc marched with the Colonel In the lac "''
~. -, ,o love him. More than sixty Of tn mch''
a ., tho association were present. Colonel Jonn -
Mulhall presided. After dinner 'n' many Virtues wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-31
THE NEW SUPERINTENDENT.

HIS SELECTION A sURPRIsE-MANY OFFICERS OF
HIGHER RANK PASSED OVER.
Washington. May 30 iSpecaD.-The selection BY
the President last night Of Lieutenant Colonel g. ".
Sternberg surgeon General OF the Army. to sue
coed General Sutherland created much surprise In
military circles. 1t not known that Colonel
Sternbcre was IN aspirant for the place. nor was
1t thought that his being considered. The
general belief prevailed that the President would
choose one OF the senior officers OF the Medical Corps
such Il belief being based on the Presidents past
course in Army appointments The new Surgeon
General supersedes In rank OF his former seniors
SIX colonies and fOur lleuena mt & colonies. His pro.
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MRS T. BrRD CRrBR IMPROVING

Iiightstown, y. j., May :O.-Drs. william Pepper
and A. W. Taylor. attending physicians on Mrs. 4.
an Improvement In her condition. Mrs. Grubb. who
III from typhoid fever. slept from !; To IL o'clock
this morning and the fever \, abating
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The police believe that the motive Of the awfuI
huchery WINS robbery, but they have no elew -
the assassin.
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Muhlen!erg College the ministerium took recess.
Upon rcassembnC, six ministers and five laymen
We're elected as trustees OF Muhlcnberg College.
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Al the close Of the Assembly the proceedings tam
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