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The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

The Bench and Bar of Delaware rendered dinner to Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, Ambassador to England at the Hotel Bellevue, Philadelphia, Saturday night.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

The schooner Newell Eddy, load ed with corn and having a crew of seven, is believed to have been lost in Lake Michigan during the storm last week.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

Steel caskets for the bodies of those who die suddenly on ship board are being carried on many of the transatlantic liners. The re- mains are placed in them and her medically sealed.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

A new and powerful explosive is being tested at Harlem. It is called naximets. It is smokeless and loes not ignite easily.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

A terrific windstorm passed along the Richmond and Danville Rail- road in Virginia and North Caro- lima, doing great damage.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

L. o. Desforges, member of the New Orleans City Council. shot and killed his brother-in-law, Peter Me- Quinn, in a bar-room. The cause of the shooting, it is stated, is an old family trouble.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

Governor Nelson of Minnesota has signed the Anti-scalper bill, which becomes a law July 18th next. Scalpers say they will contest it.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

It has been officially declared that all the drinking water Tn the Columbian Exposition Grounds from Lake Michigan will be filtered.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

The Senate Committee on Terri tories will begin it's investigation of the condition of the four Territories now knocking for admission to the sisterhood of States early in June.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

The grandfather of Miss Bradley Martin. who became Lady Craven on Tuesday, last week, was a Troy he left a "barrel."
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

Lawyer Newman of Chicago has been buncoed out of $28,000 by Millionaire" Lamb of Akron, Ohio, who is said to be notorious con- fidence man.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

William Brown, otherwise known as "Comical Brown" an actor, died at Boston recently.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

apprehension, the extraordinary SO cial revolution which seems to be portended.-The New Orleans Plea vune.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

Matthew Thomet has been ar- rested at Milwaukee and charged with being the incendiary that has set fire to several buildings in that city.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

The last Missouri weekly crop bulletin notes wld espread damage, with heavy losses and a setback in farming work, due to the recent storm
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

The Reading receivers have de- cided to close fiften .collieries from the first of May.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

The President and Faculty of the Delaware, Ohio, University have dismissed from the institution the nine students who committed the branding outrage on members of a Greek letter fraternity.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

Exciting newsls anticipated from Guerrero, Mexico, the seat of the in the State of Chi nnahua.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

Trouble is reported between the and Navajo Indians on Green river, Utah.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

What is claimed to be the blow used by Daniel Webster on his farm 1t Marshfeld, New Hampshire, will be sent to the Worlds Fair.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

Warden Brown of Sing Sing Pris- on has been removed from the wardenship,
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

The town of Guerrero in Chihua- hua, has been captured by bandits.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

Six laborers were burned to death in a tenement fire at Burlington, Iowa, Sunday night.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-06-08

A. A. Robinson has been elected President of the Mexican Central.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

x.vronaon Feb II Special The latest ruinor ABOUT
consolidated Railroad Company II that IL proposes no"
" couirc che New.Lon Noithern RHirHd' II tais
- done there would remain IN the state only 'he Nt"'
-, and England with To- leased Ioad the Not"ich
=, v,.tr and the old Connecticut western. now part
:" 81, Reading system outside the consolidated camp
:, j. not prohable that this rumor ha> any substantial
.,.,,o, Tho Ncw London Northern IA leased per-
,tr ., rho Central Vermont Railroad Company. and
,, an important Tart OF the chain OF railroad ana sos
30, lines vhch extend ell the Western lakes 10 tne
Atlantic sesboard.
The English built Yacht Miranda now the property oil
N Coleman Of san Francisco Is httng for trip 70 tna'
nor, either by the Cape Horn route or through the Suel
r,o The latter course will b. taken II she IL delayed
, unit, After March by the time the Vcssci icachru
CO... Irorn the tempcuous winter weather would PeNe''
rknc the doubling Of the Cape by 90 small cra some
what pcriou-. -, .,., ,h.
MR. Clarence Caulkins Of this ty. has received 'e
,o,d medal voted by TO her father. william p"
bar who was the pilot the Jeannette on her voyage "
~ rhe North Pole and lost his life In that periouS
adventure. ,.. -, tho
lately orranl1cd branch OF the Daughters oi inc
royo,ut,on in this city has been named after Luefe'
s,.r vic ~, Nathaniel Shaw. jr.. who sacrificed hft
, IN a,i %, some soldiers Of the Revolutionary Army
,ho we,I mi,ten with typhus fever while OH board
.hin In Kew. London Haroof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
,,,ovc woury.s ORGANIZATIONS.

A councu meeting was held last Monday evening
n tho Headquarters " TIE Working GIFTS 'lno' NO.
900 West ThIrty-,ghth 81. Of representatives. IRON" '
1-.rchos ., thc club. Plans for the Worlds Fair
,ybJts were accepted and m election ~ ""'''"''
,o,, ,,occ The officers remained about the same
u,,h thn execution that Mr.. L. &. henderson '""A
IN. no,e OF MI sydney Potter, who has r'c'h'N
married and moved 10 the West, ana thh' MISS H.
run,. r.ll,crd Mis- Purscl!. one interesting lf'"''
y, tho meeting WAS the admltian'" Z" Il "rah"I'"
branch cInl, Of Troy called the GIFTS Friendship 'np'
vamhrs of the cub were delightfully."- surprised lat W''E
n tho r,c,s,, Of a letter from the Excelsior 'luD o'
Iordon which said that It's girls wer" BEGINNING W
toke M the same subjects as their companions W.
here were discussing. thc meetings 'ThH '''" W.
Nnnday Of each week. Us too long S'"IN l"' ''
short ctters writes the secretary, TO tel no" We
hoard Of vou but we shall send 10y each "Wednesday >
,aar,,, ,ho results Of our discussion. and hope you
will do likewise. as '""P"i'''" Va '
will he very interesting
rho nrst OF a series OF sewing bccS VIII ~
given 10. morrow AT the home OF MIS- - d. "o'H'
.hout seventy five persons compose ms h">'' N
clae. which Is composed entirely "l young "o"'" "
society whose work will probably 60 10 some ~
institution 4 number Of young men nave ~
,a ., ,occnt Tea TO BE- given about sN
O'Clock. 49,, -, .,.rrv,s
sorosis Will hold business meeting al SD'r!S
a. morrow afternoon. This is the last meeting o''o'
tho election Of new officers for the coming s'"' ,
will take place the first Monday III Naich' W., 49,
reports from the chairmen OF al 'o'"',.., ,m no
road tomorrow and other business "'''''
settled for the closing year. -.
The Jolly Twelfth NiShters ver" entertainer To-
sunday evening by Miss Nav Robson. Known III pr
ya,e life as Mrs. Brown. she has recehh en-
.otv new house IN One hundreds anu -'h"N " =,
pre-, sho welcomed her fellow members. Music
"a rac,,o,ons formed a goodly part OF the evening"
finn many of the girls giving some ceN''
Of their skill In these directions. Tn.
on the last Tuesday before Ash Wedhesl'n 'r a. 81
..,or f1ub gave a delightful party at It's ro""'S "
Co,l.ca Hall No. 9 University Place IL was 'o''
=, f.rcweu feast before Lent began ana the e''"'"s
was a" nn,tc Climb had OF Its Inter stinS SCI ~
., nrociIcaI talks on "Wednesday nghu. taHIis - chII
subject "The Religions ara sp"'"''
dren." MIN, I..c,urcs on First Aid TO
, M ,,,rd which the Working GIFTS i"r y "a,
u u.,g have proved great success -, IN .h nh
ssi DR.. Richards made an interesting III" y" -"
1ect: .,,,., Woman,s League continues " To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

Dr. H. Parker, rs president of the society Will
he the master OF ceremonies. John {. Calhoun,
chairman OF the committee invitations. report :
that the following have promised to be present ana
N deliver addresses: John q. Carlisle. OF Kentucky
Ioseph H. Choatc Josiah quincy, Of Massachusetts :
senator l. & Vance, of North Carolina. and "Pri-
vo,es Allen. the Mississippi Congressman Inc
guests will therefore have an opportunity TO near
haracersIic eloauence OF the North In the speeches
q, Mr.. Choae and Mr.. Quincy, and OF the South IN
those Of The others.
~ Parker wears the unique honor OF being the
rresldcnt a three Of NETWORKS lending ciub'-the
sonthern Society and the Ncw-York and New cu' s.
He was elected be the chief officer OF the snuth IN
society a year ago. ~ the president OF the United
states National Bank he Is recognized as successful
business mn and an able fnancier. nauVe OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
SUNDAY PAGES

1''' harvard, Alpha Delta Phi Down Town and
,' .'""S' from 1873 to 1877 he president Of
The Union League and from 1874 IN 1a-s ., ,Lo
'"r'afd. When the Alpha Delta Phi Club WIS Or
t"nzeo In 1880 he consented to serve II In the same
e"N'ei'y' being much interested In It's success, lie
mas continued IN the Office ever since This orroni,,
'oH IS One OF the youngest OF the fraternity cluls
ou. > now nN frmly established rs any Of It's older
" mas cchgntinl house ut Thirty
and MadlsOn.avc. and its crowth has hoo, s,oaa,
Nearly all the members who are likely n dr,n M,
nave dohe 80, and its stanch friends are numerous
enough to run it for long time without the all ~
new members. These. however, are elected in rood
numbers each season. Philips Brooks and Gcorpo
William Curtis belonged to the club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

The accident which happened 10 horse Few Gays
aro when the animal fell down the trcSte-worN OF
railroad and the trains stopped uniil the MORSE
could Ic rescued, cali attention 10 an unusually large
n nl pr OF dhcUltlc> Of hoses and mules when nave
recently rccn the subject Of judicial deei'irh' An
Indiana mule which escaped from it, stabi' throp'h
Il, owner, fault wandered railroad TACK ana was
killed By a train which Sling faster than the law
allowed within the city limits. tn" bell II was also
said wa, not rung by tn" n-n"rr, although th1 bear
ing OF the fact the nduci of the mul" was not
Shown. The c0ur held that the railroad company
must pay for the mule. IN Arkansas court mas
held that the fact thIt horse j, found dead near
railroad track no. raise legal presumption that
il wa, killed hy passing train. II. however, lie
Jury believe that the horse killed on IN" track
them the court said. the jurors might find that It's
death might be due &c the ncglgcnc" ~ IN" riiiruau
COMPANY In q Georgia case whore On" ml' leu
partly through railway bridge and a." tian di1 hos
SION though tie owner ,icnalet To II, lle rHllToad
company was not held liable h'cauS" the dHN WIS -
f,.gv that the engineer could not see the signal a.
Tfn6 horse which wandered upon the railway TRACKS,
al a place where n fence such a was required by law
had been built by the mpany was struck ny
train and killed. and the court after serious dlyis,2n
OF opinion finally by maj MY vote ra'h''I ae
cone ison tina the railroad company must pay ior is
Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

crease in numbers and populaliy Y. and orders ar n
ginning 10 come IN 10 the drc,smakine department,
thick and fast. The club received contribution ol
$50 last week from Mrs. Frank Leslie, which makes
her HE member. -
\ CHEEKY evening spent with the Annex tinD
Friday. when III. Younger members entertained te
Chcrokc. Club composed ~ young men who ar" wlTk
Ing much the same principles. EN'rNth wa
done 10 make the VIII OF hi' brother cluo III moral l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
FROM BENCH AND BAR.
GATHEkED FROM LAWYERS AND AMoN"
TIE COURTS

Justice Abram Il Lawrence has served longer una"
any Of his colleagues, except Judge BhFr'''' OH 'i'
supreme Court bench Of this judicial u''ri'''
will completo with the end of the present year twenty
wars NJ service rs n SUPP, me Court justice. HIS
service has been principally in the Circuit Court ana
In Special Term and at Chambers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
GOSSIP IN THE CLUB WORLD.
r,xvrR OF THE SOUTHERN SOCIETY.
IT Is LIKELY TO BE GREAT SVccEsS-A
,orr1suING FRATERNITY oEGANIZA-

LIKELY u Dr. \ 'l''-Ni pNONA--'o--H
o,.r,suIxG FRATERNITY OECANIZA-
rroy-THE ALDINE's COSBY GRILL
COOM-vAEIOUS NOTES.
..oseptotivc orators Of the North and the South
n 1,o delight to the guests at the dinner OF the
VIE - sod.tv on Weane day, Waslington's Birth
rho BANQUET hall will be the assembly rooms
u.' , Madison square Garden. These were chosen
70, necoIlsc they have such liberal accommoda-
u for the wives and daughters OF the diners who
wv isb 10 look upon the iesal scene and TO hear
H"' ortorv. There are thirty SIX boxes and mum
l"' :, soots besides in the balcony. All the boxes
W spbsc,ibcd for som" tine ago, and In fact thrrc
IA, enough to go around. Tho bOX-hOders are
rIovs: j. p. Carson. J. ID. Trenholm, John H..
s. Dr. F. Y. Scratchey, DR.. J. II. Dew, John
" oock r. Robertson. Peter Mallctt. J. l.. Rob
r., DE- j. H. Parker. f. :. Nash, John a. Faust.
49,, l. Harrison. &. Terry Sinclair, Charles 4.
mn Percy A. Pickrcl W. W. sharp, Preston
~, roshua Brown. Charles :. Bryan. George W.
n 'S,.op william Pcndlcton. w. ID. Davis, Thomas
hall William L. Trenholm. Captain Hugh L..
an John c. Calhoun, samuel spencer w. p.
on,,,son Mrs, jefferson Davis, Miss Davis. John l..
-, T. y. Weeks. Joseph II. Choatc, Ex-Governor
..os F. Campbell. Of Ohio. ard Frederic Taylor.
g. attendance of richly attircd women In the bal
az will add much 10 the attractiveness of the din
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

punishment Of the cpprc SSvr use OF power IN, me
by Justice Gray holds that this charge was erroneous
Exemplary or punitive damage, may De- 6"agu'u, we
court hollis ONLY in case the wrongful act, OF lne
cmplcyes are bought home to the employer anu he
order, or iu,iCs them. The raj, l. more sret MN
iu some Of ihr >tItr courts. AMI the oppression Oh
opinion j. important 10 lawyers taking su'h cases
hnflrn llIe Initcl -tatcs Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

club elections are nearly a numerous IN MARI" u"
in January ON the lOh that Of 70" Mah""''an
Club will be held. Others occurring III TIC ""''"
ore those OF tie University, Loios, Insurance. 7"
gundi and Calumct. or.
society holding monthly meetings TO a real e'uo ~
.ho -cntinr Of a home which will be open dailv me
onur, second floor Of No. lac fitiiaFr' ms u'',
leased for three years, ana has p''Ii '9''"'''
up The apartment has been open I" "'"'"'' "
several DAYS but the "holsewarmihg VIII III" '",
mace until this week. The meetings are rFs'n"'s
held on the last Wednesday Of the month bnl 'h''
do, ,cng Washngton's birthday this year next lhurS
,r b,s Lccn named instead The Mission ana JirIs
dic,inn Of thc Church ut Home ana hDio"u W.,
IN, subject Of discussion. The Rev. DIS ""'P"
eohurv and sattcrlcc will BE- the chici SF'''"'' =
no, dod In 1a37 the club has inst been incorporated
Iohr smith, who Is II deeply Interested "'''''' .
Tin, attended 10 the legal detail. Tie m''""'
h,n q .iout 400 Only baptized hymch OF tle ii"'
es,nnt Episcopal Church. or OF any cn"''" " ~ -,
n,,ulon with her, eligible I" IT, luz wy D.,
,hc club are TO promote the Stndy ol .'' 49,.
dc,rues Of the church, and 10 stimulate III" 'n'''
o,taro Ccorcc 2abriskic Is tho president
,,.,. Oakley Professor Henry Drisl"i ana 'c"' y
,,oor,,och Miller are the vice presidents '"h' ~
colo & secretary Robert L. HARRISON u''S"'''' '
Iudlow ogden chairman Of the eAec"I'' ., .
The Republican cub has introduced III ''''o' "'''
r,,,r committee on the Introduction Of new
~ o. which Colonel Charles II. Denison, VIII
Il Nltar
tam l. Findle, Il. Benjamin Ramsdeli' H. :. ''"'.i
18th and James r. Nicol belong ne" u''S - "
ro.. new members acquainted with the o"''
tg en- that no one shall long feel stranger !" '
.,,nouc. The entertainment committees pa" "
tn, sone kind OF an affair at the ciipho"'c ~
,,or,nv evening meets with general aPp'o""
| n, the first Monday of the month thcre VIII " "
,o,,,ro or musical and humorous entertainment va
n ocora n dinner on the third the regular i''e"'
Wv, ,,, a sumner and on the fourth " symposium
e,1ecri,,I.ns are already coming In Tor the d'' u
March 49, , ,,.oo ,iohiv success
D., s,nnors since January l, will next oher lis "'c.
a,eerent form Of entertainment 'h "eN'
e>.,raav u will have an exhibition OF pictures an"
q c,uh night The paintings Will remain Oh ."o ".
nil Monday when there will be a ihu'cs u"'' Wv
first OF the season. -, ,,.,r, Climbs
r, sne,tcrs announced for the Harvard .'"o
,,nor which will take place AT Deihon'oo W.
T.d,v orc Edward King who VIII Prcs'"o' 49,
$780,, ruo. Colonel Thomas Wentworth iss,nno o.
c.,n,o, wheelwright OF Boston; FRANK H. '''c ,"a
.,,s,. C,ntan Bernie" Trahord OF the VI All"
a,oyons. Captain Sears. OF the 'oo io'''I" ,,a"n
c'a,,noev NJ Depew, for Yale william b. 'o'"
,,nwer for Princeton. and Professor D. Ho"'''
Amripge for Columbia .,,o, =. Who * uoke
In the days before evcr the quesuo" ...a hin, ons
IN, -, uos raised the Reform Club eieeted 'pn, ono
a, ,,s vice.presidents. naiaSap' ie''' ~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
ARMY NOTES or INTEREST

Prigadicr-Gencrul Wesley Merritt, comnrnding tho
Dcp,rtmcnt OF Dakota. anticipating the dangers rom
smallpox nj n large camp or post. has ISSUED al MS
Headquarters at -. Paul. MIMI, an order that, IN
yiew Of the increased danger Of smallpox during TIE
winter season and the possibility that the commands
may not IN all cases b. fully proicctC post surgeons
will Al once mlh. a thorough investigation WIN
reference 20 protection by vaccination OF the commands
10 which they are attached, unless satisfied therco'
by recent examination The result of This order IL
that all officers and their families rs well n the en-
Stnd NOR under their command. viii baN" 10 be vac.
ciuot,A The geographical limit. OF General ''rriIIs
command include tn states 81 Minnesota. Norm "a
kotn IA rart on SIuth Dakc ana Nc hthlid anu "i0
post OF Fort Yellowstone, wyoming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

THE PENNSYLVANIA WASHINGTON TRAINS.
The superb service Of trains run by IL. Ie.ns s
yania Railroad between New, ork ara wnsa ~ 49,
are fast and frequent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

The laws affecting the status Of enlisted men, ""
GLIDING that providing for the purchase OF dScHare"
from the service have worked one GOOD at LEAST
that of le,scning the number OF deN'rtoii' lne
purchase Of discharge and The Three years us
charge act, went into effect about two years az"
.i,.. N,hon the showing has been an encouraging
Improvement. In 1--9 there Wer" no less nan
- !:,o assertions i'm go when the various laws Affect
In, enlisted mon went into ops ration, there We're
81, dn,nrtion> In l-9l the number OF drS'ruohs
wa, 300 and last year lbs OF one less '"'i' '
before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

Tho nomination Of cX Captain Dennis l. hlf'! I"
he reinsiacd in the infantry was S"'P'"'
those who were Of the same grade when ne was us
,d IN ,.cs and much indignation is expressed
,,,on, those who will b., his juniors in rank IN case
no +, restored frequent efforts have h"en mhur ~
tne friend, Of Captain Kirby to get MN r'iorsH ~, !"
,n. trr,v lut nj, record always presenter III
onncsition He was dismissed IN lo67 10y srn,rmce
a. , court marital upon charges oi serious H''"iS'
Including i'll treatment OF enlisted NEIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

The summary Of glin- ana losses IN me ARMY :" '"'
vo,r ending June 80 l-92, a. set forth III 'he to
-, of tho ,diutaut- & neral -hOvS that 1921 men
,,.r, lost I'm the service. OF whom only ",D3' were
DISCHARGED at the expiration Of their terms OF ehiSt
mont OF these latter IBIS rc-cnll'ted' Dut hany
If tbe, M, aid to have been non comm onn an.
General service. and hospital corps men Inc noi', ,
nonulafion of the Amy Is large. hence" me oS hi
i;dvrrnmnnt o. every good man l. >eYlou'' Oh,t-ru
Tho allowed strength the Army last year, {"
wrrr soldier, who had been M least ohc' re- i:
INsbonorohlp discharges and dcscrtions cduseu i''
Of nearly 10 per cent IN a year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

The dismissal OF Second Lieutenant james Ia po'ee'
Of the 14th Infantry. While arou'lhg :! 'np"'"s, W
ratbor nifty for Him among the officers OF the ArhN'
,,o. mot unexpcctrd Nor was he made victim WIN
out warning. He was promoted from Il sergeant IN
ccmnauy d. 1Ith Infantry, under the laws pro'm-
ing for the promotion Of commissioner Officers,
ON November - lojO ana up to last spring MS RECORD
was good. Ills first orcnc" was dup"'a''hs ''' pay
accounts three time, In almost many weeks, ana
ib.n Going away from his post. lie returned three
months later. and escaped dismissal us de''r''r
""i~ tx the i,torN ontion of Influential friends. n
D ort martial VA, ordered but before the trial he
,cin left his post. and soon afterwards was arrested
a. Hannibal Mo ON a serious charge. lie WIS sent
hack o his station, -martalled and sentences
10 di, mis,al, which sentence the President has ap-
proved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

BricadicrGoncral Adclphus ". Greedy ana ITO
,cs.nr r. C. Mcnd,ulaIl and W. l.. Powell have been
oulntcd "A commission to carry out the recent pfopo-
son Of the National geographical society, INSTITUTE
ing a system Of certificates and medals FOR anhuai
award i'm each state To such graduates OF the pubic
Nh .cionls ,yhp shall write the best original geo.
orlnbcal ,,,ay ola subject to be selected by conf
lnittee of the society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

The time /, clo.c nj hand whom depart ment COM
manders will be- called upon to appoint boards for the
preliminary examination Of candidates (en,ted mem
under the new law for promotion 10 tho vacancies IN
The grade Of second leutenants. There promises 70
be. a big number Of a>prants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

All the vacancies In the grade Of sergeants OF the
Ordnance Corps have been filled, but the list Is
~ he rnissd and is possible that the limit may
Ia Increased Letters received BY The Tribune from
disappointed asprants represent that there has been
some discrimination among the applicants from the
cavalry and infantry. This complaint is not Wei
founded and the writers Will no doubt reach the
same conclusion II they VIII give the lists e c,i
and unpreiudiccd consideration. Thc vacancies filled
wrre those existing on the Scacoast and rs the posts
ON me s..ocoast are occupied by artillery regiments
me vacancies intended to be hlled by artillery
sergeants When there vacancies NJ the interior
noss there will be chance for sergcants or cavalry
and infantry, and they viii no doubt b. preferred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

The last week -crm> 10 have hc"n an "n''''"
one for New Nori, hwyer one has been Oh u''
80, o. chorc, ~ noriurv and another who offered h.rn-
GOLF nc 81 witness in the same case wa, placed unuer
,rrost LIZ direction ~ the Judge on chrS" OF forgery
I'm the first degree lie had made III" strange acRho"'-
ment that hc had made fall" ccruhcat" on p.
in,r, I'm t,r profession have been arragned for con
i.,,nt ~ court and viii BE- compelled TO answer iof
,h.ir vnrda actions.