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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
Seventeen Rounds Ciippcd on.

LOWELL, May 3l.-William NJ. Brown
mel Bert Battocks in a 20-round match
here last night, but in the second Brown
was pretty well done up. In the third
round Battocks got in good one on
Browns neck, and followed it with one on
the chin, and Brown quit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
CITY TAX
Assessors Notice.

whereas, The City Council OF the City OF Provi.
neuee, by an ordinance approved on the 9TH day OF
May. 1885 has ordered tax on the Inhabitants and
ratable proper,y In said city of one dollar and
sixty cents on each hundred dollars of the
value thereof, to be assessed and apportioned on
the LIST day OF July, A. ID. 1885.
Now, therefore, notice IL hereby given that in
accordance with said ordinance and In conformity
with the law In alton to the assessment Of taxes
every person and BODY corporate liable to taxation
Is required 10 bring in to the Assessors true and
exact account OF all his ratable estate describing
and specify ing the value Of every parcel Of his
real and personal estate.
For the purpose of receiving such accounts the
Board OF Assessors will be in session In their ONCE
In the City Hail. In said city, daily. from the 10th
TO the 26th day OF June 1885, inclusive sunday ex.
eepted, from O'Clock a. m until O'Clock D. m.
so'eloek a. IN. until O'Clock D. m.
Public Statutes Of Rhode Island Chapter a. Sec.
uon7.
Every person bringing in any such account shall
make oath before some one of the assessors that
the account by MIN exhibited contains to the best
Of his knowledge and belief true and full account
negleots or refuses TO bring in such account II
overtaxed, shall have ne remedy therefor
The Board OF Assessors win meet for the pur-
pose OF assessing said tax, on MONDAY, July I.
1926, at O'Clock p m, aud all real estate will be
taxed to the persons or bodies corporate In whose
name IL stands by record at that time
ELISHA H. RHODES,
ARTHUR II. ARLINGTON.
WALTER W. BURNHAM
Providence, May 2s, 1895. m2s.S5t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Unpaid Sever Assessments.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that, in ac-
eordanoe with the provisions of the Public
statutes, In snch cases made and provided he
VIII, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of June 1885,
levy on all real es ate in the city of Providence
against which assessments for sewers remain
overdue and unpaid.
said estates will be advertised the 25th day OF
July and sold at public auction on the goth day OF
August, 1895. '
d. Ia d. GRANGER. City Treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
Rosebory Owns Fine Stock.

LONDON, May 3l.--In the EPSON Downs
race for the great Surrey breeders foal
plate yesterday, Lord Rosebery, whose Sir
Visto won the Derby Wednesday, won
another turf triumph, as his Avillon camo
In first
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
Long Distance Race at Denver.

DENVER, May 81. - The Denver AS.
sociated Cycling club road race, 25 miles,
was run in a sea of mud over Brighton
course, and was won by O. II. Himstreet
In 2h. 2sm. l711s. Tyler Smith was second
and Mccall third Himstreet was
scratch man, and won the NINE prize also
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
DINING ROOM OUTFITS,

No. All Solid oak1 Carved sidobosd with Bv.i
Bat Extension Table, ee High Back Dining Chairs
$500 Down. rs Pc
No Polished Oak sidebard Extension Table; Carved
Dack Dining Chairs; m '''N
ssoo Down, s1W Per Week.
Qasrtered Oak 5ideboard Rubbed and Polished
|has Carved Back Tea Chair Carved Back s
saOO Down sl.Oo Per Week. '
NO This ought to sell for $50; it's beauty Carved
Carved Dining Chairs
tL6O Down si0o Per Week. - ~'' =
No. Of and ,..
OF the n "N-''' '"o
$3.50 Down. Week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
Murphy Breaks a Record.

WALTHAM, May 3l.-Murphy broke the
worlds record for the one mile competi.
ton paced record I'm Pm. SOS Tho pre-
vious record was made by Bald In 2m
2-5s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
weather Conditions unfavorabic.

LowKsroFT, May Sl.-Howard Goulds
new 2O-ratcr Herreshoff. built Niagara
started yesterday In the race for 10 to 20
ratcrs In the regatta here. InyOni crossed
tho winning line first. The Niagara was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
A baseball Victim.

BosToN, May 3l.-Judson NJ. Scott, 81
years old, while playing ball yesterday,
was struck on the temple by ball thrown
by Henry X. Crane, 20 years old, dying
shortly afterward
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
THE CITY or PROVIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING,
onlce Of the clork o, Committee.

omce OF the Clerk of Committees
- City Hall, May a.. issI
The Joint Committee OF the City Council m
Railfoads TO whom has been referred the petitIon
OF the Union Railroad Company, asking Tor prr-
nission 10 10y rails Tor ia rn- out in Rroadway he
tween Palas street and Ringgold street and in
hereby give notice that they will rive a ptfnfiS
HEARING upon said petition in Com mittee Roam
~, Clty HAL, on MONDAY. June 1895 al a,so
O'CLOCK p. m, when all parties interested are
hereby ncuhed TO appear 10 they shall see "a an
BY order % GEO. L. vosE, Chairman
ID. " HAYDEN, Clerk Of Committees
INSET
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
PROVIDENCE.

Earned runs, providence j; Springfield q Two
base hits. Bassett, Knight, Don nelly, Gilbert Gun
son. Three-base hit, Knight. Stolen base, Gil
bert Double play, Mcdonald, shannon aud Gil
bert. First base on balls. Shannon, Donnelly
first base on errors, Providence /; Springfield 1.
Struck out, Gilbert Mcdonald Egau2. Hit by
pitched ball, Rogers. Time, IN. aSm Umpire,
noescher
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31

Earned runs, Providence 6. Two-base hits
Rogers, Cooney, stricker, Lynch. Sacrifice hit
Lovett Home run, McAuley. Stolen bases
strieker, Murray, McAuiey. shannon, Donnelly.
First base on balls, OF Lovett 3; OF McKillop l.
First base on errors, Providence 1; Springfield l;
struck OUT by MeKillop u by Lovette. Vile
pitch, McKIllop. Time, 2h. Umpire, Doescher.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
A DAY OF SPORTS
Hundreds Of Thousands Of
Persons at the Games.
Many Bicycle Records 8roken-la.
vigne Won the Fight.

In round numbers, 100000 people saw
the National League games in six cities,
and estimates Of the attendance at the
other games in New England make the
grand total nearly 100000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING,
ONCE OF the Inspector OF Buildings,
City Hall. Providence NAV 2s 1905

City Hall, Providence. May 2o 1895
The Inspector of Buildings 10 whom was referred
the petition Of John Reilly to build a barn on
Plat So Lot No. 31p on Lisbon Street hereby gives
notice that, by order OF the Board Of Aldermen, he
VIII give Public Hearing upon said petition in
Committee Room u. City Hall, on FRIDAY
May 3lst at O'Clock D. m. when all parties inter.
ested therein are notified TO appear and be heard
thereon. by order Of
SPENCER n. HOPKINS,
O. Il. MYERS, Clerk. m2s.st
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
A DOUBLE-IIEADER.
Boston Won Out In Both Games with
the ~. Louis Browns.

the NJ. Louis Browns.
Boston, May 3o.-Sixteen thousand peo
pie saw the home team defeat the IT. Louis
aggregation two games ut the South End
grounds. The forenoon contest was the
finest played here this season, being char.
actcrized with brilliant fielding and timely
batting.
Boston 100 o0e o q
ST. Louis. o o.
Earned runs-Boston, 4; st. Louis, q Base
hits-Boston, 70; ST. Louis, O. Batteries
s.s'-stts and Ryan; Breitenstein and Peitz.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31

Little drops OF water, little grains Of sand
etc. Yes, and Elastic Starch makes the beau
teous shirt bosom. Flat iron on each package
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31

John w. Bowen, Rockland.
George p. Lyon, Foster, Moosup Valley.
Byron %. Angel.
James A. Stone, North Foster.
CHARLES A. Stone, North Foster.
Searles B. Young, Foster.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31

CHAMBER OUTFITS.

Aniiqus Ash Set Good Spring No. Excelsior
Decorated Toilet Se Just the outfit
ing slants and need Bedsead,
E60 Down, 20 Cents Per Week.
No Antique Ash Fine Gloss Finish
Decorated Toilet
t260 Down. 80 Cents Por Week.
No. Large Antique Ash with
woven Wire Spring, Soft
$3.50 Down. 20 Cents Per Week,
No. Antique
Glass; Of dressing
headboard
Ex Mattress, Decorated Toilet
$3.50 Down, 70 Cents Per Week
complete for
sAoO Down. 800 Pei Week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
Mortgages Sale.

Will be sold at public auction on SATURDAY,
June sth, 1898, at ~ O'Clock "a. IN. on the premises
occupied by the NarTagansett Casino az Narragan-
set Pier In South kingstown, Washington County,
IN the State OF Rhode Island under and by
virtue OF the power Of sale contained
In that mortgage deed made by the
NaIragapseu Casino TO Howard Lapsley,
trustee dated July 3lst, 1884 aud recorded 10 land
evidence records Tor South Kingstown azores aid
In book No 2s at pages fs2 to 49I inclusive and at
the request In writing Of the holders - more than
three- quarters In amount OF the bonds outstand-
ing and secured under said mortgage deed, default
In the payment of said bonds having been made ali
the furniture, houseiurnishing goods and hxtures
including hye billiard tables with the balls cues
RACKS, etc, belonging thereto, chamber suites md
chamber furniture, mattresses, beds and bed lin en-
carpets rugs, kitchen ranges, and kitchen uten-
sue stoves, chairs, sofas, dining and other tables
laDie linen and service cTockery and
cutlery and all personal property OF every
KIM ana description upon said premises and in the
casino buildings and the three cottages thereon be
longing 20 said Narragansett Casino at the time Of
making said mortgage deed, or which IL may have
acquired subsequent 90 the date thereof either in
lieu OF or In addition thereto.
NOTICE Is hereby given Of the Intention OF said
trustee. the bondholdcrs or any Of them, 10 bid at
said sale, or any adjournment thereof
Tcr.~s OF sale made known at time OF sale.
HOWARD LAPSLEY. Trustee.
south kingstown, X. H. April &C. issj.
apr26-FU
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31

Ofnoe OF the License Commissioners
City Hall, Providence. May %. 1895.
Application for license to sell pure, spiritu-
Gus Intoxicating and malt liquors. have been
made by the following named persons and
firms:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
Morning Game.)

sPRiSGPfELD.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31

Center.
IL. A. Wells, Scituate.
stanton A. Winsor, South Foster.
Albert A. Sweet, North Sterling, Conn.
Elwood Il. sweet, Foster Center.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-25
Sos Cd ,pittvttm In Sentidtlane

SIN Muftrase bes @oritanbes beut=
1@er @9neiber unb S4neiberinnen
iopie pertpanbter 8erufsgenoi1en bat
beren @erbanbs : @ceretdr SOB.
Stmm bic @rsebniFe bon unteriuz
@uneen betannt gema4t, pel4e
iber bag in bte1er @rnerbsbran4e
in Deuti4lanb INNER mebr um fid)
grsifenoe r@@piBipftem" eingebenb
Musfunft ertbetlen. Mm itdrtiten
arssebilbet 1T btefes Spftem in Ser
lin, tpeil bort bic Gonfectionsbran9e
ibren 9aupiib fat; in ben propin3z
itdoten limb bic 3unitdnbe bielfa@ nod
1@timmer, als in ber 9auptitaot.
Ser eisentli@e Sdrger bes Spitems
1T Der v3mtf@enmeiiter," Der bas
@9td1al bes Mrbeiters beitimmt,
tpeld' leBterer nit bem unternebmer
in ben meiiten 5d1en in gar feline Be-
riibrung tommt, ia ni@t einmal
meib, fir tpel4en unternebmer ct eiz
gentli9 arbeitet. go man9erlei
@ortbeile unb Mnnebmli9teiten bieie
Ginrt9tung fir ben unternebmer
bat, 10 bel Na@tbeil fir ben Qrbeiz
ter. Der 3mii@enmeiiter, BET teiz
nestpegs INNER gelernter S9neioer
1T = mie Stmm mtttbetlt, beftnben
ii@ unter ben Berltner 3mti9enmeiz
5tern ber Gonfecttonsbran9e S4mtez
be, S9uiter, ebemalige 8ureaubeamz
tie u. (. ID. = 1T in ben allermetften
i6ydtillen barauf angemieien, iein Gin
tommen aus ben Mrbetter11 gu 3ieben,
unb bie1es @intommen lit in BET &ez
gel Elm perbdltntbmdBtis re@t bobes.
8ebentt man aber, bab bic preiie,
bic ber l1nternebmer benz 3mii4en>
metfter ma@t, bur@gebenbs f@on tel<
nestpegs bo9 1tno, i@on beBbalb, neil
5t@ bic 3mi5 4enmei1ter unteretnanz
Der 6eftige @oncurren3 MAIDEN, 10 erz
gtbt it4 baraus tlar, mas fir bic Wrz
better ibrig bleibsn tann. @tr ieben
bier ab bon ben elenben 2D6nen, bic
Stmm aus ben ber1@iebenen @onfecs
ttonsbran9en anfubrt, uno tpolen
etnen ii@er sana unperba&tigen Sc
mabrsmann ctttren, nGmli4 bas DR.
gan ber unternebmer ber Confetti
ons4Snbuitrie, ben 8erliner v@onfecz
tionGr." Dieies 8latt iagt bst elmer
BE pre9ung ber Mrbetterlobne Der
MantelnGberinnen: ~Diefe btqigen
MrbeitslDbne iinb iebt auf einem
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-25

i9 nit benz Greunb cine erreste @ce>
ne. sd madte linn bic bttteriten
@orpirfe, benn ct itanb Dor benz
@uin. umionit. ST b0rte midi nt4t
an. limb banr, als i9 mir ni4t am
bers helfen tonnte unb als ber fina,lz
aieue Nalin tpirtli4 bat mar, sing i'd
gu Der Grau, er5Gblte ibr aqes, mas
i9 tpubte, unb bot ibr meinen 8eiz
itanb IN biefer 14neren Gage an. -
@ll9is unb sefabt hDrte lie mid an,
ais i9 aber bon Der llntreue tbres
Mannes ipru@. Brad fie tpeinenb gu.
1ammen. Da bielt i9 nidt mebr an
midi, id trat gu ibr, ri4tete lie auf.
unb als lie in meinen Mrmen lag, perz
CAB i9 a1es I'M MIDI Der, ih prebz
te lie an mid unb tiibte lie bon mill
Der 2eibeni@uft, unb i'd iaste ibr,
baB i9 lie nod immer liebe, 10 beib,
10 tpabnfinnig, pie ebemals unb id
Bat lie nit oitternben Morten, bab
lie ii@ BON ibrem Manne trennen uno
msin Meib tperben m0se, - tpubte
ni9t, mas i9 that, aber i@ mubte,
bab t4 nt9t anbers banbeln tonnte.
= Sic aber ftieb mid auriid; bo4
aa1fseridtet itanb lie por mir unb lab
NIT init 1tol5em 8lid an. sd tenne
meme pfi9t!" rief lie mir gu. Damn
tpies lie mir bic Sbir. - limb i'd
sing, taitenb, taumelnb, betpuBtlos;
1tunbenlang babe i4 bann gu 9auis
10 selesen; ales tpar mir glet4gilttg.
49,. Mas bann sei4ab9 9as
Wunberbare! Sic gab Nqes, ibr 2eb;
tes bin, I'm bic @bre tbres Mannes
AT retten. l1nb ibr Mann, be19Gmt
bur9 lire 19li9te @rDBe, lernte elm
1eben, tpas fir Elm sSutpel ct an ibr
bate, er Bat 1ie UNI 8eroetbung fir
ar bas 8D1e, bas er ibr augefugi
bate, unb CT lernte lie lieben unb
bo@f@dben, = uno 10 purben fte
eliidlid."
Gr mar gu Gnbe. &@r ftano tin,
Iab mild NIT unenbli@ .eiittsem Bid
an, tlopfte mir bann auf bic @4ulz
ter unb iagte: r@us mar 2iebe einez
@eibes, junger Mann, lernen Sis
baraus, - e9tes Sob tpirb tlar i'm
Teuer." Damn trennten mir uns.
Mls CT bann metnen 8liden sent=
14punben mar, itanb i4 ftiu unb iat
empor mad benz iternenbeideten 9imz
mel, unb nod INNER b0rte i4 eine
Stimme, uber ni4t bic meines alten
6reunbes mar es, nein, es tparen
Some, bic aus metter 6erne gu mil
tlangen aus elmer 3eit, bic melt bin:
ter mir lie9t, Der 3ett Der Sugenbz
i&pdrmeret, in bic man ii9 10 gerr
3urldberfebt, lpenn man bic un1ttQ=
bar srobe Sebniu&t in Der 8ruiI
brennen fiblt. -.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-25
Yotcntatcm bel Der 3afcl.

&iir3lid lief cine genaue @@tloerz
ung Der @abel &ai1er Mtlbelms beg
3petten bur9 bic 8ldtter, Bel ber bic
brittle 3inte ieitndrts einen meHerarz
tisen Mniab bat. Damn pieber muir
be beri9tet, baB bic &0nigin 8icz
toria 3uerft aues 6lei1@ auf ibrem
Seller 3er16netbe unb alsbann -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28
TEN MONTHS or WILSON Ia "
AND THE NET RESULT DEFICIT OF
MORE THAN So 100000.
4 SORRY SHOWING. NOTWITHSTANDING Favor
ABLE BUSINESS CONDITIONS AND TREAS
rnY CHEESE PAIRING.
tnY rrlronArn TO THE rRInvHEl

fnY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRInvSEl
WASHINGTON Juno e To-day ends the tenth
month o. the operations OF the Wilson law. Going
into effect August - 1885, ,hc receipts OF June e.
1896 close the ten months record. and while the
friends - Tie las ar- ia momcniary spasms OF
delight over a June surplus OF 10000 the fun
record ~ the tom months Is a sorry one. Gong
into effect nlth tho shelves and warehouses 81 the
country empty. with foreign sellers. HON" I'M
Ior.,rs homo Dealers and bone purchasers all
waiting for ihc food u foreign goods whi'h would
come IN under thn reduced rates ard with the
b.n.li ~ spring and fail demand 10 Increase us
business u shows FOR ten months smaller treasury
receipts fhan did the Mckinley Law In the
corresponding ten months Of Inst year. ana IN
ani,.iy Jess than dld the Mckinley law In ts first
ten months A. 4 rcrord-nreak"r III" Wilson la"
stands triumphant bat n Is record ~ badness.
., an enormous deficiency. And tbs. too. Tn Pho
ltre ~ smaller Expenditures 10y the treasury IMAM
.a t.e same period ior many years Not iof year,
hay. the expenditures been as low as IN the
months ln which the Wilson law has been In opera
ton yet q presents the ne, results OF the ten
,.,.,h. .nllns to-day a acnc, 81 S2.0-1.Nl.
=, month I'm thc history ~ the Treasury FOR
ou,r..r o, "a century has shown such small re-
cei.ts as dI many % the months since the ne"
law went into Eject. and had the ia" be-" com
o.r.l 10 meet ,h, demands made on the Treasury
nm l.r o;n.r revenue liNs IT'S deficiency woulA nave
he.n many millions greater. IL IS the smilin'sS
a., .xu.r. .fIros the omission 81 the sinking i"h'
i,. 10. tf,uein.nt ~ every payment when CO" p''
slblv b. deferred that mahe' il possh" 70 ''oN"''
even A ra1mcniary showing 81 receipts 'l'''""B
.x..ndfiuf.s Although the expenditures ar" nor
mallv 100000 day. those Of Jun" o" th'S 80
ia, OF the month. are reported at only S"''''''''
~ an average OF Sl57.CO day, against = normal
81 r0.cl day
II may Boz interesting % see. Side by SIDE, 'he
latest figures showing the operation - the wilson
law. compared with those OF the Mckinney IA"
4, corresponding periods IN It's history Here 'n'S
,..of,.s f92, 313
Mckinley Law. first ten montns-he'''p'S' s''''-
Wilson law. ten months. August ~ to june y"
Receipts SIS 3i3.SD - o,,ns l,s,
Mckinney law corresponding ten months last
year-Reccipts. S23'."'''H ,,,,s <oqi ql2 sa2
Wilson law last months -ltecrpts. so
Mckinley law closing ten months hece'pS' S-'''-
Wilson law first ten months-Defciency sosV-;,Ns'
VrKinlcy law first ten months-Surp'uS' s'-'-
2so.M3 ,,,, ,onc,encv first ten
months ss2o2.7s ,,. ,r,,,s orst ron
Mckinley law-Average monthly s"'P'"'' mo- "
months, 81. 22Sodl -, ,,rthu,to,. to
wilson inw-F First ten months contributions 10
sinking fund. nothing 49,. .,r,,u,,o,s "a
Mckinley law-First ten months o'"'''
sinking fund. SH.GD.ro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28

ful blouse waist Is on one % fafcrrares latest The
skirt Is OF dark blue crcpon trimmed with stripes 81
insertion put lengthwise on the skirt. three on
either side 4 blue and mauvc changcable SILK
forms the full pcatrd blouse. which hangs loose In
front I'm small godei plcats turned under. - as 10
show the entire waist. over this is laid a "co"i
Of blue crcpon In three deep points. and open
ing behind the middle point. reaching nearly 20 the
waist. and the side ones just below the shoulder
This is trimmed with an applique cdging and APP
pliquc figures In the cfrpon. \ crush collar OF the
changcahlc silk with roscics. large pun sleeves u
the sin with tightly moulded crcpon on the fore
arms completes this stylish little costume.
4 new Paquin toilette always means sDm"ihIng
novel ana different" late imp ration g. o, rose
crepon. slash,l eight times in the bodice 20 show
white satin ribbons underneath. which "a covered
with black galloon. This also covers the 'lgcs ~
the crepon These slashrs run out over no sleeves.
where they end IN points hail way over The pm.
and they all converge tho mock ana af a." waist
These rather daring looking sla-h'. form th" only
trimming Of the gown. which oth'fw. s. is p'rf'r'N
plain. Many OF the nea ror~Ag,s Are ialI on in u'N
plea,s Rodniiz sends over pretty costume On"
bodice Of which IL made With ihfc' ionr Il"nir
OF the material laid over strips 81 insertion. IT,"
top OF the box lleats .s helI DOWN hy small Fat
gilt buttons ak either side. ana hangs lpos" At
the bottom. The short elbow sleeves are aro pcat-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES

Washington June 1.-THE Petrol left Chin kiang.
China to-day for Shanghai
The following Army and Naval orders have been
issued: Leave OF absence for four months. TO take
effect when his services can be spared after July
IL granted to Lieutenant Colonel William II. H..
Benyaurd. corps OF engineers. Paragraph T. OF
specia orders No AL June Is. 1885, detailing Lieu
tenant Colonel William s. Worth. 18th Infantry. TO
attend certain encampments OF the National Guard
NJ pennsylvania is revoked. Lieutenant Colonel
Jacob Kline 9Th Infantry. Is detailed TO attend the
cncampmrnts Of the National Guard or Pennsyl-
yania at Saratoga and Mount Gretna from July 20
TO n He will proceed at the proper time to the
places specified and report to the Governor or
PENNSYLVANIA for such duty as may be required OF
him during the encampments. and upon the close
thereof will return to his proper station Second
Lieutenant Samuel ID. Rockenbach. 10th Cavalry.
now on leave OF absence. is relieved from further
duty at Fort Leavenworth. Kan. and viii join his
troop Major Charles Hobart. 18th Infantry Is de-
tailed to attend the encampment OF the National
Guard OF Wisconsin at Camp Douglas. IRON pa July
p to August II. He will proceed to Camp douglas
al the proper time and report to the Governor OF
Wisconsin for such duty as may be required vi MN
during the encampment and upon the close there
ander NJ. Wetherill. 9th Infantry. Is detailed 10
West Virginia at Petersburg. beginning August O.
lie will proceed to Parkersburg at the proper time
such duty as may be required OF him during the
-nt and upon the close Thereon VIII return
to his proper station. 100000, J.. u....
for instruction automobile torpedoes at New-
kins' and Ensign a. L. Bristol Lieutenant-Com-
mander c. H. West is ordered to comfnand the
xnS whe IS ordsrsd home lieutenant G.
Paine is detached from the Naval Academy and
Ss Of hs Killer
ordered home on three months leave. ---..-