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Evening journal., 1895-05-14
Among Local Athletes.

Additional events for the NJ O. A.
Il ia sports on June % are: 100 yards
dash for juniors, 200.yard three-legged
race for juniors aud a relay race between
the Y M g A, West End Reading
room and the Columbia Athletic Club Of
New Castle
There will be another matinee race at
Wawaset Park driving track on Thurs
day afternoon Another match may be
trotted between Shipsmith and Thomas
McHughs mare IN the 40 class.
Catcher Murray. Of the Chester club.
was Injured Ia two instances on Saturday
by reason OF the ropes and stakes erected
to keep the crowd back IL was a good
thing for the GRO wd, but bad thing for
Murray.
The Cuban Giants will play the Media
club the latter part Of this month
The statement made that Shortstop
Ferguson made the FIRST home run OF the
season for Columbia Athletic Club is q
great mi justice TO Captain Billy Higgins
VINO pounded out home run on the
hrst ball pitched to him Ia the Q A c.
Somerset game
Arrangements have been perfected fer
ar inter county riils match between
Lancaster and Chester counties. Rife
teams from these counties contested lAst
year In a series of three matches. the
latter coming off the victor. The first
match will be- held at Ephraia on June
20
The Eddystoue Cricket Club opened the
season at Eddystone on Saturday In '
one inning game with the Linden eleven.
The latter won with l04 runs to 81 fol
Eddystone.
"Unless IL bs the fashions or ths
weather, what is more uncertain than
the game OF bAseballf' asks the Philadel
phia Record
The Pennsylvania Military College
Delaware College game at Chester, OF
Saturday, resulted ia a complete waterloo
for the Della ware boys by score Of 80 t,
l5 The Chesterites made runs In th'
third inning Ten OF the DelawareanI
struck out while Phillips, of Delaware
College, struck out Eve obstetrics.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

The schooner Susie P. oliver, from
Philadelphia for Boston, struck on the
jos Flogger shoal, Delaware bay on the
12th instant, and remained fast until
yesterday. when she was pulled off and
pr 1ceeded without having sustained any
apparent damage.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14
Dedication of Odd Fellows Temple. PhilR.
delphia, May 21st.

For the above occasion the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad Company will sell ex
cursion tickets to Philadelphia and return
for all trains May Goth and 2lst, valid
for return until May 25rd, at 20 cents for
the round trip.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

To-day q League schedule.

Baltimore at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at Louisville.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

Everything must be sold at the great
picture sale, No 596 Market street,
commencing Msy 49,
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

C0tton-reW AorA Oiosin8 frIe@s.
June, 81 bid; 6 So asked; July, 9 80 bid 663
asked: August. 81 bid; 6s asked; Septem-
Der, 6.70 bid; OIL asked.
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

Again "OpportunitS" Knocks at Your
Door-"If EleeDinR, AwRke"-On to
Evening journal., 1895-05-14

Ready-made, all
sizes for men. We
are doing an snor-
nous trade In
ready-made Suits
at these prices.
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M Z N

Why waste time and money with doctors when
] WILL SEND FREE the prescription Tor a new
ana positive remedy for "A prompt and lasting
cure Tor lost MANHOOD AND IMPOrENCNi I
am not doctor but a lawyer. and obtained this
wonderful formula while IN Paris, France from
the most celebrated specialist In diseases OF the
gcnitO urinary organs the world ever knew It
made a new man Of me and 70 will do the same
for you. For removing vaTicocele and STRENGTH
ENGNG SMALL. WEAK ORGANS ITS EFFECT
- TRULY MARY FLOUS. Sucn a wonderful
change Will be made In from 10 TO % DAYS by It's
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suffering rom NERVOUS DEBILITY or any
other trouble caused by YOUTHFUL ERRORS or
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Address plainly. G.. W. Brlscoc. 42l Cedar ave,
san Francisco.
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chosen. We are the guardians of the
character and dignity of this great state.
i shall cooperate with you in every effort
10 protect the rights of the people and to
promote their happiness and welfare.
| invoke the blessing of Almighty God
upon your deliberations.
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DARTNfR WANTED-To act as business
Il manager OF a paving weekly paper Ia a livs
Montana town. From sluo 10 500 oapi-u
required % Increase the plant. A good thing
for tue ri :ht sort % man. Address Macbeth.
care OF standard. Anaconda.
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1 OST-2I head OF 3-year-old steers. branded
II -. j." on left ribs. there are also various
other brands on them. They strayed from
ranch near Warm springs. Deer Lodge county.
Reward OF so for information that will lead 10
IN 'ir recovery or for re.urn OF same 10 Spencer
johnson. Warm springs. Mont
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L'OE fire life and accident Insurance. sss
Il Winters 4 Co.. Man -. Butte.
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/ have great confidence in your integrity
of purpose to faithfully discharge the i'm
portaut duties for which you have been
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SUPREME COURT.

Two years ago / recommended q in
crease IN the number of associate justices
OF the supreme court, that the business of
that important judicial body might be ex-
pcdltcl. and a great saving of expense To
litiCants thereby effected. IL Is a matter
10 which your attention is again called IN
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SOCIETIES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

hlSNtlLANEOO%
IFyou want TO buy. sell or rent houses. lots or
Il acre property 90 ami see j Haven, 3 First
Natonh bank build n. Great Fails
cD0n MONTHLY guaranteed. Manufac-
pZOv turing concern wants REPRESENTATIVE
in Anaconda. Must have few hundred DO lars
cash TO pay for goods on del very after orders
are secured. i. r. Van. Morse bldg. New York.
MIZPAII-C lairyoyant occults, adept in or.
vi iental mystics, spirit messages. planetary
talismans, future. 81. 4l6 y. Man. Butte
INANTED-To rent furnished house in
w Anaconda: would purchase the furnish
ings II reasonable y, standard once.
NINE lPANOFf. palmlsg ami lie reader.
vi reads past. present and future. gives ac-
curate advice on al affairs o life. rels bust
ness or profession you are best adapted for
Has had 20 years experience. having read tins
hands OF many OF the moss celebrated and su.-
ces,fui men aud women OF the age. MISTAKES
Impossible Last wees in Butte. viii read FOR
ladies' for -. Room .. Beaver block. lutte.
LINE HORsES-Ihere are nov bein.
L worked and prepared az Belmont PARK Tor
the eastern market. % hne ge.diugs. i've and
SIX years cd. II you want a me carriage team
"a road team. single driver. or q nice saddle
horse. YOU can surely be- suited In IN lot %
horses, if you Inspect them. or write the pro.
pgl-tOr before the horses are shipped they
are IN fine condition. wei broke and ready 10
do service. Address W. II. Raymond, Fuller
springs. MOntdul.
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NNANTED-To rent furnished house il
w Anaconda: would purchase the furnish
ings N reasonable y. standard ONCE.
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NJ lLPAH-Clairyoyan occultisl adept in or
vi iental mystics spirit messages. planetary
talismans, future. 81. 4lG y. Man. Butte
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wANTED-sIIUATIoNS

MISS BETSEY GRAHAM, professional
vi nurse graduated In the Royal FIedriks
hospital, Denmark; nurses all kinds OF med.
ical and surgical diseases; 5ls w. Park ayeR <,
Anaconda.
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RI you want TO buy sell or rent houses, lots OF
L acre property. 90 and see J Haven, F.rsi
Nation Al bank build n. Great Falls
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EOE RENT-One store room, No. III PetriIZ
Il bui dlng, Main street, Anaconda. Montana.
Apply John " Petritz.
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LOR SALE-Or rent, "A steam saw. Thos.
L SETON, 43l kemper Ave. Butte.
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CHEF coo< late OF Chicago. desires position
" rs either first cook or head baker. Adj
dress or call az TIC W. Granite, Butte.
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NNANTED-Ne must have some hotel and
w boarding house cooks. homework girls,
family cooks and dining room girls Copper
city Employment agency, Cwsley block, Butte.
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EOR RENT-The hns brick store on com
L IN 'rcial avenue. next door 10 McKlnnon s
Mckay grocery store with fine large cellar,
sewerage and fine barn on the premises. rent
reasonable. lnqu 70 OF l. Rosenheid & Co, 3Ol
Third ST, AnacOndl. January lst. IsqL
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WANT SDS.
WANTED-HELP.

NNANTED-Many girls for homework and
w family cooking. boarding house and hotel
Mattresses, good women cooks. have work In
all lines. People seeking work look to the
Peoples Employment Agency, Owsley block,
Butte.
The Republican journal., 1895-03-14
Mount Desert Correspondence.

MI. y. y. Whtcomh IS closing a term Of
comb is unusually successful, for 50 young a
man, ~ y teacher. Me N said to be thorough
and has Won the praise If both citizens and
pupils. High SCHOOLS in need of Instructors
are fortunate IN securing such young men.
Mr. Wh'trpnib il a young man Of excellent
habits, thoroughly reliable, ANA possesses the
elements of success.
Rev. J. p. Bowman is holding meetings at
Bass Harbor.
Rev. W. L. johnson has been holding
meetings al S. w. Harbor.
The Republican journal., 1895-03-14
The Belfast City Election.

The municipal election Monday March
1lth, drew out the largest vote cast in this
city for many years, and resulted in the
election of Edgar F. Hanson, the nominee of
the citizens caucus by plurality Of 10
over John Nj Fletcher, Republican, The
contest was sharp and workers on both
sides had been active since the caucuses,
which We're held March lSt and "a
In each Of the wards some candidates al,-
peared on both tickets. and in Wards 1 and
) both parties nominated the same tickets.
against Al a. Hul lar Alderman AMI IL NJ.
Perry for Couneiiman, ana enough spllt
tickets We're east to caiise a tie between Mr..
HnId and his opponent, J II Stinsom, and
III elect Thomas L. Sltnte over Mr.. Perry.
These opposition candidates We're not regI-
laflN nominated and tfeir names did not al,-
rear on The printed ballots, but were vataN
for Nh writing III nf hv stiekels A new
election for Alderman lias been ordered for
Wednesday, March Zolh Mr.. Stnson has
iiel nomination rapsrS hut AIr iiurI re-
fus4s IN eltaI tMc contest again, Aeli@t the
election WILD ~ merely formal. Thy Board
o Registration will be IN session vt the usual
Hours saturday and Monday IL revise the
IstS, ana Nh Tuesday V complete tlAm
While the polls are open the Board wiil bc
IN session to correct errors. Charles W
Frederick has been Iv-ari,viutt,i Chairman
IT The Bparl VI till tlle vacancy nmtIl THE
Governor appoints.
Following is the vote for the various can
The Republican journal., 1895-03-14

Nv go
As is usual after a political victory the
small boys, with some Older ones, had an n-
formal celebration Monday night. They got
small cannon belonging to John Dolloff,
which they loaded and fired several times
between p. m. and midnight and hail two
or three hontires. There was also some ELL
ringing, horn blowing and other noise such
as the Youngsters ENJOY making whenever
they can hnd an excuse for il. x camp
| owned by some BOYS near the steamboat
wharf was burned early in the evening,
Considerable glass wss> broken by the con
cusSlon "f the cannon n lights being broken
IN the PhumiN House and / III THE North
Church at one discharges
Meeting Of the County Grange.
Waldo County Pomona Grange met March
9TH with Northern Light Grange, Winter
nort Th+ attendance verv light owing
to thr condition of the roads Northern
Light Grange lately added Is felt to the
length Of their building, making it uow 80
Ms "a feet The tlnur III tile new part and 4
narrow Strip In VI ,'a lart il raised somr
two feet above '' ualu floor ANA scd for a
dining room, stage, ,lr- There are folding
ti'1vf7 between tAH Nm PARTS, am,! a,.rtaims
ana scenery, anu Il " ,tI.H III tht laraest aEd
most convenient hal IL the county. North
ern Light has three dlanatic companies OF
ganizel from it'll members and Al it Is one of
the largest Oranges ia the county, with
plenty of good material to draw from tlev
must have Very interesting meetings.
Ihe County Grange opened at tile
usual hour The only Pomona officers pres
ent We're the Worthy Master, Secretary ana
Ceres The other offices We're filled hy North
ern Light Grange III \ address Of welcome
WAS given by Sister Dyer and the response
by Brother Black Of Granite Grange The
following Oranges Were reported: Northern
Light ~ George Richie; Morning Light,
Monroe, " Fred Parker; South Branch,
Prospect, by Sister CHM; Granite, North
Searsport, by Sister Black Richie, Waldo,
ny q. y Levanseler; Eastern Star, Hamp-
den, Penobscot county, by Brother and Sly
ter Carter.
4 class Of Is We're instructed in the fifth
degree Remarks for the good III the order
We're made by Br i. George Ritclie, u
Welas ana Sister Carter, After the usual
noon recess the following literary entertAln-
ment Mas given Dec, Albert Clarke: Eer
DAISY LIBBY; Dre Charles Clements Song
Ida Campbell, Daisy Libby and Edna Glenn
ents kee., Ada May Dyer, Dec, Walter
CArk Bio. C. Yields rtcited a noen N hl4
own composing. l'he pieces wcre Al very
iine tile recitation hv Mis-, DIVER sl0,yinsr
The Republican journal., 1895-03-14

PROSPECT FERRY. Capt. i4vander Iarli-
inan and wite an, Capt j. y. Hartman ana
wiie lStet Orchard dow and wlie oi Mon
roe last Sunday. MISS Nieia Kin45sbury Of
Frankfort visited Miss Oflanna Harding last
week. y. b. Avery aud James Donovan
Went t9 Bar Iltrhor last Manaav 10 work
on stone. Mr. Orrln Luke ami wife visited
at Mrs. L.. fathers, Like Crocker of Stock
ton, last Saturday and Sunday. Miss On
rama Harding returned to school at Bucks
port, March 18th. She Will graduate this
term. Mrs. Annie Avery is very much
better. Mrs. Fannie Wilson. with her son
and little daughters, went to Bath last Sat
urday to join Capt A. $. Wilson. u. Mr.. Eu-
gene Barnes and wife and Mrs. Susan CHM
are on the mending hand Several from
this place attended tile supper the Masons
gave at Winterport last Friday night Ihe
Ladies Circle met with Mrs. Manley CHM
last Saturday night. Thirty five We're pres
ent and all pronounced it good time.
Mrs. Albert Hartman is having very bad
cold. Several from this place Went to
Stockton last Thursday To attend the fun
eral of Marion Hartman.
The Republican journal., 1895-03-14

Governor appoints
Following is the vqte for the farious can
didates
FoE MAYOR.
John NJ Fletcher. l46 l3o los j. 63 5o4
Edgar II. Hanson - 154 l59 - 81 ~
spoilra baiior~ n ) ] Il IL
FOR ALDERMEN
Vote
Ward l. I.enaa r. shal4s. l.:i
4 FfaneiS III Melrh~-.s....-.. 4NS
I +" Bancroft II Conant. ........ ~
q 3-jares f. Mckeeu... H.. ......ll2
Owen q. bate. .............4..l l,,5
:" e. Willis s Hatch, h,........+-.. 1V2
w. Augnstu- A Hurd. ...s-.--.-..- 1s
Jant- III stnsOn.. ...-.......-. is
FOR couNcILMKN.
Ward ~ William X. keene. ,....4 l65
Charles II. Copnbs ..-..M~.4.. IVA
Percy B Etdnan. ......-.... 2lb
kainbrldge II Know toni. w -- IL
$ GhaIieS g. Farrar. .......... 80
CHARLES A. Piper. .......l.... 1lN
FRANK II Mayo........- 1e4
z .} M Illi.sm W. Gates ...4. 24a
Charlie, III Waterman. ....ll Hill
Edgar NJ Cunninghant. l.6
" flames t sheldon. -..,..s 100
Noheft + Euss. ....-~.--. MI
saNttr 4 GHptlil. .-.- i5l
lfylM ". FERRY. .........-.. w
Thomas u snte. ........... \,
foh school COMMITTEES
Wanl tmA G Slblpv {s9
1iar.rs NJ hgkiurd ---....,.- l8a
~ 7,i.' '-' l y.
G.4 Il,i4.,r.. f5s
" A- NatWr tr itGrlM. lM..4s0=..-... lWi
'-f ii'iN y, iHf1iitt, ttst-r ia-
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lbHaNS III TauN--H lt4
The Republican journal., 1895-03-14

Charles y Follett died at his home i1
South Montville, Tuesday March l4ti4, afte.
being contine,l I'd his BED four wears from
para yss. He was born IN Wellington. Me-
May IA, 1872, and lived there until early
manhood, when he moved to North Sears
mont At which place he carried on a farm
and did a blacksmithing business A few
years ago he sold out and bought a mill at
So Montvllle which he carried Oh IN long AZ
mis- health permitted. He was married three
times. His first wife was Sarah j Strout
Of Wellington, whose son. Frank A. Follett
resides II TINS city BY hi4 second
wife, formerly Almatia ) Emerson of
Montvile. five sons and one daughter re-
iiiii. Thes are Charles ". F4tiatt II Bel
fast, Eugene ann Harvey IF kockland,
Nolney of Ninalhaven, ana Miss Nettit Fol
lett Of Belfast His third wife, Who survives
him, was Emma ]. Stubs OF South Moat-
ville, ann hv her he leaN4s ont san. WilIie.
Mhp liyrs with the parents HI SuHth Alnut-
villv. Deceased VA w honest in,ijlStrioi,
mAn and 4 goed cltiz~n, one itnaral ind rel
SnnrF-a Wherever kiinWp. THA ffuef4i will
A+ Ara FridaE affasnann tT j 9Hlak w ItS
iatr residences
The Republican journal., 1895-03-14

lae NAn aHntN Nat4fau~ --aiafiWn0
nist W.t Warean i'ost. MiatrFpoit. AssrWll
7th 1le weather Il oketi IL istt.e l.,.ji IN ii..
ale.uing lait bq e'elock the sll came ont
ansl ID itf4NvN "a eo4A iav tar tlr 4ctssf.n
Coturaae paM~aM. irtSidenr of the Assa.in-
tiuli. called the meeting to order WIKI !, f4,y
annr0nriate reluarhs In the al,,.,,a. III
Ienlraa- pAw1rffl. A stIpson MA sail4jI
te tNe S-eretars ! char The report of th4
last meeting, at North Searsport, was read
and accepted The committee on time ANA
pitre ot neXt meeting Crockett, CAtiord
anu Richards, reported as follows Time,
June 9TH place. Belfast The committee Of
Arrangements fol the next meeting is Com
rades Piper, NICK cen and Hilworth Ee-
marks Mere made IN Comrades Dunton.
Spencer Clifford, Richards and others.
"Fal IN fer Tatlons was next ia order.
Promptly at one ucpck He meeting Was
again tsalIel 10 order Cpnlf4l,. Dawson
The Republican journal., 1895-03-14
Obituary.

The funeral services of Mrs. Edna BAH
oidge We're held at her late home i'll Winter
port Friday afternoon, conducted by Rev j
/. Slmonton. The house was filled with
sympathizing friends and tie floral Offerings
We're very beautiful. Mrs. Babbdge was an
excellent woman, a good mother and a kind
nelghbor and Will be greatly missed. She
was an enthusiastic lover If flowers and cul-
tivated them extensively. Her garden was
famous throughout the town. She leaves a
son, Frank, and one daughter, Mrs. Aldi4
flemant, with whom she lived. ME follow
ing i"ien written By her niece, Mrs. Ella
Shapes Of EHe'ett Mass, was reitd at tile
funeral.
The Republican journal., 1895-03-14

The House Tuesday passed bin which
makes it Illegal to catch, kill or in any way
destroy, either for market sale or canning
purposes at any season of the year. Holsters
whose length according to the customary
trade measure, is less than 10 II inches.
The bill was opposed by the canners.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-09
PRICE ONE CENT
State Board Of Appeal in Session Yes
terday-Casss Considered.

state board OF Appeal IN Session Yes
terday-Casss Considered.
Appeals of the following cases were
heard yesterday by the State board of
appeal, composed of the comptroller.
treasurer aud State tax commissioned.
In all cases where reductions appear trey
were made with the concurrence of the
Sta.e tax commissioner In supplemental
evidence furnished by the corporations
appealing:
Baltimore Equitable Society; appeal
heard and held under advisement. Avon
Buttllng Company; assessment affirmed.
Baltimore Grain and Stock Commission
Company; reduced To Si.25 per share
Chesapeake Steamboat Company; reduc-
ell To 75 cents per share. Excelsior Slate
Company; reduced Co so cents per share.
American District Telegraph Company:
reduced to so cents per share. American
Coal Company; assessment affirmed.
Cumberland Milling Company; assess-
ment affirmed. Baltimore City Cold
Storage Company assessment affirmed.
Mount WashingtJ, Electric Light Conn
pany, Baltimore county, allowed credit
for real property. Mutual Fire Inspr-
ance Company of Montgomery County;
held under advisement. Penn Mutual
Loan Institution, assessment affirmed.
Union Loan and Guarantee institutions,
assessment affirmed. Brooklyn and Cur
tis Bay Light aud Water Company; re-
duced to $50 per share. Hitchins Broth
ers Company; reduced TO 25 cents per
share. Hagerstown Spoke and Binding
Company; assessment affirmed. Balti-
more Breweries Company, Limited, re-
duced TO 30 cents per share.
Among those before the board inter
ested in cases were lsidor Rayner, John
II. Bland, Captain w. e.. Eliason, Hen
ry Nj. Murray, Frank l.. Borling, Allen
Farquar, w. ID. l.. Walbridge, Fred r..
Williams, &. w. Sebold. w. III. DeCour-
sey Wright, Frank Fisher, J. w. Hook,
K. /. Palmer, NJ. w. 0ffutt and B. A.,
Richmond.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-09
NAVAL NEWS.
Orders Issued Yesterday-Test of Bul-
let Proop Shield.


Tie following naval orders have been
issued by the Navy Department Com
mander Edwin Longnecker has been de-
tached from attendance ut the Naval
War College and is ordered Ms inspector
of ordnance at League Island. Com
mander :. Very has been detached from
League Island and ordered To ordnance
duty at Cramps. Lieutenant ]. III. l..
Holcombe has been ordered to the Inde-
pendence. Lieutenant g. J. Bush has
been detached from the Ranger and or
dered to the Naval Academy. Ensign
j. r.. Edie h?s been detached from the
New York and ordered home with three
months leave. Chief Engineer Richard
Inch has been detached from duty as in
spector of coal at Baltimore and placed
on waiting orders. Carpenter 4. G..
Sheppard has been detached from the
Philadelphia and ordered home, with
three months leave. Acting Carpenter
Otto Barth has been detached from the
New York navy-yard and ordered To the
Philadelphia.
Chief Engineer Perry and Passed AS
sistant Engineer Norton have been or
dered to proceed TO Buffalo, n. Y. and
will sal OH the 18th instant OF the new
lake steamer Northwest. They will
make the round trip from Buffalo to
Duluth. Che points of interest in the
trip is that this vessel is equipped with
the French Belleville boilers of the tu-
bulous type, and the purpose is to ascer-
tain the fitness of these boilers for naval
uses.
At Indian Head yesterday test was
made 10y Lieutenant Mason of the Leon
ard bullet-proof shield cloth for the pur-
pose of ;@certaining its fitness for naval
purposes. The official report will be
made in a few days.