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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
DUNcAX's NECK MAY BE SAVED.
The wife of the Man who Shot Him
TesfIRes in His Favor.

Testffies in His Favor.
Atlanta, Ca, July 1.-THE case Of Adolf
plus Duncan, the negro under sentence
TO hang for assaulting Mrs. M. c. San
ner, took another sensational turn to-day.
which may result in saving the negro.
This afternoon Mrs. Cora Landis' sister
in-law Of Mrs. sanner, made an affidavit
that puts a new phase on the negroes
guilt. His Identification has been in doubt
all along. The night of the assault Mrs.
Sanner went to Mrs. Lands house. which
was near by, and called her brother,
Tom, husband of the affiant, out. She
then told of her struggle with the negro,
and Lands went off TO search for him.
When he came back he said he had shot
a negro, but was afraid 1t was the wrong
one, as he did not fit the description OF
the man who had attempted to rob and
assault his sister. The negro shot was
Duncan.
Lands also told his wife she must stick
20 him, as he would get into trouble
for shooting the wrong negro. Mrs Ian
dis says she has heretofore denied all
knowledge of the affair because she was
afraid of her husband, but at the last
hour makes her affidavit to save the ne
gro's neck If possible. Mrs, lands fur
Their says that Mrs. Sanner did not claim
that the negro had criminally assaulted
her at the time, but robbed her. Dun
cans life is now in the hands of the SUI
preme court.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
cHARLEsroN's DEMOCRATS.
They Elect n strnightout Delegation
10 The Convention.

Charleston, S c. July l6.-The democrat
&c county convention. which met here to-
day. decided by a vote OF 100 to 81 to elect
a full. straightout delegation to the con-
stitutional convention, thereby rejecting
the recommendation OF the democratic ex-
ecutive committee to elect three Tillman-
ties. The following is the resolution which
was carried by the vote Indicated above:
Whereas. Senator Benjamin Tillman and
Gov John Gary Evans have each repu-
dated the agreement entered into with
Messrs. Joseph Barnwell. J. c. Hemphill.
and others. whereby an equal divisions OF
delegates to the constitutional convention
should be given the conservative demo-
Gratis Of the state. and
Whereas. Senator Tillman and Gov.
Evans have both used their influence to
TO prevent an equal division Of delegates
be II,
Resolved. That it is the sense Of this
convention that primary be held for the
election Of nine delegates 10 the constitu-
tional convention. and that no agreement
be entered into for a division of delegates
between the regular and reform factions
of the Democratic party in this county.
A strong effort was made by Senator
Barnwell and other conservatives to Sc
cure a division of the delegates in the in
tcrest of peace and unity. but 1t was evil
dent that the suggestion Of four names by
the twenty-eight Tillmanites made on Sat
urday last had done the work and solid
flied the conservatives.
The following is a list of the delegates
chosen; Theodore G. Barker, J. F. X
Bryan. l. n. Waltham, Julian Mitchell
X. ]. L. Oliver. q. +. Vankolnitz, Jr., W.
NJ. Fitch, A. s. FarrOw and w. S. J.
Jervey
There were only two Tnlmanites in the
hall by actual count. The division would
probably have gone through but for the
fact that Senator Tillman and Gov Evans
had repudiated the compromise agreed
upon before the decision in the registration
case.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17

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headquarters Chatham ARTILLERY.
Orders - '0'''
In accordance with orders this dav re-
Ceived from the governor, an election for cap
tain TO command the company viii lie hold a,
the Armory on "Wednesday evening, i7th inst.
between the hours OF Z and 10 clock
u Az the same time and place an election
is hereby ordered for first lieutenant. 10 mi
the vacancy oeeasioned by the resignation OF
Lieutenant r. F, Harmon, and any other va.
cancies that may arise
III. Under Article ~, Sec. IS. OF the Rerula-
lions Governing the Georgia Volunteers the
members entitled to vote at the election of
COMPANY olncers are the regular commissioned
Olhcers ana bona Tide enlisted men of the com.
pany. GEORGE p WAIkER
Second Lieutenant. Com manding c. A.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
sPALDING GOES DRY.
The Anti-PrOhibitiOnist Carry the
County by 81 Majority.

county by 81 Majority.
Griffin, Ga. July 1S.-To-day has been
one of the most eventful ones in Grhfin's
history. The prohibition election occurred
to-day, resulting in 81 majority for the
prohibitionists. This is the official count.
From o'clock this morning until o'clock
this afternoon all the strength obtainable
was used by both sides. The county pre-
cincts came to Griffin with 1893 majority
in favor of prohibition. Seven hundred
and eighteen votes were polled in the Crit
fin precinct The day passed quietly con
sidering the interest manifested, and
everything is quiet tonight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
FLORIDA's PHOSPHATE MINERS.
Rock Must Bring BETTER Prices or II
VIII Not BE Mined,

hoch MUST BRING better frAces or III
VIII Not BE Mined.
Ocala. Fla, July IA large and en-
thusiastic meeting Of hard rock phos-
plate miners convened this afternoon in
the office of Thuillier & Clarke. in the
Merchants block. for the purpose Of agree
ing on plan of organization.
Col. Nichols OF the Chicago mine was
made chairman and Charles 5. Clarke
was made secretary. Only miners were
admitted TO the meeting. The basis of
an agreement was reached and tonight
an election Of officers viii be held. These
VIII serve for three months, when a per-
manent organization and officers for the
year VIII be chosen.
The miners present were determined
that German dictation in the future, so
far as this body is concerned, should rot
name prices on rock, as they have done
in the past, and that rock in the future
must bring more money or go unmined.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
SIMS GHOST ON A TRAMP.

SpiritunIists Scare the Negroes of
south Jacksonville.
Jacksonville, Fla, July 16.-Spiritualists
of South Jacksonville have circulated a
story among the negroes which has fright
ened them so badly that they are in by
dark. They believe that the ghost of
Alexander Sims is walking. At a spirit
ualistic seance held a day or two after
the murderer was hung raps were heard
and a ghostly voice calling for Sheriff
Bowden. Then. according to witnesses,
the voice told the sheriff of things upon
which they two alone had conversed be-
fore Sims went to the scaffold.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
WAR ON ADULTERATED MILK.

Atlanta Dealers Using n Chemical to
he Prosecuted.
Atlanta, Ga, July 16.-The city is threat
ened with an ugly tussel with adulter-
ated milk. For some time past an ex-
tensive trade in milk preservative has been
piled by a squad of agents who supplied
the dairymen with a formula for keep
ing their milk sweet indefinitely. The
board of health got hold of the matter
and after a chemical analysis has issued
a bulletin ordering every dairyman us
ing the formula to be prosecuted for SELL
ing adulterated and poisoned milk
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

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HANLON.-The relatives and friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Hanlon, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson, are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
of the former at 4:3O o'clock this after
noon, from the residence OF Mr. Andrew
Jackson, 2O3 Congress street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
Must Not Pave in summer.

Jacksonville. Fla. July 16-Dr ]. Y.
Porter. the state health officer, arrived in
the city to-day and refused the request of
the city that the pavement of West Bay
street, leading to the terminal station, be
laid.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
MEETINGS.
GEoRGIA cHAPTER 10. ;, Il. 4. :

A regular convocation of
this chapter will be held (
this "wednesday evening at \
$50 o'clock.
The r. A. Degree will be
conferred.
Transient companions are
fraternally invited.
By order of
,o z. A. CUT
JOHN RILEY, Recorder.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
NIitchelI's silver Delegates.

Camille, Ga. July 1.-THE silver league
met here to-day and appointed delegates
TO the Griffin convention. l. A. Bush was
made chairman. two democrats and seven
pOpulists voting.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
REV. j. HowKINs DEAD.

He Was Editor of the Lutheran WIS.,
itOr and an Author.
Columbia. S. c., July 16,-Rev. ]. How
kins, D. D., editor of the Lutheran Visi-
tor, author of Howkin's catechism, and
one Of the most eminent divines in the
Lutheran church, died at his home in New
berry county to-day from the effects of a
stroke of paralysis. received two weeks
ago. He had served churches in Georgia.
South Carolina, Virginia and Maryland.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17

Statesboro, Ga, July ia tornado
struck this place this evening about 3
o'clock, completely demolishing the new
Primitive Baptist church and blowing in
several glass store fronts. Fencing and
trees were also blown down promis-
cuousy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
AUGUSTA AND SAVANNAH RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

Pursuant TO notice given and the re-
quest made by stockholders, owners OF
over fifty thousand $50 10000 dollars Of the
capital stock of the company, a meeting
Is hereby called. TO be held in the city of
O'Clock a. m. at the banking house of
Hull & Lathrop, to take into considerat ton
the election or non-election Of the company
to make new lease to the new company
to be called the Central of Georgia Rail-
way Company, upon a net rental of five
per cent per annum.
Also to consider the course to be deter
mined by the corporation under existing
circumstances as well as all other busi-
ness that may lawfully come before the
meeting at that time.
A. r. LAYTON,
President Augusta and Savannah Rail-
road Company.
June 2S 1885,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
Low
Shoes,
and our standard infallible
remedy for that "over-
stocked" feeling is a
REDUCTION,

The deeper the cut the
surer the cure, and we have
taken an overdose"
Nearly every pair of LOW
SHOES in the house-staple
and novelty-cheapest and
costliest-is "on the list"
All you've got to do is to
help yourself-the PRICES
that holds 'em now are not
worth mentioning.
Call and see for yourself.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
when YOU
ARE SICK

And send for a doctor vo,
don't stop to count the cost
you want quick relief.
We are sick of CARRYING
such a big stock of LADIES'
and CHILDREN'S
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.


'Ilk' TO MAKE A RUN
mix. ON UNDERsHIRTs.
Nlf. That's our plan for the next
'Alk' few days. Our New York
XIII. resident buyer saw a big
.llk. bargain In q lot of
XIII. FINE BALBRIGGAN UNDER
'Xks SHIRTS,
'NlB~ and now we have them ready
.Hlk for those who wish to re-
.yv. penish this hot weather
'XiAe The goods are actually worth
.NV. 75c but we have placed them
.lk. at the ridiculous price of
.VH. 45c each or Three for SI.25.
.ks. We have several STYLES You
.VVe can take your choice at the
sNks price. They are the best
"a life values ever offered for the
.yHS money.
a III. See the Display In Window.
.ik. APPEL q SCHAUL,
.yR. $50 Broughton street.
PEACHES! PEACHES! PEACHES!
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
am receiving daily
800 BUSHELS FREESTONE PEACHES
on consignment from the best or
chards in the state, which must be
sold REGARDLESS OF PRICE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17

sALU TIVOLI.
TIvOLI PARK CTHUNDERBOLD,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
JULY IL AND Is.
Matinee Both Afternoons.
GONZALES, THE HUMAN SNAKE,
in the most wonderful cOntOrtiOns.
The Ever Charming
ETHEL CARTER,
the pride of all the boys.
DAN HART,
The Old Line Minstrel and Comedian.
in his matchIess speciaIties.
The Peerless HOGmans.
/ CARL HOFFMAN - EMMA
bright, vIvaciOus and pleasing.
And Don't Forget
wCOME-AND-sEE-HE NO. p"
in her butterfly dance and high
kicking.
And What You Think!
will try to reach the skies with his
wonderful
/
ADMISSION FREE.
DIR. CORsON
has returned 10 the city
and resumed practice.
LEADERS.
CLARET LEMONADE.
IMPORTED CLARET.
LIME JUICE.
RASPBERRY VINEGAR.
POMEGRANATE SYRUP.
FINE FRUITS.
SOFT PEACHES.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE
VALE ROYAL DAIRY
CREAM AND BUTTER.
EST. $. w. BRANCH.
.:..:..:.-:.....:..:.':zED6zss4-p
!. DELIGHTFUL EVENT
will be the
GRAND BALL
!. at
HOTEL TYBEE
!. THURSDAY EVENING, JULY Is, s95.
To those who enjoy dancing this will
be an enjoyable occasion.
GOOD MUsICi
DREAMY WALTZES!
COOL BREEZES!
!. Come down and enjoy yourself.
Last train for city at 1880 p. m.
!. BoHAN s. COWAN.
:..:.+.-:+.:.-.:..: xeGs-ez
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
WE WANT
YOUR WIFE


YOUR WIFE
or your hOusekeeper to drop in our
store and examine our stock of
Groceries. 1t will not tnke her
more than
A MINUTE
TO be convinced that we carry the
finest and most complete stock of
Groceries in the city. Nothing
high about us but the quality.
w. C. COOPER.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17
MILITARY oRDERs-

JOHN RILEY, Recorder. = - IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-19
AN ry.sI.yE.s RIGHT TO DOVER.

Chicago. Dec ls-Mara Evans Lawrence. the agea
negress ex-s!ave and common-iaw wife OF Dr henry
Lawrence scored victory In Judge Brentaho ;
co,- vestersay IN her fight for dover interest in
the estate OF her husband. and. If the ruling s sus-
tanned IN the hirher court she VIII receive about
sso.Vo The is novel enc IN many iesPee'.
snd the story, dating back to the time Maria was
Save sixteen years old. IS full OF romance Al ths'
time she was a person Of attractiveness, and John
Evans worked year TO accumulate 1900 TO pur-
casse her freedom from her master Evans married
her in 1876 and In 1857 he died. leaving his wiie
1900 Two years afierward Mrs Evans wen' 10
I'VE with DR. Lawrence. who had moyed 70 1927 St
leans and from that time she called hersti me
wife IN Jawrence lisI In Chicago In lssi. ana
Mrs Lawrence, now seTcnty-two years o.e va
criven from hel home pcTniiess by the doctor re.e
hses In rendering his declsl0n' judge premium"
SAD.
Il 60 not think that any matrimonial ceremony
ever took pace between tie parties, Dut 40 De
Asye that ne recognized this woman as heipIhitr
curing lie and 1 think In equity ttt hn' "as NE
legal VII. Az INC .aW cited 10 me fOet 70 support
frIf co1tor.lor <as should have d hsif-share IN
= 800. and Z decree may b. entered 10 that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-19
THE WALLER CASE AGAIN.
A LETTER REACHES WASHINGTON FROM THE E2
11rc 81 TIL IMPROVED

A LETTER REACHES WASHINGTON FROM Ihb En-
coNs1-I-H1s HEALTH IMPROVED.
washington. Dec IS (SpecaD.-A letter was re-
osi,,ed from ex-Consul John L. Waller. the hrst
snca Eovesnber p The letter is dated Maison CEN
.ralo 40 Mines November l5 and is addressed to
h,e stenson Paul Bray, who is looking after the
ax Consuls interests here. In this letter MI "a'e'
GAYS that on the whole his health is hlue I'M
proved Although his family landed in this coun-
NV on October H. up to the date Of his letter NO
vonber Is he had not even learned OF their sai1
orrival He feels yet the disappointment OF not
seeing his family when they passed through France
within two hours of his prison and hopes that inc
record Of the court-martial has reached Washing
ton this. ~ ,ru,
arres, and Imprisonment and the American people
know Just about as much now as TO the Justine, aa
ton Of his han as ey 10 the the effect tha
France has cosened to give up the res s2 Of As an
SS OF he@Ge he
WASHINGTON some TINE C Henn on Foreign Al
fairs will be able to look over ali me correspond
ence and record at the same time Whateverc ao-
s sEn ' mprSonmen il viii have effect on his
property rights in MadagasGafh before Francs made
war on Madagascar, and hence me VALIDITY OF Il
BE Mn;sr o orssn Affairs
gave the other day tnat 1ns ali con-
tracts and grants between the Hovas and other Tor
eghers previous to the war thus modifying me
A|NS--N"'N '''"N
when he captured Antananarivo. =. -.
The members Of the Kansas delegation IN the
Iamss have been unsuccessful In their efforts
20 Secure an appointment OF some kind under the
Damocratic Admins traitor. for Paul Bray. Bray
len bronEht here at the special direction of the
State Department. as witness for the Government
IN the case of Waller. Since his arrival IN TINS
civ after giving the Department all the iniorma-
ton in his possession, he has been thrown on me
mercy of friends. with no provision whatever Tor
his sustenance although Government witness
The least the State Department could have done
child have earned his living. The story of the
RESTITUTION of the family is already well known and
tbe annointunent Of Bray 10 place as messenger
in the postoffice OF the House, through the efforts
of Congressman Charles Curtis OF Kansas is not
of relief the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-19
MINERS BURIED IN THE WRECh.
A RUNAWAY TRAIN AND DISTRESSING ACCT

, RUNAWAY TRAIN AND a DISTRESSING ACCT
DENT AT A PENNSYLVANIA COLIERY.
cbanookin. Penn Dec ls-A terrible accident oc-
Cured at the Mid Valley Coery. at I o'clock this
morning whereby number of men were ihJureu'
four of them fatally as follows:
William Miller Mount Carmel; leg hurt and hand
mashed.
Joseph Iavaneslli. Mount Carmel; back and head
James IIollister. engineer Maysviie; scaiueu arms
broken, and internal injuries
George Dmithen Mount Carmel; left hand cut
and head crushed
stanny Yesoii. Mount Carmel head and knee
crushed.
George Zippi Wiburton; legs broken
Edward Allesbach. Mount Carmel: right leg
fractured at thigh also scalded
John Heller. Mount Carmel; knees cut anu "eAu
Iobn Iebig. Mount Carmel scalde1 and compound
fracture OF legs
Five Poles and Hungarians. cut, bruised anu
ecalded all residents OF Wilburton
OF the injured it is thought that LavanesKi' nor
lister Yesoli and Lebig will die
Immediately after the crash messengers hurrieu
n Mount Carmel for medical aid. and doctors soon
anpeared and did everything possible to relieve the
Tbe caliory is operated by T. NJ RICHTER of Mount
Carmel and NJ. X KemmeIer ana y, =; Me and
No slopes is two miles trdck coi n'cjonk this
workings The grade is steep Al ,o Gocn nm for
morning an accommoda ZION tram VA I No. Harr,.
The men to No slope after which t0hnur'o' riI
Hudson ordered the engineer, a s2,ns Of empty
waeons The conductor accompanied the iuCo,n Us
tive &c the colliery Thirty men boarded '"e cars
Tear the tor the coupling mex; TO the engine broke
and the cars a ran the hcT b5tom the cars jumped the
49, l., a n,oment there mass OF Nrechdse
twenty feet 6 HIGHS Henri welxer of sham sln
inside foreman and William Wimot. oq tbs York Of
rnsc,i,ne the injured and sending them IN diou'
10 their homes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-19
COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS DISCUSSED.
REORGANIZATION OF THE SENATE NOT LIKELY
TO BE COMPLETED BEFORE TIE
HOLIDAYS.

Washington Dec. lS.-In the caucus Of Republ-
can Senators this afternoon. in addition TO the
Presidents message. matters of detail connected
with the committee assignments were considered
On motion of Mr. Mitchell. OF Oregon, chairman Of
the Caucus Committee, I, was decided to change
the name of the select committee 10 inquire into
all claims OF citizens Of The United States against
the Government OF Nicaragua TO a select commit
tee ION The Construction OF the Nicaragua Canal,
and increasing the number of the committee from
five 10 seven. The charmanship Will be given TO II
Democrat (Mr. Morgan being the ranking mani,
and the Democrats Will have three members, win
the following Republicans members: Hawley.
Connecticut; Mitchell. Oregon; Squire. Washing
ton; Sewell. New-Jersey
Wr Mitchell also informed the caucus that he
Of the Democratic caucus. that the Democrats
would not resist the reorganization Of the commit
tees hut that the Republicans must enlarge the
democratic representation the committees on
Authorizations and Finance. so as 10 make the Re
niblican ma jorities these committees only one
In accordance with the established custom Of the
Senate This agreed to- and these committees
Will consist OF thirteen members II was also re-
ports9 that Il would be impossible to reorganiZe
any OF the committees before the holidays the
Democratic committee insisting that II was impos
short time allotted to them Mr. German. IL was
said had earnestly endeavored to arrive at an
understanding in regard to the Foreign Relations
Committee but his associates on the committee
fused TO consider the matter before the holidays
For this reason II Is probable that the Senate VIII
adiourn for the holidays with the committees still
in The hands of the Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-19
lnlLY INn WY ORDERS.

,,-,,, nac IL ,SpeciaD.-The following
Army orders have been Issued. ffs' -
George O. Squier. 81 Artillery VIII at sue" nm IN -.
his services can be spared from the Oh'teu ga
Artillery Schoo.. Fort Monroe, procesd 70 w
ohio on official business pertaining to the cohsruo
ton Of a po,arizlng photo-chronograph. Leave lo'
ak months on surgeons certificate OF disao'.l9'
with permission to leave the Department o. ,ne
East is granted Captain Asher C. Iayiod; 81 .er
ttiecaayy NJ disability with permission To go bey0nu
he sea ir granted to Captain Alfred Merton sth
Infantry. Leave for four months Is srah'ssi sior
Henry c. Hasbrouck. Attn Artillery Is or siaea1 ioi
duty as acting inspector general ana IL assish'n ~
TIL fol.owing-named officers vii report Ia psrs1n
tn Lieutenant clone, Samuel 5. sumner, ON cav
airy president Of the examining board appoh'.t 20
NEE; at Fort LeaVenworth, At such tlne a t1 a..
may be required BY tho board for examination i9I
Gavairy; Second Lieutenants Edward Anderson; ISL
Cava:ry: Alexander W Perry, 9Th Caya.ryi Ia MAJ
Isl Cavalry; Aiicnae McNamse, Sd Caya AIRY
Leutenaa, Eafh Harrson "a Sa1as 10 Leute
ant-Co.onel samue. Z. NJ. Young. 4th Cavalry pres.
dent Of the examlnins board appointed to meet at
may be required. for examiratlon as to iheir "
Hart 4th Cava.ry George F. S,ockle. lOtn Cavalry
William T L.ttebrant. 10Th Cavalry; Richmond
M Chef i Ensn'cr 4 " Morey has been detached
from the Melne on account Of the ii1ess OF ms
ysd am cRasg rS pacss uV With chez FnsneeT O. r
Howell L!eutenari-C ommandor c. ]. Hutcnins mas
been detached from The Navy Department ana or
dsrs. Commander e NJ Chester has been detached
he command Of the Hlcnm9Id coB.mannde1, e. =
graphic once Lieutenant j. o, Nicholson receives
three months sick leave Passed Assistant Eng neer
& H and 'een asaon,d the IRON
Lieutenant II. r. Tyler has been detached from the
Boston and ordered to appear before retiring
board.