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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-30

M&lfttf"S
7 NH ensing for abstracts
4 Ell earth again.
Esers 1t the Model restaurant
g |aauey is convalescing.
factors at Pioneer drugstore.
services next Sunday.
mHH.M ensing for abstracts.
Aus left Sunday night for his
[qster st,vs.-Model restau-
Lthvas up from Waubay on
|sd grta '9s calendar at NJ,
|nris is IN aberdeen visiting
sssucer from &c. up to 81 at
Go.
bra Goebel went up to Britton
[ofgood laundry soap Tor ~
piers.
=rps drove over rom Langford
designs in new rockers az the
pstore.
|Fdon OF Aberdeen was here
bargains in towels and white
Kramer's.
@hapman OF Bristol was in the
day.
glass Of pure apple Juice at the
Drug Store.
Gamache returned to Andover
Umorning.
g out prices OF baby buggies at
10 4 Fosters.
D. McGIachlin OF Aberdeen spent
yin the city.
18th stove rugs NJ the Furniture
ad zinc binding.
Abbott OF Waubay is visiting
%Aatiyes in this city.
kyou tried the Rosa de st. Clara
At the cigar factory.
md Mrs. Frank Smith OF Waubay
the city Tuesday.
Home sewing machines ON easy
at Benjamin & Fosters.
German took the tram for
hpolis Friday night.
received a stock OF all the latest
kinstationery at Peabodys.
ge Laselle and DR.. Jenkins were :
q Waubav yesterday.
y oysters, fried oysters, stewed
@. at the Model restaurant. !.
tor Fred Atherton OF the Waubay
s was in the city Tuesday.
bOpular smoke,-Rosa de st. Clara.
brit. Webster cigar factory.
ae was another enjoyable dance ut
gheeier's Saturday night.
boys overcoats, we cannot be beat
PATTY and uriee Kramer & Co.
and Afs. Peter Schmidt were the
Esoi Mr.. and AIRS. NJ. Thul Xmas.
Rsupremacy OF Dwight's Flour is
pronounced than ever this year.
|nU. W. meeting Monday evening
aary 3. Installation oil officers.
pney to loan on approved real estate
nty. VII H. MrssISe.
PSS Ella Elliott went up TO Aberdeen
Feday to consult IN eye specialist.
FHre Apple juice cider, 5 cts. q glass
psh rom the fountain at NJ. A. Ihul's
AS. J. Thompson now presides over
1l'rien at the Model restaurant.
Fas' received today, a new line OF mems
boys sweaters at Kramer & Cos.
'Oah hotscheyar oil Frank has been
'asacting business here this week.
~ your banjo, mandolin, violin and
A'ar strings at the Pioneer drug store.
'saiiey Chapman was up from Waa-
ano spent Ames with the boys.
'ast the thing Tor cold weather-A fine
. mems and boys sweaters at Kra-
H&Co. !
''Osd ieager went down 10 Butler TO
sau the holidays with his grand
Afnts.
'+'' received, a large invoice Of muf-
una silk handkerchiels at kramer !
aau and Charley olesou departed !
way night on a Christmas visit 60 J
Inst a~ettiyed-A full line OF the latest i
n noyei ees at Mrs. Fishers millinery
bore. i
There viii BY Epis sopal services both .
lorA'ng and evening Mt St. Mary's D
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-30

We are Closing Out
Our Winter Stock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
Eop EfGr.

Ono hundred arrests caused ny riot
OF Ronmanian students against the
Fchre W. nj Bucharest
The language question III Austria is
nearing a settlement.
American securities were well sup
ported on the German hourse on fore
casts IN President Mckinley message.
The italian cabinet resenod and
KmSIlnmbert reserved his decision.
Emperor William determined TO cx-
tora probation to German citizens In
foreign countries mentioning Hayt
The compact between Austria ana
hungary TO be prolonged by the Hun
garian "srlnment for another year
Haytfen Minister Leger to the United
States not Disturbed by the rumors
from Port all Prince concerning the
rtmatmn of German cruisers.
Az utimatrsn Is said TO have been
delivered to Hayti by German. The
little republic will have 10 pay.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS
" ASIIINGrON.

Congress duly assembled. organized
and the presidents message read. CThe
fun text "f the message. with a synop-
six Of 1t for husv people will be found
on inside pages of thls issue)
CONGRESSMAN Henry has introduced
his anti trust bill 1t Is OF the lines
OF the original rnckage law
All Texas hosSFs arr cxpo,ted this
week and settlement Of the patronage
fght Il in prospect
The president approved the sentence
by court martial administered to Can
tain lowering and 1t was made public
by Secretary Alger
Secretary Gage transmitted to con-
gross estimates Of approximations for
the fscal year ending June 20. lS1o, az
rregai',,e 1902 G,7 sS5. or go oOoe 900 over
1903 and sit 900 900 over 1897.
Expressions on tho presidents mes
sare nv sensltors, representatives arl
tho foreign press.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
THE HAYTIAN MINISTER.
Mr.. Leger Expresses M Uncnsiness
Over the Current Reports.

MI. LPSer M
Over the Current Reports.
Washington. December s.Mr. Leger.
the minister of Hayti to the United States,
when asked today concerning the Frank
fort Zeitung's statement that Hayti rad
agreed to pay the indemnity asked Ia the
case of Luedlrs. said that he had ie-
ceived no adyices Of any change in the
position taken by his government, namely.
that it stood ready TO pay cheerfully any
proper Indemnity that was properly col
lectible.
The minister said he had received no
advices from H,yti since last Friday, when
the reported approach OF two German naval
cadet Scholarships caused rumors that they
wera men Of war coming TO blockade the
island. II Wis predicted then by the MN
lister that great excitement would follow
the approach OF the German vessels, but
he has no reasca TO fear that the stah'li'y
Of the government is endangered.
Adyices 10 the state department indicate
that the situation in Port au Prince ard
Hayti generally is ono OF great commotion,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
THE STATE.

A man was murdered ava robbed of
$500 aud his house burned down, In
San Jacinto county.
National Prison association discussed
the treatment of convicts.
Masons en- route to houston stopped
ut Fort Worth to inspect tho sitc Of
fored Cor tho willows home.
Judge Gerald has been granted bail
in $500 on two charges growing out OF
the Waco tragedy.
SSty-flve NcbnlHkans are on route
10 Houston to attend The Bulf port con-
ference.
Austin conference OF the NJ. H..
church at Dallas received appoint
mcnts ard adjourned.
Body Of an unknown man was
found IN Galveston bay.
Federal courts are In session at Beau
mont.
Galveston city council has provided
for i1o~o bonds. ,hla time Cor sewers.
"A big hon Joint was raliod at Dali
las.
Burt's attorneys are to bc permitted
TO rearguo the motion nor q rchear-
anR.
Fires Damage to o store nj Ennis;
store burned mt Ardmpre, / H.. three
cottages were burned at Wnxahaehio:
residence al Bc,ton damaged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
THE EMPEROR DETERMINED.
Would Extend Most Complete Pro-
lection Ia Germans Everywhere.

Berlin, December 6.--When Emperor
William received the president OF the
reichstag, Baron Won Burenburg and the
vice presidents. Schmidt and Slahl yes
terday his majesty spoke OF the momen-
tous labors to be accomplished by the
reichstag, and pointed out that on that
very day his brother (Prince Henry Of
Frussa) had babe farewell to the grand
duke Of Baden and his mother. the OK EN-
press Frederick in order TO devote his en-
erYes and services TO the fatherlani The
emperor then emphasized his determination
10 extend the most complete protection to
the German missions in foreign countries.
alludng to thu recent events in Hayti anu
to various p5litica and economic ques-
tons, adding that he trusted that the
reichstag would become convinced OF the
necessity for the naval increase demanded.
Replying to the suggestion that ap?rehen-
sions were entertained ia parliamentary
circles about prejudicing the action OF the
new parliament by fixing the naval ex-
pendlture for Il number Of years. Emperor
William said future rechstage would in no
case disavow the present one If the latter
was convinced that ths proposed increase
must be completed in seven years,
Finally his majesty spoke OF the general
position of the affairs of the world, which.
he said admitted Of no delay in the mat
ter. At the conclusion of The audience the
president and vice presidents OF the reich
stag were received by the empress
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
TIE ITALIAN CABINET.
ResiGnntiOn Taken Under Advise
ment by King Humbert.

Rome, December 6.-The cabinet this
morning formally rendered its resignation
to King Humbert. who reserved bis de-
cision 1t is expected that the Marquis di
R,ldinI. the present premier will be en-
trusted with the task Of reforming The
ministry.
At the meeting Of the chamber OF depu
ties today the premier, the Marquis di Ru
DIM, announced the resignation of tho
cabinet aud the house adiournc1
The resignation of the cabinet followed
the resignation OF the nnnisier OF war,
General I'ellleuH, which was brought about.
according 10 the repcrt in consequence OF
the action Of the chamber Of deputies in
amending the htll dealing with army pro-
motions, which was opposed by the minis
Ter of war. But the Rome correspondent
OF the Morning Post ass3rts that the resie-
naion Of the minister Of war was only a
political move undertaken in order 20 make
il possible for tae Marquis di Rudini 10
secure a unanimous ministry. This corrc-
epondent adds that the ministers az finance.
Justice and public works in the retiring
cabinet will net appear in he cabinet hich
the MARQUIS di Rudinl is expected 10 icTm.
Rome. December 6.-Kins Hnmbert has
entrusted tc the Marquis di tudini the TASK
of constructing new cabinet, and the mar
uuis asks time to reflect
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
f.Ot'A


Formal opening OF the aiidwlnter
Carnival by Governor Culbmson.
Opening of the trades exhibit by
Mayor Rice.
Parade OF The products OF orchard.
garden and field.
Reception to the Nebraska delegates
and concert at the Auditorium,
WFliam ]. Bryan will he Ia Houston
"Wednesday evening FOR i few hours.
Deep water convention wifi he the
big event for today.
Notes of the Masons. who begin Their
annual session today.
ciiy council opened bldg for tn. Buf-
falo street sewer and canvassDl re-
turns of the recent bond election.
Big damage suit against the South
western Telegraph and Telephone COM
pany.
Pickpockets get in their work.
state spr1tualistic convention opens
today.
Death OF w. d. Alexander. an old
and well known citizen.
fNrc at Charles Heim's confectionery
store.
Opening of the December term of the
criminal court.
Talks with politicians.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07

tary FOR life; Jasper Mullins, colored. al.
S ~ 70 murder. penitemtiary two years.
"a dsbson. coiored. rape. .penitentiary five
ytais ED Harris, white, fhett ~ a horse.
pehitehnary TWO years; Ben Morgan,
nlfite, inert from the person, penltentiafy
Pt,l,le'i,afy TWO yoars. Judgment sat
assoc. I'D Gibson, charged with rape, was
granted a isew trial.
me case OF Harry Anthony et al against
j. NJ. TaAaf@fro ct al. a Very inrortant
land suit. WAS on trial for three days. Tho
case was tried by u jury. which rendered
a verdict 10 favor Of plaintiffs THIS was
q suit b. nas.tor heirs In different parts of
the state f-r The recovery OF large and
va usb.e tract OF .snd tl5thse county. 4
a change NJ venue WAS granted 10 Tst3s
ssI'a' se = ~ rs rs z III ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
HAYTI Is READY TO PAY.

Berlin, December "a dispatch to the
Frankfort Zeitung from Washington today
says the Republic of Hayti is ready to pay
Germany the indemnity demanded for the
alleged illegal arrest and imprisonme Of
Herr Emil Lueders, a German subject who
was subsequently released aud enabled to
return TO this country by the Intervention
OF the United States minister at Port au
Prince, William f. Ewall secured Lueders'
release from prison in order TO avoid
trouble of a more serious nature, which APP
peared to be brewing on account OF the
alleged arbitrary behavior OF the German
minister to Hayti, Count Schwerin.
Baron Won Bulow, the minister for for
eign affairs, in the reichstag today said, re-
ferring to Hayti I'VE are not satisfied
with the mere release of Herr Lueders aud
have demanded satisfaction for his Illegal
Incarceration, which was contrary to Hay
tan international laws. We hope the gov
eminent of Hayt will accept our legitimate
and moderate demands, as in addition to
the justice of our claims we have the viii
and power to enforce It,"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
FOREIGNERS SOUGHT REFUGE
Germans and French Went Aboard
Steamers In the HarbOr.
THE POPULACE HAS COOLED DOWN
Conditions to Prevent Them
Becoming Excited.

Port au Prince, Hayti December 6.-The
trouble between Germany and Hayti as Z
result of the arrest and Imprisonment Of
Herr Lueders, an alleged German subject.
reached crisis today Two German cruls-
ers entered this port during the morning
and an ultimatum from the German gov
eminent was delivered the Haytian gov
eminent, giving the latter eight hours In
which to grant the demands of Germany
for an indemnity to Herr Lueders. The
members of the diplomatic corps here be-
lieve the government of the republic has
decided to accept the conditions of Ger
many.
In anticipation of the trouble the citizens
of German nationality sought refuge yes
terday on board two steamers which were
at this port and the French steamer Vile
de Marseile has been requisitioned by the
French minister in order to serve as a
place of refuge for French citizens. Tha
Vile de Marseille has arrived here direct
from Porto Rico. The population Of this
place Is In stale OF great excitement
but the Haytian government has strong
forces of troops at its disposal and is re-
solved to maintain order.
p. m.-The population OF the city lat.
this afternoon, when this cabegram 1,
sent, appears calm and the present indica.
tons seem TO confirm the suppositior
cabled earlier today that the government
will accept the conditions imposed by Ger.
many so far as money indemnity is con.
cerned ard it is also probable that, yielding
to superior forces and In order to avoit
internal troubles, the government Will a..
cept the conditions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
The Jennings Gang Captured

Muskogee, I. T. December 6.-A and
Frank Jennings and Tom and Morris
O'Malley. members of the notorious Jen-
Rings gang Of OUTLAWS, were captured near
Cheoot4h this morning and are now In
iau The Jennings gang is charged with
holding Up the Rock Island tram Lear
Chickasaw last summer ana with haiher-
Rewards aggrcga ting 5000 VIII be paid
for their capture.
Guthrie O. tt. December G. Harvey
Marin. who Il believed 10 re a member
of the Jennings train robSing gang, was
captured in the Greek couatry th.s mcrn-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
COMMERCIAL.

An impetus was given 10 trndc IN
IIorston bv the many visitors to the
carnival.
The cotton market was very dull,
prices unchanged and the days bust
moss unsatisfactory.
The demand FOR good eggs has driven
prices to the luxury limit.
All the Chicago grain and provision
markets were Quiet and comparatively
narrow Wheat opened lower and
closed Use lower.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
THE SENATE.
Heard the Presidents Message and
Adjourned.

TTtNFH INC TF"HIUFHts HVNNUEe UrU
adjourned.
Washington, December THE attend
anco upon the session of the senate today.
both upon the floor aud in the galleries.
was notably large, despite the well under
STOOD fact that little business beyond the
presentation of the presidents message and
the proce 1dinss incident thereto would be
trape acted.
Prior TO the converting of the senate the
members passed half an hear in exchang-
Ing greetings Mr.. Hanna OF Ohio. who has
been i'll for week, was given cordial re-
ception by his republican colleagues Mr..
Wolcott OF Colorado. one OF the members OF
the international monetary commissions
was also given warm greeting
Charles Page Bryan. the new United
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
IsL.sp CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Texas City ReceiyershiD Case Goes
OYER Ono DIV.

Galveston. Texas, December 6.-~The ap-
plicatlon of VIM. r. Martin for the an
pointment Of a receiver OF the Texas cry
Improvement company was set for hear
ing IN the district court before J1dge
Stewart To-Day. hut went over until TO-
morrow morning at o'clock, at the re.
quest of counsel for Mr.. Ns-ttn.
The body OF a man, supposed TO be that
of a fireman OF the British steamship
Asfbncre, wss found IN the hay At TWeI-
ty-seye..th street this afternoon. The bo ~
was IN an advanced state Of deeomposi
tsol. A fireman Of the Ashmore. disap-
peared on November - The vessel HRtles,
: few Aays aso There were no papers on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
DOHEST'IC.

strike declared at tho Fulton bag
and cotton mills IN Atlanta Ga.
The Ray cctton mills at Woonaoeket.
II. T. closed on account Of the unsatis-
factory condition OF the market.
The Olympic theater Of New Orleans
and nine other buildings were destroy
ed by fire: loss $1,000: insurance $1,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
SPORT.

Jimmy Barry ~ Chicago knocked out
Waiter Croot OF Newcastle. England.
winning the bantamweight champion
sis.r Of the world with several seconds
70 srare.s
Dan Stuart has decided 10 try to ar
range another meeting between Cor
bett and Fitzssmnsons.
Governor Atkinson OF Georgia Is ex-
pected to veto the antI-footbali bill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
confessed U.orctde Suicides.

San FRANCHISES. December 6--John W.
s6mms committed suicide this evening by
shooting himself He left note saying
ba hpd killed his wife at Caldwell, \. c..
ON June ~. 1895. and that he had heen sent
IN tho M,rgantown insane as.lil,n shortly
aftcrward but subsequently made his es-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
TIL. co,omb,rn elections.

Colon, Colombia. December 5.-'The ma
tionalists OF Panama have scored major
ity for the government in the returns for
electors in the first elections, thus gain
ing fifteen probable voters for their noini-
NE The utmost tranquility PREVAILS.
The result Of returns for electors IN the
first elections In Colon, Colombia, sessorr
day, as cabled last night was that the iib-
erals had defeated the government Darty
nv 80 against sc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07

Kingston. jamaica, December 6.--Ad-
vices received hera today from Port au
Prince show that serious trouble is immi
nent in Hayti, The streets of the city
are placarded with "Down with the gov
eminent" and the troops have been ordered
into barracks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
pro,,tnent southerner Dead.

New York, December Eek Congress
man James Coleman of Abbeville, 5. c.,
died today at the Hotel Grenobia, In this
city, having come here for MEDICAL treat
merrt. He was an officer in ihe ',orfeder-
ate army. member of the lpl'se O. rep
resentatiyes for several terms anl Judge
Of the circuit court in the northern part
OF South CaroliLas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
WEATHER. IMPORTATION.
Last Ninht's rScnCIur

Fea OF low pressure is central over
Pper Mississippi valley. with the
barometer 29.7S inches alt St Paul
NEWPORT, An area of high pressure
the other portions of the country,
Pc highest 1920 inches at Jackson
Atlanta.
Eeather Is generally clear, except
central portion of the country,
severa! stations report partly
!aui IS the only station reporting
Patton tonight.
Henerai Ohservo;fons.
{Vat'ons taken by the United states
bureau at D. m, 1Jts meridian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
proOai,iltties.

,,gton, December 6.--For Eastern
NJ south TO southwest winds.
ia ia and indian Terrtory-Fair.
Fair: eighty warmer; south
ana south Dako.c-Fafr. followed
ply and Threatening wea,th,.r'
seuthecly winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
THuRsDAy. DECEMBER O.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10

Band concerts at Auditorium and city
Halo a. m to II p. IN.
3 p. m.--FIower Parade OF Decorated
Vehicles.
Meeting of Texas Coast Association at
Auditorium.
AL Night-Opening german OF the u. z.
Club at Bryan Hall The society
event of the year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07

the body 10 lead to Identification but the
c-othes were those usually worn BY steam
ship firemcn.
Tho Ca. &c Orph1lls' Far ~ now open
IL is be.e.S held in the Bank Exchange
building on Market street, aetween Tween
ty-secoDd and TweSty-u1ird. DJwn stairs
are the booths and up stairs ths restaur-
art Tonight At S O'Clock Mayor Fly and
Tire city o0ilcti had supper there. Later
the French Society attended Tomorrow
the " NJ. G. A. members win have sup
per at the far and on Thursday the EN-
NETS and the Hibernalns wi. be served.
convictions IN Frnnkltn County.
Mount Vernon, Texas. Deccmoer 5--D.s.
frict court adt.mrled yesterday. The
grand jury returned twenty-seven indict-
ments. sixteen m,sdemeanors and eleven
feso1scS, The folloNauge co1y Lotions were
had: J0An Red. corored murder. nenl -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
THE WEEKS PROGRAMME
Events to Occur During the f., F..
and V. Carnival.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER =

TUESDAY, DECEMBER =
10 a. m.-Turner Hall. convention to
consider Gulf port interests and the
representation Of Texas at the Trans
mississippi Exposition.
Band concerts at Auditorium-9 a. m.
10 IL, p. m to p. M, and o. m.
to II p. m.
Band concerts-Cny Hall, same hours.
1.so D. m.-Bryan Hall, State conven-
ton of Texas National Association Of
Splritualists, continuing three days.
Meeting of Grand Lodge. A. F. and A.
NJ, to continue through the week.
7.30 p. illuminated bicycle parade
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER f.
Press Day-Receptton of newspaper
visitors,
Band concerts at Auditorium and City
Hall from a m. 10 p. m.
10 a. n'.--Meetipg of Gulf Coast Horti-
cultural Association at T., F. and V.
headquarters, Hutchns house.
p. m.-Grand parade OF Illuminated
and decorated floats.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER o.
Band Concerts-Auditorium and City
Hall. 9 a. m. to II y. m.
10 a. m.-State convention or County
Judges and Commissioners
4 n. m.-Football game between Hous-
ton and San Antonio at Baseball
park.
p. m.--Grand Military and Firemen's
Parade.
9p. might Guard Hop al Armory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
sATtlRDAY. DECEMBER II

Band concerts at Auditorium and City
Hail. a. m. to IL p, m.
Announcement and distribution OF
prizes at Auditorium.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-27
xnxnI Orders of Interest.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., February ~
The following naval orders were issued To-
commander r. ID. Watson is ordercd 10
command the naval station at New Lon
don. Conn, March 18th, on being rellesca
al the Washington yard by CoinInahoer
G. w. Pigman, ordered there Tor oruhaheo
The steel Board will be dissolved Marcn
1st its president Captain g. w. CONN,
going 20 the Retiring Board as memDer'
Passed Assistant Engineer r.. II. Free
rnanss going 10 the Bureau OF steam en-
cheering, and Naval-Constructor X D.
Dashieli resuming his duties In the Con-
struction Bureau. $500. -.
the retired list Chief-Engineer q. Cowie,
OF the Puritan, and j. y. Mickey, or the
Terror. exchange places. Lieutenant-Com-
mander w Swift IL detailed 20 the ora
nance Bureau. and Professor simon New
comb is detached from the Naval observa~
tory.