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The sun., 1897-06-19
GEN. MILLS TO RETIRE.
Col. Carlton to he Made q BrIEndier. Will re
tire and No Succeeded by Col. Merriam.

Col. Carlton to he Made BrIEader. Will RE-
tire and ne Succeeded by Col. Merriam.
wAsHINGroN, June 1s.-President Mckinley
is to appoint two more Brigadiers before the
final distribution Of the stars ends. Gen. Anson
Mills, recently advanced, has applied to be re-
tired under the service clause, and his name will
be transferred to the inactive list in few days.
Secretary Alger has decided to recommend tho
appointment of Col Charles II. Carlton Of the
Eighth Cavalry, and his nomination will be sent
to the Senate Immediately on Gen. Mills 8 re-
tirement. The new General will then apply. as
Gen. Mills has. for retirement. and the Presi-
dent will then confer the star on Col. Henry c.
Merriam OF the Seventh Cavalry, an officer
whose claim has been advanced for every va
cancy since the President began making his
army nominations.
The next nomination Of interest to the service
will be the appointment of some officer OF the
Adjutant-General's department to succeed Gen.
Ruggles, who goes out IN August II seniority
is followed Gen. Brock, now chief Of staff with
Gen. Miles, will bc nominated, TO be succeeded
next winter by Col. Cor bin, stationed on cover
nor's Island.
The sun., 1897-06-19
FoUenT zHB sA1vAr1ox1srs.
n Constable ef Evanston, ui., EnEaRes I
Fisttcuns with = HnIieiuinh Dand.

CHICAGO, June 1S.--Evanston had contest
last night between tho Salvation Army and ono
OF tho constables Of Evanston. The battle oc-
CURED at tho barracks Of the Salvation Army
corps. Tho principal participants were Capt
Inkdoll. commanding officer of tho Second Corps,
and Constable Harry Underdown. The con.
stable lives next door to tho barracks, and his
daughter Florence has been seriously III for q
week. Undordown had requested Capt. Inkdoll
to discontinue the use OF the bass drum at tho
barracks during her illness, and Inkdoll agreed
to do so. The Salvationists tambourinc beating,
singing, and shouting continued unabated.
Miss Undordown was deliriOus last night and
ut IL o'clock her father requested lnkdoll to
close the meeting for her sake. 1nkdoll said ho
would close when he got ready. Then Underdown
lod out with his right. landing on tho Salvation
tSo WEn race %ns per
severely. Tho hallclujah lasscs took a hand,
and u dozen mon and women pitched into Under
down, who whipped three mcn., but tried to
evoid injuring tho women. Ono lasso had her
dress torn of. Underdown thon retroated and
the barracks were closed for the night.
The sun., 1897-06-19
MIR. FU1IBR,s E1eHr1N-HAND TEA NJ
The veteran win Attempt 20 prive Them .
MILE In Three RIinutcn.


The rains Of last week made the track at
Fleetwood 10 heavy that Lawson N. Fuller
was obliged to postpone his attempt TO drive an
oighthorso team in three minutes or better.
Tho indications Of fair weather to-day wero 20
favorable yesterday that Mr.. Fuller has COM
pleted his arrangements to appear on tho course
this afternoon at o'clock and mako the trial.
Since his horses wero brought down from his
Vermont farm they have been given daily spins
in teams Of four, six, and cight, and tho veteran
driver believes that he has got them now In such
perfect trim that they will make the milo with.
out skip or a break, and In all probability os-
tnblish now record. Mayor William J.. Strong
and Russell Sage have accepted Mr.. Fuller's in.
drives around the track with the six horses Just
before he makes the final squirt Of tho day.
The horses he will drive arc Floctwing and
as tho polo horses. Ahead OF them will
he Sir Walter, a roam by old Sir Walter, and
Peacock, blood bay BY George Wilkes; Tho
daughter Of Dexter and Fuller Wilkes, and her
mate will be the black stallion Wilkes. by Full
Ter wilkes. Tho leaders will be Dexter, 14i2
Cricket a black horse by George Wilkes. out of q
thoroughbred Virginia mare. An exhibition OF
Dexter's sagncity will be given whom ho Is driven
Mr. Fuller will show how Dexter turns his head
TO see IL tho horses behind him are keeping In
step.
much Interested In the proposed trial that he
has telegraphed to Mr.. Fuller. rs follows: II
you will bent thrco minutes with eight horses !
New Snri im so %f Sas
supplemented ny. several other offers from char.
table people IN New York who arc. anxious to
sSs Ss J Rh
benefit from the gate receipts.
The sun., 1897-06-19
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
omcers Relieved from Duty at the lnrsntSy
and Cavalry Schools.

omcsrs Relieved from Duty at the lnrsntvy
ana Cavalry Schools
WASHINGTON, Juno 1s.-Tho following officers
having completed the course Of study at tho in
fantry and cavalry schools, Fort Leavenworth,
and having been found proficient, are relieved
from further duty:
Second Lieut. George p. white, Third Cavalry; SEQ
ond Lieut.. James H. Reeves. Fourth Cavalry; Second
Lieut.. Powell Clayton. Jr, Fifth Cavalry; First
Lieut.. John N. stotsenburs. Sixth Cavalry; First
Lieut.. Edward Anderson, Seventh Cavalryi Second
Lieut.. Frank Tompkins. Seventh Cavalry; Second
Lieut. George w Kirk patrick. Eighth Cavalry; First
Lieut. Charles J. Stevens Ninth Cavalry First Lieut.
liam NJ croton. First Infantry: Second Lieut. Peter
Z. MArquart, Second Infantry; First Lieut.. Paul A.
Wolf Fourth Infantry: Second Lieut. Guy \; B.
Smith inrantry % second Lent Josnf Msddsn
Second Lieut. John f stephens Tenth Infantsy First
Herbert O. Williams Eleventh Infsntry, First Lieut.
William n Hugh @ Thiresn;h L5fHntry; Second
ond Lieut. Seerss D. Guysr s!rssen,h Infantry; Frs.
Lieut.. James T. Kerr. Seventeenth Infantry; second
Lieut. ETsns wsSst rnf.nsy
Lieut.. Robert W. Mearns, Twentieth Infantry; Second
Eeue WSr
try; First Lieut.. John R. n. TAYLOR Twentythird In
tsTd infsSsry Second Tens narrison X Pss
Twenty:f fourth Infantry: Second Lieut.: Vernon A;
will Join their proper stations 6y sept. i.
FRS. Lieut.: John A Harmon. SIT. Sixth csyslry. and
Volunteers at MpIdrm. near savannah. from the 9th
The following transfers made in the Fifteenth
Infantry: Capt. Wilson T. Hartze from Company TO
Company K. Capt. stephen Il, STAFFORD from Company
to Company b.
These naval orders havo been issued:
Lieut.. C. Z. Callahan. ordered to examination for
the Detroit and placed ON waiting orders; Paymaster
4. 7. Ball. ordered to the Detroit
The sun., 1897-06-19
WORK OF THE TALE CREWS.
simons Losea His Seat In tho Freshman Boat
Wickea In His Place.

siniOns Losea His Scat In tho Freshman Boat
Wickea In HIS Place.
GALES FERRY, June ls-Tomorrow will be
the last day here for the Yale oarsmon to prac-
tise, and Bob Cook intends TO have both crews
put in good days work before starting for
Poughkeepsie. This morning both varsity and
freshman crews started down the river, but did
not go beyond the two-milc post combining their
practise mainly to starting md blade work.
The freshmen met with IA severe loss to-day on
account of Sinons not being up to the standard
in his examinations, and consequently being
taken out OF his place MS No. .. Substitute
Wictes who took Simons's place, rowcd awk
wardly when the she'll started off this morning,
and il is doubtful IL he can get int shape TO
offset the loss OF SInons before the triangular
race occurs
The oarsmen were again on the course at
o'clock tonight, and did not return TO their
quarters until two hours later. The varsity
mems shell WAS tried and proved very satisfac-
tory. The crews did not go over the four miles
as anticipated. only covering about onc-quarter
of tho distance. the varsity men being tested
for mile and developing very fast time in tho
smooth water which prevailed. Wickcs rowcd In
better form this evening, having apparently
become more familiar with his place in the
freshman boat. Tho plan at present is TO leave
here early on Sunday morning on the steam
yacht Peerless, and go direct TO the quarters ab
Poughkcapsc. The launch will start at the
same time. Several followers OF Yale are here,
and speak encouragingly OF both crews.
The sun., 1897-06-19
JOHN s. sHRrER ACQUITTED.
The Court Decides That He Was Vet Properl,
summoued-Edwnrda Also Acquitted.

Summoued-EuWnrua Also acquitted.
WASHINGTON. June lS-Justice Bradley this
morning sustained the motion OF the defence in
the case OF Mr.. John s. Shrivor, to instruct the
jury to render a verdict for the defence, and tho
jury accordingly returned such verdict. Mr..
Shriver was congratulated by bis friends Justice
Bradley ruled against the defence on all Of its
propositions except two. The defence claimed
that Shriver had not been properly summoned.
while the prosecution held that in appearing
and testifying without formal summons he
waived the right to hide behind such plea.
The trial OF Mr.. E J. Edwards, who Is also
charged with contumacy, was begun this after
noon before Justice Bradley.
After the prosecution had put in all the testi-
mOny il could produce. including that of Harry
+. Smith, clerk to the committee, who testified
that in the files of the committee hefound a copy
OF the telegram which was used to summon Mr..
Edwards. Justice Bradley said that there was
no evidence to show that such telegram had
ever been received by Mr.. Edwards. and that
even II IL had IL was merely a request that Mr..
Edwards should attend and not u su bpHna-
Mr.. Davis said that IL was evident that there
was no necessity to continue, and the defence
moved for a verdict OF acauittal. Justice Brad
ley SO instructed the jury. and another case was
concluded.
Tho trials Of Allen L. Seymour. the New York
broker and Mr.. Mccartney Of Corson 4 Ma
cartney OF this city. will be heard on Monday.
The sun., 1897-06-19
DISTRICT OF oo1ursIA PRINTING.
The Metropolitan Company ef This City wants
10 Know why u DID Not Get the Contract.

to Know why II Did Not get the Contract.
WARRINGTON, June 1s.-The Metropolitan
Printing Company Of New York. who were the
lowest bidders for doing tho public printing for
the District Of Columbia, were heard by the
Commissioners this morning on their appeal
from tho decision that the contract cannot DO
awarded to an outside firm.
Tho hearing was opened by Mr.. ]. Frank
McKenna, representing the Metropolitan Com
pany, who presented evidence In the shape OF
big books, showing tho company's facilities for
doing tho work, He was promptly interrupted
BY Commissioner Wight, who said that tho
Commissioners did not caro- TO go into that, az
they accented the statement that tho company
WINS equipped to do tho work.
Mr.. McKenna then asked why IL was that his
company did not receive tho contract and what
were the objectionB.
Commissioner Ross replied that the Commits.
sioners we're opposed to awarding contract for
this important work to outside printers, for the
Copy OF great value to tho District might bo
lost en- route, and slight mistakes were always
liable to occur, which would cause the District
great financial loss.
case, but thought 1t was not liable. He did not
soe anyway, why the Commissioners had In
vited bids, and asked why they had. Tho Com
missioners either considered the question imper-
tinent or did not care to answer it for they
replied that IL was no argument.
what are we to do, then !" no asked. There
10 no appeal, 1t seems. from your ruling. We
have gone to considerable expense in presenting
the bids, and flnd that we cannot even get out
tef before President Mckinley II we are no,
treated fairly. l have been advised at the De
partment OF Justice that have the right"
The sun., 1897-06-19
A, tho 81. Louis Fair Grounds.

ST. LOUIS, June ls.-The races at the Fair Grounds
this afternoon resulted as follows;
First Race-One mile-Donation, lO4 (Warrenl. 3 10
e. won; Zephyrus, w Woods, to !. second; Gold
hand, a. tFranklinl. TO /, third. Time. l:i4Is.
knuto fell and waB shot
Second Race-Seven eighths of q mie.-May Gaop.
100 tienncssy). = TO !: won; Revenue, 100 Jonesl,
10 to /, second Helen II. Gardiner. los tJOnes), |
to 30, third. Time, l:2VS.
Third Rarc--FlVe,e ighthB OF a mile.-Mary Calvin,
10 (Garnery y to - won; Barbee. 100 (Fouconl, l5
TO l. second; School Girl l03 (ebster). TO third.
Time, l:O3.
Fourth Race--Ons milc.-Remember Me. IS (Pres.
tom. 6to 3. won; Madeline lOl !jonesl. TO Sec
ondi Jane, 90 IGarnerl, D to ], ihird Time. 42ta
Ffth Racc--one nie.--Squirc G.. i0i tcoombs)
t. !. won; II c., loi tfouconI, TO ! second; Aris
well. II (Hennessy) 40 to third. Time l:+8h,.
Sixth Race-Threc'luurtersO OF n miln.-DoTah wood,
lOl (Drnn) to |. won; Nick Carter. 90 (Peterman)
to second Nicholas, lO4 (Coomhs), To b. third
Time. l:ih.
The sun., 1897-06-19
The Finishes at Latonia.

CINCINNATI, June 1S.-The attendance small
to-day nj Latonia and the card only fair. Sum-
mariea:
tirst Race-One mile.-Oscur. 105 (Refffl. to I.
won; Belzurn. 100 (Hiin. 3 TO !. second: Tonto,
400 (Morrtaonl. b to ]. thirI. Time. l:ilA.
Second Rnce-slve furlougs.- Frogmore. l02
tnID, o TO 1. won: stars and Stripes. W tIsonl.
TO se :ond: George X. c.. los tGeason). to 5.
third. Time. l;o<.
Third Race-six furlongs -ERbart. ia (wn-
liamsl. to s, won; ]. p. b.. III uscm), 10 to l..
second, Frontman. ia (overton). 10 TO l, third.
Time. l:lBA.
Fourth Race-one mile and seventy yaros.-Romp.
aT (Hi sch), TO won Gov. Boise. W tBurnsJ. lg
to /. second; Letcner. log tHiD. otoo. third.
Time. l:<7.
Fifth Race-Five and q half furIongs.-Kris Erin.
kle, 100 tMorrison. rs to !. won Tempo. 100 tCon.
leyj. 2to l. second; Buckaw. 100 (Hilll. s to !.
third Time. 1:t0.
sixth Race-FIve and half frrlongs.-Seaport.
lu5 (Hilu, gto l. won: Jack Douohue. 10 tWn.
llams). to !. second: stauhope. llo (hvrrison).
10 !, third. Time. l:lOk.
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Tho storm which was In the Northwest was great.
ly disspatsd yesterday. AL tnAt remains 10 a mod
crate area OF low pressure. Light showers fell In
the upper MlSsissippiv alley; elsewhere the weather
was generally fair. Il was cooler In Iowa, Mime
sofa. Wisconsin, and the Rocky Mountain States;
with temperature OF So ana frost In Wyouing,
In the central hississppi. States. especially Mis-.
souri,. ths heat was excessive. ranging between 90
and 90 degrees.
In this city the day fart Highest oiclai TEN.
persture 77'. lowest 5o'i average humidity. OIL
per cent.i wind northwest. average velocity IL
nliics an hour; barometer corrected 10 read to sea
Lowell. at 8 A. n. 1881. . p. NJ. 1v.sS.
The thermometer at the United States Weather Blu.
Eoau registered the temperature yesterday folows
The sun., 1897-06-19
winners at Fort Erie.

BUFFALO, June ls.-There was big crowd at to-
days meeting OF the Fort Erie Jockey Club. The
weather nne and the track in splendid condition
Summary
First Race-Fiveeighths OF a mile.-Marplot, ll3
(Corder) o to o, won; My Mary land, 10 Knapp.
TO 8, second; Armonk, iO3 CRandall) l5 to l. third
Time, 1903.
lo7 (vandusen). IL to 3. won: Lobengola l3 CSpen
ccr). 2i9 10 /. second; Sue Kiic. lOi Ballard even
third. Time. l47.
Third Race-Three quarters OF q mile.-Zeal. lO7
(McGlonel, ! to ]. won; Floral Park, iOs (Ballard
to l. second sinslora, 100 (sullvan). to s. third
Time, l:l5A.
Fourth Race-Four and onehalf furlonRs. Komu-
rasaka, llOla knapp. to l, won: Begue. ITO (Mc
Glouc). cvsn seconds Louise h, lO7 Forbes), TO l.
third. Time, O;57L2
Firth Race-one and one. sixteenth miles. ElIsmere,
qu SULLIVAN. to J. won; Atiantus SO DEAN to
l. second; Lansdale. lOS Forbes), to third. Time.
IAN.
The sun., 1897-06-19
Washington Notes.

ys,, ASi'lSGloN, June ls.-James K. Christie OF
ann',a., VIN city and A. Sherman Of Nyack filed
n, Ion an at the Treasury Department to-day
III, ppon!ment p to assistant appraiSerships for
w =, poEt OF New York.
lnl' senate to-day passed two public building
ami One ior Cleveland. o., to cost S2, 500. 900.
Princss iqr MGKeeslort. Pa. 100000.
xihg NJ c;EIn ;EIn Wha kOOn, the second son of tho
i Secnn6ea, oorea, has arrived In Washington. lie
coreSn n panied by PAX Wong kiu, formerly
lk SUM SaHafse anse dAfaires in Washington, and
Ter oI H. niSSEalio b. LOry, General Quarterlnas.
aeat under unS M1Eing Corps has applied for retire
asn in had me Service law. Major Lowry has
:" "ad health for some time
The sun., 1897-06-19
Lue,ssr.,. ALLEGED Cemetery Visit.

CHICAGO, June ls.-Adolph L. Luetgert's
chances for release on bail do not appear bright
Police OF tho Sheffield avenue station say they
have discovered that on tho day Of his arrest
Luetgert drove horse rapidly to GrAceland
Cemetery and hastened away again. They have
no explanation for this my sterious trip. They
are so confident In their belief that the ride had
something 10 do with his wlfes alleged murder
that they have called upon the employees in the
cemetery to tell all the circumstances.
The sun., 1897-06-19

WASHINGTON, June ls.-Thoso nominations
were confirmed by the Senate to-day:
Frank II. Morris OF Ohio. Auditor. for the Navy
Jonn r. Puryesr. Surveyor of Customs a. PAdu'
Howard II. Kutchin aud JAmes g. BoatmIn OF
California. respectively agent and assistant agent
at the salmon fisheries In Alaska.
John w. Miller. receiver of purlIo moneys at
woodward, OklshOmA-
Col, AnIon Mills, Third Cavalry, 20 be BrigadieT'
General. AiAo other promotions in the army.
The nomination OF Stewart L. Woodford OF
New York to bo Minister TO Spain was favorably
reported from tho Committee on Foreign hela-
tiOns.
The sun., 1897-06-19
r. ". FORCH, JR, INSANE.

A WclI.Known Member or the Chicago bar
sent to Asylum.
CHICAGO. June 1s.-F. w. Forch. Jr., one Of
the leading lawyers practising before tho Chi
caSo bar. was declared insane by n jury in tho
County Court to-day and committed at his own
request TO Elgin for teeatment. Mr.. Forch has
n host OF friends in the legal profession. He
was at one time President OF the Board OF Edu-
cation. and for several ycars was associated in
law with Judge Abner Smith
Until recently he was counsel for President
Halle Of the Board OF Education. Mr.. Forch
does not display any symptoms OF insanity, but
nizc Judge Carter OF the County Court who was
an intimate friend OF his for many years. DIR. j.
IL. McCullock testified TO his insanity.
The sun., 1897-06-19
10000 FINE AND IMPRIsoNMEYr.
'-Ater Nelson's Antitrust Amendment 20 tho
Sugar Schedule.

W. mAshiSGToS. June Ex-senator Nelson of
sihheSota to-day offered an antitrust amend
.''nl 70 the sugar schedule which hc thinks will
I'ol the Objections made against other similar
%o'sohs. 1t ltprovides that every person. firm,
~eofporation who shall monopoize or engross,
" VINO shall combine or conspire with any other
pe''oh' nrm, or corporation to monopolize or
.asloss the trade or commerce in raw or refined
% ,Lssf Oh any kind among the several States or
,..a .u ioFe'gn nations for the purpose of unduly
financing financing the price of such sugar, shall be
~ h,'aea guilty OF misdemeanor. punishable
%snhe moi exceeding u o. 900 and imprisonment
m "o' more than two years. II the offender
80 corporation its officers are liable to the
shall punishment, 1t is further provided that 1t
lodescpiaseS Sunicient pleading TO tho indictment
law All =, The offence In the language OF this
Of s,,Sas me Tact that manufacturer or refner
IL e,lses TO sell his sugar to the public.
tlronsh 'ate or foreign trade, otherwise than
dsemeaH ns|% sPeci%l factors or agents. shall DO
snonUp npt,'hhg ing TO monopolize the trade In sugar
ions me several States or with foreign ma
The sun., 1897-06-19
EnoPED WITH THE HIRED MAN

All Arrangements Made by Her Parents for
Her Marriage to Another Man.
BrNoHAMroN, June 1s.-Minnie Pangburn
the daughter Of a wealthy farmer living near
Newark Valley. eloped with Bert Green, the
hired man, on Tuesday. The couple stole a
horse and wagon and drove to Whitney's Point,
whore they were married. The girl Is only 10
years OF age. and Green is two years her senior.
The couple were followed to Maine village, and
found at the home of Green's parents. The
irato father was prevented by force from shoot
ing his newly made son in-law. Miss Pangburn
highly respectable young man OF the city. and
had her outfit and all arrangements made for
the wedding. When she left her fathers house
she took ali her belongings The father says he
will disinhert his daughter.
The sun., 1897-06-19
LOCKED UP FOR WIFE ABUSE.
Peddlcr TOUGHER BsGan Just AFTER Their mar.
riaGe-she May Die.

Fodder Toucher neGnn Just After Thoir mar
riaEe-she May Die.
Max TOUGHER. German street peddler. was
arrested last evening on the complaint OF his
wife, Henrietta, who charges him with maltroat.
ing and abusing her. They were married in tho
middle Of April, and got rooms at 21o7 Second
avenue. Mrs. TOUGHER says that, from the first.
her husband abused her. She took refuge with
her sister, Mrs. Samuel Greenfield Of 22i East
Eighty-hrst street, early this week. Having be-
come Ill she was removed yesterday to bellevue
Hospital, where Coroner Hoeber was called to
tako her antemortcm statement.
Mrs. TOUGHER says that rs soon as she was
married her husband stopped working and be-
gan to pawn and sell her goods. They became
Her privation brought on gastritis Her death
In expected.
TOUGHER called at the hospital just after his
wife's statement had been taken and was ar
rested. He was locked up In the Tombs with
out bail. He denied Mrs. Toucher's charges.
The sun., 1897-06-19
ENTRIES ron eRAvEsEND.
Good Fields fer the fremont STAKES ana the
uouieynrd HnpdIcap,

Tho fremont Stakes of $4,000 for two.year-
olds at six furlongs and the Boulevard Handicap
for threo-year.olds at ono mile and furlong are
the features OF tho very excellent programme
arranged for to-day by Secretary Mcintyre of
tho Brooklyn Jockey Club. Tho former has all
OF tho best two.y eaT-olds In training, bar Froh-
man, Hamburg and Rowland, engaged, while
Tho Friar, Voter. Don do Oro, Buddhn Cnsse-
opia, and 0ctagon are named for the Boulevard
Handicap at weights which should bring thom
together and make the race rs interesting rs the
Broauway Stakes, and that evont was considered
one of the best contests this spring. Entries
in full follow:
First Race-Purse 5000, for two.ycar.olda which
have not At the meeting; non winners OF $1,000
allowed pounds; of e+O0. IL pounds; maidens. Is
pounds; five furOnpH:
The sun., 1897-06-19
SAGE CAN APPEAL ON THE FACTS,

whole Lnidinw Cnse 90 Ne Reviewed By the
Court OF Appeals.
Tho Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
handed down an adverse decision yesterday on
a motion made by Joseph H. Choate concerning
the verdict given to William II. Laidlaw against
Russell Sa-c for $25 900. Mr.. Choate, Ladlaw 8
counsel. asked the Court to amend the Appellate
Division record SO that 1t would show that the
finding against Sage was unanimous. II this
were done Sagc's counsel could not appeal to tho
Court o: Appeals on the facts In the case and the
higher court could not review the evidence. The
adverse decision of the Appellate Division makes
1t possible for Mr.: Sage 10 appeal his case not
on points Of law. but on the evidence.
Laidlaw was the clerk injured in Russell
The sun., 1897-06-19

Capt. William w. Williamson. Company A.
First Battalion, Infantry, Georgia Volunteers.
and Capt. Russell Hoag. |. r. T., Twcnty-third
Regiment, \. q. y. y, met yesterday and ar
ranged tho details for match between teams OF
n. Il. " Y. and the Georgia National Guard.
The match will be shot on Thanksgiving Day ab
tions MS the New York state match The Sa-
vannah Military Rifle Range Association has
offered n very handsome trophy to be shot for
and very Interesting match Is looked for.
Capt. William II. Palmer Of tho seventh Regi-
mcnt, y. q. \. y, will also be invited to enter
team.
The sun., 1897-06-19
ELLIS BLAND TO BE REBUILT
Secretary Gage Will Ask CoRGress 90 Mako APP
nroprintions for . Hireproor RuiIdinE.

Secretary Gage Will Ask CONGRESS- 20 Mako APP
propriations for = HlreproOr Building.
WASHINGTON. June ls.-Secretary Gage will
ask Congress to make appropriation for i'm
mediate use in tho construction OF q ireproof
building on Ellis Island to take the place Of
the buildings destroyed by fire. Assistant
Secretary Howell returned to-day from New
York. bringing with him rough plan
for fitting up the Barge Office for
tho use of the Immigration Bureau. Ho said
The examination and care OF immigrants In q
week or ten days. Meanwhile the Treasury De-
partment is endeavoring to find good quarters
Tor the office OF the Shipping Commissioners. the
Labor Bureau. and the Seized Goods Depart
ment which were located In the Barge ONCE.