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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-06-16
The Latter-Day Mystery.

The early sea serpent is outranked this sea-
son by the mysterious cannonading" off va
rious ports.-Boston Transcript.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-06-16

When two men hate each other, they
can't make a decent pretense of being
friendly. Women can do it, but men can't.
-Atchison Globe.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-06-16

After physicians had given me up, was
saved by Piso's Cure.-Ralph Erieg, Will
Transport, Pa, Nov. %, 1893.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-06-16
McVicker's Theater, Chicu

The magnifcence of Shenandoah" is the
theme of all who see it. Accordingly inter
esting to young and old. -
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-06-16

Pigs do not squeal when they are feeding.
Rams Horn.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-06-16

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is Constitutional Cure. Price 75c.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-06-16

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets AL
druggists refund money il it fails to cure. 25c
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-06-16

The secretary of the treasury is au-
thorized to borrow from time to time at
a rate of interest not exceeding per cent
such sums as, in his judgment, may be nee
essary to meet public expenditures, and
TO issue certificates of Indebtedness in de-
nominations of $50 or some multiple of
that sum, each certificate is made payable
at such time, not exceeding one year from.
the date of it's issue as the secretary OF
the treasury may prescribe; provided that
the amount of such certificates outstand-
ing shall at no time exceed 100000, 900.
Bonds, debentures or certificates of in
debtedneSs by any association, company or
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-28
9eutf6e 8riefIiae.

SeIect GounciI. 81.

Select Council, 81. SuIi.
IRapor Bailey iiberfanbte bisiem
3wsise am cbisen 4bsnb iene 8sfoIution
obne feline nnteridrift. peIte Der Dunn
8eipribuns uno Strabsn 8sinisuns So.
ben @Ontraft sur StrabenrelnIeuns ilbsr.
lpeiien iolte; Elm 8eriud, bic 8eiolution
troB bss 8eto's su paiiiren. idlus febl.
Muf 4nfraee bes StaotannaItes, Oh
ct in 8streif oes Sdoisite absussianaIs
einen appea an oas Otsrseri6t nebmsn
ionte, lpurbe nit Is seseu IA Stimmen
bei6loHen, bies nibt su tbun.
gnsebote sur BHaferune bon Norb
Drain Apsnue uno Yropioence Roab pur.
ben einsereibt unb an bas betreifsnbe
Gomite iiberp,sien.
Sin protet mebrerer 9runbeieen'
ibiimer eeeen bic BHaiterune bon BRO.
uiosnee 8Oab. bon Butnam StraBs bic
su Bulls Seao, bis elm 45suesfanaI ge.
Iest 1T. purbe bon 8ode porseIest.
Das gonferens Gomiie beridtete. bab
ss iid nidt nit bemienisen bes unteren
3psieeS in 8etreff Der Beeeredt Orbi.
nans Der 2adapanna Selepbon @pmpa.
ME persinioen fonnte unb i6lus Dor, oaB
bas Gomite entlahen uno 8efhIuBnabms
auf unbsittmmts 3eit uerfdoben tperbe !;
Der 8erl6t nurbe nit IL Bssen Stim'
men aneenommen uno III slei6bebeuteno
nit elmer 1bbtune Der Orbinans.
Die Si6erbeit bes Dl. 9. O'WalIep,
Blumbins Snfpettor. i'm Setrase bon
SO. 600, tparo betdtist uub einsetrassn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-28
Demofratifdber Gountp Gcnpent.

Ser am Disnitas i'm @eri1tseebauos
absebaltene County Content mar Elm
iebr rubiser unb iuar aud nidt 10 fart
befudt. ipie bic bies eetpbbnlib bel ber.
artisen 3uiammenfiinften Der Sal III.
9tahbem Die iblihen SOrmaIltdten por.
8enommen tuaren, ipuroen foleenoe 8ans
oioaten nab einanoer aufsehelIt:
&idter: Adtb. s. B. @iinfer.
@onsreB: Iopofat S. $. Burns.
Staat8fenator %. g8. Cummings
County Gsometer ". 3. Dunnins,
eoroner: Or. s. S. SaItrp.
s. S. SisiimmonS purbe oils permas
nenter 8Oriiber erpabIt unb na6oem er
bic perihieoenen @pmitss ernannt bate,
fano 8erta8un8 bis Nabmittags aatt.
Im 9tadmittas eridienen eins srbBsre
Insabl Sntereifrte uno na6 Bsrlsiuns
Der Delegatenllite uno 8eri6te bsS bes
treff. gomiteS oariiber, tpurbeu bic Heios
luttonen perleien. Dieielben ertldren
iih su 8uniten Der BIatform oss NatIo.
nal Gonpentes bon 1896, entbalten ith
aber ieoer neiteren Meuberung Gber otes
ielbe, uno ertldren. oaB laut benz tiirss
liden Staatsconpent nur Staats unh
IofaIe .Sfues" in 8etratt fommen.
Den Hepublifanern beS Staates pirb
UiBperpaltuns unb 8srf6leuberune
Der bfentIiden 8eloern auseidneben.
Nuaplsmus erbaIt ourd bic 8use ber lebs
ten Seslslatur einen Sdlas uno bic oe'
mofrahiden 8anbibaten tperben oils ebrs
Ii4e unb fdbise Wdnner allen 8ablsrn
empfoblen unD inbohirt.
Nle bic &anbibaten nominlrt tpuroen
sreab iia nit sluSnubms Des Germ
Ounnins feline Oppoiition unb tbre No.
minatlon erfolste einitimmis. 9atrld
Sleipltt. Der aut als @eometer uOrees
idla8en tparo erbielt nidt cine seniisenbs
StimmensabI, porauf aud Dunninea
grnsnnuns einfimmis sema6t ipuroe.
Das aufseiteate 2,det ipiro ielbt bon
ben Republitanern als elm isbr sutss be.
seihnet, bod tr6fen Fe iib oamit, bat
lbre Partei nod Elm beiieres auffeat.
SdmmtIide Itominirte iino tGdtiss
Wdnner unb poaitdnbis fdbis. ibrs
Steaen einSunebmsn. 8i6ter Sumter q
Bisberernennuns 1T cine nOblperoients
4neriennuns ieiner 3ddtistsit Serr
Dunnins. Der idon frGber ais @eometer
fun8irte, beiibt aud i'm bObem @raOe bic
nbtblgen 5abiefeiien fir bas 4mt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-28
0ie SO,iaIiaiide glrbeitsr gartei

-9ie SosiaIiitiide Mrbeitsr 9artsi
bes erfsn IesisIatipen Dihrifts bon
2adaiponna County. nominirte AM Won.
tas Ibenb s. u. Brics. 8eidaftsasent
beS Building Trabes Councils. aIs ibren
8anbibaten.
Die Bebsdung zines eIeftriiden
Drabtes i'm &eIIer bes Gopne Sauies furs
na6 IL nbr am Dieniius 9tadt, pelde
brannte, perurfadte 8aud, ipbaB bic
Bbonir gompanie sur Steas berufen
ipurbe; Seuer CAB es feins.
- Gin unorbentIides Snus an 8ap'
monb court. in benz es aur 3eit bod ber'
sine, tpurbe su frdber Stunbe am 0ienss
tag bon ber 8oIisei auseeboben. Bier
tSrauen uno brei Wdnner ipurben eripiibi
unO ipdter BON Wupor ie SIS befraft.
-SsraeI @siB unb 9. 9lItmunn
batten am Sonntag bei elmer 8ereinsbers
iummluns in Der Ssnasose Sireit unt
IItmann erbieIt bon WeiB SdIdee; aIS
sr bieisn berbaftsn unb NIDermann Sotpe
borfdbrsn IieB, fdItdtete Iebtere BIZ
SADIE auf sltlite Weiie.
= gbarIes 9abis bon 2apIor befant
iid am Wontae in Der Staot unb banb
iein Bferb Dor 8. Sones @iribibaft an
@eit 2adaipanna Npenue an, um ein'S
su eenieben. Oils er beraustrat. tpar ous
Yferb bsridnunben. bod ber Bolsei ee'
lang es fpdter, bas @efdbrt bel 8uas
Ssab su finben. mo baS 8fero iiber eine
8bfbune getrieben tporben mar unb BIZ
8ertrilmmeruns Der 8utide sur Sols'
bate. 9tpei 8erIe. bic nabe Der Stel'
granddaughter, tpuroen arretirt unb bel
ibrer Durdiuduns fanb man 4 neue 8e'
poIper. beridiebeneMe1er unb8aiirmeiiel
unb anberes bel ibnen por. Sic erfldr'
ten. nibts bonn 8ferbe su tpifen, fonnter
aber iiber bic g9aaren feline sufrieben'
its0enbs au8funft eeben unb nuroen en'
seterfert. 9aplor lieb am 0ieuitaf
Batrid pabben unb Dapib Suebes BON
Jlorbenbe aIs bic 9iebe ieines @efabrtei
perbaften unb lie tpurben nah einen 8er'
bbr untsr is $500 8arsidaft seiteat
Die auerf in Serbinbuns init bem Sal,
arretirten atpei Mdnner, batten am Dien
flag aub ein 8trb6r unb tpurben eebul'
ten. bis Iib ndberes iber bic bel ibnel
porsefunbenen 8aaren erseben bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-28
Sunmcre.

-SrI. 8irsinia gpp bon 9asp gort.
befinbs, iid gum 8eiud bel ibrer Sdue.
fer, Srau Sranf Subr bon 8rope
Strabe.
-Sobn Wap. auspdrtiser 8ormann
oer Be0n. 8oblen So. Berte, berrsnfte
lid am Dienitas ben Rdden, oils sr bsim
4ufbeben zines fbperen @uBitudeS mits
balf.
-Sames Duriin bon SObnion's
Batd, Elm 9lneeitelIter Der Stopers
Badine Gompanie, trat am Sreitae in
Die Oifene 5abritubIBfnuns uno trus ourd
ben 10 Sub 5au einen 8rud oes Sslnss
oapon.
- Der StaIiener Soiepb Warib ers
bieIt am Otenitas in Speneer's Mine
Our6 einen Sal BON SeIsseitein cine Bes
brodene Sbulter unb bbie Q8unben am
8eiidt, iobaB feline neberfiibruns ms
9adapanna SOfpital n6ibie epar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-28
gScu 8eter6bura.

Der 70 Sabre aIte Senrp Soffmann
BON 8ioss StraBe. itarb am Samitas
8ormlttag isbr pl6sli4. gr ftanb aur
Belt Dor isiner Wotnuns uno fiel auf
einmaI iibsr unb als man Jpn aufbeben
tpoate, fanb man baB ct tobt tpar. @r
fpirb bon ieiner 8att,n uno einem Sobne
dberIebt une an Wontas i'm bieiissn
oeutl6en SrisbbOfe beerbist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-28
Gin Grfcia.

Der eIesante Durdsus Dienft auf Der
D., 8. & 0. unb Jlidel Blute @iienbabs
men, bat fd ais Elm GROCER @rfoIS cts
pieien, unb baS nd6fte Wal mo ibr nad
oem 8efen reiit. probirt ben o., 6. &
B. 3ug go. 5 Ober Z uno fabrt eurd
na6 @blcuso in elmer @oad ober SIees
per, obue 8sranosruns bon 8abnipassn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-28
@apue Gountp.

SonrsbaIe.-gppIifation 1T an ben
Staatsistretdr semadt poroen. gum Sau
elmer @iisnbabn bon 2abpUoob Sane bis
sum @ipfsI bon SrpinB GIiff; es wiro
erpartet, bab bic Irbeit in 8iirSe in aas
erifF genommen perben fann.-Den
gbeleuien gSm. s. Reif narc am 5reis
tag Elm SObn eeboren.-0en gbsleuten
;sreb. 8uppert waro an Dtenltagselne
Tohter aebOren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-28
Shbiette Nn3ei9ett.
0mtbeins, 8eiifer & &raber,
SeutScDc NfeS0cr,

51S 5 $40 0eoar M1enue,
ipil&sn albfr unb Sidpry Strabtn, tmpfsblsn
ttnfa psrfbrten VubIifun. ibr @si4aft anfs
Bette. 6lsif& isbtr art liefern ie gum biats'
Ren wrtilt unb Id better Aualitat, uub riaHsn
iiberaus auf bic BON ibnsn tubsrsttttsu ppr-
iieIt9sn 8hrRs aufmertiam.
TeIepbons 8erbinbuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-28

Suub's Yillru fnb bon ben au8Bsiud.
teiiengfansen iorsfdItisit subereltet. 25c,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-28
8aIbsTef

Ncltfe Saisa 30. 26s. ". y. 8sa, bait am
nGb1tn Sonntas Elm Wilbfef in ben ,.19sa-
pops" bel Np. ab. Gin ,,9lam 8dfs" 10 bic
Sauptatirafiion une perotn aud Grfrif@uustH
anesrsr art Serabrsiht. gBastn ifes balbf
Stunbs BON BilIcp Snabs uHp pittsien au-
nue..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-28
Nei.c S(,tsei8e,a.
Sans 3u perfaufen.

Gin neuss Saus NIT allen mooerntn Giuriti.
unesn, in htm bsien Ibfilt bsr Siabt eslsafn,
n unttr aiiufistn 8sbiueunssn iu prfauftn.
preis $4,000. Ndbsrss In esr ,gBpbsnblat"
Sffir su erfabrtH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-28
3emfc's
> ltoeuti6c Sierfnbe,
~-----Aeeaax
215 4enu G1enue.

Gin mad aItbsutider Bsiie sefiibrtes qofal,
uo man fdsr 1T, fsts au9ensbme SsisliSaft
tu fuoeu,
Sas nit oerieIbeu perbunoene 8e f q u'
rant Iisfert aIle 9eIitatsiien Der Sabresseit.
,.Bir3bur9sr Sofbrdu'' uno biefse Btsrs,
importirfe 8eib. uno 8otbiueine, prima etsar.
rem, bofiide 8eoisuuua.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-28

Gs lubnt ii6, SOob'S SariapariIa su
brauden. Ssl reInem 8lut braudt Sbr
fene gnsit su baben Dor @rippe. 2unssns
9ipbtberitiS cber Sleber.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
Freight rramo in Town.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-!Sir: I note that
a correspondent several days ago in THE Sun
suggested that some kind Of an elevated rails
way service be arranged by which loaded
wagons carrying freight might be transferred
about town and relieve the pressure on the
streets. Possibly that might dc. but wouIdnt
it be better to establish freight lines over thu
surface OF roads otthe town by which cars OF
freight might be sent from downtown to the
top of the island and delivered at the rear Of
stores by switches through alleys or into
freight depots off the car track at conyenient
stations? II this freight traffic could not no
done during the day. It might be lone with
comparative ease netween ! o'clock and @ A. n.
However. the details are to be evolved. How il
It for q general proposition =? And how about
building along the side streets freight lines for
the conveyance OF goods from one part OF town
to the other? As. now handled. IL costs more 70
move Q hundred pounds Of freight two miles
through the city than It does to carry It 200
miles by railway. ECoNoMisT,
MADISON SQUARE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08

S SHDIssD e the c ss.%. z e !. is ,ho a. ss RI Nc Sn Ses
ssSSs sir " RS sss G sESSGSSsJg t here sS Es5%li sSS E tS2bRSsC%is s
germs might have been imported through this
% %san e. leave ave the Rsn CAMS Hss'f Il they SSTs BAD l been f ree
me health conditions would have been 50 per
peTsstd too tSc'G much by o msSsSsl who %e had nok h nsT-
edge OF medicine and little OF sanitation. We
which could have been done 81 others. and
then we should have had moro help to, care
tbor the patients; The Qparterpester shopld
tents, should have furnished more tents. and
what We needed most Of all was the establish
where lingering cases could have been proper
M MTaV SsiHrrinia Rats v.s IN. no,, v,,nss.
She said bsF son P' Frank had Spe de %SnS T. on he
contracted fever IN the trenches before San
so@radss o q the ss Firs a0I Illinois q aaY He came nj n to
this city from New. York in, . common day
Dr.. Mic, b. Ward 81 KsIpsas city took the
stand In the afternoon. He was a brigadier
ID When N ASKED as rn 70 Tie e coSnditti Say Of y Tie Re i SSs.
pitfalls. he said that there was a great lack Of
m msdiSiDss. , only g some Q S,U Of the very simgleSt
EsSt q sIISS e my ny Pss dioS y It'll Il saslSy f }SSt he he
properly cooked, but In the shape In which, It
uuyDOuy nlOk. inc doctor was then 0ue0-
toned as to the lack OF attention shown pa
TENTS Just coming down with disease. The
doctor stated that he knew OF several cases
where the patient was allowed to lie out on
the ground the whole day and also during tho
night before being taken TO the hospital.
Can you state q case OF measles or typhoid
lever where the patient was allowed 10. lie on
the ground twenty.foYr hoursI" wac asked,
was then questioned as to what his hours Of
A, M. until 9 7; Nj In this way the patients
At the night. session DR.. william Cuthbert-
son. Surgeon Major OF the First Illinois Volun
teer Cavalry, testified that the camp at Chicka-
manga Park was pitched In an unsanitary
locality. and the site was q veritable pesthole.
Witness made efforts to get quicklime for dis
Injecting purposes. but the Efforts were fruit
less. The regimental hospital was the only
one to which cavalrymen had access, as there
was no provision made for them in the division
DR.. Nicholas Sem testified tonight and sur
the committee by high praise OF the
work done by the Government Medical Depart-
mert In the camps he had visited. DIR. Conner
and Gen. Dodge. the Chairman. conducted
the examination Of DR.. Sem. The wit
ness said that typhoid was brought into
the. camp at Qhickamauga Park and
that IL was spread by flies. The sewerage
and sanitary arrangements were imperfect. At
Siboney and Santiago the hospital supplies
were. scarce and the medical force was small,
yet all were we'll utilized and the number OF
deaths in camp was comparatively small.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
SECOND AnMr CORPS 70 MOVE.
Gen. Youne's Order for the Movement from
Camp Meade to Southern Camps.

Gen. Young's Order for the Movement from
Camp Meade to Southern Camps.
! HARRISBURG. Nov. 7.-Camp Meade will be
no more after Wednesday of next week. Gen.
Young. commanding the Second Army Corps.
returned from Washington to-day and TO-
night issued the formal order for the mote-
ment Of the troops to the Southern camps. It
will be q quick movement. starting on next
Thursday and being completed the f,llo wing
"Wednesday. Tha troops will leave Camp
Meade as follows: Thursday. Nov. 1o-Thirty-
fifth Michigan and Headquarters First Brigade,
First Division. to Augusta. Ga. Frat Tennes-
see and Headquarters Third Brigade. Second
Division. to Columbia. s. O. Friday. Nov. IL
First Maryland to Augusta. Ga; 203d New
York and wagon at cam with It. and Head
quarters First Brigade. Second Division. to
Greenville. 8. O.; Fifteenth Pennsylvania and
Headquarters First Brigade. Third Division.
to Athens. Ga. Saturday. Nov. 12-Tenth Ohio
to Augusta. Ga. wagon train First Brigade.
First Division. to Augusta Fourth New Jer-
sey 70 Greenyine., 3. 9; Sunday. Nov; 49,
RRi Lgat6. PeFain Fms; and HeadGusrters Third
9nd West Virginia and wagon train OF First
Brigade, Second Division. to GreenYllle, S, O.;
Eade. Second Division. to CIol1mbia. Mon-
day. Nov. 14-Thirteenth Pennsylvania and
FF oSftB Missouri First and 9iv H%ssdd to AsEu't sss Sa;i
brigade. secopd Division, to Greenville. &. g.;
Division Headquarters. Second Division, also
70 Greenyile: Fourteenth Pennsylvania and
Ninth Ohio Battalion, with wagon train OF
Second Brlgade. First Division, @, SUMNER
sofa to Augusta, Ga; Third Connecticut to
summeryille. 8. C.; 201st New York TO dreen-
vile, ), e.. and wagon train Of Third Brigade.
l6-Fifth, Massachusetts and. wagon train OF
SECOND BRIGADE, Second. Division. to Green
Corps, ~Headquarters. Sixth COMPANY u. s. V,
Signal Corps. reserve ambulance company, and
First and Second Division hospitals will move
BILE. The, Quartermaster's Department viii
furnish the necessary transportation and the
Subsistence department. three days travel ra-
tons and cofee money. and Ave days field ra-
lions. which must be drawn on tho day pre-
cedinE the departure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
President Henry b. Hyde Iii.

Henry Baldwin Hyde. President OF the Equtta-
BILE Life Assurance Society, is Ill at his resi-.
dence. IL East Fortleth street. He has sui.
fered from a disease OF the heart ever since
early last spring. and has not been at his Office
since then. For the greater part of that time.
however. he has been able to walk or drive
nearly every day. During the summer he was.
as usual. at his country place, THE Oaks al
Bay Shore. i. /. A few weeks ago he cana
back to town with his family. Late last week
his illness took q more serious turn, and since
then he, has not. left the house. He has had
ton is not such as to alarm his family.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
CONDITIONS At CAMP THOMAS.
Lack Of Medicine and Tents-Dr. Sem
Praises Medical Bureau.

CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-Gen. Dodge. DR.. Oonnor
and Col. Sexton Of tho War Inquiry Board DO.
gan at the Auditorium Hotel to-day an OK
animation into charges Of announcement and
neglect at the Chickamluga Park camp. DR..
Louis Bchooler OF DeS Moines. Ia. was tho
chief witness. He was brigade. surgeon and
was assigned to the Third Army Corps. sta
toned at Camp Thomas.
Surgeon Schooler said there were not enough
tents at Camp Thomas to supply the needs of
the division hospital. At one time. he said.
there were 200 patients and only 21 tents for
their accommodation. The witness said that
Col. Lee. the Quartermaster. was largely re-
sponsible for this. as he could not be Induced
to believe that the number OF tents should be
proportionate to the number Of sick men.
"The water with which the camp was sup
Piled" said DR.. Schooler. was not ut 70 drink.
1t was even repulsiye In appearance. and / am
sure 1t was contaminated. There were not
barrels or mules to haul 1t from q distance"
Col. Sexton suggested that the water might
have looked bad. but at the came time have
We'll. / know / would not drink It," re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
Naval Orders.

WAsH1NaToN. Nov. 7.-These naval orders
have been issued:
lieut.. 4. y. QuAltrough. TO duty in connection Win
torpedo craft under construction at Norris Heights,
N. Y. and Elizabethport. N. j.; Ensign W. e. Stand.
ley. from the independence to the Yorktown; Lieut..
q. R. CLARK. from tho Adams to the Yorktown En-
sign p. n. olmstead. from the Independence to the
Adams; Lieut.. @. O. Rogers. from the Resoiute to tho
Zanro. by steamer from San Francisco of Nov. 10;
Lieut.. @. Il. vrselAnd. from tho Dolphin to tho
Olympia. same steamer as Lieut.. Rogers Lieut.. j. II.
Bull. from the Saratoga 70 the Asiatio station. same
the United States and wait orders Lieut.. ". MiLeAn
Lieut.. @. T. Rees. from the Olympia to the United
States and wait ordersi Lieut.; h. 9. smith. from tho
boats under construction at South Boston and Wey-
mouth. Mass; Lieut. d. H.. MAhan, to Washington
for determination physically, then home and wait
OrdorI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
III sEAHoRsE.
Two Fine Specimens Added to tho Stock Mt
tho AQUARIUM.

G'no opcciuSnb Auueu TO tho stock ut
tho Aquarium.
The Aquarium has received as a gift from
Peter olsan OF Seabright. N. j.. two excep-
tionally fine specimens of the seahorse. which
were captured on the Jersey coast at seabright.
The larger Of these seahorses 10 about six
inches in length, and the other about nye and
hall inches. The seahorses commonly taken
hereabouts measure usually from three to four
and a hall inches. The Aquarium has hereto
lore h9d only two seahorses that were six
The seahorse has a prehensIle tail. by which
u clnRs 70 objects under water. to plants, and
SO on; L often carries itself upright In the
wafer. The, upper part OF the. seahorse's body
and It's head bear q wonderful resemblance to
the head and neck OF the horse.
me new, seahorses At the Aquarium have
been placed In a tank In which there were al
Heady a pumber, OF seahorses Of smaller size.
This tank CONTAINS q large number OF sea ane-
m9n So and also a number q pIpsash and one
pools and tanks tho one that proves most at
tsEeetiye 70 visitors IL. the pool containing the
West indian seals. the largest creatures seen
seahorse tank. In which the creatures exhibited
are among the smallest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08
CURES LIEUT. COVE RNOR.
Vermont's Lieut.. Governor
Cured of Rheumatism
By DR.. Greene's Nervura, the
Most Popular of Remedies.
What the Distinguished Statesman Says
Of HE Cure by This Wonderful Remedy.

The honored ex-Lieut. Governor OF Q
great State has been cured by DIR. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
Gen. Thomas. ex-Lieut. Governor OF YER
mont. who resides in Montpelier. Vt. is
one Of the foremost figures In America to-
day. From State Representative he became
Senator. was afterward Judge OF Probate,
and then made Brigadier-G General, finally
being elected by the people Lieutenant
Governor of the State.
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am pleased at this opportunity to add
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'e~lghty-six years OF LIES journey left its
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others good"
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1t Is by far the greatest and best medl:
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