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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
GENERAL wuEELER's DAILY REPORT.

Washington. Aug q The War Department to-
day received the following:
Camp Wikof. Moniauk Point, August %.
Adjuiant-Gencral. Washington; First cavalry
9th Infantry Battery II. 9TH Artillery. released
from detention camp yesterday Following ships
arrived Yesterday.
Brcs kwat.r Companies g. r.. r. q and II. lst
Infantry. aggregate 3i5 Major Humphrey com
inandng.
Ollvette. 2i5
city Of Macon. nth 1nfln'ry aggregate Ss2. sick
o. Major OHri"n commanding.
Moriorh. 2lst Infantry. aggregate 3I.. SICK ~.
Captain Ehsteln comma ndng.
WHEELER. MaIor-Gencral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
H. A. RORROwE AND ROBERT wRENN RE-
COVERING.

IIallet Alsop Borrowe who was taken 10 HIS
wlfo's home at Shnnecock. on Sunday after being
landed from the Transport Olivette was much bet
ter YESTERDAY The change OF mir has had good
fleet and the doctor attending him thinks he has
a good chance OF recovery. He suffers from ma
arial fever contracted in the ircnche al Santiago.
,yacr. he WAS IN charge OF the dynamite gun Of the
Rough Riders.
Robert Wrenn the tennis champion. who also
came north on the Oiivetic and Is ~ IN" home of
rud,. Henry T.. Rowland. ls stIll dangerously III,
but show sign of improvement. and II IL Thought
The hrar.ng air will bring him around all right In
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23

SKATER SAYS ABOUT TWENTY-oNE THOU
SAND MILL HAVE TO Re SENT TO SPAIN.

WASHINGTON Aug 22-A dispatch received by
Ad,utant- General Corbin tonight from General
chafter indicates that. with the fall % Sanh-
ago 2312G Spaniards surrendered. OF tins
number a few less than three thousand were
euerillas and volunteers. making the total mum
ber TO be returned 20 Spain about twenfy-oit
thousand Following is the text Of the dispatch
Santiago. August ~, 1898
Adiutant General l. :. A, Washington.
| recommend that all the Mauscr rlfeS ana
the ammunition for the same be shipped TO some
arsenal I'm the North with az little delay as
possible 10 prevent rust. There are several inIl-
ions Of this ammunition. and probably Ten th"u-
sand or twelve thousand stands OF these arms
OF course large number or tlose 'ulh'u III
were Remington and another inferior weapon
The surrender at BaracOa shows n total Oh
o.: 726 surrendered. little less than three thou
sand Of them being guerillas and volunteers
leaving about my original estimate or twenty =
one thousand to he shipped. So far no Sickness
SKATER. Major General.
In another dispatch General Shafter reports
that he now has sufficient transports at san
,iago to bring the remainder Of the American
troops TO the United States. The Spanish prs
oners are being embarked TO return to Spain
and he expresses the belief that all Will be on
the way TO their home country by the latter
part of the week. The dispatch follows:
Santiago. August 20 1895.
II. G. COrbn Adjutent-Gcneral washington.
The Berlin has just arrived with the WI
United States Volunteer Infantry on board
There are now plenty Of transports here and IN
sight TO take all the balance Of the troops ant
a large number of convalescents The Spanisi
prisoners Will all be loaded by saturday; man,
are going on board to-day. ] think they vii
leave either the afternoon Of the 18th or IN
''''' '''''' SKATER. Msior-Generai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
GOOD WATER AT MONTAUK

Washington. Aug. 22-The Surgcon-G"ncrnr :
Office has had the water az Montauk Analysed with
the following result:
war Department. Surgeon Gencrars Oincc.
Washington u. C.. August =. 1s.'s
Dear Doctor: A sample OF Montauk water less
than pirt. which carnc down Yesterday AFTERNOON.
gave m. following figures. Chloride. % nitrtcs.
none: niiratcs not excessive; free ammonia trace;
alburninold .Vulj: oxygen used not Determined
MOI enough water: total solids. u. II could not
be much better than this Sincerely YOUR.
" W. NJ. NEW.
Colonel Charles Smart. United States Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23

would be formation of gas and heavy load III M SION
ach would belch mp MY food amer eating bowels were
very irregular I would imagine saw objects noa'inH
before had pain back. About Dccchl
her s6 began feeling much than usua! ana was
beginning TO think world have TO suffer the remainder OF
my life greatly discouraged. described nv case
Piece stat Of physicians and they directed me TO
iepin taking the Golden Medical Discovery &C
cor,ing TO directions did and happy to state
experienced gratifying results all the unpleasant
feelings have entirely ieft have good
annette relish food and pleased To say feel once
moe like my former self recently walked distance of
one hundred and miles IN about four days
No remedy relieves constipation so quickly and
~a.r,;yciv rs DIR Picrcr's Pleasant Pellets. They
-, or,nc All good dealers have thcm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
TIRE FREE LANCE TO BE RETURNED.

The fast steam yacht Free Lance. which was lent
% the Government Ivy her owner. r. Augustus
schermerhorn, OF New-York. for the har9or pa'roi
during the war has been returned by the Navy
Mozart Mr. Schermerhorn gave the use o.
the boat free. and yesterday he sent ms crew 70
bring the Free Lance from the Sroo"'@ NAVY
Yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
ENROLMENT CERTIFICATES NEED {"
STAMP

collector Treat some time ago submitted AZ
statement Of enrolment into another e'en0aS
,r,ct for use IN the Borough OF Manhattan "Vs
missioner Scott for ruling as 10 "he'he' !" '"
or was not subject 10 the stamp tax feps y
ia,',,',rcd "a bo used In the discharge Ok gov.
mental functions no stamp IL required on !. -
similar instrument legally Used IN 'he 'seN"'~
~ voters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
TO RECEIVE FUNDS FOR THE BOYS SHIP.

The Mayor yesterday appointed Randolph Gug-
renheimer Elbridge L. Gerry and Charles r. Bar
ney a committee receive funds for warship
In which w Rankin Goode and Harry J. Price
,choolboys Of Cincinnati are interesting the school
,,udren of the country. II is the purpose Of the
49, ia collect 1900 900 from the school children to
bnil1 n battle-ship 10 take the place OF the Maine
ma have Il called the American Boy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
TAX FOR wHEcLMEN TO PAT

,vasb,rc,on Aug 22-The commissloner q b
,.rr,t Revenue has held that certificates o! sszr
,o-sbin in wheeln.n's protective associations an
-.o,,irsd ia hay. affixed 20 them revenue stamps,
tho rate OF one-half cent on each do.iar OF ny
Ion ,hereof OF premium paid. The eocamsnt
III "a n. , guarantee against loss bf tteil az
~, ~, c.r,tacate In the usual meaning 0. the won't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
ARRIVALS AT HAMPTON ROADS.

Fortress Monroe. Va. Aug. % THE fleet o. nava,
vessels in Hampton Roads was augmented to-day by
the arrival Of the Talbot. the Manning the Ban
croft. the Eagle. the Detroit. the Scorpion the
Window. the tncas. the Tecumsoh. the Supply tire
Oscco "a. the Helena. the Marietta the Yankton
the Newport. the Apache. the Cushing ard tho
Lebanon dozen more vessels are expected to-
morrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
DIN rrTr ORDERED TO BOSTON.

washington. Aug. 1.-THE Onvette. hospital snip
which has arrived Montauk Point with two hun
drod sick on board has been ordered 10 proceed TO
Hoston The sick soldiers viii he taken 10 hospitals
In Bos,on which have volunteered to SurEeon-''cn-
cral Siernbcrg TO take care OF them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
CONGRATULATIONS on THE PARADE.

Mavor Van WICK has received many kilograms
concentrating him on the success Of the ceiebra'
lion on Saturday one Of these Is from Seth Low
from North East Harbor. Maine. which reads:
Was impossible reach city in time. but join
with YOU in welcome 10 the fleet. hear; and soul.
A telegram from the sociot! OF christopher 90
luYnbus. Trenton. " j., read:
We wish TO congratulate You for showing your
patriotism BY setting aside day for celebrating
the victories Of the naval heroes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23

~ EXCHANGE OF Tf,LE"RAMs BETWEEN THE
SPANISH ADMIRAL AND \ NEW YORK
RELIEF ASSOCIATION

Tho following kilograms have passed between Ad-
miral Cervcra and fhr Ncwyork Soldiers ana
Sailors Families Protective Association:
Admiral cervera. Annapolis. Nd
IN. citizens of the city Of New York. voicing
the sentiments - he people ~ the United States
meeting IN tne Metropolitan Opera Uous" under
the auspices ~ IN" New York SOLDIER and Sailors
Families Pro'ecii,. Association. Lieutenant Rich
M ,nd Pearson Nobron presiding desire to express
90 Won their profound appreciation Of your mag
uauimous chlNalrlc conduct toward Lieutenant
IIohson ami his gallant men on the occasion Of he
sinking ~ the steamship Mcrrimac In the haroor
OF Santiago. Greeting and good health
JOHN BYRNE. President.
Mr. John Byrne President New-York Soldiers and
Sailors Families ProtectIy. Association.
Your telegram 81 IN" 9Th inst. I'D no. reach me
IN yesterday. I fe" very gra'ihed AZ your manner
Of approaching my behavior toward the gallant
Lieutenant Ilobson and his men seize with
pleasure the opportunity Of expressing my gratitude
10 the people ~ the United States for the marks
Of sympathy they are always showing mo. which
I shall remember long rs ! I've. CERNERA.
Rear Admiral oSbon. Of the National Association
~ Naval Veterans. also wrote 20 Admiral Ger
vera some time ago. expressing tho thanks OF the
Farraeut Association ~ Naval Veterans FOR The
kind fraterna and thoughtful manner IN which
Lieutenant ioDson and his associates were treated
AZ Santiago Admiral OSbOn has received reply
from CcrN.ra. In which the spanish Admiral says
that his conduct toward Lieutenant IIobsun n
rnnttor 81 course. but he values none the less the
message OF tho Farragut Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
WIZ SUPERVISOR OF TIE HARBOR.

r,eu,enont John C. Fremont. L. s. ". yesterday
,.gar his work as Supervisor Of the Haroor. lie
.ucceeds Lieutenant f. J. Berwnd. VINO goes nncH
g. ,hc retired list Lieutenant Fremont was on act
loo d,,tv on the Porter during the war with Spain
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EUROPEANS AND IkAs1Ts
LERS will ind the London otfice Z"
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, co'''s' ~
-,lacc TO leave their advertisement"
subscriptions for The Tribune.
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DELIVERING THE BONDS.
Accepted Ribs FOR THE LARGER AMOUNTS \
BE ATTENDED TO NOW.

WASHINGTON. Aug. TIP to last SATURDAY n!ss
,he number Of subscribers to whom ailo'men's
tho now bonds had been s"nt was loS9~' 9.prfsef,
ing sJo2osSi0 IN bonds. The work thus Tar mas TEA
on takings Of 500 and under. and OF these soes
one-half have been delivered. Beginning ion9
rn,, i,rgn shipments of sl.op lots viii te made
connection with those of the lower aIu0lh's ah Z
&c ,xnecred that the entire issue OF s-""" "
ha y. boon delivered cary IN Octoo.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
ONE DEATH At NEw-MAvEN mosrlrAL

ONE DEATH At NtW-HANEN HOSPITAL
NewIIavcn. Conn. Aug. Private James q
Walter OF Troop -. 9th cavalry. who was one ~
the first party OF sick soldiers sent 20 the New
Haven Hospital from Mon,auk Point. Friday.
died to-day Of typhoid fever. lie was abou;
went, years ola rnd belonged Ia Knox Forks.
Knox County Ky. H. viii hnv" a military funeral.
bv a detail from the "a Regiment. Connecticut
Volunteers
I'M Red cross yacht Admiral brought the 'hird
marty Of sick soldiers here TO-DAY. which makes
my now being cared FOR at the New Haven Hos
initial and arrangements have been mad" To provide
Tor one hundred Assistant Acting Surgeon James
McV Mackall Of the 30 Cavalry. Washington. and
Surgeon BENJAMIN i Lewis OF Company /. l0'h
Infantry Portland. ore. well two Rough
Riders were among tO-days arriyalr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23

COURrESIES OF THE TRACK TO OFFICERS.
The Coney Island Jockey cub has EXTENDED ire
courtesies OF the track for the coming meetne
IN aduirals Samson and Srhey the captains and
the officers OF the naval fleet. The dates o. the
meeting are August q TO September TO- inclusive