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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-19
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nie ibr @eiit f6 immer nit ben ernite.
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lid. Id ioute feline fol9en Bdder le.
fena Warten sic eiuen Nusenblid.A
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nete nit einem fleiaen S6IiiRel ein
Sad unb bra9te mir etn Bud. Sd
los ben 8iteI: pOsfrei6's 3uiammene
bruh."
Sc mar ein f6redli9es pampbtei,
bas mad benz 6Herrei6ii6 preuBif9en
4riege berau8gegeben mar.
Seit Sabreu seiiattete bic aaiietin
ni6t mebr, bab Elm Bib ober einepbo:
tograpbie Don ibr genommen purbe.
Sbrem grie6iI6en Worlsier gbriao,
mancs bsutete fd oft an, He psrbe
teines nattirliben 8obes Herben.
.Wenn ginen Der Wuni1 gum 2eben
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bes 2ebeus; menn uub mo id ferbe,
1T mir Webeuiad)e; Die einem Meni1en
segebene 3eit gum 2sben brau6t, tpenn
er tbatfddIid itirbt, nidt bic 3eit iei.
uss tpirtIi9en ablebeus su fein. Sd
ertparte ieber 3eit ben Sob; sic aIs
pbilofopb miifen bos Gleihe tbun,"
ia9te ibm bic aaiIerin seIesentli@.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-19

- Cine OrnitboIosiide Werfmtr.
bigfeit. bic ole Mabe nidt au Weee
bringen t6nute, bat ber 3ufaa su
Stanbe gebrad)t. Nuf bem 2anbe unb
In tleinen StdbtGen, mo bic Sdmal.
ben bic erutinfdten @dite faii iebes
6auies inb, feblt es ME an 8emiibun'
gen, bic 3ierIi6en 8bierhen aud aus
trauli9 su MAIDEN. aber Der bb9Ee
8rab ber .3abmbeit4 befiebt iiet8 barin
baB bic S6maIbeneltsrn ii6 our9 bic
nabe beranriidenbe GiuberIdaar ni1t
abbalten Iafen. ibre Suugen su ftittern.
gobale bieie f1iisse limb. lit es nit ber
3abmbeit" porbei. Sans aubsrs bes
nimmt fb Elm S6ndlb9eu. bas fi6
Dor elm paar Moden ol5 taum benz
Nefie entma6iener 8elbidnabel In benz
@arien bes 6otsl8 aHeibsbpf" In WiI.
berbeIms StraBe In Berlin einsefunben
bat. gas btlfols SbierGen nurbe nit.
leibig aufseuommen uub bon ber Satin
bes 6oteIbeRBers nit Whrmern uub5Iie.
gen sefattert. Sn3wii6en LIT Der 80.
gel Higse gemorbeu; er fliegt Iufig i'm
8arien lumber uno unternimmt aud
@rcurlionen mad ben Wa6barerunbs
ftaden. Mber fobalb f6 bic bunger
meIbet, weiB bas S6wdl56en ieine
Sutierfele ,u finben. IS fiiest iei.
ner pfegerin ober aud benz portier
ober ben aelnern auf bic s1uI!er unb
melbet f6 smiifdernb. Raf1 miro
bann bic Msblmurmtihe se6Hnet, bic
pieeolos fanseu sei6winb einise 6lie.
gen un5 aierlib friBt bic tleine SdwaI.
BEN bic Iedereu @aben ibren 6reuuben
aus Der 6Qub,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-19
o. u. & u. y. Babn j..
u Gbfabrt.

Ra6 @atuetOn, Souiton unb guerr
tdgli1 900 Born.
Na9 Corpus @brifti, Iranias BaB unf
Geepille tdsli6 .2:20 Nadm.
Na6 &erruile tdslid, aussenommer
Sonnabenos u.Sonntags 2 :45Nabm
Na6 &erruille, Sonntass 80 Born.
Nad&errpilIe, ,Sonnabenos a :3ONabm.
Nnfunft
Bon @aloeiton, Souiton unb guert
t1gll6 .............7:00 100 Nbenos.
Son Corpus @briiti, Granias 8aB unf
8eeuille tdali6 40 geahm.
Son &errpille tdsli6, aussenommer
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :458orm,
8oH &errpille, Spnnta9s. ...7 Gbenbs.
8on &errpi(le, Wpntass. 9:25 Borm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-19
MzMMzK<Nt;,xe

IN reid In feineu ndbrenbsu gisen.
fdaftsn, peI6e gner gefdnd6tes Sp'
fem bsrIangt. Walt Rutrins nirb
bon Der bertibmten gnbeuisr 8uf6
9rsnins Afoeiaii0a bergsftelt, wel6e
8baiiade bic fur baReIbe beanipru6ts
@sinbsit, gOrtreffti6teit unb gor3tise
aarautirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-19
satarrb tam mtdt fartrs sperses

bur4 Ioiale appIitationen, ba fie ben eiS Der
8ranfhett niht erreihen f5nnen. Ratarrb
1T eine gluts unb pher gsnitituticns. .Rranfs
belt nnb ntn iie 3u bsiIsn, naabt SIPS innerlife
9etlinitteI uebmen. GALL Ratarrb, ,s2nr fpirs
eingencmmen une rirtt birett auf tas 8lut
xnS bic f9!simisen DberFdden. 9aIps Ra'
tarrs8nr ift ietns Quad dfaIber,D ,Dlebisin. sic
tpuree felt Sabren bon einem Der befen aersts
cteies 2anbes berorenet umb III etn ressIuds
ttsss asept. 6is beftebt aus ben bsitsn be-
fannten Toniea, terbunben nit bsa beisen
neutrality-suspicious., hie hireit auf bic
sHIeimobtrfdHen ip.rfen. Die bolitomn,sns
gerbtnbuns ber ttpei HeftanbtbeiIs ift %, mas
foIf' tpaneerbolIe Refultate Bet bes SeiInns
Son Aatarrt berborbrinst. East SUD 8eue.
ntffs umionit f4tdsn.
9. 3. Ghenep & Sc, eisentb., EoIsho,
o. gsrtaufs BON ausa Gppt9stsn, Rrsis 75e.
6all's 6amilien.gillen iinb bic beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-19
Cuffs cse6er-9ilrett

erbutteu oas S6rperipifsm in Orbnpus
unb psrbinoern trantbaite 3uitan6e Ger
gsber, bic seuObnlib &rOufbeiten oor'
aA89ebeu.
Gin l)frbinbsrun0smittsl fit
ROpfidmersen, 0pspepfie, Sdpinbti,
idtedtsn @eidmodim MunSs, Seritlo'
pfeu, beleste 3unge, appetitiOi9feituns
Sat,tnttltd)e 0allentetoem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-19
M. g. & e. 8abm.

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Nad 8aco, Sort Bortb, Dallas, San
ias gitp, ct. 2puis unb Chicago tds.
lid 80 80 8orul. ilnb 500 Nbenbs.
Nnfunft.
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, 8anlas gitp,
Dallas, 5lrt Wprtb unb 8acp, tag.
lid u ::25 8orm. uno 10 30 Nbenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-19

8erIoren. Gin ausgema1Iener
JolI bon 5diittelfroii. gorausfdts
LID burd ben @ebraud BON Gbeatbams
ebiu Sonie enimenbet. 5inberlnbn
tpirb nidt beaablt. ba es auf enig pers
loren III. Sa geiGmadloier unb bittes
rer Gorm snbereitet. Sur wirb garan,
tirt. @efdmadIos so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-19
Goatbern Nacific Sabn.
d q hrf.

0a6 Stem Orleans, 0ouIton uno Gal
peton tdsli6 1910 Mittass uni
$50 Nbenbs bs......,............ -.
gead eagle BaB, Merico &c. IL 8orm.
ytdb galifornien 4:45 gfahm.
Mnfnnft.
gon Nem Orleans, 6ouiton unb Sal.
pefun tdslib 7:25 Born. uno 4 :25
geabm. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Bon @alifornien &c. II 80 8prm.
8on @agle BaB uno Merico 700
glbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-19
Giienbabn Tabr : Ylan.
8. 6 @. %. asabn.
9l bf a + IT.

Nad ct. Souls nia Sron Mountain
ober SO. 6. & 8. $50. $3.50 Gorm
Na6 ct. 2ouis pia sron Mountaiu
G0ute 200 WbenoS
Na9 9earne tasli9 ,...5 100 Moraens.
Wab 2areoo. As 8orm.
Nnfunft.
8on ct. 2ouis, Srun MOuutain & M
&. & Z. 800 8orm.
8on ct. Souls, Sron Mountain s. M.
SC. u E. ...........3 1866 9eabnl.
Ton 9earne td9lib. ..10:20 Ibenbs.
BDn 2arebo. 200 Nbenba
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-19

- 4ns Berlin nirb aus balbamtIi.
der auelle beri6tet: Die grgreifuug
internationaler MaBregeIn gegen bic
anar9iaen III bur9 einen Sbeeuaus.
tauf9 suifGen Berlin, peiersbura,
Wien unb Rom bereiis angebabut unb
nirb anl1b!id aaiier WiIbeIms Nu.
lDefenbeit In Wien bel ber 2eidsnfeier
ueiter bef0rbert tperben. 3miideu
ben &aiiern @iIbelm unb 0itoIaus III
bieraber f9on nod prdRbent @arnois
@rmorbuns elm bbaises ginuernebmeu
tr3ieIt tuerbeu. 9amaIs i6eiterte aber
oa8 yroiett on ber 2diRstsit Der aube.
rem Wd6ie.
4us 2onbon tpirb beri6tei, baB
i'9 Sraf @fterbasp bort i6on felt eini.
gen Mo9en aufbaIte. gia9 ben lsbten
@ntbhllungen iiber ben Drepfus.;saT
II ibm nabri@einIi6 In paris Der
gooer 8u beiB unter ben 6hBsn ge.
porben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-19
8alf Gbure &abn.
90. Yooenils, Galb 0roeer.

8oaes 2ager bon Staple unb Jancp
Groceries, 9 6nitt'W aaren,
gIotbtnG 5titen 8oilette'
IrtiteIn, 8lass, porsellans
unb aorb 9Baaren. Su allen
9epartements MIR friife Saben.
yiebrise preiie. 6reie unb prompts
abIieferuug. 738 SiibsalamosStraBe.
gde @amarao. 8elepbpn 433.
- 0euprefen, Winbmiihlen. pum'
pen unb R6bren.
Nlarno Srou Wort8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-19
Wfabacfe 6ptel Sar,
Df' Soufion StraBe,
" M. ~ tb, ..... Gigentbiimer.

~ Wv NV " = W StHStttpbAtNA
Wfan finbet bier elm porshsIihes
8las Bier unferer betmii1en Braue.
reien. 8eionbere 9lnertennung per.
bienen bic Weine, @isarren, Wbisties,
2iqu6re &C. 8orsiigli9er 6reis
Iun6 bes M orsens unb ga d.
mittags. 8ieie Wirtbf6aft erfreut
h6 bes ausge3eiflneten Rufes su ben,
angenebmiien gufentbaItsorte ber
Stabt su sdbIen.
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- eement unb aalt bel 6enrn
PauIp. Eel. So.
Evening star., 1898-06-01

by, Iowa: Elsie Elizabeth Dodge. Districs
OF Columbia: Robert ID. Dunn District O,
Columbia: Montgomery Harris. MARYLAND
.lilam George Johnson, District of Co,
lumhia: George William Kreis District @,
Columbia: Pearl c. Levftan, District O;
columbia; Stanley MARI, Virginia; Alic,
Rose Matson Michigan; Stella l., yalen.
Tine Matson. Michigan; Jacob Michael
Dlstr!ct OF Columbia; Susan Annetta Moh.
Ter, District of Columbia; c. Ashford Neale
Virginia; James X. Newbold District "a
Columbia: Lee Allen Parkinson. Wisconsin,
FRANKLIN Iemuel Payne jr Virginia. Ar
thur George Plant. District of Columbia
James w. Radcliffe jr.. District of Column.
bia; Mayme Mathida Reh, District of Co.
lumbia; Harry Schneider Riggles. District
oil Columbia: Sara Florence Rohrback
Pennsylvania: Frank William Rose. In.
dlana: James Norman Rupp District OF
columbia: Amelia Augusta Smith Mary.
Iand; Henry Herbert Smith, Marylandl
Bernadette c. Warfield, District Of Column
bia.
Shorthand course-w. f Ballard Ala.
beTna: Edith Harriet Bartmess. Ohio: Het-
" May Birch, District of Columbia: Lena
H. Burgdorf, District of Columbia: Ade-
,aide Leopa Feathers. New York; Marga-
ret Ward Fletcher. District of Columbia
Minnie e. Fowler District of Columbia
BENJAMIN S. CARRIER. Virginia: Josephine
Hartnett, District of Columbia: Mary E.
Herbert Maryland; Blanche Holbrooke
District OF Columbia; Albertine Nan Ness
King, District of Columbia: Edwin Thomas
Loftus, District of Columbia; Mary w
LoveH, Pennsylvania; Edwin King Lundy
District of Columbia: William Donaldson
Lundy. District of Columbia: Annie Nc
ienry. District of Columbia; Emory Irwin
Marion. Maryland; Alice Rose Natson.
Mlchlgan; Susan Annetta Mohler District
OF columbia; Agnes Myrtle Nurdefnan. Hi
nois; Lee Allen Parkinson Wisconsin: Ar
thur clinton Proctor, New York: Merry NJ
Rattle, New York: Mayme Mathilda Reb
District OF Columbia; Sadie Vienna Rheam,
District of Columbia; Sara Florence Rohr-
back, Pennsylvania; Alexander r. Varela.
california; Reuben Staten Wallace Mary
land; Bernadette c. Warfield District of
Columbia: Paul De Forest Wollard Dis
Irict OF Columbia; James Edgar Woodfin
Texas.
Evening star., 1898-06-01
Orders for Public Work

The following orders have been issued by
the District Commissioners:
That the following work be done under
the permit system: Lay cement sidewalk
and reset curb On south side of | street be-
tween 18th street and Connecticut avenue,
estimated cost s422; lay cemant sidewalk
and set new curb in front of 1893 q street
northwest, estimated cost $50: lay cement
sidewalk and reset curb in front of 1913 p
street northwest; estimated cost $a3S
That Vermont avenue between 5 and T
streets be added to the schedule of streets
10 BE- improved in the northwest section; es-
timated cost, 5000.
That $40 feet of 6-inch water main be
laid IN the south side of Massac hus etts ave-
nue. west from ed street.
Evening star., 1898-06-01
Assistant Engineer n. Macy TO New
York navy yard.

Assistant Engineer n. Macy. to New
York navy yard.
Ensign J. Burns. to Yosemite.
Ensign +. Lind to Scipio
Ensign w. c. White, TO Scipio immetli-
ately.
Lieut.. J. T. Mcmillan, to Wheeling i'm
mediately.
Lieat. G. L. Kent, detached from Celtic
and ordered to coast defense system New
Yor,..
Assistant Surgeon c. r. Burr. to naval
ho93ital Mare Island.
Ensigns H. Mcpherson. to Scipio imme-
diateiy.
Lieut.. O. White, TO Justin Immediately
Assistant Surgeon c. y. Barney, 10 Scin-
cfa Immediately.
Acting Carpenter J. l.. Purple to naval
base. Key West.
Assistant Engineer H. c. Cooper. to New
York navy yard.
Assistant Engineer W. ]. Hawthorne. to
New York navy yard
Naval cadets ordered to the Newark-J
H. Tomb, l.. Z. Wright, j. H. Canery M
u COOK, j. c. Fremont, r. Williams. ~
Goodrich, w. n. Jeffers and w. NJ Robert
son.
Naval cadets ordered to coast defense
system, New iork-B. II. Wyant and J. ID.
Wainwright.
Naval cadets ordered to the Columbia
X A. Abernathy. j. Rodgers A. p Fair
field, t. H. Wheeler, c. T. Hutchins. jr
j. +. jackson, S. Moor and r. L. Berry.
Naval cadets ordered to the San Fran
ciscc-E. ]. King. c. r. Train w c. Mitch
Ell. H. w. Osterhaus, c. w Fisher jr, W.
W. Galbraith, J. T. Burwell and H. John
Ston.
Evening star., 1898-06-01
PREPARED FOR PROFESSIONS.
Graduating Exercises of
Woods Commercial College.

The faculty and the graduating classes
OF Woods Commercial College have sent
out tasteful invitations, embellished with
the national coat of arms above crossed
United States and Cuban flags, to the COM
n1encement exercises to be held at the New
National Theater this evening.
The program arranged is a most attrac-
tive one. The annual address will be
delivered by Rev. Howard Wilbur Ennis,
diplomas will be presented by Principal
Court f. Wood and gold medals awarded
by Mr.. Thomas w. Smith. The exercises,
which will be preceded with prayer by Rev.
Or. Frank NJ. Bristol and Introductory re-
marks by Prof. Harry o. Hine. will be in
terspersed with musical selections rendered
by Schroeder's Orchestra and the Tuxedos.
The graduates will be as follows:
Business course-Mary NJ. Babson, Wash
ington, ID. c.; Edith Harriet Bartmess.
Ohio: John Garfield Benton. Maryland: :
Rev. Conrad r. Birnbach. Pennsylvania:
Emory Howard Bogley, Maryland: Perry
Warfield Browning, Maryland: Lena l..
Burgdorf, District of Columbia: Edwin o.
Burke, District of Columbia: Michael Fran
els Clark, District of Columbia: Frances
Cochnower. Indiana; Clyde Clarence Cros-
Evening star., 1898-06-01
ARMY ORDERS,

Acting Assistant Surgeon E. de la Gale
has been ordered to Tampa for duty with
the 7th Army Corps.
Captain Jay Cooke, commissary of sub
sistence. has been assigned to duty with
the Sd Army Corps at Chickamauga.
Lieutenant T. w. Winson, Isl Artillery,
has been relieved from duty at the North
western Military Academy, Highland Park,
Ill., and ordered to join his battery.
Major ]. NJ. Kelly, 10th Cavalry. has been
assigned to the command of Fort Assinni-
boine. Mont.
Chaplain William T. Anderson 9TH Cav
airy, has been relieved from duty at Fort
Assinniboine and ordered to join his regi-
ment
Lieutenant ]. McA. Palmer, 18th Infan-
try, has been relieved from duty at the Uni
versity of Chicago and assigned to duty
with the Goth Infantry at Mobile, Ala.
Captain J. b. Foraker, jr., a. A. g., has
been assigned to duty as assistant to the
adjutant general Of the Sd Army Corps at
Chickamauga.
Lieutenant W. N. Blow, jr, 18th Infan-
try, has been authorized to accept the COM
mission of major in the 4th Virginia Vol
unteerS.
First Leutenants E. S. Avis 18th Infan-
try, and N. v. Stokes, 10th Infantry, have
been ordered to examination for promotion.
Major w. H. Daily, surgeon, U. s. ", has
been ordered to report to Major General
Miles, commanding the army, for special
duty
Captain G. L. Brown, 11th Infantry has
been authorized to accept the commission
of colonel of the 4th Regiment of Tennes-
see Volunteers.
Captain John McA. Webster, 22d Infan-
try, has been ordered before army retir-
ing board, of which Colonel P. F. Barr Is
the president, for examination.
Lieutenants FitZhugh Lee, jr., and Alger-
oon Sartoris, 1st Regiment Volunteer En-
sineers. have been assigned to duty on the
staff of Major General Lee, commanding
the 7th Army Corps.
Evening star., 1898-06-01
FOR TERRITORIAL EyPANstON
senator Elktns ON the Necessity of
ACQUIRING Hayy0if

The secret legislative session forced upon
the Senate yesterday by Messrs White and
Iurpie, when Mr.. Lodge began speaking on
the revenue bill, lasted until 4:45 pm
when the doors Of the Senate were thrown
open.
Speaking on the revenue bill Mr.. Elkns
CIV. Va.) objected to the tax upon corpora
tions, on bank deposits and to the stamp
tax. He maintained especially that the tax
en- bank deposits was wrong in principle
as 1t was tax on debts. Concerning me
corporation tax he held that the tax on
gross receipts was manifestly unjust as it
bore Upon property which the corporations
did not possess. The net earnings were d
proper subject of taxation. He was
strongly In favor of a jus, and equitable
system of war taxation.
lie said he opposed the amendment of the
majority of the committee last Saturday
because it Disseminated against the citi-
Eehs composing the corporations and in
favor of individuals doing the same kind
OF business. 1t wassa direct tax not appOr-
tonaoe among the states and was uncon-
stitutional An income tax was preferable.
Inc amendment of Mr.. German, he said
embodied the same injustice in aggravated
form. lie deli\ cred a vigorous arraignment
OF the proposition to issue legal tender
notes as full of danger and mischief to our
credit and finance.
Discussing territorial expansion, Mr.. Elk
ms SAID tnat because of our traditional
pollcy OF isolation and opposition to ac-
quiring territory in the past, we must not
put aside what comes to us by war The
N!caraSuan canal and the Hawaiian Is
lands said he, rise above the horizon ani
come in sight more plainly than ever, and
Whatever opposition there may have been
TO building one and acquiring the others
heretofore must disappear in the face of
the flag going up over Mnrro Castle, what
has transpred in the Philippines, and the
great trip of the Oregon. Concluding he
said: Long ago, in 1909. Thomas jefferson
dreamed OF and favored the annexation of
Cuba and Canada to the United States
One now comes to us through a war we
could not avoid and our trade relations
with the other are in fair way of being
placed on basis satisfactory to both
countries. The combination and cousolida-
ton that has come about under the de-
maads for wider markets and trade rela-
tlons is reaching to consolidation of states
ana acquisition of territory in the interest
OF larger trade and commerce. The world
is today but Il vast neighborhood fast be-
ing divided up in groups of vast families;
1t is drawn more closely together than were
counties and states fifty years ago; it has
become more commercial than ever; one
member of this family cannot resist in it's
own interest doing what the other members
DO. Consolidation and merging Of smaller
states into larger ones and empires is ir-
resistible. Necessity lies at the bottom Of
TINS great movement
Evening star., 1898-06-01
MILITARY PROMOTIONS,
Presidential Nominations Confirm ed
in Executive Session.


in Executive Session.
The Senate in executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations:
Military.--Brigadier Generals - Fred D.
Grant. New York; Henry NJ. Duffield, Mich
igan; Lucius F. Hubbard Minnesota; Geo.
A Garretson, Ohio; w. w. Gordon Geor-
gia: ]. A. Wiley, Pennsylvania; w. A. Ban
croft, Massachusetts; w. J. Mckee Indi-
ana; F. V. Greene, New York; Charles
FiiZsmonS, Illinois; j. X. Hudson, Kansas :;
James r. Lincoln, Iowa.
Coionels-Capt. Edward A. Goodwin, Maj.
Eli L. Huggins.
Aigernon Sidney Reayes of Tennessee, to
be lieutenant colonel.
To be assistant adjutant general, with
the rank of captain-F'irst Lieut. VIM. h.
Sample.
To be commissary of subsistence, with
rank of captan-John F. Whitworth of
Pennsylvania.
To be assistant quartermaster, with rank
of captain-Cyri w. King of Iowa, Lewis
V. Williams of Ohio, Edward E. Robbins
of Pennsylvania.
To be additional paymasters-Benjamin
f. Havens of Indiana, James b. Houston
of Connecticut.
TO be captans-First Lieut.. Gustave w
S. Stevens, Messrs. John y. Inman of I'LL
n6is. Geo. W. Butler of Maine, Thos. F.
Clark of Massachusetts, Frank Lyman, jr.,
of Iowa, George r. Gyger of Ohio, J.. w.
Mcconnell of Illinois, Frederick 7. Leigh of
New York.
To be first Observation-Disclosures z. Pei
lew Of New York, George II. Tilly of Mon
tapa. Howard ID. Coe OF Ohio Charles II.
Martin of Illinois, Patrick w. Crawford of
Arkansas, Charles Z. Walker of Maine,
Alvar q. Thompson of New York, Edward
W. Winfield Of Arkansas, r. o. Richards
of Illinois.
To be second lieutonants-Wm E. Davies
of Montana, Joseph d. Wood of Ohio, Don
a. Palmer of Minnesota, Charles e. Kill
bourne jr., Oregon, Albert j. Dillon of
Florida, Frank +. Tate Of Tennessee, VIM.
Mitchell of Wisconsin, H. w. Sprague,
Massachusetts, Sergeant Walter S. Volk-
mar.
at Matamoras, Mex; Charles f. Macrum Of
Ohio, consul at Pretoria, South African
Republic.
NJ. c. McMurray, postmaster at Say
brook, Ill.