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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-04-02
Delightfully."- Feminine,

Mother-I don't understand you at all.
You are constantly p~raising Miss Whirly
now, ana you used to insist that you could.
mt bear her.
Daughter-But I didn't know then. nam.
ma, that she was jealous Of me. 1t is lust
too sweet of her.-Detroit Free Press.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-04-02

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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money il it fails to cure. 25c.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1898-04-02

A profitable religion never wanted prose
lytes.-ltal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
SIGNAL, TOWER AT CAPE HENRY.

baltimore May d HpeciaD.-The new signal
.o- q, Cane Henry IS nearing completion II Is
IN n bluf, thirty feet high about A mile inside tho
canes and facing Chesapeake Bay. II is about A
ouarfer O, a mile distant from the lfe saving sta
,,on at Cane Henry. The station is connected with
Fort Monroe and the Norfolk Navy Yard by
,eleyranh and the Reserves get their orders from
I lieutenant W ~ Willard. Of the Naval Reserves.
,,.,o from the Navy Yard directs the signalling
rom ali the stations along the coast
~ sfofion is provided with powerful telescope.
u.th which the signal corps spy upon passing ships.
and a telephone line is being run 10 connect 1t with
-. Inc from Virginia Beach to Norfolk.
II viii be the duty Of the corps 10 report every
r ,anPpdant ~ Fort Monroe, Lieutenant Willard at
he NAVY Yard and the commander OF the fleet
~ tae titn,nrtor, Roads will be advised fully an hour
e. sdvanre OF the arrival at Fort Monroe OF any
',ssel eo mat they may prepare warm reception
Gar q ~ II should belong 10 the enemy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
BOATS FOR HARBOR DEFENCE.
A LIST SENT TO WASHINGTON BY THE NEW
ArXIILARY CRUISER BOARD.

Is
AUXILIARY CRUISER BOARD
Several lists Of vessels were forwarded 10 Wash
ington by the Naval Auxiliary BOARD by direc
ton OF Admiral Erhen yesterday for in selecting
the craft he purchased under the authorizing
the expenditure Of g. 90 90 for coast and harbor
defence In all there will he eighty nine vessels OF
different sorts ranging from the odtime monitors 10
lghtdraught tugs and yachts In the list Of yachts
included the Atalanta. owned by George J.
Gould the Nourmahal. owned by John Jacob Aston
and the Peregrine. owned ~ Ralph II. White. which
were among the best % the vessels OF their class
Inspected by the Rodgers f}oerG
1t is understood the purchase o, these vessels
al the prices which they were offered at that
time is recommended The list Of yachts includes
about forty OF various sizes There are score Of
tugs recommended. and q number OF vessels o. the
auxiliary cruiser class. They are designed FOR use
in the harhors OF New-York and Boston. AT Hamp-
ton Roads leading TO Baltimore and Washington.
and the Philadelphia approach through the Della
ware River. The lists cover the arst FIVE districts
defence from the Canada line to New River
Inlet in North Carolina Most Of the vessels
needed in the three Southern districts have been
decided upon. AZ Boston '.e ferryboai East Bos-
ton offered by the city. has been purchased by tho
Government.
The Board inspected yesterday four tugs-the y
s. Arno,t the Dolphin. the Marie Hoffman and the
" s Flint These arc all wooden vessels. but are
suitable for hornor work
An inspection of the old monitor Jason a. Iofnp-
ktnsville Yesterday by Chief Engineer Henderson
resulted finding that II viii be necessary 'or her
10 20 70 the Navy Yard for three days 10 have
her machinery repaired.
William OConnor. Of The Buffalo Enquirer
who sold his Yacht Enquirer 10 the Government.
turned her over to the Auxiliary Board Yesterday.
and she Will 10 the Navy Yard to-day. she was
fnsporiod A. Buffalo Ay chief Engineer Dixon ana
Naval Ccnsf rucior TawreseY. She is IA feet In
length and l7i2 feet beam.
lieutenant Hanus brought the patrol boat Free
Limo to the Upper Paw Yesterday. as the Aileen
relieved her az The Narrows There VIII D" no
ei~
ones are secured under the new Pill.
chic, Fngineer fohie who has been Inspecting
vessels Al Charleston. Savannah and Baltimore. has
been ordered by Admiral Erhen 10 return to mis-
civ fa- duty on the M val ROard
= Holland and Colonel C. r. Creecy repre-
eentine the Holland submarine boat, went 20 Wash
tuvfon Yesterday Offer me services OF the Iioi-
Ind ror INC work Of clearing the entrance ~ san
ffago Harbor 81 mines. They think the vessel c"nd
60 lrds- water 50 a. 10 determine the station ~
The mines and then send ont torpefocs by means
30 harhnr and enable the vessels Of Scheys
squadron 10 enter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
THE SEVENTH HOPEFUL
COLONEL APPLETON SAYS THE REGIMENT WILL.
OBEY ORDERS. BUT THE MEN WILL NOT
VOLUNTEER AS INDIVIDUALS

The officers and men Of the 7th Regiment are
saying little. but hopefully waiting to see II
the present call for troops will result IN the regf-
ment receiving a summons to Ad1utant-
General c. Whitney Tinghast. "a. not in the
city yesterday. He went TO Albany late on Wednes-
day night. but II was learned yesterday that be
FORE he left the city he had long conference with
Colonel Daniel Appleton OF the It'll Regiment. What
took place at this conference Is matter Of con-
lecture but II Is understood that Colonel Appleton
forcibly and earnestly presented the regiments Pc
tton. 1t IS known that General Tillinghast IL op-
posed to calling out the 7th. but Il is also known
that he Is not rrevocaby committed to that policy.
and the officers and Of the tn hopeful
Colonel Appleton when seen yesterday. admitted
that he had been in consultation with General TIL
lnghast on Wednesday night and added: There
is change from previous conditions. The rels-
tons between the Adjutant General and the 9Th
friendly. In spite Of all stories TO the contrary
am not in position TO say whether the 1th VIII
be called out not. n will obey
The Colonel said that the services Of the It'll had
already been offered to the Government. and that
the regiment would gladly so wherever ordered.
Concerning the report that II would go TO the
Philippines. he said that he thought It's chances OF
going there were as good as any regiments ado
ing.
The disposition OF the members OF the regiment
to volunteer as regiment but not lndiyiaua!y re.
been. ready to fight when ordered out. but We re-
fuse TO volunteer individuals without any as
surance that the integrity Of the regiment VIII he
preserved Here are. a full regiment. perfectly
equipped. and ready fight regiment. II
rests entirely with the Federal and State authori-
ties as 10 whether they want us Perhaps there
may come time, some day when the State
and the Nation will be glad 10 have US, When
that time comes the 9TH will not be found want
ing"
Last night the situation remained unchanged.
The 7th awaits the orders Of its superior officers. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
HEARTY RESPONSE TO SECOND CALL
rANy STATES READY TO FURNISH THEIR
oUoTAs-NEGRO REGIMENTS IN
THE SOUTH.

-h,capo Nav 2S-Reports from various ola.eS
indicate that President McKinley's second can io'
volunteers asking for 1000 men, Will i"ee'
hearty response Independent companies are a.
ready organized IN many States. and these VIZ oe
offered 70 service or the couiiNS az -
the following dispatches: - a.,
ct Paul May 2s.-Governor Clough' ~ne, ~
formed that the President had issued se0oiiu "a"
N, troops said II have applications from an o'oi
the State for permission to raise compsh'ss more
than enough men II vii nov De
any extensive arrangements - - ..,
r. Noines Nav 2s-Governor Shaw says: i
,evA no doubt that the second call VIII ne re-
sponded to promptly. Already arge n NUM- q,
CON. panies have peeh ofeaiiA~Su ~
INDIANAPOLIS. May 26-The second call TOT troops
has brought out the fact al the Office OF DoVerno'
Mount that enough applications have oeen '"aD7
in Indiana for prvileges TO raise 40 All the
ouota OF a dozen States like lndlahA
Springfield. Ill. May 2e.-When II became Know" Sa
throughout the State that call had oeeh 'sSueu
~, President Mckinley for 1900 more vo!uhtee's'
kilograms began to pour In on me 80 snS their
The colonies Of provisional regiments am 80,
friends and IN snoT oy ,lr hopes to be able
furnish five regiments promptly as ne mas 'e"De''
of double that number. 49,.
60 rranc,sco Nav %-California may be the
erst State 10 furnish a complete regiment uhdef
tne Presidents second call for troops IL leo tne
Union after the first call was issued ano sa fdy
20 California will probably furnish two
hstterfes OF artillery two regiments OF infantry
and one troop Of cavalry
Frankfort Ky May &.-Governor Bradley mas
.,,ornced that unless otherwise instructed by the
president the second Of Kentuckys regiments on
The second call will consist Of coIored troops
p.l.,gb y C May %.-The Adjutant General
sav. that under the Presidents call for more
,,oIun.eers he proposes 10 have one twelve-con-
many white regiment and one ten-company negro
regiment
Ieo.rson City Mo. May Ex-Governor Stephens
stated to-day that Missouri would furnish one
oolored and two white regiments under the second
cal Of President Mckinley for troops
Colorado Springs. May 26.-A regiment OF MOUNTED
.aor,a, made nm OF Eve hundred from diff
ferent military organizations in this state mas oeeh
formed In this city. - ,,-asA,,o,o,
70 ascertain IL such regiment can De accepted
by the War Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
THE ARMY HOSPITAL SHIP.

Washington May 2 The steamship John Enshs
recently purchased ny tho Army FOR use AZ hos
p,,a. ship VII he renamed the Relief In accord
ance with tho terms Of tho Geneva Convention. the
Red cross flag wn be carried AZ the FORE wheh-
ever the National nag IL flown. and the neutrality
o., the vessel Will he preserved A. all times.
40 guns ammunition articles contrahand OF
war except coal or stores necessary for the move
mer' - the vessel. SAYS an order Issued by Gen
era. Miles today. shall be placed on board, nor
shall 'he vessel BE- used "a a transport for the
carrying OF dispatches. officers not sick or
Disabled other than those belonging 20 the medi-
cal department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
EPISCOPALIANS UPHOLD MKTNLEY.

Before the Episcopal Diocesan Convention In the
cathedral at Garden city adjourned last evening
the following resolution approving President Nc
Kinley's course In the war was adopted:
Resolved That this convention hereby declares It's
deep interest In the efforts OF the President OF the
United States and all others In authority 10 bring
TO q successfL issue the being waved
in the cause OF mercy and justice and that we
commend 10 the faithful that they be instant In
PRAYER TO God that He may continue the Com
mander- in Chief that wisdom and piety which have
thus far been vouchsafed TO him.
Tho secretary later directed by a resolution
TO telegraph a copy OF the resolution to President
Mckinley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
LIEUTENANT HARRY r. KNIGHT.

On Tuesday President Mckinley issued the
following order:
May "a 1893.
Executive Mansion. Washington
Secretary 81 War
Annoint Harry r knight private Of Company
X i4fh - Y - Vols. 70 a second lleutenancy
in the L Regulars WILLIAM MklNLEf.
Lieutenant knight is n son Of Henry W.
Knight Past Commander ~ I. s Grant POST
G. 4 r. 81 Brooklyn. and formerly OF the
11th Maine Regiment He If graduate or the
Montclair Military Academy and only twenty
two wears old He was one 81 the 7th Regiment
men who voted 20 enlist. and went 70 the 'front.'
with the l4'h after being transferred 70 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
THE ALABAMA AT LEhGuE IsLAND.
pATT1E-sHIP PUT IN THE NAVY YARD DRY


Phradelphia May 1-The bat'le-ship Alabama
which was launched the Cramp shipyard last
Wednesday, was towed to-day TO League Island
NAVY Yard where she Was docked. While IN the
drydock the bAttle-shp will! hav" her twin manga
ree. hrouze PROPELLER wheels keyed on and her
Lnu below the wdterne will be covered WIN Il
beavy coat OF green submarine paint. The Alabama
,,.s docked by the Cramps AT this time TO AVOID
,be necessity OF being compelled 10 use large Dry
dock outside Of the city The trouble and additional
aYrnnse have been avoided by placing the Alabama
on the League Island drydock before her armor
~, Ias been put on Even without her extra
nse The Alabama had very few inches TO spare
u,h.n she entered the dock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
cONNECTICUTs QUOTA
s/vrpN NOR COOKE HAS DESIGNATED THE THIRD
REGIMENT UNDER SECOND voIUN-


New-Haven. Conn. May 2s (speciaD -Lieutenant-
colo,sl csorge NJ Cole Of the Sd Regiment
c. y. G.. received word from Adjutan'-General
Haven to-day that Governor Cooke has designated
the Cd a. the States quota under the fresi"en'
second call for volunteers. Governor COOKE "aS
offered the regiment TO the President. and II IS
expected that orders for II TO mobilize at camp
Haven vii! be issued Monday. New LONDON Is dne
regirnenfaI headquarters and all the companies are
from the eastern part Of the STATE. a. &
COMPANY &: Norwich. Company G: Whhindnuc
Company E: Knngly. Company r; fu'ha"i' '"'"
pany X. s ,hn ros,
Colonel Augustus c. Tyler command, me re lIo
ment Colonel Tyler has a costly residence , here
and also one in Washington. y. C.. where ne I'VE.
curing the winter 1t Is coniGgiy and hal
Lieutenant Coone Cole who Is very popular Yin III
the men viii be promoted TO the coloneIcy me
news tina, the Cd Is be called out was recevs e
with enthusiasrn by the officers and most or me
men, who we're sorely disappointed that they were
left at home on the first call Ihey haVe pseh
ready TO 20 to a man for month Lieutehnahl-
Colonel Cole who has just returned from Washing
tton says that the regiment VIII De SeH' 10 '''
Philippines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
CHASED BY THE ST. LOUIS.

The Norwegian steamship Uller Captain Svend
- .,,,ved from Dernerara yesterday. with n
coreo OF sugar and few passengers Captain
svendsen saio that when three hundred miles on
tho coast OF Hayt the steamship was chased by
the United States scout ship ST Louis AND over
hauled when the commander OF the ST Louis
Ia ea,sfed that the papers OF the Cller were al
r,cbt che was allowed % pursue her pesce1ui
Gn The voyage south the captain said that the
.bin encountered terrible storm OH Tape Ha.
ni.p wb,ch ca FRIED away the bridge. all deck Mt
-. 10 and one hundred and eighty-sx head or
Sin, 81, and nineteen mules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
THE CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
OSCILLATIONS NOT YET PREPARED BY
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
acr PART OF THE MEN WILL PROBABLY
re USED TO FILL EXISTING REGIMENTS
Up TO THEIR WAR STRENGTH

.zcp PART OF THE MEN WILL PROBABLY
nv USED TO FILL EXISTING REGIMENTS
Up TO THEIR WAR STRENGTH
,y..n,nston, May 26-In the rush Of military
.,eratlons the War Department officials have
-. hsen able TO give much attention to prepa-
.,on OF the regulations for procuring the
* OnO additional volunteers called FOR yesterday
.ha president II is still uncertain Just how
-. the National authorities will go toward re-
-,,,,,rg these forces themselves nor is It posi-
.,,.,r known that Independent organizations,
..n,nan,es battalons and regiments raised by
,-.,,5auals will be accepted. II by so doing the
r>snsrtment is required to accept the officers
~ ~. mon Indeed II Is questioned
..,.r under the law the Department could,
80. .orld accept the services Of officers under
oo,S,tions as the Governors Of the States
80 N he the only persons authorized TO
49,. permission below the reg1Herral grace.
r,a-s are many other vexattous questions 10 be
,,,ad before the regulations can be promui-
-.,.A but fortunately. in the Judgment OF the
D..rment officials. due notice having been
.r 70 the people OF desire for more troops
o. ,ns Government there is no occasion for
80. IN deciding on details in view Of the fact
10, the full draft Of men called for under the
A., exclamation has not been secured
u seems. however. 70 have been oe'errnlheo
l.. All 70 their maximum war strength the one
.,,,ared and more regiments OF the volunteers
.,r.sdy called for. most of which are orsaillzeo
a, The minimum number allowed by law lh'S
-..s permitted. in order that as great number
.,,,e National Guard organizations might come
into the Army as possible. thus giving an op-
,rn,,v 70 their officers to hold their full rank
- .hs volunteers The enlisted strength or
,e, ., the volunteer regiments in many cases
d, Gov below the maximum prescribed by law.
Unfortunately 10000 or more men VIII oe r.
o,,ired TO recruit these regiments 10 thei "ai
ss.ra1g,h which will not leave such great num-
he 70 be obtained under the second call IN ne"
organizations. han. oil
4 number of independent commands nav a.
= hasn orrered to the Government under the
nrsyious call, but because OF the lack OF room
thew had 70 BE rejected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
ARSENAL USED FOR EQUIPMENTS.

Indianapolis. May 26-The United States ar
senal in this city has become a manufacturing
establishment and a large force ~ men Will he
put 10 work Immediately. The articles OF war
a. be turned out will include equipment for in
fantry cavalry and artillery Major a. l. var
ncy has received orders 70 put In necessary ma %
chinery. Arms Will not be turned out AZ present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

FOurIPPING VOLUNTEERS.

General breckenridge and stan completed the
work OF Inspecting the First Division Of the
First Corps to-day. They will begin inspecting
the Second Division OF the same corps to-mor-
row Major G. Shiba OF the japanese Army Is
ON the field to-day busly making observations
The work OF equipping the volunteers Is going
on as rapidly possible. and within short
time the troops will be an army with modern
eouinments and using the best stock obtalnable.
The LIST Ohio Cavalry, which is camped nearest
I,tIe Station has been furnished a number Of
horses and by tomorrow II Is thought that all
the men belonging TO the regiment VIII have
been mounted and be troopers indeed. The men
are armed with the most improved weapons.
Ten solid carloads OF wagons were received at
Chickamauga yesterday. and Will be placed In
service as soon as stock Is secured to haul
them Hundreds Of wagons are now In use. but
,oanv more are needed for the regiments that
continue 10 arrive The Sth New-York is n
close neighbor OF the Sd Tennessee. This regi-
roent is under command OF General Wade. OF
the Third Corps.
Early in the morning. passing along the La
fayette Road may see regiment after regi-
ment going through the regimental drill. the
large fields adjoining the thoroughfare being
Allied with boys in blue executing the most
didicuIt nannuvres with ease and accuracy. APP
nea ring more like veterans than like volunteers
who have been In camp for only few weeks
St,,ioned nj convenient points in the woods are
the many reGijnentai bands the besutuui music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
GENERAL TTLLINGHASTS COMMENTS

Adtutant- General T1llnghast to this city
Yesterday afternoon from Albany. He will return
by an carly train this morning He told a Tribune
reporter VINO him at the Waldorf Astoria last
night that his brief visit; had nothing TO do with
the call from the President for additional voun-
"Onlciay." he said. i know nothing Of the
call and | cannot comment upon II in any way
until receive my orders" General Tillinghast in
reply to another inquiry said that undoubtedly the
charge OF enlistlng the States quota would be
left 10 him. but he refused to say what methods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

TtkIMtUI5.
dispatches from Washington state that Secre-
tary Alger Will instruct that the cnlisments
will be open.' II WAS suggested 10 General Filling
hast and viii not be recruited from the National
Guard II this is persisted in will II dissat-
isfacton in the provisional regiments. which were
promised preference in the event Of second
CALI"
1T certainly wlll-great dissatisfaction was
General Tillinghhst's tcrse reply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
GERMANS TO FIGHT AGAINST SPAIN.
THE WAR DEPARTMENT ACCEPTS CoMPANi
TWO HUNDRED STRONG.

The War Department has accepted the services
y. company Of German sharpshooters IN the
49,, rrs,ric, OF Brooklyn. The organization IS
known as the Independent Volunteer Company ana
IA. two hundred members The headquarters are
q, No l05 Mon,rose-ave When war was hrst &c
oIared between the United States and spain the
orys,tzst,on Was among the first 10 volunteer but
,n9;St-~ mas heard from the War Department untl
yesterday. when an official notice was receVep
re members were jubllant last night over the
news ,-,-- 49, oou,,ar,,s
lieutenant William Finkelrne!er, the company ,
cdnrsnder has ordered drills to be held every gay
mill the men are called 10 the front IL Is Pc
Teved mat this s the 1rst organization OF us klh1
in BROOKLYN which has been taken by me bos ,
rnent 10 make Up the quota o. the h6p men lio"
this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
THE SIXTY NINTH REFRESHED AT LEX
INGTON

Lexington, KY. May 28 (SpecaD.-The 6Sth
New-York Volunteers spent the larger part
of this afternoon IN Lexington They arrived
on the Cincinnati Southern bound FOR Chicka-
mauga at / O'Clock. committee or ieanlns
c,,,xan. met Them ut the station and escorted
the officers to the Phunix Hotel to dinner.
The officers returned to the station ana
marched the regiment down Broadway TO Main
st east on Main-st to the Phoenix HOTEL north
on Limestone-Jt. TO Shortest. and west on snort
St to the opera house where iquid reIIesn
ments had been prepared for the men Coionel
pury thought they could not get into the mouse
and return to the train in time. 50 they marched
back to the station where refreshments WEI
served They started for the South at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
ANOTHER DEFICIENCY ESTIMATE.

Washington. May 2S-The Secretary OF War to-
day sent TO Congress estimate OF deficiencies In
appropriations for the Quar'ermaster's Department
fcr the fiscal year ending June b. 1896. and avail
able until January !. 1892 amounting - fll +""'
Tho items of tho estimate follows.
Regular supplies Sl,'""p
Incidental Z'''p
BarTnrhs and quarters 1"pp
T. cavalry inf artillery l"Npn
Army transportation ......-..---.-- ""'t""
This Increases the total amount appropriated and
asked for to date on account OF the war to El2-
2si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
- v.Nxrr COMES IN FOR COAL

The limited States auxiliary cruiser Yankee Tor
-, ,hn steamer FL Norte. came into port yester-
nnv afternoon. She is manned by Naval reserves
and has been doing coast patrol duty. sne "ns
n" or,ad off the Delaware Breakwater on
dast She reached the harbor al lo:5o yeseIahy
norng and proceeded 70 ne ;eey o" of coal
kinsVaiiini mt TO fea as as her bunkefs are
filled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
x.pArREE POINT GARRIsONED

Bennington. Conn. May "a (specaD Second Lieu
,.rant william Baseley OF Battery b. LIST Connect
cut Heavy Artillery. with thirty men. arrived here
a., tho rain late this afternoon to establish camp
a. Napatree Point and 10 man the big Holman
gun recently mounted on the breakwater In Ston-
,naton Harbor The detachment brought tents and
ali Tie camp 1ar a. hernAuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

Washing'on May u The following officers have
been r.neyeA from their present dulles and ordered
70 report to Major General Graham. commanding
the second Army Corps. AZ Falls church. Va. for
assignment 10 duty. Lieutenant Colonel Peter De
Vroorn Inspector general. Lieu;ensnt-C Colonel +. 5
Dudley Judge advocate. Ii~ut"nant-C olonc James
y Allison. chief conrnlssary OF subsistence, and
I.eu,cna NJ -CnloneI James l. Lusk. chcf englneer.