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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
RT-NOR ABOUT GENERAL BUTT.

REPORT THAT HE MAY BE APPOINTED LIEU
rEyANr-CoIONEL OF THE 2oisr REGIMENT.
Az the iotn REGIMENT Armory yesterday II was
renorted tina, Briga der General McCoskry Bute
would be appointed leutenant-colone. OF the 2oist
Regiment recruits for which are now being en-
listed General Butt would not say anything about
the rumor but several OF his friends said that the
report that General Butt would be appointed !"
any grade under that OF colonel was absurd
The recruiting for the 20lst is being rapidly
pushed All toe line officers have been aPpHhh. .id
cxcept the lieu.enant-co Colonel Hupoel nelo
a meeting OF his captains yesterday and reviewed
the scheme Of recruiting. AS soon as one company
"a Allied and organized II will be sent TO Camp
BLACK and -thers will follow IN rapid succession.
Lieutenant Irwin. L. s. A.. the mus,erng 9mceri
tina, Camp Black would probably not be ready 70
receive the men. He said thaI requis,ions for the
tents had been made upon the authorities at AL
bany. More than hundred recruits were enlisted
Yesterday Preparations have been made to keep
black and squad drills are constantly In progress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
AFFAIRs on GOVERNORS ISLAND.

Brigadier-General George L. Gillespie. who divides
his time between the duties OF commanding olhcer
ne Tho Department OF the East and Engineer OF the
>or,heast Division has not yet removed to Gov
.rnor.s Island from hts home in East Ftfty-thrd-
6, He Will occupy the house facing the parade
Ground on Governors Island set apart Tor the head
81 the Department The members or the IamiiY OF
srai Merritt went away. have gone TO the country
Tor me summer while General Frank Is with the
ioI ,"e Thtckamauga General Gillespie now
snends ihe early and late hours OF the day IN ms
cfficn /, the Army Building and the middle OF the
day on Governors Island . .
T,eutenant olonel George Il. Davis. professor or
law at West POINT. ordered yesterday to report
"a General Gillespie for duty as Judge-Advocate-
S,a,orai ~ the Department during the suspension
o, his active duties at West Point. He succeeds
Lieutenant Colonel J. w. Clous VINO is upon cen
i yiies's staff and will active service In Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
SHE Is AN ARMY TRANSPORT NOW.
READY FOR sEA-CAPTURED BY
THE INDIANA.

The Spanish steamer Panama. captured by the In
diana or Havana on the night OF April e. has been
refitted as transport and will be ready 10 go into
the service OF Uncle Sam on Tuesday. The vessel
has been overhaued at the Boston Drydock Com
pany's yard at Elizabeth-st Brooklyn. and the re-
pairs are to be completed by Monday night The
exact destination Of the ship Is not known. but II Is
believed that she will assist in transporting tn"
troops OF General Miles to Cuba
The Panama was found TO be In filthy condition
The galley and forecastle were particularly dirty
The woodwork OF these parts OF the ship was 20
bad that II had to be replaced. Now. however, the
painters and cleaners have transformed the Pana-
ma into a habtable vessel. Her name has been
painted out and the following in large white let
tiers, appears on the bow Of the vessel: NO. l.
u s. A. O. VI. Dept"
The single back smokestack has been brighteneo
In by three deep rings Of red. white and blue. ana
the Stars and Stripes float proudly at the masthead
The Panama left New-York on April q. TWO or
three DAYS before was declared. She had on
board fifty Spanish refugees from New-fork pouhd
for Havana Her cargo consisted OF supplies for the
blockaded city
The battle-ship Indiana discovered the Panama
running at full speed for Havana fIarbor on tho
night OF April IS Her lights were all out at the
time The Indiana brought her to with snot
across her bow A prize crew OF ten maripes, under
Ensign Malconer. OF the Indiana, and Ensign Day.
ton OF the Mangrove, was put on board the cap
tive and she was led into Key West by the Man.
grove She Law at Key West for several weeks be-
fore she was brought North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
HURRYIyG Supplies TO THE FRONT.
ACTIVITY OF THE ouARTERMAsTER's pEPAKT.
MENT IN THIS CITY.

MENr IN THIS CITY.
The activity Of the quarterrlaster's depot IN -.
curing supplies for the at the 'front.' and Tor
these preparing 20 go. Is unremit,ing. Yesterday
number OF contracts were awarded for large quanti-
ties Of supplies. including those for 10000 pairs OF
legsings to c. Kenyon Co, at 66 cents pair, and
for $1,000 pairs to Roserwasser & Co. at the same
price. The Bay State Shoe and Leather Company
secured contract for 5000 pairs o. shoes at 81 g.
The award for additional uniforms 10 the number OF
25oOO was made 10 herman. Heidelberg & Co.
Bids have been sought TO be opened next week for
the manufacture and delivery OF 1000 pairs at
trousers for the infantry and 1000 pairs OF trou-
sers for the cavalry. 10 be made or ls-ounce SKY
blue kersey Army standard. There will also be con-
tracts awarded for large number OF blouses and
for overcoats
Besides the supplies left over from the st. Paul.
which were shipped on the troop transport No 3d.
formerly the steamship OLDHAM. there were 1860 OF
the combination cloak ard shelter tents shipped on
her Yesterday These are Of canvas. and can be
used as capes to keep of rail. when the soldier II
on duty and tent when he has opportunity 70
sleep. This lot is the first furnished 10 the Ar,eri-
can Army but they have been In use In Germany
for a number OF years. The OLDHAM. which sailed
yesterday afternoon. goes directly TO Charleston,
where she will arrive tomorrow morning 10 take
aboard part OF a brigade from General Brookes
army at Chickamauga, a division OF winch mas oeen
ordered TO Cuba. -
DspaTent eSpeeisi to Sn have
as transport No !? ready to sail by Tuesday. The
only other vessels OF the War Department IN this
per; are the Panama. which vii Dc ready TO san
the coming week and the Mobile. which Is DenR
fitted up Efforts were In progress yos.erday 70 Sc
cure the crew for ncr 10 replace the Englishmen
who refused 20 serve.
The accident to the Manitoba one o. the seven
Atlantic Transport Line vessels purchased BY the
Government. In which case of wnat were called
safety" cartridges exploded aboard her at Lon
don wharf will render IL necessary to nave some
be- befo no
port to be rcfitted for Govcrnmen; use as troop
ship These cartridges were shipped as merchan-
disc and no; as explosives. hut when carelessy
handed and dropped they exHo ed. killing severai
men and causing considerable injury TO the vessel.
The cartridges were being Slipped 10 this country.
The report was verified yesterday that the steam
ship scythis. Of Boston, had been purchased lor a
hosDitai shin and will be in command OF Captain
William n Arthur She was bull; for the CuDard
Line in 1874 and Is 1905 feet long .2s feet 9eam ana
| been received by Major H. 5. Jarvis. in the Army
Building to recruit men for her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
SUICIDE ON BOARD THE YANKRD.
MARINE SHOOTS HIMSELF WHILE q
DUTY AS CAPTAINS ORDERLY.


A marine named Smith shot himself In ne
temple. killing himself instantly. on board -
auxiliary cruiser Yankee. Commander Wieed 81.
Brownson which is lying of Tompkinsviile, etsts0
Island. at SIT o'clock yesterday afternoon. ThSro
were a number Of visitors on board of the cruiser
at the time and Smith. who was orderly for ~
captain. stationed In the cabin In front Of sAe
door OF the captains stateroom.
Both OF the ships surgeons were on shore leoNa.
and call for n surgeon brought DR.. Burdstte
OConnor. OF Brooklyn. who was one Of the visitors.
He examined the man. and found that death had
been instantaneous Smith had secured revolvse
from the cabin. and had sho, himself In tho right
temple. The report was the nrst warning OF the
mans desire for death.
As soon as the shooting occurred every one wos
excluded from the cabin except the officers. ana
the visitors were put on shore as quickly 81 pos
sible. Only few OF the visitors knew just what
had happened and the greatest secrecy was OBJ
served The report reached shore that Smith was
intoxicated He was forty-two years old and had
been IN the Navy for twerty-fo years. he MS
well thought OF BY his comrades. and had orten
displayed bravery.
The report Of the suicide reached the borough
Coroners but they were OF the opinion that tney
had Jurisdiction. in all Of sudden or ac-
cidental death at Fort Wadsworth the inquiry V
made by the military authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
NATIONAL RELIEF COMMISSION WORK

Philadelphia July s.-The National Relief Com
mission to-day telegraphed It's agents in Call
fornia TO purchase a large quantity Of medical sup
piles for the division hospital at Camp Merritt Ar
rangements for the continued supply OF ice for the
division hospital Mt Camp Alger were completed
the ice being purchased at Alexandria. Va
A large sh,pment OF medicine and supplies was
made by the Commission TO the hospital in the
camp al Miami. Fla. and another large shipment
Of supplies containing crackers. mineral waters
lime Juice soups and fans. was sent to DR.. Gui-
teras in charge Of the marine hospital at Key West
a large shipment OF drugs was made to DR.. Ash
enfeltcr brigade surgeon at Camp Alger. and .
consignment Of mosquito bars OF the umbrella
structlire with frames sent TO Dr. Villas at the
hospital at Miami. -,
The Commission Is awaiting instructions from the
Secretary OF War relative to sending Its field
agents 10 Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
NOMINATIONS HELD UP.
MANY MEN, SEEKING ARMY APPOINTMENTS
WILL BE DISAPPOINTED

MANY MEN. SEEKING ARMY APPOINTMENTS
WILL BE DISAPPOINTED.
Washington, July S.-The executive session Of the
senate held just prior to adjournment to-day was
devoted largely 70 cases 10 which there was no
ooJ"cuoh' put no time OF any consequence was
given 10 any one case. With the time fixed for Anal
adjournment, all appreciated that any determined
opposition would inevitably result in defeat On
this account number of nominations went over
Among them were those Of Hamilton G. Ewart,
TO be Judge Of the District Court for the West
ern District OF North Carolina and Edward r
Meek. to be judge Of the Northern District of
Texas. The Southern Senators renewed their OBJ
lection to the nominations OF some Of the Northern
men appointed 70 places in Southern regiments, and
some Of these went over.
During the executive session the hands Of the
clock turned back five minutes IN order n
permit the Senate to conclude its business The
following are the nominations which failed OF con-
frmation
volunteer Army;r;Infantry-4th Regiment cap
First leutenants-E. l.. woodside, Of Maryland:
Z. G. Berkeley. OF Virginia. and J. s. Wise. jr.. Of
Second aforementioned W. Throckmorton, Of
NewYork.
Sixth RegimentTo be captain, William W. Hen.
derson. OF Tennessee.
Fifth Regiment-Assistant surgeon with rank Of
Tenth kesment-To be aTs llea 's'si'P'j j. A.
Fourth Regiment-Captain A. c. Carson, Of Vir.
gnia.
Tenth Regment-To be major W. B. Barker. Of
Mississippi.
Second lleutenant--J. s. Mcclure. Of South Car.
DINA.
Fifth MISUNDERSTANDING surgeon. with rank Of
first lieutenant. Fl H. HARRISON, Of Mississippi
Second lieutenants-Rudoph Bumgardner and L
d. Lewis OF Virginia.
Ninth Regiment-Maior. w D. Belts. of Texas
Assistant surgeon. with rank OF first lieutenant
Joseph Il. Scott. OF Louisiana
Engineers,lst Regiment. captain; First r!euten-
Engineers.
First lieutenant Second Lieutenant II. B. Bishop
Jr.. LIST United States Volunteer Engineers.
Second Lieutenant. William G. Mitchell OF New.
York.
Second Regment-First lieutenant. David H. GIL
dersleeve. OF Pennsylvania.
Edward r. Meek of Texas. district Judge for the
District Of Texas; Hamilton q. Ewart OF North
Carolina. district judge for the Western District Of
North Carolina
Consuls--A. A. Winslow, OF Indiana. at Liege
Belgium; NJ. ]. Carter. OF Pennsylvania. st. Johns
n. +.
Nicaragua Canal Commiss!on-Colonel Peter c.
Haines, Corps OF Engineers. TO be a member Of the
Nicaragua Canal Commission.
Postmasters-Ne York-C. f. Churchill. Arcadia
George Anderson. Casteton. West Virginia-O A.
Petty Charleston: l. d. Getzendaner. Charlestown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
FOUR RIGADIER-GENERALs OF voLUN.
TIERS PROMOTED

TIERS PROMOTED
Washington. July S-Thc President to-day sent
these nominations to the Senate
volunteer ArmyBrgadier generals Of vounteers 70 he
BATES ~ '' ~ NN '''''
To be SrsseIerseneTal. Colonel LEONARD WOOD; Is.
ant-colonel CHAMBERS M'KIBHIN. oist Infantry.
First yonss5 Be Isl ks sa
ment United States Volunteer Cavalry.
To be q volunteers WITH rank Of colonel
FRANK j. HECKER. Of Michigan.
To be guartenaster with rank OF lieutenan,-colone
JAMES L. BOTSFORD. Of Ohio
10 S s Sh r Hnn s rank of e
To be division with rank Of major: NELSON
6R on OF surgeon IA
R Sss1 %oynSeer Infantry; CHARLES ROE
DAY sf % h F M lax a II m' Of
s a. vd AhK Of HMEs e. AcKo
Of Mssf S3t,r surgeon 30 Missouri voluntssrs WA
cstcrna WiAM i; BRYaNT ASSISTANT iH Surgeon q.
IS Msfhgss Savy Aey WA Ndu
tesT s;, FRANCIS c. FORD. OF Texas: LAWRENCE c.
HSSEsr Hn;S
Wox ASThoSY '4NF FArio @ q Ttas- ELIAS B.
SwIS S'' BEE Hok STIs sHAEss
R RoHScRHEL PickAEp; OF louisiana; EDWIN r
onnXXRL1Es T. ZONES. Of Texas; JOHN NJ. GREG
V VHn Jr:. o, Florida, sergeant OF COMPANY q. Cd
,sJIuhteer infantry; JOHN NJ CUNNINGHAM. sgd
TEY SMITH Of louisiana DUDLEY TOBIN OF
aehss; JAMES H. HICKS. Of louisiana
s sean. Company I. ID United States Volunteer In
40 We ". second leutenants: JOHN p LOBDELI PIERRE
I'D W, MMrU,oDLiEF. JOHN y. MANGUN. JOSHUA A.
Tsxs \, or Louisiana; John f. NICHOLS Of
musician. Company G. 81 Volunteer Infantry:
p WaibbLlAM F. cHAMPIIN. Of Mississippi: LLOYD
IAnhiNsON, 81 Louisiana first sergeant Company
y, "a Volunteer Infantry: WALKER ". HAMMER Of
ysn israna prlyats: Company D.. ID Volunteer In
c qnnlany II. "a volunteer Infantry: HARRY II.
Volunteer Infantry " -
be second lieutenants Corporal JOHN
r.nnE;NnH. Company G. 2ist Infantry: Sergeant
CROMWELL STACEY Company D. 18th infantry
10 re Inspector general with rank OF major: Major
|f'AhLES H. HALL. assistant adjutant- general
40 e assistant Acknowledgment with rank Of ma for
captain WILLIAM a. SIMPSON 7th Artillery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
SIR EDWARD GREY on FRIENDSHIP.

London. July S.-Sir Edward Grey. Radical.
member OF Parliament for Berwick on Tweed
Speaking In London last evening on foreign az
fairs said the growth OF friendly sentiment be-
tween England and the United States was re-
marksbe. and was the most favorable symptom
OF Great Britains foreign affairs. 1T should
be the business OF every Government" he said.
mot necessarily to force matters into an ALL
ance to take care to do nothing 10 dis
Courage the growth Of the friendly sentiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
VOLUNTEER COMPANY IN DISGRACE.

Oakland. Cal. July s-A sensation has been
caused In Camp Barrett by the refusal OF Com
pany NJ. Of Woodland. sth Regiment OF California
Volunteers to accept the officers appointed by
Governor Budd. Only seven men consented TO be
mustered into the service Of the United states.
The Governor at once ordered that the men De de,
disgrace and the name Of the company be erased
nom the rolls OF the National Guard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
THE BATTERY TO GO TO TAMPA.

Arrangements made yesterday for the
transportation OF Battery II. "a Artillery. United
States Army under Captain Modorem Crawford. jr',
from Fort Trumbul, Connecticut 20 Tampa, Fla.
Monday. First Lieutenant John a. Leonard Bat
terry B. LIST Connecticut Volunteer Artillery, was or
dered from Fort CriswOid TO Fort Trumbul 10 re-
heye Captain Crawford Of his duties as qunrernas-
Ter and commlsssry and 10 take charge OF property
ana stores valued a. $1,000 I'm his charge.
Battery X. 7th Artillery. Captain W. r. Hamilton.
will 20 from Willets Point 10 Tampa on Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
SICKNESS AT CAMP MERRITT.

Co, Francisco July s-There is considerable Ill
,ass a, Camp Merritt though the death rate re-
mans low. The South Dakota regiment has sew
"n,v an the sick list and though practically an
accl,mated regiment. the 7th California has seven
teen In the hospital and as many more IN guar
&c Montana has about thirty In the hospIa
teis IRE Inn that number sick In quarters The
az beds OF the field hospital are all IN use as are
the thirty-hve beds allowed ny the r'e"c" nus
pital. ,, ,or ailments since the ar
rrai NJ lis men In camp. There IS an epidennc Oh
ISai Va Iva stomach troubles. which the surgeons
oo,r;huta 10 the change OF climate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
OFFICERS OF THE NEW VOLUNTEERS.

Albany. July s-Edmund Petrie Cottle OF bunaio
Lieutenant Colonel OF the 74th Regiment. Nationa
Guard of New-York. has been appointed by the
co,.rnor as Lieutenant Colonel Of the ?0lst Vol
49, y eirnent which is being recruited In New
York city. ,,
Malone " y July s-Lieutenant A. j. Miller. OF
the 9th Separate Company has received MS con-
,,ission as captain under the Departments can
o. X COO more men and Is now busy ENGAGED IN
recr,,it,ng a company in this city; Forty members
s ,be 2,th Separate Company here have voun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
A COMMISSION FOR Erwin wARDMAN.

Among the Army orders yesterday was one de-
taching Erwin Wardman a we-known newspaper
man--for several years on the city stan OF The
Tribune and recently Editor OF The New-York
Press"-a private in Troop A. New-York Volunteer
Cavalry. to report at Albany fcr commission as
lieutenant In the new 20lst Volunteers. which 10
being recruited under the Presidents second call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
PATIENTS FOR FORT THOMAS HOSPITAL.

Cincinnati July S.-A number Of troops passed
through here tonight for Chickamauga and
Tampa among them the additional companies OF
tina I'd ard 9Th Ohio regiments and nfty-iive mem
hers of the MacIntyre Signal Corps. from Indian
apolis The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway to-day
brought a hospital train from the South with
nirety-two patients and attendants for the hos
pitaI a. Fort Thomas. Kentucky, ana ahotheF NOS
Ital train VIII arrive Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
WOOD AND ROOSEVELT PROMOTED.

vosh.,ston July S-Among the nominations sent
N the Senate to-day By the President were those
Of Colonel Leonard Wood and observation-disclosures
Theodore Roosevelt of Roosevelts Rough fiders.
T.he is made brigadier general anu we
latter Is advanced the colonelcy both o"cefS
are now fxhtng In front OF SontiAeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
CHAPLAIN IN TIE NAVY.

The Rev. James ". Connolly. secretary to Arch
,shop Corrlgan. volunteered some weeks ago as
chaplaln IN the United States Navy tbs week
al shp Relief for Santiago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
DU Rose AND CARRANZA TO GO.

Montreal July S-Sekor Du Bose and Lieutenant
carranza have arranged FOR passage on the Do
minion Line steamer Ottoman. which sails from
July -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
ARMY AND NAVY LEAGUE FORMED.
TO AID THE SICK AND WOUNDED AND THE
NEEDY LEFT AT HOME.

NEEDY LEFT AT HOME.
Cincinnati. July s-Foowng the lines laid down
BY the Sanitary Commission which so ably supple
mented the Government In the War OF the Rebellion
IN caring for the sick and wounded. Army and
Navy League has been organized here 1t Is wholly
non-sectaran and appeals TO everybody 10 assist IN
its work for relief Besides caring for the SICK ana
wounded OF the Army and Navy. It is supposed 70
give assistance TO needy families Of men VINO are
al the front The society has been cheered by the
receipt OF check for $500 from Captain George n
Stone general manager Of the local telephone COM
pany Numerous other contributions have been re-
ceved and the League has established headquarters
and has actively begun IT'S work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
NAVY.

Leu..n;n. p Bo,e as w,n.trncted by order Of June
Lieutenant CHARLES =. ,s Mu'hh'' "''''
grace ' t,mn,or grade, HENRY E. BETS appointed
July O. Brooklyn. ~ /. ctcN,1LJsT ap-
Ya.utenant Junior gradel IhoM|'' "
po'h '.a ,u r B. FAUNTLERoy. United States
Marine Corps. appointed July o,v ,,n,,., State,
Asr, 1,.u,.nsnt J. r MGlLI. United states Marine
c%'p p,.u,.,.,, r. II pELANo. United States Marine
second Lieutenant A. TAussId United states "''''e
s..o O Lieutenant. J. c. BRECKENRIDGE United states
,,.,.nan, JoHN S. WATERS detached from his con
ns,,on with Eighth Lighthouse District and or'eft
10 command the Tacoma
,,,,.,an, A BuRNsTINE, ordered to the Apache.
II.u,.nant GEORGE H. OSWALD ordered 10 'he jason
1aa,.nsn, urppERr = sATTERLEE. ordered to report
headquarters ,y p,-rrON
Service. s. faan snS to the
,,.r,sn,n, II. p CARROLL. detached from the Newark
and ordered to the Lancaster 49,.
Leutenan, E. GEER detached from so,nmaha oil inc
Apache and ordered to command 'hs "s ,r,,, ~.
lieutenant WILLIAM s. BoIpEN. detached from inc
Apache. and ordered to the Ala.'
r.'m m%,;s n c n and M 4s,lrsd f''''"' ''
PERSONS after eo% n. NsT o. tss at
S Fl i%1y e % H. 'A H. '''' " " ~
N. Naval Hospital. Portsmouth ~ H.
p...sd A.s,ant Engineer G A. CARR detached from
In.ne~,on duty at Sew-York. and ordered 10 the
! Armenia - ,, 4.
DE-, A..,.,.nt Engineer JOHN c. HAFER retired De
5000 from inspection duty at Quinard iron WoIks
ana Morgan Iron Works. and orierea 10 MOTIFS
Heights New-York. -
pm..sr ! p LOOMS additional duty as purchAs ns
100 nv ofcer and ordered TO act ae cfnissAfJ Vi
nrisoners al Portsmouth. y. H.
c.n,a, p n COOPER. ordered TO the Chicago
1900, surgeon MCCORMICK LIPPETT. appointed
June a. Berryvil!e. Va
c.p,an JOHN scHouLER. captain from June D. An
napos Md. . -
u.d,cai Director JOSEPH u. PARKER neatcai olres'or
"e' Nth r,lative rank OF captain June IS. 1875
p....d Assistant Engineer GEORGE W PERKINS ap-
pointed July G. brooklyn
..,.,ant Engineer ERsKINE II. cox. appointed June
Philadelphia
Ensign CHARLES NJ. NEWMAN. detached from the
and ordered TO the AJAX
r,.,yn JULIUS NJ DAsIIELL. ordered to the Apache
r,.,yn WILLIAM c. BLISS. ordered TO the Aileen
Fn.,sn ERsKINE H. DICKSON. ordered to iceboat NO D.
rn.,rn HENRY Il. SMITH ordered 10 iceboat No j.
rn.,rn LAURIE H. TALBOT. ordered TO the Restless
En.,gn WILLIAM H. CARRY. ordered to the Restless
p...sd Assistant Payma1ter WILLIAM II. FuLPEK
ordered TO the Resoute
...sd Assistant Paymastsr L. T. HlNSLEf ordered 10
the Harvard .
Passed Assistant Paymaster WILLIAM @. BARRITT
ordered the Yale.
Ensign D. F. MALLORY. detached from the Apache. and
ordered the Ajax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
THE PUBLIC

ARE CAUTIONED against spurious Of refled
APOLLNARIS bottles of bottles with labels
resembling those used for APOLLlNARIS
The Imprisonment Of Philadelphia offender
the indictment Chicago
such illegal practices will receive
United Agency Company Fifth Avenue New York.
Sole Agents Of
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