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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
COURT. COUNTY OF NEW.

YORK-John T Terry ami Scion Humphreys. a. eur
Trustees under the last Will and Testament or
p. Morgan deceased. Plaintiff against Rosa VIE
dermsn and others Defendants. Action No. J.
pursuance - Judgment % Foreclosure and sale
duly and entered In the above entitled action bear
August. isss. !. the uaders gned
the Referee sad judgment FAMED. viii sell az Public
Auction. a the New YORK Real Estate Salesrooms. No
III Broadway. IN the Boro"gh - Manhattan Ci'y ot
New York OIL Weine~day. the l4th day % september
1925 l2 O'Clock noon. tfat dav by Peter +. Never
Auponeer the premises directed by said judgment 10 be
sold and therein described follows:
ALL that lot piece parcel o. land with the
hudiny 20 be erected thereon situate, lying and being
In the city ~ New York and being in Block Number
IN. Ci,y u and being bounded and described
follows BEGINNING at point on the Southerly line
~ one hund and fourth Street distant two hun
dret and sixty feet incnes Eastwardy from tn.
corner formed ~ the Eaetery line %
Columbus Avenue with the said Sorthery line ~ West
one hundred and fourth Street but nj or opposite the
middle line - cAstaio party wall running thence
sou,hwsry parA'ier With columbus Avenue and 20 and
through middle line ot said party wall 50 far "a the
m 20 the middle Of the block thence Easvardy
song said middle Of the block thrythree feet four
inches IA Z, in thence Northwarly naralel WITH
hundred feet eleven Inches 100 r.
II in T. South~rly line ~ West one hundred and
fourth street Neswardly along ead Southerly
line 81 hundred and fourth street thrty-three
f.et four inches (33 T. 10 the point or place OF be-
ginning .ooo
CHARLES 4 RJ-NK. Referee.
LORD DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiff
ough OF Manhattan city OF New York.
Wes 1O{rh Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
VIEW DISCOVERY IN THE HEAVENS

Boston Sept 5.-A cable message from the
~ opean Union OF Astronomers 10 Messrs
Saahoier and Richie announces the discovery OF
MINOR planet with a remarkab Bile orbit. which over
ops 10 some extent that OF the planet Mars. The
NeSsage contains also the positions Of the object
.ne'eoy II may be viewed by those possessing
sscopes. These positions are the following
e''enoer g. right ascension, 2oh. 4sn. As declina-
1 a south degrees, 10 minutes. September TO-
'sH' ascension. ooh. Am. 4Os.: deelinauon south
uesIets. % minutes. September IA. hight ascen-
H' 4oh Aim. As. dccllnation. south degrees. q
snahutes. September Is right ascension ooh 3sm
Ths ueclnaton, south s degrees, q minutes
y ., " on Is based observations OF August H.
~"u o. Ct the present year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
Vest 1904 street

The Approximate amount Of the Lien or charge 70 satisfy
which the abov. described properiv Is he sold Is
Ttrty-four Thousand five hundred and tw-nyeght and
twenty ehuniredhs Dollars with interest thereon
from First day August. eighteen hundred and ninety
Gig with and allowances amounting
Three hundred ana nny-four and nnety-slN hun
dr4d,h. Dollars with interest from August tenth.
eighteen huadted and ninety-Nght together with The
sale. The Approximate
o. taxes assessments. or other liens which
allowed purchaser out ~ the purchase money
paid by the Referee Five hundred and and hyone
hundredthe Dollars and n eighteen hundred
and and eighteen hundred and nnetyeigh
not hNad.
patcd New York Angus, twenty second eighteen hun
dred and nnety-sight.
CHARLES A. RUNK. Referee
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49, in1I csrno,

Nss' l01d street
TIE Approximate o, the lien charge 70 saiis,y
above described property b sold IL Thirty
thousand I've hundred and twenty eight a5loo Dol
lars with interest thereon from Gny of august,
1895 with and allowances amounting 20
Three hundred psl0O Dollars with interest
from August 10 1905 with the OF the
Tho Approximate amount ot assessments. or
which be allowed 70 the purchaser gu,
o, IN, purchase MONEY or paid by the Referee Five
hundrei and 5OlOO Dollars and rates Of 1897
and 1898 yet hxed
CHARLES A. RCNK. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
CAMP WlKOFF, MONTAUK

rra.n. leave Sow York 3ih St. R-Week days.
50 - 80 special Fast FSpressl NJ SO 40
--'..t,i Past fsr-essI = ~ sundays $50 Speoia!
Frst Express and 900 A VI
Lave r. : cry Week days 30 n 20 Special Fast
Iapr.f.I \ - - - Special Fast ErpresN ?.
" s4aLass 900 speela. Fast FKPressj and $40 A NJ
Leate ur.osIya. Flat1Ish ave Week days, 5 80 ejt
S.erisf Iap-essI A. 81 324 = - special Fast
ESrrersi sundays 8 80 Special Fast E1pTessj
ard 20 NJ
RET HNlNG M0ntauk-W Week days. for New
YORK. art HrloAIrr . - 600 Special Fast Express
New Y.f. .ulsI II 90 % 20 Special Fast Expressl
ar. -pi g. sundays. e. 30 4 ". - 600 spe-
r.s Fas- Express Sew YORK onlyl. and : - T. N
Tie special Fast Express Trains make no stops east
"A jamaica
f-,.t-.. o. s.le.s v.u soii a. tor the
-..rt .-tf. ST., VALID f0r o aay.gooi only trans
se-.rnatei a. Special Fast Express Trains
Camp Wlk0r o. ll-afed about mile from the sta
ton restaurant established at the station.
who're light lunch be obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
THE TRANSPORT LEWISTON ASHORE

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE SICK SOL
p1ERs on BoARD-No ONE INJURED.
Port Judith. r. l.. Sept 5--The steamer
Lewiston from Montauk Point for Boston.
With l2J sick soldiers on board. has gone
ashore. All are safe.
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nrsrn1.cr1vE sroRM Ar sr. JOSEPH

ST. Joseph. Mo. Sept. "a hurricane swept over
s.. Joseph at $50 o'clock this afternoon Rain and
hal accompanied the wind. Dwellings were I'M
rooted stacks and barns were torn down and many
b4lcircs were demolished. The 81. Joseph Rolling
NT1s were wrecked damage $1,000 Carey's saloon.
Eve other houses and field Of tents In the packing
house district were scattered 10 the WINDS Many
families were rendered homeless. The monetary
loss is placed $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
AEwYoRK sUPREME COURT. County Of

~ New-York Frederick ". Pitcher. Plaintiff. against
Gustav Y. Muller and others. Defendants.
In pursuance u Judgment OF Foreclosure ana SAFE
duly entered In the above entitled action bear-
ing date the Both day - August. 1895 l. the under
signef Referee said Judgment named. viii sell at
Public Auction az the New-York Real Estate sales
room No. III Broadway. IN the Borough OF Manhattan
CITY Of New York. the 9th day OF SepemDer ls's
at ~ o'clock that day by William Kennedy
Auctioneer premises directed by said judgment 10
be sold and therein described AZ follows; -
All that lot piece or parcel OF lana situate IN ne -oro
Ward az CITY New York. beginning a. point
formed by the intersection II the Southeastery side OF
st.bbns Avenue with Souhery side ~ Home Street
running thence Eassrly along said Home street hfy-t"o
and Southrry ninety four feet thence
Norhwestery hundred and TWO and 400 feet 70 the
eoltheaatery side OF Stebbins Avenue thence North
and % 100 feet the point or place
OF beginning b. said several dimensions more or ess
being the same premises heretofore conveyed 10 OLYMPIA
Ponfanti by Henry Tiffany and Caroline g his wife.
nv ded bearing iith Of December 1856 and re
corded December 10th 1856 Lber 2l7 OF Conveyances
10 the Office OF the Register OF the CITY ana
County Of Nsw-York -
Dated: New-York, September 81, 1898
CHARLES n BCRRILL, Referee
A. r. CARRINGTON. Attorney for Plaintiff lis Broad
way. y. Y. City
The following is diagram OF the premises described
In the foregoing notice OF sale;
Home Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
THoAiNENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

III AVENCE-Major O. II. Hopkins. OF
cSshhgton and Lord Palles Of Dublin. GILSEY
Of Speain Faukhouser and Captain J. f. Brady IT,.
rrsoaa,iago. HOrFMAN-Dr d. r Lang. OF San
uiseo HOLLAND-J. J. Cruikshank. OF
MAJ gi, MO. and g. S. Morrill,. OF Guatemala.
IaatANHATTAN-The Rev. Harry W Jones. chap
BopSS,,.tne United States ship Texas MARI
NopVSH-L. Hunuess Byor OF London.
PlpT .N,ih-C. A Morgan. OF New-Orleans
lair AfbN E-fhe Rev. II. A Brown. chap
stanho .he Rough Riders. WALDOKF-Mrs
+ ~ n ~ Eikins. Of Elkins w. Va. and Or.
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ST l0tth Street:

West Io3rd Street. a. 49,.
The approximate of the ten or eharse 20 ssy
.,nh ,bs above described property is 10 be sold,
tour thousand hve hundred and twenty %a
interest thereon from FIRST cay OF nuSu.'
isas together and allowances amountink W
1hrce hundred hf-iour 9ieo dollars Win mercy
together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount az taxes assessnens or
liens which allowed 10 the purchaser out
~ The purchase money paid by the Referee Is I've
hundred and two 500o dollars and water rates OF iSs
and 1875 amounts not fixed.
Dated New York. August 22nd. 1898. -
CHARLES A. RUNK. Referee. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
pr,ysvLVAVIA MINERS STRIKE.

,,..oor Penn. Sept 5 (SpeciaDFour hundred
n,,nIoved bv the Bangor Union. the Old Ban
nnr and the Excelsior State companies went on
ss,Iike to-dav against a reduction OF - per cent
~. II. ~ The men and Of the companies are en-
deovoring 10 arrange a settlement
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Corctlosure Jdlc5.
CTPREME COURT. County OF New


CUPRENlE COURT. County OF New YORK
- John r Terry Scion Humphreys as surviving ,,us
tees under the VIII and Testament % ti|ln y MI
gan deceased. Plaintiffs asa.us' Rosa Nis'e''Sh anu
others. Defendants. ,...-. =, r,,..o.
Action No l. In pursuance 81 Judgrer' ~ FurrVoos.
md entered ~ me ao-Ne ehtit-l
action bearing date Tenth DAY ~ August l> l. NC Ut
dersgned the said j4tSu-ni nan.f VII Sc!
az Public Auction az New York Real E>taie ssles
poors NJ III BROADWAY the Borough of Manhattan
Der isgS a, - clock noor IN That GI} by leter y
premises DE ted ~ sai JUGS
r1ent 20 he sold md therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel - LAND Win tns
building eleCtNi thereon situate lNiEg and being
in the CIty OF and being IN b * Number 1870 N
Number shown tie aid map OF the tly ot
York and brng bounded and o~scl.ef a. follows;
BEGINNING pcinf The South,fs u- OF West one
hundred fourth distant hundred and nine
the intersection 81 Easerly Ire ~ Columbus Avsnus
with the Southeriy line 81 Nes' pn- hundred and
running thence South~ irdi parallel with
Columbus Avenus hundred feet lie inches 400 y.
% middle Ene 81 h.ocN tn~nc- ESstwardy
aon SAID middle line o. the hk thirty feet four
inches thence nrr'iwlrdly apain parle with Column
bus Avenue and and through the middle line ~ GER
party wall hundred Zee, eleven inches utO g. II
In TO the southerlv Inc Of Wet iliih street; thence
westvardy along said SOUTHERN ne 80 West o'h street
thirtythree feet four inches ,33 n 10 the point OF
place OF beginning.
Dated: New York August ?2n1. 1898. t.
CHARLES 4. RCNK, Referee
LORD. DAY LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. =
Once and Postoiics Address.
No. 100 Broadway. Borough ~ Manhattan.
City OF New YORK go ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
TEMPORARY RELIEF IN CHICAGO

Chicago Sept 5-A severe thunderstorm IN this
city las, night brought temporary relief from the
intense heat Of the last week. Yesterday only one
death was reported There several prostra-
tons none OF which. however. are serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06

The approximate amount Of the lien charge to satisfy
which the above described property be sold Is
$40 o. with interest thereon from the 18th day of
August. ls9s. together with costs and allowances
amounting 900 40 with interest from August 20.
ls98 together with the expenses OF the sale The ap-
proxmae amount n taxes. assessments other Hens.
which be allowed the purchaser Of the
purchase paid by the Referee Is $50 50 and
Interest
Dated New-York. September g lsas
CHARLES d. BURRILL. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
DOMINATED FOR CONGRESS-.

v, n0us'on Tex. Sept. 5.-The Republicans OF the
dav a., sieSs District met at Brentwood to-
wor;aa" 1 To- hcCLnnated Arthur Springer. of Fort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
gonnirn Droptrln fer SALE.


A. NFW-HATTN. COM thor urhy bulk brick
a house. eleven rooms besides servants rocms and
bathrooms t"sf resldenfal quarter near niversi'y
aaI excellent girls schools. d~sirabie fQr PIE
fishing educate children A70iy 90 - go.
" WHEELER
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foreclosure Galrs.
-~-->>|>r
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK John T Terry and solon Humphreys. a.
surviving Trustees under the last VIII and Testament OF
Edwin u Morgan. deceased. Plaintiffs against Rosa
wieaerman ana others. Detsndants-Acton No 2. In
~ Judgment Of Force Osure and sale duly
and entered the above entitled action. bearing
Tenth dsy August 1s9s J. the Undersigned. the
ton at the New-York Real Estate salesrooms No III
Broadway, IN. borough Of Manhattan. city o. New
"Wednesday the 18th day - september. lsSs az
IL O'Clock that day. by Peter +. Never. Auc-
oneer, the premises directed by said judgment 10 De
sold and therein described follows;
ALL hat certain lot piece psrce. Of land with the
building n BE- erected thereon lying and being
In the city New York and being Block Number l>h'
IN Section Number shown the land map OF ne tty
OF SAw and being bounded ana described as fol
hundred fourth Street distant TWO hundred
feet four inches Eastwardy from the
formed Intersection o. the Eastery line Or
Columbus Win thn said SOutAarly linz or West
hundred and fourth street but at Or opposite the
niddl. line party wall running thence south
vardly parallel Columbus Avenue and 20 und through
middle Of said party wall FAR the same
extends. hundred fee; eleven Inches 100 IT. II IN ;
n mo middle line x the block. thence Eastwardy aong
,at middle line 81 the block thyhree feet four inches
certain other party wall thence NorthHarfy parallel with
Columbus Avenue and and through me middle Inc OF
said a~t mentioned party wall hundred feet eleven
rc5os 200 T. II the S-utherly lire q West one
hundre and fourth street thence Weswsrdy along sad
sou,r.ri- line az hundred and fourth Street
n l,sy-hr.4 yeAt ur Inches 33 II tn to the point or
placesoS tAeihnirx~N .
N"'''' w. t'-' -''CHARIEs A RCNK. Referee.
LORD DAT & LORD Attorneys for Plaintiffs once and
po.torce Address No 100 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. City ~ New York.
West
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Steamboats,.

GIu0Isom BHver by Dayl8gh&o
PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
"SEW YORK and . ALbhN1'
Daily except Sunday.
IIaves Brooklyn. Fulton ST. Thy Annex........ NJ
=" New York DesbrOsses ST Pier. $40
West I'D St Pier
Far ATpASY landing AZ Yonkers West Point. New
hurcb pourhkeepse Kingston Point Catskiii and Hud-
sor Rest route 10 the CATSKILLS. Special Saratoga
train direct from the Albany wharf Through tickets
NORTH EAST and WEST. Bsssass checked from resi-
dence to destination by New-fork transfer Co
saratoga Floral FstA Sept
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A DvERTIsEMENrs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown ONCE No l.242 Broadway
% door north OF sist-st until oc:oek p M adver,is
once rates until o'clock viz 25A sth-aVe Z.
~ NtA,0e,i - cniumhue- ave- nsas West eeth-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
NEW AMSTERDAM,

IN " 10TH ST. Elegant apartments. and rooms
and hath steam heat. water supply, private halls
s.o.ys,. dumb walters dining and parors
rs. hall boy service vii be leased desirable
a, reasonable rents on premises. ~ HALL HOW
a West ii6fh -.
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THE CLEVELAND,

z
i2G- 100 EAST o4TH IT.
Lars. Eats All rooms light and open n outside air
Hardwood noors, lrrE- ciosets. owner resident
FROM OCTOBER Isl.
n IDRISG
Entrance cog West 7fth 81
frorting Boulevard. West iith-st. Ams,erdam-aye -
SIR and seven large light ana bath. hot water
supply frst-cass service
NEI'FVIIIE 252 "a 80 " SiTH ST
and bath.
ventilated decorated steam heated hot
supply
CAEfOs 80 WF,S 18TH ST
Southwest Bouetatd
asv. rooms bath. decorated. steam heated
Apply premises.
r WHITAKER 27> B5ulef ara. Wesi .tin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06

N ing at West Point, Cold Spring and Cornws.-Fish-
XII Cby ferry).Leaves Pier "a North River foc Frank
Inst days except Saturday, p NJ; Saturdays
P NJ. landing 32d-s. North River. 80. sundays.
NJ 1924 u. North River Q 30
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TRAIN5 LEAVE FOOT 3lTH ST, =. r, - Wee6
DAYS $50 $50 $50 . 50. 1850 A NJ ~ 20 20 q 90
SAT. onIvi 2sp sat. only, 20 40 5:% $50
~ $50 $40 @ 30 Sat only. 1000 + ~ Leave L" l.
CITY 10 minutes later. Excursion tickets ~ cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-06
FURNISHED Senses Udnieo
Rral Gslate for gftbanqc.
Real estate iDanieo.
Suburban Real C5inIe.

oo.oNNoNNNN~eooo~oooU>N ~rNnn~,oN~oJNryoo0"0NNNo
A GENCY.-Montclalr real estate all kinds. sale and
n rent CLARENCE u TCBBs. . Beekri4n-st. y J.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-12
PARCELING CHINA.
French Journals Consider That
War is Imminent.

Paris. Aug. 12.-The papers are full
of significance of the Chinese question.
The Matin says:
In China the greatest game in the
world is being played, and French in
PREVENTION should be eff1cacious and de-
cisive."
The Soir has a sensational article
headed: War between England and
Russia imminent
The Journal des Debats says:
England is now seeking an arrange
ment with Russia. That understanding
is impossible unless Russia remains
mistress of the north and England is
insured her influence on the Yangtse
river In short, the lines of the section
are beginning to be marked along which
the disruption would occur whenever
China falls to pieces.
Neither France, Germany nor Japan
could hold aloof from such an agree
ment."
The article hints that France would
support Russia in the event of war and
says in conclusion: France will be
content with the southern provinces
bordering on TOnquin.'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-12
NO USE FOR BLANCO.
Admiral Cervera's Opinion of the Cap
tain General

New York, Aug. IA special to the
Press from washington says:
Admiral Cervera and a number of his
officers, who are now prisoners at the
naval academy at Annapolis, were in
terviewed at the railroad station at
Annapolis for the first time since their
arrival. Admiral Cervera was reserved
in his comment on Spanish affairs, talk
ing freely only of the published action
of General Blanco, but his officers were
more outspoken. All were earnest in
their praise of Americans and in ex-
pressing their gratitude at the treatment
which they have received.
Admiral Cervera heard for the first
time apparently of the alleged tele-
grams which Captain General BlancO is
said to have sent to Madrid before and
Cervera's removal and pronOuncing him
incapable.
I have known nothing of it," he de-
clared. IF Gen. BlancO occupies his
time in traducing me, 1 will pay no
more attention to him. I will have
nothing to do with that kind of a man.
why do you not justify yourself now
before the people of this country and
Sapin?" was asked. rs it because it
might affect your reception on your re-
turn %
I have no fears as to my reception
in SPAIN" replied the admiral After
all this is over there will be a council
which will clear up everything. 1 did
my duty up to the last moment and
have no fears as to what the verdict of
the people will be-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-12
LESSON TO THE MAYOR.

Caldwell. o., Aug. 12-Mayor Arthur
O. Archer today made the following
statement regarding the Orr affair at
Clarendon, Ark:
7 have had some correspondence
with Lorilla s. Weaver, whose name I
secured through cOrresp Ondence bu-
reau of Cincinnati. She represented her
self to be a French lady of wealth and
leisure and never heard of the name
Orr until saw it in the press in con-
nect1On with the terrible tragedy at
Clarendon, and am dumbfounded that
my name was connected with it in any
way.
The manner in which the cOrrespon-
dence began is this. A number of Young
men were in my office one evening and
one of them had a circular from the
correspondence bureau, and it was sug-
gested that for the fun of the thing a
correspondence be opened UP with some
one. A letter was written to the bu-
reau and the name and description of
the person representing herself to be
LOr1lla F. Weaver was secured in this
way, which information 1 now have in
my possession, together with all letters
received from her, three in number
Your correspondent has read these
letters. and there is nothing in them
suggestive Of any wrong doing in any
way and they appear to have been writ
ten by lady OF education and refine
ment."
The unenvia BILE nOtoriety is very. en-
barrassing to Mayor Archer and his
friends.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-12
ALL PLANS CHANGED
Regarding the Removal of Troops
From Chickamauga.

Chickamauga Park, Tenn, Aug. r.
The paymasters have finished their
work at Camp Thomas and gone to
other camps further south. The work
here was finished much earlier than at
first expected, the trained paymasters
getting through the regiments with
great rapidity. The money left in the
camp as usual is causing considerable
disorder, but a strong provost guard is
preventing any serious consequences.
It is now the general opinion at
Camp Thomas that the two divisions
ordered to new camps will remain here
at least ten days longer. The new camps
selected are being inspected by special
officers and no move will be made until
they report and their reports are thor
oughly considered. From the best in
formation obtainable today the two
divisions will not march, as was
thought probable, but will be sent by
rail The officials have decided upon
this for various sufficient reasons.
Major Nye, cOmmiSSary of subsistence
of the local army supply depot, and
Captain Mcdowell, local quartermaster,
are making preparations to send travel
ing ratiOns with the troops.
The new camps will be supplied en-
tirely from the Chattanooga depot
Work is progressing rapidly on the
large reserve hospital at Chickamauga.
It was at first intended to arrange this
hospital for 800 patients, but it is now
the intention to make the accommoda-
tiOns sufficient for 1000.
The hospital will be completed in a
very short time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-12
A MONTHS FURLOUGH
Will Be Granted to All Sick and
Wounded Soldiers.

Washington, Aug. ia general or
der has been issued at the adjutant gem
erals office granting one months fur
Tough to the sick and wounded soldiers
and transportation to their homes At
the expiration Of their furloughs if fit
for duty they must return to the near
est post to be sent to their regiments.
Those not fit for duty are required to
report to the adjutant general of the
army, forwarding their fUrlOughs. ac-
companied by the certificate of a ply
sician stating their condition and prob
ability of recovery. Neither the cost
of transportation, nor communication of
rations, while travelling, will be charged
against the soldiers and sleeping car
accommodations by rail and state
rooms by boat will be furnished them.
In lieu of rations, the soldiers will be
paid one dollar and fifty cents per day
for the necessary number Of days
travel