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SILVER WEDDING.

MT. and Mrs. B. Leichter Celebrate the
 Twenty-fifth Anniversary of Their
 Marriage.
 MT. and Mrs. B. Leichter celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedding at their pretty home, 151 Brad ley street last Friday night, when they entertained large number of their married friends. Last night about twenty-five young people were invited in and speynt the evening in games, music and dancing. Refreshments were served. MT. and Mrs. Leichter were the recipients of a large number of costly and useful presents.
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CHANGE OF A ALIHETlME.

Elegant house, TIP Orange street, corner Cottage street; lot 50x150 12 finished places, French plate glass windows, hard wood floors and mantles. buffers pantry and sideboard, tile bathroom and exposed plumbing, large store-room and cedar closet for furs cold storage room; fruit and shade trees; asphalt street and sidewalks; nearly S700 worth of carpets and curtains Ev- erything ready for immediate use without the expense of a dollar. In fact, this is an ideal home on the handsomest residential street in the city. Inquire
 JOHN B. HEALY, No. 71S Orange st.
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HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL COURIER MONDAY MAY
Y, M, c. A. MEETINGS.

Profitable Hours Spent at the Central
 and Railroad Branches Yesterday,
 The meeting for men held in the gymnasium of the Central Young Mems Christian association, yesterday afternoon, was one of much interest and very well attended The music was of an especially high order and was much enjoyed Professor George Chadwick Stock was the soloist and he sang Gladstone's fayorite hymn, "The Homeland.". MT. and Mrs. Stock sang a very pretty duet entitled Saved by Grace.'
 The speaker of the afternoon was Evangelist Barnes of Springfield, Mass, who has recently returned from q sue cessful western campaign, which was largely in the interest of young men. In his talk yesterday afternoon, he quoted numerous passages of scripture which were full of promises to young men.
 At the Railroad branch meeting, the Rev. Dr. Watson l., Phillips, pastor of the Church of the Redeemer, gave a thoughtful and practical address on the theme, Climbing Towards the Light" The hour was indeed one well spent. F. D. Jones of the accounting department of the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford railroad sang several pretty solos.
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1.OOO REST DAHLIAs,

5 cents each; 3 year Bays Currants, $1,00 dozen, $7.50 hundred; 4,00O one year Call Priyet at $12.50 per lnousand; best Carpet. Edging, and Bedding Plants, and all Kinda of nursery stock very reasonable; lawns and gardens improved and cared for; landscapa work a speciality. CONWAY, West ROCK Nurseries, 211 Orange street. an20 s
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Courl

District of New Haven, ss Probate Court,
 May 24th, 1898 hSIAIE a oF ELInABhIiH |, a,a J; RbisHEMA.My ceased. as The Administrator having represented said estate to be insolyent, this Court has O'Keefe, jr., both of New Haven, disinter- ested persons, commissioners to receive and decide upon the claims of the creditors of said deceased against said estate
 By order of Court,
 JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER, Clerk The said commissioners will meet at day of June, 1898, at ten o'clock In the fore noon, for the purpose of attending on tile business of said appointment.
 A. H. HURLBURT, Administration.
 CLIFFORD GILBERT,
 WILLIAM O'KEEFE, Jr., my27 St Commissioners.
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FIX THE FLIES.

WE'LL get out your Screen Door and Win dow. orders correctly and in time, even ifl we have to increase our present big busy force. All ready-made sizes ready now. Quick repairs, too.
 LINSLEY & LIGHTBOURN,
 my2S 30 je1 S3 and 30 BrOadwavs@S
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CLATRVOyANTs !

house 27 High street, between Grown and Chapel, for a term of years Take Dixwell avenue car from depot to Chapel and High and Business matters, $1.00 Doctor treats all diseases with mental science or medi- cine. Hours to F Ia. m., to 5, to D. n Class, Fridays 8 D. nl myB
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HI(IH GRASS.

THE best match for this season's fashion-s able high grass is the famous Imperial nighswheel Lawn Mower. You may get on all right with our Empire State Mower S2.90. LINSLEY & L1GHTBOURN
 my2S 30 je1 HE I'd ware HuStinra lsSSzs
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FOR RENT.

FOX KENT, ONE-FAMILY house and barn, large lot, on Fountain street, Westyille. Cottage, Beach street West Haven. House and barn, large lot, Morris Cove. Six rooms, flats, Edgewood avenue. Chapel street store, suitable for grocery or restaurant And S-room tenement on State street
 W. D. HUDSON, my27 It 868 Chapel street.
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TMamts.

One Cent a Word for each insertion. five cents Word for a full Week. sev- en times.
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CIVIL SERVICE FERMENTATION. competitive examination will be held tain fhe e fitness f of esnddaes % for 'a oppoa ment to any branch of the classified serv- ice of the city for which candidates may apply.
 with the socretary ai of of the the CiTpil Service Board not later than June 10th Application blanks and further informa- tion will be given daily at Room Il, City Hall, between F and l.
 H. W. FARNAN, my2S St President Civil Service Board.
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WEATHER CLOTHING

WEATHER CLOTHING OIL Coats, Se'wester Hats, Horse Covers. Wagon Covers If the sun shines when you read this, think backwards a bib and remember history repeats itself.
 my2S 30 je1 LINSLEY S LIGHTBOURN,
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MtHceIInatenmB.
ORANGE HEADS.

heads and rims. Maybe you can guess why racing men prefer Tiger, wheels. Tiger and Tigress Roadsters, $50.00 spot8 Sash, $42. 50. LINSLEY & LIGHT-s BOURN, Brisk Bikers. my28 30 jel
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9uard and ggnum1s.

BOARD AND ROOM FOR one or two persons; conyeniences; To- cation, Grown street. near York street. my26 tt BOX 1041, City.
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WANTEO, COMPETENT girl for general housework, IIaImiIy of two. Call Monday at 35 EDCis- to Huntington street. myS0 itS
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FOR RENT, ROOMS suitable for dentist or physician, at 1169 CHAPEL ST. my25 tf
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WANI1ED, THREE unfurnished rooms for light house. keeping. Address mg2S Sts A E. O., Courier office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
ARMY REORGANIZATION BILL.
SOME MINOR AMENDMENTS ADOPTED AND

SOME MINOR AMENDMENlH Ab'f ~ -'''' ~
FAVORABLE nePoRT ORDERED.
Washington March o2-The Military Affairs COM
rn,,,ee o. the House to-day completed consi1era-
,io, Of the Army Reorganization bill ana ordered
n favora be report on IT, A. agreed on. only 10"
changes were rlrde. The section authorizing the
President 70 recruit tho skeleton regiments IN time
NJ war was changed TO make 1t more
sneci0> limiting such authorization TO time ar
aetna, hostilitics after a declaration Of war had
been made An additional section was ADDED as
pre,aution providing that nothing In the act should
be construed an authorization TO increase the
enlisted force OF the Army IN time OF peace.
Another amendment provides that at the end OF
any war IN which the I'nited States may become
involved the Army shall he reduced TO a peace
basis by the transfer absorption through promo
ton Of the supernumerary officers and the honor
able discharge or transfer OF supernumerary en-
The prohibition the payment by State or local
officers Of bounty or Grntuity OF money to 4
eodier as an induCcmcnt to enlist in the United
s;otes military service has been amended by
adding under the provision Of this act Section
Of the nil increased 10y - per cent over the fixed
rntes in time Of the pay proper OF enlisted
men 'actuay serving In commands operating
against an enemy The committee struck out the
words quoted. -, c..- -,
SECTION 3 for tho drawing upon the States for
recruits is amended by providing that each STATE
or Territory. including the District OF Columbia
shall FIRST he allotted its proporiionate quota of
such recruits There are a number OF other minor
amendments already published.
Chairman Hall Of the Military Affairs Conf
rni,tee will secure action on the bill AZ the earliest
nossIhle moment. II may require special rule
10 get the measure before the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
DOUBLE LAUNCHING Io-Mon"
uR oRCt-Tr TALKS WITH sSChSiAH' Law
ArnI-T THE KEARSARGE AND
TILE KENTUCKY

THE KENTUCKY.
Washington March 22.-President circuit Oh wy wy
H.ypor, News Shpbuilding Company taxed WIN
SECRETARY Long to-day the plans TOT 'he I'd o.1"
mo ~ tho new battle-ships kearsarse anu ~"
,uckv n, Newport News next THURSDAY MI A"s
ie M, likely 70 attend the launching as I"ulsNa.
&c tho day on which the report OF the Maine Oou''
~ rno,,rv may be received. For the same 'esso'
- a, the naval chiefs who had hoped 20 SEQ
,besc fine ships glide into the water VIII % u"'
ohlo % attend. large party is 10 leave mere To-
morrow night. however including members Oh 'n'
Soro,s and House Naval committees and sue" "a
ec.Is "a are no, detained by the present emefseo!
conditions Mr. circuit said thar the he''sa's -
,vould leave the ways at 10. a. m Thursday anu
Mrs Winsow wife OF LisutenantS o i',lsr' o.
Vnsiow. and Miss Christine Bad ey ss5rsarss
Governor Bradley, who vii nane, tne nv r. ZsSnor,
%ews tomorrow. Governor Bradley ana IN ~.
~ roe hundred Kentuckans VIII attNt -, 80
o1 s time 70 do honor TO the ship WHOA pears ny
nare ~ their State. After the luncnlns az IG
, no given 10 Inspecting the shpyafa n'Ii1. .s,
,he york on the big battl e-ship lIlno:s anI is' i,
o' E,mcheon will be served Mr.. circuit s9edAs a
,be hiohest terms OF the .wo new oattic ~
as tha. in an emergency they couId oe 'naiy
reSdy for service within eight months anu p0SS''
less.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

The we'll dressed man--aiI other
things being cqual-wilI make more
money than the man who is care.
lcssly dressed.
Top coats, lined with silk through
OUT, to order $3.50. They are cx-
cellen. value. Our special line OF
black and silver gray vicuna, for
cutaway coat and vest with striped
English trouse'ing Of medium shade,
to order at $50 90, is just the thing
for present wear.
WE GIVE Yor PRESENT AND FUTURE PRoTEc-
TIoN. YOUR MONEY BACK or \ YEARS GUAR
ANTEE'
SAMPLES. FASHION REVIEW, FREE OK APPli-
CATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
Nrw-HAMpsHlRE HoxoRs HER DEAD

Concord y IL March 22--The death OF twenty
seven New-Hamnshire men by the destruction Of
the United States battleship Maine was remembered
here tonight At 5 o'clock the principal streets
were paraded by militia. Grand Army posts school
children and two bands. several hundred men being
IN line under the marshashi? Of Colonel Robert
II. Wolfe Manv houses were appropriately deco
ate6 Whites Cpera House was crowded with poo
PIE this evening nj entertainment for the bene-
NJ Of tho families Of the dead sailors. The pro-
grnmme included music bv the Charleston Navy
Yard End 2d Regiment bands. There ad-
dresses by Lyman y Stevens and the Rev. Frank
L. Phalen and exhibition dr!il by picked men
from the New-IIamnshre National Guard Tho
celebYa ton was origina ted and brought 10 a sue
cossful conclusion by Mrs. Hamilton Hutchins wife
OF Lieutenant Uutchins L. s y. at present navi-
gator ~ tho Montgomery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
GOV BRADLEY OFF FOR NEWPORT NEWS

Frankfort. KY. March Ex-Governor ID "uF! -, o.,
..,forn,od IAN and State officials waited here 'or
.,.a n,I,,a,o cars that were attached 10 the nrs'
section Of the special Chesapeake and ONO ram
that lcf, Louisville at O'Clock this afternoon .D'
the ba,tle-ship launching at Newport news t"e:.
with othels taken on at Lexington. comple'eu Wv
marty OF nearly one thousand NentucA'AhS' W..
max, up the excursion party. Both sections 0. .a'
,r,,r lof, this place az O'Clock. with banners D.!
,,r and hands playing and cheering from .n'
passengers and spectators at the s,auon tbr Ken.
tn,,tons roach old Point Comfort. TO morrow 49,.
noon The Governor will respond to me toasI ,csnx
;ucK!i i a. ~, Th,irsdoy morning
Lexington. NY March 2 illn 3 Nfrga At somsr
CO.. TIA Governor will not change his plans 10, ~
,cnainr the launching OF tho batte-shlp heh'"'"'
on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
srrEr, DOCK HERE PROPOSED

Washington March 2?-The Senate Oon'',.
on Naval Affairs to-day granted "ea. s T., an
,,,,nr =, men on the proposition contained III ="
amendment 10 the Naval Appropriation bill tor Wv
construction o. steel floating drydock OF me
& stanneld model In New-York HarooF '"e ~" ~.
ernmen, to pay $4,000 year for the use o. 't
dock Among thoss who appeared were Ass'' ~,
Secretary Roosevelt ex-senator n,s,om .oush,
10 be- used and A. o Coonna Mr. RSoscye . e.s
fined himself 70 general adTSea abe York Dry
Dock company opposed the granting o. inc a
tract TO Clark Stanheld without s"'"S
opportunity TO put IN proposals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
CAN'T RENT THEIR COTTAGES.
RrSIDFNTS OF SHEEPsHEAD FAY AND IT'S
xrIGuBoRHoOD PETITION THE GOVERN
MENT TO FoRTIFY TIE COAST


NElGuBoRHOOD PETITION THE GOVERN
MENT TO FoETIrY THE COAST
Owners OF property nj Sheepshead Bay. Fatlands
md therea bouts complaining that the prospects
~ war with Spain have 70 a great extent pre-
vented the renting OF cottages there for the sum-
ner because OF the unprotected condition OF that
mart Of the coast. A few days ago they forwarded
a petition to the War Department asking that a
mart OF the s5O0oo00 recently appropriated by Con-
rress be expended for fortihcations in that neigh
borhood
Yesterday Colonel William Ludlow. Chief OF the
Engiueer Corps in charge Of the work at Fort
UnrIton visited Plum Island and made ex-
;enslye examination OF the reservation owned by
the Government thereon
The island comprises about ninety acres and lies
onnositc Emmons-aVe.. Sheepshead Bay. from which
~ 10 separated by what is known as Hog Point
Creek Fifty acres at the eastern end or the island
were purchased by the Government several years
ago from George Engemann for $4,000. 1t Is mostly
salt meadows. but par; o. II rises ten TO twelve
feet above high water Al the time OF the purchase
~ this property It was said tho Government In
each thereon but because OF lack OF appropriations
therefor nothing has been done.
number OF summer homes adorn the western
erd Of the island. but real estate men say that only
abou, half az many cottages are rented to-day in
Shee pshead Bay and Flatlands as were let at this
Colonel Ludlow refused to discuss the plans OF
the Government respecting fortihcations on Plum
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
SENATOR PROCTOR CAN'T ATTEND.


The Central Cuban Relief Committee yesterday
gave out tie following:
Senator Redneld Proctor, having been invited By
the Central Cuban Relief Committee 10 speak at n
public meeting to be hold In New-Yor for the pur-
pose OF organizing n relief movement in behalf OF
the Cuban sufferers writes TO Mr.. Barton. the
Chairman OF the committee. regr'ttirg the impos-
slbilty OF MS attending the meeting because OF
important matters deferred by his months absence
in Cuba lie add follows:
81 have said my say and doubt II anything moro
from me would be OF especial benefit ! wish 10
tell you how much pleasure and benefit derived
from my trips with Miss Barton. | did not hall
appreciate her before ! think she is mann ging in
nil respects excellently and hope you win supply
her and bc able to sustain her with all that She
needs. She understands the situation Mt that end
and II we do our part here she will DO n great
work there.
! was IN New-York Saturday. and intended &c
call you. but was not able 20 get downtown
Will try 10 next time ! am thera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
BIG NAVAL. EXPENDITUR ES.
THE TOTAL MUCH LARGER THAN THE
APPROPRIATION BILL SHOWS.
ur.vy PAYMENTS MADE FROM THE pEFENOD
FUND. AND THE PERSONNEL BILL VIII"
CAUSE A CONSIDERABLE INCREASE

,,-.,-v p,v..rvTs MADE FROM THE DEFENCE
r,-xn AND TIE PERSONNEL BILL WILL
c,rsr A CONSIDERABLE INCREASE.
try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE an
washington. March 22-The difference OF 20
7s5Oo between the total amount 'H'''o0'''"V'
carried by the Naval Appropriation BILL wh'oh
voc renorted 10 the House from the Committee
IN Naval Affairs to-day by Chairman bou'ehe'
ora tho total approrriation CS3l,9lS.Whp TOT inc
,,,r.n, Ascal wear represents In part the aou'-
,,ora, Axnerdifures which are regarded as heVe'-
or,. ~. tho Secretary Of the Navy 10 suens' "'"
that arm, Of National defence. NOT only - INV
,v,etinp and probable emergencies. OUT Us sVN IA
ity for the future. r,oors
of course the total. big as II is. by no means
renresents all that is considered neCessa! o,,
ot,her account The Personnel DILL II II s"'"'N
hoc,roe a law would entail a furthef anu PC
,,.o,or. oxnendi,ure amounting to about 1o'o
600 wear on account Of pay OF Co''"'
md warrant officers. and that measure ''''''
- 10 oorsidered second IN importance only 20
the appropriation bill for the suppo'' %
.x,s,,ne naval establishment At the same
time heavy expenditures are peins maui
account # the Navy from the emergency aPPio-
,,.ia.io, of s-Oom 600. some OF which will IN
evitablv create the necessity for future appro-
mutations and expenditures the same account
II is estimated that the hus and macnIne e.
n, ,b new battle ships. torpedo boat destIoEeIss
and torpedo boats authorized by the Di' VIII VII,
GO 60 al 40 900 TO which mus, be added about
SG oo, nU Cor the armor and armament OF Ihe
battle ships ms king al aggregate OF Sl''it''oo]
rot too liberal allowance for CONTINGENCIES g,u
nxtras Niu bring this UP 10 SiSo"o" M NJ
an,cunt carried by the bill on these accounts 10, %,
."n con,inr fiscal wear is S3940o00. which VIII
include The armament OF the torpedo craft "h'"
are 10 be completed within the year
The report on the bin will be in PRINT 10
morrow. and Chairman Boutele said to-da! 'ha'
he would ask to have the bill taken up iol Von
eideratior on Thursday unless something I'M
exnccted should intervene to prevent mat course
Scores Of members desire and have expresseu d
purrose 10 speak on the bill. ara uheSs SUN
MEANS can Nc devised to stay the !lood OF eio-
ouerca DAYS NAV he wasted in tax. most OF
yvhich viii have slight relevancy to the SUBJECT
under consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
OPINION OF GOVERNOR HASTINGS.

San Francisco March Ex-Governor Hastings OF
Pennsylvania visited Stanford University and de-
lvercd a hr!et address to the students In the
course OF Il no said:
There Will be no war with Spain. II thought
there would he should be at my post % duty Wa
are strong 10 be fought. and too powerful 10 be
pulled
The Governor vas later given . reception by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
FLOODS IN PENNSYLVANIA RIVERS.

putsburg. March 22--As a result OF INC -, 49,.
rains In this section In the last tory-e,sm I'll
,nv,,o,e tho ,owl,nd. is predicted by to-morto"
Morning. Navigation along the Mononsahe'a 10
been suspended and the water Is over ,n &c tories
The Beaver River Ia raging torrent anu son me
on It's banks have closed down This atteInoo. hres
marks Indicated twenty-ons feet and Using I'll 40
Inches an hour. The Allegheny and OHIO ~
rising
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
AUXILIARY BOARDS WORK.
INSPECTING STEAMSHIPS AVAILABLE AS CRr1s
ERs-vEssEI.s OF SEVERAL LINES
I-NDrp CONSIDERATION


UNDER CONSIDERATION.
The Naval Auxiliary Board decided yesterday 70
forward to Washington n recommendation that the
Government charter the steamship Chalmette. OF
the Morgan Line. which was inspected on Monday
afternoon. The vessel will be used In case OF erner-
gency repair ship for the Navy. as she Is 100
old and not strong enough for use rs an armored
cruiser The Cholmetto built ny the Cramps
in Philadelphia in ls79 She Is % iron and her
length over all is 900 feet her beam ~ feet and her
depth of hold 81 feet. Her displacement IS zoos
tons She can be loaded with mach,nefT ana rnp
be disabled and she would he protected by inc Meet
The members Of the BOARD held regular session
Yesterday morning. and after luncheon separated 10
fSn b be wSuf Of and
gineer Dixon remained at tie office considering n,
plans and details of the work. The steamships IN.
spcc;ed yesterday afternoon included the Yorktown
and the jamestown. OF the Old Dominion Line tie
Concho, Of the Mallory Line. and FL sud OF me
We take advantage Of the presence Of Vessels in
port" said Lieutenant Sargent yesterday afternoon
ITO inspect them and ascertain such facts as We
need to repo r6 10 M arI make dny
reports oar task Is advisory. and upon our rec
chase so far GI made is that Of the yacht Mayower
There IS large lis, Of steamships. Yachts and tug'
tho purchase chartering ~ which has been rec
commended Just how long We will continue our
work It IS Impossible to say suppose II XII go
emergency may arise in which the need Of auxiliary
cruisers IS evident"
4 the members Of the Board would continue the ex-
animation from day 10 day Of desirable vessels hat
come into port and in that way all the steams hips
OF The lines running to the West Indies South
America and down the coast. together with sea
going tugs would be inspected For the present
no more yachts would be considered. II is not like
~ that any Of the Ward Line steamers. running TO
Havana. will he withdrawn from active service by
the Government but in OF war with spain
their service would necessarily be interrupted and
would be easy for the Government to avail Itself o.
them.
1t announced Yesterday that among the yes
consideration Government
two steamships now being built by John Roach's
Sons. AT Chester. Penn. for the Klondike trade
They were ordered by the Yukon Company Of Seat
tie They Of large size and s,anchly built and
10 have been completed early In the spring. II
would be easy to put armor plate on them, as they
have not been launched.
1deutena Commander Reeder Naval Con-
Tawresey and Passed Assistant Engineer
Danforth spen, Considera bic time on board tho
Yorktown, jamestown and Concho Yesterday. ana
dii complete the examination q Fl Sud, which
will he further inspected to-day. FL Nor;e VIII also
be visited Commander Kelley visited SOM ocean
going tugs Yesterday afternoon and Will report TO-
dav upon their availability. Vessels Of the Crom-
well and Clyde lines are 10 he examined to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
ORDERS TO NAVAL OFFICERS.

Washington. March 22-To-day's naval o'u'''
were az follows: ,,.,,.
,,,,o,or, 7 7 Rlandin formerly OF the Main"
bas haen ordered TO Washington for examihau'"
Tor promotion and then await orders
Lieutenant G. F. w. Holman. also ot me Mr~nsd,
has hscn ordered to duty At the Newport lo'p
Iieutenant F. F. Fletcher has been detaenea ,,V Al
,ba ,ornedo station and ordered TO the bu'e""
Ordnance Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
WAR WITH SPAIN INEVITABLE.
THIS Is THE OPINION OF SPEAKER SLEEPER {
THE OHIO LEGISLATURES.

THE OHIO LEGISIATTRE.
Cripple Creek. Col. March 22.-D. & Sleeper
Speaker OF the lower house OF the Ohio LEGISLATURE
and personal friend OF President Mckinley. said
to-day:
II consider with Spain inevitable The mat
ter has gone far that diplomacy cannot avert
combat. The struggle will probably be very
short. Cuba will he freed. the United States will
get whatever indemnity she has demanded. and
that will end the matter
AS 10 the President being on tho verge OF A
mental breakdown. I DO not believe Il. | was in
Washington and had long talk with Mr. Me
Kiney less than two weeks ago. and there was no
een of any weakness on mis- part lie will not
break down"