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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GRAND OPERA HOUSE Second week
of Wilson Comedy Company in repertoire.
at popular prices; tonight, Kathleen
Mavourneen' first half of next week,
The Missouri Girl
OPERA HOUSE-All next week. Van
Osten Three Star Comedy Company in
repertoire, at popular prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-22

We make it point to furnish some
thing extraordinary at CSC, but our
Efforts don't cease here, as will be dem
onstrated by the many kinds above and
below this price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

The trading In cotton to-day was quiet and feature
less. Liverpool traded on 0 small scale on both sides
OF the market The speculation was mainly local.
The fluctuations were confined within narrow limits
without decided tendency either way. and at the
days hnai figures. At arst prices declined slightly
pool, but after the frst transactions they
rallied and slowly advanced. The Liverpool
spot sales were large and some shorts covered
Oh the eve OF the holiday. Toward the close
however. prices weakened again on heavy receipts Mt
the ports. The movement for the week is expected
TO be somewhat smaller than last week. but until the
figures compare more favorably with the 1895 figures
no decided fluctuations in prices are expected. though
the course OF the Liverpool market will have much
to do with prices here. The port receipts are sst,.
mated at about 40 tales for the week and the guam
tity TO come in sight at POO. 900, against l25. liz in
lsO5. Mr.. Thonan, the graIn authority. intends TO
enter the field as q cotton Statistician and will issue
monthly reports.
ClFFEE-Rio on the spot wns dull but steady: No.
z. 6i4c. Sale ! 500 bags Mararaibo on private terms.
The future trading was as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

Futures here declined 8 to 10 points. closing barely
steady. with sales OF 2O,5oO bags. Havre was un-
Rio was frm at l25 reis advance: receipts, 1905;
stock. 5000 exchange, 0 2l.S2i. Santos W as arm
and unchanged receipts, $4,000: stock, Si5.0UO.
Heavy receipts caused the decline to-day. Local buy.
since July ! have exceeded X. ESQ. 900 aga.
AErALS-Iron was very duh. Spot, February,
March nd April. s".503S6.7 10. The stock OF pig
iron u the warrant yards for the ten dpys ending
500 tons. Copper was nlm. spot. February. March,
April, ll.30@ II $50. TIE exports for the week esd.
Ing Feb. ~ were. as per Metal Exchange returns.
l.s+4 tons; total sine. Feb. l, 5.s2l tons; total since
anu March. 3.sOGS.s5c. Tin wa, easier. Spot. Feb.
rusry. March. April aud Nav. lac IA Toe. Spelter
was finn. Spot. February and March. 4. SO ~ zoe.
NAVAL SroEEs-Spirits of turpr milne were steady At
mon to GOOD strained.
pEoyIsIoNs-Lard vas firm. Prime. s5.z5: city, Is
sS5.l2ls: refined. for the Continent. IS. 75. Pork
was steady. Mess. sllG$l1.s:. Cut meals were
do. shoulders. 4'Ac. Dressed hogs. 5SG5S-c. Tai.
low. 3 NC. Bntter-Crtamery. Western extras. eOc.;
nrsts, lsS lSc.' seconds. l6@17c.: thirds. l4LaGS
iS2c.; STATE nnest; lac.; nrsts. l7sl"c.' thirds 10
fan y, SEC; choice, 81 s &C.; fair TO god. THO, G.;
common, ntets1c.; sma rolorr! ara whit AN ", 81
tTN''; ch'l - NSy' &C.: common 10 gO1u, : CSC,
Eggs-Ffesh gatteret :. tate AM Pennsy n ANA. fancy,
lot!glo We tern. DO. IL e. CniragN, Fob. 81.
-"Much liEhter hog receipts than exI ecteh opened
pToNltions higher. but rather liberal selling by pack.
es aud realizing by 5 altered Ion:s caused n set ack
viii h l. In good demRni oy shippers and for invrst.
hlcni, sho"s a small Improve Gent. En.iish pack err
sulg,rt Il the market around inside ptaes. Tne
cash d mand for meats and lAri " as again GOD 49,
SUGAR-Raw WAS nrm but dull; sys t-st. Jll.l6c.;
eb' test. ! 5l5c. Refined was active and firm.
CHICAGO. Feb. 2l.-These were today's prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
Live siscL Market.

for two days were 4.4j2 head, incIudinR lsS
cara for export. los cars for Slaughterers, and 90
cars FOR the market. Thirty cars on sale. Steers
were In demand at l0c. advance over last Fridays
prices; rough stun l0@l5c. higher. Ordinary 10
Si.l09sa.bs; bulls at 81. 2O@S4 cows at o2aSs.4o.
Dressed beef steady At 7Ssbc- ' n. Gables from
az O5Slic, dressed weight; refrigerator beef AZ
stssgc. = shipments to-day none; tomorrow
sceipts OF calves Tor two days. l,3l6 head, in
Guiding IS head direct. Market ruled nrm at &C. adj
vance on all sorts OF live calves. closing duiet with
hearty a. sold, Poor to prime yeals sold at si.5oa
VeNs hrmer at SzAllLc. ' y.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs for two DAYS. incIud.
Ing Z cars for export and so cars for slAushI reTs.
were 1881 head. sheep were arm and lambs slow
ana fuhy &c. lower. Fourteen cars unsold. Poorest
70 best she p sold AT 9S.62 EesS5 y 100 rs; inferior
70 choiee lAmus q. o5. l5S 90; few extra 10. at S8.iO.
DreSssd mutton. 6a9Sc. y III dressed lambs, Lave,
hs''ipls OF hogs for two days were IL, - 20 head IN.
sipdiSg Z cars for sale. Market nrn AZ S4.SOSSl.56
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

MONDAY, Feb. Observation-Disclosures was
frmer. The sales were 81. 900 BUSH. Including
$4,000 No. i hard spring here, $4,000 winter
wheat al the outports on private terms for ex.
port. and 1000 No. 2 red In elevator at 81 .O6ia.
New York. slice; do. Duluth, SI.l5is; No. 3
red, Slfo9as No. hard Duluth, Sl,l6is; No. /
marc AAnltooA Sl.lt's. Futures advanced 7sc.
higher for the day. Future sales 4.6S5,O 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

Augusta shipped to-day P5l bales. Memphis 552l, st.
Louis 2.50s, Cincinnati :. 1908 ana Houston I .0s5 balas.
Houston expects tomorrow 6.oo0 to $500 bales.
against Slil last week. 1907 LAST year. and T.563 in
1913: New Orleans expects 1000 > 5000, against
1885 last week. S.04S last year. ans 12.lISin 1925.
The port receipts were 3S.s9s bales. az iinst 4.793
'aSt week. 2O.3s5 last year, and 2a. 3p4 In 1895; thus
far this week 81. ys2 bales, against 67.l39 thus Tar
last week. The exports from tho ports were 25. 1856
bales. New Orleans advanced g points. Futures here
declined l to 3 points. recovered and advanced ! to .
potrts. then reacted and crossed quiet with prices un.
changed to 3 points lower for tie day, with sales OF
lle. 100 bales. The future Trading was as folloMk:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

BArley-Was dull. New feeding. S2lac., cost and
freight so BunAlo az opening OF navigation. rive
Wa steady, No, . Western, o9L960c., free on board
AnoAf. Corn-Spot was easier but rather active, m.
sales were SoS.OOO bush, including Ae.UVO No. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
TO INVESTORS

a limited number or shares in u California Cola
Nine now paying . per cent. dividends Quar;ariy, and
mine developed 80 as TO insure SAme dividSnda FOR
seNerel ysarS, can now be purchase NJ Room sc" sd
Moor. 81 Paul Building, ego Broadway, New YoTS
rms VIII hear the closest inyestiRation. ana the very
beat New York references will be furnished,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

La Fayette Gas CenpauN.
Fort WRyhe Gas Cou,panS.
Ohto and Indiana sns Company,
LoEaaHport and wabash valley Gas Gou,psbx.
hsdiana aaiuraI ana IiI1aainaIIng Gas Gem.
pany.
At meetings OF Directors OF the mat -four Comma.
niles Grove mentioned, held ON ,. bruary 18th, Isps
the Treasurer was authorized To purchase in the omen
market, for redemption and cancellation. SIO. 600.
par value. or the Mortgage Bonds OF the La Fhvette
oAs Company. and $4,000. par value. %. the Mort.
rage Bonds OF each OF the said other three Gonna.
mes ~ IN. lowest price at which the said ROnda
might he offered for sale. Offers to sell the whole or
any nsrt OF The saii Bonds will accordingly be re.
seiSed by the Undersigned, NJ 10 BROADWAY, NaS
York CITY, Room %. at any time prior 10 March sth
rs s' In case OF several oners at the same price. the
Out OF $3.50. 900. par value, OF Bonds OF III. Indian.
Natural and Illuminating Gas Company. held in lis
treasury for hetterments. 500. 600. mar value have
been cancelled by order OF the Board OF Directors.
NEW YORK. Fsb'y qlst. 1893 "oAl treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

COUPON BONDS IN DENOMINATION OF $1,000 EACH, WITH
PROVISION FOR REGISTRATION OF PRINCIPAL.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN OF OR
EQUAL TO THE PRESENT STANDARD OF WEIGHT AND F1NENESS.
ANNUAL. SINKING FUND SUFFICIENT. TO RETIRE BONDS AT
MATURITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

Winter in bbls.: Superlne. e2.o5@S3 rs; No. g extra,
s3. S. 20; straights, e+.609e&.so; patents. $3.50
@t5.S5. Spring In pbls.: Clears. 81. SOC 81. 55;
straights. s4.75@e5; patents. 05. 25aS5.SO. Mill feed
Was rrm. Western spring in loo-b. sacks. al5.e5
&Sl7.
CorToS-Spot cotton here was unchanged. with
sales OF 22s bales for spinning. Middling uplands.
she. against 5lsc. last year; New Orleans and Gulf
BLc-. against ISc. last year. The Southern spot mar
kets were unchanged. New Orleans sold 1000. Au-
gusta 775. Savannah zoo, st. Louis 90. and Norfolk 3
bales. Liverpool was unchanged on the spot, with
sales Of ~ 1000 bales: futures there were unchanged
TO l point lower. In Manchester yarns and cloths
were dull. The receipts at the principal interior
towns Marn ns fnllnMk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
OFFICE OF
lECHEI-IlXIA-IEMELL Alazzc

aO7 PRODUCE EXCHANGE, Feb Q, isps
The coupons OF the nrst mortgSge o per cent honda
OF the HeckerJonesJewell Milling COMPANY due
March iSt. 1898. will be paid by the FranEIin rrusS
Company corner Of Clinton and Montague street,.
THOMAS A. MCINTYRE. 1p..spr.r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
S7,5OO,OOO.
The Equitable Illuminating GasLightCo.
OF
5Per Cent. Mortgage SinkingF Fund
Gold Bonds.

PRINCIPAL PAYABLE JANUARY I, 1928.
NEW YORK SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
Interest Payable N January list and July lst FREE FRoH ALI.
TAKES IMPOSED by the United States of America or
the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

~ aSu ldlAnCe,
Including gold reserve. $685. l7.o seas. las. 800
Money in London, 2lag2a p cent. Rates OF dis.
count in open market for both short and three
m5nths' bills. % q cent. Paris advices quote
. cents at lO3 francs rs confines. Exchange
on London. 25 francs 81 confines.
J. W. Sell mar s. Co.. in conjunction with
tho FIRST National Bank Of philadelphia,
offer Tor suoscrption at lO2lc and accrued
interest $7,5oo.OOO 5 per cent. Inst mot.
gage sinking fund gold bonds OF tho
Equitable Illuminating Gas Light Company
o. Philadelphia, due Jan. !. 1925. The bonds
are free from all taxes imposed BY the United
States ami the State OF Pennsylvania. T.ey are
receenhable in 1905 AT lo5 and interest should
me city then terminate the lease: Otherwise
they run 10 maturity except as drawn for the
sinking fund at los and interest. The sinking
fund will retire the entire issue at maturity.
Further details of the issue arc printed in an
adjoining column.
Up. Morgan & Co; inform holders Of certia.
Gates representing Union Pacific Railway d q
cent. gold collateral trust notes that, tho order
festraining the delivery of the preferred stock
having been vacated. they will now continue
the delivery Of the stock as SGT forth In their
notice Of Feb. z. ~"
The sales of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchaneeto y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

Wheat advanced sharply At the opening this morning.
Influenced ~ q strong and higher market in Chicago.
tucal news from abroad contributed &, strengthen
the tone. On the ris, sell NJ lie ane general and
prices reacted. but before the Close they rallied asa n.
and closed at near the ton nVurcs OF the day. Fc retRn
houses bought and sold IN a sI all scale, but the
speculation was mainly local. Liverpool advanced
Nd, to I'D. There waa a holiday In Paris. The
visible supply statement was dtsappoint;ng. show
Ing o decrease OF only 102. 900 bushels, whereas
q decrease of about 100000 had been expected. Ths
English visible decreased 1000 bush. The QUAINT.
%shipments for the week were 1879. 74t bush. against
6.i7e,5o< bush. in tire previous week and 100000
last year. Corn declined on local selling. induced
by the large increase I'm the visible supply. Liver
last week were 6.eoo.575 BUSH. against b,ase..
600 in the previous week. The auauiity on
passage increased 500. 900 bush. Oats were
ooo bush. Chicago received osS cars Of corn and
ass OF oats. and expects 39o and $50 cars respee-
lively to- morrow. Chicago. Feb. 21.-"T There was .
good deal OF evening up In May wheat to-day on the
part OF those interested outside of the Letter faction.
There was considerable buying Of July for outside &C
count. Liverpool showed n decreaSc In stocks for the
week Of 800. 900. the amount in store there now being
only \ million bush. about a weekis supply. Sotwith-
standing this the market there was only up Id. TO
Id. much less than our advance of Saturday. Clear
change in the situation of the market. Coarte Rrains
opened up, but closed lac. to NC. under saturdays
prices. Therr was less cash demand for both, and .
lot OF selling for local account of long stun left open
bush. The visible in oats decreased $4,000. Oats
are a buy on freaks"
FLorH-Prices were nrmer again to-day. but trade
remn ms quiet In consequence. Buyers are holding
on for concession. and confne their purchases 20
II, 900 bbls,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
C~oAAERcIAL COMPESD.

Total saiCs, 2.4oo.aarsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

hew York stock E1~ohauEe-Saies Pei. 81.
UNITED STATES n STATE uN 81. oo0sl.
l2 s4s.c. Iseo127hI Is Var deb 3.ss
8 US 5s. e.....ll35' oflsel.... 7lb
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22

mixed a. ss,,o. ne, on board .ao.s. cad 100000
70. loo. at the outports on private ternn Tor exporei
No. 2 mined IN eisvator, SeNQSeho futufea -.
vanced 10. lost ~ and declined NC 90 10 Future
snies tTo.o00 bush, a. follows;
opeasng. HfehesL Lowest. c5ostne. Ntght.
h Issy.."...seS So sst w !: So
osts-spot was quiet. The sales were $4,000 tush-
Including 10000 heavy white on private terms for
export No. 2 Y white. 9Be; No. 8 do. 1900 - saNo.i
No. 2 white clipped. 5Sbc.; No. do 8Soi No. y
MIXED. sec; No. 8 do. S1c.; rejected white, Slc.;do.
mixed, soc. No 3 mixed. delivered. onh7c.i track
mixed, Ss0S9c.;d do white. $4,000 atSsoSbo. Futures
were nominaliy easier. Future sales none.
opsntno. Highest. Lowest. ctosin0. Nteht.
Nav lOa n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-22
The undersigned will receive subscriptions for the alb
at 1921 and accrued interest to date of delivery.

WILL u Il Closed II O'CLOCK ON FRIDAY pERRUaRY u.s. SOS OF
EARLIER % RICH Is RESERVED N REHRCT ANY APPLICATIONS NJ II .IIor
MALE AMOUNT THAT APPLIkDH o DONDS Nd BE PaID o avn nI yYRE
ON TUEsDAY. L. lsos a u n OEEICE or MKSsRs J. 4 w a co
MILLS BCHDING. Z YORK.
Copies of he MorgNe mJb obtained tueo M ofnh sundeniueda and o., of eon.-hm v.,
tn cty philadelphia and United las Improvement Company well as of contract b.ween tn
myt seen atueo INC Of the Trustee he Mortgage
LEGAL matters have received tho Approval rM Mr. yshp C. Jshussu.M MI n e mi. n, Near.
Runur a Drk~"h md Me~"I MorEaa q La~h Of PhnadIphla, aa Of Mr. q a numa
r@n "Ara E'atAC hoate& aua and Menr%s eLmaa 4 ssuEuau, or N, YORK.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-25
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal

ty-fourth annual convention, assembled g
Denver, Col, representing banks of every
state and territory, begs most heartily to
congratulate the President of our beloved
republic upon the successful conduct of
the war and the brilliant achievements OF
our army and navy and the prospect Of
peace"
The motion was carried unanimously.
A. c. Anderson, cashier of the ST. Paul
National Bank, st. Paul, Mimi, read
paper on practical Safeguards Against
Check Raising"
Mr.. Anderson's remarks were referred
TO the executive council for such action
as 1t may decide upon. 1t was decided to
continue the educational committee with
appropriation for conducting the work.
A humorous incident of the session was
the singing of the popular melody "A Hot
Time in the Old Town" by the members.
1t was suggested by the gentlemen who
had referred to the alleged origin of the
song in Cripple Creek as he finished
lady in one of the boxes sang in clear
voice the first verse and then TO the dis
comfture of the presiding officer the whole
convention joined in the chorus.
The afternoon was devoted to a trolley
ride about the city.
A smoker was given at night at the
Denver Wheel Club.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-25
TRUST COMPANY SECTION.
They Meet at Denver and Elect OFF,
GERS for the Year.


They Meet at Denver and Elect OFF,
GERS for the Year.
Denver, Col, Aug. A-The second an
nual meeting of the Trust Company Sec
ton of the American Bankers Associa ton
was held at the Denver Club to-day.
After The report of the executive COM
mittee a technical paper on THE Duties
and Liabilities of Trust Companies as
Transfer Agents" was read by Fred R.
Alderman, counsel for the Old Colony
Trust Company of Boston. This was fol-
lowed by a five-minutes' talk on why
trust companies are better equipped than
individuals to act in trust capacities; the
nature and extent of their duties.
A number of addresses were made, af-
ter which the election of officers was TAX
en- up, the following being chosen:
misunderstanding T. Jones of st.
Louis.
Vice Chairman-otto Manners of New
York.
Chairman of the Executive Committee
Anton G. Hodenpyl of Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Secretary-Arthur Heurtley of Chicago.
Executive Committee for Three Years
Otto Banners of New York. F. b. Gibson
of Denver, Arthur Heurtley of Chicago.
Executive Committee for One Year in
Place of Breckenridge Jones (Resigned)-
John H. Holiday of Indianapolis.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-25
SESSION OF KNIGHTS.
Much Routine Business TRANSACTED
ut Yesterdays Meeting.


at Yesterdays Meeting.
Indianapolis. Ind, Aug. 24.-The Supreme
Lodge. knights of Pythias, went into ex-
ecutive session at 9 O'Clock this morning
and at adjourned at u clock
Much routine business was transacted
committees We're appointed and reports
were referred.
Representative Gale of Massachusetts,
resigned from the investigating committee
appointed yesterday, and George M. Ham
son of Maine, was appointed to I'LL the va
cancy.
Representative Bangs of North Dakota,
was made chairman of this committee
and the members at once adjourned to be-
gin their work.
Supreme Chancellor Colgrove appointed
John Alexander of Virginia and William
B. Gale Of Massachusetts, supreme trib-
unes. These appointments are for six
years.
Representative Gale succeeds George
Gay of Tennessee.
Supreme Chancellor Colgrove also APP
pointed the following committee TO consid-
er the question of changes In the supreme
tribunal: Representatives Kuehnle of
Iowa, Clizbe of Michigan, harrington of
Maine, Bottom of New Jersey, and Weed
of Wisconsin.
This committee was asked TO consider
the report of the supreme chancellor of
the supreme tribune and go into the ques-
ton thoroughly. particularly the PROPOSE
ton TO cut down the size of the tribunal
TO three members.
At Camp Colgrove to-day the prize drills
began.
At the session of the Rathbone Sisters
to-day twenty-six past grand chiefs took
the supreme temple degree
The Knight of Khorassan elected Of
ficers to-day
one of the big social events of the en-
campment was the public reception given
tonight in the state capitol. Gov Mount
and the other stale officers assisted. The
attendance was large
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-25
IN HONOR or GEN. LEE.
An Elaborate Entertainment Given
Him at Jacksonville.

Jacksonville. Fla, Aug. 24-Col Torrey,
commanding the Second Volunteer Caval-
ly, entertained a large party of the gem
eral officers of the Seventh Corps this
evening in honor of Gen. Lee.
A large steamer took the party about
twenty miles up the river where an elab-
crate supper was served and speeches
made Nothing Of political Importance or
relating to the plans that are 10 be car
ricd out by the army OF occupation was
uttered. The entertainment was one of
the most elaborate that has been given in
connection with the encampmont Of troops
in Jacksonville.
The three divisions Of the corps are 10
DOG reviewed. one each day, tomorrow
Saturday ana Monday
a review OF The entire corps win ha
hold next week 100 which about 5000 men
Will De- IN line Several members of the
Presidents cabinet viii Dee present. and
an urgent invitation has been extended 10
che President 60 attend but Boz has not
yoi notified Gen. Lee VI his intentions Ia
iAc matter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-25
H5,. Till do not cause pain or grIpe
lAOOd > HIS All druggists. % cents.
SOLDIERS cHANGING cAMP.
A General Exodus at Fernandina
Yesterday.

heSteFday.
Fernandina Fla., Aug. A-The Second
New York Regiment left to-day for Troy,
N. Y, where they viii be mustered out
of service. The wagons and stock of this
regiment were left and divided between the
other regiments now camped here. Three
trains took the Second New York out,
the first leaving at 4:9O o'clock, followed by
the second at $50 O'Clock. and the last
one at O'Clock tonight.
The regiment broke camp at 10 O'Clock
this morning and at u O'Clock sharp
the regiment took up it's march to the cars
on which they We're to embark, escorted
by the gallant Sixty-ninth Regiment, who
saw them off in good shape.
The regiment got off without hitch, and
as each train moved out a hearty cheer
went up. while Home. Sweet Home" was
sung by hundreds of voices.
This morning, before camp was broken,
the surgeons Of the Second called on all
their sick, and those that were able were
taken in Pullman cars with the regiment.
Others who could not stand 1t by rail
win go up by Clyde steamer from Jack
sonville to New York as soon as they can
possibly be moved.
Before the troops went on board the cars
a thorough sanitary inspection was made
to see that they are clean and in good
order.
The Third Pennsylvania broke camp to-
night and are loading their equipment and
win get off tomorrow morning for Hunts
Vile. They win be escorted to the trains
by the First Ohio Regiment
The One Hundred and Fifty Seventh will
break camp tomorrow and probably get
away tomorrow night.
The hospital train that left this morning
took 100 patients to Fort Thomas 1t
will return here on Friday for other sick
ones.
Private r. e. Lawrence of Company G,
Fifth Ohio, died of typhoid to-day. His
body was forwarded tonight
Sheriff Higginbotham arrested Paul
Holmes of the First Florida Regiment as
the regiment was leaving. Holmes was
a jail bird who broke Jail in January and
enlisted a few weeks ago He was the
murderer of James Burnham of Westvile
Fla