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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
THE THIRD INSPECTED.
An Event Out Of the Ordinary-NOt
Reduced.

CAMP ALGER, VA, June S0.-(Speclal)
An event out of the ordinary was the
regimental muster and inspection, which
took place this morning. Orders were re-
ceived from General Butler last night for
the muster and inspection to be held, and
Colonel Male had the hour fixed at A.
NJ. Reveille was sounded one hour car
Her, and guard-mount took place two
hours earlier than the regular time. The
men were required TO wear their KNAPP
sacks and other equipments, and the reg
iment presented the appearance OF being
about to move. After the companies had
been formed in close column, Colonel
Male, after passing the field officers, In
spected the rifle and -accoutrements OF
every one in the regiment. The task was
not completed until nearly 10 O'clock ana
then was followed by muster of the
entire regiment. Nearly all OF the rifles
were found TO be in good condition. After
the exercises on the field were concluded,
Colonel Male, accompanied by Lieutenant
Riace. made a tour of the camp. and
took a look into every tent. Some of these
were rather crowded, on account of the
new men. but Colonel Male Is working
hard to secure more tents and his Ell
forts will probably bring them this week.
All Of the troops who were detailed In
the hospital corps some days ago have
been transferred from their companies,
and are now located at division headquar-
tiers. where they say they get much bet
ter things to eat, and at present have lit
tie TO do
An excursion train of ten or twelve cars
arrived in Washington yesterday after
excursjonists have been out here in large
numbers visiting their friends in the two
companies from that city. They also
found many acquaintance amongst the
rest of the regiment.
A report which came to the Dispatch
correspondent Tuesday, and when az
peared In the paper Wednesday morning,
in regard to Corporal Tuggle, of Company
c. being relieved Of his stripes, turns out
10 be a mistake, and Captain Allen, OF
the company, wishes 1t denied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
Naval Reserve Enlistment.

TAMPA, FLA, June S0.--The arrival of
Lieutenant-C Commander Cornwell, United
States navy. In charge of the Seventh
District, coast defence system, signifies
an advancing step of the Florida naval
reserves. Lieutenant Cornwell has been
directed by the Secretary of the Navy to
enlist the Florida naval militia and the
United States auxiliary naval force. 10
establish the coast-patrol. and man the
coast-defence boats. The work viii be
done at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01

but did little fun" He Was not a.
| ways q, feetotaler.
| II IL recognized that drinking to ex
| cess il extremely dangerous IN a not Gil
| mate, such as this, and much more IS
| en- Cuba,
| The heat grows much more intense
| From 8 o'clock IN the morning until
| in the afternoon the temperature Is some
| thing terrific. The men have &c stay
| close under shelter. though. OF course
guard duty has 10 be kept up. some
times wonder II the man lounging In inc
| shade up in the Virginia mountains, ms
blood cooled By gentle breezes. and ICY
drinks. can have a proper sympathy iof
tho moor devil beneath the blazing sun,
marching I'D and down In sand seVsra'
inches deep. doing guard duty at camp
Cuba Libre. ! have seen hunureos Oh
mulattoes In Virginia whittier In COM
plexion than many Of the Virginia soi-
diers here are now.
Many of the officers Of the Second VII
ginia are studying Spanish under a CUBAN
teacher. They like the language, an"
think II remarkably easy of requirement.
Sheath-knives are becoming very popu-
everywhere, much resembling a big corn
cutter, except In size.
Major Watson, of the Second Is called
Justice John" by Richmonders in the
regiment. because OF his jurisdiction over
all minor offences of the men-very SINH
lar to that of police justice In munich
pallties. Major Watson IL one OF the
finest officers in the Seventh Corps, and
Is extremely popular with both his COM
missioned ard enlisted comrades.
Captain Simmons. assistant surgeon OF
the Second, is much pleased with his as
signment TO duty as examiner of recruits
for the First Florida Regiment. He VIII
be stationed In Jacksonville for two
weeks. and will then probably have 10
make a tour of the east coast. His du-
ties are very light.
Lieutenant A. ID. Percy, of Company
Gynchbdrg Zouaves). is being heartily
congratulated by his brother officers upon
his appointment to General Arnolds
staff as ordnance officer. Lieutenant
Percy has been q member of the Zou-
ayes for twelve years. and has had
commission for some time. lie is splen-
did young officer.
Lieutenant Hartman, Of Company I, Is
president of the Young Mems Christian
Association OF the Second and he says
condition. He will soon have In position
a S0x40 tent, In which will be stored the
library of the association. Brother
hood of st. Andrew Chapter has also
been organized in the regiment, and
Patton says the general reli-
gious work among the men is progressing
most satisfactorily.
Captain Oliver Perry Smith. of Phila-
delphia, has been assigned to the Third
Brigade as commissary.
Major-General Keifer has been as
signed to duty with the Seventh Corps,
and will probably be given charge of a
division.
1t is reported that General Thomas l.
Rosser will bring his brigade here from
and be attached to General
Lees Corps.
Mr.. i. A. Chapman formerly Of Rich
mond, but now a carriage manufacturer
Of Jacksonville, has been very kind to
the Richmond companies. especially to
NJ. of the Second. Many OF the
boys have partaken of the hospitality of
his home.
Captain John Murdaugh, Of Portsmouth.
was in camp this week. calling on the
bows from his city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
OUR sFOURTH' IN CANADA.
II Is Proclaimed "A Pubiic Holiday at
NIAGARA Falls.

:, BUFFALO. N. V, June GA special
10 the Express from Niagara Falls, Ont
says Mayor Hin has proclaimed July 4th
q public holiday in that city, and that
public-spirited citizens are preparing for
the first celebration of independence
bay in Canada. The special attributes
She proclamation to sympathy with the
Anglo-American alliance movement, and
predicts that several Canadian towns
VIII follow The example of Niagara
tails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
WHY I! (! I!
r.. A. MILLER,
TAx ON sToCK CERTIFICATES.
Ruling as 10 Meaning of an "Oriei-
mi Issue"


. WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June @.-On a
question of construction of that part Of
schedule A of the act of June 10. 1898, i'm
posing stamp-tax con each original
issue. whether on organization or re-
organization. of certificates of stock, 1t is
held by the Commissioner Of Internal
RoVenue. In a circular issued to-day, that
the meaning Of the words. "original is
sue" as therein used, is limited and con-
frolled by the words, "whether on organi-
zation or reorganization" and that, there
fore, the only certificates of stock on
which the tax of cents con each hun
bred dollars of face value, or fraction
thereof" is imposed by the act are the
certifcates issued on or after July |, 1898,
On the organization or reorganization Of
q company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
AN ORDINANCE AS TO THE USE OF
BARBED WIRE FOR FENCING.
lAnnroved Iune "a lsq8l

Be II ordained by the Council Of the
city OF Richmond:
That after the expiration OF thirty days
from the approval of this ordnance no
person shall, within three feet OF any
street or alley, put or keep up any barbed
or pointed wire as part OF any fence or
wail; provided. however, that nothing
herein contained shall prevent any one
from putting such wire upon the top OF a
wall or fence feet high. when no paft
OF such wire shall project over the line
of such wall or fence into street or
alley All wire now used as part OF
any fence or wall and closer than three
feet to the line OF the nearest street or
alley. and rot or ths top Oh lenee or
within thirty days from the date OF the
approval OF this ordinance.
ANY person violating any provision, re-
strictioT. or requirement Of this ordinance
shall be liable TO a fine Of not less than
&, nor more than SO: each days violation
TO be a separate offence.
BEN. I. AUGUST.
te 2s-5t City Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
Disastrous storms in Hungary.

LONDON, July 1.-The Vienna corre-
spondent of the Standard says; During
the last few days there have been terrific
thunder and hail-storms, with cloud
bursts, i'm Hungary, especially in the
north and northwest districts. Property
and crops to the value of 100000 francs
($S, coo, oOW have been damaged or destroy
ed. Many persons and innumerable ami
mails have been killed. There have been
similar storms in Austria, where, also.
there have been fatalities and the crop
losses are serious"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01

N ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND RE.
Hc1,pDkIN SECTION 2 OF CHAPTER ~
0tS THE CITY ORDINANCES. CON
cERNING DISTRACTIONS AT RAIL.
RokD STATIONS AND STEAMBOAT
xyuARVES AND CLIMBING OF
ROYS ON CARS. &C.
approved June ~. 1881
Re II ordained by the Council OF the
city OF Richmond:
That section Of chapter s. OF ihe
f.,ty ordinances, concerning obstrucl!o0s
~ raiIroad stations and steamDoat
s.harves and climbing OF boys on cars
&c be amended and reordained so as -
road as follows:
n shall be unlawful for any person,
any such station or wharf. 10 mase
es 80" ,,1Snecessariiy loud outcry or ciam0Y.
nv Ia solicit custom or employment IN ;
-. lorder than a conversational orr,
mr. ~ take hold OF any passengers per
"a, c,ofhlng. baggage. or property Gif
iees previously requested by such passcE-
gar 10 DO so. Nor shall any person Sole :
ems. on OF employment exccnt seiil'
da,iv nnpefs. from any one when n q
hoieI omnibus, hack, or other yehicf,
Ia he or being conveyed 10 or FROM =
MOTEL ar depot. or from any person when
s.,S,hin ia feet OF the c,irbinE OF the side
walk surrounding hotel; provides, no~
ever nothing la this section snali -
construed 10 prevent kGS3men or drivers
Soliciting from their vehicles In the ma
ner above described, the patronegs 81 aty
This ordinance shall be IN force non
and after is due publication;
I'm 4. ANo<<nn.
" A-et ~''s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
IN ORDINANCE AS TO THE EREC-
TIoN OF WOODEN BUILDINGS.
approved June "a, 1881


approved June "a, 1881
Ra n ordained by the Council of the
city OF Richmond:
That authority is hereby conferred
unon the Board of Fire commissioners
and the Chief of the Fire Department
to grant permission for the erection OF
wooden buiIdings I'm any portion of the
CITY except such as the Counci MAJ
have designated as portions Wltnln
which no building OF WOOD shaii DC ersS.-
ed and except as 10 such squares as 70
which there shall be pendihs pelore anu
Undetermined by the Council a pettloh
NJ the owner or owners OF at least one
fourth of the ground included III eaeh
respective square, praying the pronlpi-
ton OF the erection IN any suen square
of buildings of wood, unless the outer
walls thereof shall be made OF brick ana
mortar. or stone and mortar, OF Some
other freproof material. IN, ,o,,,,
ANY tersons who shall build or peglh
the erection Of any wooden portion OF ~
building of wood, or shall allow any such
building or erection upon MS lot, IN Vio-
Iation OF any such prohibition. and with
cur a permit as above stated, snau De
liable to a fine of not less than -. nor
more than SlVQ. e,,od
z whenever any one shall De 30. Iheu,
he shall also be ordered by the court I'M
uosing the fine TO remove such Duilding'
or portion OF such building, within time
which may seem reasonable TO the court.
but not In less than five days. IL any
person shall fail TO obey such order OK
removal he shall DE liable to a me or not
less than $50 nor more 500 for such fall-
ire each day OF such failure TO be a
separate offence. After imposing fine
for such failure 10 obey the order OF re-
moyaI the court imposing such rne may
order the Chief OF the Fire Department
10 have said house, or such portion on
the same. removed at the expense OF the
owner of said lot and the costs and ex-
nenses so incurred shall 5e debt due
bv such owner TO the city.
This ordinance shall be In force from
BEN T. AUGUST.
"a q 5t Cit~ Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
waco Advance 10 Miners.

NASHVILLE. TENN, jane so.--A spe-
cIal from birmingham. Ala, says: The
tennessee Coal. Iron, and Railroad Com
pany signed new contract with their
miners to-day for all divisions, and there
.wsll be no strike. The Sloss Iron and
Steel Company yesterday posted notice
at their mines stating tlat an advance Of
2 az cents per ton would De paid. The
Tennessee Company gave the advance
also,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
Frcnch cable Restored.

PLAYA DEL ESTE. GUANTANAMO.
Juno 30.-The French cable. cut some
time ago near Guantanamo by the United
States auxiliary cruiser 81. Louis. has
been repaired by the cable-boat Adria.
To-day connection was established be-
tween General Skaters headquarters at
Baiquiri and Guantanamo. the line being
nsAd only for government business so far.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
rxnrcss shippers to Pay Tax.

NEW YORK. June S0--The officials of
me various express companies with head
quarters IN this city have decided that
shippers will be required 10 pay the war
revenue tax, plus the express companies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01

LANSING. MICH, June so.-one hun
dsed and forty employees in the different
brancbes Of the Robert Smith Printing
Company the successful bidders for the
State printing and binding this year win
40 out ON strike tomorrow morning. The
savse OF this IL the enforcement of the
zine-honr work day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01

AN ORDINANCE TO CONFER GER
TAIN POWERS ON THE COMMiI-
TEE ON IMPROVEMENT OF JAMES
RIVER AS To THE HARBOR os
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
approved June a. 1881
BE IL ordained by the council Oh Tue
city OF Richmond; . -
/. The Committee on Improvement OF
James River shall have power 10 DIX
lines along said harbor within which RI
parian owners may erect wharves docks,
and proper structures and fixtures Tor
commercial and manufacturing purposes.
They shall have authority 90 cause the
removal of any wharf dock, wreck, CT
other distractions 20 navigation, or that
may, in their opinion. be Injurious 10 the
harbor or that may cause ahoaling OF
said harbor, its branches, or tributaries,
at the expense OF the owners or the party
causing the obstruction, provided the
rights of any owners OF wharf, whose
lines have been heretofore liked oy au-
thority of law shall In no way be dts
turbed.
?. When any dredging Is done in any OF
the waters OF the harbor aforesaid he
committee shall have powers To designate
the place at which the dreuged material
shall be dumped.
3. The said committee shall have power
to make and enforce such rules and reg
ulations for the preservation or this n3r~
bor its police government, and the bet
ter use OF he wharf moorings and other
facilities thereof, as they may from time
TO time deem proper
T. Any person who shall fan TO obey
any requirement. restriction, rule, or reg
ulation, which the SAID committee shall
declare or impose, shall be liable to a
fine for such failure o, not less than $40
nor more than 800. each days failure 70
be separate offence
). This ordinance shall he In force from
its passage. BEN L. AUGUST
Je 2s-5t city Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
xe,v bicycle Record.

BosToN. June sc--Eddie McDuhee rode
the trnl mile Of twelve and one third
mile spin at charles-ltiyer Park to-day,
IA 1898. as timed from the training
platform. This Is thlee-fftls Of q second
fsstsf than tho worlds record. held by
Dlattx-Bctts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
AN ORDINANCE TO IMPOSE A III,
CENsE TAX UPON CERTAIN PED
LERS.
(Approved June 2A legs.
approved June "a. 1880

Be IL ordained by the Council OF tho city
of Richmond:
1. No person shall. within the limits OF
the city OF Richmond, engage In selling
country produce of any Kind from wa
CONS carts or other vehicles. and I'm de-
livering them at the time OF sale. without
having first taken out a pedler's license
FOR such purpose, and otherwise conform
ing 10 the provisions OF this ordinance.
3 The tax on said license shall be SO
per annum for one selling at retail To
the consumer. and $40 per annuIn for one
selling at wholesale 10 dealers. and shall
he maid I'm advance to the Treasurer OF
said city Upon the payment thereof,
the said Treasurer shall issue TO the party
a license in proper form, and shall also
deliver 10 him two tin signs. or form ana
design 10 be determined and supplied By
the Committee on Police, indicating tho
pavment of such license tax, which faid
signs the party shall have attached 10
his vehicle used for peddllng, one on each
side thereof.
3. The sum OF $40 is hereby appropriated
for said signs and the Auditor Is instruct.
cd 10 place said sum to the credit or
said committee for said purpose.
4 Nothing herein contained Is Intended
10 conflict with the right Of any person
TO sell their farm and domestic produce
nader chapter 625 OF the Acfs Of Assembly,
isa5-'s. nor with the right or persons 70
sell manufactured implements or ma
chimes other than sewing machines or
with peddlers OF cooking stoves ana
rarges and clocks, under chapter 40 OK
the Acts OF Assembly. hs',sn .s,a
shall he liable 10 a fne OF not less than
two nor more than nifty dollars, each
sale to be a separate offence,
This ordinance shall be In force from
ana ai'e' jug BEN T. AUGUST.
a, .. CITY Clerk,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
ron SOLDIERS TO VOTE,
Dlvlsian an Senate Committee ON
Party Lines.

Party Lines.
2 WASHINGTON, June N.-The Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections to-
day reported the bill allowing soldiers TO
vote in the field. The committee decided
upon this action at a meeting held to-
day, and in doing so divided upon party
lines, the Republicans supporting and the
Democrats opposing it, In reporting the
hin Senator IIoar gave notice that he
would take an early opportunity to call
Il I'D Tor action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
2s-ss

Cards. Biii-Heads. Statements. Letter
Heads. Note-Hcads, Circulars. HandDiiis.
Dodgers, &c.. printed by the Dispatch
Company al low prices. VIII give you
good work at same prices you pay for
Inferior work. Send III your orders and
we will guarantee satisfaction In every
particular,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
FROM CAMP ALGER.
SECOND noDY OF RElsroRCEsEsrs
TO LEAVE SUNDAY.
FIRGIEIAAs ARE NOT INCLUDED.
They are Not Yet Completely Armed
and Eauipped--4pxiety. About. Ger
many's Attitude-Rush for whr-
Revenue sfamps-Pcrsonais.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 90.-(Spe-
cial)-The second body OF troops for the
reinforcement Of General Skater will
leave Camp Alger for Newport News on
Sunday. or Monday. at the latest. Major
General Henry v. Guy, OF the regular
army, will have command Of the ,expe-
dtion, which VIII inclu lie the Sixth Mas
sachusetts. Sixth Illinois, and Eighth.
and Ninth Ohio regiments, which COM
pose General Garretsons brigade. The
Third Virginia will not go. as it is not
yet completely armed and equipped. by
arrangements made with the Navy De-
psrtment. the auxiliary cruiser Yale win
be sent from Santiago to Newport News,
and Is expected there op Saturday night.
She will take on 1900 tons of coal, and
then embark the troops. According
to the present calculations. the Yale will
be ready to sail on Tuesday, or Wednes-
day. at the latest She will carry fully
1900 men, the Sixth Massachusetts and
Sixth Illinois regiments being designated
for the first trip. The other two regi-
ments will sail on the Harvard, which is
due at Newport News about Tuesday or
Wednesday. When the Yale arrives at
Santiago, General Guy will take COM
mand of the troops which were taken
there by the Yale and Harvard on their
first trips.
ANXIETY ABOUT, GERMANY.
1t Is stated to-day on good authority
that there Is considerable anxiety among
the department officials in regard TO the
attitude of Germany in the Philippine
Islands. 1t Is understood in administra-
ton circles that the Germans are In
citing the insurgents against the Ameri-
cans, and IT may be that General Merritt
will have TO fight the insurgents as well
as the Spaniards, when he arrives. Re-
cent semi-official assurances OF neutrality
from Berlin are not believed TO be SIN
cere or reassuring by the authorities at
the State Department.
RUN FOR STAMPS.
There was a great run at the Internal
Revenue Department to-day for stamps
with which to begin business tomorrow,
and it was with difficulty that the local
demand could be satisfied. One news
paper here purchased 500 worth or
stamps yesterday evening. The use Of
postage stamps, marked II. r." will be
largely resorted to as the only means by
which the demand can be met.
Personal.
Gordon Wilson, University or virginia;
Miss Niche and Miss Emma Michie ana
Mrs. Williams, of Charlottesville, ana
Thomas Pondexter. OF Richmond, are at !
the Metropolitan
S. NJ. Saylor and family, Berryyille; j.
C. Farrar, Orange; w. G.. Jones and
wife. Mr. r. c. Walker, Miss Ia Walker, |
Lynchburg-St James.
c. n. Church, Lynchburg; ). u. Johh- |
son, ytheville-American.
c. A. Kent and wife, Miss NJ Bailey |
]. Phillips, Charlottesville
w. G. Mosley. Richmond-Cockran.
II. Il. Dilonos. No folk; c. 5. Adams, |
w. ID. Adams. Lynchburg-The Raleigh |
f. r.. Merry has been appointed a |
postmaster at East End, |
vice f. f.. Roveback, resign |
ed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
n,chmonser. in New York.

NEW YORK. June 80 -(special.)--J. w.
Jones. Grand; Mrs. A. Young. J.. G..
Young. Waldorf; DR.. d. ]. Coleman. J. B,
O'Reily. Gilsey; j. c. Gray. Sturdeyant;
j. ii. Neimyer Imperial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01

Two carloads OF Refrigeratorrssc aivea
sinee April list, and have Just rsver ely.
o o,,r ,hird which shows their popularity.
The event OF warm weather teno Ss. 70
bring us to fun realization OF me nec rs
sity of talxing proper preeaution Tor ,ns
preservation OF our butter nlk, anu
pnerishahle yiands and no other refrigera-
Tor will give you as perfect satisfaction as
the ODORLESS or LEONARD.
A sure savirs OF 20 per cent. or ice
guaranteed In the. use OK the ouofiess
over anv other make.
A complete line Of Water-Coolers In all
Qualities,
White Mountain, Ohio. and Arctic lee
Cream Freezers. Ice-Picks, lce-Shayers,
and everything In the line OF hot weather.
Our prices are low. A visit of inspec-
tion Is solicited. 10 lz-su. WSba
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01
orEIcERs ON FURLouGH.

Captain w. f. Anderson, first-asslstant-
surgeon, Third Virginia Regiment, United
States Volunteers; Captain j. ID. Allen,
Company q, Farmvilie Guards, and Cap
tain J.. A. Nichols. Company G. Peters
burg Grays, passed through Washington
tonight on their way home on tur-
Tough of four days
The officers say they are anxious 10 get
away from Camp Alger, but that the
fact of being granted leave of absence
indicates that the regiment will be there
for some time vet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01

In army orders to-day was the follow
ing: "By direction Of the Assistant
Secretary of War. Private John W. Jen-
kins, Company +, Fourth Virginia Vol
unteer Infantry, now an inmate OF the
almshouse. Richmond, Va, will be dis
charged from the service of the United
States on receipt of this order by the
commanding officer OF his regiment,
Jacksonville. Fla, who will forward the
discharge papers to the soldier"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-01

AN ORDINANCE PnnscRIsIEgg
Fiji Fal1 oo1 AMR hkSt 81 EHs Po RT
or RicHMoND. AND THE DUTIES
Akp I,rJ POWERS 9 oE THE hARBoR-