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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-16
Very wide pillow lace, 1c yard.

Very wide plllOW lace, lc yafd. Genuine 200 yards Coats cotton, Sc a spool.
 Mems white 25c bar and walters aprons for Sc.
 Misses stylish fast color calico wrappers, 25c.
 Gents elegant silk ties, % @ piece. Gents elegant stylish silk and satin scarfs, Sc.
 Ladies' good sateen corsets, 25 cents. Ladies' good summer corsets, 25c. Ladies' Thomson glove-fitting cor sets, have been $1.00. now 25 cents. Thompson's nursing corsets, 25 cents. Thomson's s1.5O abdominal corsets, 49 cents.
 The following $1.25 and $1.50 corsets at 49 cents: Loomer's, Dr. Warmers S, R. & G., Sonnette, P. N, w. B. Take your choice, 49 cents.
 Children's genuine rubber diapers, 121s cents.
 A great many other bargains at half price.
 I must retire from business on &C., count of poor health.
 MILIUS FRANK, 7S0 Chapel.
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BoDy OF rrNKNOWN B1TRIED

The remains of the man found float ing in the harbor on Tuesday afternoon were buried yesterday afternoon, the body not having been identified The body was that of large man, fully six feet in height. The relatives of the missing Fair Haven men, Mackenzie and Connors saw the body, but could not identify it.
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Those 35c Seal Belts!

Real Black Seal if you please. Lined, stitched, with gilt or nickel harness" or covered buckle. You know what you pay most places. Eve'y day here, 55e.
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Elizabeth. N. j., Oct. 19.

EI1zaDeIn, ". J., UCl. I5, Io5o.
 Ely Bros, Dear Sirs: Please accept my thanks for your favor in the gift of a bottle of Cream Balm. Let me say have used it for years and can thoroughly recommend it for what it claims, if directions are followed.
 Yours truly, (Rev.) H. w. Hathaway.
 No clergyman should be without it. Cream Balm is kept by all druggists. Full size soc. Trial size 10 cents We mail it. Ely Bros, 4 j14 St cod 1tw 56 Warren St., NY. city.
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WEA1HER RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF THE CHIEF

AGRICULTURAL UEPARTMENT
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU. WAsHrNaToN. D. C.. June !5, 1888, 8 D. m. Forecast for Thursday- For Connections: Fair weather, followed by increasing cloudiness, possibly showers on the coast; brisk easterly winds. For Eastern New York: Fair, except pos sible showers in southern portion; north- easterly winds
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1. Very Extra Good, 9Sc.

New Percale and Lawn Wrappers, pink, blue. grey etc. Double shoulder
 ruffle. Front and back trimmed with washable braid and embroidery.
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Expert Awning Makers.

Price of awning depends on size, naturally. Can begin here as low as $I.S5 and yet give you the very best goods and skilled work.
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Nimble Nineteen Cents ss

What a lot for a little
 Nineteen Cents greatest chance yet of money making These four special Ioc sales Thursday.
 Nothing in the whole lis' Cess than 25e regular ::
 The 1oc Neckwear. Silk and Madras Puffs. Fancy Band Bows. "Patriotic" Neck Ties. Lace Trimmed Lawn Scarfs. Pique "Flat" Ascots. Percale and Linen Chemisettes.
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?. Very Extra Good, 44c.

New Lawn Wrappers in pink, green, blue and white or black and white. Shoulder ruff1es edged with lace Washable braid on front Separate vest-well made.
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Another Corset Carnival {!

Corset-bargains all the way from Brooklyn
 You know the goods and what you have to pay for 'em any other time.
 Just HaLf Prize, Thursday
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Two Famous Wrapper Times.

In the interests of many folks set for Thursdays sale:
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sl.oo Madame Foy corsets, 49c.

ra5 Pairs of Madame Foy's Healtt and Skirt Supporting Corsets. Colors white and drab Sizes IS to 36. Stand ard price all over, $I,oo. H/h1le theJ last, 49c.
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4 Pounds of Soap. 2sc.

A four pound bar of the genuine pure Olive Oil Castile Soap on Thursday for 25c. 5oc regular.
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Furniture Slip Covers.

Linen or French or Domestic Gre tonnes-rightly made. reasonably priced al ways ready to estimate.
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China MattingS.

The best of both Jap, and China goods, Beginning at IaHc yd.. s4.ool roll of 40 yards-easy ill between prices up to 95c yd., $Is.o roll,
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Lace Curtain Cleaning.

Seventy-fve cents pair for all kinds except ruffled and futed which need extra care and cost little more,
 Swiss expert cleaning done here.
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The loc Handkerchiefs.

Ladies pure linen and fine lawn em- broidered Handkerchiefs. hemstitched and scalloped edges. Usual 25c.
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sl.oo White Madras Cloth corsets. s9c.

zs Pairs of White Madras Cloth Cor sets. A corset made especially for sum mer-very light-weight-new length of waist. Standard retail price, SI.oo. Sizes Io to 27. While tAey last, 5oc.
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The loc Embroideries.

About twenty choice designs in inch Cambric Enbroideries, 2M inches open work designs, button-hole stitct edge. Usual 2sc.
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Take . Dollar for 4sc.

Little bunch of pretty Wash Shirt Waists Were $I.oo and more. Any now 4Sc.
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33c Florida Water. 25c.

On Thursday. a large size bottle of, Byrnes' delicious Florida Water for 25c. Regular 33c kind
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Of extra good quality of broom corn, double sewn, strongly made. nickel cap and brass ringed top. One of o1r standard sbeciais.
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$1.00 B. B. Warner Corsets, soc.

A few more dozen left of the B. B Warner Corsets. Standard price, SI.oo Closingout price 5ec.
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CARPET
 PIECES,

We have the best line of Carpets in New Haven. As we sell by sam pie, our samples are the best. They are ] 1-2 yds in length and are the best possible va1ue. We have sold these every season very quickly people appreciate a good bargain. You can use them in many ways. We need room and must nov, these quickly; therefore, the prices are lower than ever. Please come carly and avoid disappointment.
 Prices from, 25c uy,.
 Think of itl
 "Cbe $bcp"
 CHAS. P. THOMPSON, 60 Orange St.
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The loc Laces.

Fine French Wal" Laces, 1ec., for piece of IF yds. Very choice edgings.
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A Weeks
 Sale of Upholsteries.

lNOl q IeQuCllOll Sale of here but what Upholsteries. will be fully
 backed up. This store has a well-earned reputa- ton for doing what it says it will. Roller Shades-good quality opa- que shades, mounted on spring rollers.
 Plain, l7c. ea.; fringed, 23c. ca. Lambrequins-of Japanese cloth, tinselled. Fringed on 3 sides.
 loc. each. silkolines and crepes n best quality and full 3o inch width
 7c. yard vestibule Rod-a3 foot brass rod with brackets, Sc. Lace Curtains
 Brussels effect, 2oc. pr. worth Soc., 6oc. :" Irish point effect :" $1.o8, ,S1.3o" Swiss effect 2.5O, IFS i" New Savoy effect" $50, 2.4o" Real Irish Point Lace Curtains. Worth $3.5o, S2.4o pr. 4.75, 3.75"
 600. 408" Chenille Curtains-reg size, fringed both top and bottom, with and without dado. Worth $50. S2.4o pr. Cotton Blankets.
 2 cases of white and colored cotton blankets, in 1O-4 size.
 SIC. a pair. Usual price is soc.
 1 case of white cotton blan- kets, in 1o-4 size. 3oc. a pair. Usual price, 5o cents.
 cases of white and grey cot ton blankets, in 11-4 size.
 62c. a pair. Usual price, 75c.
 cases of white and grey COL ton blankets, in 12-4 size.
 soc. a pair. Usual price, $1.25. Gowns.
 Women's Night Gowns, made from Fruit of the Loom Cotton-with turn over collar and cuffs, with edges hem stitched, fine tucks in yoke.
 Sizes IA, IS and 10, 75 cents. Sizes 17 and IS, 8o cents. Worth at least 25 per cent more. Dress Goods.
 Blacks Twelve pieces black wool Jacquards,in gooddesigns. Worth 3oc. yard. Our price for Thurs day only, loc. yard. In colors--45 in.colored Vigoreallx, strictly all wool, and worth 6oc. yard. Thursday only 35c. yd. "Going Away Specials" to induce you to become acquainted with our up.to-date Toilet Goods Department.
 2sc Tooth Brush, 17c. 7oc. Keep Clean Hair Brush, 48c. r5c. Dressing Comb, any style, oc. 19c. Sponge, l2c. 17c. Packers Tar Soap, 13c. I5c. Cold Cream, 1Oc. 2sc.:Celluloid Soap Boxes, l5c. Collapsable Drinking Cup and Case, 21c. Nail Brushes, l0C. Small size, fine quality Whisk Broom, oc. 1 Almond Meal, Sc. T lcum Powder, perfumed, Sc. Vienna Violet perfumery, oz., 20c. Iily ( 2Oc
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Embossed Lambreauins, 49c.

Real elegancies in pale pinks. nile greens, sky-blues, deep orange, with ex- quisite hand painted flower pieces. Fringed three sides.
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$ SkeinS for 2c.

Wash Embroidery Silk. A good assortment of the most useful shades.
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Take Your Choice, 25c.

Close on to a dozen kinds of choice Muslin Underwear Garments, all out on a twenty five cent table, Thursday:
 Every Piece Here 25c. Children's Cambric Dresses, long and short.
 Women's Long Muslin Skirts, deep rutfles.
 Women's Short Muslin Underskirts, cambric ruffleS.
 Women's Muslin Drawers, deep hem, stitched ruffle. Women's Drawers, deep cambric ruffles, lace and hamburg edges.
 Women's Corset Covers, w" of Ham. burg.
 Womens Corset Covers, low neck, lace trimmed.
 Business Men, Please {!
 Do your eyes trouble you ?
 Sure you have the right glasses? Mo eAargs here for an expert to tell you.
 "Feather-weight' Eye Glasses, 75c. Excellent for reading and "near work. :" Stays in place with little pressure and set close to eyes. Regular Sr.oo grade.
 "Invisible" Eye Glasses, 8Sc.
 Best for constant wear, narrow spring, easy-ftting nose piece and frameless lenses. Gold-filled monntings. Regu- ar $r.5o goods.
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Japanese Crepe Lambrequins, 19c.

yards. long. three sides fringed-a large variety of colors. General trade calls 'em bargains at 25c.
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Summer Netting Corset Specials.

Fine values in Summer Netting Cor sets. Our own styles. All lengths oi waists at 3oc., 4oc. and o8c.
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A little bargain-list rounded up for your good pleasure.
 Quick sellers-don't wait!
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15c Whisk Brooms for 1oc.

Fehr's Talcum Powder, 1oc kind fol Ioc.
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Skeleton Pillows, 49c.

Very much choicer denims, tickings, cretonnes, etc., very elaborately decor ated. Nearer 75c and osc grade.
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Tnvisible" Eye Glasses, 8Sc.

Best for constant wear, narrow spring. easy-htting nose piece and frameless lenses. Gold-filled monntings. Regu- ar ST. 50 goods.
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Thursday Bargains.


 Pillow Cases-1ooo Pillow Cases, size 45x36, made from Dwight Anchor, Pequot and Atlantic Cottons and made the right way of the cloth-that is proof that they will wear more than twice as long. Are worth 15c.
 Our price %. each. Brown Cotton-O bale of the very best quality 4-4 brown Cotton. Worth Sc.
 Thursday oAc. yard. Windsor Percales-One case of the best quality Windsor Per cales, in light, medium and dark colorings. Taken out of regular 121ac. goods.
 Marked to Sc. yard. Cotton Crash-One lot of the best quality bleaehed and brown ttwwilled Cotton Crash CCffsaissllii. Such as we sell for 5c.
 5 yards for Is cents. Hens Underwear-Men's ecru cotton, jersey ribbed Shirts and Drawers. Shirts finished with French neck and pearl buttons. Sizes: shirts 34 to 44-drawers B to AZ. Regular 35c. quality.
 Special at 25c. each. Women's Underwear-Women's white cotton, jersey ribbed Vests, finished with silk tape atneck and arms, and lace trimming, low neck and sleeveless. Sizes 4, 5, 6. Regular 19c. quality.
 Thursday only, l0c. each. Women's Hose-Women's fast black, full regular made Hose, high spllced heels, spliced toes and double soles. Sizes 81z to 10. Regular 21c. quality.
 Thursday only at l5c. pair.
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All at Sc I'd.

Silk Drapery Fringe. A fair choosing of colors.
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Art Goods Opportunities 1!

1T A little bargain-list rounded up for your good pleasure. Quick sellers-don't wait! Dainty Toilet Water Bottles, 2sc. Delicate opal blue. pink and green tint, ed, neck and top combined with rich, hand painted bases. Sell regularly fot 4oc.
 Japanese Crepe Lambrequins, 19c. yards. long. three sides fringed-a large variety of colors. General trade calls 'em bargains at e5c.
 Skeleton Pillows, 25c. In pretty sateens and cretonnes- quite 25 different colorings and designs.
 Skeleton Pillows, 49c. Very much choicer denims, tickings, cretonnes, etc., very elaborately decor- ated. Nearer 75c and oSc grade.
 Embossed Lambrequins, 49c. Real elegancies in pale pinks. nile greens, sky-blues, deep orange. with ex- quisite hand painted flower pieces. Fringed three sides.
 SkeinS for Pc.
 Wash Embroidery Silk. A good assortment of the most useful shades.
 All at Sc I'd. Silk Drapery Fringe. A fair choosing of colors.
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Skeleton Pillows, 25c.

In pretty sateens and cretonnes- quite 25 different colorings and designs.
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Dainty Toilet Water Bottles, ?

Delicate opal blue. pink and green tint, ed, neck and top combined with rich, hand painted bases, Sell regularly fos 4oc.
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Business Men, Please :!

"Feather-weight'' Eye Glasses, 75c.
 Excellent for reading and near work. Stays in place with little pressure and set close to eyes. Regular St.oo grade.
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Warm Weather Bargains.
 The store fairly bristles with them Don't re- member a week when purchasing chances were so varied and so advantageous.
 Words of few follow:

The Sale Of These women,s Gloves: ,bdilf P5ides sc3',s1 4Te cost to land. Wise women will grasp these opportunities. Fine French Kid Gloves-in 4 button, 3 clasp and 4 hook styles, in special colors and styles. In cluded are our well known Mad eleine, Constanz, Monceaux and Normandy Gloves.
 $l.2O.
 Usual prices, Si.75 and S2.oo At 07 cents-8 button Mousque- taire Suede Gloves, in white. Real worth S1.38.
 At S7 cents-2 clasp and 4 hook Glace Kid Gloves, in colors and black. Worth St.2o.
 At 6o cents-2 clasp Glace Kid Gloves, in tan, mode, pearl and white. Worth St.OO.
 At s cents-2 clasp and 4 hook Glace Kid Gloves, in tan, brown, slate and black. Worth 37c. At 25 cents-4 button black Glace Kid Gloves and 3 clasp col ored Suede Gloves, in small sizes only. Worth S1.Oo and $.25. Fabric Gloves-Black and colored Lisle and Taffeta Gloves. Worth 25c. l21a cents.
 Black and colored Taffeta Gloves. Worth soc. B cents.
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Local Weather Report.
 FOR JUNE 15. 1889,
 Brief Mention.

D. H. EMERY, Observer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
GENERAL WOODS POSITION,


WASHINGTON, July &-It is aid at
the War Department than Gem Leonard
Wood is mot Governor General ot SANTA
go. as has been ,w0uo1neF re0lr
And m fact there s u1 I.h officer dt
present as Governor General nr even
Military Governor Dr. Ia explained chat
inc status is as follows. General 81. tNI'.
bin. as senior officer oft tao detail oI
American troops iD santiago proper was
the commanding officer iie fel DID, anf
as General wood was tle second Doc r'nN.
hv virtue of that fact ha assumed come
maod of au the American troops in SAM
raeo cIty NOT very numerous according
to Shaners report Ihe garrison bias
been kept down from "a desire to m.nimI".
the number of men exposed to CONTRACTOR.
10 happens. fortunately for santiago.
that General Wood rs 1 most completely
medical officer $50 that Doe Dr. above a!
OF the general officers with ShIffer the
best qualified t0 Immediately relieve the
city from the unlef'fhr' conditions that
are said t0 exist there and rut m DOB e0nd
sanitary order NJ s urrrs ins how
much cam ha accomplished hF 400 tfHF
officer acting with fHN powers l1 inla
direction Tine medioH. officers here nee
o.u tb. arf that during fHe civil war.
bv the ADOPTION 0f rigid sanitary urecaI-
ti0us and iusistence upon 80 2iN@ ihe
city clean. General Butler while ln COM
maud of the Federal forces 40 NtW Or
leans. managed to absolutely exc .Nle Ael-
low fever from that place while the
other Gulf ports suffered severely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
MICHAEL RETRlEEyS HIMSELF.
He Defeated Linton ia a.25 Mile Race
no Manhattan Teach.

NEW YORK. July % Jimmy Mcl-
ael tho Nttle WeIch cYc'iat met Tom
Linton or Wales. 100 the Manhattan Beach
cycIe track to-day Boo a l5-mIe paced race,
and beat bis opponent in fhh presence
OF more than 1900 spectators. HIs dee
feat on Saturday last through the bIrsi-
jung pf Cd tire was not looked upon "A
defeat hy any means hy the midget b
friends. and to-day thousands 0r dole
hrs were bet and won on the 'r1rehit.'
Michael was the fsy0rife In f1e betting.
odds OF 100 10 So being freely lald on bis
chances. and boz the history of cycling
here has never been such large amount
vagered ou "a contest
Michael was nrst away when me pistol
was fred and assumed me lrt1 in me
first fifty Yards Before ha had como Two
hundred yards a chain broke on nls pace
ing machine and according i' me agree
ment fhe riders were recalled % mo
starting point Tho pacing maslines
were an CUNTS. buf Michael picked nap
hts much better ana cleaner man Linton.
Tn the tenth mile Linton passed Michael
bat only held the lead for a quarter ~
iap when Michael passed him again. In
the twentieth milo Linton made won
de~fuI effort and overlook Michael in The
second lap OF that mile.
In the last Zap Linfons men swung out
and Few past Michael amid delfenins
cheers. Linton maintained his advantage
for nearly "a mile until he lost his pace.
makers Michael who was then riding
Ike "a little demon. passed his opponent
and rode away from him. In the last
mile Michael at one time wlS nearly hsls
lap ahead. but Linton reduced THIS 10 a
little less than two hundred yards he the
anal lap Michael rnaliy crossed The
tape winner by about one hundred and
seventy yards. His time was $500 3-5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
AN IMPORTANT
REVENUE RULING.
Special Tax Not for Men Who Simply
Buy and Sell Real Estate
WHAT CONSTITUTES A BROKER
Ueisa Man Who Negotiatcs Purchase
or sales ofStocks. Bonds, on Notes
in the Course OF His
Business.

WASHINGTON July @-In a decision
made to-day the Commissioner of ln.er-
nal Revenue holds Chat there e no pros
vision Zoo the new revenue act under
which special taN can bo held to he im-
ro.ed ou real estate as goods. or 7hy
person or drm for simply buying or 'eA-
iue real estate on commission. either Tor
themselves or for others. also. that me
law BIS aimed at a. class of men known
qenoraUy m tle community as brokers,
who ONhothcr This ia their sole occupa-
ton or is merely done bv them .u cone
ncction with their other busiuesU mcgee
ti4te purchases or sales of stocks bonds,
notes. etc.. either for themselves or Cor
others The decision holds t'lt 3D. hr
construction of mo law does NOT MAKE
amy man "a broker necessarily who in-
vests his surplus earnings BOB SEQ ks.
bonds. notes. etc.. hur does mo-, negotiate
purchases cor sales thereof
ga man ls broker uulen thls ac.
lt concludes. "who ncgouates purchases
0r sales of stock bonds. notes. crc. H
The course of business. and This apDUes
t0 real estate agents. insurance agents.
attorneys or any person or firm who DOB
connection with their profession or 0ccu-
patton. mako it "a regular part of their
business to negotiate purchases of stock.
bonds notes. etc., either Tor themselves
or others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-24
TO PAY BACK OFFICERS,
The Adjutant. General Asks for state
ments of the Amounts Expended.

ments of the Amounts Expended.
CAMP ALGER. July 22-spocial.-col.
Male has received and had published a
letter from Col. 10. Lane Stern IN regard
20 tho refunding Of money by the State
TO officers Of this regiment Tor expenses
incurred ia mastering and recruiting
their companies. Col. Male has ordered
statements Of the same 20 be made on
and handed IN 20 the adjutant who Will
send them 20 Richmond.
A number Of boxes were received by
the boys OF the different companies to-
day and good things were plenuiul'
Friends az home generally send tneir
donations some time after payday, the
boys not caring much about them when
money S. plentiful Tho monotony or
eating nothing but rice and potatoes was
relieved to-day by the Issuance or beer
and soup was served for dinner to-od|
with cakes for descTt.
Capt willard was here yesterday al-
ternoon and had command Of his COM
pauy ~ battalion parade. lie IS having
some trouble securing tho rest OF the
recruits necessary TO ON up the Third
Battalion 20 its full quota. Capt Rowe
is al present I'm Winchester, where he
homes 10 enlist enough new men 90 hnisf
his labors Nearly ail Of the companies
have their recruits ln RANKS now ana
they drill regularly with the old men. hut
fbcir presence viii be a handicap for
some little time. as there SIS good deal
of difference between company OF
eghty-four men and one Of JOG As
rule. however. tho new members are do
ing wei and improving rapidly.
The following six privates of Company
a. Dauville. were to-day appointed cor
porals. the appointment 90 take effect
immediately. First. j. r. Nehano Sec
ond. W. J.. Talbot. Third. Il S. Brown;
Fourth. j.. r. Bradshaw. Fifth J. f.
Bradley: Sixth 1T. O. Cole.
This makes the second company in the
regiment that has its fun number OF
non-commissiorad cflcers-D company
being The other
pi9e and pistol cartridges have been
issued 10 an of the companies ana DO IS
probable that target practice VIII be held
in "a hort time