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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-21

Mayor OF San Juan and the spanIsI
bishop Resign.

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico Nov. 20.-Senor
Delvalle. mayor of San Juan, has rendered
his resignation because Of the persistent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23

,,-o,oer FOR "the Kingdom" Not robe
ana crown. and throne. but order ana
light and LOYALTY to our brothers and our
rather. What though we be bound ana
fet,ered and men N deris.on cry. an
tbon a King then?" The answer comes
back me same as from Jesus before p
late "for this cause came INTO the
world - we. too have kingdom or truth
.nd right 10 maintain. In letters ana con
sar,rotion as really as under crown ano
-ioridcat on Sin Is but satan ol4nuins
and oeryerting mans consciousness OF ms
rovaitv Christ refused all the mlseFaole
kinqdoms of this world as they wronght
~ u,ronz and swayed by cruelty, 10 nave
ona with cross waiting for his throne
hut eternal right and glory and love
reaching on from thence for Him ana
uis such must be the feelings Of the new
born the ''metenol,e" OF God. Thus forms
"the little band that IL Is Gods good
Measure 20 give the Kingdom
TIE nurpose OF this longed for Kingdom
q not only the enthroning Of Christ over
mon but II is the putting down all OF
mems enemies. death being the last that
shaII nerlsh. With the Kingdom or hea-
,sn comes mans betterment In every
sense Yes. Christ had 10 90 entirely out
M this world for model government.
satan did after Inn the kingdoms
of this world with oil Their glory. but
what an ooer 70 the Son OF God-what a
r,atted mass OF SERPENT IKE forces crush
Irc each other through time. Christ turn
"a from them 20 His own splendid king
dom OF right and purity.
The service tonight viii begin al >
o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
TIE FUTURE DRUGGISTS.
There are Fifsy-One Applicants Before
the BOarl

There are hfty-one candidates being
examined by the State Board Of Phar-
macy. Thirty-three are applying for GER
tifcates as registered pharmacists and
the remainder wish TO become assistant
pharmacists or the applicants one IS
lady and one Is colOred man. The
successful candidates viii be announced
THURSDAY.
The members Of the Board arc well
pleased with the action Of the General
Assembly in amending section 1853 Of the
Code of Virginia in relation 70 the prac-
tice Of pharmacy, although the amend
ment was hardly the one which some
members Of The General Assembly de-
sired TO have enacted.
Up TO the last session OF tho Leslsla-
ture the law provided that in towns
where there IS no resident pharmacist.
physicians might compound and sell medl-
cine and prescriptions. If they have been
practicing medicine for az least five years
The members Of the State Board Of Phar-
macy and other members of the profess
sion were very anxious 10 have the law
so modified as 20 prohibit physicians
from compromising and selling medicine
withins three miles OF a resident Dhar-
macist
This proposition, however. did not suit
the convenience OF the Senate. for that
body passed a bill introduced by Senator
Turnbull. OF Brunswick, amending the
existing law by striking out the the pro-
vision requiring phi, siciens to have prac-
ticed medicine for FIVE years before hey
could be alcve ed 70 sell and compound
medicine.
When Senator Turnbulrs bill reached
the House of Delegates. Mr.. c. H. Jen-
nings. Of washington county offered an
amendment TO the bill providing that in
rural districts and In towns having
population Of 800 or less, 50 long as
there Is no registered pharmlcist IN that
town. any physician recognized by the
Medical Society OF Virginia. may act as
pharmacist without examination but
subject 20 registration and removal as
provided by law.
This amendment was agreed TO by the
House and subsequently concurred IN
by the Senate and the act was approved
by Governor Tyler on March "a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
TO SELL THE PROPERTY.
Judge Minor Appoints the Virginia
Trust Company Comm ssioncr.

Two Damage suits will be tried in the
Law and Equity Court before Judge
Minor and a jury this mcrning. One is
brougn' by Agnes Benedict against A.
Cohen and wife for 5000
The other suit IS instituted by Russell
W. Sienard. administrator against the
Richmond Railway and Electric Com
pany Tor $500 for injuries received.
A decree was entered by the court in
the suit of Clay DIewry and others
against Talbot Sons and others. The
decree Is for the sale Of a large amount
OF property including the Talbot Ma
chine Works. The Virginia Trust Com
pany Is appointed commissioner and has
qualified by giving a bond Of SIS 900.
Judge Minor will this morning render
his decision in the case OF the Common
wealth against J. IL. Hartman. private OF
Company c. First Virginia Regiment. In
fautry
In the SUIT OF the German American
banking and Building Association against
r. r.. Throckmorton the jury has rend-
cred a verdict for s230.33
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
TO ADDRESS MEN.
Rev. ii. G Garrison 10 Speak ~ the
Lentcn Services To-Day.

Rev. w. r. L. Smith. of the Baptist
denomination, conducted the midday lea
zen services yesterday afternoon al
o'clock at No. 1905 east Main street The
services were very interesting and the at
tendance as large as usual
Mr.. Smith selected as his text the ex-
perience OF the woman who was heal d
after touching the hem Of the Saviour's
robe. This woman used good. practical
common sense I'm connection with her
knowledge OF Jesus Christ, he said.
Christ Is ready 10 help us. II we only
make use of Him. We do not need Abra-
hams faith 70 begin a Christian fe
for AL we need is 10 exercise what con-
idence God has given us In Jesus Christ
The experience in question teaches us
the lesson that In order 90 be saved we
mus nave an instructive faith ia Chris
and that we must confess Him be.ore
men.
Rev. y. r. Sweeney Of the seventh
Street Christian church had agreed 10
conduct the lenten services this after
noon, but he is laid up at his home
with rheum atism. His place will be filed
by Rev. II. c. Garrison. IastOr Of the
Marshall-Sreet Christian church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
'COL. RICHARDSON
IS STILL REGISTER
Attorney-GeneraI Advises That He
|. Hold On to His Office,
SHOULD AWAIT JUDICIAL ACTION
He Has the Right TO Discharge the
Duties OF the Position Until the
Court Shall Decide
Otherwise.
SHOULD AWAIT JUDICIAL ACTION

Colonel ]. w. Richardson is still Regis,
ter Of the Land Office.
II will be remembered that the Legis-
lature without abolshing the pos ton 20
which II had elected Colonel Richardson,
made no appropriation for his salary.
The appropriation bill MADE an extra
appropriation for clerk hire in the office
OF the Secretary Of the Commonwealth
and made provision that one OF the Sc
ctttarys clerks should be designated for
wofk IN the Land ONCE. This measure,
provided. also, that the fees OF the Land
Office should 90 into the State Treas nv
REFERRED TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Some OF the members Of the Legislature
claimed that the position Of the Register
OF tho Land Office was abolished by the
appropriation Till and that the secretary
Of the Commonwealth was made ex-oiilcio
register.
Colonel Richardson has lately received
several letters regarding land claims, ana
nc wished to learn whether or not he
was the register before taking any Off
oidl action concerning them. lie presented
the facts in the case 10 the Attorn y-tien-
eral. and yesterday received the follow
iug lette. from that official:
In response 70 your inquiry ! would
advise that you continue the discharge OF
ito duties Of Res ster Of the Land Office
until It is jrdlcially determined whether
it, Cuties have been conferred upon any
other officer Of the state"
WHAT MAY NOW BE DONE
This settles the matter as far as Colo
mel Richardson Is concerned. In order TO
have a judicial decision Secretary Lawless
can apply TO the Court OF Appeals for a
writ OF mandamus 10 compel Colonel
Richardson to turn the Office over 10 him.
or should Colonel Richardson's salary be
withheld ne could Institute suit to recover
Il and thus have q judicial decision.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
GEN. MAURYS LECTURE.
He VIII Tell ofthe Life ofGen. Forrest
Friday Night.

General Dabney ii. Maury. the oldes
living Confederate general. who has time
and again deligh ed Richmond audiences
with graphic descriptions Of the s irring
vents OF the civil war. will next Friday
night give the people Of Petersburg a
opportunity TO hear the true story Of
nat stormy time from the lips Of one VIII
acted an important part amid those
sccucs of blOCdshCd ana carnage.
Years have passed since that time, and
he ranks Of hose who oarti ipatcd in A..
events are rapidly thinning. Ere long the
asst OF them will have gone 10 their well
armed rest. and none Will remain who
have witnessed with their own eyes the
cones Of which they tell.
General Maurys subject Friday night
in Petersburg will be 1.-The Life and j. .
OF General Nathan y. Forrest" General
Forrest was one OF the most ga ant
'ashing and romantic cheiac crs Of the
civil war. and General Mauiy tells Of n
deeds IN glowing terms interspe rising hi
laria i've with descript ons OF contem
noraneous events tod In his own charm
nE yle and enllvened wi h character
isfic flashes Of humor.
Those who have he I'd General Maury's
address on General F0rres' VII roqu ~
no urging 10 atterd a second line. All
who can should hear him Friday nirht
as his lecture IL valuable contribution
TO the pages OF history.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
PERILSOF AFFECTION.
Few People Realize How 'Nnaus''ns
the Tender Sentiment is-A fhysi
clans Good Advice.


"rhsro 10 M way by which people ex-
b,us, tbemselves or XIII themselves. 50
ouicklv as bv exercising the affections.
This striking remark was made by one
Of the hest musicians In America. lie
was q man who had studied deeply, OBJ
served keenly. and knew men ana Wo-
men thoroughly. Continuing, he said;
sentiment rs n grand. a lovely thing
and tho world cannot live without II, but
the exercise Of the sentiments inVariaDiy
exhausts. People may not feel II. but
II Is true nevertheless. man OF "o-
man wears out. breaks down aha then
wonders at the cause. IheIe shoula ps
no occasion for wonder. nave eN-
planned the cause
''If the men and women or the nine-
teentb century do not feel the forces
that nroduce sentiments, affections feel
ings they are certain 10 break down 10
become exhausted and to die before thair
time. DO not tell me these things are
theories. for they are solemn tacts.
you ask me what would do he
continued II answer: Begin TO feed
these forces: feed them constantly. reed
them with the best and most scientific
discovery you can secure. II you ask
me what IS the best. | unhesitatinsiv
say II is that grand preparation "hlch
has been so long before the people ana Is
50 popular. Warmers SAFE cure kho"
mat il possesses powers known 20 no
other discovery. and I know that thou
sands ~ men and women cannot live
without Il to-day. VI YOU will SOD and
think. or ask your friends. you will sec
that what 7 saw Is correct and 7 believe
he led to try It at once If YOU have not
already done So"
The facts stated by the doctor and the
advice he gives are sound. il is ahso-
iutelv true that manv men ana women
are e~ahlod 10 live and eniov h'e ent'r"'V
tbrourh tho mower which this great rem
edv ives them. and thora arc thou9a"ds
~ others who need TO follow IN Inc same
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
CAR AND WAGON COLLIDE.
An Accident Last Night on tho Lake
side Jfne.

Passengers on a Lakeside car last night
about 7.3O o'clock sustained a severe
fright and the lie OF man who was
crossing the track was for a time In
peril.
The car was bowling along ct its usual
rate OF speed. Just ahead OF II the driver
OF two-norse wagon made an attempt
70 get his unwieldy team across the
track He had miscaiculated the dis
lance. however. and the result was a coll
llsion. which threw the passengers from
their seats shaking them Up considera-
bly, The driver. also was thrown from
his vehicle receiving a number OF painful
bruises. but no serious injuries.
The front platform OF the car was splIn-
tered and the motorman badly frlghien-
ed. while the wagon was more or less
defaceG-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
NOTICE TO ALL LOT-OWNEf S in
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.

Your particular attention is called TO
TWO CIRCULARS recently sent out by
your Executive Committee. ono calls
special attention TO having you place
your lot in the perpetual care Of the
company and the other asks you TO con-
sid the desirabiuty OF using slate vaults
or boxes in burals. Nothing has done
more to beauty Hollywood than the
care the company has given TO the los
entrusted to them We want cry lot
In HOLLYWOOD under the perpetual care
of the company. and we ask your CO.
operation i'm securing so desirable an end.
For further information apply 10 the SUI
nerintendcnt al the grounds or either
of the following:
A. BARGAAiIN. President;
OHIO o. OWENS.
GEORGE ID. PLEASANTS.
Executive Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23

Judge Witt was able TO preside in the
Hastings Court yesterday. having recoy-
cred from his recent indlsposition.
Percy White. the colored man charged
with burglarlzing the room OF Sarah
Bracket on January 10Th. was acquitted
In the Hastings Court
Henry Smith. colored. for felonious as
sault, was bailed 10 appear In the Police
Court on March 26th.
Tao case OF Walter Traylor for assault
upon Enieline Harvey was continued 10
April 18th -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
Summer Normal Schools.

The Superintendent OF Public Instruct.
ion. will In few days decide where tho
summer normal schools shall 10 held.
There win be three for white and two
for coiored teachers.
II Is practically settled that those for
colored teachers shall be held at Peters
burg and Hampton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23

WE CALL ATTENTION to the Plot
Of Lots TO be sold an Newport News on
THURSDAY at 100 2. NJ. after the
Launching OF the Battle-shlps. Get a
copy OF It from T.. p cox. Receiver.
Merchants National Bank Building and
select the Lots you want before going
down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23

Company vs.. Goode a. Company. Argued
by ]. A. C. Keith for plaintiff In error
and continued until to-day
The neat cases 10 be called are Pace
vs.. PAGES admir- No. 81 and Evans vs..
Rice No. g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
Get Your Tickets on Wednesday at G..
and o. Passenger Once, SOD T.. Main
ST. for the Launching.

Tickets to Newport News for the
launching can be purchased on Wednes-
day. 23d. at c. and o. passenger office
500 cast Main street: Sl.O0 for the round
Trip and thus avoid any delay at station
IN taking the train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
Division Passenger Agent.

WE CALL ATTENTION to the Plot
OF Lots 10 be sold al Newport News on
THURSDAY az l:sO p NJ af,er the
Launching OF the Battle-ships. Get a
copy OF IL from 4. y. cox. Receiver
Merchants National Bank Building and
select the Lots you want before going
down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
Mari, O. I,icense.

A marriage license was issued In the
clerks Office of the Hastings Court yes
terday TO George II. Bezley and Laura
NJ. coob. Dir Bezley Is Caroline copn-
~ farmer and Miss Cobb Is the daughter
Of the late Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Cobb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
Surname Cours of AppeaIs.

METROPOLITAN Life Insurance COMPANY
vs.. Rutherford Argred by 3. K. Well
ford and Hill Carter fer plaintiff In error
and p. A. L. smith and r w, lyey LOT
defendant In error and submitted.
Virginia Fire ana Marine Insurance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
R.p.is. Mission Hoard.

The Baptist State Mission Board yin
nee, to-day 10 elect DELEGATES 70 the
southera Baptist Convention. which Is.
scmbles In Norfolk May eth next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
N THE GRASP OF ARCTIC ICE.

The Arctic ocean north OF Alaska Is the
last whaling ground LETT Years ago q
feet Of Co ships searched the Paclhc
ocean FOR whales. Now, not more than
lfty vessels are thus engaged. mostly
manned by crews working on shares.
Bone is more profitable than oil. A single
bowhcad whale Yields from l,OO0 10 LOO
pounds Of bone worth from five TO six
cents a pound Point Barrow, the chiet
port on the north shore, Is coo miles from
Bchring STRAIT. which divides America
from Asia by thirty-six miles o. water.
II Is in the vicinity OF Port Barrow. that
a feet OF whaling vessels Us al lnls mo-
ment lying IN the clutch Of the Ice King.
while. toiling onward as rapidly as the
rigorous climate will permit. is a rescue
party. sent northward by the United
states government TO take food and sup
plies to the intrepid sailors who are in
such a perilous plight Photographs or
scenes on the NOrthen-mOst edge Of our
continent. showing floating Islands and
precipitious cliffs Of ice. arc embraced in
the series OF photographs now being IS
sued under the title Of En- Route TO the
Klondike." While, primarily tho series
ueats tho water routes and mountain
trails leading 10 the Kloudike country
and principally. scenes IN the heart OF
the Klondike country. space has never
thcless been reserved for pictures show
ing the diversified landscape of both the
coast and inland Alaska.
The photographs are now being offered
The Times readers. i'm portfolio form. at
q nominal cost Of 10 cents each. Six parts
will complete the series: each part con-
tains = fun page photographs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

NEW sLEEPING-CAR ROUTE.
The Atlantic Coast-L.lne. commencing
March 2lst. will run through sleeper from
Richmond to Augusta Ga, on train leav-
ing Richmond 100 T.. NJ. .-rrivins Augusta
7:a5 a. NJ. and leaving Augusta on Train
10. % at 2.5O Z. NJ. arr wing Richmoad
A. NJ PASSENGERS or hicf mond can re-
main in car until 7:e0 A. VI.
f. : CAMpREIJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
ADDITIONALs PECIALTRAINs FOR
THE LAUNCHING AT NEWPORT
NEWS, MARCH 24TH.

In order to take proper care OF the
anticipated large crowd for the launching
on the 2ith. the Chesapeake and Ohio will
be prepared TO start the nrst train at
A. NJ. running trains at Intervals up to
a. ~. The last train from Richmond
will be al { =. ".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23

Blue Ridge Springs Dyspepsia Water
IL an excellent remedy for indigestion.
For sale by George Schoen and Purcell.
I.add * Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
Fart ~. Ready on Saturday.
DESCRIPTIVE. ANNOUNCEMENT.

are issuing photographs each
Of
atraa also
IN
dta sights and
phogra-
hardships these
with
all
tune rom auresco guarded horn OF plenty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23

WE CALL ATTENTION TO the Plot
Of T,ots 10 be sold AZ Newport News on
THURSDAY az 1870 y. NJ. after the
launching OF the Battle-ships. Get a
COPY OF ii from Z. p cox. Receiver
Merchants National Bank Building and
select the Lots you want before going
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
~Fl pOuTE TO The KLOKDIKE" PHOTOGRAPHED
Our Offer to Our Readers.

moe Of the Times send bring this Office with 10 cents and
ea number as The series will be complete in six
nas We will Portfolios, postpaid without additional charge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23
PART l. or TIE SERIES OF PHOTOGRAPHS

nominal
Of
will be added
faaLnre Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-23

WE CALL ATTENTION to the Plot
Of Lots 10 be sold az Newport News on
THURSDAY az 1880 +. NJ. after the
Launching OF the Battles hips. Get a
COPY Of Il from T. T. cox Receiver.
Merchants National Bank Building and
select the Lots you want before going
down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-25

SPEEDY CURE TREATMENT FOR ToRTURfso, Dis
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Re SOLVENT greatest Of blood purifiers and humor cures.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-25
MOTION OVERRULED.
COURT REFUSES TO SET ASIDE THE
VERDICT IN PRICES CASE.
JUDGE MANEO FINE ARGUMENT,
The Prisoner Much More Cheerful
A Fight for a Reversal VIII he
Made i'm All the Tribunals If Ncces-
sary.
sary.

FARMVILLE, VA, August H.-(Spe-
ciaL)-The motion for a new trial made
in the case OF Thomas w. Price, con-
victed of numbering Mr.. Hall Carter,
was argued this afternoon before Judge
]. M. Crute, who presided over the trial.
The Court, after hearing all the grounds
upon which the defence made its motion,
declined to interfere with the verdict OF
the jury. and counsel appealed from the
decision. The exceptons-only a few
in number-will be taken up to the
Circuit Court, the next term OF which
for this county will commence September
list. In the event of failure there the
evidence in the case viii be laid before
the Court of Appeals. which meets in
Stanton September 10th.
JUDGE MANN SPOKE AN HOUR.
Judge Mann, for the defence, made a
speech Of more than one hour this after
noon, going over a great part of the tes-
timony. He laid particular stress on the
lack of motive for the fatal shooting OF
Carter, contending that there could be no
murder in the first degree without
motive. The jury, said Judge Mann, must
have discredted the testimony OF both
the prisoner and his aged wife, ana
taken as true the evidence of Spencer
Hill. the negro, to have found such a
verdict as it did. Judge Mann cited a
number Of cases to show that there had
to be malice pretence before homicide
can be elevated TO murder in the first
degree.
THE PRISONER LISTENED.
The prisoner listened attentively TO all
that was said by the lawyers on both
sides. He appeared to be in better spirits
than at any time during his trial. lie
said to the Dispatch representative, after |
the decision of Judge Crute had been
given, that he had placed the whole matter !
IN the hands of his God, and the ultimate /
result would be left with Him. He com
planned of cramp in the feet and limbs, |
due, perhaps, to his being unused to close |
During the argument this |
evening his brother sat by him ana he
wept when the Judge announced that he
would not interfere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-25
MILES'S RETURN DELAYED.
Wilson Orders Temporary Closing of
Ponce Saloons.

PONCE, PORTO RICO. August %, Az
ternoon.-Delayed. in Transnission.)-A
cable message announcing that Mrs
Miles, accompanied by her daughter. Mrs
Colonel Rice. sailed for Ponce on the
United States transport OLDHAM. from
Charleston, last Saturday will delay the
departure of General Miles and his staff
possibly several days
August oath. Morning-General James III.
Wilson has assumed control of the Dis
trict of Ponce, and has ordered that all
saloons shall be closed for three days,
with a view to quieting the existing dis
orders. They will be opened subsequently
under special regulations.
General Grant has established his head
quarters here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-25
TO DE MUSTERED OUT.
A Number of Organizations inci""-
ing Fifth Maryland Regiment.

WASHINGTON, August A-The Al
jutant-General issued a bulletin this AZ
ternoon. saying that orders had been
given for mastering out the following
volunteer organizations;
First Vermont Volunteer Infantry, First
Maine Volunteer Infantry. Fifty-se-
cond Iowa Volunteer Infantry, sixth
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Fifth
Maryland Volunteer Infantry, battalion
of Ohio Light Artillery, Second New York
Volunteer Infantry, First Illinois Vol
unteer Infantry. 18th Indiana Volun-
teer Infantry Batteries A and B, Georgia
Light Artillery, Twenty-eighth Indian
Volunteer Light Battery, Troops and
b, New York Volunteer Cavalry; Gov
ernors Troop. Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Other orders TO muster out troops will
be announced as soon as definitely de-
cided on. sas