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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Cats are very gentle to tdcir kittens. not.
withstandng the fac, that they lick them
frequently Golden D.ys.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

OF all the letters in the alphabet. only two
arc o. k.-Cioldeu Days
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

In angling Il is much the same as in love
making The fab sc land are very small
FRY boz comarlsnu with the beauties that
get awly.-Bytou Transcript
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

lndolenec often assumes the mask Of pa.
tienee and gathers IN her rewards. Chioago
naiiy kewa
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

The path ~ ambition ip1Aa Got great many
political Er3vrs.-G hCsH Daily News
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Nothing 40 common 1s muscular pains and
aches. st. Jacobs Oh cures.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

To-day sore anil sf.F Tomorrow cured
81 Jacobs Oh dogs that every day.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

clip, @ sprain, a s.iUS Use st. jacobs
Oil-curtd NJ cling
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Black and h'un are the universal football
Co,urs L. A. S.. Bulletin.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Moves the bowels each day In order TO b,
healthy this il necessary. Acts gently ou
the liver and kiducys. Cures sick headache
Price - and inc
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

The cold keep. active The pain Of Sciltiea.
81 Jacobs OIL tuvss e ou,.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

Take LAXATIVE Bromo Qunine Tablets. Al
dru2 sts refund money 4 II fails 10 cure. 25o
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

."lf ! hal sash r..o on Mrs Neelcy I
think 7 could hr upunriy happy"
Why. d"nt "n"-.lrr he- ssi5gislly good
looking, and % DO easy 90 see that she isn't
very clever"
! know. bat when her husband starts TO
tr'i funny st0r -h- doesn't assume the
look OF o wlrtrr or trv o. change the sub
!ect. Cleveland Loader
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-01

=, Lafine' AMI alr, never quarrcl.-Ram's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14

our Army at Santiago. His mention OF Colonel
Roosevelt's gallantry heartily applauded, the
minority Joining in enthusiastically. With the
understanding that debate and Amendment he Al
Owed. Mr.. DOnne!ly concluded that he would not
object 10 tn hl going 10 third reading.
Resolutions Of respect ard sympathy on the dea IN
Of former Speaker Pitts were adopted by a rising
vote. and tho House adjourned At ll;-l a. m until
II O'Clock 70 morrow.
Immediately after adjournment the JUDICIARY
Committee OF the Assembly met N discuss the
Soldier vote and the Metropolitan Election District
bills Assemhyman Topper appeared oeiore me
committee and offered a suggestion relative 70 the
form Of blanks for the collection or votes from
troops IN The Held Chairman Armstrong informed
him tha, tho same points had already been con-
sidered
\ new subcommittee, consisting OF Messrs
Lamheer Hoffman End Stedman. was selected 20
draft the MstrODolitan Election bill.
The Brooklyn Republican members through As
Femblym Freeman submitted to the sup-Cohl !.
n1ittee q plan for absolute bipartisan control or
elections Briefly described II provided Tor the
creation OF metropolitan election district slirN'r
10 the one proposed IN the bill agreed upon \
bipartisan commission or board Of supervisors %
two or four men. with salaries OF s. 30. was 70 ue
appointed by the Governor This board was 70
appoint the sub-boards u two or four. one 10 act
for the Borough n Brooklyn and the other Tor the
board was 10 act f)r the horOughs Of Manhattan ana
The Bronx These boards were 10 appoint deputies
the same IS provided for In the bill agreed upon
TINS nlan. while agreeable to some. was re)ectet
hy the trainers 81 tho bill. and Il IL probable that
Assent lyman Brennan Will present his plan IN tIe
share II amendments when the bill comes UP loE
con sheraton I'm the Asse r1hly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
DIED.

BoLLEs-sudieny. Monday evening July H. 1884,
Ezra r. T1lles
Funeral services az his residence 10 ~ Burnett,
ST. Newark y. J. on Thursday. the IAN inst. at 8
2. n
FINcr-on TUESDAY. July a. 1898. IN wilton. conn.
Frank Finch
Frirrr,i services vii held At ri. late residence.
,hastau, II 80. W.ton conn, On Friday. July H. At
Carriages vii be In waiting :or friends South Nor
walk depot arrival Il II % a m rain from New
York
MAXwELI~-On July - Rachel Maxwell.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
SHATTT'Ck- Lerox Mass. Wednesday, July Is,
1895 Elizabeth Caroline Shatuca. widow = William Is
Shatiuck and daughter Of the late Albert o AMI Lucy
RICHARDSON
Funeral services Trinity church. LenoS. Mass. July
~ n 80 ocInrk.
Tn'err7ent AZ Green WOO, Cemetery.
SM.TII-At Fishkill- on Hudson the Rev. }. j. snin'
y. D.. aged y years
Funeral Saturday. ~ 10 30.
TEN BROECK-At TlrrvtoNn July -. 1895. Jane Beck
man widow - Ra.-n Van Dyke Ter Brock -
Services fha residence = her son % .aW, Dr j. u
To.f or Friday 18Th lrst. ~ $50 g. NJ.
Nov brunswick ana Pl.aisihia ilpers please copy
WELLINGTON Entered .n'o res, AZ bis ne. IN East
orange. y :. Tu,sday II!y - i.'' Henry "i'nhs-
Funeral services p, the house so 10 Evergreen Place
Thursday n July -. after tho arrival ~ the sS
a m train fr1r, Dltliiv AMI Christ gher sts
Bos,on arl Ba.'lr - Iap'rs Please cory.
A-The Kcn>.ro Crmetery.-Priva'e station:
Harlem Railroad lngte- rit~ from the Ofana Nentsl
Dcpot OrIce IL E,st ~ s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
THE ASSEMBLIES SHORT SESSION.
AMENDMENTS WHICH WILL PROBABLY BE
npo,-cur rP WHEN THE ELECTIONS
pfsCTSSED.

Albany July 70 Ten minutes was spent III 81
s,on th.s morning hy the Assembly. u had nee"
,,ro1 that The metropolitan Election District
hu, vas 10 he introduced. and many members
waited attentlvely for ts appearance. chairman
Armstrong announced later that meeting 81 the
Judiciary Committee would be held to DISCUSS II
both IN open and executive session. Z" II t"ous"
=, NV 10 ready fa- Introduction tomorrow
morning go.
Immediately after the House convened al lll'
o'clock Mr. Nixon submitted the report OF me
NAYS and Means Committee on the war .hhpPttTTl
"tT-'.ion KIM Tetder Nixon moved that the biiI
h. advanced to a third reading, with ne IndeI :
standing tnat full opportunity for fiscusSloh anu
amendment would be accorded 800, III d,
Mr. Donney. the Dem2cTauc iea dder,I n9'e The
nitca,itv onposed several details OF the propose
bi especially that relating 10 the issue OF -
Diiich ne declared ridiculous ana makesnt.
rocedure designed TO lower the tax rate thls ysn1
= ION OF A cont for partisan purposes, NJ ~,
,'rTclly paid - warm tribute - iEe progress %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14

NETWORK TROOPS
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

FIRST REGIMENT--On the way TO San Francisco
aiCOND RkDlMENT-On The way 10 cuba
rIllRD REGIMFNT-tainp Alger FANS Church. Va
fiGITH 9TH 18TH and l4TH RkGIAENTS-carnS
Tn mas. Chickanauea. Ca. . -
TWENTY E,COND KI3GI MENT--Go. a., C II and X
for, SCHUYLER. y y. Cos. g. and /. Fort S.ocum.
y. y 60 ana 81 Battalion formerly 18th hes-
roptpY 5.rVFTTH RECiIMENT-Cos. A and f. Dutch
Island. r. Coz y. c. D. r @. II. !. X L and NJ.
For r. J.
slxTY-FiY-TH RFGIMENT-Camp Alger Fails Church.
sIXTY-NINTH REGIMENT Tampa. fla
sEVENTY-F FIRST REGiMENT-Ssrta Eo Cnea
FIRST REGIMENT VOLUNTEER E%GINEERS-Canp
Townsend. p~ekslill. :. y
TROOP A-Carnp Ager Fails Church Va.
TROOP Camp Aleer. Falls Church. Va
ICTOP BATTERY - route . Manila
SECOND SIGNAL. CORPS known Thirf Company
United states Volunteer signal Corps-canp Thomas.
Chlckamauga Cis
Letters for members Of the Naval Reserve should
be addressed:
L. s. 5. YANKFE-T ornpknsville. y Y.
L. s. S. SAHANT- Tompklisvile. y Y.
L. S. S. JASON Fishers Island SuHok County ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
NOT FAVORED BY THE CITIZENS UNION
AssFMBLYMEN ASKED To OPPOSE THE CREATION
OF THE sO-CAIIFD METROPOLITAN
ELECTION DISTRICT.

Several members ~ the Executive COMMITTEES OF
tho Ci'!zons Union mo- A. the city club last even
Ing and talked the prof osed legislation aH'ct-
ing the control Of elections In this city Ihey DC
cidei 10 send 70 Assemblymen Laimheer, Weekes'
SeNgsserg and Stewart tho following message
which was signed ny Arthur Won Kriosen. the chair
man ~ tho committee:
To Messrs I.amhecr weekes. Soligsberg and
Stewart. r-...,...
Gentlemen: ! am instructed by the Executive
Committee Of tho Citizens Union 20 submit 10 you
IN. following resolution adopted ~ II THIS evening":
on behalf Of the Cl'i-ens Union we request You
% oppose he creation Of the so-caUed meiropohjah
-ie ION district well any legislation lpptfH
toward Intervention IN tho conduct oi eiecilohs
her. hv the arpontccs OF any On" not elected as a
local .ficinl hy tho voters of New-Nork CITY. We
regret the many Objectionable features or our
present election system framed rs II il 70 d.v DO
patronage between partisan machines ana onstruc'
independent nOmina lions and voting. but We Pc
Hove ~ evils would be aggravated by sich .eEs'a-
ton as that proposed or hv the extension or state
SUPERVISION to matters which n should be the
special duty and privilege Of he citizens or each
lornllty 10 administer themselves.
ARTHUR Won BRIESEN. Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
TEXT OF THE ELECTION; BILL.

Alhany. July 13-7'he metropolitan Election
District bill in Tho form In which Il IS to he
passed by the Legislature. was presented 70 the
Senate upon It's reconvcning at 4 30 O'Clock this
afternoon by Senator Wray. acting chairman OF
the judiciary Committee. Between the morning
and afternoon sessions important details - the
bill were changed half-dozcn times. and fl WAS
not finally agreed until shortly before the SEES
sion convened this afternoon. The text OF the
bill follows:
An Act 20 create n Metropolitan Election District;
provide for the appointment ~ State Superin-
terdent therein. and to prescribe HE powers and
duties.
The People Of the State OF New York. represented
IN Sonat" and Assembly. DO enact ne follows;
Section : The counties II Eew-York Kings
Queens Richmond and Westchester arc hereby con
situtcd n Metropolitan Elections District FOR the
purporo Of all elections for State officers hereafter
TO be held herein
Sec. .. The Governor. within ten days after ms
act takes Effect shat, appoint an ofoer. by ma
with the advice and consent OF the Senate. TO b"
known IS THE State Superintendent OF Elections
ror the Ne,ropoItan Elections District" lie shall
he q res,dcn, Of one Of the aforesaid counties and
shall hold ONCE for IN" term IN 'ing December 81
1902 His successor shall ," appointed for IN" full
term OF four years and all terms shall expire on
December 81. Vacancies shall be filled f'r the re-
malnder OF the unexpired term. Such Superin'end-
ont may be removed from office IN IN" same manner
as a Sheriff lie may appoint chief deputy WIN
out nomination. a clerk and stenographer. and re-
move them AZ pleasure
Sec g. Such State Superintendent OF Elections ana
each deputy appointed NY him shall possess and ex-
orcise the powers vested in n Sheriff as con-
seryator Of the peace either by statute or common
law - ,oo,.,,r r,rpr-rIrc
Sec T. Such Superintendent may appoint not eX-
cood,ng six hundred Deputy Superintendent OF the
Elections for the Metropolitan Elections p!slrlct
for service in the counties mentioned IN Sec'oh !
of this act and administer 10 them the oAth OF
Office on or before August Is, and the state super
ntendent shall notify the chairman OF each county
committee representing political party IN shch
county in said Metropolitan Elections District en-
titled TO representation in local election boards
therein that each such party Is entitled 10 nom
,note one-half the number OF deputies 10 Ne aP-
no,n,ed and shall in such notification specify me
nunber TO be nominated By the party so notih"''
,,d that written nominations for such appointment
yin he received oy him or before specihed
date a Deputy State Superintendent must possess
On. qualifications Of election officers required by
tho Election law, except that he heed NOT De
resident of the election district In which he serves
Each such chairman Of I County Oo'i'''''''-e ''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
SENATOR HoAR REPLIES TO PROF. NORTON
AN ADDRESS on "AMERrcANrsM AND AMEaI-
CAN HONOR"

CAN HoNor"
Worcester Mass July i3-The sixth annual
session of the Clark University Summer School
was opened to-day with an address by Senator
Hoar "Ametcanism and American Honor"
Mr. Hoar spoke at length the quality Of Amer
lean manhood that rad produced Tho honor and
then paid attention to Professor Nortons recent
uttorances He spoke Of the reconciliation ~ the
North and South by the war and the sympathy
FOR the United States from England and the
qualification over the closer bonds ~ union with
the mother country. He said In pert:
In strange contrast with these tokens OF re-
spcct are a few d.scordant and jarring notes
which are heard at home / that Professor
Norton. Of Harvard. is quoted telling the youth
% that University that - is characteristic Of the
American people TO he triAng. They have ac-
qu!red varnlsh OF civilized lfe but their natures
have not been refined
Poor Professor Norton Color blind and music-
deaf. At this day. when the North and tho South
are coming together when Mother England IL
learning 70 know her daughter and 70 love her
again he says that it IS Characteristic Of The Amer
lean people to he trialnS and that he feels. with
Horace Wapole that IN should be proud OF his
country II IL were not TO- his countrymen
Heaven knows that DO not say this from any
desire 10 infict pain But n rs due to the youth OF
the country X Is due u Harvard. that somebody
shall say this. II such utterances 10 go unre-
proved from our foremost University. manhood
and courage and honor will follow athletics to
Yale or will follow classical learning to tire Eng
fish Camhrfdga"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-pAfs FORECAST
W,shnr,ar July - The pressure IL hsh IN ina
~,, , =, Laurence Northern New England ard Atlantic
states ana lake regions. ani generally low IN the
Rocky Mountain d,s'rirts The storm central on the
Xe Jersey coast morning Is now central near Nan
,ucket (; caused heavy rain ana "iA' IN
Nep Erelani hut IL diminishing In force AMI Will move
~ the coast eastward. depression 10 central IN me
Gu,, states but has intensity The barometer has
fallen IN Sew England -" lake regions and risen
IN the Mdile ana south Atlantic states me t-fnper'
-. s higher IN the Atlantic states and lower In me
oh,o ,-,uev HEAVY rain fallen In Southern New
England the Atlantic and Fast Gun states showers
80, o,.u,rea IN the Northern Rocky Mountain slop"
,fa-ing weather. with showers. VII continue N M
Atlantic states AMI the OHIO valley Ih'
br on . generally fair the lake regions AMI the
po~kv Mountain d'-'ric's winds - Only moderate
t.i,, arc lrFi ,,sd or Thursday the Atlantic and
cur coasts temperature Will rise slowly IN the
Atlantic states and central valleys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
MR.. COLER APPEALS TO THE GOVERNOR.
HE WRITES IONG LETTER URGING CONSIDER
ALTON OF THE BILL WHICH HE
HAD HAD DRAFTED.
HAD HAD DRAFTED.

Although Controller color had Information yes
,erlay that Governor Black had decided not TO
......, foctsi,,io, relating 70 tho lndebt edness
''' ,,N . 49,. (,o.r-or . io,g ie,,ar
oi TINS 'l'y u" son l" ~ :,
ttreirg tho consideration of tho lil which ne h1d
., ., h 1-,,,c1 V-fh tho bill he sent
''NS'' '' -" , 49,, -.
letters recommending itS passage. ana s'gh"d ~
Garo-al BENJAMIN r Tracy. William g. De VIII,
49, ,,....- ,.u,,. ov NJ, ar V,refar OF BROOKLYN
a., sras Il butcher. members Of the Greater
N.v-York charter Commission In this Liter 20
she Governor aft'r Discerning inc burden OF me
. it, ,,,,,o,. Ia. b,nl issues for improvements.
"
N" controller "to'"-
--..t t..t-, - ooot-s g. attributable FOR tho
in'-i par I'D ,.., w. '-S ,'tt.,, T.i1r.s no
Greater o." iyIn .,ii. ~ r,rti,ii,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
ANIMAL AUUEN'S FrNEPAL.

Washington. July Blow requiem mass over
the body OF the late Admiral Daniel Ammen was
celebrated at s. Paurs Catholic Church here to-
day The last words ~ the hero ~ many naval
conflict were that tho rites attending his burial
should be simple and that no eulogy should he
pronounced. Accordingly the services were with
out osrentaton. Sailors from the Navy Yard were
the body bearers. the honorary palbearers being
intimate friends Of the dead Admiral They vere
Senator Morgan. q Alabama: Admirals Walker
and Franklin chief Engineer Melville. Command
ers Crowninsh!ad ard Tanner and Paymaster-
General LOCKER Of tho Navy. and Captain George
W Davis. Of the Army. The burial was In the
National Cemetery at Arlington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
FORECAST N DETAIL FOR TO DAY.

r,- Maine Nen Hampshire and Vermont. partly
cloudy weather with showers The coast; fresh north
efly winds.
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut
nor,y cloudy weather showers near the eastern coast
fresh norfherly winds.
For Eastern NeV-York. partly cloudy weather; Light
For he District OF Columbia, Delaware and Maryland
,hr4aie.irg weather with showers easerly winds be
For south carolina showers. fresh souheasiery winds
~ W,sf virginia showers. warmer, easterly winds
r,,r Western New-York. Increasing Goodness warmer
arr displayed on Atlantic Coast from Fast
port g. sandy Hook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
REprRL1cAv MACHINE MEN AND THE BILL

Among Republican machine politicians IN ms
CITY as, evening there appeared 20 Doe no difference
~ opinion as to the bill Introduced IN the Legisla
uro 10 create Metropolitan Elections District.
They spoke sneeringy OF II. and said Il would he
% more harm than good 70 the Republican party
Al tho same time they said that 4 III" bill passed
they thought tho proper man 10 BE- appointed ny the
'o'''"'' w. Ct,or or@ro,'c@ -T-T- -yT----.---FT' +
US sod that Mr. McCu'lough had been called 10
Albany 10 give Information 10 members or mo
,tsa t,ro as 10 the duties md powers or the po-
leo a, The polls Election Day. and mat ne nfd
hesu selected as the man best rtied ~ expell =
- - mi the ofnce ~ Superintendent Of Elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
THIRD VFSTcHESTFR CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of the IIld Assembly District
OF Wcstchestcr County will hold convention for
the election % delegates TO the Republican State.
Congress Senate and Judicial conventions. at
Pa mers Hall. Croton Dam. on Monday July 70.
4 u O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
WESTMINSTER SCHOOL.

Persons interested In the Westminster School for
Boys. at Dohbs Ferry will be glad % know that
the plumbing system has been replaced this sum-
mer with the best material and appliances. in ac-
cordance with the strictest requirements OF mod
ern sanitary science.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
SPEAKER REED AT PORT HENRY.

Port Henri. y. Y. July l7-speak"r ihomas IS
~, Mo- t,r,v Reed with Representatives James
9 sherman Of Utica and George Southwick.
., Albany arrived here tonight. 70 he guests Tor
- - Congressman Walfac" 7. Foofe. IT, at
ia handsome home bohemia In ms village
cnnaknr Rcd Il looking remnrkahly we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
Al1.sr RrpnRT ANNUALLY.

Gee - Tho state Superintendent of Elections
shall annually I'm The month of December Me win
,to Governor n report showing the names ana resi-
,o,ccs ~ tho nersous appointed ly him as deputies
during the -oar the number Of days each mas
served the compensation certified ny each The
number Of arrests made for violation OF the cleo
tion law or Penal code. the names OF me persons
arrested thc nature q the oh"nc" charged inc
l,.,,.,tlon thereof and any other facts IN relation
49, Inc administration ~ his oilic" which ne state
SunorlrfonGcnt may deem proper. or which MAJ
;"iro,,,t,,d t,. ~. Governor He shall make such
rulas for The control and conduct % MS drpuths
- l.. All acts and parts Of acts. general.
Local or srocia Inconsistent with the provisions or
his net are hereby repealed. -. ,.,,..,
~ This act ehaU take eject Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

N t1Is llfTaM -, .r,.,.- III,
ch.rces In pressure indicated by The Tribune sen
-scortng barometer The dotted line shows the teTp-ta
tlre as recorded al Perry's Pharinacy
Tribune Ofice July IL a. m-The weather yeStef'ay
was rainy followed BY Gearing The temperature RANGED
he,w.sn 90 and "a degrees on degrees
being 81, lower than on Iuesiay ana !" degrees
lower than on tho corresponding day OF last year 49,,
The weather and This city to day Will psopAby
be partly CLOUDY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
DIR. E. r. ANDREWS ELECTED.
CHOSEN SUPERINTENDENT OF CHICAGO
SCHOOLS LAST NIGHT.

Chicago. July 13-Dr r Benjamin Andrews. pres
ident Of Brown University elected Superin'end-
ent OF Chicago schools ~ the Board ~ Education
tonight. Thirteen votes were cast f1r Or Andrews
ana six for Albert @. Lane. the present snperin-
tendeat II is understood that Or Andrews will ac-
ceot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14
NEW-JERSEY TROOPS.

FIRST REGIMENT-Csmp Algor, Falls Church. Va.
SECOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Fla.
THIRD REGlMEST-cos. A. =. D. l.. q. H. and M.
Tort Hancock. y. J. Cos. d. F. and L. Pompton
Lake. y. J.
Letters for members OF the New-Jersey Naval
Reserve should be addressed
Y. s. S. BADGER. Key we,, Fla
L. 5. ;. KESOI-UTE. Santiago, Cuba