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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-19
DDCUNENTO PONTIFICIO
Los sacerdOtee SO puoden casar

Como los P. Paules negaron la otra
noche desde ell pdlpito que fuera verdad
que Ell Papa hubiese autorizado q los
sacerdotes catolicos para contraer ma
trlmonio, insertamos a continuation ell
5reve de Su Santidad.
Nos Leon Papa XIII. Por la gra-
ola de Dios su Vicario en- la terra.
A vosotros, venerables Arzobispos,
Obispos, saoerdotes y feles de la Anne
RIGA Latina.
Nos dirigimos: Dandoos q conocer 10
que Nos, despu6s de consular los We
nerables Padres del Concilio, decreta-
mos
10 - Considerable que ell celibato
eclesiSstico no es de derecho divine,
sino dispuesto y ordenado por los sabios
Concilios de los primeros siglos de la
lglesia y por huestros predecessors en
ell Pontifcado, atendendo tanto a la
mayor pureza en- la celebration de los
santos misterios, como por motive de
celos, trabaio y abnegsci6n de parte de
los sacerdotes en- los diftciles deberes
enoomeudados su ministerio; diseipl
ma que exigia Ia circunstancia de los
tiempos, habiendo sobradas vocaciones
para el servioio de la Iglesa.
90 -Considerando que en- la presente
6poca y de un modo especialisimo en- la
America Latina, las vocaciones al Sa.
cerdocio Sc hacen cada dia MAJ escasas,
quedsndo muohas feligresias ac6falas
por escasez del clero, con detrimento
para la f6 y servicio religioso.
80 -Considerando que la causa mas
poderosa por la cual la luventud nacida
y cresda en- la atm6sfera materialista
del presente siglo, Sc sparta del Sacer-
docio es ell Celibato Eclesiastlco, que 81
bien es cierto, rodea de gran respeto y
autoridad al saeerdote, tambi6n es yer.
dad que exige una virtud y sacrifcio
her6ico; para 10 cual SO necesita una
gracia especia,fsima de Dios Y que por
10 mismo no todos les es dada.
En- yirtud de astas poderosss resolu-
clones, y despu6s de consular a los We.
nerales Padres del Conuilio Americana,
Venimos en- deolarar; que deiamos en-
libertad a los sacerdotes seculares de
dicha region, y solo en- raz6n de las ne
cesidades apremiantes del clero en- esas
naciones 7 pueblos, para que puedan
abrazar ell estado del matrimonio, suie-
tandose en- todo, con respecto a esta
materia, a la discipline general establo.
cida por la Iglesia con respecto a lo'
fieles.
Sin deiar poe este de aconsejaros, en-
estas mismas letras como mas perfectc
santo y diguo del sacerdote ell conser-
varos c6libes.
Esta facultad principiara a reglr des
de ell 10 de Enero de 1900.
Dado en- Roma, diez de Julio de
ano del Senior, 1899 : vig6simo de nues
tro Pontifcado.
| LEON PAPA XIII.9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-19
POL0S 0PUESTOS

Entire Ell partido republican, y Ell
partido federal hay una distancia
enorme en- punto a procedimientos
politicos I; tanto . mas que la que
antiguamente existia entire el CRU
po representado por Ell autonomis-
mo criollo y el que sintetizaba las
aspiraciones del incondicionalismo
espanol.
Parecera este mentira, tratandose
de puertorriquenos que parten de
I'm mismo origen politico y, salvo
ligeras variantes, piensan 10 mlsmo
en- el fondo pero es una verdad
inconcusa, no demostrada en- primer
t6Fmino por nosotros, sino y este
da mayor relieve a nuestro aserto-
probada hasta la saciedad por nues-
tros adversarios.
Las pruebas mas elocuentes re-
siden en- los hechos hechos que
huelga detallar aqui, pues que pal
pitan en- la conciencia de todo el
mundo.
Mas la diferencia vital es esta
Ell partido federal es un partido
eminentemente puertorrique1o, sin
deiar de ser eminentemente amerl-
cano. Quiere las hermosuras de la
patria grande, pero sin que result
ten en- detrimento de la patgia CHI
ca y Sc bore Q desvanezca, como
cosa indtil, la personalidad puerto
riqueha; por 81 ccntrario, anhela
que 6sta Sc mantenga siempre in
mutable, siempre en- pie, con sello,
con distintivo propio, a trav6s de
todas las evoluciones y de todos los
tiempos.
Ell partido republican, es I'm par
lido Unconditional ; viene a ser en-
Puerto Rico, respecto a la nueva
metr6poli, 10 que era en- esta mis-
ma TERRA, con relaci6n la bande-
ra espahola, Ell partido conservador.
Tai tendencia 10 dice todo; pOr-
que 81 Sc desc el caso-que esti-
mamos improbable-de que el 60
bierno americana llevase a Was de
hec no la anulaci6n sistematica de
todo 10 que nos es privativo y pro-
pio, levantando su edifcio colonial
sobre la movediza base de una ash
milaci6n forzosa y de IN exclusi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-19
EL PUEBLO DE MgN0Z RIVERA
lDa Ia zsrritoriol

Existiendo en- Bsrranquitas muy po-
cos republieanos, sc acaba de formar
un partido con Ell rombre de IzQUIERDA
FEDERAL, con ell I'm de votar la candi
daturs de la minorfa.
El presidente de esa IzoUlERDA, muy
buen amigo nuestro, dirige hoy al sefior
Mufoz Rivera, este despaoho
eConstitufda : aoeptala Izquierda Fe
deral. Acatamos siempre autoridad Co,
mite Observation-Disclosures Sdntini
Bien.
Los federalea de Barranquitas cum
plirau como quienes son.
Les enVfamos IN APPLAUSE enthusiastic,
precursor de nuestras felicitaciones para
el dfa de la victoria.
El apostolsdo tuvo su Judas.
Barranquitas tiene su Unconditional
De cero cero no va NADIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-19

tud de que a"toridad y pOder Sc hallan
ocupando sus puestos y 10 que nos pa
rece mas rsro, que la Corte haya soep.
tado Ia demanda senalando el dfa 23 pa.
ra la comparecencia.
Es ese asunto de la competencis de
la Corte ProvisionalP
Ell Gobernador, despu6s de aprobadas
las elecciones verlfcadas en- Guayama,
dispuso que los seiiores eleotos tomasen
possession de sus cargos. Y solo ell Go.
bernador es la anica autoridad que pue-
de volver sobre gu scuerdo en- un
asunto que es pursmente gubernativo.
iPuede en- dereCho, admitirse tai desba.
rajuste de atribuciones porque un par
lido polttioo Sc 10 antoie tomsr de ms
trumento q la Corte Provisional para
obstruccionsr la administration de los
federales?
Ell Ayuntamiento de Guayama fun
ciona en- virtud de orden del GsbgFuador
General, y solo este puede reIeyarle 9
requerirle en- cualquier sentido.
Por ESQ preguntamos: Sd6nde empie
zan y donde telminan las atribuCiones
de la valera Corte Provisionall iEs Ia
Corte un tribunal con autoridad supe
rior al Gobernsdor de la isls 8 vice
VersaP
Precise Sc hace, pues, que Sc deslin
den bien los campos; y que sepamos lol
ciudsdanos puertorriquefos cuAndo ht
de jusgarnos la Corte, cuando la auto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-19
De J0 G0cet0

l Por recommendation de la Junta
Judicial la regla Ia de la Circular No
II, relativa Habeas Corpus Sc enmlen-
da como sigue:
Ia Debera permanecer siempre en-
libertad todo aeusado quien pueda CO.
responder pena no superior a prisi6n
correctional. 81 ell Juez Instructor no
hubiese dejado en- libertad al acusado
d quieu corresponds tai pena no supe-
rior prisi6n correctional, ell Fiscal del
Distrto al recibir las diligencias Y ell
Tribunal decretara con la menor dila.
ci6n possible, la excarcelaci6n. Para
permaneoer en- libertad los acusados 4
quienes corresponds pena superior a la
priaion correctional deberan prestar fan.
"a personal pecuniaria 9 hipotecaria,
proporcionada a la gravedad del hecho
y perjucio causado, 81 ell Tribunal de
Distrlto que oouozea dc la causa estima
que existen motives para Greer que pue-
da ell acusadO sustraerse la acci6n de
Ia Justicia. Eu casos excepcionales po.
dram los Tribunaes discrecionalmente
aoordar la libertad adu sin fanza. Los
aousados a quienes corresponds reclu.
sion perp6tua muerte permaneoeran
slempre en- prisi6n provisional y no Sc
les admitira fanza.
II La orden General No 100, serie
oorriente, queda modiicada constitu.
yeudo al Ter. Teniente James j, Horn
brook, 50 de CabaIleria de los Estados
Uuidos, en- miembro de la Junta de Go.
berno de Caroeles, cargo que desempe,
nara sdemas de la Secretaria y Tesorerfa
de dioha Junta.
Par mandate del Brigadier general
DAVIS; w p Hall, Ayudante general.
l. Los derochos recaudados ror CO.
pias 5aoadas de los archives pdblioos
| ileg2lizaci6n de las mlsmas esta blocidas
por ell parrafo H. 0rdenes generates,
ndmero $50 y parrafos IL y XXI, Or
denes generates, udmero l76, serie co.
rrieute de este Quartet General, sc acre.
ditaran pos medic de selos fscales que
sc Rjardu ca cala documento legalizado.
Mientras prepaFa Ell Seoretsrio civil los
sellos destinados d este obieto, Ell fun
cionario cue expida la Copia y certidca.
ci6n fjara en- 6sta, en- lugar del sello
oorreeponaiente, un recibo con su Fl rma
sello Official, Ell cual recibo constit uira
parte csenoial del documento.
III. Todo dooumento que no contuvie
re dicho recibo sera nulo, J Ell funclo-
mario 8 archivero que expidero un tras-
lado la certidcare sin dar Ell CORES.
Ipondiente reeibo, quedara incurso en-
una multa de $500. Las Cortes de
Distrito creadas por Ordenes generates,
nimero ia, serie corriente, de este
ICuartol General, entenderan en- todas
| Las infracoiones de la presente,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-19

ridad superior de Ia isla y oudndo los
tribunales del pats.
Porque Sc ha dado Ell case, y sc dara
son mucha freeuencia 81 gsi oontinuamos,
de un individuo procesado y juzga
do por un mismo delito, por dos tribu-
nales: por Ia Corte Provisional J por Ia
Corte del Distrito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-19
PROP tG lNDi FaORRAb

El sabado y domingo tltimos, Rivas
y Astol celebraron en- Santa Isabel y
Salinas brillantes meetings de propa
ganda federal, secundados por Toro Fer
nandez, Francisco Gsuthier y Atiles
Garcia.
En- Santa Isabel, mas de los eta
dos, hicieron uso de la palsbra ell com
patricia sefor Santini, Comandante del
eiercito cubsno, don Ovidio Colon Mar
quez, presidente del Comit6 federal, y
ell laborioso artesano sefior Idoy. We
rifc6se ell meeting ante una numerosa
concurrencia, en- ell balloon de la casa que
habita ell consecuente correligionario don
Cleobulino Colon. Despu6s, los acor-
des de una orquesta traida expresamente
de Coamo, recorrieron los federales
las GALES en- imponente manifestation,
con banderas estandartes, yendo d
disolverse en- ell Cyub, Realzaron Ell ac.
to, con su presencia, bellas damas fade
rales de Santa Isabel.
Antes de la reunion, fu6 proclamsda
en- el Club la candidatura de nuestro
partido, Tornado con los elementos mas
escogidcs de aquel pueblo, como puede
iuzgarse por los siguientes nombres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-19

En- Salinas ell entusiasmo fu6, 81 cabe,
mncho mayor; como que en- ese pueblo
hay muy pooos republicanos. Sc dierou
cinco meetings., con resultado indescrip-
tible. la atm6sfera estaba caldeada
por los vitores y aplausos del Partido
Federal.
He aquf nuestras impresiones, en- 10
polftico
En- Salinas obtendremos la victoria
por una inmensa maYoria. Presidira
las elecoiones Ell captain Besser, persona
de imparcialidad reoonocida. Aver prin
cipiaron las insoripciones en- dicho pue
bio, con notoria ahuencia de federales.
En- Santa Isabel, pueblo que Sc esti
ma, generalmente, como uno de los ba
luartes del republicauismo, las fuerzas
de ambos partidos estan equibradas; y
al triunfan nuestros adversarios 10 que
no es SECURE, nj mucho menos-sera
por un escaso numero de votos.
Tanto en- Santa Isabel como en- Sail
mas, la comisi6n de Ponce fu6 abrumada
materialmente obsequios.
Cdmplenos citar aqut a los senores
don Cleobulino Colon, don OVidio Co
Ion Marquee J don Jaoobo Ramos, dc
Santa Isabel a don Ramon Caballe
ro, doctor Giol y don Antonio S6cols,
de Salinas, dandoles las mas expresival
gracias, Dor sus 6ueZas,
Si omitimos algdn nombre, oulpa Ell
de nuestra fsca memoria no de nues
tros buenoa deseos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-19

Don Jose Anselmi,
Jue2 Municipal:
Don Ovidio Colon Marquee.
III. 8mpSeate
Don Manuel Martin Monserrate.
ConeJiale8:
Don Jacobo Ramos.
& Ovidio Colon Zayas.
= Augusta Benjamin.
{ Pedro Comss.
& Nepomuceno Rodriguez.
& Manuel r. Rodriguez.
{ Juan Monserrate.
& Conrado Diaz.
Z Luis Erasmo Aponte.
J,mtd de Instruction:
Don Cleobulino Colon.
Guillermo Gracia Velez.
{ Jesus Machicote.
( Felipe Luna.
Rafael Ortiz Visil.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06
YACHTING.
TALK ABOUT THE GIRTH RULE.


The rule which includes girth in the measure
ment Of racing yachts. adopted by the North
American Yacht Racing Union. seems about 10 be
accepted by individual yacht clubs and assoca-
tions all over the continent. The Atlantic Yacht
club. OF New York has printed il in its new issue
Of racing rules. and a committee OF the Larch-
mont Yacht Club Is soon to give Its final decision
on the point The president OF the Inland Lake
Yachting Association has written n private letter
to say that il will be made law I'm his twenty
clubs. one item OF gossip which has gone
abroad among yachtsmen needs correction. as 1t
tends to defeat the general intention in the move
ment. At the last general meeting of the Larch-
mont Yacht club an official who Is also member
OF the New York Yacht club. said that yachts
man who chiefly Instrumental In introducing
the girth rule i'm the North American Union now
regretted the step. I'm conversation with Her
rick Duggan. at Montreal. this yachtsman was re-
lated TO have said: "l think now that We were too
precipitatc in deciding on this rule
On inquiry II is found tina. this was not correct
Information and at the moment when most inn
pOrtant racing clubs are considering the adoption
Of the rule it may possibly do harm. In "A private
letter received yesterday in New-IOrk the yachts
man in question said II am afraid Mr.. -- must
have misunderstood Duggan regarding our conVer
satOn about the girth rule. was discussing II
with him in connection with lake yachting mat
ters and said that so far as We were concerned on
the lakes there was really no necessity for our
making the change as our present rule suited us
desiring TO have uniform rule all over America
We laid aside any local feelings 10 assist the gen
eral movement You Will remember that most OF
our yachts the lakes are under thirty ytive feet
not materially Increase the sectional area OF
yachts built under # in the smaller classes.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06
pINs FOR cROKER'S DINNER.

The Committee on Invitations. OF which Perry
Belmont is chairman. held "A meeting at the Demo
cratic Club yesterday 10 consider details for the
blc Tammany dinner in the metropolitan Opera
House on the night OF April lS 10 celebrate the
birthday Of Thomas Jefferson AFTER the meeting
MFR Belmont said nothing had been decided npon
Richard Croker supplemented this by saying YOU
MAY state that every Democrat OF National IN
nCrfance viii be invited Nhch aSk"u anou'
Prvan Cleveland and HID he said Il don't par
iir1iarizc You can say every Democrat or M
tiovaI importance and you can say, 100, lHd lIllS
dtDner is not to boom expansion. free silver. the
eoid standard anything else ~ II 10 be - Dig
Grner I'm honor Of jefferson. and thdt j. al iidI-
mony viii prevail. There will be no factions II
ia SAID that Bryan, HI Cleveland ana 0ther
,,ro,nineri Democrats who are opposed 10 IAN
many win be invited aa guests but NOT ps lnyi'eu
- C5eak No LIST Of spcak1gs tf1 been mhdo up.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06
FOR THE cALvIN-MAcNEE CUP

An unusually large fleet OF ice yachts started in
the first race for the Calvin -Macnee trophy which
was sailed on the harbor at Kingston. Ont. the
competition being open To the vessels enrolled In
the lists Of the Kingston Ice Yacht Club. Thirteen
starters came TO the line Thursday afternoon
with a good sailing breeze from the east. and when
the getaway gun was sounded AT 3:3i o'clock the
Prodigal Son led the on the course TO the first
buoy. followed by the Pastlme. the Blizzard. the
Flight the Whistewng. the Esqulmau the Breeze.
the Jack Frost the Dolphin, the North Star. the
Vivid. the Typhoon and the West End For no
other racing In America has so large fleet started
this year The course three times round
four-inile triangle with turning marks at the club
the Penitentary and at Slmcoe siand-in all twelve
miles I'm the first round the Breeze took the lead.
but up the wind showed thar she had undertaken
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06

He HAS PROMISED TO OPEN THE MILITARY

HE HAS PROMISED TO OPEN THE MILITARY
ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT. IF POSSIBLE.
There was a meeting of the Executive and sub
committees Of the Military Athletic League yes
terday afternoon at the Second Battery Armory
Thirty-third-st. and Fourth-ave. Lieutenant Colo
mel H. II. Trcadven. Of the 22d Regiment. was
chosen treasurer I'm place Of Leutenant-Coonel y.
b. Thurston. who has been incapacitated by break
ing his leg while allghting from streetcar
The committee which recently went to Washing
ton to interest the War authorities reported that
they had been received by President Mckinley, who
told them that he contemplated taking vacation
after the strain OF the year, and II no duties
intervened he would be glad to preside and review
the troops the opening night. March 90 General
Joseph II. Wheeler will also be present on the
opening night The committee which the Presi-
dent consisted Of Lieutenant-Colonel Charles J.
Setter Lieutenant Commander a. B. Fry and Cap
tain b. T Clayton.
The programme for Wednesday night. known
Naval Night was announced. Rear-Admiral Philip
Will review the sailors. marines and naval militia
men. There Will be battalion cf twenty-four files
from the receiving ship Vermont, and from war yes
sells in the harbor. The sailors will give a Single
stick" drill exhibition II the marine corps accepts
the INVITATION 10 be represented al the tournamrnt
It Will be the first time iu its history II s said that
II has been represented
The track at the Garden will be on earth and on
the same plan as last year All the track officials
have been selected Prizes TO the amount OF Sl.JOO
have been provided. including twelve sets Of jew
elry. scarfpns. seeVe-buttOns. etc, nine sets OF
medals three small silver cups and three point
On sunday March 49, four officers and sixty
seven men detailed from the 81 Cavalry at Fort
cavalrymen from West Point expected TO arrive
at the Grand Central station They will be-
the Garden. The men will sleep I'm the Garden
and their commissariat will be the Putnam House
The officers Will be the Leagues guests at the
Waldorf
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06
SPORTS AND
.SPORTSME EN.
PROGRAMME or SPORTS TO-DAY

SPORTSMEN'S SHOW.-Annual exhibit
tion Of the SDortsmen's Association. Madi-
son Square Garden
ROWlNG.-Annual meeting Harlem Re
gatta Association.
CRlCKET.--Staten Island Cricket and
Baseball Club meeting. clubhouse. staten
Island; annual meeting Metropolitan Dis
trict Cricket League Knckerbocker Ath-
letic Club. evening
SHOOTING.-Oceanic Rod and Gun Club
shoot. club grounds. Rockaway Park.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06

TUPEtD VIII TO Re ENT iRGFD

Westerly. X. J.. March THE Executive Comlt-
tee Of the American Thread Company has decided
10 complete the William Clark Company's plant
here which means that the finished mills will con-
tain 81 900 spinning spindes and over twenty thou
sand twisting spindles. with the necessary finish
ing machinery 10 handle their products or double
Inc present capacity. This will lead to the en-
plovmen Of 80 extra hands. William Clnrk. Jr,
has been appointed general manager W. Marshall
Tavlor the present superintendent Will take
charge OF the Merrick plant at liolyoke. Mass to-
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06

too much as evidenced by the times at the home IN.
mark: The Jack Frost, 3:i3 the Bizzarf, 5;H ioi-
lowed by the others in this order The Breeze: ne
Whistlewing the vivid the West End. the Dolphin,
the Flight. the Prodgal Son. the Esquimau. tne
Typhoon. the North Star and the Pastime, AZ the
finish the first five yachts were the JACK fros..
j. Is. CaTruthcrs; the Blizzard Sanford c. CALVIN:
the Vivid John Gaskin: the Whistlewing w, y
Kent, and the Breeze, owned by Howard >. folger.
The course completed In forty four minutes
with Just one minute to spare from the time limit.
The Kingston Ice Yacht Club Is the third largest
on this continent and the following list OF some OF
Campbell Strange the sail areas beiag gwen ,,,n IN
zard sandford c. taivn. Ss5: the chinook. r. W.
Brlgstocke. AS: the Esquimau, James T. Allen ~:
the Witch John Gaskin jr. 3si. the Breeze. How
ard 8. Folger. 1856; the Dolphin. Frank Someryiils.
$50; the Starlight. r. Easton Burns, go; the haze
T. H. Pense qateen); the Junco Charles N clnIk; s
900. the Flight Frank Somerville 4I. the JACK
Frost j. b. carruthers, go; the Ruth: VI g
Anglin: the Paupcr c. c. Straubenzie and ~ >.
Logan 800: the North Star. u. Hora. 325 the Pas Pas
time Francis II. Macnee. 32l; the Prodigal son.
J. D. Craig 80: the Flying Scud John Mckay, Jr.
300; the West End. r. J. La Rush. go; the slippery
Jack f.. G. Gildersleeve Al; the Typhoon, Is. w.
Folger. Jr. 1876: the vivid. John Gaskln tr - me
Tom Cat, John Macarthur. 3s the Deaance; Jonn
Fisher. 725; the Whstlewing w G. Kent. ~; ne
Klondike Arthur II. Smythe, and the Snowbird. H.
Creighton Folger. 800.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06
cBlycES or 4 POTTERY TRrST

Wheeling " Va March 5-Presidont H. NJ
Franshelm of the Wheeling Pottery Company says
the pottery comblnntipn may still take place The
optlons on the various plants do not expire until
Auril l. and il s predicted that the trust viii he
an accomplished fact before that date.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06

Washington, March speaker Reed was last
So ~ u'e cues; OF honor a, a dinner rendered him
,io. 'uD"'ah members Of the New-York delega-
some lo,ifo ,ie fonse, Who presented to him a hand
tlvcs Sbs cup The donors Representa-
Llttsu1r DS I,iai' hooker Fisher Bennett. Foote.
--.'auer. Od,u Southwick and ward
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06

Washington March 5.-The following Army ar
Navy orders have been issued:


Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Major JONAS N. CT.FI.AND. additional paymaser, VIII
proceed 20 Fort McHeury, Maryland and make hnal
payments 10 the enlisted d@chargef ~ that post
Captain IRA MACNUTT. Ordnance Department viii
make visits Birdsb1ro. Penn. L. inspect rapid
fire guns under contract with the trustees OF the
Brown Sogmental Tube Wire Gun
First Lieutenant WILLIAM f. HANCOCK, 9Th Artillery,
viii proceed 20 Fort Monroe. Virginia. ana join his
battery.
Captain SAMUEL. BAIRD. assistant quartermaster, IS
honorably discharged u the United states
70 take effect April 1899
Acting Assistant Surgeon DONALD MACLEAN. Jr. will
proceed 10 Savannah. and report o. Major panel
Appel. surgeon. Commanding United states ten
era Hospital that place. for duty.
Captain WILLIAM J. NICHOLSON. 7h cavalry. ls O.
tailed AZ acting Indian agent at ~" san Carlos
Agency. Arizona Territory. 10 succeed Captain Henry
p Ritzlus. 25th Infantry. who is relieved 10 take
effect upon transfer of the agency property and
funds his successor
First Lieutenant JOHN w JOYES, Ordnance Department
viii MAKE visit each week for seven weeks during
the months of March and April. ls", 10 the works
Of Economy Foundry ana Machine Company,
Syracuse. y. y. - Inspect proecii!cs snfer contract
for the Ordnance Department
New-York tribune., 1899-03-06
NAVY.

Assistant Paymaser G MORRIS. Jr. ia ordered the
Aharenda.
Lieutenant Commander G. & RCHMAN Is detached from
the Dixie March 10
Lieutenant Commander G. T. FORsE is detached from
command u the Lebanon
Commander ". GOODWIN ia detached from command of
ihe Abarcnda AL ordered 70 the Lebanon
Lieutenant T. WILMER Is ordered 10 the Washington
Navy Yard on March IL for temporary dut5
Assistant Engineer y MANSFIELD Is detached from the
and ordered home
Naval Cade, S G MAGIIL Is detached from the oregon
and ordered home
Naval cadet H. n JENsON Is detached from the oregon
and ordered home