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New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
PEEK SKILL

Ex-water Commissioner Frederick Lent ana iani-
,Iy returned yesterday from the Thousand Islands.
The p,cnic of the Second Presbyterian Church
sunday-school was held yesterday at Groveville
Park The steamer smeline was taken to fishkil'
and from there the journey was made by trolley,
Major william II Lockwood. OF Beaufort :. e..
"a visiting his sister Mrs. Dorlin Mabie. Major
Lockwood is a prominent Mason. son OF tne
Revolution and Is at present serVi"s '' ''N
term I'm the Legislature. ,,,.. a. ,a,,
Contractor James T. Sutton began Monday 10 lay
tho large surface sewer in Water-st. from NC.
Gregorie Brook 10 the Exchange Hotel ordereo last
week by the Board Of Trustees. , ..,o
Allan L. Sutton is building n handsome rustic
cottage at Lake Oscawana. He hopes to occupy u
IN August. -, III, - d, sar,ea
At What Cheer Park to-day there VIII be series
of athletic events as follows Handicap picycle Iace'
novice bicycle race ladies' handicap bicycle Iacs
100 yards foot race 100 yards hurdle race lV yaruS
foot race for fat men. 200 pounds or over. co,
The excavation for the Peekskil Gaslght C1m
nany's new building on Water-st. Is finished les
terday Contractor Miller began laying the touhua-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
CAPTAIN NCLUSKYS HOUSE fObbhD'
LINEN OFTEN STOLEN FROM THE RooF-FoUH
PERSONS HELD

,,,-rN OFTEN STOLEN FROM THE RooF-FoUh
PERSONS HELD.
The double apartment house AT NO 10 anu
West Sixty -eighth-st., where Captain George "c
CrusLv of the Detective Bureau lives has peeh
robhed GO often Of valuable linen, stolen from
tho roof of the house, that the police OF the
West Sixty-eighth-st. station have received
many complaints 1t is said that more tnan
$500 worth Of clothing has been stolen
If was believed that dishonest washerwomen
were CARRYING on the thefts, and Detectives
Foeartv and Pierson, Of the West Sixty-eighth-
St station were detailed on the case. They
arrested FIVE persons Monday night on suspicion
Of having had something to do with the thetts'
Four prisoners are Colored and one Is Whte'
They are Richard Jerney, twenty-seVen years
old of No 243 West SiXtieth-st; his Wl1e MARY
her mother Mrs. Annie Thompson, or the same
address, and Annie Miller. twenty four years
old of No. 210 West Sixty -second-st., all col
orded and Annie Grady white twenty-three
years old Of No. 243 West Sixteth-st
The detectives said that the scheme or rob-
bing the house was to enter the place with
baskets, as If washing were to be called for at
the different occupants fats. The roof would
then be visited and all the linen there stolen.
The Grady woman was discharged by Mag1s-
trate Brann, in the West Side court yesterday
morning but the others were remanded. IL Is
said that there will be eight persons In court
to-day TO complain Of stolen washing. The
complainant in the present instance Is Mrs
Annie Ownes who identified some linen found
in the Jerney home as her property.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MILEAGE SYSTEM OF WAGES ON D., L.
AND w.

MILEAGE SYSTEM OF WAGES ON D., l..
AND w.
EMPLOYEES IN CONSULTATION WITH GENERAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANT
NEW SCALE
Scranton. PENN July IS (SpeciaD.-The commit
tee representing the locomotive engineers employed
on the Lackawanna railroad met General Superin-
tendent Russell In this city this forenoon and dis
cussed the renewal OF their contract 1t s reported
that the engineers ask cents mile on passenger
trains and 3A to cents coal and freight trains.
1t Is reported, also, that they want uniform DAY
Of ten hours. There may be some trouble in ar
ranging the time to be allowed for stopovers and
switching The younger engineers declare that the
proposed new contract will discriminate against
them The trainmen met Mr.. Russell this after
room. and the hremen will confer with Superin-
nent The various conferences will last several
days.
There is a diversity OF feeling among the men
regarding the mileage system proposed by the
company. Those employed on the Buffalo division
are delighted while those on the Morris and Essex
division are not so well pleased. AT New-York
the head office, the feeling Is strongest
against the action of the company, while at Bur
falo the point furthest from the main once, the
there Is a division between the men. some being
well pleased and others not being pleased so well
If a strike should come 1t will be by way OF New
York. The strike idea, however Is secuted one
Of the men said this morning he was confident that
no such thing would occur. The dl1culties hardly
to demand such course. one tnlng az a
time" said he. After we are through on tnlS
tack 1t will be time enough to think of changing
Our
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
A NEW ROAD CONTEMPLATED.

CENTRAL NEw-YoRK AND NORTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY SEEKS PERMISSION TO BEGIN WORK.
Albany July is (SpeciaD.-The State Railroad
Commissioners at their meeting to-day had sub
mitted to them a petition by Frank Sullivan Smith,
OF New-York asking that the Central New-York
and Northern, a railroad corporation, be per-
mitted to construct railroad from Wayland in
Steuben County through that county. across On
tario County and thence down In the western part
OF Wayne County.
There were representatives OF several rail-
roads present to learn the plans Of the Central
New-York and Northern" among the number being
John II. Diven. OF Elmirs, general counsel OF the
Northern Central Railway; S. b. Mead, the super
intendent OF the same railroad: J. F. Schaper-
hotter counsel OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad and
c. c. Paulding representing the New-York Central
Railroad The representatives OF the railroads
mentioned said they could not tell whether they
were opposed to the building OF the proposed rail-
road until they knew precisely its plans.
Mr.. Smith said that In a week he would be able
10 submit the survey OF the entire road for the
inspection of the Railroad Commission and of the
representatives OF the other roads The Railroad
Commission therefore postponed the further con-
sideraton OF the application until next Monday,
when II will meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel In
New-York.
tentative OF the Central New-York and Northern,
and said that its construction would give railway
TRANSFORMATION facilities to the farmers or large
mart OF Ontario County.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
AMERICAN APPARATUS FOR WINDSOR
FIRE ALARM rNsTRUMENTs MADE HERE TO BE

FIRE ALARM INsTRUMENTs MADE HERE TO BE
INSTALLED IN THE QUEENS CASTLE.
New-Haven, July IS (speciaD.-The National Elec-
trica Manufacturing Company, Of Milford. Conn.
has Just received order from It's foreign agents
make at once fifty fire alarm instruments and
apparatus for English electrical firm The fire
alarm instruments will be placed in Windsor Castle,
and all of the wiring and arrangements will be
done according to American ideas. The success of
the agents of the National Electrical Manufactur-
ing Company in getting its instruments in the
Queens palace Is regarded by the company a VIC
tory for American English. The com
petition for the contract for fitting out Windsor
Castle with the fire alarm system a strong
one, over twenty electrical firms from America
England and the Continent having agents on hand
TO submit figures and instruments, and the award
was given only after "A long discussion among the
English electrical engineers the OF the
different systems submitted. The contract calls for
the manufacture Of the instruments immediately
and the factory Will work on the order TO.
morrow.
The system OF fire alarm instruments which was
chosen from among all corners the best system
submitted has been In use In this country only for
short time. and Milford is OF the few towns
where II has been put in in this vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
A MONSTER LOCOMOTIVE.

Within a month monster locomotive VIII be
turned out at the Lackawanna shops In Scranton,
Penn It's most remarkable features are the diam
eter OF the cylinder. which is % inches and the
length Of the stroke which is 30 inches The boiler
IS "a inches In diameter. "a more than the average
and 2.Ie feet long The footboard Is feet inches
from the rail The height from the rail- TO the top
OF the boiler is II feet inch and from the rail- 10
the highest point of the locomotive Is 10 feet The
drivers are 81 inches The frebox Is feet wide and
10 feet Inches long inside. The Inch fues num- sn
ber a3 and the heating surface OF frebox and hues
"a 3Go square feet. The steam pressure Is 20
nounds with a tractive force OF +icD pounds There
are driving wheels, with two wheel pony truck
The capacity OF the tender tank is 1900 gallons
THE cab is feet inches long and 10 feet inches
wide.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
NEW CLERK ROBS HIS EMPLOYER

The police OF Richmond Borough were asked last
night TO look for Albert Alexander forty five years
old. who formerly lived in the Mills Hotel Bleecker-
St, Manhattan. George Fleischer. a second hand
furniture dealer. OF Bay-st.. stapleton employed
Alexander a week ago and a room was assigned
him In Fleisoher's home. the store. Fleischer
and his wife went away yesterday afternoon leav-
ing Alexander In charge OF the store. When they
returned last night both store and house were
securely locked from tho outside and Alexander
was gone. Fleisoher broke into his house and
store. and found that siiverware and jewelry OF
tho value of several hundred dollars had been
stolen He believes that other articles OF value will
be found W.ssinG-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
THURSDAY, JULY q
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK, TUESDAY. JULY IS. 1899.


Steamer Potomac Gsr) Hill. Liverpool July s. in bal
last Philip RupreGht Arrived at the Bar at n 10 m
ballast to Phelps Bros Co Arrived at the Bar at m
to ssa%s.on @As'fS sDn @ ysd % the @ Bar S at MN
Steamer Tas@an No pah peWersra 'Iy Aym,rSns %n
1li1ay Arrived at the Bar at 5 a m.
H. carthagena 8 Greytown 5 Port I4mon Il and Kings
49, with ndse and ! cabin BassenEssrs to pim For
ws Steamer Hsrad or Ttne Port Maria knnatto Bay
and Port AponG July Rr ia g %h fruit to America" Fruit
steamer Havana. stevens Havana July July i' with mdss
steamer 0rinGSo r FTsseT Ber%TSS Sy 49, W c
Arrived at the Bar at $40 m o-,... ,.,.. :, .,,,
,Sae seaSr dnS Da msesSe assenSers 10 Alien '1 -
steamer Ell Mar Grant New Orleans days. with md'e
Steamer Nueces Risk Galveston July l2 and Key
Is sS ms sorss spd gSe RSbn MSy S
July H. and Wilmington. C. i6 with mdse to W =
steamer Kansas city Fisher 81 Savannah July 49, with
Steamer nna amesewn Davis Newport News and Nor
folk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion IS
steamer Tjomo Nor1. Nllsen. PhsdeIPhia July II. in
ballast to l. w & p Armstrong Arrived at the Bar at
Sandy Hook N J. July is $50 p m--wind southwest.
light; clear
Steamers Agiers for New Orleans Tauric CBrl. Liver
pool Prnz Regent LuPod Ger s0mea Via GSereGs1s s
Juan. etc; Chateau Yquem Fp Marseles etc Hamilton,
saitram Cr Havana Philadelphia: City OF Augusta
Savannah Bolivia (Br. Mediterranean ports; Algonquin,
Charleston and jacksonville.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lizard. July 1s-Passed steamers spsarndam Dutch),
Senger New York for Rotterdam American (BD Betie.
New-York for London; Menominee uBD. Robinson. New
York for London.
scily. July is-Passed. steamers Lain CGer, Pohie.
.NewYork for Southampton and Bremen Burgermelsier
Petersen Ger. Siege. New-York for Flushing.
Plymouth. July Is-Arrived. steamer Patricia Ger.
Vogelgesang. New-YoTk for Hamburg
Isle OF Wight July lIPassed steamer Pretoria (3er).
Karlowa. Hamburg via Boulogne for New-York.
Glasgow. July 1sArrived. State OF Nebraska
C8rl. Perry New-York Anchoria (Br). Wilson. New
Nieuewaterwes. July ib-Arrved. steamer Heos tGer).
Jansen. New-York.
Bouogne. July i7saiied steamer Pretoria CGer). Kar-
Iowa from Hamburg New-York.
Gibraltar. July l6-Passed steamers Heathdene CBr.
Sandal. New-fofk for Aden Bombay and Calcutta: 18th,
John sanderson (Rr Erskine. NewYork for Alexandria.
Alden, Singapore.
Port said. July ls-Arrived. steamer Thordis (Nor),
Wilhemsen. Punta Gorda via New-York for Hong Kong.
Adelaide July isArrived steamer knight OF St George
OBJ. Billet, New-york via 81 Vincent. W
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
ONE DIES, TWO ARE IMPORTING.

VICTIM OF LoCKJAw sUCCUMBs IN GOUvERNEUR
HosPITAI~EFFECTIvE SERUM TREATMENT
Antonio Bianchi, eighteen years old, barber OF
No. % James-st., died in Gouverneur Hospital
yesterday morning from lockJaw. caused by pistol
wound in the little finger of his left hand on July
4 last. Banch went to Gouverneur Hospital last
Sunday for treatment His finger was amputated
and he was subjected to the serum treatment. He
received four injections, but the treatment was un-
avalling. 40
West Fftieth-st. and John Bartlett, fifteen years
old, of No 341 West Thirty-fourth-st. who are IN
Roosevelt Hospital, being treated for lockjaw by
the process, were reported to be doing nnely
yesterday afternoon ~ -,
There is pathetic incident connected with the
case of young Bartlett His mother is suffering
from consumption and about the time young BART
lett was taken 10 Roosevelt Hospital his mother
was taken to a sanitarium. She was Kept IN
ignorance Of the afiiction OF her son, and he was
not told of her removal
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
MOUNT VERNON.

The veterans Of the Spanish war In this city held
a meeting at the armory on Monday night ana ap-
pointed committees on the nomination OF officers
and constitution and bylaws An adjournment was
taken until Friday, July B. when It is expected
that the organization OF the camp will be completed:
II is the intention of the volunteer nremen 10
mako dne showing at the convention Of state
firemen in Yonkers next month. The Aldermen
have appropriated 500, and the fremen expect 10
turn out the entire thirteen apparatuses for the
parade. -. p,L porn
pbysical director Of the Y. NJ c. A.. to MISS jean
NJ organ formerly OF Poughkeepsse ps.a me beuneey
Of Philadelphia to William W. Howe, Jr.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
A TOUCH OF SUMNER RESORT WEATHER

New-York placed her reputation summer
resort on a frmer basis than ever yesterday. The
atmosphere was delightfully."- clear, Visitors from
out OF town who sought birdseye views of the city
from the roofs OF sky scrapers other points Of
vantage were rewarded with unusually extern
siye and Impressive panorama. The sun shone from
an almost cloudiess sky. and yet there no
Inalevolent energy in his rays. The humidity was
low 59 AT s O'clock a. m being the highest record
~ The day and the Weather Bureaus thermom-
eiers did not register more than 50 degrees at any
time.
The forecast for to-day is fair weather and sta
fiouary temperature.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR GUESSING.

A rather mysterious report was circulated yester-
day afternoon that a certain syndicate. In which
the Vanderbilts not represented. had secured
control OF fve railroad companies which would he
combined in q line extending from the Atlantic to
the Pacific and from the Great Lakes to the Gulf
Of Mexico One OF the combinations suggested yes
terday in Wall Street likely 10 .fill the bill
was that the Great Northern. the Chicago Great
Western the Baltimore and Ohio and the new
Scaboard Air Line system might he united. one
objection to this theory being however. that THIS
group comprised only four roads.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
BABY CAMP on A MOUNTAIN RIDGE.
COTTAGE OPENED FOR THE LITTLE TOTS BY THE
KINGS DAUGHTERS OF PLAINFIELD

MINUS UAU"ffIEf Of FAAINf IH4I1L'
Plalnfied n. j.. July Is (SpeciaD.-The mountain
cottage established by the City Union Of Kings
Daughters a baby camp formally opened
this afternoon The cottage, neat little frame
structure Of one story, is located the first ridge
OF the Watching Mountains three miles from this
city. 1t stands In a grove of trees the brow of
the mountain, close TO a spring. Two years ago a
similar camp was established by the Kings Daugh-
tiers OF this city Last winter It was burned down
by forest fires. Funds raised by subscription
and work the camp started two weeks ago.
This afternoon Miss Sitter, the nurse In charge,
and a committee from the City Union. composed Of
Miss Edith B. Little, Miss Ella Bliss. Miss Emma
Gillen, Miss Kathery3 Glen. Mrs. Edward Caldwell
and Mrs Frank Rowley. received the visitors
Plainfeld society sent large deegati tion to the
opening. The cottage is equipped with cradles and
cots and there pleasant days this summer the
sick babies OF the city will be taken and cared
for free of charge. and allowed to enjoy the nvig
Grating air of the mountains.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
COAL OIL MONOPOLY IN NEWMEIICO.
TERRITORIAL AUTHORITIES PROCEED AGAINST
CONTINENTAL COMPANY.

Santa Fe N. NJ. July IS (speciaD-War was de-
clared to-day by the Territory OF New-Mexico on
the Continental OIL Company. which Is identical
with the Standard OIL Company. The last Legls-
lature passed laws appointing a Commerce Com
mission and providing for the inspection of
coal oil and n certain fee be paid for the in
spection The company has thus far openly de-
fed the law and to-day the Commerce Commits
sion instructed Solicitor General f. L. Bartlett TO
proceed aginst the company.
Neil r. Field. Of Albuquerque. is attorney for the
oil company. and both sides anxious to push
the suit get the United States Court TO pass
upon the cOnstitutonality OF the law. a jury will
be waived before the District Court and the case
Will be brought before the Territorial Supreme
Court In August and before the United States Su-
preme Court In October. The feeling against the
oil company In the Territory is bitter as the
price OF 30 cents gallon charged for coal oil "a
deemed much too high. and a strong fight will he
made by the Territorial authorities against the
monopoly with a view OF breaking H.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
TROLLEY CAR VICTIM FOUND IN A FIELD.

John Young. thirty-four years old. OF Lincoln
Place and WashIngton-ave.. Garretsons. Staten
Island. found lying In field near that place
last night. He injured. and said he had been
struck by a Midland trolley the Richmond
Road on Monday night He had crawled into the
field. At the Smith Inhrmary II found that
eight OF his ribs were broken ard his back was
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
SECURED BY A TRUST COMPANY.

waterville Me-. July s-The Executive Board OF
Directors Of the Waterville Trust Company have
taken action whereby the company secures possess
sion Of the Wiscasset and Quebec Railroad. The
cnmnanv 10 paw the interest on $4,000 issue Of
honds OF 1895 Of which the Waterville Trust Com
ranv Is the trustee The road will he leased TO It's
pnresent management by the trust company, a suf-
hcient bond OF indemnity being given.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEW-ROCHELLE.

A committee recently appointed to investigate
street improvements reported to the Board OF
Trade Monday night in favor OF asphalt Tor the
business streets. and expressed the opinion 'ha' ,e
o.o,o,t b,oc,, would no the most desirable material
The sheet asphalt interests were repreenhed he M ~
Stone both of whom addressed the board IL was
decided accept the report and refer II 10 on one
sisted of James Dwight Foot. Frederick Lorenzen.
Frank j. New and w. B. Greeley. recommends tnat at
paving brick be used In streets where there Is "o'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board OF Education. p. m.
Ahearn act case, Supreme Court.
Brighton Beach races. 2:30 p m
Special meeting Of Third Avenue Railroad STOCK
holders.
Twenty-frst Assembly District Repuoncan Ut
ganization excursion to Sylvan Grove
Board of Trade and Transportation excursion to
Philadelphia.
Music in Mulberry Bend Park and Abingdon
Square D. m.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
PLANS FOR A NEW FREE LIBRARY

Plans were filed at the Department OF Buildings
yesterday for a one-story Indiana limestone and
terra Gotta building be erected on the east side
of ST. Nicholas-ave., north Of One-hundred and
ffty-ffth-st. for the Washington Heights Free Cir
culating Library The building will occupy plot
41lxs97 and It's estimated cost is $4,000. f. s.
Whitman, of No. 81 West Seventeth-st.. Is presi
dent OF the library
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
FATAL CASE IN JERSEY CITY.

The first fatal case of lockjaw in Jersey City was
reported yesterday The victim was Frank N
Holton fourteen years old, of No. rs Prescott-st
The boy was injured In the left hand on July by
the accidental -stschar &C. f.sa'ToV revolver The
first symptoms OF sock Ja% were noticeable on the
Following Thursday, when young Holton complained
of a stiff back. Dr. Charles Opdyke at once pro-
nounced the case one of ockjaw. The boy con-
tinued to grow until Sunday night, When
he died, after great agony
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Hudson River Day Line has Just issued
new folder describing at length the beauties or
the Hudson River and pointing out the advantages
OF travel by its steamboats,. either for the days
excursion TO West Point. Newburg or Poughkeep-
sic or en- route to the Catskill Mountains and all
points dverging from Albany. The folder can be
had on application at the Day Line pier at Des-
LAT
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
NO GOLD GOING IMMEDIATELY.

Although no engagements Of gold for export were
announced yesterday. there were rumors that at
least one small shipment might be made by the
end Of the week. The rate for demand sterling.
81 s7z. is below the figure at which gold could no
proAtably exported. In the opinion OF foreign
change houses there is Nttlo probability OF extern
sive export transactions, ~ the Bank of England
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
SUPPOSED MESsAGE FROM rHE SrA

Newport News. Va, July is (SpeciaD.-A sealed
bottle containing sofled piece OF paper bag bear
ing a message in lead pencil. found this morn
ing between the ways OF OF the vessels building
at tho shipyard The floating bottle was picked up
by Of the workmen, and II contained this
message; May 10. 1899. The sailing bark Mary
Dunn is sinking OF Hatteras All are lost. Ons
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19

Chicago. July 1s.-A dispatch to The Chronicle"
from Dallas. Tex says that two girls. eight
years old and the other ten. daughters OF the widow
OF John Moore lost their lives by drinking poison,
which. It is asserted by the police authorities was
prepared for their mother. who is an important
State witness In the case against the men accused
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
PORT CHESTER.

While Mrs. Herman l.. Marshall jr, was ori'iils
Monday night her horse collided with "aso. ~
Mo,r.st and ran down Westchester-ave which
leads 70 the Byram River Mrs. Marshall guided inc
horse into a large pile Of near the pier ehe
was thrown out but not badly hurt.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19

has withdrawn the special Inducements which II ,d y
Understood Il offered several weeks ago, When g goia
TO the amount of several million dollars was
shipped from this city, although the rate men, as
now was below what was generally regaIoeo as
the "god exporting point"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
A VICTIM IN SYRACUSE

Syracuse, n Y July 1S.-The third death from
lockjaw in this city caused by injuries inflicted by
the discharge of a toy pistol on July occurred
this morning at st. Joseph's Hospital, when sam
uel Charles, fifteen years old, OF No. sl2 orange
St died The operation of injecting anttoxin into
the brain was tried without success yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
TARRYTOWN.

Mrs Wesley Boyce for the last two years matron
A. the Westchester County Amshouse at East
View. died suddenly on Monday night from heart
disease She had been about the previous even
ing in good health. The poor women whose lot IN
life she tried to make pleasant mourn her Joss.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT AHHIVALo M ITirI rfV' rI''''
AIBEMARLE-Colone Augustus T. Tyler. OF
New ondon. BJJCKINGHAM-Alfred A. Pope. or
Cleveland FIFTH AVENUE-Governor William
A. Stone OF Pennsylvania. GRAND-Captain D. w.
Miller L. 8 A. HOLLAND-W. l.. Elkins. jr., OF
philadelphia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jones, u
& n MURRAY HILL-General T. j. Henderson,
~ Illinois WALDORF-Genera Wesley Merritt
L. g. A. and Captain E. T. Tudor, X. A., OF Hal
ffox