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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04

The boxes reserved for the managers Oh
tho show. against which no prices were
registered reached the total OF HOW az
against yr5,s FOR the total last year.
Frank T. Clark acted as auctioner. III.
r. Hollister Is the treasurer. The front
row ene-boxes were offered at the up
set price OF $50 They seat six persons.
The second row boxes, seating nine, were
mt up 500. and the third tier boxes,
seating four. at SO.
These are the names OF the purchasers
and the prices paid for the boxes. WITH
the box numbers:
Ma IL s. Bache. $50; No. 7. Henry Al
len. NS5. No. s. O.. De Alpagro, Sl90; NO.
.. j. n. Alexandre. 500; No. TO- August
Heckscher. $50; No. IL; Henry l.; Du =,
u Benedict. $z25: No. IA, James y.
HYDE Ss2o: No. IS, John n. Conyngharn'
g65: No. &c. H. q. Arents, $50; no. -: "
c. jennings 500; No. IS, w. A: HaiIli''o ~,
Sis: No. 10, Joseph Stckney, S5SOi NO. ~
f. X. Sturgls. s275; No. p, o. D. DaSco''''
'Y 10. q. sydney J. Smith, $500. No. e
Tsidor Worn1ser. Jr.. $500, No. -, Nj. ~
Collier. 800: No. .. Thomas W. Lawson
$50: No. y. Richard +. Carman, ~
No q, Elbrldge 7. Gerry, $50; f NT; 20
iuoVf Sqs1. No. b. James r. Hyde
s30O: No. 81. r. Francis Hyde, S210i NO. 81
p. &. Knox. 800: No. IS. Goeiet Gaiiatln
$40; No; 96 G. G: Tyson $500; NO 81 Z
n No D. as i oliver r. III P. Belmont, $50 NO
80 +. h Sturgis. S375; No. Al, X. Stur
| gis SIS: No. g. William Il. BanniBt IN
| swn; No. SO. David Lapsley. SOD: NO. ..
Samuel Willets. $3.50; No. 81 Henry SSns
l IIapnflton ~ Cary NLlO. No.
81. Thomas Johnson, $l95; No. 81, L. u
| Mcbride. $50: No. g. j. Ulman stevens
| su0: No g. F. 4. Hammond, 800 No. %
c. T. Moroslni, $50, No. 65, u. n. You
10. g.. Or. w. z. woodend. $50; No
( s.. W A. Tyson. Sl75; No. %, O Loon
| foissevain, $3.50: No. 40, w. J. Glenn, $lg3
! so. H. 5. Carman Harriet, NlV; No ~
J. n. Macdonough, $50; No. IS, Ho%ar 3
| Willets. $3.50; No. a. II. p. Whitaker, $40
| 10 Is. r. J. Mcbride Sl75; No. ~, Georg'
( r. Gilmore, $3.50; No. 81, j; Lee Ialier
| '2i5. No. 50. n. Suffern Taller, 500; NO
im. c. +. Brown, 500; No. l0l, w. X
/ steward. S205: No. 100, Charles ~ Chapin
s5. No 1l3. J. ". Miller, 500.
No. 5. Harry II. Good. s75; No. Y, l.
Berry wall, SIS; No. Is. Marin lie Bru;
Cooper, S75; No. 20, John r. rownse,ld
! SIS: No. p. John X. Townsend, SO, No
p W. Miller SO; Noi ~; y. r. XXI A. No S,I g
| Theodore W. Myers, SO; No 80 L. >
IcBride So: No. 50, 5. T. Peters 81,
| No. 40. George Chesterman, $40; NO. 4.
| Charles A. Baudouine, SO; NO. %, a.
| Washington. $l5. -
Among those present at the sale wer'
Flbridge T. Gerry, John Drew, John q
Heckscher, H. II. HOLSTER, r.. +. Car
! man. Elisha Dyer, James 7. HYDE, Jame'
| l.. Kornochan, Cornelius Fellowes, Aloer
| . Rostwick Louis Height. William G.
Coster. Archibald Pell. Mrs: Hermann
| Oelrichs, Mrs. William Jay, MIS-. OllVe
| Hartman. Jr., Mrs. Cornelius FelloWes
| and the Misses Fellowes.
nj the Horse Show are ardent member
| Of the Automobile Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04

BURKE Died. at the Virginia Hospi-
tai. Friday, November 3d. az $50 =. NJ
LIZZIE b. BURKE, wife OF James D.
Burke.
Funeral will take place SUNDAY AZ
TERNOON at o'clock from 81. Peter
Cathedral. Friends invited 10 attend. IN
torment in Calvary Cemetery.
GRIFFITH.-Died November 3, 1889.
EDWARD ST. CLARE, son Of F. ST.
Clare and J. Il. Griffith; aged months.
Interment private.
POLLARD. Died, at No. sos north
Twenty-fourth street, on Friday, Novem-
Der 81. JOHN NICHOLSON the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs II. q. Pollard,
Funeral from residence THIS Saturday
AFTERNOON ut 4 o'clock. Interment at
lakewood Cemetery.
SHACKELFORD.-D at his resi-
dence. az Thirty-hfth and Clay streets,
Richmond, Va. November ., 1899, at 1870
O'Clock T. NJ. EDWARD A. SHACKEL-
FORD, I'm his Goth year.
Funeral announcement later.
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Personnls md nriefs.

James Lewis Anderson has gone 70
4lartinaNAle. Va. on account of The OK
IRENE illness of bis father. Rev. r. g.
Anderson.
Mr. John a. Lamb qualified Yesterday
J. we Dhl. states District Court for
GOODMAN btoihcrs d. Co.. giving a bond
Tor $4,000 in the United s-atrs i,i6.iit,,
and Guaranty Company. ''
Rev DR. and Mrs. j. William roros
VIII leave this morning for a visit of
about h month 90 their son. Rev Howard
ice Jones. pastor OF Trinity Baptist
Durch New York city
Frank Tuly and Sam Davis. two white
n who were arrested during the c1r-
l ~ suspicious characters. and We're
rorarily held ON this charge. We're
rated yesterday morning
Horormation-Dav viii Doe celebrated
N.'h special services at the First Evan
N.al Lutheran church Sunday. Tn ser-
. HI Doe quite elaborate. Miss Ethel
kelly win sing at the 0ffcrtory.
Tho special services which have been
e ON at Laurel-Street Methodist
church for the past week have been most
.'.r Ting There have been number
CONVEX ons during the week.
tr -. @. Gregory, % Chcstorfield met
WITH au accident iu Lee District Thurs
cr u.rht. Ills horse became frightened
threw him ont OF his buggy. lie sus-
UrI several bruises about his race ana
f..o
Several pa sors-bv observed setter
Standing three English sparrows az TENN
..uk streets Yesterday morning. ie
won't about 81 in the most business-lihe
taking himself and his work as Sc
r as if be- had been in the hunting
i before coycy of partr'dges
Rev. Jere Witherspoon. j.. D.. viii
RIB tomorrow 90 The students of tho
....raIff OF Virginia. bV invitation. His
iHH 40 Grace street Presbyterian
n. uii be occupied tomorrow morn
lt r Dr. Thomas r. English. and at
u ur. ChaIles q. ulIsman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04

confirmed In the recognition urged by
the department, two because their cases
Wero presented at propitious moments.
,he other because OF a misapprehension.
nc rest, numbering among them every
gallant captain at Santiago on July 81.
ana all the brave captains OF the ever
ready gunboats, numbering among them
olhcers who risked In many desperate.
eNpcditions-cable cutting. as spies. seek
ing Information, blockadIng and block
ading harbors, scouting - numbering
among them all those who hesltated not,
ana included at the head Of all the able
ana determined officer who planned.
worked out. and executed the whole
campaign. and who finally contaminated
the one victory which was vital to the
enemy-he and all the rest have abso-
lutely nothing. The greatest among
these has not as much az the medal
which was given to each OF the hun
dreds who shared in victory won IN
more propitious hour"
The words. have been baked" g.
construed here as meaning that the ef-
forts Of Admiral Schley's friends 10 have
justice done him by the Senate are the
cause Of the failure to have due honors
done to Admiral Sampson. This official
attack on Admiral Schley will doubtless
be Immediately resented. and will add
fuel 20 ,ne flames OF the certain dis
cussion OF the matter when Congress
meets.
Rear-Admiral Crowninshield speaks Of
! the victory at Santiago as the zone vic
tory which was vital 10 the enemy, and
as having been finally contaminated by
Admiral Sampson. Crowninshield's critics
say sharply that he thus robs Schley Of
the credit, and, what Is much worse, has
tudiously ignored the transcendent vic
tory Of Dewey at Manila and its world
wide results.
SLABS AT ADMIRAL DEWEY.
The official thrust at Admiral Dewey Is
I'm this language: "The greatest among
hese (sampson) has not as much as the
medal which was given to each of the
hundreds who shared in a victory won
IN a more propitious hour"
This sheer at the bronze medals given
10 the tackles I'm Dewey's squadron is
IN open insult TO Admiral Dewey. as init
mating as strongly as the chief navi-
,ator dared that it was propiuous
1our which accounted for Admiral
Dewey's fight against. and victory over
he Spanish squadron and land forts
1T Manila
Three officers who are described in the
report as having been promoted, two be
cause their cases were presented "at
Yropitious times" the third through
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." are Lieutenant VIC
TOR Blue. who performed daring scout
iuty about Santiago; Robert w. Mill
gan. chief engineer Of the Oregon, ana
Admiral Higginson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
Attack on Dewey in SIMPSONS In
fcreSf
CNew York JournaI)

WASHINGTON. November Rear
Admiral Crowninshiold, chief Of the
Bureau Of Navigation, in a remarkable
annual report issued to-day makes a
covert attack on Roar-Admiral Schley
reflects on Congress for hastily hOnorlng
Admiral Dewey. lauds Admiral Samp-
son as the great factor in the war with
SPAIN and criticises the Senate for fail
ing TO confer honors on the men selected
by the Navy Department for promo
ton.
Even naval officials OF the Crowinshield
coteie are amazed at the audacity Of
their chief. They look upon the CROWN
shield utterances as deliberate attempt
10 reopen all the sores of the Navy De
Dartment and it Is believed that he
must have had high sanction for such
utterances.
The part OF Rear-Admiral Crown T.
shields report which has most astound-
cd those who have read it is as fol-
lows:
Another condition Of affairs, discour-
aging TO proud and ambitious officers
who have risked and accomplished, is
the ragged and irregular result that
seems an inevitable consequence OF any
effort TO give permanent or official
recognition TO bravery gallantry. and
devotion. Before the outbreak of the
war. YOU Secretary Long, addressed the
officers OF the North Atlantic fleet,
through the admiral. from which the
following is an extract;
Each man engaged in the work Of the
inehore squadron should have in him
the stuff out Of which to make posi-
bic Cushing: and If the man wins, the
recognition given him shall be as great
as that given TO Cushing. so far as the
department can bring this about
TALKS OF PLEDGES TALKED"
EVERY effort Of the department TO re-
doom This solemn pledge has been balk-
cd OF the officers who served IN the
North Atlantic waters three have been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
PLANS FOR THE NEW HOSPITAL.
leading Architects VIII BE Asked
To submit Them.


AL "a meeting of the Building Commit
t.. Of ,le Charlotte Williams Hospital
t.et nigh. 81 was decided TO invite archi-
lbmit plans for the building.
Ir ions will be sent to a number Of
t. ag architects Of the country TO
... r.l- in the competition. II cannot
r.H lc stated when The plans will be re-
l..r.. j, is the intention of those at
.ro bead of the great enterprise, how
ever. Oh push the work Of erection as "a
rIg s possible The building will be
.... .r-.tad after the plans of the lead
..- hospitals OF the world, and will be
ret modern in every particular.
the meeting of the Building Committee
.t uel, was held IN the Office of the
chairman. Dr. George Ben Johnston, AT
$50 30 east Grace street. Five Of the
g.l members of the committee were
present. The committee IS composed OF
... GLOWING gentlemen, who are also
rorg the corporators: DR.. George Ben
Johnston chairman, and Messrs. r. $.
.sHer. John T. Williams. r.. J. Bemis.
John SHELTON Williams. G. w. Tanner,
ll william r. Trigg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
Baltimore Sun.

AS the result of the appeal made az tho
general meeting OF the Maryland society
of Colonial Danes for relics 20 be depos-
tied rs loans in the National Museum at
washington two interesting articles were
presented 10 the board at their meeting
yesterday by Cardinal Gibbons. VINO called
at the society's house. Az north Charles
street, for that purpose. The afucles arc
the pectoral cross worn by Nr.hoisanoP
Carroll AT his conservation as the nrst
Archbishop OF Baltimore, and a box made
from the "old mulberry tree wnlcn iot-
merly stood in St Mary's City, ana re-
NAMED there until time wlthlh , M
memory of many persons still living. Inc
Nv VAS n gift to Cardinal Gibbons rom
General Bradley 7. Johnson who hau II
made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04

COLUMBUS. o.. November 3.-Chair-
man Dick. Of the Republican state com
,nittee Tonight gave out the following
statement. forcastng the result in Ohio:
The result is fully satisfactory from a
Republican standpoint. The largest vote
ever polled in q state campaign VIII be
MIR. Jones from 1900 to 100000 votes,
Judge Nashs plurality win not be less
than 5000 in the State. ;The Legislature
will be Republican in both branches.
Chairman Seward. of the Democratlc
state Committee has so far declined TO
make any statement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
WANTS ALL TO VOTE.
Chairman wallace Urges Democrats
TO Go to the Polls.

Chairman Wallace Of the city Com
mittee. is earnestly impressins upon
Democratic voters the necessity Of going
TO The polls Tuesday.
There is only one opposition candidate
fin the field but in the event OF great
oathy on the part of the Democrats.
rl unusual interest among Republicans
one Republican candidate might be
ted. Mr. Wallace and the entire COM
4. -tce are bending every effort TO elect
t. entire Democratic ticket. There is
.-la or no reason to expect anything
... but sure bind is O sure find
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
Puzzled by Historic Joke.

Now YORK Iress
Former Governor II. :. Thompson, OF
south carolina. who came in on the Ma
iestic Yesterday. brought a brand-new
native who was able 10 speak English.
and this native said TO him:
.sNIigbt / ask. sir. what the Governor OF
North Carolina said TO your
"An / could do" said Thompson. was
70 throw no both hands and invite him
over TO the hotel.
"He had heard American tourists use
the expression. but even when / explained
II 10 him he did not seem 10 appreciate
the Joke"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
To Disfrn.chise the Nearo.

MIA. GA. November 3.--The
nNice on Constitutional Amend
'I ihe Georgia House Of Repr ssn-
90 Today recommended the passage
ontouye HardWick's bin ale-
Nf NE negro The bin imp0sls
VIZ. .a-onal qualification on the negro
~, ahQ Mr. Hardwick stated plainly
lf.tl.ts OBJECT was 20 rid the state Of .nc
is tsi,., Snq purchasable negro vote II
House is assured. Sc VI '"e O'i ~ '"s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
SPECIAL AT Zoe.

The following 25c editions Of His Bro
TIERS Keeper, Robert Hardy, Seven
Days. Malcolm Kirk, by Rev. Charles
Sheldon, author of In His Steps; Beulah.
Inez and Macaria, An Arkansas Plant
err The Jucklins. Nathan Hale. The Mar
tyr Spy, The Little Minister, Ishmael.
Self Raised, The Hidden Hand, the Maid
en- Widow, a Noble Lord. Brownies. Tri-
umph. Stella Roosevelt, Lost Pearl, TIE
Hidden Path, Millbank. Sunnybank. True
as Steel, Nemesis, Edna Browning
Cameron, Pride. Tempest and Sunshine,
and The English Orphans-all at 1oc.
aach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
At Monumental Tomorrow.

Tho Monumental church. which has
len receiving extensive repairs for sew
sai months. win be occupied tomorrow,
which is the second anniversary Of the
.f0rafe of Rev. DIR. Barr.
here wi,l De- morning and evening ser
10.-the latter at o'clock. At the for
ir holy communion sin be celebrated.
'U. mu'c viii be very fine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04

DR. II II. Haden. Summit, Ala, says: II
think Kodol Dyspepsia cure IS splenold
medicine. / prescribe II, and my conn
dence in IT grows with continued use" ~
digests what you eat. and quickly cures
dyspepsia and Indigestion. Booker btos''
T. A. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
Vow Prosecuting Attorney.

IT. is reported here that Thomas j..
ik who killed Rev James r.. M0f-
T. BOO panviile several years ago, for
RIB Doe served "a hve-ycar term il the
.utiary, is now the prosecuting ate
.r.r of "a town in Kansas. Whether
o. has an assumed name is not stated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
nlcI,monders In New York.

,NlW YORK. November Especially
a H. Morgan. Waldorf. h. g.
on j. Kindcvater. Aston. r. o.
nn Stuart; r. c. Bliss. ST. Mich
~ Guvenator. J.. n. Murphy Cosmo-
II O.. OROurke ~. J. O'Rourke.
b p. iankius. r. r. Arlington, Jr., =.
MARLBOROUGH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
neIaxed bv Hleh Wnter.

Tho recent heavy rains have had the
.er of considerably delaying the work
O. fle improvements of the Chesapeake
Ohio in This city With the weather
r. usually have until the middle Of Dee
her 10 is thought the work win Doe
under way 10y the time it has 20
case for the winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
HoRsE-sHOW SEAT SALES.
About $500 Less Realized Than Last
Year.
CNew York Journal.)

klNEW IUTk JVIT IUIT
Fashionable people were not as much
for the exhibition Of the National Horse
Show Association, which was held yester-
day afternoon in the Madison Square
Garden Concert Hall. as they have been
in previous years.
II seems 10 have become the fashion
among society leaders TO have their boxes
for the event purchase by commissioners
whom they name for the purpose The
seats thus disposed OF none the less
brought nearly the same figures az they
did last year.
The highest price paid for box was
$50 and number OF other boxes brough.
500 and $3.50 each. The total, outside Ol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
When the kidneys are sound

When the kidneys are sound
they draw the uric acid from
the blood. When they are I'M
sound the acid remains, to
shatter the nerves, to weaken
the heart and to dull the brain.
There has never been but
one way by which the kidneys
could be kept in perfect con-
dition and good working order,
and that is, by the use OF
WARMERS SAFE CURE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
|A||kN.eueJN
.ssEss 7 zAEH1 9oR Iie97Es7 11si
Saturday,,
BOOK
DAY.
The magazines for the month Of No
vember: Cosmopolitan, Frank Iesile's'
Scribner's Harper's Ainslies. Strand,
Broadway. Metropolitan. Truth, Puritan,
| Ladies' Home Journal, and others.
A few of the latest publications: Bob
Son OF Battle, Children Of the Mists, Ac-
tive Service. by Stephen Crane; Stalky &c
Co. and From Sea to Sea, by Kiplins; ia
nice Meredith. Richard Carvel. The
Kings Mirror by Anthony Hope.
The latest copyright fiction in paper.

DOC.
Caleb West, Master Diver. by Hopkin-
son smith: Celebrity, by winston
Churchhill; Domination Of Theron Ware,
by Harold Frederic; Concerning Isabel
Carnaby; Tekla. by Robert Barr; Forest
Lovers, by Maurice Hewlett; Lady OF
Quality; The Coming OF Chloe. by the
Duchess; The Adventures OF Francois. by
Weir Mitchell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
JIM JEFFR|ES WINS,
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PACED

with his left on the ribs. but steadied
himself and met Sharkey's rush with
left hook on the ear. Tom rushed again
and Jeffries met him with terrific right
under the heart Tom hooked his left
TO the jaw, and at close quarters each
sent rights to the wind. They clinched.
and the referee forced them apart. Both
sent let's to the head, but they were
glancing blows. Jeifries drove his right
10 the body. and Sharkey ciinched and
hung on. After the break Tom hooked
two beautiful lefts TO the jaw. Then
they got to close quarters, in which they
wrestled, each trying to land a telling
blow on the wind. Jeffries rushed Shar-
key to the ropes, but the latter came
back with a right on the wind as the
bell rang. Sharkey retired 10 his corner
laughing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-04
THE MEYERS STORE,
From Cardinal Gibbons.

FOushee and Broad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05
RUSSIA ALWAYS FRIENDLY.
RETIRING AMBASSADOR HITCH
COCK STRONGLY PRo-RUSsIAN.
He Denennees as tnfounded the
storfe. Tha. the Northern Power
Was willing TO Enter Into q Eu-
rep-an Coalition Against the L. g.

LONDON. FEB Tf-EthAa Alien H-tc1-
cock the retiring American ambassador %
Russia. vic gas -ecently apqoluse5 Initso
States secretary OF ne Interior. arrived n
London on rs wAY 10 Washington lie
carries bone tl1e strongSst pro RUSSIAN
syzpatsies. IN ar interview had with him
by 4 Tepweseo sAtlve - to- Associated Press
Mr. Hitchcock denounced errpGa-.c4aly ne
STORES current sia-e Ire beginning cf the
HIspano American waE tAat Russia was
member % q coalition % C5ut5reTtz! pow
srs was-h wcul1 have interviewed in tie Dis
pate had England not refused &c jeln them
These stories are utterly unfou2de1.
said Mr.. Hitchcock There has never been
a single isern Of proof produced 70 suostaa-
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A = GREAT WORK.
of Diseases Included in the Copeland
Light-Fee System.
Marvellous Results


TO those U-zcGuainted NTH tie s~sa.
work carried on al The Copeland Institute.
the reach aad range o. :hat tar-Eaer,ei
medical system ard rs admirable alapta-
ton 70 TIE needs - every class q ia
Va4fds may BE Indicated ny the diversity
81 diseases accepted Tor expert treatment.
The Copeland system includes ca;arrh
a--1 al catarrhal m2ladies in his mari
branch u practical pathology Doctor Cope
Land ranks with tie very few recognized
masters now living. bur under IRE nominal
assessment plan al c3tarrh patients re-
ce.ve one entire months treatment: med
c.nes included Fer the sun usually paid IA.
examination alone.
:. The Copeland system includes the
Treatment and cure % deafness, the sys-
telnaslc restoration % he lost Or impaired
sense OF hearing. under brilliant disc0v-
cries credited entirely - Doctor Copeland.
being row a thoroughly verified reality,
however unique and marvellous as a medi-
cal evolution and achievement. Here. TOO,
the expense OF treatment Is limited under
the nominal assessment regulation. 20 the
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HIGH
CLASS
NECkWEAR .....
For Gsntisrer-
Asects, PufTs. SCarfs, lmperials.
Cheasty's Haterdashery,
Second Avenue and James Street
Ensign 4. Il. Ward. d numbers.

Ensign Il, II. ward, % numbers.
Es.si 90 ". H Buck. nugnoeFs.
Lieut. =. Il Nswcomo OF TIE Hudson,
: NUMBERS.
Assistant surgeon J r Branstora. OF
Tire Gloucester. ; numbers equivalent 10
: q medical corpst.
I1e1t. A = Dillingham;. o, ,hs Nash
Lieut.. ]. n. helm. Of TIE Hornet. num-
Eesign r p. 1agrunder. Of the Marble
Ie.e.lt. :. IS. Jungen, OF the Wampatuck.
Assistant Paymaster Brown. OF the
Gloucester, : numbers seQuivaien, 10 ! IN
Ensign " :. Crossley. OF the Leyden.
Lett. {. II. Harlow. Of the Vixen,
Commander J. IL Hunker. o. the An
rs pols numbers
CoIamander c. c. Todd. OF the Whining
lieut.. A. Ward. OF the Wasp. NUMBERS.
Lieut.. J.. Young. OF the Hist, num-
Assistant Engineer A NJ. Proctor. OF
the Gloucester. number equivalent 10
Assistant Engineer F Lyon. OF the Ore
xon l number equivalent - ) IN the Hnef.
Lieut.. Z. H. Need. oc the Hudson. :
Passed Assistan, Engineer c. y. Of
fey. OF the Oregon. numoer equivalent
To In the iine}
Assistant Engineer 3, n. Reeves. or the
Oregon j number
Lieut. J. Il scott, o: the Hudson.
numbers.
Mate N Muller. OF the Hudson. num-
bsfs or to be boatsWain
Lieutenant Commander I. Mark. OF the
Scorpion numbers.
Commander W. T. Swinehurne. OF the
Helena, numbers.
Assistant Engineer j. Morton, OF the
Nixon. ! numbsr equivalent 10 5 IN the
Nnel.
The marine officers recommended for
brevets ars as follows, each being given
one grade: First Lieut.. J. +. Mahoney,
First Lieut. c. c. Long, second Lieut..
NJ c. shaw, Capt {. L. McHawiey. FIRST
Draper, First Lieut. A. {. McLemore and
Capt A. (. keiton.