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The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-15
DO YOU KNOW IT?
SpiIler'S Golden BaISam lq 9

And actually cures Coughs Colds and Group.
Every bottle guaranteed. All druggists refund
the money " 1t fails To cure. For sale by
Fred n. Wing, skowhegan, Me.
Also all medicine dealsrs. 6m5I
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-15

Papa" said Tommy Northside, who had
been reading news from the Atlantic shore,
what kind Of n steamer is coastwise steam
err" "A steamer wise enough to keep of the
rocks along the coast" replied Mr.. Northside.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-15
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c.

With Deyoe's Gloss dtraee PANT. ready
for use; 10 colors Gives high gloss
equal to new. Sold by J. D. Rawles 4
g. 4mlu
The Somerset reporter., 1900-03-15
yARNlSH N AXES DEVICES VGRNISH

Floor Paint cost Sc more a quart; makes
it look brighter and wear fully twice as
long as cheaper floor paint. sold by J.
d. Rawles 4 Co. 4ml0
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
CoMnERCE AND CUSTOMS AT HAVANA.

Washington, Aug. 1.-The Division of Customs
and Insular Affairs Of the War Department report
ed to-day that the total collections for the port
of Havana for the twenty-five working days of the
month OF June S11l31S7.
During the month 1859 entries were lIquidated,
Of which 42 were free and 56 liqudated with
an increase of duty. The total amount of duties
Nquidated was $1O7,796. There was collected in
the period S26935 in duties postofice
declarations.
During June, 1900. there landed at the port of
Havana from points outside of the island Of Cuba
2052 passengers. of whom 627 came from the United
States, ll34 from Spain and 291 from other coun-
tries. There left the port of Havana for ports
outside Of Cuba during the month 2476 passengers,
of whom 1G3 went to the United States 1150
Spain and 1923 10 other countries
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
DJScB4PGES IN B4NERrPTCY

Judge Thomas. OF the United States District
Court. yesterday granted discharges in bankruptcy
to fourteen bankrupts, among whom were Ellwood
z. Doyle and Emil Ettinger, who composed the firm
of Doyle & Ettinger formerly proprietors of cafe
No. 81 Broadway, whose liabilities were Si2.S5;
Captain BENJAMIN H. Tuthi of No 212 East One
hundred ed-and-hfteenth-st, formerly a broker, with
liabilities of S6657 Charles B. Marx, of No. 60 West
One-hundred-a thirty -1fth-st. formerly a theat-
real manager, with liabilities of 69O5, and Dora
Levy of No. 2l8 Broome-st:, with liabilities of
$50 675. A discharge denied to Isaac Steinau,
of No. 147 East Sxty-frst-st.. formerly of Steinau
Brothers G. Co., wholesale jeWelry dealers at No.
AL Broadway. with liabilities of S4l l6O.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
EXPENSES LESS THAN LAST YEAR.
TABLE OF GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS FOR
JULY-PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT


Washington Aug. 1.-The July comparative state
ment of the Government receipts and expenditures
shows that during the month the receipts amounted
to $40 955l60 and the expenditures $5399653. which
leaves a deficit for the month OF $4.024 493. One
year ago the deficit was sS,5O6SS2. The receipts
from the several sources of revenue are given as
follows:
Customs, $3, so. .27l increase compared with
the corresponding month last year, about 900.
Internal revenue. $56o6Ss decrease about $7620 600
Miscellaneous $2592,199; decrease, $l6S00o. The ex-
penditures by items given follows: Civil
and miscellaneous, So 203 509 decrease compared
with July. 1899 170oO0O War, SSSl5124: decrease.
SSi6o0o; Navy &.31S6 67S: increase s2SOO Indians,
Ss56444; increase, $SS4646 Pensions $11.9l6S44; de-
crease 81 100000 Interest. SL7S9556 decrease $40.
600. The total expenditures during July ST.
5Sl, ,437 less than during July last year.
The monthly statement of the public debt shows
that at the close of business July 81. 1900. the
debt less cash in the Treasury amounted to H,10S,
S46.10 increase for the month of 81 SIS 452 This
increase is accounted for by the increased dis
bursements of cash incident the beginning of
the new fiscal year. The debt is recapitulated as
follows:
Interest bearing 1921 125. .1eo
Deb. on which interest has ceased since ma
Debt bearing no interest 3s69o46O4
Total $1.4O9, ,2O6,O75
This amount, however. does not include $724371,-
which are offset by equal amount of cash held
for their redemption.
The cash in the Treasury is classified as follows:
Reserve fund gold and bullion $150000 900
Trust funds gold. silver and United States
General fund free gold, silver 1874 05S301
National repositories. 06,aS4, SOS
Total 1O5 Ola 1s4
Against this there demand liabilities out
standing amounting to SSO5 154.Sl9 which leaves
net cash balance on hand of 1893 $50 365 The
of gross gold in the Treasury to-day reached
$43ll70,764 which is the highest amount in the
Treasury in the history of the Government.
The monthly statement of the Controller of the
Currency shows that at the close of business July
81 1900 the total circulation of National bank notes
$500 0556, increase for the of SIS 47397S.
and increase for the month of $40 455, ,6S7 The
circulation based on United States bonds amounted
to 434 increase for the year of S0679 63O
and an increase for the month of $12,331, ,SS2 The
amount of circulation secured by lawful money
S33,567922, decrease for the year of 81 652
decrease for the month of $3.50, ,245 The amount
of United States registered bonds deposit
secure circulating notes 1924 94S,930 and
secure public deposits, $50 S02,080
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
ATTACHMENTS AGAINST R. F. SHROPSHIRE

Deputy Sheriff Leavitt has received two attach
ments against Ralph F. Shropshire, mortgage loan
broker OF NO. a Wall-st. IN favor of Mary Agnes
o<iernan for 5000, and in favor of Helen c.
Bonse for $500 They were obtained on the allega-
ton that Mr.. Shropshire cannot be found in the
State and has either departed from the State or
keeps concealed therein TO avoid summons Mr.
Shropshire has been in business for the last eight
years and was reputed 10 have interest in prop
erty at No. % West Fourth-st and No 155 West
Thirty siXth-st. Lis pendens has been filed against
No. l55 West Thirty-sixth-st- on each attachment
suit has been brought against Mr.. Shropshire
by Bessie Marquise de TaIleyrand Perigord TO de-
ternne her interest In the property at No 155 West
Thirty sixth-st. and for partition. She is niece
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
CENSUS WORK ADVANCING RAPIDLY.

Washington. Aug. 1.-Out of $1,000 population
schedules representing the entire population of the
United States 1900 already have been submitted
to the Bureau of the Enumerators, and practically
all expected to be in by August Is. OF about
half million schedules comprising the statistics of
manufactures Of the country 800 already in
and 4,073 265 form schedules being the bulk of the
agricultural statistics are on file. The census of
Honolulu, Hawaii, has been completed. and shows
a substantial gain. The work of all but four of
the enumerators in Alaska has been completed and
forwarded to Washington. The statistics relat-
ing each individual punched a separate
card, with 75S.000 cards punched yesterday. the
statistics covering u,50O00J people have far been
transferred from the schedules the cards by the
punching process and 100000 of these have been
verified by the machine count.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

reserved for instruction in the International Sun
day School Lesson and normal methods of teach
ing same, conducted by the Rev. r. A. Torrey, of
Chicago and Hamilton s. Conant. secretary OF
the Massachusetts Sunday School Association An
other special conference for those interested In
young peoples work viii be in charge of John
Willis Baer and other leaders of that work. Will
lam H. Stanes. Niigris Hills, India, will conduct
special meetings for children. Music will be in
charge of Ira D. Sankey and George c. Stebbins.
assisted by +. II. Jacobs.
In the words of ST Pauls prayer in behalf T., of
the Father of Lord Jesus Christ would grant
us, according to the riches of His glory to be
strengt heaed with might by His Spirit in the inner
man; that Christ may dwell in our hearts by faith;
that We, being rooted and grounded in love. be
able TO comprehend with all saints what is the
breadth and length and depth and height, and to
know the love of Christ. which passeth knowledge.
that might be filled with all the fulness of
Cod" Yours in the Masters service
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
REAL ESTATE.

The ten year lease of the old Sherry lLiiding
at the southwest corner of Ftfth-ave. and Thirty
seventh-st., by Coamore Co, dealers in glass
and china for S35000 is reported to have been
negotiated by S. Osgood Pell.
Title to Berkeley Oval TRANSFERRED to William
F. Havemeyer Frank J. Gould and D. S. Miller
Mr. Gould's representative, recorded yesterday.
AS reported in The Tribune the time of the SALE
the property will 20 to New-York University, un-
less Mr.. Gould decides 10 the contrary on his re-
from Europe on August %.
The transfer of the southeast corner of Wall and
Hanover sts to the Wall and Hanover Street Real
ty Company for $3.50 900 recorded yesterday The
plot is of irregular shape 5sx1i x35 2xl2S Charles
A Runk the referee. TIE Realty company
mortgages the property to to Commsrcial Trust
bonds are due August Is. 1910.
The offerings at auction scheduled for to-day in
BY D. Phoenix Ingraham-No 6S6 Lexington-ave.
story brick fathouse. Michael l. Begley against
John J. Buckley, ct all William H. stockwen, at
SIG 440: subject TO taxes, exc, $5l412
and-tweIfth-st south side 100 feet west of Fifth
ave, l5OxlOO1 Ave five story brick hathouses Viii
lam II. Busk against David Seglin ct al. Edwards
& Bryan. attorneys; John H. Rogan, referee
Amount due $5s,5O0; subject to prior liens taxes,
Archbishop Michael A Corrigan yesterday mort
foUrth-st i25 feet west Of First-aVe for $40 0o d
in one year. A new church and parish house are
building on the premises.
THE RECORD OF SALES
Henry Russell has sold for Som Brothers and
Adler & Hermann to firm of builders the plot
1OOl1x100 at the northwest corner of Park-ave and
Ninety -eighth-st., with four unfinished hathouses
Herbert B. Turner has sold No 1O9 East One
hundred and -elcVenth-st. a three story du,au;n,
house, lot 1511x100.1l. "s
John r. Davidson has sold for Mrs. s 7 Witberau
Y No @ Me4 81 dhe ye story single
taking in part payment the three story pri1jat te
dwelling house No. l36 Manhattan-ave.
Leth & Glenn have sold the seven story aDart
ment house at the southwest corner of St Nicho
las-ave. and One-hundred- and -fourteenth-st on
plot 59.2x766X00. .5Xl07.6. " vi "
By Peter F. Meyer & CO. No. 6l9 West One
hundred md forty -second-st north side 96O faet
west of Boulevard. H6x991O a three story stone
front dwelling house; foreclosure. to the nlajntirf
for 5000 NO ZIP Ans terdam-ave. southwest cor
OF One-hundred- and six ifth-st. 7llx1OO
five story brick store and athouse; foreclosure to
the plaintiff for $3S 600 Emerson-st northeast
of Post-ave l90xlOO vacant; foreclosure TO the
defendant for &.400.
BY William Kennedy: Robbns-ave. east side 20
feet north of Daer-st, 15Oxl00, vacant foreclosure
Tram Fobes for SIC 1877.
By Bryan L. Kennedy: No. 1851 TO 1857 Washing
ton-ave., northwest corner of One-hundred ana
seventythird-st. l00x90 four four story brick Nat
houses, with store in corner; foreclosure to Sol
omon Littenberg for S67,i45,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
MORE TELLOW PETER Ar R0cAS-

Washington, Aug. 1.-Two fresh cases of yellow
fever at Bocas del Toro, United States OF Colombia
reported 10 the Marine Hospital Service to-
day This makes total of five cases, including
one death. reported at that port.
Strict precautionary measures have been taken
TO meet any danger Of spread of the fever by
fruit vessels from that region.
The Navy Department to-day received word from
Surgeon Marcour. in charge of the Naval station
at Havana. that two suspicious cases. supposed to
be yellow fever, had appeared there. orders have
been issued TO send everyone north who can be
spared. The Navy Department has between fifteen
and twenty at this station.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
ATT4c1HdsnENT OVER A SEIZURE OF FRUIT

Deputy Sheriff Carey has received attachment
for $500 against the Continental Fruit Express, Of
Chicago, IN favor Of the Fruit Auction Com
pany of this city, on a claim for damages for the
conversion of a shipment of fruit from California
this city. Ten carloads of fruit were attached
Chicago while in transit In a suit of the Cont
mental Fruit Express against Westfal Brothers &
Co. which fruit was sold by the Sheriff. The
fruit, it is alleged was consigned TO the Fruit Auc-
tion Company, and the latter has first lien on it
for advances to Westfall Brothers & Co. The at
tachment was served the Erie Railroad Com
nam
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
Gitp loropcrtp for Sale.

s4tb-st 8 1l9 II e OF -Columbus-ave. 1SI102-2;
Ella A Gregg to Eliza E Madigan. ...........: 24Ot
sSaniro NO 49, 1OAioo 175C
AIIen-st No 123. 25xs7.6; Susan Engel to Esther 90 -
l55th-st s. IT'S II W OF Courtlandt-sve, 25x9eS;
Adolph y Baumann 10 Columbia Mutual Build - .
ing and Loan Association ............. 2OO'
3d-ave. No 2O91. 25x1O0; Solomon Abrahams TO - .
Boulevard Lafayette. W $. 1883 IT centre 169th-
ST. 32x46x26. .7x59 H. Moren B Beale to Mary =. =.
H Beale @o'u'
Avenue D. n 13th-st TO 14th-st
Tomkins-st 10 18th ST x W
Charles A Runk referee, to East River Realty - =.
WaI-st S e corner Hanover-st. 57.sx
352 to Hanover-st x127.3; Charles Runk,
referee. to the Wall and Hanover Street Realty - .
Company SIo,V
OSth-st s. 200 II Amsterdarn-ave. 2Ox
100 II; William J Mckirn. referee. TO John ., :,
casey ~A'O'
ssth-st $ 27O it of Amsterdam-ave. 2Ox
10O.11: William A McKm, referee. 10 John - -
1O6th-st n $. 200 It OF Manhattan-ave. COX
IOo.1I; John Rogan. referee. TO D Willis - -.
FIdrIdge- st No 20 2 $, 10 2x50.S: Edward Koch
keller BENJAMIN Kutner and another. 16,G'
16th-st $ g 263.1 II 2 of Sth-ave, 19.7X1OS3: Au-
gust ] de Kantsten Robert Roosevelt, tr, 2S,O'
2d-ave 10 csc "a Sx100; also 34th-st. Nos S3S
and East, 46x9s9; Sarah Corcoran to Mar
tin Diehl ct al....... l2,Ot
Prizes Herman Loden and wife. 1T,Se
II1th-st n +, 40 II of 5th-ave. 91x10o.11;
Maurice A Burstein and another 10 John -
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

NJ Sas IS % ahd the a. Cemetery
ct al Norfolk-st, 5, 200 IT $ W of Houston
CASEY ioSn. fSans to Germana Life Insurance Com
pany, 9sth,st $, 27o II e Of Amsterdam-aye. - -
Thomson. George W and Edward T to Bond os11d snd
East River Realty Company to Coleman E Kis-
sam 1sth-st n corner Avenue - TO 14th-
to Tcmpkins-st years .:............. ESQ
the city Of Albany 45th-st. No % West
smith Emma q to Robert sanford sist-st. So
sa%s 35 sfS5sz5y &c
Levin. Esther. and another to Bernhard Mayer
Millheiser, Emanuel, to German Savings Bank
St No 319 East. Observation-Disclosures. 1870
gage Company iith-st No eli bast years $50
SANE Sam; to same isTH, same properly bgeg year 80
FRANKLIN Savings Bank, 4eth-st. No S West,
Fessenden. Eliza G. ct al to the Bowery Savings ~
Bank. Fulton-st. corner Greenwich-st.
Dishl. Martin ANDREW and william =. 70 Sarah
years 1910
ss Nos kSus 81 and % 6 wss saTins' Bank
Miller Max. to George X Cabell Henry-st. No
Cunningham 1n John and wife to Rebecca L Camp
Hogan 1s Mary. to EmErsn Industrial savings io'
Bank 67th-st. No 1870 West i r..........oe 1870
Trust Company, 46th-st. 5. 100 IT of 5th-
Robbins, Rowland A. to Title Guarantee and Trust
COMPANY Lexr stonIS @ z1 ave No 1o22 years , 1870
74th-st s. $50 II e Of West End-ave. 2 years 1870
st. No i54 years. 1870
Stephens Olin ], Bowery Savings Bank 13Sth-
St $ bank OF Mott Haven Canal. 1
wimpIe. iHnp Jacob NJ to the New-York Savings '''
Bank, ST Nicholas-sve, s, 30 II n Of central
line 147th-st II extended years .............
Wall and Hanover Street Realty Company
Commercial Trust Company OF New-Jersey.
wall-st. . Hanover-st. 57.SxI27.3x
irregular secures bonds due August Is 1910 -. N
Humphreys, Margaret ct al to Max Erlanger
road from Wiamsbrdge to West Chester, s.
1871 II OF Bronx and Pelham Parkway.
also 5 OF said road 3.0SS II s OF Bronx and
Pelham Parkway. also said ROAD, :. opposite
above, and being known PeaIsall Homestead.
contains 267-1. 900 acres ............ 4SO
Pearsa Charles b. o Josephine A Thibaut road
from Williamsbridge West Chester. s 1871
II Of Bronx and Pelham Parkway. years.. $50
Madigan. Eliza z. 10 Adirondack Cottage Sani-
tarium. 113th-st. No 152 East, il.N
Corrigan, Michael A, 10 Emigrant Industrial Saw
year 400,
pany listh-st No 40 wett years. -. 600,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
uOrEnENTS OF AMERICAN WARsHIPs.

Washington. Aug. 1.-The bat:leship Iowa has
sailed from Victoria for San Francisco. The tor
pedo boat Strngham has sailed from Norfolk for
Newport. The Monongahea has arrived at Ports
mouth. England. The North Atlantic Squadron
sailed this morning from New-London for Ports
mouth The Essex has sailed from Cronstadt for
Stockholm The Scindia in transit for Taku, has
arrived at Marseilles. The gunboat Nashville,
which conveyed the Oregon to the Kure docks, has
sailed from Nagasaki for Taku
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

Washington, Aug Especial Agent Dunham in
charge OF the census Of Alaska. in a letter just
received by Director Merriam, says regarding the
conditions at Cape Nome:
St Michaes is still quarantned against Nome
and there is no travel between the two points. Six
vessels are now in quarantine at Egg Island. The
latest reports from Nome indicate that the small
poH Is under control Typhoid fever and pneumonia
occur during the summer a result Of the ep-
aTpfp
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

T3urnside-ave. widened. s corner Aqueduct-aVe.
runs 445.sxw s12bx n 449.S to 92.2
10 Aqueduct shaft K S 153x e 10O1 1921
ave to beginning; Charles Strauss.
referee. 20 William Havemeyer ct al 1872 00T
l64th-st, $. 1898 II OF Edgecombe Road. 25x
l39X25 8xl361; Augustus Van Wyck referee.
10 Herman Kountze al trustee ....... 240co
Leonard-st, Nos l5e and 16l 4s1x irregular;
John Deraismes and another To John Sim
Beekman Place s. as It n OF Mitchell Place
60xs0; Hulda Wttner TO Hyman Adeistein and
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02

of Benjamin L. Curtis who with Mr.. Shropshire
owned the property. At Mr.. Shropshire's office
yesterday 1t was stated that he was out of town
in the country but would return either to-day or
to- o-morrow Nothing was known about the attach
ments They were served on bank and trust
company The claim Of Mary Agnes o. kiernan Is
for rents, which it is alleged, he collected as her
agent from the houses at No 1855 Fourth-ave; and
No. $40 West One-hundred -and- Seventeen hist.
which he refused to pay to her. That & OF Helen {;
Bonse is on his note dated January lS 1879 payable
one year from date to the order of Benjamin l..
Curtis for $500 which note transferred to her.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
ToLUNTEERs HoNORABLY DIScHARGED.

Washington Aug. 1.-The President has directed
the honorable discharge of First Lieutenant Lo-
renzo D. Dyer. 47th Volunteer Infantry; Second
Lieutenant George F. Young, 36th Volunteer In
fantry, and Second Lieutenant John T. Fuller
9th Volunteer Infantry, 10 take effect August 10
in each case These officers have Just arrived at
San Francisco from service in the Philippines and
rendered their resigna riOns
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Creston-ave, s. 100 IT OF lSSd-st for two
and one half story frame barn, 2SX2O; Mark
Healy, No 2,SlS Grand Concourse, owner. George
F Spelman. No 2l4 East 9eth-st, architect 80.
st Paul's Place, 100 II " OF Washington ave.
for three story brick store and lofts 10 TX
81 4O.3x65; c II Pheugler & Son. No / 427
Washlngton-ave, owners: Frederick Jaeger.
architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
NEW FOURTH CLASS P0sTM4SrERS

Washington, Aug 1.-The following fourth class
postmasters were appointed to-day: Maryland
Linden, E c. Keys; -York-Kushaqua J. J.
Daley, and Lapham, c. +. Church; Pennsylvania
Milford Station William Landss
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
RECEIVER FOR FRANCIS T. WALTON.

Judge O'Dwyer, of the City Court. has appointed
William z. Wyatt receiver in supplementary pro-
ceedngs for Francis T. Walton, formerly of the
Hotel Victoria at Fifth-ave. and Twenty-seventh-
St. on the application of the Cosmopolitan Range
COMPANY. l-'.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
EAST SIDE BLOCK SOLD.

The East River Realty Company acquired title to
the block bounded by Thirteenth and Fourteenth
SITS and Avenue D and Tompkins-st. yesterday from
Charles A. Runk as referee for a stated considera
tion of 100000 mortgage for SOS 00O due in five
years made in favor of Coleman e Kisssm
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington Aug. 1.-The following Army ana
Navy orders have been Issued:
ARMY.
The following assignments of officers recently
promoted made
Colonel FULLY MCREA to the 9th ARTILLERY. vice VIII
IISTON retired. He will Join his regiment
Iieutenant-Colonel JOHN l.. TIERNoN to the oth AT
tilery vice MCREA, promoted, ae wiz tattnn k0
Major RICHARD P STRONG to the 1st Artillery. V,oe
TIERNON. promoted. He will report 10 counsh
general Department Of the East for afsisnmenI
Captain CORNELIUS DE w. WILCOX to the 4'n AT
tilery vice STRONG. promoted.
Colonel CHARLES F. ROBE to the 9th Infantry vice
LISCUM. killed in action.
Ideutenant-CoIonel LYSTER NJ. O'BRIEN to the l'th
Infantry vice ROBE. promoted
Major CHARLES L, HODGES to the nth infantry, vice
OBRIEN. promoted. He will proceed to Manila tor
assignment.
Captain HARRY J. HIRSCH to the 25th Infantry, vice
HODGES. promoted
The following transfers made:
Captain ROSS L. BUSH. from the goth Infantry to the
25th Infantry Company C.
Captain HARRY J. HIRSCH from the 2oth Infantry 10
the Goth Infantry. Company IL
First Lieutenant THEODORE A. BAhDWlN IT. S4[9 IN
that regiment and will join his regiment IN the Pn-
ippines.
is assigned duty with Company OF that reSl-
ment.
The following acting assistant relieved from
duty in Cuba and will proceed TO San Francisco tor
assignment win tn trS9Ps % destined So Snd
WHARTON h MLAUGHLIN Also tne He, I11 olownns WINS
medical Ss5 Major WIbAn kH RAKR MlSN ASSIST
ant surgeon United States Army.
Major NOBLE H. CREAGER, quartermaster, is relieved
from duty O the transport Mcclellan and will pro
ceed at once o Santiago, Cuba for assignment as
chief quarternaster.
Major ROBERT j GIBSON surgeon will proceed without
delay this city and report TO the Surgeon-'Tenerai
OF the Army further instructions
Major WILLIAM II. CORBUsIER surgeon, will proceed
to Fort columbus. New-York. for duty,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
NAVY.

Lieutenant Commander W E. SEwELI temporary duty
equipment department <New-York Navy Yard August
for month then to duty as equipment on&gr IT
T. SWINBURNE, who will continue duty as ord
officer.
Lieutenant J H L. HOLCOMBE. detached the Ranger
August s and Asiac Station. sailing from san
Francisco August H.
Iteutenant-Conmander H. w. HARRISON, detached the
Franklin the Ranger August : as executive
EnsiEns Z. T FITZGERALD and F. n KARNS, detached
the Yapkton August and report for line duty on
North Atlantic Station August s
Lieutenant j. A. Hoogewerff. detached the Amphitrte
. and wait orders
IIeutenant-Commander c. W. MENTZ. to duty in
spector Of equipment works George Iawley & Son,
South Boston; Fore River Engine Company, Wey-
mouth Mass. and Bath Iron Works Bath, Me, from
August 3, relieving Lieutenant r. c. SMITH VINO
is ordered to the Amphtrte navigator.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-02
ROCKAWAY BEACH

Trains leave s4th St. E; r. y Y week days 500.
go go 20. 1850 A n GG IL So l-5o, go 40 30
Saturdays additional 1.2O. 2.2O. $40
g. P NJ Returning last train leaves the Beach
10.40 p. NJ