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Won Know whnt You Are

when you take Groves Tastelssi
Tonic. The formula is plainly prie
every bottle showing that 1t contal1
and Quinine put up in correct prolT
and is in tasteless form. Inlitaf
not advertise their formula, know
you would not buy their mediclns6
knew what it contained. Groves p
only chill cure sold throughout "a
malarial sections of the Uniieo
No cure, no pay. Price so cents r
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esteem It bis duty and his delight to at
tend this reunion Our love Tor oacn
other demands Il; the memory OF our dead
enforces At.
James r, Coffin, chairman, Bstosvllle,
ARR: John +. Jones. First regiment Ten
nessee cavalry. Columbia, Tom; De Wohe
Miller Second regiment Tennessee cav
airy. Yellow stone. Tenn; w. q, Allen,
Fifth regiment Tennessee cavalry, Dayton,
enB.; RI. l.. Hendley. Ninth battalion
Tennessee cavalry. Columbia, Tenn, ex-
ecutive committee
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The commission will do nothing in the
matter OF equalization of rice rates.
The commissioners will study the ar
tieles OF transfer BY which the c.. H. and
n. was absorbed
The Calvert Waco and Brazcs Valley is
to be extended 10 Bryan.
The annual election OF officers OF the
santa Fe was held in Galveston.
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--@710' ~ -
GUARDING THE Gar.

Discovery of Plots Led to Renewed
Police Precautions.
ST, Petersburg, March 6.--The recent
discovery of Russian and Polish NlhlIst
plots have led TO renewed police precau-
tions. On all the Russian frontiers th.
police arc exercising extreme vigilance
and are guarding the czar's movements
The entire route OF the cars visit to
barracks, theaters and public functions
are doubly patrolled BY secret police
while the guards about the winter nalare
aud along the Neya quay are particularly
numerous
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COMMERCIAL.

wheat was supported by numerous fac
tors corn was strong and oats inclined to
frnness.
In tho stock market conditions are mixed
and the movement is confused, the speeu-
iators appearing to be waiting for higher
prices.
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TWO WE'RE KILLED.
Henvy Freight Engine Dropped Il
the street,

the street,
Pittsburg, March - The westbound
track OF the Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and
Chicago railroad, which spans Robinson
street. Allegheny, sank under the weight
of heavy freight engine at l o'clock this
morning, letting the engine and a freight
car drop to the street. There were foul
men on the engine, two OF whom wero
killed outright and a third probably IA
tally injured.
The dead
A. X, MILLER, fireman.
ED DEWALD. brakeman
Conductor James Martin was badly Gu,
and his recovery is hardly possible. The
engineer, Samuel Brior, escaped by jump
ms
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county. Vincent l.. Peterson; Hama
gelina county. John w. dates: y
Dallas county, II. w. LAVISH
Springs, Wise county, joseph NJ.
Perry. Falls county. Charles Il. ~
Vineyard. Jack county, Earl G. F,s
Watt, Limestone county. Otto d. i
The postoffice at Ironwood !;
couny. Texas. has been discontinued
will go to Perryman.
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SOME NAVAL CHANGES.
admiral watson Is co,,,n. -
Hemey 10 succecd Hi,,

Hemey TO Succeed Him.
"ssnins'on' March Son account OF
.ue ae'ieate condition of Admiral Watson, q
health ste he has been authorized to transfer
n, ms nag to the Baltimore, which vessel g.
ana ps - detached from the Asiatic squadron
cano, ~ proceed home by way OF the suez
Admiroi pnsuiterranean sea.
mon,h al, hemey, now in charge at Ports
mira, p WIZ replace Admiral Watson. Adj
msna neney VIII be succeeded in com.
ilsna OF the Portsmouth navy ward ~.
city. VI uuty In this
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rIFrY-s,xrH CONGRESS.

The Senate The conference report on
the financial measure was adopted by
vote Of a to &c; Mr.. Simon replied TO Mr..
Carter; Mr. Allen and Mr.. Aldrich spoke
on the finance bill tsr = T4fe hRa
The House. The entire session was do
voted TO contested election case.
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FOREIGN.

The discovery CT nlhlist plots have
caused renewed precautions In the pro-
lection of the czar.
The meat inspection bill is discussed in
the German press
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THE HOUSE.

Entire Day Devoted TO an EIectior
Contest.
washington, March 6--The house spen,
the entire day in consideration OF the
Aldrlch- Robbins contested e,ection 40.
from the Fourth Alabama district ~
ROBBINS, sitting member. made a sneech
OF an hour In his own behalf. The ofbe-
speakers were Mr.. Burkett of NehrssL.
on behalf OF the contestant, and Messrs
uienn IN. ~ and De Almond (Mol for
the contestee '0''' ior
"a. me conference report on the Hnane,a,
OIL was returned from the senate todar
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WI De MADE the presidential candidate.
II he should be nominated Harriman ,,,t,i
likely be the candidate for vlce nrssids m,t'
" v. Debs said today The Socialist
uemoeratic party believes in trusts hui
aso believes in the public ownership of
mem. We look upon them as blessings in
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POLITICAL.

Republican leaders are telling congress.
men and senator's that the Puerto Rican
bill has made Indiana and Illinois demo-
cratic
Committeeman shanklln says Indiana is
safely democratic.
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DIED IN JAIL.
Flanagan. the Triple Murderer n. y.
More

Atlanta. Ca. March s.Edward c. Flana.
gan. the man who murdered Miss Ruth slacs
ana Mrs, Mary Allen. at Poplar sprInes 81
New Years Eve 1895 gave Dixon A,,sn !
wepnd which caused hts death and attamn,ss
ne NE q George w. Allen ilsd In c.ij IL
INC Densio county lail at Decatur thia morn
held and the brain that has puzzled 90 M maze De
experts viii reveal its true Condition
The belief Is general that FIanasan hs.
he escaped the gallows by feiyn,rs . ~. mat
mind was unbalanced. u'a' MS
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.PAUNCEFOTE IS TO REMAIN.
THE AGE LIMIT WILL NOT oPEH
ATE IN HIS CASE.
Lord salisbury Has Notified the Brit
ish Ambassador to Retain Ills
Post-It Is to he Indefinite.

London. March g. The Associated
Press learns that the British government
has decided that Lord Pauncefote viii
remain as ambassador at Washington In
definitely.
The decision Is chiefly due to the unani-
nous declarations of the British press In
favor of such step, and although LORD
Salisbury. previous to last Friday had
not considered the further prolonging OF
Lord Pauncefote's term, he apparently be
came SO much impressed with the strength
of the arguments regarding the ambas-
sador's acute knowledge OF the matters
pending between the two nations, that nc
asked him II he we're willing to remain,
Lord Paupcefote replying in the afnrma-
tive. No definite period was mentioned by
Lord Salisbury, so it Is probable that the
head OF the diplomatic corps will not
leave Washington this year at any rate,
at the end OF which time the British gov
eminent hopes for a settlement of the
various controversies.
The Associated Press Is informed that
no communications OF any kind have
passed between the two governments in
regard to Lord Pauncefote and that not
even any unofficial intimaton was given
40 Lord Salisbury by any representative
Of the United states that Lord Paunce-
totes retention would be acceptable 10
the American administration,
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Philippine COMMISSION.
run List of the seIection. ~. a..
President

ScItttIOns by lhc
President.
:, washington, March e.-Prof. Bernard
"oses OF the University of California had
conference with the president ',o6a-
~ 49, Mchinley rendered him the vacant
s mace IL the new Philippine eomm,s.,,r
si na MT Moses accepted il. The cann s'on
Tar, w''t DC COMPOSED as follows: .Inage
q, woro s,ncihnat. Ohio. president; Dean
Tenness'sr michigan; Luke Il. Wrighf
nard Moses. California 'e'noh'i Ber-
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A New Book for
Special Arrangement Wherein
Copy Can Be Obtained by ~
Reader of This Paper

For WEI
presses pux
busy turnlp
enormous MI
Df. ]. Nes*r
Always me- y
"Manliness u
HEALTH -E
TO satisfy VIZ
demand. NN
way has w<
limited nin
these booki,
he has sY
ranged 70
by mail mGn
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Denton, Texas, March IA letter from
Thomas Petty. a Denton county boy in
the Thirty-third regiment in the Philip
pine islands, states that General Otis has
dubbed that regiment ''the iightlng loug
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prisoners arriving here.
New York, March s.--"The Bosfs have
all the ambulances etc. thnt rtbay 49, eng q
sald George Vansielen today
nl London March e.--The Transyaai agency at
w. inv event OF annexation though why Inc
nuIeh should rise then rather than now Is not
Lordon, March THE round roht, IN sav,.
o. o. inc annexation Of the Transvaal and the
FREQ state which is promoted among ,hs
81 nes OF the government IN the house
N''''''ohs continues to receive signatures.
orangs River, Cape Colony, March e.--The
q. srtish victories have had wonderful.
~ uieung eheet on the rebel Dutch, many Of
r.no 70 me neighborhood OF Douglass are
t te dlsheartcncd and about returning 10
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General Corbin today turned =,
Mrs Law,on. widow Of the littf
General Lawton, the fund subshs
the people Of the country. 1t auosE
sos, 4S2.07.
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The senate committee on nays 4
today ordered favorable repcH 1!
bill to construct a cable to Mail
Honolulu, Midway islands and ca,
is to be under the direction Of nj
department and to be a governmst
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AMERICAN CASUALTIES.
Eight Were KILLED and Twepty-t,ro
Wnundea

Washington, March 6.--General Otis ca.
bled the war department today list in
the Philippine casualties, comprising eight
killed and twenty-five wounded. Among
mos, - Killed was First Lieutenant Edgar
death at the Tinsaba. March 4. He was
native of Illinois.
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iHe sehate Then passed bills for the an
,argement OF the public building at Dali
las, Texas, and to ratify and agreement
between the commission of the Ave civil
ixed tribes and the Seminole tribe of In
After brief executive session the
senate, at 515. adjourned.
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Texas postmasters Appo,nteo.

Wsshinrton NJ. ,"Se'
,.,. .a' March s,-Texss postmss.
T. s usppolnLed today Eulalie, RusL so,rs
= "enfy y Hardy, Guy Fort Bssd
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THE PHILIPPINES.
AILRoAos.

Eight Americans were killed and twenty
two wounded in management,
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Adjutant General Corbln today siz5
to Senator Davis (Minn.) an appeal
Immediate examination Of bis rseda4
soldier from the day ne entered d
vice of the United States as i9'T7
boy thirty eight years ago up to III
ent time. Moreover he authahstt
senator to present his (Corbins) ~
ton to the president If the searchF
suggestion OF unworthiness.
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Especial to The Post.)

Washington. March 6.--That good friend
of the Mckinley administration, Lord
Pauncefote, is to stay with US for lime.
He has reached the nge Of retirement from
the British diplomatic services, but he is
so very close to the Washington govern
ment and has done so many good turns
for Britain since the Inauguration OF Nc
Kinley--and especially since "Sir" John
Hay has been at the head OF the state de-
partment--that Salisbury has concluded to
keep him here for while longer The
Alaskan boundary question has not been
settled yet and Lord Pauncefote is ia
mallar with the terms agreed on for its
settlement, for one thing; and tho Lon
don government can use Mckinley and
Hay in other ways, so the present am
bassador Will remain until the present
government passes from power However.
1t is probable that Lord Pauncefote will
20 homo shortly after the results Of the
November elections are announced; that
viii mark the beginning OF the end OF the
Hanna Hay Mckinley regime,
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aaIEr wan ITEMS.

eeptsd the honorary coioneicy OF the city Of
London Volunteers. =" u
Capetown March 6--The Dutch church In :
publ'os retaining complete .ndepssde ',v,s re-
.cspetown. March s.-Mauy rom., =, !.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, March 6.-Ths prtx]
opening a safe. wide and deep "a
through the Southwest pass Of Au
sissippi river by an expenditure i
$4,000 600 was taken up by the rIsss
harbors committee today.
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Melville Browne of Wyoming hs y
nominated district judge of the dIss!
Alaska.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

reported to be good shots, are among the Boer
prisoners arriving here.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-28
LosT. BUT NOT DEFEATED.

1HVuSh the Parliaiity, IL not the Ill
rect dishonesty, of one Sutch. who Is
a regular pitcher on the Hampton
team. Portsmouth Is charged with an
other defeat and Hampton credited
with L victory. The old cry of "Um-
pire" would seem rather stale and
timc-worn, but those who saw the
game yesterday afternoon were dis
Gusted. to say the least, with the rank
exhibition of baseball decisions this
fellow gave. 1t had just as we'll be
understood now. for all, that the Ports
mouth patrons of the game have stood
for roasting" and robbery by umpires
long enough, and If that kind of thing
is practiced here somebody will suffer
for it. All through the game Sutch
gave Luitich n continuous roast" on
balls and strikes. and was just as raw
on base decisions, but 1t was in the
ninth that his brazen effrontery robbed
us of the game, and he was evidently
assured by the patience with which
the spectators had put up with his
ranknees, for 1t was then that he rob-
bed us clearly of the game, and he
was not only roundly Kissed by the
spectators. but one gentleman went on
the field after him and not only eX-
pressed his opinion, but caught him
in the collar and shook him. Ports
mouth outplayed Hampton, and should
have won, but the odds were too many
against them, and another lost" is
CHaISeu up. portsmouth IdlleQ 10
score until the fourth. Kemmcr hit for
two sacks. went to third on Clarkes
out from Gilligan to Kelly and scored
on Ruhlin'S error. Murray's home run
drive over left center fence was re-
sponsible for the run in the eighth.
Hampton scored once in the third and
had three men ON bases in the sixth.
with none out. but a quick triple play
kept them from scoring. Luitich,
Byers and Kemmcr participated in the
play, which was the prettieSt ever
seen on n Portsmouth diamond. With
TWO men out in the ninth and the score
to in Portsmouth's favor. Mr.. Sutch
rendered valuable assistance to his
comrades. first by giving Martin his
base on balls. after he had been struck
out, and then by calling him safe at
home plate, when Byers had blocked
him fully foot from the base. Byers,
Clarke and Hempleman put up star
games. and Murray's home run was
another feature. The same teams play
in Hampton to-day.
DnI2HS NTnTTTTI
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HENRIETTA HAD SPELLS.

Henrietta Allsop, colored domestic,
created CONSERVATION yesterday in a
High street household. In simple and
transformations language. she went
crazy. and in the course Of her vagaries
succeeded in worrying the white folks"
into n great state of excitement. The
first manifestation of Henriettas mall
ady happened early in the morning,
when she packed the kitchen stove
pipe with wet clay before starting n
fire. 1t wasn't long before everybody
in the house was awake and gasping
for air The smoke could have been
cut with n knife During the day she
-fe.Ad cpporttanl+ observation-disclosures ttiise
paror curtains and pictures from the
walls. box up the family china as IL
for moving. and start a bon fire in the
kitchen with half a dozen boxes of
tooth-picks. By this time there was a
small panic in the house. and it was
thought advisable to have the mis-
guided handmaid put in durance.
While this resolutions was forming.
however. Henrietta disappeared. and
her Whcrea bouts is now unknown.
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JOSEPH r. RICHARDSON DEAD.

Mr.. Joseph b. Richardson. n we'll
ing at his nome No. 514 King street.
after long and painful illness. He
was son Of Major William !. Richard
son. and was in the 10th year of his
age. For a. number of years he was
employed by the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company in Norfolk. His wife
and ono child survive him.
The funeral services will be held at S
O'Clock this afternoon from Central NJ.
e Church
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Off for Canton.
(By Telegraph to virginlan Pilot J

(By Telegraph to Virginlan Pilot)
Washington. June 27.-The President,
Mrs. Mckinley and party will leave
for Canton, Ohio. Friday, June 20, at
7:45 p. m. The President will be &C.
companied by DR.. R1xey. Secretary
Cortelyou and Assistant Secretary
Barnes.
Only the most important matters
will be transmitted to Canton. and
while the President will be at all times
In direct communication with the
White House and n,ci't,ers of the cab
met. he will be relieved Us much as
possible of matters which should
properly be disposed OF in Washing
ton.
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QUIET HONIE WEDDING.

a very pretty home wedding was cell
ebrated yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mr.. William Neville. on Wash
ington street. near North. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. Calvin H.
Tabb clerk for Constructor Stahl of
the yard, and Miss Margaret Neville.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of the immediate family by
Rev. Mr.. Rawlings. OF Monumental
Church.
The bride was attired in neat trav
cling suit. with hat to match. and car
ried In her hand bunch of roses.
The groom wore the usual black.
After the ceremony WIS over the hap
nv couple received the congratula-
tions of their friends. after which they
left on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road for a Northern trip.
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ILLINOIS STATE CONVENTION.
DEMOCRATS COMPLETE STRONG
PLATFORM-ITS MAIN
FEATURES
(By Telegraph to virgInian-Pilot.)

(By Telegraph to Virglnan-Pilot)
Springfield. ILL.,, June 27.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention re-convened
to-day. completed the ticket, adopted
a platform and adjourned.
Mayor Carter II. Harrison. OF Chi
cago. chairman of the Committee on
Resolutions. read the platform. 1t en-
dorses the National platform of 1896.
Sin whole and in all its parts" 1t de-
nounces the National Administration
as the weakest in the history of the
nation" and especially condemns the
Towering attitude of the President
and his advisers in refusing consola-
tion and sympathy to the heroic Beers
in their struggle for independence"
invokes public condemnation of IAN
administrative policy which denies to
Cuba. Porto Rico and the Philippine
Islands the principle of home rule and
self government, and seeks the subju-
cation of n free and enlightened peo-
pie for the glory of an imperial policy,
revolving 10 our traditions and n de-
fiance 10 the principles OF our Federal
Constitution"
The new currency law Is declared to
be the foundation for Il money trust.
which will have power to control the
prices of all property and to stimulate
or strange business" Imperialism is
denounced as necessarily leading to
mllitarism and as wholly foreign to
our system of government" Alliance
with European nations are regarded
with apprehension"
Trusts and monopolles. formed for
the purpose of arbitrarily controlling
products and prices in the interest
solely Of combined capital. IL allowed
to so on" the resolutions declare. can
result only In industrial serfdom for
the mass of the people,"
Protective tariff and railway dis
crimination'' are declared TO be blama-
BILE for existing trusts and stringent
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VALUABLE CITY AND SUBURBAN
PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.

will soil a public auction before the
Courthouse door. of the City of Ports
mouth at IL o'clock III. FRIDAY, June
29th 1000. the following described prop
crty:
No. IL LOT AT LAMBERT'S POINT
on plat OF I.ambert's Water Front Com
pany. known and designated as Lot No.
) in block $40.
No. 2-FoUR LOTS on Eighth and Mus
covito streets. on Eighth street. 26xl00;
two on Muscovtc street, 2T.GX1Sl.6.
No. "a LOTS ON PLAN OF GOSH
/ EN- CC0rrdEe Place.. Ono fronting Sec
ond avenue. 35NS6 feet deep; two fronting
of l03x121 feet, respectively.
No. do LOTS ON PLAT OF PARK
VIEW TERRACE COMPANY. beginning
at $. T.. corner OF Ann and Owens streets,
each lot 2jXl05 feet.
No. 5-HoUsE AND LOT 6l2 Dinwiddie
street: House in good repair. Size OF lot
32Nee feet Rents for 500 per year
MS:-One-third cash; balance in six
and twelve months.
JOHN C. NIEIEYER,
1cZi-5t Auctioneer
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je2i-5t
DISSOLUTION.

The firm of Cross e Rudd has been
dissolved by the death of Mr.. c. ].
Rudd. Mr.. W. ]. Cross. the surviving
partner. will continue the business of
Painting and Paper Hanging ut the old
stand, No. Gil Middle street. All debts
due by the said firm will DO paid by
Mr.. Cross. and all parties indebted will
settle with Mr.. Cross. as he is authorized
to collect the same.
I return thanks to the public for past
favors extended to the old firm and ask
for continuance of the same.
Respectfully,
Je23-5t w. ]. CROSS
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THE CITY OF Observation-Disclosures AND ADVERTISEMENTS.
Legislation is demanded for their re-

striction.
The immediate building of an Amer
lean inter-oceanic canal is favored;
the Monroe doctrine Is re- affirmed; pos
tai savings banks are favored. as Is al
so public ownership of public utilities
and the election of United States Sem
ators by direct vote.
The general principle of the Until
alive and referendum is favored.
Unqualified admiration" is express
ed for William ]. Bryan, who Is de-
clared to have been robbed of office in
1886. The Illinois delegation to Kansas
City is instructed to vote as u unit for
Bryan.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-28
NAVAL ORDERS.
The following naval orders have been

issued
Lieut.. Com. J. C. clowell is ordered
to take steamer July 10 from San
Francisco to the Asiatic station, in
stead of steamer of June 80.
Naval Cadets B. G. Barthalow, ].
G: Kress. c. A. Gardiner and c. T.
Wade are ordered to the Chicago. sail
ing from New York July 8.
Naval Cadets e. P. Svarz. e. II.
Dodd and H. c. Cooke are ordered to
the Philadelphia July IL.
Naval Cadets C. p. Huff. L. z.
Scranton, r. Morris and II. T. Win
ston are ordered to the Iowa June II.
Chief Boatswain p. Haley is ordered
to the Richmond June 80.
Paymaster Clerk f. f. MacWilkie.
appointment for duty on the Kearsarge
revoked upon detachment of Pay In
spector 1. G. Hobbs.
Paymasters Clerk A. w. Barnes, ap-
pointment for duty at the Key West
naval station. nomination of Assist
ant Paymaster 2. G. Kennard, ap-
pointed for duty at the Pensacola
navy yard, nomination Assistant Pay
master G. r. Venable.