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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02

South McAnsfai IT. March Al
explosion occurred late Thursday u
Mine So. Z. one milo northwest of H..
city, which Resulted IN death NJ thro,
men. All lrrc rvn were shot
trers and had just gone into th,
mine 10 work when the explosion oc.
cured Il is supposed the pit was over.
ohagel with gus.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02

Capa Town, March Sir Alfre<
Miner has started northward 20 take M
hi- ncw duties as governor OF the Trans
Saal and Orange River Colony.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02

Cain ann
send the hUli ~ the troop, % Manila.
General ChHfiee, who viii leave pekt
with his troops. Is 10 relieve General
MacAHhnr Of supreme command IN the
Philippine
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-02
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Washington. March l.-Oriers have
been sent 90 General Chaffce % still.
further reduce the fOrcr IN p.|'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
SPOKANE'S
ANARCHIST
Is in Jail and May Be
Denaturalized

SPOKANE. Sept. sO-steps were
taken today Tor the Standardization
of John nuehie. an avowed anareh-
ut. Huehie has bsen circulating an
srchiHtic pamphlets since the death
81 President Mckinley and Re "a ptia=
oner at the city Iail on a charge Of
disorderty conduct.
w Il Hepburn "a prominent at
tornsy. today teissraphed the nttofz
ney general OF the United Stataa
asking permission 90 institute In his
name proceedings 90 strip uuchie q
his cltizenahip The prisoner says
he came from Switzerland nine years
ago and two years ago was natural
ICED az At Pleasant. Mich.
III Burhic believes in the doctrines
Of anarchy" said AIr Hepburn. he
Is not entitled under the law To
American citizenship II Il only nee
sssnry % bring the facts before an
United states court. and that Is what
/ shall do. II the man Was an an
Archlst when he took out his natural
tHation papers he can be punished
for perjury. for Re avore then that
he was attached to the principles q
this government
Congress has power - Danish
aliens. bat not u expel citIseus. tut
the courts can strip uaturaliErd an.
archiata ~ their citizenship and
they then can be deportfd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
M'KINLEY
MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL
Lieut.. Wyokof's Plans for Establish.
ment OF One

A. -. Wyokon has a plan to mem
orlaiize the late President Kiniey
which he Intends to introduce befofr
the chamber Of commerce at tn
next regular meeting Mr.. Wych-
offH plan ih that the Seattle cham
Der 81 commerce invite the govern
Of II each state aud territory in ths
United States 20 appoint commit.
tee 10 receive Huhsefip for the
erection and equipment ~ memors
inl hospital 20 b. named the william
Mckinley Memorial hospital, and -
be- located At place % be later dea-
iFuated. II il thpuEht that on the
shores Of Lake Elalnafe or San Diego,
Cal. would b. the. most suitable To-
cation. ON account II the climatic
conditions
II IL proposed 20 name as com
mitteo o. have charge 81 the entirs
plans until the hospital IL In readi-
ness 90 be turned over 30 the Unit
Cd States government. the following
Fsnhtorh Hanna 81 ohio and hard %
California. Congressman Jones o.
washington and Mccullough o. Ark
auaaa. Admiral Dewey, Gen, ). NJ
Wilson. Col Vim Jennings Bryan
aud Geo. u. CortelYou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
SHOOT FOR A CUP
Local National Guard viii Compete
Tor honors

A competitive shoot viii b. held
between the tao local companies %
the national guard next sunday.
Eight men from each company eafn
pose the teams which will shoot for
a handsome silver cup.
This beautiful silver trophy vii
b. shot for each September and the
cngupmny winning % may Keep 1T "a
long as it outuhonte its rival
Capt. stringer sefEt. Mason. HsfE'
Parker. Corporais Feutau and fver-
son, and priymtsa Ainslie. stoilin an1
Love. viii compose the team from
Company r.
Lieut. Darlington. gefFt Harden
hurEh. Q-M Eerxt TsNts. Trumpet
90 Lindsey and Prtvatas Buckley.
stratton and G0odfeiiow will shoot
for Company =. Lieut.. Col. Geo. r.
LRmplnx viii judge the contest.
which viii BE- governed By the u. q
army regulations.
The Seattle companies leave nest
Thursday for Portland. where they
Will attend the military carnival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
Distinguished Clergyman Here

Right Rev. Bishop Partridge % the
Episcopal diocese q Toxic. and Re-.
Chas. II. Evans of another diocese
Ia Japan. were In ths city yesterday
on their way 20 san Francisco, where
Bishop Partridge sill attend meet
ing % bishops and other prominent
eTiccrs Of the Episcopal church b.
fore returning 20 the orient IL
has been engaged II missionary work
IN the interior u China Ter the past
years Rev. Mr.. Evaus has also
passed many years engaged IN
church work In the Orient lie ex-
poets 10 remain Tn this Country for
year, which he viii spend On lee
turing On the missionary work being
done By his church In the Far East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
JAPANESE NOTABLE
With His Vile. Arrives in Seattle.
En- Route East

Hon. X. Hotoyama. formerly vice
minister Of foreign Affairs Ia Japan.
and = prominent lawyer and pub
Tic man in that country. arrived IN
seattle yesterday on his way Eaat
10 attend the biseontennlai meeting
OF the Alumni association % Yale
university. lie VIII deliver an al
dress before the association. and IN
addition viii deliver nve lectures to
the students on the japanese Gods
81 laws. comparing them with the
English. french and German laws.
The honorary degree % bachelor -
Laws vii Be bestowed uppu him
afr. HotoyamA - a graduate OF
Yale. having finished hts course -
years AEo. lie il prominent ia efiu-
eAtional circles % Japan. being pro
fsaSor 81 Law In the Imperial uni
ssrnity. BE IL accompanied on hiH
trip by bis wife. and they viii MAXI
en- extended tour through the East
ioth speak Engiiah very fluently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
WILL Be
NO ROAD
ELECTION
Judge Bell Declares the New Law
Unconstitutional

Judge Hell has decided that the
new foad law II unconstitutional for
the reason that Il does not become
operative except by itn submission TO
the people OF ans county az "a special
election held Tor the purpose Of rsti.
fyinK or reIretiug a. Judge Hell
rules that this iH "A delegation ~
legislative power which the leKiHla-
tufc has no power % make. All
legislative power in this state. ss IN
all others. IL vested In the lenisla-
tufe. al the federal constitution vests
u IA congress The courts ~ last re-
sort have uniformly decided thHt thiH
power cannot b delegated IN the abb
arncn 81 an express constitutional
provision Co that effect,
Judge Dell therefore euiuinrd she
county commissioner from holding
the proposed election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
DANGEROUS
Fire Chief Cook 10 Lock Into Viola
ton Of PERM, Laws

The Queen Anne hill sub-statlon
% the nre department yesterday aft
ernoon was called upon to eNtlnEuish
brush nre Ia close proximity 60
several houses In order q clear a
lot near queen Anne avenue be
tween Qaier and Garfield streets.
some person had set fre Ia the brush
" bile strong Wind Wa blowins
IN the direction - adjacent property.
In view - The city ordinance pro-
Vidiuz that permit should be Oh
taiuaA before rubbish can b. tgnit-
ed within the city liutitH. Fire chief
Cock detailed a superintendent to
investigate ths matter this mora
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
California on Saturday

The big British steamship Califor-
MAN l. expected o. arrive Ia this
port from san FRANCHISE tomorrow
The steamer Is al Nnhaimo today %
take cargo Of coal After Dis
charging her Seattle cargo she vii
So % Roche harhur "a Load 5000 bar
rcia % lime. while ale l. Ia Puget
sound. Capt MoWiiiians % the
Mhiulandsr vii uffirtata az her pilot
he has been appointed Puget eaund
pilot for all the American tiawaIian
ports. The vacancy left BY him on
the MaiuIander vii b. filled ~ capt.
Samuel IufH-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20

war That the boats were buHt IN
British Columbia and brought Into
United States waters without report
Ing 60 the customs officials.
Deputy Collector ~ customs MI
ten has sustained the nction ~ The
inspectors Customs liroker DOW,
acting for the fishermen, Is com
munlcatiuK with the Port Townsend
office ia regard 10 the aala 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
CHILD FALLS SO FEET

SANTA ROSA. Sept. 20 Il pseu-
liar accident happened here, Mary.
me 6-year-oid sra nddauKhter ~ Mrs
Litfletuu who resides In the Hopper
block ln some manner found her
way - the roof = tho building and
attempted 10 walk aeroaa the SKY
light she fell through the glass and
down the liFht well. a distance q
- feet. landing in the harness rom
Of a livery stable beiow ana direct
~ on the shoulders II oliver Cot
tren. who Was washing harness The
child f. somewhat bruised. Co;trsii
Il laid Up for repairs, but viii re-
cover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
Y. M. c. Eiuht School

The night school ~ the Y. ". ca.
viii open on Monday. Sept 30 From
applications and Inquiries already
made Prof. Moss. the educational di.
rector. anticipates an attendance ~
over 90 this year. The attendance
last year was III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
JossIHe QUOTATIONS.
CONNECTED nAILYl
efssa fruit


Lemons g. h09as0 a boz. cooking
APPLES. sscufl g eating sppics 81 Is
e = oranges. 1000 -. bananas.
teeaa 90. leeai peaches. e047sc
cantaioapsa. tsc9u per box. black
berries tizsaiM. peafs. ibe0EIz5
wafsrrnelona. 81 sol -. piumn a09
coo grapes 81 eel 50 per box East.
ern gancofda. &c rrunss. a01s4e per
box. nutmsgs. ftGFoc
Vegetables
Pothtss-t zsglo per ton. bests.
" - per sack carrots. sArgu per
saes lattues iss per daasn. turatps.
e tcs garlic. &C.. cabbage. 81 80
It's. peppers, izWisc. hunEH. 20 eel.
cry. &c per dozen. sweet uuta-
toes. tisWisst chill peppers.
DO per 10 sausr kraut a4tc:
native head lettuce. 10 Per dor.
dried FRS. cartons. &c. fancy. zee.
imported ite. tomatoes. to9lec cas-.
dates. Sos ~ fadishsa. tec per dnf
parsley ssQsse hothoass cuoumhefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
Rainier HeIahts Club Ioniahi

There viii be a special meeting %
the Rainier Heights Improvement
club at Ottmhn's hall AZ o'clock
this evening Every resident q the
second ward Il eligible 60 member
ship and II earnestly invited 20 at
tend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
Harvard
Dental Office
I33In Second Avennc

You cannot get better work any
where. no matter what you pay. than
a. our office We believe in thor
ouRh. canKcien tinua DENTISTRY.
at prices within the reach Of all. our
work II al guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20

LiKht. dry basement two oievH-
tors entrance from front or rear
will rent for J. 6. 90 II months.
Seattle Newspaper Union. az Second
avenue south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
Storage Room For RENT

LlEht, dry basement. two elsva-
tors. entrance from front or rear:
viii rent for :. 8. 3 or IL months.
Seattle Newspaper Union. 3i3 Second
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
Sloop Owners Protest

The respective owners ~ the fiah-
Ing sioopH that were solved b. tho
customs officials have flf1 profess
against this action 10 tae federal
court. TIE reason for the seizure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20

an ever 60 THE Toy Maker" and
The Wedding Day"
The RuuawAy GIRL"
Manager Cort. 81 the Grand Opera
houaa. announces that a ttuus
away Girl has been secured for
farewell performance next sunday
evening.
Moving Pictures.
This la the last week Of the
Scnrehiight with lie fine moving pic
lures at i30b4 second avenue.
The Babes In the Weed"
The 1lvoll opera company vii
give production 81 the we'll known
extravaganza, The babes Ia tho
Wood on the evening Of sept g.
THIS production has not been seen in
this city In San Francisco. Whure
u scored "a great success, Il rau
ak weeks at the TiyuH opera house
The nabea IN the Wood will -
played the nrat three nights ~ neat
week. after which viii came two
nights Of the Wedding Day" fol-
lowed on the last two nights o. the
week by the "Taymakers This pop
ular cumic opera viii also be the hili
az the Wednesday aud Saturday
matlueea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
The Seattle rhsstsr

At the Seattle thszter The Wed
ding Day VIII run through the
week. TIE new week Will begin with
Babes III the Wood" written by
Psrrfa Hartman for the Tivoli COM
pany. II vii be played three nights
the remainder ofthe week being Civ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
FRUIT LOWER
Western Avenue Doing Two Days
Business In One

Western avenue presented a lively
agpearance THE morning. the iathera
trying 20 % two days. business in
one. Great quantities - fruit are
coming IN, but are disposed - sasliy
At q slightly lower range OF prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
Money Order Business

The money order department Of the
paHtoffies r. doing big business. From
July / 20 September 10. over 2ifb ord
erH were issued for japanese remit
lanrea. ealllnA fnf 800 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
Laaiss Attention

Il called 20 the grand millinery
and suit opening at N. u. Poaas-
Johnson Co. 100 Second avenue. on
neat Friday and Saturday 81 this
Meah EKarYnne shnuld altend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20

Umbrellas. worth ia. for N,
after six.
Umbrellas worth tls. for n.
after ak.
Good House Wrappers, vsr
81 -. for &C after sir.
W9msn'a fancy stripe La. u.
Cotton Hone. fast eoIufn 80
toe aud heel. worth &c ans y
after six lee.
Women'a Fast Black Co.
Hose. double toe ana tas II
sizes. worth 1zsAc and &c. sssI
Elk &c.
W0msn's Natural Gray 81
Wool Vests and Pants. an ~
regular price iioo q Earussss : /
ter SIX &c.
Misses Jersey Ribbed q.
Flsecsd Lined Vests ana -
winter weight. worth " 81
six Ifc.
f0-inch all wool blaek 81
Goods. IN very neat ss~r..
worth boc A yard. after AZ |
Only one dress length . al
toner.
100 dozen Pillow Casss "A, a, /
20 inches. made - good sst,.-
and worth lec. after en- ~
100 dozen Duck ToNek ~.
coiored borders. worth q sf-E
air 2iae each.
American Shifting Prints ~.
styles. after SIX sc a Yzrd
Mercerized Foulards ND
styles
Cotton Shirt Waists. IN s..
q. q and %. worth I'm -
ak &c.
Cotton Petiieoats. after N \
each.
Mems Spanish Mined conu
Sox. after six 20 a pair.
Boys Plaid Windsor 70
worth i2s4c. after sir s.
Not more than two % . e.
toner.
Mems sweaters. worth ri
after six SIC.
Fancy Ribbon. worth SC y
soc a yard. in widths ID u All
inches. after slr iSc.
Yelling. ali kinds. eoInrr III
meshes. worth 200 q ykrt -
sir g..
Quilts for trimming. af,s A
ac each.
i1-lnch Breasts. worth 81 4
ter six &c
Wofnen's Outing rx-~
Gowns. worth Soc and 81 ar
SIX gac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
Theaters.


~ Man OF Mystery viii be pre-
scented tonight and tomorrow. mat
inee and evening. al the Third ave-
niue. a Female Drummer" the
coming week. new and catchy
farce comedy BY Charles +. clancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20

ibQa zoe dozen. onions, 81 2b0i7b per
CWt. cRulirl9Her. ThcWluoi pufhnlpn.
$1,000 i2o. local green corn, i24ibe
per doz.
Provisions.
Fresh meataCow beef. 70 ID. steer
beef. 7a7he per 10. mutton, wethcr.
ie swes, CSC. pork. ee per ID. Vsal'
larga, Sc. small. 10.
Provisions Hams. tbo. breakfast
backs. iOci bellies, lie.
b1tter Cheese. tgEs and Poultry
nuttor 49, Washington oreamsrisa,
pound printa. 20c. Eastern Iowa
aud ElEln. asM2ic. fresh ranch. t9
Ice.
cheese Native Washington. fun
cream, l2WiaAe EASTERN New YORK.
itut8bc. Wisconsin. lie. koquefoft.
sc hdnm. iiigi2 per case Now
York ibUig0. tslmburHer. ts4lic,
brick. i6ul1e. awiss. ts4iSc
EEgs Strictly fresh ranch. &c.
Eastern. ttqetc.
Poultry Hens. u8ai2c. large
spring. isaf4c. hrallera, ituiso.
ducks. i2uia4e. turkeys. ia.ise.
Corrected Daily. The following
prices are being offered 10 the pro
Queer Ia round lots on the dock OF In
the car ~ Seattle
graiH- Oats. SO. barley. tisto.
wheat. chicken feed. 50. corn. Il.bo
per 100 pounds
Hay Puget sound. per ton. 1900
Eastern Washington timothy. ut9
IS alfalfa. so.
Butter Fresh ranch. isdite. ma
tive creamery. moose.
Cheese Native washington. lie.
EsEs Strictly fresh ranch. 25o
Eastern. tt0 asc.
Poultry Hens. i0at0Ao. large
spring. iihutge. small fprinE. 100
ise ducks. ieaiio. turkeys. lt9l2c.
Live stock Cove. STE. steers
49, calves. tnu7iar sheep. &c:
hogs, t4bHc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
Storage Room For Rsni

Light. dr. basement. two sirya-
tore entrance from front or rear
Nill rent for T. &. > or ~ muuthn
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20

The annual meeting ~ the West
Seattle Good Roads club viii be held
tomorrow evening at the Halles
o. huoi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20

"rhres Men on WhsslH" the
pouutar book b jerome X. Jer-
ofns. regular price no, after Ak
&c.
Stationery Sealing Wax. after
EiE. 4e. -.
Infants Linen Bids. good quai-
ity, worth i0e. after six bc.
Denim Table Covers. stamped
after n.K DC.
zI-lnch Curtain Net. worth Sae
and zse a yard. after si1 nc.
Drummcra' Playing cards, al
ter SIX Inc deck.
Collar and cuff Buttons in sets.
regular price iec. after six 80 a
Hct.
hat Pins. worth Zoe. after Elk
o..
Hat Pins. worth ibo. after ak
&C..
Plain Crepe Paper. regular
price Zoe q roll. after six 20.
Safety Pins. all sizes, worth &c
n dozen. after six o..
parning Cotton. worth &c n
spool. after six -.
Cablnets Of Wire Hair Pins,
regular price g.. after SIX 2c.
Curling Irons. worth INC. for
&C.
Nan Brushes. regular price Sc.
Hair Nets. worth ioe. after six
g.
Hair Nets. worth Sc. after six
g..
KID Curriers'. regular price Zoe.
after ak TIC.
after six
welabach No. ? Nantes. after
cir lie each.
welsbach No. 2 sun Crlmp
Chimnsys. after six &c each.
Decorated Idnviland Dinner
Plates. after SIX &c each.
Decorated Hayiian6 China Tea
Plates. after rIx &c each.
Decorated Haviland Tea Cups
and saucerH. after SIT PC.
Three kinds 81 Toilet Soap viii
be closed out after sir. regular SC
soap. after ak cakes for ioc.
z. and 4 quart fountain sy-
>rinTes. worth sc. after six 3sc.
Rochelle or Epson Salts. ioc
boxes after SIR r.
Chemically Pure Giycerine. &c
bottles for ibe after sir.
Rose Water. &c bottles for izc
after six.
I cake Juvenile Soan and
ounce % Kinks Perfume. three
doors TO select from. Tor &c after
FIX.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
HoRDHoFF a CO
THE BON MARCHE
wagner's Orchestra Saturday Night At
Bon narohe.
You May Buy After SIX
The Following Underpriced
Articles

Each make tho list n after elk Items
stronger searching for articles that -
those paouzs literally during the evening sata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20

100 zoe dozen. ouloua, 81 2bWifa per
cWt eRulifleHer. 7heml.o 90, pafsnlph
81 GOAL 90. local green corn, i24ibe
per dua.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20
Moving PietSrs,

This la the last week Of the
senrehilght with lie fine moving pic
lures at i30bM second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20

Store crowded.
Why :
Prescriptions and drugs
at lower prices than any
where else.
And nobody sells better.
Queer how soon people
find out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-20


I
Evening star., 1901-09-16
THE LOYAL LEGION.

Announcement of the COmmander-fn-
Chief, Gen. Schofield.
Acting Secretary Sanger has received the
following announcement from General
Schofeld:
Military Order Of the Loyal Legion of the
United States Commandery- y-in-Chief:
PHILADELPHIA, September IA, 1901.
l. The commander-in-chief announces,
with feeling of the deepest sorrow, that the
President of the United States. Companion
Major William Mckinley, was assassinated
at Buffalo, N. Y, on September 6, 1901, and
died at Buffalo, N. Y, September IA, 1901.
II. Appropriate action expressive of the
nations great loss and of our bereavement
will be taken by the communicates of the
order at the first meeting after the receipt
of this circular.
III. The colors of the communicates will
be draped for a period of ninety days.
By command Of Lieutenant General John
M. Schofield, U. s. A, commander-in-chief;
John P. Nicholson, brevet lieutenant colo
mel, u. 8. ", recorder-in-chief.
The following members of the District
of Columbia Loyal Legion have been desis-
mated to act special guard of honor at
night while President McKinley's body lies
in state in this city:
Brevet Brigadier General Ellis Spear, U.
s. ". commander; Brevet Major William
p. Huxford, U. 8. A, recorder: Rear Ad-
miral John G. Walker U. s. N, ex-com-
mander; Colonel George A. Woodward. u.
8. A, ex-cOmmander; Brevet Brigadier
General Cecil Clay, U. 8. ", ex-vice COM
U. s. v: Brevet Major Charles F. LARA
bee. U. 8. "; Captain Richard W. Tyler,
U. s. A: Captain Charles c. Cole U. 8. W;
Captain Frederick w. Mitchell, u. s. v.