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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-24
Still After Mexicans.

seguin. Texas, July 22.-The officers of
the county, assisted by Lieutenant VIII
L. Wright of the Texas Rangers, are stin
on the alert for Juan Acosta and other
Mexicans connected with the recent bur
glaries. The officers are still after the
leader, and trouble Is expected at any
tine that he may be apprehended.
The baseball game for next Thursday
between the Fats and Leans" Of Seguin
promises 10 be one Of the most interesting
and attractive events Of the season. Tn ?
Southern Pacific has granted excursion
rates between Columbus and Seguin and
San Antonio and Seguin.
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Major 3. J. Badger. A. I. O.. Major c.
Iowles, First cavalry; Major ]. r Nichols.
A. /. G;i, First Lieutenant W. ]. wester.
EEel., artillery ccrgs United States army;
sms, Lieutenant "a. N. Coates, Twelfth
way, Twelfth cavalry; First Leutensnt j /.
~. Burroughs, Twelfth cavalry; Second
lieutenant Max sulnon, Twelfth cavalry,
United States army
sir companies of the First, the Houston
Light Guard, San Antonio Zouaree, Cuero
hines. Lipscomb Rifles, La Grange Ilght
Guards and o'Connor Rifles. VIII 20 against
six companies OF the Fourth
Al O'Clock this afternoon Adtutapt Gen.
eral Scurry sert kilograms 10 the three
companies guarding the negro al Henderson
snat they were relieved and after twelve
ruurs they must report to Camp Mabry
when these companies arrive the camp Will
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STACY AND HIS STAFF.


General Stacy and all his stan are on
hand. The general was out reviewing the
division review last afternoon, mounted on
his gray horse. During the day his head
quarters were visited by number of la
dies and gentlemen. General Stacy mas
fire corps Of Officers surrounding MIN.
There is Major o. C.e Drew OF Houston,
VINO Is assistant adJutant general with the
rank of major, and who fulfls the require.
ments OF that office to a nicely. Lieutenant
Colonel y. a. Rector of this city is assistant
cnlet OF ordnance. Lieutenant Colonel
Guessoz Of San Antonio is also on hand.
ne is large In size and most genial or
disposition. He is inspector of small arms
practice, but that fact must not be count
ed against him, as 1t Is really a high honor
for any man. lie is a typical looking sol
der and wears his honors well. Lleuten-
ant Colonel j. Z. Murchert Of Sherman Is
also In camp. He is assistant inspector
general and a clever officer. Lieutenant
Colonel j. E. Farnsworth of Dallas is as
sistant quartermaster general and man OF
great Importance and prominence in the
camp. Lieutenant Colonel f. c. Ford is
also in camp. He Is the medical director
Of the camp and If his personal appear
ance stands for the camp. there won't be a
case of sickness on the grounds. Major X.
w Stayton, assistant judge advocate, is
also on the ground. and is not near as stern
a man as one would suppose from his title.
Captains Roy Terrell OF Dallas, A. T.
Zackery Of Uvalde and Raymond Keller OF
San Antonio, are all in camp as aides de
camp on General Stacy's staff. Captain
Keller is in charge of the provost guard,
which guards the city every night, and the
other officers are detailed for duty around
headquarters No jollier n set of men
could possibly be found. The presence or
Lieutenant Westervelt Of the United states
army as one OF the number and as the i'm
mediate body guard OF General Scurry
adds all that Is necessary TO make the
personnel of the headquarters all that
could possibly be desired.
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MEETING OF EXAMINERS OPENED
AT AUSTIN YESTERDAY.
viii Be in Session About One Month.
Corporations Are Slow in Making
Affidavts.

Austin, Texas. July 23.-rhe state sum.
mer normal board Of examiners met this
morning at the capitol for the purpose OF
passing upon the papers of the teachers
who attended summer normals throughout
the State and are to be graded The ooard
VIII be In session about one month Fol
ioWlnS are the teachers who compose the
board X. r. Foster, president. AugIeton:
J. ). Abbott, San Angelo; Il, A. Baker, bal
las Charles y. Barton. Decatur; J. n.
Bigbee. Liberty Hill; w. w. Carroll, Cam
elen, Thomas NJ Colston, San Antonio; {.
W. Crossley Corpus Christi: c. A. jaime.
son, Houston; A. W. kinnnrd, Sherman; T.
w. Lanham, Roseland w. r. Leonard,
Austin; Charles A. Letzerich. wichita
Falls; John A. Monroe, Roxton; Fred Rob.
erts, Abbott; j. u. Rogers, Weathcrrord; W.
/, Rowe. McDade; A. j. Street. Clarks.
Vile; Gc~rge b. Terrell, Alto; q. B. VIM.
Waxahachie,
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monlal line. his present wife Is said TO be
his NTH, and he is only SO years orage.
III Mississippi he Was the pastor of Tour
Carmete churches OF that place. where
he met and married his present wife
sheriff Naland stated to The Post cor
wives. two in III. state Of washington and
two In Arkansas. pcrtch was married to
his last Wife ON June "a, 1872. They came
10 Dallas on a visit and he WAS recognized
other wives This information was COM
municated TO a relative Of his last wife
and an Investigation followed, This was
last Friday. Dortch Immediately left ana
was arrested at san Antonio. bis last
wife lie with him at San Antonio.
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Two Marriages.

Galveston. Texas. July 2s.-Gordon b.
Bell, an employe of the Southwestern rele'
graph and Telephone company, was mar
ried this evening to Miss Mary Il. Dunes
hey. The wedding took place at the Cen.
trail Methodist church. Rev. Eugene l..
Crawford officiating.
Miss Annie Olsen, daughter OF Captain
otto Olsen, was married at 8 O'Clock this
evening 10 Mr. Richard Anderson. The
wedding occurred at the residence OF the
brides parents, on Mechanic street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
MIR. Anderson is an officer OF a vessel at
Port Arthur, and the bride Is native of
this city.
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Charters Filed.

Austin. Texas, July 23.-Tbe charters Of
the following corporations were filed today:
Crystal Ice and Storage company of Waco;
capital stock $4,000. Incorporators: h. Il.
bowman. j. l.. prelbelbis and j. W. Nc
Williams.
Koto Lumber company of Kildare Cass
county; capital stock $4,000. lncVrpora-
tors: E. S, Hooper, J. h. Heath and }. F..
Rand.
Southern Home Protective association OF
West. McLennan county; no capital stock.
This is fraternal organization. lncorpora-
tors ]. A. West, j. z. kenney, c. w. Hal
loway and others.
First Baptist church of San Marcos; no
capital stock Incorporators: II. T., King.
Thomas Taylor, G. b. PATTERSON and A. Z.
wills.
Of Seguin filed an amendment TO its charter
increasing its capital stock from $4,000 to
100000
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other question involved was the right Of
d new colonel To reorganize his staff Both
are good chaplnns and the regiments are
fortunate In getting them
The Third regiment is badly crippled
owing TO the absence of one battalion, com
Iprisng the Taylor, Henderson and Marshall
companies, which have been on duty at
tomorrow morning, and when thev ret In
Colonel Townsend will be In much better
spirits, The absence Of the battalion makes
Ia big hole in the regiment. Captain Davis
vas reflple1tal officer Of the day in this
regiment today.
Major Lee is detained at home on nc.
count Of sickness In his family, and Lieu
tenant Colonel Hamp Gary is unavoidably
absent but Is expected In camp before the
end Of the week
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Antitrust Aifidavits.

Austin. Texas, July 23-It was learned
at the secretary of states department to-
day that only about two-thirds of the cor
poratlons doing business in Texas had thus
far executed the antitrust aftidavits. These
dellnquents have until August l IN which
TO comply with the antitrust act, and after
the names of all such delinquent corpora.
lions TO the prosecuting attorney IN the
county in which such corporation has its
headquarters with Instructions to institute
proceedings against them.
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INSTRUCTED FOR SCOTT.
Maverick County Republicans Favor
Him for Congress-.
ROOSEVELT, nAwLEY, LYON ENDORSED.
Delegates to State Convention Were
Not Instruoted-seott to Open
Campaign Next Month.

Eagle Pass, Texas, July 2s-The Nav.
erick county republican convention was
held last night Resolutions were passed
indorsing the policy of President Roosevelt
the course Of Hawley as National commit
teeman sn dof Lyon as chairman OF the
State executive committee. Delegates wcro
uninstructed TO the State convention, but
were instructed for Scott for congress.
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Thanked for a Donation.

Austin. Texas. July 23.-The State insur-
ance department today gave out the follow
Ing letter. which explains itself:
Hon. Ira H. Evans, Austin, Texas.
Austin, Texas July %, 1902. Dear Sir;
This is TO acknowledge the receipt of the
National Register OF the Society sons of
the American Revolution" presented by
you to the State library. Your kindness In
this matter is fully appreciated, and
heartily thank you for the valuable dona-
tion. Yours truly,
jefferson Johnson, Commissioning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-24
STREET RAILWAY SOLD.
ST. Louis Capitalists Secure Control OF
TeNarksns System

st. Louis Capitalists Secure Control OF
TeNarkans System.
TexBrkana, Texas, July 23.-rhe TEX.
arkana street railway, covering both cities.
changed hands today. Colonel II. j..
Spencer and T. W. Crouch of st, Louis be-
came the owners. The road, which Is a
mule systcm. will be changed into a cable
and extended to divers points In the TIVE
cities.
The fight for the purchase Of this prop
erty was very bitter between j. X Baum
hon Of st. Louis and the tnal vtctors both
sides having strong following in the
councils OF the two towns, FINALLY tho
Baumhoff faction thought that they had
secured sufficient plans to make them'
selves comfortable and went TO sleep on
their oars. The Spencer wing crept ln and
got the plum,
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COLONEL c. A. LYON.

ine Several cases were disposed OF.
The health of the camp is excellent. Tho
hospital has been without patients since
It's establishment.
The provost guard was busy last night
II made fifteen arrests.
The Houston cavalry boys are having the
test kind Of a time. The members Of tAa
troon who do provost duty are Kicking
on account OF the loss OF sleep, but they
have plenty Of time In which TO make up
for II. l..
camn and Its concerts are greatly enjoyed.
The Twelfth cavalry band arrived In
nenp this afternoon and was given royal
welcome.
iate Yesterday evening and they participant
"a IN diyision review this afternoon.
The signal corps is busy and their head
quarters are always asked about by the
'i' The Victoria boys are getting along nicely
and have many visitors
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-24
Prohibition in the Lead.

Grapeiand, Texas. July 22.-Rev. J, G..
Adams OF Fort Worth spoke here yester.
day to large audience tn the interest OF
prohibition. He was replied to by Mir.
BOWMAN OF Waco. an anti Mrs. Zehner
of the woman's Christian Temperance
Union also addressed q large audience last
night for prohibition. Mrs. Sweeney OF
Houston delivered a very interesting adj
dress In the afternoon. The pros seem
10 have the best Of II now and every lndi'
cation points to their success IN the com
Ing election on July 70.
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Attractive Race Gard.

Austin, Texas, July 23.-An excellent
program of races will be carried out at
the driving park here next Friday after
noon. Four fine racers from Taylor will
be here, six from Kyle. two of which will
be harness horses. Dnv Crockett and Alma
Mex. will be among the racers from Kyle.
The management anticipates large at.
tendance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-24
Bond Issues.

Austin, Texas, July 23.-The attorney gen.
eral today approved an issue OF $4,000 New
ton county court house refunding bonds
These bonds were registered by the comp.
troler's department. The comptroller also
registered an Issue Of $4,000 Lavaca coun-
ty refundlng bonds. This last Issue was
purchased by the State board of education
for the permanent school tund.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-24
Fisher still In Race

Waco, Texas, July 2S.-It has been stated
in certain papers that Hon. A. S. Fisher
of Williamson county had withdrawn from
the race of Judge of the Third supreme
district In a letter to Wnco gentleman,
Judge Fisher says that he is not and Will
not be out Of the race. The judicial con-
ventlon will meet In this city August IS
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Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas, July 23--Lee Dodson,
teller OF the Citizens National bank NJ
Waco Is In the city, accompanied by his
wife aud his mother, Mrs Quate.
Colonel l.. j. Polk vice president OF the
Santa Fe, returned last evening from Dallas
and left tonight for Austin.
The following marriage licenses were
issued today: Goramia Dreucci and Miss
Marie Glecchlc, Charles Eardwell and Mira.
Elmira Louise Milton, Richard Anderson
and Miss Annie Elizabeth Olsen, Abner
G. McConn and Miss Matilda Blssell
DR.. @. NJ. smith Of san Augustine is IN
the city.
f. w. Banded OF Houston was among
the passengers Of the Mallory steamer Lam
pasas, which sailed today for New York.
j. B. Denison, agent of the Mallory line,
is In the interior on business
II. G. Tabor OF Bryan is among the
visitors IN the city.
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Port Arthur Line. .

Galveston, Texas, July 23.-The steam
ship Iris arrived In Port Arthur yesterday
afternoon and is expected TO arrive In
Galveston tonight or in the morning on
the first trip Of the Galveston, Sabine Pass
and Port Arthur service. The vessel Will
be berthed at the Mallory docks, where
warehouse room has been secured. II Is
contemplated TO inaugurate a trl-weekly
service between the points named This
will be Of great service TO those DESTROYS
70 visit Port Arthur. as Il viii render the
roundabout railroad "trip by way OF Houston
unnecessary.
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Sale Mt Rookdale,

Rockdale. Toxas. July 2S.--The stock OF
goods assigned by ]. Lewis few weeks
ago was practically closed out yesterday.
after the soda fountain, furniture and nxt-
ures which were held by chattel mortgage
had been removed or elirnluatcd from the
sale. The proceeds barely paid onehsir
of the rents due. The general creditors
eau get nothing.
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Flint Over Bond Issue.

San Antonio, Texas, July 23.-The nght
over the proposition for the city to Issue
$4,000 bonds for streets. sewers and
school houses Is now on, the formal cam
paign having been inaugurated. Mass meet
ings were held last night ON Alamo plaza
and nj Turner hall, the pros" on the
plaza TO the number OF 20O0 and the
''antIs" nj the latter place 20 the number
Of $50 Speeches were made al both by
leading citizens and the night from now on
will he red hot
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pea,h Of Ms. Prenderaast.

Austin, Texas, July 23-Comptroiler r.
NJ. Love this morning received a telegram
announcing the death of his aunt, Mrs
Prendergast, aged 90 years, at the family
home near Mexla, Limestone county. coo.
mel Love left this afternoon to attend the
funeral.
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STILL DEADLocKED.

Eleventh District Convention Has Cast
$500 Ballots Without Result
Dublin, Texas. July 2S--rhis has been
q DAY OF balloting. strictly from $50 a. IN.
TO $40 p. m. with adjournment from II 10
. D. m. About 1900 ballots were cast. reach.
ing 45oo before adJouruiug. To this time
there has been no change from the first
ballot, II now looks as though the couvcn-
tion we've permanently locked. There nre
rumors OF changes but nothing has APP
peared on the surface to indicate any dis.
position TO change.
the most pleasant relations No one appears
tired nor does any delegate seem disposed
10 consider the situation lightly. A nomina-
ton may be made but the promise AT pres
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M. N. lmhoden Nominated.

Nacogdoehes. Texas. July 22-The con-
vention for nominating district attorney
for the Second judicial district met at the
court house In this town yesterday even.
ing. and nominated the Hon. Wiley Man.
gum Imboden of Rusk, Cherokee county,
as the democratic nominee, Mr. lmboden
had an open field from start To finish and
II Is quite doubtful whether be will have
an opponent by the ticket 10 be placed in
the field August ..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-24
REoUlslTIoN HoNoREo.
SkyIes, Alleged Bisamist, win Be Taken
Back 10 Misaissippi.

Skyes, ALLEGED BgamIstl VIII Be aKeH
Back to Mississippi.
Austin. Texas, July 23-sherln w. C..
Nalland of Claiborne county, MISS. th'4
afternoon secured requisition papers from
the governor for the extraditlon Of REV.
John Dortch, alias Jean Styles alias 5.
p. sperry, now In jal at san Antonio ana
wanted In Claiborne, Miss, 70 answer 10 q
ohnrre OF biqnmy. Dortch was arrested az
Inc instance OF Sherin Nailand at san
Antonio last Monday ana held awaiting
the arrival OF the officer
Dortch has n varied career In tina lnatfi'
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CAPTAIN Williams in Town.

Austin, Texas. July 23.--Captaln w W.
Williams formerly Of this city. but now
located at Beaumont. is In the city for q
few days shaking hands with his numerous
friends. He Is now engaged In laying pipe
lines for some of the biggest oil companies
on Spindle Top. He has a number or con
tracts that he is now working on and EN-
ployes large force of men.
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Navasota Contingent.

Navasota, Texas. July 22.--Savasotu's
quota OF military men departed Sunday for
the Austin encampment. they were Gen.
eral Gordon Boone, Major Surgeon ID. l..
recipes Captain Hnmmond Norwood. CAP
tain 1. {. Burlington, Captain c. j. XIX,
b"gler j. f. Bcdnar. Herbert Noack went
70 BTyan to go to Austin with the bryah
Light Guards
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Permit Granted.

Austin, Texas, July 23.-rhe state de-
partment Of insurance today granted a per
nit 10 the National Fraternal associat ion
Of Dallas TO do business In Texas.
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]. c. soott's Plans.

Corpus Christi. Texas, July 23..-Johp C.
Scott. republican candidate. viii open his
congressional campaign here the latter part
of next month. Regarding n Joint debate
with John ~ Garner, he says he Will nc.
cept and meet him here next month.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-24
INJUNCTION WAS GRANTED.

Enforcement OF Local Option Law in Hill
County Is Forbidden.
Hillsboro. Texas. July 23.--Judge Sam r.
Scott has granted an Injunction at Marlin.
which for the present at least, prevents
the enforcement OF the local option law in
this county The points raised are INSULT
Client funds TO refund liquor license money,
failure Of a majority OF voters 10 vote and
Determinations of the local option laws
The writ is made returnable at the fall
term of the Hill county DISTRICT court.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-24
ICE PLANT FOR DALLAS.
Busch interests VIII Erect One Costing
Four Hundred Thousand Dollars

OUT IIu'IU Gu 7 TIOuodTIU LOIIdTo'
Dallas. Texas, July 23.-- The Anheuser-
Busch Brewing association of st. Louis,
doing business In TeIns under the name
Of August A. Busch & Co., recently pur-
chased two blocks of land on the south
side of the Texas and Pacific track OF
the crossing Of HARDWOOD street. 1t Is now
announced that the company will soon he
gin -he erection Of an ice making and
completed will be tie largest plant of
its character IN the South ana one of the
largest I'm the world.
For several summers owing to the rapid
development OF the State, the ice manu-
facturers have been confronted by an alb
normal demand they have been unable TO
supply.
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busy yesterday greeting old friends ana ac-
quaintances General openheimer is presl.
aent OF the court martial board, and Major
Younger Is on the board of inspectors.
potn gentlemen have known long service
In military life. General Openheimer has
won MS spurs, so to speak. and has now
retired In order that the younger men
might have chance. Yesterday, however,
ne was feeling nightly elated at being
with the "boys" once more. and so ex.
pressed himself.
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Authorization Meetinn.

corsicana, Texas, July 22-An antl.pro.
hibition meeting was held in the CONNER
clal club rooms last night for the purpose
of opposing prohibition. Most Of the lead
ing citizens of Corslcana and the surround
ing country attended and n bitter fight
will be waged against the prohibition move
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Jury Commissioners.

Galveston. Texas, July 2s.-United states
Judge Waller T. Burns has appointed the
following jury commissioners in the
Southern district; Calvin q. brewster
Laredo; George b. Dobson, Galveston, ana
II ~ Field, Brownsville. IL will be the
duty Of these men 70 prepare the LIST or
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-24
Accidental Killino.

Fort Worth Texas, July 23.-william
Montgomery, son Of ]. C. Montgomery Of
Memphis accidentally killed himself with
A shot gun today The MONTGOMERY fam
fly came to Memphis from Grayson county
several wears ago.
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SENDING Out Tax Receipts.

Austin, Texas, July 23.-The comptroler's
department is today sending out tax lie
ceipts to all the tax collectors In the State
on which TO give receipts TO taxpayers Tor
the currest year This is quite a TASK, as
around.
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nisoharne Asked For.

Austin. Texas. July 23.-Frank B. Owen.
a merchant Of Manor who died petition in
bankruptcy some time ago made applca-
ton in the Federal court yesterday for a
discharge
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-24
euadalupe County Republicans.

seguin. Texas. July 1.-THE republican
county convention, which meets at the
court house 10 Seguu next Saturday, prom
ises to be one of the largest ever held In
Seguin. Whites and colored are united ia
their fight against the democratic nominee
for congress
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Galveston. Texas. July 2s.-rno little
strike OF the electrical workers continues
In effect The union Is small one numer.
ioally, but II insists on recognition and
the contractors refuse to recognize &c. Each
contne to stand hrm and IL appcars that
the strike will be prolonged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-24
TARGET pRACT1CE.

Target practice was inaugurated this
morning and some Of the companies made
good scores. Colonel Guessaz was In com
mand.
Major Stayton inspected quarters today.
The general court marital convened this
morning with General Openheimer presid-
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r,rrD MOVEMENT UMPIREs.

The following officers Will act as um
n,res dur,pr the patrol neld movements to-
morrow morning; Colonel J. " Byrne,
Inspector general; Colonel r. W. Hearn'
I,eu,enant Colonel Muchert, A. !. G.;
lieutenant Colonel Nimon Fourth Infantry;