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New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
OUT OF s. P. G. A. BOARD.
Col. ErhGrdt, Mentioned for Presi-
deRcg, Says "SeU the BuiIding

Colonel Joel +. Erhardt. whose name has
been mentioned in connection with the nrasi
dency of the Society for the Prevention OF C,rual
~ 10 Animals. presented his designation veStar-
day 10 the board Of managers as a member OF
mat BODY a. a special meeting at the societv's
building The meeting was called 10 receive
nominations for the six vacancies on the board
No action will be taken on the names suggested
for the vacancies until the next meeting.
Colonel Erhardt for many years was vice
president and active worker Of the Society for the
Prevention % Cruelty to Animals. and began
nearly five years ago the movement for reforms
In the society which led TO the resignation Of
John T. Haines from the presidency. In his let
Ter or resignation he urges further economies
and says OF the reformation:
There is much more to do than has been
done: one corner OF the room has been swept
the rest Of the room is not clean; the society is
however. on the right road"
He lays some stress on the question OF keep
ing or selling the buildings the society now oc-
cupies On this question he says:
The land and buildings were paid for with
money left 70 the Society for the Prevention of
cruelty to Animals. do not think single
lestator intended that his beQuest should he
used TO build palace. and If the testators could
speak from the grave 1 do rot doubt that they
would insist that the money be used for the
purpose mentioned in the wills in which IL
1eIt The proceeds OF this would give S16.HD
a year. from which sub-stations could be placed
IN dlnerent parts OF the city, and for a few dol
lars year the small shopkeeper would permit
us TO put a telephone in his Office. If paid for
IL, ana the whole city could be policed; whereas
II is not policed at all now.
The society's rent, the colonel declares
amounts 10 about $4,000 a year for nine meet
ings year. The society has unrented buildings.
he says, that have the floor space for its Offices
The system of bookkeeping recently installed
by a firm OF accountants. Colonel ErhardJ
Serts. win absolutely prevent abuses which have
heretofore existed
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
TO INFLUENCE JUDGE.
Letter Sent to Court in DiUOrce Case
FaTOrS Mrs Duke.

An attempt by letter made by a woman
who signed herself Mrs. Olive Norton. Of Reading
Penn, 70 influence Vice Chancellor Pitney who is
hearing the suit for divorce ~ James r. Duke the
toharco man. against his wife The letter appeaIed
for Mrs. Duke.
The court. before allowing the case to proceed
yesterday mentioned the letter and said il had no
effect on him but that, if IT could have II would
he against the side for which the atteulpt was
made. The sending Of the letter the Vice Chan
Cellor said, in gross contempt of court, and
rendered the writer liable state prison. The
letter covered four pages and the court passed it
Mrs Duke was not in court and request that
her be not called in her absence, was granted.
Of Newark 10 Visit and report UPON Mrs Dukes
physical condition In making a request for this
believe Mrs Duke not ILL.,
The letter assured the Vice Chancellor that the
writer was certain of Mrs Dukes innocence. as
she had tod he writer 50 on recent visit. The
eide the case in Mrs Duke $ favor -
Miss Nellie Sands maid n Mrs Dukes home.
and tho Far T{,,n4oo ~ 1i5 steT mar
When they returned 70 Manhattan Huntoon accom-
- Ss1rlar ~ get married LJuntoo1 ,-sIt a. en-
and Hunt0On embraced each other and went Miss
sands also sa4d that before Mr and Mrs Duke
went on their honeymoon the latter planned with
her 70 have Huntoon address his letters to the
witness. and several letters were received that way.
Mrs Duke she said. wrote several letters from
the steamer for EuroPa 10 HuntoOn. who then
living in the Hotel WolCott. and personals sd-
dressed John. published I'm the Paris edition Of
Kew York newspaper. interested Mrs. Duke Gable
dispatches we've sent daily 70 HUntOOn by Mrs
Duke and signed a.. n Miss Sands also told ot
kilograms 10 Huutpor. which she took the tela-
graGE Office ar Durham y e., while the Dukes
were staying there.
When the petitioners father died. Miss Sands
said. Mrs. Duke returned 10 New York before her
panied her to her home in 68h street. ana re-
manned unit. after 1880 o'clock that night. when
the witness retired Miss Sands testifying "a in
timacy Of relations between Uuntoon ana Mrs
Duke. said the correspondent called Mrs Duke
''sweetheart' and dearest and that she called
him dear The case is still on
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
"A BROADWAY "BARGAIN" SOLD
INVESTORS GET PARCEL RECENTLY BOUGHT At
AUCTION By OPERATORS
TwO More Deals Near the Waldof-Century Realty Declares
Cent Dridend

Samuel Goldsticker has sold for David and
Harry Lppmann and d. B. Kaplan No. 4Ol
Broadway, northwest corner Of Walker st. a
SIX story business building. on a lot 2S.Sx1O34
feet, to Salomon Solomon. Lewis Cantor and
Max Sondhein as an investment The sellers
bought the property at the auction sale held by
Lewis Phillips of l. J. Phillips & Co. for the
Citizens Central National Bank on April 10
at the Exchange Salesroon, Nos ii and 16
Vesey St They got the property for S19635O
and have sold IN less than a week at a substan-
tial profit
The sum of the present leases on the prop
erty equals more than $4,000 year.
The Albert Booth Cohn Company and Albert
b. Ashforth have sold for 1. H. Kramer TO the
Bankers Investing Company No "a West 35th
St, an altered building lot 2Ox9S9 feet. abut-
ting the two buildings Nos 81 and 30 West 34th
St. occupied by the Arts Club the westerly one
having recently been purchased by the Bankers
Investing Company.
r. Smith. of r. Smith & Co. has bought from
Jacob Neadle No 34 West 35th St. three story
dwelling house. lot 2Ox75.3 feet adjoining
the RevllOn FTeres Building.
At the meeting of the board of directors of
the Century Realty Company held yesterday a
dividend Of per cent on the outstanding capi-
tai stock was declared payable on April 30. The
transfer books close at II O'Clock tomorrow and
reopen on May 1 at 10 o'clock.
At meeting of the board Of directors of the
United States Realty and Improvement Com
pany, held yesterday, John d. Crinmins was
elected a member of the board and Charles T.
Barney and Oakleigh Thorne were elected mem
bers Of the executive and finance committee.
The board of directors is follows:
James Stillman. John d. Crimmins p. 4. Valen-
tine Charles T. Barney. H. s. Black. John w.
Gates, William F. Havemeyer Oakleigh Thorne,
Charles NJ Schwab. Edwin Hawley. Henry
Bulge, Stephen s. Palmer. James II. Post, Frank
H Ray. r. G. Babbage W. H. Chesebrough and
Cortland Belts
The executive and finance committee is as fol-
lows: H. s. Black. James Stillman. Charles T.
Barney, p A Valentine. Oakleigh ThOrne. John
W. Gates, Edwin Hawley and w II. Cheese
brough
Clarke q. Daley was appointed assistant sec
retary Of the United States Realty and Improve
ment Company.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

g T,oti & Co have sold for Charles Cohen No
2ls East 1O1st St four story hathouSe' -'AiVo 'e
oscar D. and Hobart Y. Dixie have SOD f'r
- W ,J,Adarn No. 2G7 West 3eth ST. three
story dwelling house. 1s1oxSs9 feet
osk & Edelsten have sold 70 Isaac ana ma
T1hernan Nos 40 and 12 West 18th ST. two three %
80 dvsuinr houses 50xa2 feet n Brigham
nan & sons were the brokers. Also. sold through
the same brokers Nos 204s and 2otS lst ave. ~,
three story brick and frame dwelling houSe'' ia
95 feet - - t-ss+ -tst 81 a
three story frame dwelling house 2lxlgz- Ite. --,
Arthur Wade is the buyer ~ NO % E1@' '''
st. recently reported sold -. ,oovaa II
Charles NJ Rosenthsl has sold the ploI p l',A,s ~
feet al the northeast corner OF hfodl',. -, -
I4sth 81 Bernard Smyth & Sons were t1e @ pioASt -
Moses Shwitzer has sold for CatheIlne Tis,sse
West Twenty fourth ST. a nVe @t'iN 'is''"
building on LOT 2010X9S9 feet t, .
Anna Woerishoffer has sold NO % la's.,tt -,
southwest corner OF Coilister 81, a six st'tY '"'
building on lot 259XSS.6 feet . a.
Pease & Gilman hav, sold for 9. W betts, y -
No. Ia East 10th 81. a three story hlso Sow
brownStous dwelling house, lot lsNlHie teFtr 90
II Livingston Reeve for occuDancy-
Romano Brown & Co have sold Tor louis louis
Livingston the hve staxy American basement
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
ADMITS ROAD CONTROLS COAL MINES.
Buffalo. Rochester & Pittsburg Official Says
There Is No Discrimination.

Washington. April p. Al the hearing before the
Interstate Commerce Commission TO day. ". T.
Eoonau. superintendent Of the Buffalo Rochester
& PittsburE Railroad. asked II he knew II 70 be
p fact that the Buffalo Rochester & Pitrshurg road
owned practically su the common stock Of thA
Rochester and Fittsburg Coal and Iron Company
He said yes. and when asked II the Rochester and
Plttsburg Coal and Iron Company controlled the
Jefferson and Clear6el6 Company. he replied in the
affirmative Replying m further questions, Nr
Nocnau said that over one-half of the coal ship
nerts over the road were by the Rochester and
PittsbUrE Coal and Iron Company, but that there
no discrimination by his road in favor ~ any
company and that they furnished all the cars any
operator wanted. The policy OF the road he added,
was 70 encourage the development Of new mines
NJ. Tyler. Of Buffalo statistcian of the Bureau
~ Bituninous Coal Statistics, Buffalo district.
which formerly vas the Buffalo Coal Association,
testified that connected with The association were
the Pennsvlvania, the lake Shore, the Buffalo,
Rochester 4 PlrtsbuUg, the Erie and the Bessemsr
Iake Erie rsnroads. He was requested by the
commission 70 supply statement showing rhe
amount of coal and coke carried by each Of these
roads since The date y rhe organization n the
nfrreau
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
RARE OLD COINS BRING $4,000.
Sale of DawsOn-0rr Collection Attended by
Many Numismatists.

An important sale ~ coins and medals-the Daw-
son-Orr collecton-took place at the Hotel Bar
tho,dl yesterday. under the direction OF Godfrey
Charlton Adams The sale was largely attended by
numismatists from this and other cities. They in
cluded Frank G. Higgins. +. p s. Of London: !.
T. Levick. =. II. Adams and Edward Smith. The
total amount realized from the sale was s2o0O
An encased postage stamp. Of Evansville. Ind.
which had heen used currency during the Civil
War brought S4. A SO gold piece dated 1897 was
sold for 225. and one OF the same denomination.
dated 1903. brought the same price Twenty-Five
dollars was paid fog g 50 gold piece bearing its
tlC- a hasSIel-f OF Pixies Peak A United States
dollar % 1s26 brought so and a gold coin of En-
peror Honorius brought S. 80
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tie following petitions in bankruptcy were hled
yesterday with the clerk Of the United States DIS
trict Court
Abraham 4 Nathan. salesman. Of No. $40 Broad
wsy living at 40 1Z6 West l@tth street, HdblI'It
as5 assets. $40 The principal creGl'05s 6 ara s
,;oIdiug No 62s Broadway. s. .56'.
The Photo Electric Type Engraving COMPANY
% No Z32 William street lhNoi.'ildl R,.,l"h i..'t
DeionR4 & co N.ss2; Henry Lindenmyr & sons
s. l.l2i ana Charles Cooper A % S,3 on ApTl -
board ~ directors OF the ail@e-d haEhFnp; COR
r,or4rfou paSSed resolution admitting insolvency
LINDSAY Russell was appointed receiver. with a
bond of $1,000 and was authorized 20 continue The
hus ness for ten days.
me Yetulsn Transmitting Typewriter Comnany
e~he5ules show debs Of 397 and of So III
0f the total Indebtedness SZ4.Gs Is secured by
notes. The principal creditors are the Guardian
81 204. secured. American Exchange Bank $500.
cured and Charles r. NetmaH. t464f The bank
rupt has l4o unsecured creditors for sums under
s. 300 the major portion being for sums less than
gia The sum of l.l07 is due 10 workm@n IN tho
rkr,lpfs factory iu Hon. y. Y. The assets con-
eist of cas- 1854 nstallment notes. partly pledged
81 sos fixtures, ssI2 due on account N4z deposited
in bank SO -s. .,.. -
voluntary bankrupt show debts Of $3.50 assets OF
500 90 The principal creditors are Levy q son.
A., ~ 'rts.95.s, & aiS. Nathan Rosenberg s. sg5
e-d . y sr1it6 no 5gs West 32d street, g. 051 The
assets consist Of fixtures. $z% due on account hn-
G iIiisnl a law has been appointed receiver of
the business of Thomas p J. Murpay, of talhroon
Depot. voluntary bankrupt. win % bond or S2.ntN-
JSsenb Fensusan. dealer in antiques and house
hold articles No. West 47th street. liabilities.
S7l55. assets, s2 The principal creditors are oscar
strange a. Co. Florence. Italy. Sl,T0N. The petit
toner made q general assignment On 1851 for the
benefit Of creditors. but saws te does NOT know
boU much each received what percentage Of he
Indebtedness was paid bE tho assignee.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
DOWIE MEETS HIS WIFE.
She Calls Upon Him in Chicago
RumOrs of Reconciliation.

Chicago. April 26.-Mrs. Jane Dowie to-day
visited her husband al the Auditorium Annex
This is the hrst time Dowie and his wife have
seen each other IN several months When
Voliva assumed control at Zion City Mrs Dowis
cast her lot with the new administration and
since then has repudiated her husband
Mrs. Dovie was accompanied by her son.
Gladstone Dovie but the latter did not enter
the room occupied by his father. Mrs Dowie
remained IN her husbands apartments for half
an hour. after which she and her son returned
n Zion Citv
Those faithful 20 Dowie assert that Mrs
Dowie called n arrange for Dowies proposed
return Zion civ next Saturday Emil
q. Wetten, DOwie's legal adviser declined TO
disclose the purpose of Mrs. Dowies visit, but
said thar Dowie is I'm better health to-day than
any time since his return IN Chicago two
weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
REALTY NOTES.

NIaclav & Davies have sold for Mrs William
NJ Hewlett her house. with about eleven acres.
Of land al Nineola- Long Island
Henry D. Winans & May were the brokers IN
the following sales: Fifth ave. north corner Of
18TH St. vacant plot, 35x115 feet for the estate
of Tobn r Ford. 9th ave. north corner Of 18th
- o. 0r12A feet for Benjamin n. Duke 10 Ben
iar7in Guggenheim: No. 8 East 10Th st. mod
srn dEeIling house. on lot 21x1OZ feet, for Or
u.a,S q smith to Samuel Scholle: No. West
@Ttb st a Ave story American basement dwell
tr,, bonse for James Carlew to DR.. Fordyce, on
lot 25xiO2 . feet; No. 99l 9th ave, modern
o-i~ar, basement dwelling house, on lot 25X
100 sast Cor the estate Of Mary Augusta King
~ II c Clark.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
REVlEWEDBY GEN.GRANT
Military Shoe Gro5cs in Popularity
at Garden.

Brigadier General Nelson II. Henry will be the
reviewing officer at the mil. ary show at Madison
Square Garden tonight
The show will close tomorrow night and the
work Of the United States cavalry The infantry, the
marines and the Sd Battery. National Guard. has
peen during the entire week popular with the audi
ehces and received with applause.
Tonight and tomorrow night there viii be a
grand review and exhibition drIl by the 4sd Regi-
Ineht' Canadian militia. known as the Duke Of
orhwslls Own Rifles. and commanded by Lieu
'9@ant Colonel Eenry NJ. Pellet. The soldiers who
nave come from Canada at various exhibitions have
Always been welcomed and have occupied an I'M
pottAht place on the programme. and they have en-
Joyed their visits TO New York much as the
people or New York have enjoyed their presence in
the arena at the Garden.
me matinee tomorrow viii include rough rid
Ing and music ride by the 18th United States Cav
airy, exhibition drills BY the 5th United States In
fantry and the United States marines. and the
flying platoon drill by the Sd Battery while the
other attractions Of the matinee review and
evening parade by battalion Of YOnkers High
School cadets; also drills by the New Military
Academy. Cornwal-on-t he-TIudson: the Peeksl1ill
SNlhtary Academy. College Of St. Francis AaTler
New York City, and st. Luke's Battalion, New
York city, and the prizes won at the matinee will
For tonight Brigadier General Nelson II. Henry.
adjutant general State of New York. will be the
reviewing officer. and Colonel n. B. Thu-ston. 22d
nandeT. For tomorrow nights review Brigadier
1eneTal Albert l. Mills, Z. S. A from west Point,
VIII be the reviewing officer; Lieutenant Colonel
John H. Foote 18th Regiment, n. G. n. z, COM
manding
The reviewing officer last night was Major Cen
Mrs Grant Mrs William II. Taft and her
daughter. Colonel Heistand Colonel Harvard Col
Colonel Carbaugh. Captain Johnston, Captain Bow
ley. Captain J. H. Hemphill. Captain Kearney and
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
rAREE nEeRApEp FoR HAzlNe.

tas approved The reconmendations Of the SUPER
irenaer- NJ Tho Naval Academy n The cases of
sAdst rnsu Hayes. Roberts and Garceror the
t,ree w.dsrir-er ~ the first class who since the
Fat.s-i-- nj f-eir class in February. have been
mnf'F0 '0 '7f academy limits awaiting trial for
ts--r-
eN ' '. punishment which has already
'-'' gwen ''--s rll1s--r-len in their being de
TT'e- ~ t7e honor n graduating with their class
s-f being confined t-r TWO months n the academic
''-r'-E fre s-rerlrte-seuf recommends.
Thai 1f5s-7~a0 Faves be reduces tre-tv,rur1-
hs-s .- his class
Taaf ot1ssIrua- Roberts he reduced ten mum
That L1srIpu7r Gz~celon be put a. TIE foot ~
numbers
Ths- thss@ -r-ae ~iSshpmer be sent Immediately
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
GETS VERDICT FOR $4,000.
- TeIegra II 10 The Iribunel

fTy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Cincinnati April 26.-Miss Mary L. Steele,
teacher in public school Of New York City,
received verdict for $4,000 to-day against
Mrs benjamin F Miller. OF this city. from a
Jury in tho United States Court
Mrs Miller is sister and heir Of the late John
NJ Wilson New York. TO whom Miss Steele was
engaged. they living in the same apartment
house at his request. This was done that she
might attend Colonel Wilson. whose health was
poor. and this account Colonel Wilson prom
Ised her SD 900
Miss steele with Colonel Wilson visited the
family Of DR. Miller in this city, and Mrs Miller
and her daughter visited Miss Steele in New
York Mrs Miller once gave Miss Steele 81 0OO
on account. Senator LeXow was Miss Steele's
LAWYER
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
HORSE LEAPS BABY CART.
RunaU0g fnlm0l Clears. 7rjth One
Bound Man and Child.
-E- -.-ae-ar. y T--s rrthrns. I

Atlantic Gry april 26-The infant daush
" Miles Ps~1ert, a contractor. escaped
lsath under rr= feet n = runaway horse This
sterroo7 mn '-- West side The animal seemed
eoop' 70 r-7w11e On rbe child. bur instead j.
.ssIed completely over the so-cart. leaving the
baby u1s-stre5
ne horse was frightened ny an automobile
's'- away ir"r She vehicle, it dashed
,--p-sh f.rrourhfare crowded with wagons
"-e haf.-fr did not see rhe horse urrf7 in ,yas
tsb.. TOT Snf Was unable 10 draw her
-atf 'srr.aIr away and tainted Jacob K7lr7rf
q, D- 'hs- saw tla danger Of the Barnett Ia b,
- l'ei-- ~out of the horse and tried ia
ss-....- '7 0T. side. He was knocked down and
'iFet. The horse cleared the butcher
a'a I'e -rsea DO one bound
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
NAME STATE MEDICAL EXAMINERS,
Regents Appoint Ten Physicians of Various
Schools TO Board

Albany. April eS.--The State Board of Regents TO
dav made the following appointments 70 the State
Board Of Medical Examiners
From The State Medical Society. Dr. William y
Potter Of Buffalo. d. William :. Ely. IF ROches
Ter and Dr. Maurice T. Lewis. of New YORK city,
sl reapponted, and Dr. Arthur IS. Booth. ~ FL
mira 10 IN tha uneKpired term OF the late pr.
George W Fowler. From the Homeopathic Medi-
,-al Society: Or. II. Lee Of Rochester; Dr.. J. ".
Candee OF Syracuse and Dr. G. z. Gorlam of
Albany. oil Teappointed- From the State Eclectic
SOCIETY,". DR. J. u. Smith. Of Buffalo. Or O W
sutton Of Bath and Dr NJ Y Nichols, OF Worces
Ter. an reappointed. Anna L Allnc, Of New York
city. was appointed a member of the State Board
Of Nurses Examiners.
The next Convocation of the State University Will
be held on October es 70 IS instead Of in June. as
formerly. The change is made in the hope TO have
more college and secondary school men in attend
ance.
The board decided that no citv, union free school
district or academy shall share in the apportion-
rert Of school moneys unless its schools
i'm the academic examinations, as prescribed ny the
hoard
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
ARMOUR AND SWIFT MAY QUIT TEXAS

Chicago April 25.-"The Chronicle" to-day says
that the prosecution OF the suits against the Armour
md Swift interests I'm Texas for "A 100000 pen
atty for violation Of antitrust laws may result IN
the closing of au packing plants in Texas and the
withdrawal of the Chicago packing concerns from
that state.
officials of the Swift ana Armour companies de
clare the question OF Withdrawing from business IN
Texas has been considered several times when
the thragn companies were being hErassed by a
multiplicity OF suits, and that the litigation for
si2f0UauJ II pushed will be followed bv The eXeCu-
iion Of the plans Whicu have been in conteupla-
tiOn The Withdrawal OF the Chicago companies
from T., Xas would the loss OF work 20 Eve
thousand employees and the removal OF invest
mcnt Of g,0eC0o.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
SCHOONER RUN DOWN.
Fishing Boat Sinks off Fen1oick,
Island 5Cith One of Her Cre1C.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Baltimore. April 26.-The four masted schoon-
or Edith Allen arrived to-day from New York
with the crew of the fishing schooner Norum-
bega, Of Gloucester, Mass. which was sunk in
a collision with the former vessel at midnight
on Monday last of Fenwick Island. One fisher
man. Archie GoodiC5 lost
The Allen struck tho Norumbega's starbosrd
bow during heavy northwest gale and the lat
ter began TO settle. with her forward gear hang
ing To the damaged bow Of the Allen There was
10 time TO launch a lifeboat and the Norum-
begas crew rushed for the Aliens bow, which
lo0med M IN the darkness overhead. James
Martin and George Creighton were badly cut
and bruised as they Clamhered through the
wTeckage
New-York tribune., 1906-04-27
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
rFrom Ths Tribune Rureau.l

Washington April n
oRnERs Iss-rc!N.-The following orders have
been issued ARMY
..- EDWARD BURR, cops fnsfnesrs transfer
so,1 so ne ans 81 washington sarrscss 70 Major VIII
IsN a. LANCt'!ll r,.rs ot enSlneeTs and preceed
e@v STANTON corps Of engineers.
90, ri,aieuart WILLIAM y MOULD 18th Infantry.
Mack *. cUNNINGHAN. sisnal oorps. TO Fort
I'm JtRrRAM 7 CL-AYT,oN, quar7errnas,or. relieve
Nale .-,--.e~ar, NJ rlezv orleans Major izl7TIfFR
m proceed to Denver as CHIEF oon1nlissary depart
-, .,rsar HOBART X BAILEY. 18th Infantry.
psf,rs Gfot,GE l 'sl'i = % 's',h In[aniIs5 OGDEN LN
IN Infaarrs ana coHtsaci surgeon LOUIS g. DE
Ssr d s1r eNs1iuaton OF candidates for admission
p. r. DAVIS from naval hospital Mare Islana.
,....-en.a % g. r. DODGE. from naval hospital. New
- n D. p CoRpETRo. from naval hospital. New
sfTTrs 81, N,asa.ust7a for eNs1instion. then home.
=. .ss..-rr. surgeon r. p. FoyT. detached Naval
Fsssee-s7s rs -ra Newark.
-, e--z-,a p q. REED. 20 tHe Charleston.
- r7s,sc.o- n IEwET-T detached duty as commits
p --- -4.4.r tha trio. continue other datles
...sr r-r-s = 7 FoSWELI S.y 6+,,sr3! and E.Do1i = r
WDoN e,'4aS5 5e's5 y SaE E.ists stS}oa 2'' 'n0o'
or,san .sa ". ,-s.
- cable from Rear Admiral c. J Train Asiauo
-...,or Yokohama. April 25:
..-,.-a-s-- C. II. ME1.Roy. from naval hos-
- 80 ..r-r.s. l1-Ia-
. D. WALKER. the Wisconsin
,.,....rr-r n r. CREEC-y. from naval hospital.
f's, ,-i'ororr7 r- ..e 1iCLa inock
,.-,-,-->--S OF VESSELS.-The following
.--e ~ vessels have been reported 10 the
N--y Department
ARRIVED.
- %. To s-.-a Newport
fI 49, r-.-H.ar IN Washington. the KearsarEe ana
~ -, ,fsso--. Guantanamo. fhe Mercellus a. NoT-
s.Ig ~. west rg-ria 90 TonaIphins'1le.
SAILED
-- "a The ID. Ir-fr. from Annapolis for washington.
.4l e--ss Erarsrrrc and the Missouri. from target
rlrl-- The Marceus, tror1 Lam
p-.-- f-r N#-r taa Tecuulseh. from Annapolis
81 V-ssrurfer. t.e EoQki1s the Lawrence and m
iTs-54r--F- fr.r Key West fCr Fhiladelphis. the
--rrrr me W-Iasn sn6 the stewart. from Key
Vsst N--f0.I-
a. virginia t-ed ovsz 10 the government by builders
,s-i@-fsr