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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-05-17
c. w. Van Brtt was visitor from
the Dent country this week, sT.y !

C. w. Van Brtnt was visitor from
the Dent country this week, ~.y- !
Herman Koepp left on the Tuesday
morning train for Seattle. WASH. to
look after his Father who has not been
heard from. for some time. Mr.. Kse ?
is some what exercised about bis
Father. fearing something serious
may have happened.
]. w. Bradbury was a passenger to
Moscow. Wednesday morning where he
was summoned as a witness before The
federal grand jury.
Among the Kendrickites who visited
10 Lewiston over Sunday we noted Geo
B. Banta and wife, Prot Barackman
and wife and Pete Bornhoidt.
Ed Atchison. r. M. Walker and F
Byrne were visitors in Lewiston last
week.
Mr.. Noble has sold his drag store 10
Juliaetta to A, S, Barnes who is en-.
larging the stock and will conduct an
up to date establishment.
NJ. Barnes is also::a licensed physic.
ian of some years standing and will
practice his profession as we'll as mxE i
age the store.
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Base Ball Pits

Brown will make pitcher. but needs
more speed.
The 6elders, Petrick. and Brown are
extra good. It makes no difference
whether the srerndis'ievel or compos.
ed Of boulders. they deliver the goods.
Our catcher is all r,sht-only two
u1uAs-a little costly ones but When it
comes to the average, He's ali right
Tyler is ntxs,us good In the pitchers
box-He needs more speed, aud bot
ter control Of the sphere.
Ray Hill has new method Of put.
ting man outfits to sit on him. A
good method with the Indians,
Juli6ette seems to be aur1ous to Sc.
Kendrick defeated-in each game our
sister town has had bunch up shout.
ing for the visiting team, and Tuesday
done as much kickin; as'the visiting
indians.
The teamreeds stronger control
by the CaPtain--It wouldn't Aprt 70,
the saad captain to exert his authority
whenR mem Csr.becomes tambunctiou
Shontz Prossa lire could slide half
the ssnsth -of+'yc 4@sss.snS never step.j
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Relief from RAeumsts PsIas

IT suffered with rheumatism for owe
two years." says Mr.. ROLAND Curry. a
patvOlman, of Key West. Fla. Sometimes
it retired in my knees and famed me so |
could hardly walk, at other times it would
be in my feet and hands 50 was incsppa-
citated for duty. One night when was in
severe pain End lame from It my wife went
to the drug store here and came back with
a bottle of Chamberlaln's Pain Balm. was
rubbed with it and found the pain had
nearly all gone during the night kept
on using it for little ntrre than two
weeks and found that it drove the rheu-
masIsIn away. Ihave not had any trouble
from that disease for over three months"
For sale by Whites Drug Store.
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The Bee Hive Store has issued a
tuli sheet poster announcing a 10 day
sale Of goods at heavy reductions. As
per the supplement hereiu.
The railresSs are recommending
thst cob users lay in their winters
supply ~ quickly as possible. as they
claim there will be none this winter.
MARI Mercantile Co. have issued
from the Gazette office this week full
shsst pcsters announcing q big sale
beginning May s5th.- and quote bar.
gains galore.
krs. Martin Vessels has received
her medal. presented by the State of
tdahe. - 4 recognition of her ability
and services rendered at the exposi.
tions. The medal is simply grand; is
81 Idaho gold. finely chased aud suit.
ably inscribed. While lhe honor con.
ferred By the legislature is uniq ne
aud great. tie no more than a Just
and proper tribute and we join in the
pride Of its giving. Potlatch people
their honor 10 partly ours. and the new
laursls which they will win as mana,
.er Of exhibits Of the Spokane Cham.
Der Of Commerce will also rebound to
our credit.
Tie Kalaiwah Club dance tor tho
benefit Of tho base ball nine occurre
this evening in the Temple. Every
one 10 requested to turu out and secure
their msrev's worth of pleasure as
we'll ~ assisting the home nine.
AEs. .. B. Macintosh returned
home from her winters visit 10 Poca.
tsilo Monday Of this week. She vas
accompanied by her daughter Mrs. ].
A. Hedges and children who will spend
he summer meaths here 10 the home
Of her parents.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Timber Land, Act June 3. 1875
United States Land O1;nI "'

Lewiston Idaho, April % ,ao,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY given that In comniian 1
with the provisions of the act of Cor cr...
OF June 3, 1873, entisled "An act ~ t H..
sale Of timber lands ii thu STATE, OF cs az
1ornia, Oregon, Nevada. and Wass;n0t n,,
territory" ss extended TO ali the PmhI;'
FRANK Z. PALMER ~ P.,,,s.
county Of Whitman State Of Wa,h;n"t"'a
|lhas this day filed in this office hi .w"r'
;t at s No 3sl5 TOR the purchase Of n,
No. Ne. w. v. r. Y n a; NJ; IS \ Rang,
70 show tha. the land sought PROOF 2.
more vaiuable for its timber or stone tho :,
ior agricultural parposs and to estsSi;sh ,n hi
saecelver at lewiston Idsh" on w ana
nesos{f sas nth day Of July. 1907. you
William Mcclellan Of C,e.s.,. LAT,
Joseph Sturdsvant Of Soeht Idaho
0keAsas Sturdeyant of % Idaho
Leonard Sturdevant of %
Any ana all parsons claimip, .dv..-
the ahsxe described laa1s .sss ., raverseiy
to ale 1hsir claims in this office "n u or e.
're said 1lth day ofJuly' iSOS "n OF De-
!. t. BSrtasvt, kegists,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Timber land, Act June 3,167S
United States Land Office

0e~iStons AoSnO, NAY Una, lW7.
NOTICE il hereby given that in con,pii.
ance with the RvoyisiOns of the ct of Con.
gress of June 8, 1878, entitled "An act fol-
the sale of timber lands in the states OF
California, Oregon, Nevada. and Washing.
tor Territory" a. extended to all Public
Land States byaaet Ut August 4, 1882.
MACE d. MCPHERSON
of Palouse, county Of Whitman state
Of Washington has this day filed in this
office his swora statement No 1888 for the
purchase of the S4RH of section No. g
In township No. 4oN.. Il. IL B NJ
and will offer proof to SHOW that the land
sought is paOrevaini6le for its timber aud
stone than for agricultural purposes.
and 10 establish his claim to said Ian d
before the Register and Receiver at Lew
iston ade, on TUESDAY, the23 day of July
1907.
He names as witnesses:
Thoma ]. Thompson of Park. Ida.
WilslAw w. Nc AAiister of '-'
NAtie c. Thompson OF
Edith Mcpherson of Paiouse, Washington
ARy'and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
Lie their claims in this Office on or beforr
aid.2 ND day of July. 1907.
TN. BAastDur, Register
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TIMBER LAND ACT
Notice for Publication
YYV~Ste~2 Qtakav Vnrd nEEoa

ONiVcQ states Lana Ofncc
Lewiston, Idaho, May. End, 1907
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of congress
Of June 3. 1873. entitled "An act for the
sale of timber lands in the states of Cali
fornia. Oregon. Nevada and Washington
Territory" as extended to all the public
lands States by net of Angus. 4. 1892,
IDA WATSON Of
Park. county of Latah state of Idaho
has this day flied in this offics her
sworn statement No 29i1 for the purchase
Of the seq sex of Section No. "a, in
township 40 n, le b m and will offer
proof to show that vits land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes and to establish h:s
claim to said land before Register and
Receiver at Lewiston. Idaho. on Wednes-
d.y. the oath day of July 1907
She names as witnesses:
Thomas A. Leonard of Park
Kittie Leonard :
Ole Torgeson :" g
Albert G. WATSON " I"
Any anu all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
file their claims in this Office on or before
said 2+th day Of July, 1907.
III. Bartlett, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1873
United States Land Office

Lewiston, Idaho. April % 1897.
Notice. is hereby given that in Compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congres,
Of June 3, 1873, entitled" An act for the sale
Of timber lands III the States of California.
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri.
tery,' as extended to all the Public Land
States by act of August 4, 1892.
JOHN II. MANSON
OF Jansville. county of Lstah. State ot
Idaho, has this day filed in this office hi,
sworn statement No. for the mr..
chase Of the swN nwN .nwH swX sec. q tn.
80 N, Range MOL w. B. NJ, and will ofie.
proof to show that the land sought is more
vsiMbietor its timber or stone than for
agriculturalTunpes es. and to establish his
ciaiIa to said land before Register and
Receiver at Lewiston, Idaho on Tuesday
the Is day of July 1907. !
He names as Witnesses
Joseph McComb of Troy Idobo
David Greear of &.
Sanford Scott at
Phillip Rowe Of Jaasville
:, ANY and all persons claiming adversely
tne above described lands are requested to
ME their claims in this Office on or hsfore
said Is day of July. 1907. o''
u. II. Bartlett. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
1lmber Land, Act June 3. is1s

United States Land ONCE,
Lewiston. Idaho. April. p fp,7
Motic. is hereby given that in comn,;.no.
OF June 3. 1878. entitled An % ac IVnneress
sale OF timber lands in the States ~ 1T r sIs
'ansnia, oregon, Nevada, saad Wash;r Hali-
territory, as extended to ali tha p ,,tEI
Land States by act Of August 1. iasa ruoho
ANNAEETTIE TERRY -.
kendrlck, county Of Latah STATE of ya.,:
mas TINS DAY filed in this Office he, . .9ano
statement No. 297s. for the purch "..~eEn
hots and 4 sec. No 3 IN T IN VI me
to show that the land sought !. mer proof
uaDie Ior its timber or STONE than fnr VAL
cultural purposes, and to estahi iEI sgri.
f kecelVer Z: s. Land Office ~ T..;,t ana
ia sh. on Friday the 10 day Of JUN IsT
William f feI1y q Of kenndricl, Idaho.
William Zihmermsn
Jemes Osborne !.
,ha anE ana an persons claiming sdv.-,.,.
claims y, ianas arc reques ted 70 m tSeS,
Of Julv Is ~" once on or before said ls dav
T. H. Bartlett. Register.
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Timber Land. Act June ?.1s7s
United States Land Once
Lewiston, Faalw, March. q,

"'''oh' I9alfo> March,. 9th, lNOe-
N "s;iGe Is hereby given that In con,nii.n,.
re, win y, t 1 IsSAM6ns Of the Act 81 tso',s
t tSss o.! June 3, 1878, entitled IAN .ct 49, ~.
ne sale OF timber lands in the sta ~ "f f
on "lT1. lorna, Oregon, Nevada and Wsshinv.
E i;n I Ierr,tory, 'ss extended to eli tho pmE
nc Lana States by act 81 August itb' ,ms
ALEXANDER HAuck ''A' ''eN
IDAHO ra'kl has so Unit Of Is..a :t.te d
nus sworn statement no, 9sS; ~ Iho o nWs
S 3 ct Lot No, ~ t r.. pun y,
; ! ni ~ y N; and viii sffsf pfscf ,ta:,,s
il'at the land sought Is mora ,," GISnSS
mr timber or stone than for k,s;,u, *, -
purposes and to establish In n, ~ e -.
ms ms Office at LewistesA HS asSns ~
Aqesday the 18th day Of j dafe. IN" On
Ne ne names "a as Witnesses NV
John Frantzick sSSno
Banat Frantxick
Girls o. Jelleberg Z.
d. any and all persons claiming xeNreese,,r
nc aDove described lun,ls arc rsiuri q y,
nie t5elr claims in this Once an or go, ~
saSd Tlth day of Mar. 1909. y. "o'V'0
"a H Ne.sEFs, Reeisas
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Of all tue fruits there are in the land,
That Ornu, O,> Inch ~ roo

Of all the fruits there are in the land,
That grow Oh bush or tree,
l would give up the choicest Oh
For HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
A. Z. White j. Co.
It's too bad to see people who 60 from,
day to day suffering from physical weak.
ness when HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea would make well. The greatest tonic
known, IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
4. G. White & Co.
Artists have no trouble in securing
models. The famous beauties have disctri-
ed corsets and have become models in face
and form since taking HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain tea. 81 cents, Tea or Tablets.
A. G. White & Co.
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Local News.

Pure. clear ice. delivered in any
VAantity ouce adaN-moraiugs only
See me for pricee.
Geo. Brewster.
We will give 81 for lc1py d III
kendrick Gazette Of May %. 1905.
Ksudrick Gazette.
Cracked Corn aud wheat for your
little chickens. Scel At the Kendrict
Flour Mills.
Henry Friebe. formerly section bsss
of this division foea long period il
nov located s Essniorh.m' WASH
Attorney 7. B.. West was in Nos.
COW the arst Of the week tpd on appii'
cation was admitted Is Abe federal
court and ths'e'teuk sssst ~ appeals.
Capt Carlton has AddaA a neat porch
to his esttste. ,eHa .nasv has as pleas.
ing hene and JasA ~ is possessed
by any II the town.
A Stockholders meeting Of the Beat
ridge telephone line was held Saturday
at which considerable business was
transacted. The action Of tho prev.
ious -aeetings was endorsed relative
to going into the exchange Of the Inter
State Office.
Bank EXAMINER Lovsland Of Boise
yrs in town Wednesday. This is bis
East trip as state examiner as the FIRST
of the moath be assumes the ONCE Of
federol inspector. Mr.. Leveiaad re.
Asrts very satisfactory state 'df'ths
local 6ant. With Q marked increase 10
business.
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bepart ruh ,pp,u -,h
's M. o@se at Lewiston, 4asho, Nav s.1so7
NOtlCe is herphu ill.,. .,..s. ~ - NV,

1s Ma.; o@te at Lewistds, 4asha, May s.,so7
notice is hereby given thu ~
Thomas A. Leonard
tent;nn h, ~ idaho, has filed notice of his in.
Dor, fh 70 make final five year rcef IN s,..,.
TO- saw. 81 MS n, CAIN, VIZ: Homestead E6trv
s%H, Sen sE ARp'' H. 1892 e. for ths Nv
section 3 Township 81 y RE- r. Neg
ior: ana th that said proof will .bes,, "a. H. %
Iii Tue Register ard Receivers Ia~;s, No.
idaho on July II, 1907. S'er lewiston
nrnv e names Ian the following witnesses 4.
cultiva mis no,i f residence UPON and
'u,,'a anon OF, the hand, Wig: p0"' anu
Ida WATSON of
~ 81 ~. Wasson Of A"~Ao
Abodel Smith " =. :"
=, II. Bartlett Reeisrs
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
FROM FUNERAL TO COURT.
Distribution of Circulars Among Mourners
Causes Arrest of Solomon Seligman.

On the complaint OF his wife. who sued him
some months ago for divorce. Solomon Seigman,
pict,Ire manufacturer OF No. 80 Vesey street.
arraigned in the Harlem Court late yesterday on
a charge of disorderiy conduct 1t was alleged
that he had four distribute copies of the
sffidayts made in the divorce case by his wife
end daughter at the funeral of his son-in-iaw
Joseph Solomon, which took place yesterday
Magistrate Crane held him in 5000 ball for exanli-
nation this afternoon.
According to the complainant, Mrs. Libbie Selg-
man the prisoner went to No. East 112th street.
where the funeral being held, and had four
men distribute printed copies OF the aff1davits
Tho nrjnted Sheets 1t was alleged by Mrs. Seiis-
man were put in each Of the twenty-four wait
,pp carriages and, she says. distributed generally
ayoonp the mourners- Comments. she alleges.
,urera nrfnted on the margin Of the circulars.
The four men were also arraignec. but they were
.rou-ed TO go on their promise to appear In court
as witnesses to-day
M,otstrafe Crane, in adjourning the examna-
.,on satd- Imprisonment for life would be light
,un,sbrent for any one who would disgrace the
r.r,e ~ a man by handing out such circulars as
.n.s a.,endant practically acknowledges that he
..rs.d to be given out Unfortunately all that
80 do is TO hold him charge of disorderly
au., for examination tomorrow at o'clock
: A. tbe bail at sa.o0o which must be real estate
secur,ty and the best ct that"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
REVISED SONG BOOK FOR SCHOOLS.
Brooklyn Pastor Tells of Attempts to In
troduce It-Mr Winthrop Hasn't Seen It.

An alleged attempt to get song book into tho
schools from which practically all Christian hymns
have been removed has been brought to the atten-
tion of the Rev. DR.. John T. Carson pastor Of the
Central Presbyterian Church, in Marcy avenue.
Brooklyn DR.. Carson said yesterday that a school
principal turned TO him a sample copy of the
song book the name of which he would tell.
which was presented by the agent of publishing
company. The book is a revised edition of a song
book already authorized textbook lists OF the
Department of Education.
Dr. Carson says he does not knowiwhether not
the new edition is authorized whether it has to
be especially authorized, though revised, when fs
has once been placed the lists At any rate. 1t
is being offered the principals by the publishers
The principals. under the rules of the department..
have a right to choose their own textbooks. go
long as they keep within the limits authorized by
City Superintendent Maxwell. his associate city
superintendents and the Board of Education
DR.. Carson says the only hymns left IN il the
Russian and Austrian national hymns and the RE-
cessional."
Egerton l.. Winthrop jr, president of the Board
of Education denied last night that any hymn
book had been added to the boards list OF text
books in which the name of Christ anthems de-
scribed by DIR. Carson had been eliminated He
added the principals of the public schools were
restricted in the selection of books to the lists
adopted by the Board of Education and that there
was no intention of revising the hymn books now
in use.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
BROOKLYN HOSPITAL HOLIDAY PLANS.
Pleasant Entertainment for Patients-An
Appeal for Aid

The officers and trustees of the Brooklyn Hospi-
tai at DeKalb avenue and Raymond street, the
oldest hospital Brooklyn, will usual make
Christmas Day pleasant for the patients. but they
are brought face face with the fact that owing
TO the advance in the price of cotton goods and
food supplies the institution has for the last
year been jrst able to meet its expenses Its only
receipts were from voluntary contributions. which
fell off considerably the current year, and from
pay patients, who were not numerous.
According to the statement of Mrs. NJ. w. Os-
born the superintendent the hospital has been car
ing for larger number of patients than usual.
The average expense has been reduced to 81 63
each as against S1.T last year, but the institution
needs funds to carry on the work. An appeal is
made for contributions from those who able
and willing aid. This institution. 1t is said,
has the largest ambulance service in Brooklyn, and
did much for the soldiers brought home i'll from
Cuba after the Spanish American war
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
OBJECT TO WESTCHESTER COURT.
Board of Magistrates Hears Criticism-No
Second Audit of Accounts.

A epecial meeting of the Board of Magistrates
IN close I'D the routine business Of the present year
was held yesterday at the West side court 1hefe
WAS discussion as to the usefulness of the West
chester court when the advisahility OF transfer
ring the chief clerk from Harlem to that court
was under consideration. Magistrate Stelnert SAID
there was no business for 1t to transact. Magis-
,rate Butts said it was their duty to see that 1t
was properly maintained and that failure to do so
yvouId be a public scandal The recommendation
for the transfer of the clerk was tabled
Tho committee on rules reported adversely on a
r,otion for a committee to supervise the accounts
of the court clerks, which are already audited by
the Commissioners of Accounts Magistrates Butts
and Finn disagreed, but the report was adopted
Upon recommendation Of the same committee COM
plants against Thomas Church, clerk In the
West Side court, were dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
TRIES TO ATTACK ADVERSE WITNESS.
Italian on Trial for Attempted Murder to
Have His Sanity Examined.

Carmen Reala, while on trial yesterday before
Judge Grain in General Sessions for attempted
murder became suddenly deranged, it appeared,
and started to attack a policeman who was testi-
fying against him. Court officers interfered and
with great difficulty got Reala out of the court
room The trial Immediately adjourned
and the prisoners sanity will be examined into.
About two years ago Reala sentenced to
two years in Auburn prison for attempting TO
murder his mother. He released last
October and almost Immediately on his arrival
here tried to shoot his brother and brother-in-
law whom he accused of testifying falsely
against him.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
FIGHT PAYMENT FOR SEWER.
Brooklyn Organizations Make Vigorous Pro-
test Before Board of Assessors.

Representatives OF property owners and civic or
ganizations OF Brooklyn protested yesterday against
assessments made in Flatbush. South Brooklyn.
Bath Beach and Bay Ridge for new 100000
sewer They gathered at the office Of the Board o.
Assessors at No $50 Broadway to register their
protest and had with them counsel. including Al
exander Mckinney and Robert L. Haskell They
said that the assessment was unfair.
Paul wefnann of the Board of Assessors.
stated that the had cost Ss4l 81 that the
city was TO pay nothing. and the property owners
all This meant q charge of 81 30 for each hundred
square feet with additional charge OF 50 81
front foot in streets where sewers had been actu-
ally built and 20 cents front foot Tor receiving
basins He said the city would be losing interest
at the rate of nearly $500 day until the assessments
was confirmed. The property owners said that
study of the proposed assessment showed the tax
ont of proportion with the benefits
The hearings will go for several days Among
the organizations represented were the Flatoush
Board of Trade the improvement leagues or Batn
Beach Bensonhurst and Gravesend. the Bay Ridge
BOARD of Trade the Central Flatbush Taxpayers
Association the Citizens Association OF the Twen-
,vtbird Ward the Twenty-third Ward Taxpayers
Association the Windsor Terrace Taxpayers Asso-
citation and the Wildwood Association
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
RETURNS TO AID POWERS.
". J. Davidson, Azcay from Ken
tuchu EIGHT Years, to Take Stand.

Georgetown. Nv, Dec. 23.-An interesting turn in
the trial of Caleb Powers is the arrival here or
w J. Davidson, Assistant Secretary of state under
Powers and Superintendent of Public instruction
under Governor Bradley. He will take the witness
stand in defence of Powers.
Davidson left Kentucky nearly eight years ago.
q bout tHe time Taylor and Finley did In the tes-
timony of Youtsey and Golden he is charged with
being one of the Conspirators in the Goebel as
sassination. but he not indicted with the
others He said to-day that he had been IN a
small town Indianapolis most of the tin1e en-
gagged in the construction business
J. N Hubbard. police judge, of Grayson. KY, was
recalled to-day identify letter written by him
10 Powers which embodied tho substance or MS
sensational testimony Saturday relative to the
plan 10 kill Goehel outlined to him by Ioutsey
The letter written by Judge Hubbard to POW
ers while the latter in the Newport jail.
J. L. Hopkins gave equally sensational testi-
nony recounting a conversation he had with
Youtsey in the Agricultural Building two days he
fore GoebeI was shot. in which he declared Yout-
sey said
''I sent 10 Cincinnati for some cartridges tnat
will fix him (meaning Goebe), and l will give 500
to any man who will fire the shot But If L can't
get anybody else do the work will do it my
SELF
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
STATIONS FOR NEGRO TROOPS.

Washington Dec. 2s-General Grant. command
ing the Department of the East. at New York. has
issued a general order announcing that the 24th
Infantry, one of the four negro regiments IN the
rag,Iar army on its arrival in that military de-
ma r,nent will take station as follows: The head
quarters band and ,st and Sd battalions at Madi-
son Barracks, Sacketts Harbor, N. V: the lieu
tenant colonel and I'd battalion at Fort Ontario.
near Oswego n. Y. This action is in accordance
with the orders of the War Department issued on
Sentember 10 providing for the relief of several
regiments from further service in the Philippines
and assigning them to stations In the United States
Under these orders the oath Infantry will sail from
Manila on February 10 for San Francisco.