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contract for the railroad. Frank IS now a tull-fedged railroad con- tractor.
 County Supervisor Q. R. Gard ner, of Woodruff, and wife were in the city last Saturday. Mrs. Gardner received medical atten- tion for neuralgia while here.
 C. Hess, IT,, of Holbrook, for merly i'll the drug store business there, but now one of Northern Ar1zona's sheep barons, was i'll Winslow last Saturday.
 The Winslow base ball team leaves today for Prescott to play couple of games with the team of the latter city. These games will be for blood.
 Sheriff Joseph F. Woods, the genial preserver of the peace in Navajo County, spent several days among his Winslow consti- tuency last week.
 Mrs. M V. Shoemaker, wife of the Santa Fe operator at Hol- brook, has been here this week under the care of a doctor.
 C. B. Howard, of Flagstaff, took charge of the Postal tele- graph office here this week, re- lieving Operator Maxwell.
 F. w. Nelson has been in Hol- brook this week enlarging the telephone system of the county seat.
 Ygnacio Bazan, a large sheep and cattle owner of this county, transacted business here Tues. day.
 MT. A. L. Stevenson and child ren, of Adamana, were in Wins low this week visiting.
 Carpenter Ward has finished the construction of saloon building for J. J. Rubi.
 The Albuquerque Fair adver- Using car was here Thursday booming that event.
 Frank Wallace, the cattleman of Adamana, was in Winslow this week.
 B. B. Crosby, the railroad con- tractor, was here Sunday on business.
 The local schools will open up on Monday, SeDtember 9th.
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IF you WANT TO BUY
DAVID r. TAFl
TOPEKA. KANsA

Los med1cos cOndenan unanimemente ell
uso de las emulsiones que contienen Gro
sotado 8 Guayacol. Es bien sabido que
estas sustancias cuandO se tomRn mazcla-
daa con el Aceite de Afgado de bacalaO in-
Tritan el est6magO y los rifIOnes, entOrpe-
cen la buena nutricion y por las freclentes
evacuRciones que causan, producer 81 Tapt-
do aniquilamiento de los enfermos
El DR.. Parsons, un distinguidO especia-
lista de Ia Ciudad de Mexico, dice q este
respecto: "Refiriendome al valor germici-
da de la CreosOta, cuando se le administra
8 enfermos tuberculosis, incorporate q
preparedness de Aceite de HIgado de Baca-
lao, de cIaro: que los esperimentos qufmi-
cos y Ia observation cuidadosa de un gran
nIimero de casos, han demostTadOs que
culquiera que sean los resultadOs benehcOs
que los emfermOs puedan recifir del uso
de la CresOta v otras sustanclas irritantes,
estos fesultados los nuliican los efectOs
perniciosos que ejercen tales drogas en- 81
estomago.
Es un hecho bien conOcido one la asimi-
laci0n facil Y cOmpieta de los alimentOs es
de las intermediates que Sc caracteriZan
por denutrici0n. Sc sabe tambien que el
Aceite de Higado de BacaIao, perfectamen-
te emulsionadO, es unO de los mejores
ben recsnstituyetes POr ESQ es que los
distinguidOe especialistas prescriben hoy
las emu3siones de Aceite de Higado de Ba-
Calao Que no contiene CreOsOta d Otras
trritantes, que ccasiOnan el de-
s6rden de las funciones digestivas.
De las diferentes preparedness de Aceite
dc HIgadO de BacalaO, 20 preferO la Emul-
sion de Scott que fabTicRn los Sres. Scott &
BOVINE de Nueva York.
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ALTO PRECIO De Las
nnaderaS
El EepTesentants Miles cree que
dche h2CeIse una iRvestigaCiin.
La "Saw Mill Association d0Rlna TODD 81 me-
gOCiO en Florida J Georgia.

Ell representante Miller de Kansas
que ha introducido 60 Ia C6mara una re.
soluci6n pidiendo 81 Departamento de Co.
mcrcio y Trabajo que investigue la indus
tria, cree que debe hacerse una investiga-
ci6n acerca del alto preCIO de las madsras.
Mr.. Miller dice:
Mi obieto al introdUcir la regoluci6n,
es obtener una rapida invsshgaci6n del
asunto. En- los 1ltimoB amos, las maderas
ban Aubido de precio de tai modo, que ca.
81 Sc ha dobIado su valor. En- una con-
venci6n que tuvo lugar recientemente en-
tire traicantes de maderas en- Washington,
estos se iactaron ibTemente de que tenfan
81 dominic de todo 81 negocio en- Ia Sierra,
y que esperaban dominar toda Ia parte de
Ia costa del Pacffco.
La organization mas grande de nego-
clos en- maderas del pals, cd Ia yellow
Pine Manufacturing Co. de San Luis
Esta corporation solo fila los precios de
los mas grandes talIeree dirige prdctica.
mente todos los talleres en- Mississippi, Ar
kansas, Alabama, Louisiana y Tejas,
estos dos iltimos Estados, gentlemen los
mayores bosques de pino de TODD 81 pals.
La t.Saw Mill Association, de Atlanta,
domina todo 81 negocio en- Georgia , Flo
rida. La 1YelloW Pine Manufacturers
Association hace operacionea desafando
las leyes oati trust de Arkansas Estas
combinaeiones de trafcanteB en- maderas
no solo fiian los precios arbitrariamente
sino que dominan tambi6n las tarifas de
fietes que veces son tan alias, como los
precios de las maderas cuando las distan.
cias son altss. Hay otro asunto que me-
rece tambi6n geria consideration este, 6s,
el modo como las tierras de bosqueB son
DOR los especuladoTes. En- mi
opinion la causa de este alto precio en- las
maderaH, es la formation de asociSciones
de los trafcanteg, que tienen comit6s no
solo para fjar los precioa, sino tambi6n
para graduar las reglas fjando el precio
en- cada grado claBe de MADEIRA.
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JuiCiOs Dor juradO que Sc Veran en-
ATeCibO.
En- ell harTlO del RatO AbajO Sc suicide ell Rl1O
Gallo Soto. +. i

Enero Ell dia II del actual comen.
zaran en- ests Corte de Distrito los juicioa
por j ursdo o celebrandose los 81
guientes: Dia IL, contra Juan Sinfonte
Ortiz por atentado contra la vida, el mis-
mo dia contra Manuel LinaFes por seduc-
ci6D, dia 18 contra Dami6n Reyes RobIes
por hurto, contra Gregorio Pagan por ho'
micidio, dia 81 contra Ramon Montalvo
por escalamiento contra Flor Velez por
dafios maliciosos al ferrocarTil, dia %
contra Pedro Serrano por seduction Y
contra Francisco Guzman por ataque con
intenci6n de cometer violaci6n dfa %
contra Jose Gim6nez por hurto. -.
Los apartados de la Ofcina de CO.
rreos de esta ciudad de ahora On adelante
Seran mas baratos, los que pagaban 80
Centavos pagaran 25, los de so pagaran
IS y los de un peso rs centavos. Ahora
el que no tiene su apartado en- correos es
porque no quiere esta comodidad al alcan'
ce de todos.
En- Hatillo se publicara un semana'
rio que se titulara E2 Cohete escrito por
varios j6venes de buen humor.
Este Municipio ha hecho donaci6n 4
Ia Sub estaclon local de la Anemia de un
magnffco Microscopic, asf como tambi6n
ha votado un cr6dito de $3.50 para COM
prar distintos muebleB y 6tiles para dichs
estaci6n.
En- ell barrio de Hato'abajo puso fin
q sus diaB ahorcdndoss el muchacho Gallo
Soto de diez amos de edad Sc ignoran los
motlvos que impulsaron q este nifio al sui
cidio. =
Ell pr6ximo sabado domingo ten
dram lugar en- este Teatro las funciones
que dara la Companfa de zarzuela. Reina
extraordinaria animaci6n.
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ilLEGAR0N los SOmbrsr0s do Castor (Bombi-
tosl que esperaban los clientes de Ia 'tV1lla
de MRdridn.
Els el sombrerO propio de climas tropica-
les, pues solo pesa unas dos Onzas.
Tambien llegaron las nuevas camisetas
de crep6. cuellos pufIos de hilo Austria
cos y Peabody, casimires ingleses, telas de
hilo espafolas y un explendido surtido de
ENGAGES Valencien. Nottingham y Bruse-
las, incluso aplicaciones de seda.
"A los almacenes de Ia "Villa de Madrid
Rcude toda persona de gustO; en- este esta-
blecimIento todos los dias son de moda.
Telefono 278. p. o. B 764. San Fran
cisco 81. San Juan, p. r..
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CamaS GI6GtFIGaS

No vayan & creerse uStedes que SO trata
aquf de corrienteS simult6neas nj alteruas.
Hay camas que llevan este nombre ''el6c'
tricas", pOrque su colch6n es plegadizo y
Sc enrolla con una liEereza espantosa por
medic de IN resorte. Els una cana de via
je y de campo; sirve para cazadoreB touris'
tas exploradores y es tambi6n Ia saliva
ci6n de los pobreS que la pueden comprar
por SO en- ''EI Cielo'', ''La Gloria ola
Vizcains'' =
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Afinadory compositor de pianos en- todos
sus ramos en- cuya profession fue graduado
en- el colegio de Michigan, e. U. Ofrece
sus servicios al publico, garantizando los
trabajos que Sc lie conf1en.
San Jose 8, altos. Apartado de correo
no. 1,107. San Juan p. r. 15v. a.
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-aE GRATIFICARA LIBERAL.
MENTE q quien entregue un alfIer de
coral forma de mano, perdido en- las carre.
Tas del Domingo 6 de Enero. Dirigirse
san Sebastlan ~ altos. 3v. 8.
SAN JOSE .. Alquilan habitacionea
y admlten ccmensales. 15Y. 8.
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Sc necesita enseguida IN esten6grafo
de experiencia que sepa ipgl6s y espa-
mol.
Dirigirse al senior F. H. Dexter, Gale
de Tetuan, No. 10, San Juan Puerto Ri
co. 6vs
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IMnIClnnR GEMEE.M

oNsEJo A LAS MADREs--El Iarabe canlante de
"A SeA Winsow dehe sempre que los nnos
rodo Dc IA dentici6n. PToporeona aiyio immediate
a pequeno pacente produce seno natural tranquo
avia el doog e angelic despierta muy vivo aegre
Es muy agradahe q paladar, elna al nino, abanda
encas alva dolores, hace fseles las fncones del
est6mago rgua los intestnos. Es e rnejoF Eemedio
conoedo para u disea va pcvenga esta de "a denc6n
de cuaqwea oiFa eausa. Iengase mucho cudado ped
81 "JaFabe Camante de Il Sonora Winslow es e mejot
De todoa
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COnserva el meeaniamO en buen estadO.
Nora.aa, ont. EneEo Is de 1890
w. H. COMsToCR, lfoEratown, N r
1stmado sr:-Sus PiIdoFas Dc naIz indiana del Dr.
Morse son para q e ej0r regulator que puede
usar 10 humanidad. La vida es Feloi; hagil
dseados son sus mecansmos parcna nsguheante de
GueFpo exta6o aa adhere ID mas peu1ena de sus
Euedas, cual el Observation-Disclosures solauene una
pequena dieenea e peFcepbe; pero deese abanonada;
as que va 1ecendo la obstruction La inegularidad
hacendose anda hasta que 10 que Ee puo fciImente
a empezar corse neeestara ent6nces mcho mas abaio
cudado para anegarl0. All es h constitution humana
I'm pequeno desaregO se abandona crece se auIenta
al principle despnes rapdez hasta
que 10 que pudo principle coraF de raz con Fnuy
POGO rabao sc vuelve eas fatal Para eyitar esto
seo todo el mundo que purfquen ORGANISING tomanda
Las tlaoFs 90 Morse aE c0nservaran vgory validaa
S. s. s.
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u CAN SGLI
Your Real Estate Or Business

NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED
Properties and Business Of all kinds sold
quickly for cash in all parts of the United
States. Don't wait. Write to-day descri-
bing what you have to sell and give cash
price on same.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
any kind Of Business or Real Estate
anywhere, at any price, write me your
requirements. can save you time and
money.
DAVID r. taft,
THE LAND NAN.
415 KANSAS AVENUE,
TOPEKA. KANSAS.
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ANALISlS
COMPOSITION QUIMICA
DEL
Aqua DE VILAJUIGA

seg6n el analisis practicable por ell
DIR. B. OLIVER RODEs
Temperature -. -. ...,.........> 16o q
Densidad 26o q. 1'0O174
Residue flo 1900 C............. 3'2704
Gases que Sc desprenden espontanea-
mente:
ACIDo CARBoNICO
Peso de los cuerpos disueltOs en- un litro
de aqua.
Anhfdrido carb6nico libre. >. ,......... 0'8405
Bicarbonato ............... 2'7515
" potasico. ................... OO853
" IltiOO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O0262
magnasico .......... O,3739
q" caIcico 0'5633
... 4" ferroso. OO043
Cloruro s6dico. 07339
potasico OO134
nnagnesico. sico.................O O'O724
calcico. O'O221
Sulfato s0dico ..... OO566
calcico. 0'O254
Silicato sodico OO509
Slice l1bre. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OO1SU
Manganese, alumio, huOr, bromo y acldo
b6rico, indicios.
Dep6sito General, F. Font y Hermano
San Juan.
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FL 6aAvA-GuAr1fa del viaierO.
h-..,s..lF.,. - ~ q -. a.. = 1oa

AasagaWdles Pond, ". s., Enero "a de 1890
w. 81. C0MSTOCK, MoristoWn; N. Y.
Muy Sr. milo :--PcR muchos amos he sido acsrimo
pardario de PdOFas de RalE indiana del Or. Morse
porque cega Ia que tsngo elias sno por
Ia conhanza que para han heeho acreedoras poF
sxperenca que he tendo Oportunidad de sur sobFe
valory met0 bis ocupacOnes tales que paso muchO
tempo fuera de mi no me consderariR equ.
paje complete egaran ltar las PildCFas del De-.
ss.s
A. r, McINNIS
Um artGeuI0 de meritO se vende b1ens
BOraehOSr Har5Or, " s., Enero 13 de 1899
W. b. ColEsToCK, lTorstown, N. z.
ApreciabIe SE.:Esta cara es para csrtiacar que 60
C0merciante medecfnas de Patente incluyendo var
clases de Pildoras Que vendo mas PildOFas de Ra
Indiana del Or Morse que de todas las oras untas.
- SIS.
MI. NICHOLSON
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAs. Sin quebFantoB para 81 en-
tista. Dirigirss, Fortalaza 65, San Fran
cisco P. B D. Jnsk NJ OaFFsrn
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oamuy
thesion departure
dckets SaOO
GunA 81
/ en-
RI Teco de oada bMsts Compania
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seg1n el analisis practicable pOr ell
DIR. B. OLIVER RODEs
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LIE vamfa 81 fodas Ias Rasieaa..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The annual prize defamation exercise. OF the
first and second forms OF Columbia Grammar School
were held on Friday afternoon in the school gym
nasium. Walter Iasar the first, Robert Du
Bots the second and Robert Hamershlag the third
prize. Carlyle Prindle and Percy Bloch won honor
able mention.
The steamer Chester W. Chaplin will make an ex-
curson trip to New Haven Memorial Day leav-
ing Pier 20. East River and Peck Slip at $50 a. H.
East I'D street at 10 a. N. and arriving in New
Haven at 2:S0 p. Returning. the steamer will
leave New Haven at 4:30 p. m, arriving in New
York at about O'Clock.
The Hudson River steamer Mary Powell will
make her first trip OF the tomorrow This
year the Mary Powell will leave New York every
day except Sunday from Desbrosses street at las
D. m, West 42d street at .. m. and West 18th
street at 2:20 p. m. She will leave Kingston for
New York at a.
The Hungarian Literary Society will give for
mai dinner to forty of the officers and commits
stoned officers of the two Austro- Hungarian men,
of-war St Georg and Aspern this evening at I
o'clock at the clubrooms No. 222 East 10th street
The dinner will be followed by musical entertain
ment and dance
Newsboys will have the opportunity tonight at
the Newsboys Home. No. IA New Chambers street
of listening TO a former newsboy. B. S. ONeil
State Senator of Idaho, who Is stopping at the Hol-
land House. Mr.. O'Neil, who Is also the president
of bank, was sent West twenty-sx years ago By
the Children's Aid Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
REMOVAL OF L. !. RAILROAD CROSSINGS

Three grade crossings in the Shinnecock Hills ar.
about 10 be removed by the Long Island Railroad
Company. They at North Highway Clavpir
Road and St Andrews Road. In all three cases
the highways will pass beneath the railroad track.
The company is planning to eliminate the grads
crossings at Old West Road. Westbury. and New
York avenue. Huntington. Work on the bridga
over the Glen Cove back road on the Oyster Bay
Branch, is already well advanced. At Sheen
Pasture Road. on the Wading River Branch. and
the Forge Road west OF Riverhead overhead high
way bridges are done. Within Il month IL is ex-
pected that the grade crossing at the River Road.
Eastport, will be replaced by an undergrade high
way. AT John Hulse Road. near Medford, tbs
trains are already running on the new grade
Officials OF the Long Island. II is said, anxious
TO remove 2O3 crossings in the Borough OF Queens.
but that Is not possible until the Legislature passes
special act. This work will cost about 81, o0Oa
The expense will be divided between the railroad
company and the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
REPORTED SALE OF CHICAGO JUNCTION
Rumor That Vanderbilt Interests Have
Bought It Doubted by Official.

Chicago, May 8.-The consolidation of the Chi
cago Junction Railway with the Indiana Harbor
Belt Line reported at Hammond. Ind, yester
day. and generally credited among railway
onicials there. The story that the Vanderbilt
interests in control Of the Indiana Harbor Line had
bought through John A. Spoor and Richard Fitz-
gerald majority OF the stock OF the Chicago juno
ton, the deal to become effective July l. Uhe
Hammond report is that the Vanderbilts long have
tried get control Of the Junction railway in order
10 have reader access to the Chicago stockyards.
The report says another deal is in contemplation
by which control OF the coal roads of John r.
Walsh will be purchased.
Mr. Spoor, president of the Junction Railway
Company, is in New York. Richard Fitzgerald.
vice president and general superintendent said In
regard to the reported sale:
1.-THE matter is news to / done own dol
lars worth OF stock in the road; neither does Mr.
Spoor The real owners about eight thousand
people In the New England States. Nathanie!
ighayer ,of Boston, is chairman of the board OF
trustees. The Vanderbilts work hand in hand with
us now and have the same rights and privileges
that they could acquire, so cannot see any great
ADVANTAGE in their possible purchase"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
GREAT DEMAND FOR STEEL.
No Evidence of Let Up in Orders for Rails
and for Building Material

Steel manufacturers say that if there IS no let up
In orders for the ensuing six months the output of
finished steel next year will be larger than that OF
this year. This seems more than probable. If the
inquiries already made develop into orders,
pecally in structural steel and steel rails
The railroads of the country have ordered ap-
proximatey 10000 tons OF rails for delivery in $685.
and there sufficient inquiries in the market TO
bring the total above 100000 tons. The Hartman
lines. which have already closed contracts with the
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company for ISL 500 tons
and with the Bethlehem company for $4,000 TONS all
open hearth in the market for $4,000 tons
OF Bessemer steel rails. The Atchison is in the
market for $4,000 tons and the Chesapeake & Ohio
for 10000 tons.
The outlook for structural steel is also bright.
The Erie Basin Drydock Company Is about to build
large drydock that will require many hundreds of
tons, and two large power houses 10 be built
in this district, one by the Pennsylvania Company;
these will take between 10000 and 1890 tons. Then
the city is TO build two large bridges to span the
East River and the Southern Pacific is in the
market for eight freighters, all of which call for a
large tonnage More steel is being used in tall
buildings In districts outside OF New York than a
year ago. and great amount Of structural steel
work is pending In the large cities OF the South
and West. It is estimated that since the first OF
the orders for structural steel have averaged
between 5000 and 100 900 tons month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
WANT STATE RATE LAW FOUGHT.
Stockholders Sue Atlantic Coast Line to
Force It to Act In North Carolina

Asheville n. c.. May "a bill in equity was
filed sn the United States Circuit Court to-day by
Nelson Buckley George ]. Pearson and other
stockholders of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company against the company. Its directors, man
ayers agents and also against the corporation
mission OF North Carolina
The bill prays for injunction against the rail-
road commissioners of North Carolina restraining
them from publishing and enforcing the recent rate
law enacted in North Carolina 1t alleges that the
railroad company refuses contest the rate law
on account OF the extreme penalties, which would
aggregate over million dollars a day. &SS, 600 900
a wear in case the rate finally sustained. The
bin further alleges that committee of stockholders
applied 70 the corporation itself to protect Its In
terests and IL declined 20 do
The point is also made that the rate bill was not
read three times and not signed by the Speaker OF
the House. a rubber stamp being substituted in
lieu thereof The further interesting point is
raised that the power conferred upon the corpora
ton commission OF North Carolina to fix just and
reasonable rates is a judicial function, and while
the commission exists with such power the Legs
what under the policy OF North Carolina Is
judicial function
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
srLvERwARE CONCERNS TO COMBINE.
Total Capital Stock of Merger To Be
$14,O0O,OOO.

The Gorham Manufacturing Company. 1t is
learned. is likely soon to be taken by the
Silversmlths' Company. The latter company, which
has an authorized capital stock of $4,000 900.
merged some time ago with the Silverware Stocks
Company. which had been organized 10 acquire
from the Gorham Manufacturing Company its hold
ings of the stock of certain silverware manufacture
Ing companies.
The capital stock of the Silverware Stocks Com
pany s2.00O.000 making the total authorized
stock OF the two companies merged as the present
Sversmths' Company S14, 900 600. II Is planned to
issue SIS, 900 0o0 stock of which 1000 will rep
stock exchanged for the stock of the Silver
Stocks Company, and TO use the remaining
S. 600 600 for acquiring control of the Gorham Man
ufnctiring Company. II is understood that con-
siderably than majority OF the Gorham
stock has already assented to the plan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS

TFrom The Tribune BureauI
Washington, May g.
ORDERS 1SSUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
c0G Pen; I9 STssa,d DAyls coast assy
partm.nt OF the Colorado -i'0Di1' 10 'o'n''A"o
First Lieutenant g. G. ARTHUR HApsEII 10th Infantry
Contrary surgeon GAfLoW M6LEoD from Chicago
CONTRACT Surgeon FRED KoTtBi from Preside
SB dst aaS fsPPnf from
Army Navy General Hospital Hot Springs. '' to
caP qH G sAI9. dn,55 5r @ nfs9ty
First Lieutenant GEORGE GooDRIcH sosh 5pfantry;
Arkansas als relieving Second Lieutenant ROBERT L
First Lieutenant SAMUEL W MOVES. Both Infantry;
First sri nSTs Sa bRRp b. T assistant
s2s aS sn Res's w II F Ta RRoN who
will proceed to General Hospital. Fort Bsyard.
NAVY.
Captain T. c. MCLEAN and Lieutenant Commander c.
NJ STONE. to course of instruction, Naval War
commandef j. kS ahs senior member of board
Navy Yard Charleston. May q. thence to Washing
Lieutenant 4, W: JOHNSON. detached the Wilkes;
assistant Surgeon KoITEs; yard; Mare Island
Professor Of Mathematics W. W HESDRICKsoN retired
detached Naval Academy. June 81; to home.
Assistant OWL Engineer r. s FIRBER detached SSvy
technc Institute. Troy.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS-The following
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
May 23-The Triton, Washington.
Nav 24-The Sterling and the St Louis. at Hampton
Roads; the Nevada, Annapolis.
SAILED.
May y24-The Marcellus from Baltimore for Hampton
ton Roads; the Cesar from Norfolk for cueDTa; the
Wasp Mobile Tampa
May 25-The Pagoda Anchorage for Nnspo