Key West.
Correspondence of the Herald


KEy WEsT. April 6, 1915.
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KEY WEST, April D, iSlo.
Court Martial Forfifcations, &c.
There is nothing new here, to relieve the mono
tony Of an island life, the presence of several
military gentlemen from neighboring ports, on duty
before military court. The trial progresses slow
", and when the opinion Is made Up, shall let you
know


The Engineer Officer charged with the survey
OF the Rect, is here, and actively engaged in the
duty assigned num- II is not anticipating too much
to say, that battery or fOrtfesses, will II few
years present ther iron teeth from This Key, which
shall throw the command Of the Gull under IFS gups
This is full of interest, 10 Us Of the Key and the
country In general


APPOINTMENTS BY T,u GOVERNOR, April 22.-
New YoRK-Alex. Watson, commissioners Of
inspector Of domestic distilled spirits vice Joseph Flynn
term expired. Theodorus Won Tine, director in the
John Targee ana W whiiloek directors the Bank of
America IN the city OF New York, re-oppointments-
wilson and Charles Mills haIbor masters reappoin.-
merits Charles Henry Smith, notary public, vice Pete,
A Van Bergea term expires ooh August next John
term expires 2Mh August nest, and declines re-
aappontn,nt. Walter r. Jones, notary pubic, vice
notary public, vice Jokn E. Deverux, jr., term
pres May lst. VIM Corp, notary public, vice J Brice
ton and Asa Taylor nosares pub public % vos John Psr
roy and John Rowland. terms expired. William r
English S1i GaIrt sTykss Jr and James McAdom'





ter and Lucien Curtis, resigned. George w Mclean.
VIM H Dnsenberry, John W Coin, Charles Ry berg,
notaries public, vice Richard Kmball, Charles II
Forbes, Geo A Brown, Thomas Cambeil, Edward Da
pred; Simeon Baldwin, notary public vice George w.
Quackenbush, resigned. Archibald Hilton, Joseph c
Asertson James Brady and James Sanford, notaries
public, vice Thos Greasey, Daniel Van Anderson
Harrison and Solomon Melvin, terms expired. Joseph
Wallace and William Poole notaries public vice Nelson
Waterbury and VIM McCoun, terms expired and de-
clined reappointmens. Alexander H Robinson.
missioner deeds, vice George Baldwin, term expired
term expires 18Th Of August next Robert pIIon. VIII
liam Brisn William Bloomfield Morris Franklin John
II. rentz, George STILL Alexander Wells, Samuel G
Cockcrof Richard Conoley, Thomas w Smith Pascal
wc:tprvelt James Morange' walter Edwards Eting.
Van Hoos, Charles Cannon, Adam r Peniz, Edgar
Loysn, ,vin Chntfsld Augustus schell Robert
uel cowdrey, Francis r Tillou, Harman Tallman
Josepn = Lsgre1ce, EPhraim chafee, Peter Marco
/ sen, Elijah Riker Charles Cromwell, Silas Dewitt
William Grsnin, Pierre Irving, John Niebhur John


Hopper ard John Bissel notares public reappontmens
Edword Patterson, Edmund Porter, Henry richardson
John Brady, Michael Weyants, Henry Byrne Tho





, Edwsrd " Bishop Franklin Brown Fssderck W West. m
Milsraugh Rensselaer, Ten Brock, Jonathan Coddng-
ton, jr, Samuel Osrood, Richard 3 Emmett, Henry {
Towner, Allen snien, John Flanagan, Cornelius
m >
De Witt. Theodore Myers Peter Van Antwerp. .Jncob
Ramsey, Edmund Elmendorf jr, John French, Chas
shsa Archibald Montgomery Wm WssnSIs Henry
ton Campbell, Andrew Warner, Henry g De Forest !
Florence Mccarthy, commissioners of deeds reappoint
men's George @ sickles Henry Dorr, Thomas5I
Glover, Maurice Leyne, Eugene Valentine. William
Sinclair, Timothy Howe and Robert w Andrews
commissioners OF deeds, vice Daniel sickes, Loren.
70 Sheppard, Geo Anthon John Doyle, Peter
Pinckney, Addison M Romeyn, Dillon and Edgar
scheielin terms expired William Banks and Daniel
EAr nfron az fIaoA yspn Nae
Skeftngton Sanxay, terms expired John Hegeman CON-
missioner Of deeds, vice Thomas Ap Thomas deceased
james Phelps, Jr Augustus l. Cowdrey, Griffith w
Grifiths, Edmund Gross John f Develen and William
Griswod, commissioners OF deeds. vice Richmond Nj
Lozier Cornelius Neagie and Duncan F Curry, terms
expired.


srArE.-Thomas H hubbard, T Romeyn Beck and
Daniel Buel Jr managers OF state Lunaic Asylum re-


MLrrARr-Andrew Beers brigade major, and inspector
Kennard, resigned Gabriel Mead brigade msjor and
inspector Of 25th brigade and 9th division ofinfany vice
Jetur Gardiner, resigned.


THE RoxBuRY FIRE.-The ropewalk was entire
ly consumed, with all its contents. The walk was
hundred and twenty feet was consumed block of FIVE
two story dwelling houses inhabited by ten families,
large threesory dwelling nearly new covering three
hundred feet cf lsni and occupied by eighteen families
and small building used tor storage were also entirely
destroyed, win most OF the contents and furniture. All
the above beopgsd 10 Mr. We.bsr whose los Is tsma
ted rising $50 Vto upon which he has insurance OF
S3 900 The rs also con,,rmed three sms wooden tene
mcns belonging 10 Wiaslow Lewis and containing tel
twelve fimllies These buildings insuret for
about $500 az the Mechanics Mutual occ. As, shop
and house belonging &c the Boston japan Leather Com
Griffin widow with Ave children Jumped from the hied
story OF the large house, and dangerously Injured
althe ugh no bonss were broken Her recovery doubt
fu The buildings were mostly occupied BY tho work
men Of Mr. Web,er who emp Dyed about seventy hands
all Of whom thrown Of employ BY the catas
trophe besides having lost most OF their esctr Be-ton
CsErfer, .3p,i 26.


The CHEao,sE Country Tho delegation ap-
pointed by the Natiorsi Council LETT Tahleouah
for Washington the lst inst It consists ef Join Ross
Joseph Vsnn. David Vann, and others Col Warrington
and Col Amstesd Of the board Of commissioners on the
and LETT Tshleqush for Fort ubscn the aeh OF March
The claims examined by hcm amounted TO more tban
three millions ofdoIsrs which the Cherokee Advocate
hopes will be speedily settled for by the government
large meeting was held at Tahlequah on the oath Of
March, which was resolved thar measures DO taken
10 obtain from the United States government speedy
abandonment Of Fort Gibson end reno vel OF the United
states troops from the Cherokee territory


THK UNIVERSITY RloT.-We understand that
subsequent to the proceedings which we stated
yesterday, the studects held private meeting-thosc
who were still at the college-and parsed resolutions
similar to those which had before been offered to the Fe.
Guilty, to which the names OF all were signed copy
sent to the faculty, but answer being received
another copy subsequently, sent to which reply
made refusing to receive the resolutions satisfactory
or 10 agree 10 libear further and calling
the names OF the perpetrators OF the late outrage This
ended all negotiation the students with the exception
Of few, packed up and left the place and the military
were then withdrawn. Thus stood the matter at the ies
accounts We we're in error in saying that the Hon.
VIM G. Rives addressed the faculty and students It was
Richmond Star, .aprt. "a


FlRR AT BRIsroL. Hartford Coarant states
that the extensive clock factory OF Checey Jerome at
Bristol, Conn was destroyed bv fire on wednesday ef
ternoon. Insured at the Ezra office.


REMAINS OF Mrs. MAeLoNK FouNp.-The body
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