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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01
STFW AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRY
~ GGOUS AT
GARI-ER'S

JDs ffiiriict space, ssaSninS1ons ~ -
We 40 selling tho very hcs. Calico that il made
in beautiful Spring styles ct u.
:;hcating Cotton, very wide, excellent quality
only y, worth 40 Slightly soilel)
Bed licking, yard wido. :doubo twIcd best in
the world, only Is, worth - (slighty soiod).
Pure Linen Table Damask, very fine, in rem
rant Of =, u and yards, only %. worth 10
l.orsda!o Cambria, yard WIDE, finest that is
made, only l5 worth 70
Now and beautiful Spring Dress Goods in sill
the now French .hsdcs 10. IL, r. b. Is, 70 20
Wo are selling the cheapest Black Silks in Wash
ington. &, 100, IL, lis, 10. l3i, 49, lb2'
lis, ISL.
Black Cashmeres, 10 inchos WIDE, very lnc
only SO, worth IS these choap Cashmeres were
bought at auction.
Black Alpacas, very cheap 10. -, - 30, 81,
and our besutful Biacl; Silk Mohair Alps
cs only CO. worth -.
White Wool Flannel II; large Dinner Napkins,
pure linen S; Towels ), White Spreads -
Table Linen %; Linen uandkerchie!s e.;
Spool Cotton >
We are always crowded. selling Dry Goods
very cheap. Our friends are requested not to
by orc yard of goods until they have exaEnln-
co our stock. l6p "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

4 UD1TOWS OFFICE, 49,
"A Alexandria, Va, MaY ~, 1877.
Ata needing of tho Committee on Streets OF
Lhn City Council, hold On the 10Th inst, at TINS
Office tho following resolutions wore adopted
Resolved, Ths., with = view toa moro rIgld
eeon0mv in the management Of the department
of streets, tho Superintendent Of Police be, ana
Is hereby, notifedt hst pay rolls for The emp
civ ,f AInyaodris will no. re snp?OTed or paid
uEie:s said cats or lsborer: are employed under
aud by tho authority Of this committee or o! It's
chairman, and employees are noilned Inst rom
and after this data payment will not DO E!adclot
work dono on the s:Tects I'm SIS IN HcceFdance
with tho terms Of this resolution.
Resolved, That III the payment Of street hands
The Nntitor i requested 10 enforce the foregoing
resolution. BY order Of the Com. on Streets:
l. G. O'NEAli, Chairnan.
. eng i,.t..: + l.. BROCK EFT, Auditor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

duca generally sMsti. frlc"a nave suuere
| further decline L2" 4l"t :!ions being WHcs;
l2calG5 fer ordinary - rf:rie Corn Uo,62; Rjo
| 81. -; aid Gets 40 -.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARX ct. -
| Sugars--W We notice tn: salu to-day OF % hhds
! Nj srtnique taken fIr r;iining: ut - ana J.
! hbds GROCERY Porto Rico it l0lc, which en-
braces al! inc transactions reported but the
market, though quiet IS very Ltm IN TONE ana
we sill quote rs follows:
CubA grocery grhtcs....... lG3 -
Porto EcA, grocery xrades"......... ~; ~!
Demcrara, vacuum pan. ..........".... ~ iis
New Orleans, grocery GrHde;.......... =: 10
CcllGu he mi:r!a: IS ,l'c:, but very Irn'.
iii. GAtronin viaws II holders chCck'Eg business.
There is Mi Il, !;cG Inquiry and considerable tl%-
d!n.-, but va hnvu no sales to report to.daJ !:
'Thn latest .Lv!ccs from Ko mpsrt additional
strength to the market. Na quote:
job lots Ordinary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. it2
! Fair ..........''. ~ ~
CuOH .........u..,...'.. .'.......'. -'o4 ~?
Primo .......... ..........,... :! III
Choice 10 laDty."........." "a
(Gvll. To d@y@l
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET. juno -
Prices to-day ragged as follows .,
Cattle, very best u
Coed 90
Medium or fair lrslly vi %
Ordinary Tain itn"Ts and Dxen..~".. .,
C.lye3 l.cs! ... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. L!
Shn.n Observation-Disclosures. j 81
Inmbs SASH per head, CT 6a.c per ID
Hogs ............ Observation-Disclosures. a
Cows Ynd Calves S1i 70 So ..,."..,.......
sale; OF R.at CaLLlo hayo been iurly active
this week, ana prices hsvo advanced fully &c,
nu ,li,; t. insidrred the supply was hardly equal
to the Gsnanl, and tina quAIIty o. tho offerings
wss not 90 good rs last weak most Of tho sales
we're from 81 to i. por ID. There has boon u
po,d run Of vo!l Calves this week, and tho mar
ket has boun better supplied than for sevcral
weeks pAst; prices have fallen on slightly, and
ming Of The wcc!. Sheep and Lambs have been
coming in cry frce Y, aI:d prlpo5 are IL. near
so high as in tho earlier part Of tho season. The
demand fer Hogs IS not very graEt and the sup
rv il fully equal 10 the waits of tho trade;
Mich Cows arn dahl IL. common ones but good
arc in ac,uo dem ,d and sci! very easily 81 from
n 70 $50
NEW YORK CATTLE MAHKET, May 3l.-
Bcev es- Receipts 20l! head. The quality was
about fair, with considerable number Of fat
s!ilicrs among tn: offerings. Prices wore iurth-
tr sdvnncnI ,bou: 81 per head and tho market
closed iIrln st tho advance. a carload OF ordl-
nary a!ill fc1 Bulls changed hands at age per ID
1--we weight. and a cauplo of Carloads OF thin
per ID dressed; otherwise tho e1tromo range was
10lal2!c per H.
Calves Receipts :"!i head Inc supply
largely exceeded the wants OF inc lraao' ana
e por h. Common to primo vGals rSnged IRON
~ 10 e'G go' 9I ~ I nov h
Sheon md Is,nbsEEtc,irts 4 53 head Lsmba
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Ii M r.

Received the medal of honor and diploma ot
merit at the Centennial. Tho judges report says :
1T is very white sscks well and is valuable iog
building purposes" 1t has greater strength ana
viii DO more work for tho mechanic man an
en,lnI quantity OF any llms in the market. Spy
cial rates to farmers and builders using isrgc
quantities. W ASHlNGION q DRY!
NH .I-Wly Agents 1Or Ale&9hullH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01
LOCAL NATL Il ..

WEATHER PROBABILITIES yer OeRoflI
u,cnt Office ofthe Chief Signal OBscer, was"
,ngton, ID. IT,, June l, lS77-lo:oo a. ~
For The Middle Atlantic States near'y s'atIIu
ary pressure, winds from the southwest SIisn,t
" higher temperature, and clear or party
cloudy weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

ittoal Es:a.9 Agents AID huct;oncerar
CUMMISSI ONERS 81 Lh-by virtue OF
" decree Of the Corporation Conr; for the city
OF Alexandria, Va rendered at ~ May term
1877, in the chsnccTy cause Of Z. Il: Do%nhsm
L. Co. vs. V Leary ct a., the undersigned, com
missioner therein named, Will sell, by public
auction, on SATU RDA4, The lCth day 81 June.
1877, 81 - O. clock m in front ct lho Market
House on Fairfax street, tho following proper
ty, TO wit: The LOT Of GROUND, with THO
IMPROVEMENTS thcTcoa, situated IN sa'd
city, and bounded as fDlows EeG!nnin2 On tao
west side Of Alfred street, bg:weau Cameron "nn
Queen, Ut the north linG ri McVc'gI.s lot, c1-
tending thence westward with hcVeign's 10!
and parallel 10 Cameron street % feet; thence
north parable! TO Alfred street l2a teeI thenca
east 20 feet to Alfred atreeL; thence south VIII!
Alfred street to the beginning, with the rtgh: OF
way over al alley two feet in width ica1ins mo
a larger alley extending from Alfred t. f"'F'cH
CHARLES E. STUART,
no1d-2avts Comm'r. Of Saie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

B-A CARD. 10 all who arc suffering from
the errors and indiacrotiona Of youth. nervous
weakness, carly decay. loss Of manhood, &c, |
will send q rucipe that will care you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy WAS discovered
by missionary IN South Anercs. Send u
seliaddrassad envelope to tho Rov. JOSEPH
INMAN, Station D. Bblo House, Now York
city. feb t'-eoGwhal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

DEEDS AND LICENSES. -Dnrlng the month
0! May there we're eight marriage licenses Is
-ual and forty-six deeds recorded in the Office
ot tie Clerk OF the Corporation Court. La the
Eic1ks office Of the County Court, durng the
am period, there were four marriage 'censes
!,suel aud eight deeds recorded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

T0EITSTE,ES' SAFE OF VALUABLE
MILL PROPEKTY.-The undersigned
g. Trustees, Will oDo. oy public slc!ioH, on tn4
premises. on the l2HH DAY Of ThE SlAiI
MONTH Juno l3711. Is; . o'cl9ck ,. m, inst
VALUABLE MILL P,uPhIf, near N
coin. Loudoun county. Va. kno~n MS ) AN
NEY'S: MILL, With TWENTY..SETrEN
aGRES OF LAND, q largo MANSION
HOUSE, and TWO 5MALLhR DWELL,
INGS The mill is Of BRICK, nearly new, and
has ail the modern improved machinery q,
cludne = middlirs purifier \ long credit will
be given. If not sold, tho Inlil will DC for rent
to the higoat bidder.
sAMt. N. JA INN. Trustee.
JAS. L. JEW ETT,
Loudoun county, my 9-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

I'M ACCIDENT Az THE OUTLET LOCK.
Michael Reynolds, the third OF the parties IN
ared by the accident At the outIct lock 10
Georgetown, and who was removed to Prov.
jinco hospital, where he had his right leg am'
;,.,ated died 10 that institution yesterday morn
,sa Daring the few remaining hours Of life at
he hospital be suffered intensely: An inquest
"a the bodies of the killed, involving an Inquiry
,ato the causes of the accident, was commenced
r,steyday, but without conclusion was adjourned
1vcs uDti to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

IA SOUND SLEEP SECURED. --Thtrc IS
nothing that Interfere; With no5d!ul reposo ut
night moro than hacking cough. Edwards y
Hutchnson'a Wild Chorry Pastilles will give
you relie:, and cure Colds. Coughs. Bronchitis,
HoArsenoss and Soro Throat. inb 2i-cGGn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

beautiful Spring Dress Goods, Summer
G;.as. Bunting, Laws. Grenadines, beautiful
H1aIIco A. Black Silks, Black Cashimeres,
Pack Alpacas, new Parasols, Cassimers for
boys wear. Carter, T07 Market Space, Wash
'astOu, is selling the cheapest dry goods.
lt l-H4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

SOUTHERN MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION. ~-CoL
Arthur Herbert has received letter from Mr..
tl,nr; Wise Garrett, S2cctlaty OF the South
IN Memorial Association, il Washington, no
i,tyog him of his app0lntment AS member OF
iba cyaeutiye committee to make arrangements
!;r the decoration Of the Confederate graves
!, Arlington, on next Thursday, the 18th lost.
~. Herbert is requested to appoint any menu
Der. 10 this city, as his assistant. "A mem bers
.al fticnd4 Of the Association Ar invited to
iarticipatn ia the ceremonies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

|. q. i. F.--On Tuesday m0rnlus ucXL, at
eight o'clock, there is to be grand excursion
.: O!l Fellows to CuIparcr Z. H., viz the
NilIapl road Potomac Lodge, No: IS; Sa'
:cgta Lodge, No. IL, and Marley Eacamp-
m@u', No. g. will 90 from this city, and will be
D. gal st the Midland depot hv the Uniformed
pa,riarchs of Washington. The Did Fellows
u Alexandria who propose to participate Will
meet at Sarcpta FALL to morrow night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01
Local ksrevities.
iapal excursion Of the Potou
Association and Woodlawn
il take place on. the steam
lou, next Tuesday. lestcrd
sitcd the President. aud lnS
amiiy 10 attend. hu. receive
)nsC.
Cumberland :Allcganian say
nucr OF loaded boats are tied
le owing to The mules tel
parties holding bills OF sale NJ
en- air meeting will be held t
least corner o! kiog aud 10,
. NJ. &. y.
y officers, policemen and lire
yesterday, aud tho public sch
be paid tomorrow.
eular monthly meeting Of t
i Ladder Company will be
:opcr;y of TLumas w. Sllil
Lee and King streets, will

! beautiful complexion depends upon the
iattty # the blood. To keep the blood pure
I'D healthy use DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

The market generally is dull and weak. Flour
HIS declined, and we quote 25s5Oc lower on all
grades. Wheat is in light receipt, and prices
arc nominal; no sales reported today. O1or'
ines OF Corn amounted to 600 bushels, which
sold At IS aud GO for white and mixed, and IS
for yellow. Ryo brought soc, and Oats 41c.
Country produce dull. and but little coming IN.
Wool is in domsnl. and receipts Gre increasing;
prices firm at quotations.
BALTIMORE. June l.-Virgiuis 6s. old. 50;
do. daiorred 5 do. consolidated, az; 40. ~
series a. Cotton irmer and quiet; mlddilng
III. Baltimore high grades oDe on ;
otter grades unchanged; Patspsco Family Sio;
do, Extra 50 -. Wheat strong and higher
Ponnu rod 1875; Maryland red 1S0al95 Corn
Southern dull but steady; Western opened ac-
two and higher, but closed quiet and shade
lower; $ uthern white 5aa60; do. yellow a. !
Western mixed spot and june 594; July bltss
Ga; Aug 624; steamer 10. Oats hrIner ana
higher; Southern 42a49i Western white 4'':o
| do mixed 4bs4S; Pcnns 49a5O. Ryo nonlnaily
75s9O Hay duh snd unchsngei'. Coffee stroL :
and quiet Rio csrgoes l6$ aWt; ]ooning l.a2z
Sugar frmer with good demand al Il. WINS
key dull at 81 IL
NEW YORK, June l.-Stocks opened weak
hut have since fully recovered yesterday DC
cline Money l4a2 Gold l0Gs. Flour steady
Wheat q shs de frmer. Corn lsl!c oattar
RICHMOND MARKET. May Sl.-The MARKS
is quiet, with very light offerings OF grain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

bRy Goops REpoRT.-Mr. Isaac Eiehberg
VII open Gu Saturday morning an entire new
]e>iGl aud style Of dress goods. Also Organdie
'iSnS, dotted aad figured Swiss gauze, fauuels,
"lcn lawns, and special stock Of linens Tor
Kisses aud boys wear, together with splendid
aad entire new styles Of prints at very low
l.l2s \ call is respectfully solicited IT
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$50, 100, 200, 500 1000.

A LEAANDER FROTH1NGHAM Il CO.,
n Brokers, No. H. Wall street, New York,
mako desirable investments in stocks, which
frequently pay from live to twenty times the
amount invested Stocks bnlght md carried rs
long IS desired on deposit of three per cent.
Explanatory circulars and weekly reports sent
free. New York, my ll-eott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

pRENNER'S SUGAR CURED SPlCED
IL COOKED BEEF, perfect rs to purity,
quality and weight, will koep any. length OF
time Every call Warranted. Try it, and you
will mad it delicious Received and ior sale by
ny 80 F. }. DAVIDSON, l47 King ST.
TED. If. CHICHESTER will consent to be.
| como candidate for a seat in the next house
OF Delegates, ne will be supported by many Vo-
'o, ~ ~ 27-ooGt FALLS CHURCH DISTRICT.
~ANNED LOBSTER, Bsrnham & MorrilPs
4 ] celebrated brand received and TOR sale by
my3I r. Davidson, III h1ng e.:
rURKISH pRUNES just received by
ii j. 6, s. 4. MILBURN.
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NY IO-cOts
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pE.sn.--Mr. John r. Mex. Barley, we'll
Eoowp Young man ia ,he First ward, died this
saosuiss, after very short aa,', OF lnti 'uia'
;;no Of The bowels. lie was ualv rsa'I9 e",
;,pmca arnnnc those who knew him, all OF
Shom will regret to Learn Of his eas y death.
'ir barley leaves a wif, aal t*o chiIiFcn. lie
g.. member OF Mount Vernon R'ya! Arch
CHAPTER anl Andrew Jac! 500 I,odg" Of Mas'hs'
md II the Relief Hook an1 ladder tompany,
,he flag In the truck heus: Of which was placed
Il half mast, today. in respect to his mtmory'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

DOTATOESl POTATO Is loo bushels \
+ Y. State White Peach Bio" P";=.oss IN
store and for sale by ,r,,r,.o,r
myE w. y. Jul go. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

RICHMOND MARKET. May Sl-The market
is quiet with very light offerings OF gram
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

GEoRaErows CATTLE MARKET, May %l.--
The Offering: OF Beet Castle this wook reached
only about - head, sufficient to meet the de-
mand, however. which ia very limited. The
sales were 81 4!sG!?. About 1000 Sheep and
Lambs wtro on tho market, Sheep selling at 4Aa
Ole per H. end Lambs ) iaSi % p"r head. a
few Cows snd Calves brought "rt:pn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-01

CIHClSEATI Hoo MARKET, May 3!.-Hogs
in good demand; common i 2jaSI - light 50
ass 10; packing Sass 10; butchers l5aS3 -.
Receipts 1893; shipments 1879
National Republican., 1877-01-29

can masses had vowed to stand In history on
the firm resolve to accept Of nothing but VIC
tory let come what would. But, alacksdsy |
They have had the modification and shame
Of witnessing their own leaders a. the FIRST
alarm OF war turn in fright and seek refuge
behind bull.dozing compromise which recog-
nizes gambling as virtue, and denounces the
trainers Of the Constitution as hypocrltes
and liars.
II Tilden must rule-if that party which
was constitutioually defeated at the ballot-box
must come into power, In the name of record
of sixteen years Of triumphant national life let
1t not be through the weakness of our great
leaders. II we must fall let It be with no
stain of cowardice on our splendid record. If
we must give way to our political adSersaries
let II be in n spirit of true manhood and cour-
age that will remain In history to testify to
the generations of the future of our greatness
and hcrosm.
National Republican., 1877-01-29
IOPFiCThL,I
usIroRM CIRCULAR.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAaHInarnN. Inn Ia laII

IL
WARRINGTON, Jan. 49, 1871
Tho sack.cont, heretofore authorized by the
regulations, will cease to be worn as uniform by
commissioned officers, midshipmen, cadet mid.
shipmen and cadet engineers aftcr the first of
July next, and service coat, of the following de-
date: ~ ''
The coat shall be OF dark blue cloth. standIns n
collar, single-breasted, with q "hy" 'front.'
Always to be worn buttoned to tho neck Tho
collar and edges Of the coat and the aldo scam
ot tne PACK, from the shoulder TO lower edge
%Draid % one inch and quarter wido inside Of which
snail be narrow black silk braid one eighth OF
an an inch Wide. placed ono eighth Of inch from
The coat to be shaped to tho figure, and to fall
rs low as the upper Joint OF the thumb when
hnnging naturally by the side. There shall be q
slt over each hip, extending Ave inches from the
not,om ,om OF me coat, and trimmed with the pre-.
D., The collar shall be cut as per pattern, and on
u snail pc worn the same grade marks as are pro.
scribeu Tor the shoulder straps of each grade, OK.
cept that the bars worn by officers below the rank
oi Lieutenant Commander shall be of silver in.
stead OF gold. The grade marks shall be en-.
broldered In high relief, and shall be one inch in
width. (Stamped metal grade marks shall not
PC worm Tho distinction lace on tho Gu fs shall
be OF ustrous black braid, instead OF gold lace as
prescribed for other coats
The coat may he of dark blue cheyiOt during
the summer months. II must not be made of
nahhcl. Gro. NJ. RoBEsoN,
Secretary of the Navy.
National Republican., 1877-01-29

The Mixed Tribunal, or National Returning
Board, when convened will proceed by resolu.
tion, a majority being from the legislative
body. The following resolution would then
be In order:
Resolped, That the law creating this tribunal
is not in conflict with or in violation of the Uon
stitution or statutes Of the United States.
Members of this body voting against this
resolution would be compelled or necsssitats,
In the event of its passage, to retire and re-
sign, for continuing to act would be willful
violation of their oaths. On the other hand,
If this resolution should carry without dis
sent, the following resolution would be 1T and
proper;
Re'oired, That all electors elected not In viola.
lon oil mo Constitution, the laws of the United
elccting them, when commits stoned properly and
.he,T , acts certified to in accordance with the law
electors under the Constitution,
This must certainly pass. If so, It virtually
disposes of the cases of Florida, Louisiana
and South Carolina, for the Democratic party
have not made and cannot make any plea of
illegality.
Then in the case of Oregon the following
resolution naturally comes up, to wit:
That whereas the two Republican electors were
elected In accordance with and not In violation OF
the Constitution, tine laws of the United States
Government and the laws Of the State OF Oregon;
that they were duly commissioned by the Gov
ernOr Of Oregon, and did proceed as their State
law directs to I'LL the vacancy IN the board, there.
fore their acts were legal and valid, and the vote
should accordingly be counted
The Democrats cannot and will not enter
any plea of illegality, for the facts show only
that Gov. Grover refused to perform speciae
duty. His omission cannot affect the legal
III "a ~ al L.,
After the passage of this resolution the
President OF the Senate could only proceed to
count in Hayes and Wheeler In the presence
OF the Senate and HouGe OF Representatives.
Then II will only romsin for Judge Edmunds
National Republican., 1877-01-29
[oFFICIAL,I
NAVY DEPARTMENT, I
WAsHl NOTION. January o. lSII.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WAsHINGToN, January 0, 1871.
General order No 22l:
AT q Naval General Court Martial, convened at
ta1dxsV M New Yak navy yard October 81 1870 the
specifications herein set FORTH and were convicted
and sentenced as is herein declared, VIZ;
W., l, ALEnASpER i,s A; . SEMMEs, Captain in the
,sS sSfSSyoSSp q ASe
irons to stand up ali day, TIL 10 o'clock in the
evening, exceptat meals, and to have no blankets
or hammocks at night.
FINDING.
"Guilty," except as to deprivation Of hammocks
and blal kets, and until 10 o'clock In"
SENTENCE
ITO be suspended from duty six months, and
Seprimanded IN General Orders by the Honorable
mander In the Navy Of the United States. ~
CHARoEs
l. Using disrespeetful language concerning his
communication to the Secretary of the Navy
Employing an enlisted man to act as his
Navy Charging his SUPERIOR oceT wl6 akhs SI inc
false oitclai report In regard to said Lieutenant
D. Conduct subverslve Of discipline.
l. Oficial neglect Of duty and inefacency In
performing his Official duties.
Specifications embrace, besides the facts stated
in first and second charges, utterng similar com.
plants and using language Of censure on his
commander In ward.room conversations; various
neg llgences as Executive officer
FINDING.
"dulty" Of charges l and q not guilty OF
SENTENCE.
"Six months suspension from duty and rsprI-
mand and, In densTai & Orders by the Honorable sec-
III WILLIAM Il, BRowN, a Captain in the
United States Marine Corps.
CHARGES
E,I
q Conduct subyersive Of naval discipline
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES interview with CAPTAIN
semmes In order to make an official communal
cation, and then refusing to make 1t unless
Paymaster Lsle were present as witness;
promising and then falling to make the oommu,
men to write letters for him to the Department
containing complaints and accusations against
their commanding officer
FISDISo-'Guity."
SENTENCE.
ITO be suspended from duty one year. and 10
be reprlmanded in General Orders by the Hon.
~; MioHAEL BRADLEY, Surgeon In the Un.
CHARoE-Drunkenness.
SgeeWcdnons.-On several successive days: July
10 and September 27, 1915.
FISDISd.-"Gullty by plea"
SENTENCE
Three years suspension from rank and duty,
dcIs BY tie Honorable Secretary Of the Navy"
". Tho roprmand Of Lieut.. Commander FELIX
MoCuRLEY Is remittod. with this exception the
Department approves the proceedings, findlngs
and sent ences In each and all of said cases; and
this Order will be read on board every u $. yes.
sci In commission, at each Naval Station and at
the several Marine barracks, as an order Of reprl
mand 70 Captain ALEXANDER A. SEMMEs, U. S.
S uS Gsp'U sIa To su.s.Sn sRoE Marine
B, N. dB0. NJ. ROBESON,
Secretary of the Navy.