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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-12

THE PORT ORCHARD &C HooL
L house, with the real estate bsloneing
thereto. Large house. containing three
rooms, with two brick dreplacea. Kitchen
AMI woodheuse. The ten acres OF land 10
sPlendidly located, at Dyes Inirt. over
looking Port Orchard Bay. Kitsap county.
Good land. One acre cleared. and good
well On premises. Clear title.
Steamer Helen runs b. the above prop
erty three times Q week.
For terms and particulars apply, on or
before January I'D. 70
ALFRED LARSON.
Mitchell, Kitsap county. care box rs,
Seattle. tal3 10
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YEARLY sUBSCRIP HONS or
EASTERN PUBLICATIONS At efsss
rates. ~ ths North Pacihe News DEF OF,
NM seseeA }Al7 In
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WANTED,

4 GOOD GIRL IL YEARS OF AGE
n or over. can ind . good home and
clothes In exchange for helping In .
family OF two. Address p. q. box SO.
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Three Cinnamon who were driven cut
of R,dding went to Anderson, but their
oountrymen there would not let them
stay, lest by doing so they should excite
the town to drive shem all out.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
L Third Jud slai district OF Washins ton
Territory. holding terms at Seattle.
No. 3ksl-w AID & Campbell. plaintiffs.
VI. w. f. w ilson. defendant.
Under and By virtue Of an order OF sale
issued out OF the above named Court IN
the above en- tiled action. dated the 26th
day Of January. l8 and 10 me directed and
delivered. 1 have duly levied upon The
property described In said order OF sAla.
and Is follows. towit:
Lot three t3 in block twenty t30i. In A.
A. Dennyis third addition 10 the city OF
seattle and lot seven "a, In b eek sixty
i've i65l in A. A. Dennys hfih addition to
the city VI seattle, ali in King county,
Washin zton Territory.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Saturday she 6sh day of March.
At the hour Of 10 o'clock Q. m. OF said
day. in front OF the Court House door, in
The city OF seattle, Aing county, Wash
ington Territory. viii. In obedience to
said order Of sale sell the above described
property, or % much thereof 40 may be
necessary to satisfy the Judgment in said
action. with interest thereon and cost,
q public auction. TO the highest bidder
for cash
Dated at Seattle the 9TH day Of Feb
ruary 1886.
J. II. McGRAW.
fetA Sheriff Of King county. WI
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For Rent.

A NKw Tw0-SToRY HARD FIN
"A ished house OF 8 rooms. with two lots
and outbdilainG. two bloeks north of Bar
rel Factory; also, furniture for sale.
Apply 10 k0BERf 9OODRURN Or w.
II. SHOUDI. Commercial street ,ext
door 70 W. ID. scotIs building. de2e II
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House to Let.

SEvEN HARD FINISHED ROOMS
y and kitchen: Third street. between
II. Li.KWELLYN. at Puget Bound Tele-
graph ONCE, jaAs
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Change Of Ownership.

I NAVE. ON THIS SorH DAY OF
January. 1855. transferred the Seattle
kessu ant with good will, to James L.
and w ii. Clark. l will collect ali bills
for board or lodging. and pay all claims
against said hestsurs Mt up TO this date.
A. TICR.
We have purchased and t.ken posses
sion OF the Seattle Restaurant and wi !
continue the bushes. a. tn old stand, on
Mil stree. A Continuance Of patronage
sske ted. No Gkinese help emp Dyed
JAMES l. CLARK.
W. III. CLARK.
Seattle. January 20 1854 as
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PARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS
"A now past dus to the late firm Of Wad-
dell & Miles. will please call and settle
the same without further notice
jal6 I'm &C. MILES.
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T. X. PuxPHRKY, Insurance and Com
mission Agent. jal0
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PIANO TVNING.

ME-. NrrscHxK will be in Seattle by the
as. Orders left at Davies's book store
or Levman's music store will receive
the earliest possibis attention. felo
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Ia.ure With y.mss A. oA.rr q 90.

Accident and Fire Insurance. BLAN
cRAaD a PAnrRIDaH. Agents. dsS
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New groceries are being received al
W. Ii. sHoupI & Co.'S. jas
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Bargains in Mems Shoes ct ABxD-
xErRrs. fe7
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THE PUGLT SOUND SEEY
Notice Of Final Proof.

u. 6. LAND 0vvicK AT OLYmriA w."
= g.susry & lss an
Notice 10 hereby giVes that sIL
DREWs has nled notice Of int-sfioa y. q
anal proof before the Jadge. % IN :. u
ssecs. the Clsrk Of tie District Ooan. "a
ono IN seattle, W. IT.. on thdss -
asy Of February. A ID. 1883. on =
application Ne. 3s2l. for the 81 4
Q. township Is aorth. rsngs east ,,r-..w.
Re saras- !. xitnessss; jag o. Ooo
Harry D. Frsnes. Edwin C1ureh Aha
aresns, sll Of Hcnshson. W =.
Jim v. 6oNEI
i,lsfsis Rsxiasx Of ,hs Lard -
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CHrLBLAIss.--One application Of Stew
arts Cniloiain Lotion will give relief
Money refunded II not satisfactory
For sale by A. Il. SrEwARr. jal7
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WANTED.

THREE APPRENTICE GIRLs AC-
Il cuStomed 10 sewInx. to laArn dress.
aaak ng- Cal AZ Eureka Logging Hoa q.
Commercial street
Ja1s MISS DEI-LA wIDGER
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AGENT FOR TIE LIFE " 80
ERAL GRANT, at the ksftn
ksvs Depot. Mil %.
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NEW BLOOD. NEw LrYE.-rhis IL OBJ
taiaed by using Plumbers Blood Puri-
Aer. For sale everywhere. 81 per bot
tle. sig for 6. Sci
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Card Of Information.

WHEREAs. A RUMoR HAS BEEN
w industrilusly ctrcnlstsd that Rev. l..
A. Banks while ting " ID the SnerifYs
pos .. on Monday. sho, q proc rate mar,
desire 10 state that after q careful in
yer,tgstion ! am visoed that not only
did be net shoot . D citrate man. bat that
HIS sun was no. discharged at all.
JOHN n. nENi~OS,
pssior First NJ ~ Church.
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For Rent.
TOWNSHIP plirs

RElSG IN RECEIPT OF RIar,,
- we KY reports from tks S.. LAk
Land Ofnee. We are PREPARED "a mpa
lownsh' p plsts. with entries larnisa
save; thereby saving to insend,ns :, nc =
me delay and trouble o: senSn.s ven
rof the same Prizes per tnwusA,e s~1
ANDERSON Hrs
p. o box al7. o'eek
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WANTED.

A SITUATION TO DO SEWING AND
~ assist IN hsusework By q compes>nt
person. Address Mis- q g. pos once
box ca. fel
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WANTED.

DY THREE ADULTS. SMALL Fra
ID nished house, or rooms furnished n
housekeeping immedia ely. Addrsn
or call on GEO. w. CRANK
jas 81 employment BursaL
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Bxps n CHApsousSR b Co n.

Sick headache, habi,ual costiveneea,
pains IN back and iimhaI loss Of appetite.
bad breath and taste in the mouth etc,
aurir.aIv rured NJ the a.. NJ
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q. BENiNGHAUsRy
For Sale.

THE STEAM TUG 8. L. MAsTlcyI
L well found in tackle and Apparel III
particulars apply to MOORkS SNIFF
Port DIS overy.
JAG MOORE q SMITH
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EOR AJEaM or YEARS THE HAY
L farm t4e acresl known ~ the 1erry
farm. situa ted on the line Of the 4, & p
a R r.. six mtles from seattie. Apply
70 H H. LEwI-, Aren't
JAS Corner Third and Cherry sss.
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Rich Costumes. Novel scenic Effects.
Crowded houses every where.
shouts of laughter.
HSecI ire your seats at once.
"a Box sheet at Lowm An & Hanfords.
Positively only apps rance Of this
great Company In this city. fe6Jd
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BEST SMOKING lOBAOOO, 50
esats per pound. Anti-Cooiy, % The
kesth Pa1iAs Esvs Dspsk Ain - jal7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-17
Let charity Prevail.

Tie rawlings Of the New York IrDune
over the inaugural address oil Governor
GospoN have excited the indignation OF
some Of the Georgia papers. This indigna-
tiou Is perfectly natural, particularly as The
T,6,,re unscrupulously dislorts Governor
6oppoN's sentiments and travels out OF Its
Wv 10 make mean fling at MIR. DAVIS.
However, it ia not going too far to say that
IN second thought feeling OF charity
should take the place OF Indignation with
our Georgia contemporaries The tribune
IL very unfortunate. II Is subject 10
"srells,v aud whfn 1t has them is entirely
irresponsible. No better evidence OF the
fact il needed than that few days ago
IL cast an anchor TO the wiDdward
FOR JOIN SHERMAN. A suggestion from
the Plumed Knights principal organ
that JoHS SHERMAN might be the
coming man proves n mental CONDITION
that is truly pitiable. Beside, even were
the Tribune entirely in IT. senses, 1t could
not possibly hurt either Dir. DAVIS or Gov
ernor GORDON by anything 1t might say. IL
would still present the sad spectacle OF
grinding over old grist-a spectacle that
the people Of this country have become
tired Of TO the point OF disgust. AS to the
real sentiments in Governor GoRDoN's adj
dress, there was nothing in them that
might not with propriety have appeared in
that rock.ribbed, siates'rights, stalwart Re-
publican paper, the Providence (R. L)
Journal, with which we have been wrest-
ling so long and, as we believe, to good
puTpOSe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-17

buyine commons 10 settle their taxes, and
N The "jearued" friends OF the coupon
sellers can beat Il into the heads OF such
few tax.payers "tbat one purchase OF cou-
mons win. under the present order OF
,bInps. nav their taxes for ten years." per.
Iians me owners snd sellers OF coupons will
I,aru that the zeal OF some OF their friends
was Greater than their Judgment. 1t GER
tsinly would I've Iaughable 10 see the sales
OF coupons after one purchase utterly de-
,froycd. To me II Is now amusing to see
ibo,c writing q. II learDed In matters "of
lay- mixing United States law, virginia
law, no law at all, general supposiiIons.
sonIe good and some bad, and "stewing"
them "mudcle" fashion altogether, aud
then dishirg ont the contents OF the psf
with an sir which clearly meant 10 say.
Now don'tthat beat Marshall. story, Lord
so-aptl So. ana Lord so-and-So clean out OF
their boots:v Well, doubtless 1t will be 80
regaIdfd by The owners oil coupons IL
The nsult sbould he 10 c0htnc the
sales Il coupons TO one year onlv.
Alter the unanimous resolves which BON
peItl,s in Virginia have repeatedly passed.
ana after the unanimous resolution passed
Nv the last legislature, declaring "thc pcO.
pie OF Virginia would never pay one cent
more thar what the Riddleberger bill
called for" il looks To me that 1t would be
cowardy In the extreme 10 think nov Of
completely knocking under" TO the de-
mands Of tue English bcndhoiders. How
any man no cordially endorsed such resO-
luiions can now be 80 false to them as to 90
square back on them, and all to save little
money, passes my comprehension. Hi,
doing so does not reflect any credit on his
manhood. consistency, or liberality. Let
hun remember what would become OF the
government and our unfortunate and
fllcted IL everybody settled their taxes by
"tenGer Of coupons" Don't let the let
ter Of the law cause you to love self so
much rs to forget your duty to your COUP
try and Your kind. G.. NJ. A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-17
AGoOd Joke.

One OF our Virginia exchauge;-which
one can it be has Washington CORE
spondent who tells what certain Virginians
visiting Washington siy--as follows:
"They also say that the Republicans in
their rext campaign will almost certainly
favor the settlement Of the state debt upon
the terms proposed by the creditors, ana
that such a policy will gain them the sup
port Of many debt.paying people who have
heretofore always acted with the Demo
Gratis, and who now think the danger OF
Mahoneism is over"
All we fear in that connection is that the
Republicans will come out flst-footed for
Reputation and sweep the State. The
country people are in no humor to be triied
with. All the coupons which are forced
into the Treasury are now, in obedience to
law, charged up against the bonds from
which they were clipped. We know Of no
man who denies the power Of the State to
refuse to pay any ard all OF her bonds.
PRAY what Will the bondholders make in
the end by crowding the Treasury with
these "cut-wOrms Mississippi repu.
dated her bonds forty years ago, and no
power has been found on this planet to
compel her to pay them. Pray, do not
compel Virginia to follow that bad exam
Dle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-17
MECKLENBURG.
TIE QUESTION OF IMPROVING TIE
ROANOKE RIVER.
What II will Cost Chase City Notes.-The
temperance Question-Rail-
roads-Porsonal.
correspondence of,he Richmond Dispatchl

~
CHASE CITY, Va, Nov. 10, 1896.
Yesterday was our regular County Court
dav. The crowd was not as large rs usu H.,
and business In trading not very active.
I,rummers from your city and Baltimore
were numerous and eager TO sell.
The Temperance wave l. spreading over
The county, and judge Homes. In refusing
an application for license 10 sell liquor,
announced his purpose to refuse license
10 any one in future, even II a nj person
and the place suitable and convenient. IL
the people OF the vicinity petitioned against
II.
Much interest was manifested in the i'm
movement Of The Roanoke river so rs To
1--WE four feet n water for Gi,y-three miie-
below ClaIksville. A survey has been
made by the United States engineers. and
the estimated cost IL about SlSl 900 10 make
the stream na,Igable. Colonel Townes in
teryiewed tire people on the subject. aud a
meeting o; the citizens was called Tor next
court to take proper steps In prosecuting
the enterprise.
The coupon question was not mentioned
and has ceased TO he topic OF discussion.
Candidates for the various county offices
next spring are already IN the field, and the
contest promises to be lively in the Repuo-
lican ranks.
Prospects are now favorable for the cxten.
sion OF the Richmond and Meckenburg
railroad TO oxford, n. c. This will bring
TO our market here some OF the fine tobac.
cos OF Gretnville county, so much desired
by our toblcco.dealers in this market.
At recent public sale near here corn
sold at go per barrel. and oats at 30 cents
per hundred. Horses, cattle, and sheep
commanded good prices.
Strange TO say, parties are now engaged
In crttipg hickory timber near this place to
he shipped TO Massachusetts to be returned
In sXe.helyCs, Spokes, and hubs, TO be sold
where il was grown TO the people.
As an evidence OF how small things ac-
cumulate. one firm here Informed me that
SINCE the 18th Of last April they bad pur-
chased and sold nearly 5000 chickens
eggs also by the thousand dozens.
New buildings continue tC 20 up here,
and tobacco.iaciory will soon be in opera
ton. The Daptists propose building a
parsonage.
Rev. A. VI. Sale has esIgned the pastOrate
ot the Presbyterian church here, and will
probably locate IN Texas.
Rev. w. L. Green has been pastor on
this Methodist circuit for three years, and
The general desire is that The Conference
will return him to the same field OF labor.
Rev. J. +. Hutson, the well-known and
successful evangelist, is conducting meet
ing at Buffalo church, in this county.
The announce nent is made OF the mar
risge this evening Of Mr.. Philip c. Pope,
OF Richmond, TO Miss Pattie Browne, OF
BeyGton.
Rev. j. II. Newbll baptized six persons
last sunday snd preached three sermons.
He is an untiring worker and an eloquent
and impressive speaker. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-17

PATTI THIRTY-FIvE YEARS AGo.-A Pc
tersturg friend has sent to us copy OF the
Petersburg Express OF January 20, 1853,
which contains an article from the Rich
mond Dispatch, written we presume by Its
founder, telling OF ADELINA PATHS first
appearance in this city. As PATTI, now
Nine. ADELISA PATII.NICoLINI, arrived in
New York from Europe last Sunday, and
is now an object Of general attention in the
papers OF the country, an extract from the
article above referred to ought to be read
with interest. We quote, therefore, the
following sentences:
"Adelina Patti Is q little gIrl, apparently
not more than eight years (oid).
Everybody appeared TO feel afraid lest her
extreme youth should be subjected to a
trial too great for her strength. There was
no occasion for alarm, however. for she
soon appeared to be perfectly at case"
"Tbe voice OF so mere child cannot OF
course have attained its full scope and
souudness OF intonation. 1t is, neyerthe-
less, deliciously mellow, and its higher
tones are as rich and airy as the notes OF a
flute. She appears to sing without the
slightest effort-indeed, music seems to be
~ natural to her as to the Virginia mock.
ing.b We should think she could
hardly open her mouth without its es-
Gaping"
And so on. Evidently the Dispatch
critic knew what he was talking about.
All that he said Of the child OF eight years
has been illustrated in her subsequent life
upon the stage. She ought to read that
criticism of 1853 with infinite satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-17

Why not settle the question at the next
session OF Congress? Everybody Ia for
"revenue REFORM" Everybody wants the
tariff revised. Let the leaders Of both fac
tions agree to agree to disagree, and give
the country Democratic tariff before the
4th OF March next.-Richmond Dispatch
Yes, indeed; why noty Wewill answer.
Your friend Mr.. Randall and his thirty-odd
following aud the combined Republican
party say 1t shall not be. That's why. =
GoldSboro' Messenger.
Dir. RANDALL himself offered tariff bill
during the last session OF Congress. lie
claims to be ready at all times TO better the
tariff. He is a statesman, and thinks al
least that he knows enough to enable him tC
revise the existing tariff in the interest Of
the whole country. Why not denounce thu
men who refused to consider his bill n
well AZ those who refused to consider Dir
MORRsoS's!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-17
Edwin Booths illness costs him owe
y. 500 Per night.

Edwin Booths illness costs him over
$1,000 per night.
Matthew Arnold. who has been IN in
spector Of schools for the Westminster dis.
trIct Of London during the past thirty-fve
years, Las just resigned that position. re-
ceiying as II farewell gift silver claret.iug
and saver from the teachers.
Lieutenant Hem, the plucky owner OF
the yacht Galatoa. will pass the winter in
New York, with his equally plucLy little
vile. Their craft is now lying off the
BROOKLYN nayy-yard, but /, in excellent
condition for the winter.
One OF the most interesting figures at the
recent Congress OF Orlenigli>ts ut Vienna,
s-ys 4 correspondent, was the Hindu
Bran darkar. professor at the Deccan Col.
lcge IN POonah, who wore = snow-whitc
turbau and sash, and who read IN fluent
English an address on palm.leaf manu-
ecrlIt m :be Prakrit dialect recently dis
covered by him. II deals with the religion
OF the jams, Hindu sect, formerly very
prevalent in the Dcccfn, which occupied a
middle ground between Hrahminism and
Buddhism, and one OF whose tcnetS was
the Cctial Of the sacred character Of the
VeGas. Professor Bhandarkar al'O made
remarks on other manuscripts discovered
by him. one OF which has been published
by the Sanskrit scholar, Professor Buhlcr,
Of Vienna.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-17
The Preacher COntradIcfed by ths
Imtnc

A Washington special Of Mondly saws:
Judge Smell, OF the City Police Court, ere
stcd q sensation in Parson Newman's
church last night by getting up and deny
iug the statemo nj Of Il young minister about
the interse wickedpcss OF the capital.
PsTson Newman was unwPll. and bad
asked the Young Chicago clergyman, Rev.
Florence Mccarthy, 10 preach for him. In
the course Of his sermon he made 4 stalls
tical contra.t OF the wickcdness OF Chicago
and Washington, which was decidedly I'M
favorable TO the latter. Judge smell showed
that the comparison was an unfair one. and
Rev. Or. Newman, who was in one oi the
front pcws. briefly endorsed Judge Smells
INTERPRETATION OF fhe statistics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-17
P';oI.Os srs.
IMPROVING JAMES RIVER.
L Virginia.

PROPOSALSIOK DIE DGiNG ANn T. 70
FXCANAIfON. CoN~THC'f'FN 't
NATTkf~S DYKES. 40 l1N.
STKICrlON AND tNIaN-
siDN OF JtlII-.,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-17

r. q. Fontaine's Condensed Long. Hand
and Rapid Writer's companion. New
York: The American News Company.
The above Is the title Of work designed
by Nr. +. G. DE FoSrAiSE, financial editor
Of the New York Star, for the use OF stu
dents attending lectures, journalists, tele-
graphers, typewriters. lawyers, clergymen,
and corresponding CLERKS, aud Is an iuge-
uious application Of the principles Of short
hand to the letters and symbols Of the or.
binary alphabet.
For xle BY the Publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-17
Archbishop Elder on Catholic Nrr-
riagcs.

Archbishop Elder Monday morning in
answer to the question. " Do you intend &c
carry ont the DEGREES Of the recent Council
at Baltimore with regard to performing
marriage ceremonieSf :" said: 81 believe il
is left 10 the prudence Of the bishops, but
tie admonitions Of the Synod are to that
eject. In the Catholic Church matrimOny
is one OF the sacraments and should only
be received with The most intense devotion
The msrtiage ceremonies should not be Sc
brief. but more impressive, and the couple
should be IN state Of grace, have made !
general confession. and be prepared to re-
ceiyc the holy communion at the nuptia
mass. think we shall he stricter hereafter
in regard TO that NATTER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-17
Naval Cadets I'm Disgrace.

Two cadets Of the Naval Academy at An
napols are undergoing solitary confinement
on the prlson-ship Santee as punishment
Tor disrespectiul conduct towards an officer
Recently while on drill some Of the third
and fourth class became demonstratiye be-
cause their military instructor, Ensign
Haeseler, continued the drill longer than
they thought was necessary on cold day
and they gave vent to their Indignation by
Kissing in the ranks. For this apparent
INSTRUMENTATION the superintendent OF the
Academy, to whom the matter was report
ed, has ordered extra drills to be given the
classes engaged In the affair twice week
until further orders and sent two OF the re-
calcilIants into SOLITARY"