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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-09

NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON sTEAMBoArco
POWERFUL IRON PALACE STEAMERS
WASHINGTON" and NORFOLK.
Daily At from the foot Of 7th ST. for Fortr,s,
Monroe. Newport News. Norfolk. Virginia Bssch
Portsmouth and the south Through sleeping car
service Wis Norfolk and Carolina railroad and Atsntic
Coast line. between Norfolk. Wilmington. chaslss-
ton. Savannah. Jacksonville and st. Augustine
JNo. CALLAHAN.
d17-n Gen supt.
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GEORGETOWN.
THE CATHOLIC UNION.

THE CATHOLIC UNION.
After the regular business meeting Of the
Georgetown Catholic Union on Tuesday night
an excellent program carried out. Walter
d. Nolan sang the "Armorers Song from the
opera Robin Hood and Robert Engehesrt
gave 80, Promise Me" from the same opera.
Thomas Fnllalove gave a very clever recitation,
which was well received. The Erminie Quar-
tet beautifully sang "Apnie Laurie" and n
sextet, composed of W. ID. and J. J. Nolan,
Edward Miller. J. Burrows Waters, Robert En-
gleheart and Albert Murray, sang acceptaby.
j. j. Nolan also gave a comic song, which closed
the evenings entertainment
FAIR IN GRACE CHURCH.
For the purpose of raising fund to purchase
a new organ fair was held last night at Grace
Church under the auspices of the Aid Society
which was more of a success than the most san
guine dreamed of. Drapings of pretty deslgns
were everywhere conspicuous, and lastly ar
ranged booths, presided by attractive
attendants, did much toward the filling of the
fund box. To make the occasion dOubly in
teresting concert was given which pleased the
most fastidious. Among those who assisted in
making the affair successful were Miss Grimes,
Mrs. sullivan and Mrs. Schultze. who had
charge of the fancy table: Mrs. Bouse. Miss
Grimes, Miss Bouse. Mrs. Weaver and Mrs.
Gissel, who administered TO the wants Of the
hungry. and Misses Dundee and Demberth
who exacted triies from those who patronized
the grab bag. The fair will be continued to-
night.
NOTES.
At the Gay Street Baptist Church tomorrow
night Prof. J. n. Ingram of California will de-
liver an entertaining lecture Oh liking Kaa-
kauai Kingdom"
The seventh annual election of officers of the
Masonic Aid Society held last night at their
hall on 32d street with the following result: A.
b. Jackson, president; George j. Fritch. vice
president; F. ". Storch, secretary, and Charles
Becker. treasurer.
l.. A. Barr yesterday sold to II. d. and F. r.
Gordon for $4,000 lots 1874 and 1856 in Barr and
others sub in square 40 of Bealrs addition, and
c. H. Cragin, trustee, transferred to c. H. Mar
shall part Of lot rs, square 95, Holmead's addi-
ton.
Little Benjamin McCauley. the three-year-
old child who set fire to his clothes on Monday
last. died yesterday from the effect Of the burns
received.
The Misses Balls class gave an ENJOYABLE
public dance last night at Linthicum Hall.
Rev. VIM. J. Seaman. S. j., of Trinity
Catholic Church has entered upon a two weeks
retreat at Georgetown College. During his
absence Father Roccofort will be acting pastor.
Found Dead in Bed.
Yesterday afternoon Stephen Tobin, aged
thirty years, residing at 112 Pierce street with
his mother, returned home about $3.50 o'clock
and went to bed. About 1880 o'clock he was
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As true as steel. DR.. BuIs Cough syrup.
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h II. W. HUIDEKopER AND REUBEN FosTKI

schedule in effect Novenls.r 10 100,
All trains arr We and lesye st Pennsylvsnia psssss-
ger station. Washington. ID. e.
n 80 q. ~ -paly. connects at Lvnnhburs fsr sff
stations on Norfolk and Western rsirosd and tor al
principAl roints south y. Division. Of Richrnon1
and washington TO atlanta. connecting thence w1sk
Sleeper 70 New Orleans via MantsumerY aud TOT Man
phis via btrinineham. uniting at Danvfils With
sleeper tor augusta. connerfs ~ Manassas for Frout
hoys snd StrAshure daily eyrept Sunday
~ r. m: Daily for Narreut ana Charlottesville
and thronsh train for Front Royal and
except Sunday.
10. Is .. r.-Dslly WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
WESTERN NEsTIBrLfD LIMITED. COMPOSED an
Cars ana runs 10 Atlanta fiime Is hour-) With Pull
nan Sleeper through New York aud ws.hins-on 1,
New brleans via MONTGOMERY sni New Y0rk and
Waenlnefon 10 Aiken snf Augusta via rolumhia
and Washington &. M-mphisvta BIZ miDsham Dtniae
car New York 20 MONTGOMERY
90 y nl-Datly for all principsl roint. .Suth ~
N,chmond and nanville system. Pulllaan sie~psr.
Nv YORK and WsshinE-ton To Rot SPRINGS viz A.hs-
vile: and wsshingtnn 20 Atlanta
leave Washington at s. 10 a m, 4 n r. m, ana 8
r n. daily. Returning arrive WASHINGTON y na m
ao 2. m, and q 50 IN. daily Train lee Wing wash
neton y - y M and arriving q So runs % sa4
Through traps from The south sr-fv. w..hinssss
80 An. 10 20 q. m and q. 10 q. Msns--.s Divfs-
Ion; 10 20 a m. and p % m. except sunday.
Ilskets sleeInng Car ressrvatinns and tuformatfoo
FURNISHED AZ once. 1909 Pennsyiyanis ave. aud 81
Passenger Station. PennsylvAnis Railroad wssblas-
/. s. BROWN. General Agent Passenger Dsps
W. a. TURK, General Passenger Agent
W. X. GREEN. General MsnAx-r. Ms
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Found Dead in Bed,

Found Dead in Bed.
Yesterday afternoon stephen Tobin, aged
thirty years, residing at ll2 Pierce street with
his mother, returned home about $3.50 o'clock
and went to bed. About 1880 o'clock he was
found dead.
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(Continued on .SixM Page.
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W. II. DENNIS.

". II. Dennis, an assistant in the United
States coast survey, said he had charge of the
drawing division. He said he knew Schneider
in 1ss7-sS, who was then employed as
draughtsman in the office. Witness some
times inspected his work, and considered him
good copyist He saw nothing peculiar about
Schneider. and rather fancied him, considering
him rather pleasant young man.
To Mr.. Mattingly the witness said he did moi
personally know why Schneider left the office.
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Bseeaee called for and checked from hotels end
re- dences by Union Transfer 90. on orders leN e
j. T. oDEfL. CHks ~ ecr'fI
Gen. Manager TnlSl 0.n p..s IL,
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DENTISTRY

GRoSH0NS DENTAL PARLoRs, ESTABLISHED
49, is3i Los 18th st. NV. Full sets ~, 012 ana
Oid T i,tes made new Open day and night and
ja26-lms
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-29

wyrzekl pan ~jeneral ia zaswiadcze "
Petersburgu, 70 syn wasz jest dobrym
patryota polskim, ale ME socyalista".
A gdy matka okazaaa Przestrach, wy
wo2any ostatnismi Slowly, dodal: nNie
b6jcie sic = patryotyzm Polski ME jest
zle widzisny Petersburgu".
Jak pogodric powyaej p~rzytoczoDe
slowa Z przesladowaniami ~polskosci M
kazdym krokuf
- Naczelnik straty xiemskiej, poS
wiatu Leczyckiego, przyaresztowai "
Czestochowie, slynuego roEb6jnika
Mielczarka, kt6ry przez kilka lat byi
Postrachem okohcy i dopuszczal sic ole
glych napad6w N dwory i plebsnie-
Ma czele candy, uz~brojouej " rewolwe.
~ i sstylety, obrabowai zamoany pahao
p. Wefyka, ~nastepuie dw6r pahstwa
Pedzickich " Domaradzynie. Odzna-
cxai sic przytem kwio4erczoscia i zabil
klika os6b.
Pod silna eskortR odstawiono 90 do
Warszawy i osadzono " wierieniu Sled
czem.
= 2 Petersburga donosza 70 stara.
mia podjete o u~Eyskanie pozwoleuia M
urzadzenie W Warszawie wielkiej wy
stawy przemYsiowej, ME odniosa po4a-
danego skutku, decyzya wypadnie Cd
mownie.
= Warszawa. Pan Mendelsohn, po-
siadsjacy bardzo oenna galerye obra-
z6w, postanowii wysla6 swe zbiory ma
wystswe do Chicago.
- w skutek raportu policmajstra
Kleigelsa, ~jenersl Hurko ka1al zam-
knac szkoie froeblowska PREY ulioy
Marszaikowskiej, zostajaca pod kierun-
klein pani Wilskiei.
w szk6aoe tel, jsk twierdzi general
Hurko, odbywala sic niedozwolona nau-
ks ozytauia i pisania ma tel zasadzie
szk6lke zamknieto.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-29

sfai do gmiu przynaleanoici. TAX koh-
ezy sic obiecany raj m~oskiewski.
IN. Ref" donosi, 70 W ~spuscizuie
20 KraszewsEim kt6ry syi " ssrdecznsj
Przyjazui Z Lenartowicreu, pozostalo
pare rzezb orygiualnych iego diuts.
Dzieia to wraz Z innemi zbiorami / bi
bliotets Up. Kraszewskiego, dotad ME
sprzedani, Przechowywsne byiy u p.
Adama Milaszewskiego. Byioby wielce
Poasdanem, ably drogie " oczach og6lu
rodakow Pamistki pc masowieckim
lirniku mogly znaletc umiesscssuis "
Muzeuu narodowem, PsEi Bronislawa
Lsnartowiczowa posiada r6wnie4 wiele
iistow P~rywatnych Up. L~euartowicsa. n
wierajacych okolicznoiciows utwory
Poetyckie. Listy owe - ME teras je-
ssoze 70 wzgled6w rod1innych, loo.
P6zoiej przekaza1e zostanS do sbior6w
publicsnych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-29
4 zabOru ~PruskiegO.

Ksiadz dxiekan Wolinski, ~proboszcz
sw. Wojciecha " Poznaniu odebral ma
sw6j wniosek o zaprowadzenie polskie-
60 iszyka wykladovego W nauce religii
" szkole We Winiarach, nastepujscs
odpowiedz cd ~kr6lewskiej Rsjencyi,
kt6rs nitej podajemy:
Rejencya.
Oddzial ola spraw koscielnych
szk6lnych W Poznaniu..
Ma przediotenie z dnia 81 cEerwca
1892 roku, donosimy Przewielebnemu
ksiedzu Dziekanowi najuniseniej, re
wedle wyniku odbytej ma dniu 81 Lutte
go r. b. we Winiarach rewizyi, doszli-
Sony do ~przekonania, se ozesc dzieci
ohodzscych do najuiaszego i srodkowe-
go oddzisiu. ME zupe1nie Jeszcze nabyiy
bieglosci W utywAniu niemieckiego je
zyka, s.eby mogiy z dobrem zrozumie-
MEM brad udziai W nauce religii, wykls.
dsnej W tym jezyku:
Zarzadzilismy przeto, ae Z poczatkiem
nowego roku szkolnego uczniowie maj
niaszego, jako te4 Pisrwszy rocznik
~srodkowego udzialu nsuke religii We
Winisrach pobierac maja " iezyku pol
skim. Pc r-ozszerzeniu zakladu do czte-
roklAsowego systemu, pohierac beda
uczniowie ~obydw6ch najntszych ny i
JID klss nauke religii W polskim jezy-
ku. Reszta uczni6w we Wiuiarach
umie lyle 20 niemiscku, 10 u Mich 90 do
nauki religii ME potrzebujs nsstspie
zniana obecnego stanu rzeczy.
Rozporzadzsuiem tenn uwyasmy Ears-
ZEN wniosek Wgo ksiedzs Dziekana I
dnia 20 pszdzisrnika 1892 T. o Espro
wadsenie polskiego spiewu koSoielnego
IA z~aiAtwiony.
- Pewnsgo Ohlopoa ~Szkolnsgo ns
Jezycach chcial dnia / Msrca q rana "
pomissEkaniu sresztows6 ~polioyant
odprowadsi6 do szkoly. Chlopiec, kt6-
~ jesEcse lsasl " l6tku, wystraszony
widokiem policysnta, rzucil sic = s6aks
ku oknu, kt6sem beg nsmysiu wysko-
ozyl III pietra. Mo2na sobie wysts-
wild zsdziwienie w~ystraszonej tym wi
dokiem rodziny 1 policysnts, gdy WI.
rzawszy oknem -spostrze4opo chiopska
10 zdrowemi czlonksmi uoiekajRcego
ulics. Dnis nsstePnsgo jeduskse ME
minal 60 los odprowadEenis do sskoiy
przsz polioYsnts.
- Kolo polskie podslo do lsski mar
szslka Sejmu Pruskiego izby d~sputowa-
nych wniosek nsstepujaoy:
,Do ustnego ~sprawozdanis z obrAd
komisyi acknowledgement Prus zscho
dnich i W. KS. POEuahskiego ! do me
moryaiu ns rok 1892, p~rSedloAOuegO
izbie " myE prawa Z dnis 70 kwietnis
1885 r. Mr.. "a Druk6w, III.
Izbs poselsks zschee uchwalic PREY
jeCie nsstepujtcei rezolucyi:
Kr6lswski rad uprasEa sic o Przedio-
aeuie sejmowi jsk nsiryehlej = o lie
motnosoi ~jeszOze " bie1acei sesyi :
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-29

Projektu do praws " celu xnissienia
ustawy o kolonizacYi niemieOkiej ola
Prus Z~aohodnich, w. Ks. Poznahsk;ego
Z dnia rs kwietuia 1885 r.
Leon CEarlihski.
Wiad. Rroduicki. Stefan Cegielski.
DR.. Jul. Chelmicki. Ks. Zdz. CEarto-
ryski. Ks. pralat DR.. Jsfdzswski.. J6
zef Grabski. Stan. Notify. KS. kan.
Ks. Lie. R~adziejewski.
St. Ro1ahski. Karol Sczaniecki.
Shredder. DR.. Hsnryk Szumau. DR..
Jan Z6ftowski".
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z xaboru- austryack1ego.

Teofla Lenartowicxa odbyi dnia 1go.
Marca rb. o godzin:e 5tej posiedsenie
ma kt6rym personal---very. DR.. Asnyk
zdai sprawe Z Eodr6ay deputacyi do
Lwowa: Namiestnik oGwiadczyl, 10
Przeciw ~zio4eniu zwtok poety " kryp-
sic M Skaioe ME zachodzi aadna pre-
szkoda. Wobeo tego Komitet posta-
nowia xrobic podanie do Q. K. Mamie
stnictwa o udzielenis ozwolsuia urze-
dowego, uwiadomi6 Rsde 10. Lwowa
pismem M rece prezYdenta Mochna-
o uchwale xaoasnia zwlok W gro
bic xasiu1onych, zawiadomie redzine o
uchwaIe Komitetu Z prosba by zwloki
do maja mogay we F~lorsncyi pozostae,
Poniewa4 w~czesniej trudno bedzie po-
grzeb doprowadzie do skutku, porozu-
miec sic : Przeorem 90. Paulin6w 90
do ~pozwolenia utyoia krypty, wreszcie
zaPytae Wydziai Krsjowy, cry zamie-
pogrzeb urzsdzic kosztem kraju.
= nNarodna C1asopys'' donosi, 70
wloscianami Rusinsmi " okoli-
cy Przemyila objswii sic nadzwyozajny
ruch umysiowy, i starry j mlodzi game
sic do Towarzystwa oSwiaty. We wsi
Maikowioe zamierzaja wystawi6 dem
m czytelnie, orsz ma pomieszczenie
w tel tax waanej sprawie
! ks. Adam Sspieha bierze u
dziai, ofiarujac m~ateryalna pomoc.
Take sama c~zYtelnie ! sklep zakiadajs|
sami wioscianie We wsi Pozdeczi, IA
K. szwedzihskiego patryoty
ru~sihskiego.
= w Borszczowie IA i~nicyatywa p.
Norberta Okotowicza zawiazal sic Cd
dfial Towarzystwa Rodzins, majacy ma
,elu ubezpieczsnie .Oficyalist6w pry.
watnych " ~tamtejszei okolicy. Wnet
sea przystapii do Rodziny ~oficyalisci
d6br Czarkowskich Cole
iowskich.
= Pred 10 laty ucieki z Krakowa
Saul Moerser sprzeniewierzywszy
swojemu prynoypalowi 500 marek, kt6-
re ~posiuayiy mu ma opedzeuie koszt6w
podr64y do AmerYki. Zbiegiy Moerser
ohcsc zsPomniec zupelnie o Europe,
obywatelstwo ameryka6skie ii
pod opieka oby watslstwa Stan6w prey
byi do Krskows.
To jednak ME zspomniano o niedo.
szlyu synu Marsa (gdys Moerser uciekl
pred powinnoscia w~ojskowa) ! pomimo
wykszania sic sWojego Obywsselstwa Z
p0lkuli Mr.. Charles Mercy 70
'tAi wsadzony do aresztu pod tslegraf,
zkad oddapy bedzie wiadzom sadowym.
= Posea do rady pshstwa StanislAw
Szczepsnowski nabywszy kopalnie we
Rls M Pokuciu uzyskal Cd rIadu poz-
wolsnie ns poszukiwsnie wegls ma OBJ.
sarze 80 kilometr6w. Obeonie dwie
koPalnie % W ruchu, ktore daja 90
4 zieDnis cd $40 wsgon6w wegla
wybOrnegO gatunku. Kopslnie mu-
'zyhsks P~oitczouo jua koleja t~sIszns
stscya sop6w, M ukohczsniu zai
Jest koIei msjscs pOaaOzyc druga ko-
" NowOdelicy ~ stAcys Wydy.
now. Gornik6w lioza obis kopslnis
okosO 200. P. Szczepanowski Ebudo-
wal 30 dom6~ Ola robotnik6w, Q dxieki
msisouh p. Ssosspanowskie-
20 powstais 1 sEk6lks ludowa dla dzieoi
Pokiady wegla nadEwYczsj
prEedstswisja moznos6 skspIos-
towania tego4 90 najmniej lat pisedzie-
= Galicyjski Seim zwoasny EOstAnie
M kwiecieh. Sesya Ia rozpo oznie sic
IL . 18 kwistnia.
= W sprawie emigraoYi wloscisn do
Esmisszcza sGaz. Lwowska" ma
stePujacy komunikat:
Nv Sprawie tel, lyle dOnioslej Ola
naszego kraju, kt6ra oaly nasz og0 tax
tywo interesuje, otrzymujemy dsis
soisle sutentyozne . niezniernie wsane
wiadomosci, kt0remy spleszymy po-
dzielic she Z nasEymi czy~telnikami.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
CHASED THROTGH THREE HOTSES.
rOuNDsM,N FARRELL AND THREE BURGLARS
HAVE \ RACE.

rOuNDsM,N FARRELL AND THREE BURGLARS
HAyE \ RACE.
| Roundsman John J. Farrell Of the Twenty fourth
Irrcincr did not succeed in catching the three burg
lars whom he chased through three house, In tho dark
hour, Of yesterday morning. but he proved himself
To be brave and pucky officer. Just after II. u.
Yesterday DR.. Joseph g. Wmack. who lives at NO.
: West Eighty second st.. heard the sound of smash
Ing glass; followed by whistle lie ran
IN the window IN time to see "A
slight wiry figure run across the street from the
opposite side and Chamber over the gateway leading
70 the alley which extends from Elshtysc ond ST.
to Eighty third-st and along the rear "f the
houses fronting on Central Park. West DIR. Wallack
called Pollcoman Bclingcr who OH III" post.
and NJ the same moment ROundsman John J. Farrell
ran mp. At first the policemen believed that the
BURGLAR had made an entry into the Eighty second
It. npartmcnl-h houses. one of whlch-thc Ku'i'uH'-
i owned by Neil Buigcs, Going through the base
mcnt 0f No. West Eighiy-sccOnd ST., ana th'h'"
dambcrng over the roof Of boiler house. Farrell
who had left Bellingcr on guard, jumped down H'o
tho allevway. There. he started toward the
Eighty bird 81. side. he three figures on the
hrc escape at the rear OF the second floor OF NO.
o2j Central Park, West. on this floor lives Deputy
Coroner Weston
The thieves had sooner seen F"rrtn '"an'
clamhertne down with the agility Of cats 'ney r',"
through lie boiler houses Of No. 226 Central inrh'
West and thence into the cellar Of NJ West Ele'ty-
ird-st. Clos, bchind them the roundsmah. Al Inc
II the 4 locked glass door, one plo"
with an iron bar smashed the glass; anu one "i'et
smother they dived through the open space. faTr'h
Jumped. stumbled and fell a,d then. staggering 10
lis feet. hr took n q" h lder7 through th' broken
window. Right before him WAS the gate Oh INC
Eighty thiId-si. side and be- made toward IL a' "ie
last Of the three men clambered over the TOP farr'
got to the gate and vaulted over Ii IL the 'h'''eS
vanished In the darkness. Three times he snapped
bi, revolver, but the weapon held fire, while the
men lenped the low park wall ana were gone
An examination Of the premises showed that the
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The president Of the court martial ,s yic.-
Admiral Sir Michel Culme-Seymour. Of tbo crnis.r
Hawke, who succeeded Vice Admiral Sir George
Tryon as comtpander-in- chief on th. Mclitorrn.o,
Statlon. Wor-Adiniral Tracey j. the vicc-presi-
dent; Captain Alfred Leigh winsloe by order
other officers who had bccn detailed "a members
OF the court were Captain A. p Lake senior officer
at Gibraltar; Captain Charles Iohnslone. of the
,,iamperdoWn; Captain Pelham Aldrich. Of the
Hawke; Captain Wollorton c. Karslale Of the
Colossus Captain Robert F. IIammck, of the
Triumph; Captain William A d. Acland of the
Edgar, and Captain F. F. Icfrcys Of the Hood.
Tho Judee-Advocatc is Secretary Rchard. private
secretary to Vice-Admiral Culme-Seymour
oap,al1 bourke took exception TO Captains john
stone and Acland sitting on the trial, basing his
objection to them on the fact that they Lad been
present al the time of the disaster and on the
further fact that they had been summoned 10 tes-
tfy in behalf of the prosecution The Court al
lowed the objections and Captains Johnstone and
Acland were replaced by Captain Gerald c. Lang
Custance of the Phaeton. Captain Bourkc then
objected to Captain Custance on the same grounds
Ibis objection also was allowed, and Captain
Charles Grey Robinson, of the Trafalgar was ap-
pointed in place of Captain Custance.
The trial opened with the reading by Judge
Advocate Rickard Of the first dispatch sent by
Rear r-Admiral Markham, whose flag was the
Campcrdown at the time of the accident announc-
ing the loss of the Victoria to the Admiralty: and
the subsequent dispatches forwarded by the Rear
Admiral. letter written by Rear-Admiral Mark
ham on July was also read. In this letter
minor points in the dispatches were corrected and
the statement was made that in reply to Vicc-Ad-
miral Tryon's question What are you waiting
for? signalled after the Vice Admiral saw that
his order for the fatal manoeuvre not being
ohcyed. Rear-Admiral Markham had signalled that
he did not quite understand the Vice-Admiral's
order
The Judge Advocat, also read letter addressed
TO Rear Admiral Tracey in which Captain Bourke
said that in Lis opinion the engines of both the
Victoria and Campcldown put three nuart"rs
instead of full speed astern before the collision
Captain Bourkc in this letter. said he concluded
that the telegraph indicators in the cngine-room
dcviated from the indicator on the bridge, and
thus tho signal from the bridge hal been mIsreld
Ev the engineer on watch.
Constructor Newman, Of the Malta Dockyard,
testified that the last time the Victoria III the
dockyard her watcrtght chambers and scuttos
in perfect order
ADMIRAL TYRON on LITERAL OBEDIENCE.
II is reported this evening that last January
Admiral Tryon issued an order 10 the effect that
wien the literal obedience of a signal would cause
a collision or any other disaster, the officers in
command of the vessels involved should act upon
their own responsibility to avoid danger. Risks
justifiabe in war the Admiral is reported TO have
said, not justiliable in peace.