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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07

Cant. Henry Bailey, OF the steamer
state of Washington. found II necessary
"a severely beat with an umbrella STICK
an attorney named \. II. Camel from EV-
erett on the evening Of the Fourth as Inc
steamer was coming in with a big excur-
sion party. Camel sat in the passage Way
with his chair back against state rooin
and his feet elevated 20 the top OF table.
,--.,,,r,ieteIv blocking the way. lie was NOT
a, ali sober. and as two ladies ,ried 10
PASS. he Is said TO have demahoso Mo-
rom each as a payment Of toll. capt.
BAILEY. seeing the performance, wen, -
me disciple of Blackstone and asked MN
~ lower his elevated supports. Ihe 4atte.
ro.,,sea aud as the determined captain
pushed them down the lawyer jumped ana
struck Bailey in the breast. baney S'a
20, return the Insult. but Camel pulled
,,,r and at this juncture Purser Chariey
brake. who is a great vanlter. jumped me
+.hses and chairs and seized and wres,ed
80 ey,,r from Camers hands. Bailey
grabbed Gamers umbrella and struck l mn, nm
n severe blow on the side or me neal, I ys,
,ng him, out. lie was taken back 10 h'-
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More Mn, street Grade Appeals.

Notices Of appeal TO the superior court
from the rea ssessmeeSt on lesler aveTsie
have been flied with Tire city clerk by
iyN.,<s, r. prIrse T. s. Chase, Afexeuier
McRae. Joseph II. Bridge. Albert kfnss.
7. Christ, J. w. Van Tsrocklin. d.esetae
Naarer. II. X. Inward Anna c. WuHAier.
Jarse NyhBte. Ella w. Peterson. Margaret
S,ut,tyar and Louisa G.. I'roscst. the ap-
,,eaas are taken on ths ground eslat hne
alleged improvements were ssiiiy n ns-
.r.ssi rsi tia,i harm instead Of good; taat
sa,.v were not authorized by law: naac
she assessment proposed by tho assess
won't r,ogl ard the assessment roll fseEf
were made without Authority; 1haf @fe
sassess,nessus were largely IN excess OK
fhe cost and value OF the Improvements,
80. .,ts-,- xssfh xhe Interest rtlerern. and
49, ,h, assessments were not equally 40
,~,-~kna,xssi
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IMPORTANT LAND CASE REOPENED
New and Unprecedented Proceeding
by the Assistant Attorney General.

A novel proceeding on the part o. the
assistant United States attorney general
Vivian Brent. In the case OF Hamilton VS..
Jewett. involving 50 acres OF valuable boz
tom land near Halter City. came TO light
yesterday afternoon through a letter re-
ceived by George B. Chaplin.
John Hamilton entered this tract under
the homestead law and Elmer Jewett un-
der the presumption law. Hamilton con-
tested Jewett's final proof and the case
went to the secretary OF the interior. be-
ing decided each time In favor OF Jewett.
On May 2, 1895, Randolph 81 Chapin. artor-
neys for Hamilton. fled motion Cor a
review of the secretary's decision the
principal point being that 1t did not pass
on the equity of the case and cid not con-
slider facts as shown by petition before
the secretary, OF which he should haVe
taken judicial notice. This referred to an
affiaavit OF twenty OF Hamiiron's neigh.
hors that he was a bona fde settler ana
that Jewett abandoned the claim.
This motion was made under ne" ruie
relative 70 motions for review ana was
referred TO the assistant attorney seher-
al who allowed the review.
Heretofore all these matters nave oeea
transferred through the local land once
hut In .hts case all the papers on "hlch
the motion was based were forwarded Ill
rect to the attorneys.
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.aonsnins OF all notices required bv law
oe published. IN the lowest ana hes,
s~.sca4asion consscered). OF Ali the "a |.
r'seo py the board on the Ist dxv OF
lnefesore. Be II ordered by the boar
a1l .ne members concurring. that All ad-
,Sisins and Official publishing OF notsc--
20 De done by King county, Wash or hv
souh.y onc.als. as provided by statute.
zone oy the Post-TnteiligencerP Publish
s company for the term of one year
siom the 10Th day OF July, 1886, to the los \
uay OF July. ls~, the compensation there
Tor. as per the bid OF the said Post-Ius en-,
seneer Publishing Company, to be as fol-
Firs,-For publishing Official notice.
zen uv) cents per inch (singie column
meaSaremenu for each and every inser-
uon required by law. an such notices to
oe SET IN nonparel type unless otherwise
ordered.
Second-For publishing tho delinquent
tax HIST, five 60 cents for each description.
Tor the fun time required by law.
And the Post-InteIligencer Is hereby
designated the official paper OF King coun-
~. Wash. for one year from and after tina
10th day OF July. 1896
FRED GAsCH.
"F. O. MCPHERSON.
wv. II. HEATCN,
BOARD Of County Commissioners, King
County. Wash"
Done this 9Th day OF July, 1885"
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claim OF 81. 50 q Strive, Allen. Hughes
d AcMicken. for legal services.
The receivers third report in the case
OF Jose VS. Lynch was approved yester-
day By Judge Osborn
judgments were signed yesterday in
the following cases: Smithson Land
Company VS.. John C. Brontigln. Ae6.so.
Alexander Thomson was yesterday dis
charged as receiver II the case of Bal
four. Guthrie & Co. vs. Curtis Egoert
CT al
Default was entered yesterday IN the
case OF the Scottish American Mortgage
CorneIia Fleming.
case OF Thomas Clancy and James f.
AcElroy VS.. Josie Williams. p. B. N.
Miller and r. L. Stinson.
An amended complaint was fled yester-
day In the case OF the A. p. Hotaiing
Company VS.. Z. W. Way to recover
4,i6.2s balance CT account.
Judge Langley yesterday confirmed the
sherifs's sale In the cases OF the Solicit
ors' Loan and Trust Company VS.. Daniel
Fry ct al. and L. II. Sullivan and o. j.
Treen.
William Cochrane fled a notice Of ap-
peal in the superior court yesterday in
his suit TO enjoin Sheriff A. L. Van de
vanter from selling his property 10 sat
isfy Gus Gunderson's judgment.
The Standard Life and Accident In
surance Company was yesterday granted
leave by the superior court 10 remove
the case OF Mrs. Ella N. Fraser against
itself to the circuit court OF the United
States.
Motions for new trials In the cases OF
Blckerton e. Bell VS.. A. Shawl. c. p.
Bennett VS.. J. +. Shertzer and Harry
Cade and w. w. Dearborn VS.. Washing
ton Savings Bank, were oyerruled by
Judge Osborn yesterday.
Findings OF fact and conclusions OF law
were signed In the superior SQUIRT yes
te-tiay In the following cases: John Da-
wilson Vs. Lewis Prayer CT al; the North
ern Counties Investment Company VS.
w. L. Llyesiey ct al: Scottish American
Mortgage Company VS.. Thomas r. Flem-
ing ct ux.. and Elisha Baker VS.. Howard
Ttlton ct al.
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A FATHER MOVED To TEARS.
Albrecht's Sorrow at Losing Ills Child
and Being Divorced.

Tena AIbrecht was granted divorce
from c. r. Aibrecht yesterday by Judge
Humes and allowed 500 alimony and the
custody Of their child. The case occupied
nearly tho entire afternoon. The testi-
mony showed that Albrecht treated his
wife harshly and cruelty. while she often
used profane language to him. When they
told what the expressions were the court
room was often filed with blush smoke.
In deciding the case. Judge Hunes
stated that A1brecht. by his rough man
ners. was not entitled TO wife, and so al
lowed the divorce. He allowed Mrs. Al
brecht $500, payable in monthly INSTALL
men,s or 32o. commencing July Is. and tho
custody Of the baby boy. At this juncturs
Aibrecht got up. went outside the room
and brought the child In. Tears were
trickiIns down his cheeks. and as he hand
ed him over to the mother he kissed him
passionat Nearly every one in the court
room was moved. and Judge Humes was
visibly affected. lie said he knew IL was
hard for a man TO have his baby taken
away from him. but thought the mother
should be the one to care for and raise the
child.
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~,- Rrxgrer Wants Her stock.

Anna Sophia Brygger began an action IA
,t. s,rertor court yesterday against W. n.
TavIor. executor OF the estate OF James
TayIor: Dexter Horton 4 Co. and john
Taylor for the recovery or thirty shares
OF the CAPITAL stock of the Denny iron MIN
Ing Company. secured TO the plalntin ny
James Taylor. deceased, m payhlene iot
..ss,sor, note for Ss,noa. executed on
Msrsh ~ iSsA and also a mortgage on a
-, OF property. Mrs. Bigger asks that
81, recover from Dexter Horton q Co. the
thirty shares held IN trust, $500 attorney ;
fsss and for the foreclosure OF the mort
cage.
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New suits Filed.

T~,s following new suits ~ere niec N
IVA superior court yesterday go,
,,-ss ,or sessntlan % premises sl'".
.~svris FISHER vs.. JOAN o. FishsF--Ae-
zion for divorce - s.-.,r. ..
MIA I. Billings VS.. G H. s'FSnss =
.,.Aetioa - quiet nue. -,
Anna Sophia BrygFer vs. W, II. :.
-, si-P.onlissory note. SAv""' @"@ 80
tereSt- xra--x, Schwartz
,N,~.,,,,,nn OF eopartnersaip AID APP
,,n,yrtrnent OF receiver
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With the advent OF July come number
~ marriages. and Deputies Staley and
Adams. OF the county auditors office. are
rcnt busy making out licenses for blisstul
rounles The following were made out
Yesterday and late Friday afternoon
+. r. Bemis and Ethel Chandler noNn OF
Edmonds: Emil Felix Naule', OF S 500
"a I-iora Walker, OF Brooklyn. Wash;
usr-v n. Isnde and Edna II. Aihaugh.
bnth Of seattle: Horace T.. Kennedy. OF
seattle. aud Mary Florence Henley OF
Hamilton. ontario. and Matthias Salm 1m'
OF Carbonate. wash. and Catherine So
nhia I,akii, OF Burnett.
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TRILBY IN A RECEIVERS HANDS.
Both Partners Want Her and One En-
joins the Other.

Trilby. not she Of the pretty foot. but
the schooner Trilby. Is in litigation, and
promises to be sold at sherif's sale. that
Is. IL the prayer of John j. Cavanaugh.
q partner in the boat. IL answered Cay
anaugh filed a complaint In the superior
court yesterday alleging that his partner
In the venture. Harry Schwartz. has vio-
lated his agreement. and will not allow
Cavanaugh 10 have anything 10 do with
the schooner
The complaint alleges that the schooner
was built by the two men at cost OF
500. Cavanaugh putting up SIS. and WAS
10 be taken to Alaska to do trading
business. when for some reason unknown
TO Cavanaugh. ne was thrown Off by
Schwartz, a big. powerful fellow. who
said IL was his boat, and he Intended TAX
ing IL TO ALASKA
Cavanaugh claims that he offered 20
sell his half OF the Trilby to Schwartz.
but was refused. and now wants tho
court TO dissolve the partnership. appoint
a receiver and enjoin Schwartz from taxi
ing the beat TO the far north. Judge
Langley issued the restraining order yes
terday afternoon.
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r,,.,s and Public omee=.

yo~eeh Bell. native 81 orea' fIisi, -.
vas a admitted % eitiSenSn'P -
Judge Humes-
-, ~ :. ". Richie vs. Robert
-, :. Al was dismissed yesterday ~
Judge Langley.
Yrsstfr-x. receiver Of the Sc
les. savings hAzk was ordefea -
e go oSecra yesterday to allow t1s
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r,,urcs by n Blank Cartridge.

Arss ruuaberg, who IN the Fourth OF
~, ,,arasa was mounted on the Monitor
sus 80 me Swedish club Tor the purpose
80, ,,reventing Ere from the living smoke
starks received a painful burn IN the
,aIn, az his right hand one OF me can-
non was charged ard nrea WIN q . .sr..e.
49,. -, .La cufy and button and piercing
shs hand 90 the bone in circular space
- .iront two inches. The wound was not
9ressed for half an hour. but IS now DONG
nicely.
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TIRE LOWEST AND BEST WINS.

'asfnissioners Award County Printing
20 the Observation-Disclosures.
80 board % county commissioners yes
s.sAy made ire award OF the contract Ter
ceshty advertising by adopting the
'esesing order:
=, aeFeas, In the Judgment % the board
vNsaa1y commissioners ef King county.
- Ire nd OF the Post Intelligence
SIS Company. Publishers OF the
- se'tsss e4stse0cer' newspaper pub4iSh-
u ne esty of Seattle. kinG county.
~ Go The advertising and Official
....asing used Charnberlain's Cough Rem
rl.u - nv family and found il 10 be nrss-
r.; .as'acie, take pleasure in recosn,ner'd'
a., " . 9 my friends. j. V. FoSrER, West
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wo,c, Reaehe. It's Owner.

The filed case gold watch that ION
,-a., -, ~ It's owner. John Duffy, at
sf,-,ysviTle Mont. Blanck gave the chiet
20 understand that the man from whom
g. was originally taken would never call
fer II. Implying that he killed him. the
'.h,ss wa. no; satisfied. however. and
after writing several letters, learned posi-
ttveiyr that the watch was taken from
DUFFY. September Is. 1888, during the club
saloon hoidup-
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s,,.- living together for nineteen years
"a xa,s,,v family. Mrs. Carrie Fisher
"a ssr husband. John O. Fisher. are IKE
~ 20 separate Mrs Fisher ried g CON-
,5,i,, On the superior court yesterday ask
ing that she be granted divorce on IN. ths
Grounds OF abandonment. The couple Wete
carried on May II. 1879, al Noreheaa.
Kan. and have three children TWO s'ris
nj how.
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c,nrr.les. Currnnts. chcrrIe-.

We will pay So pound. cash. for a lsr,-
,,es quantity OF BLACK Republican" and
.-Psxal Am" cherries ard Red Cherry
S-,,rran,s." all in bulk, delivered at our
,,7aea of business or Yesaer wharf On
7-,ssssaw. 1nly q. Fruit must he OF nrIuaa
cuafltw. as 81 Is wanted 70 complete car
,eaa fer Eastern shipment The Roches-
Ter brokerage Company.
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eases, or drains upon the system,
excuses, or abuses, bad habits, or
early vices, are treated through cor
respondence at their homes, with
uniform SUCCESS, by the Specialists
of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, of Buffalo, n. Y. A book
of 1876 large pages, devoted to the
consideration of the maladies above
limited at, may be had, mailed Sc
ea0eLy sealed from observation, tit a
plain en9elebe. by sending 10 cents
In one-cent stamps (for postage on
Book, to the Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, at the above
mentioned Hotel. For more than
a quarter of a century, physicians
connected with this widely cele-
brated Institution, have made the
treatment of the delicate diseases
above referred TO, their sole study
and practice. Thousands, have con-
suited them. This vast experience
has naturally resulted in improved
methods and means of cure.
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Al We. Homo Products.

All the fireworks used IN tbs two DAYS
celebration excepting those discharged
from the float on the Sound on the night
of the Fourth were OF home manufacture
ara ,he winners in the launch race on
TIE lake the afternoon Of July were both
rnaAa "a Seattle.
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go nantist Chnrch wlthont . Pastor.

Rev. W. +. Taylor has resigned as
Master % the First Baptist church. hav-
ing accepted call TO Dayton, o, where
ne Is now visiting. 4 statement 70 that
aye,t viii bs made at the church a this
mornings service by Rev. %. ID. Proper,
.ra all members are asked 10 be present.
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a Big Blaze

Would not effect your vaausbles IN a safs
senasit box IN Seattle Savings Bank
vault. = per year
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FsfaskNerrses ~ Bryn Nay-r Take Rain
ser avenue care Ina. fare. : cents. round
trsn.
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Grand cowboy exhibition 80 Baseball
rzrk. Madison street. today.
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Balloon ascension today. Madison Park.
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Canning "Berrys?'
We Sell Preserving Kettles.

II. u. MILES On TT. DAVIDSON, Receiver
-, Yesler Ave-, bet Front and Railroad Ave-
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Hats at Close Prices.

Chfldren's Straw Hats a. lsc. La, "a.
E0r.
Boys. &c, 800.
Mems. &c. 60c. TO. q. - to s..
Mems Yachting Caps. Isc. &c. %. Soc,
TO and 81
Boys and Girls Yachting CAPS. &c. SIC.
Light Colored Fedoras. $1S. t2so. IS.
Black and Brown Fsdoras. $50. $i.3s,
t..50. IS.
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i8 Aks-.......s
$40, S12,, SIS Per Suit.


Outing Flannel Shirt Waists. gsod
quality. &c.
Calico Shirt Waists. &c.
Also q full line OF Mothers Friend
Shirt Waists.
Children's Suits IN medium colcrs and
weights. at 32-5o. 81. $3.50. a.
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ITEMS Furnishings.

A full line OF Swimming Goods for
men. Tights, Doc: 1-Ptecs Suits, $.75s
g.. S-Pieca Suits. 81.
Negliges Shirts are being worn mors
this season than ever before. See ON
lines at 7Sc. 81, 81. Is and $50.
White Lawn Bows, Fuitabls for ladies'
chemlsetses. at SC. loo. 30 each.
White Lawn String Ties, lc. oc, sc.
Doc, coo Dozen 49,
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THE r1acDOUGALL,
& SOUTHWICK co.
| Offer Unusual Great
Bargains i'm Dress Patterns.

reSS Patterns.
All Millinery Without
Reserve
Regardless Of Cost.
Special Bargains in
Domestics and Linens.
so pieces Satin Finish Printed Cote.
Dress Goods. In very desirable colors. re-
duced from l-3o to.......................
SIC q Yard.
S pieces s.-,nch Electric Blue Printed
Cotton Cloth. good styles reliable coll
ors. well worth 1sisc. at-....................
loo q Yard.
inches wide. with black figures. polka
dots and stripes. also white figures. polka
dots and stripes. colors warranted abeo-
lotely fast only
121ac q Yard.
The balance Of oar cotrou Duck Suit
ings reduced from is,1o to..................
10c a Yard.
All Of our Colored French satines, ex.
ouisite patterns. this seasons importa.
tons. reduced from Sc to..................
25c a Yard.
FUN Size White Crochet BED Spreads
beautiful patterns. best quality. reduced
from $l-50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SIPS Each.
Full Size Whit. Marseilles Bed Spreads.
extra heavy and superior quality. re-
duced from <2.5o to...........................
Sl.95 Each.
7s-inch Bleached Table Damask, extra
heavy. choice patterns. reduced from $50
10
S1.1o a Yard.
s4-inch Bleached Table Damask. all
pure linen select patterns. reduced from
~ 10 observation-disclosures.
85c a Yard.
ss-inch Bleached Table Damask. pure
linen. extra heavy. formerly sold at 81.
reduced TO
79c q Yard.
Bargains i'm Shoes.
Youths Veal Calf Lace Shoes. special
Al
SIPS a Pair.
Boys Veal Calf Lace shoes. special az
Sl.39 q Pair.
Ladies Fine oxfords at.................
81, Sl.25, Sl.39, $3.50,
$1.97 and S2.37.
Reduced fro.n $40 ana $3.50.
Ladies'. Button Shoes. IN cloth or kid
top. opefa and square toes. worth 50. at.
1920 a Pair.
Glove Specials.
A lot OF odds and ends In Kid Gloves.
all styles.
SOC a Pair.
New stock OF extra fine chamois
Gloves. white and natural. at...............
STA Pair.
All-Silk Ribbon.
IN ALL SHADES.
Width No. at........"...............
sc a Yard.
width Ne. at.....................
7Hc q Yard.
Width No. . ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
10c q Yard.
0ao4 eos ~ At.............
12Hca Yard.
Extraordinary values in Mems Cloth
| ing at...........................
$40, S12,, SIS Per Suit.
Boys Clothing.
Outing Flannel Shirt Waists. gsod
: quality. &c.
| Calico Shirt Waists. &c.
Also q full line of Mothers Friend
| Shirt Waists.
Chiidren's Suits. IN mediums colors and
! weights. at s2-5o. 81. $3.50. a.
Hats at Close Prices.
Chndrsn's Straw Hats a lsc. la IA
| goc.
Boys. 30, 800
Mems. &c. Toe. To. u. - to s..
Mems Yachting Caps. Isc. &c. 10 Soc.
| TO and 81
Boys and Girls Yachting CAPS. $50, SIC.
| Light Colored Fedoras. $1.s6. 3aD. IS.
Black and Brown EodorAs. 81 20. G.aS
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WITHIN . BLOCKS OF THE JAMES
STREET POWER HOUSE,
The record-union., 1895-12-11
MILITARY SOCIALS.
The Signal Corps smoker Last Night
Troop BIS Dance.


The Signal Corps gave a very pleas
ant smoker" at the Armory last even
ing. at which Lieutenant F. L. Martin
presided. While some passed the time
at innocent games of cards, others ex-
changed anecdotes Of the war of thirty
years ago.
The corps quarters were handsomely
decorated for the occasion. Light re-
freshments were served, and altogether
delightful evening was spent.
Lieutenant Fred Martin, commander
of the corps, was master of ceremonies.
AT his request interesting remarks
were made by Adjutant- General Bar
rett, Assistant Adjutant- General R. L.
Peeler, Colonel ]. w. Guthrie, Captain
F. de L. Darlington, United States
Army; Lieutenant-Colon G. H. Hub
bard, Major w. w. Douglass, Major
W. II. Sherburn, Major W. l. Wallace,
Lieutenant I. A. Robe, Lieutenant
c. B. Strong and ex-senator F. S.
Sprague, formerly a member of Com
pany f, Second Infantry, of Woodland.
The latter referred to the Signal Corps
as one of the most important branches
of the service, and said that in actual
warfare, when its services are required,
il could, if it so desired, bring defeat
for the forces with which it might be
connected.
E. Myron Wolff, Secretary af the
Bureau of Highways, gave several in
teresting recitations, which elected
warm applause.
Among others present were Captain
J. d. Shoemaker, Captain F. G.
Smith Tetired) and Lieutenants c. E.
Duhain, j. Zittinger and H. w. Rivett.
The entertainment was arranged I'M
der the supervision of a committee
composed of Messrs. Flint, Cosby and
Watkins of the Signal Corps.
This evening Troop B Ghe new cav
airy company will give an invitation
dancing party at the Armory, under the
management of it's social club. The
grand march will take place at 8
o'clock.
Among those who took part in the en-
tertainment given by Company G on
Monday evening were the Misses Dean,
whose names were inadvertently omit
ted yesterday. They rendered a finely
executed piano duet