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Hair Ornaments, Etc.

Swiss Shell Hairpins. Combs. etc. &c.
Sc. sc. soc, sSc. beautiful line In al the
Few shapes and so perfect an imitation
OF tho real shell that Il ualkse IN expert
to see tho difference.
Real Shell Combs, Pins. etc. lie. SC.
Csc. Sc. Soc. aSc. Ills, $i.5o to $en each.
side Combs. ioc. l5c. sc. SC. &c. &c.
$I.0o pair.
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To GRE 4 COLD IN one DAY
Take Laxative Bro1ac QNlssms Tablets
All druggists sssus- tie rsoaey 4 !. lA4ss
- cure &C.
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The flacDougall
& SOuthWick CO.
717-7fc-721-723 First Ave.

r1ONEY.SAvIN0 PRICES ON FALL. GOODS
Are the features that attract hundreds Of buyers
to this store this season. Better values than
we now offering have never been given In
this city. Come and judge for yourself.
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At his own request. Michael r Powers
has been transferred from detective work
to duty az a patrolnsn. Powers has been
on the police force for about seven years,
and has the reputation OF being one OF the
caeverest man that ever wore the blue IN
this city He has the faculty OF combining
incidents TO g@t their fun significance and
can remember every strange face that
shows Up on his beat during the night.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
state o. Wasaingt5n for the county q
King. samuel :. Eddy. 4. jerome Web
star ard William r. Webster. partners
as Eddy 4 WebsteT plaintiffs. - l. A
Trcen and l. Al MankcNskt eo-paFtners
a. l.. A Tr@en e. Co. defendants No.
Z6s &8tfcs 70 creditors.
To the creditors II L. A. Treen and Z.
". Mankowskk partners dong business as
L a Treeu q c.
Whereas Ire undersigned. Charles g
Scatf. has been appointed receiver CO the
firm - l. A. Tress Il Co. and whereas.
the above entitled court on the sth DAY o.
June. 1S~s oy an orasT duly made and en-
tered IN the PROCEEDINGS IN Tire above eE-
titled acEicn. directed TIE sad receiver
% h a. Treea s. CO. % publish a notice
10 TIRE creditors 81 SAID L. A. Trees * CO. +:
Now. therefore. IA conformity wtfa Hafi
order and tAs terms and provisions rnere-
o. SOC arr hereby Aireafs1 q t5r@~~snI 10
the undersigned. al the office % his zttor-
Fey. yegr claims sxzin4E the sa59 arrn q
L A. TFeeR 4 Ca. duly verified as "a
asare3 - lar, wifain nIaetv days from rhs
date au1 the nrst publication hereof
Ia sd the 18th dzy ag Jgus Ks the 9av
os the frat publication hereof
CHARLIE G. SCOTT
Receiver - !. A TFsen Il Co
b Ira Bronson. Ills Attorney.
Gsf~8re ans pasfoglce address. Rooms
Use SAFE DseTs1sst building. Seattle. King
county. " 4sa-
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CITY NOTICES.

CALI. FOR BIDS FOR STREET LIGHT
ing-Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by the under
signed acting Secretary Of the Board OF
Public Works of the CITY OF Seattle Up
20 ? o'clock p. m, Saturday. June 9TH.
1856 for the furnishing street lights for
the City OF Seattle for the six months
from and after the End day OF July. iSas.
according 10 the plans and Speclfira-
tons now on file in the Office OF the
Board Of Public Works.
Each proposal must be accompanied by
a certified check in the amount Of one
thousand dollars tsie"D payable 70 the or
der % the CITY Comptroller OF the CITY
Of Seattle as a guarantee that the bidder
II awarded any contract. VIII within ten
DAYS from the date when such contract
is awarded. enter into contract and
furnish bonds FOR the faithful performance
OF contract according 20 requirements
In case Of failure 10 comply Herewith
said check shall be forfeited 20 the City OF
Seattle.
envelope bid for Street Lighting"
The Board q Public Works reserves
the right 10 reject any or ali bids
BY order Of the Board ~ Public Works
LYMAN BANKS
Acting Secret ary
Date o. FIRST publication. June Is. lS,s.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH PROVISIONS
Of ordinance No. sis. entitled An ord
nance to prevent the grow uEx ard
spreading q thIstles within the city OF
Seattle notice - hereby given 20 any
owner or occupant Of inhabited premise
or any owner or agent Of uuoccunIea
premises within the corporate limits
OF tne city OF Seattle requiring all this
ties 20 be dug up cut do@H or other wise
destroyed. e. 8. REED
Chief or Police
Seattle. Wash. jane IS. lsas
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TIE rxtsse IL hereby warned rot 70 Day
ary monty - parties representing - be
aks1fs 81 TIE Eeattls st-fnteiligefaesr T.
sreeps the following, wfe are the 9rly
Infe1T xsaeer. Viz y a Mcclellan. J. J.
Eassey anz e. r. Peck. Tbs does not
ar1sy 10 resilient agents % this paper VITO
are foczsed "a various cities ard towns u
TIE Eerffs zeef nor 20 aosffFla sters. who
sre 81 all cases authorized % take sub
errspgsoaA fer the Daily, Hleaay ARD
EsskIy Pcsf-TntesligenesY. city coiisr-
eerx. r A rsfhrarf. r. T. HswleT, ".
u Earra A. 81 ~ Ewing
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coMPAxY
STRS. GARLAND AND EvAyCEL

Seattle ard TownSsnd-Nea Bay ronh
Steamer Garland leaves yesler dock Nm.
aays Wednesdays ard Frfjays -
a. m. for Port Townsend. PORT wilhxns
Gettysburg. Pysht. Cl&ilarn bar ard Neos
Bay. reTuTn.ns. arrives at Seattle 4
m. on opposite days. Steamer Evases!
leaves Yesler dock for Port Angeles IA
Victoria, Mondays. Wednesdays ard N.
day az $50 p. m. arrives seattle alla>
nate days $50 r. m.
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MARRIED..

sEyEgA N.Y. fhs
asrre ~ rae orsefassDg esfrzyusnf Sys-a
r. Damon. 9se Flfta aYenle SA.ss.
n s4yerarce and Mss Annss ss@tcosfa.
f,ofa st tbs czty,
lATT1cEY~sxf DIS II Rft-~at ~ rssl1ens
~ ne Officiating essgsyn1zH, g9As 2 -.
rren 80 nfffb aNsnae. Seatfse.
49, .rsrrnf~g g5sfA II I%G Mr. CnAriss
r.rsas Nzflory. q Porter. gaesalsH esssia-
-. and Nssk Christina Munster, . ss&s
River Junction.
gTf.I<KEF.sF Elm ssaffie. Tusr1ass ore
ii ss<s5 A. IL rezlaenee u TIE bfsof
rroffser M HraHp - Gil sB3 Miss
Nmga@ N ks<rss both n this cat#. f<sf.
" II. =. Tempe Officiating.
WILKINS .EN~Ia SasAftle. Tu~@say,
JEne r.. 1886 MF. " alter a. Wilde al.3
HeT. 81. 81 g. Temple otfleEsfinz
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STEAMER CLAN n,poNArp.

Daily at $50 ?. m. except SUNDAY. a
Everett and way ports going shreuss
on Monday. Wednesday and F'rf6ay -
10 Suohomish river points. cornectf.
with 8. Wiley Navigation Co. for Tacoss
and Olympia.
City Dock steamers FOR ali roants q
the Sound Open All night. Teiscsass
Main 81. 5. G. yERkES Mznxeer,
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FLY on THE rLYxa :

SEA TILE TO TACOMA
Four rculG rips daily. sx~@-s
In ere Ausr ara s1arsT-sst. SsA1oD
THE STEAMER "rLyrpsA
Regular @21sT rkr& Ssafr7s
route - follows 49,
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY, ~.
TINE CARD. II
Single fare. 60. ~oera ~. -
Leave SsastIe--Ts4s. Ills A
p. n. ~
Leave Tacona--ss7a a. M. 1 o.
SUNDAYS
Leave SEATTLE a H.. .u.x.
Leave TscoEI.a--s a p. M
coma. and Con- n7erclsl deck. 20. - =
rton street. Seattle,
Sundays. steamers Flyer aac g.
Washington. fare SEC.
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Ia & B. TRANSPORTATION co
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Skag.t River Route
Leaves Seattle-Monday. June Il 4
u mIaa ght. wednesday. Juu1 n
az 2. M SATURDAY. Ius,
ID. at Z a. m Leaves Mount Ia
ncn-T Tuesday. June rs. az s p. n. Fran
June 70. AT a. m Sunday. June n Z.
a. m. Calling at Stauwoo5, Fir. skars
City. Mount Vernon and Avon. fTslsfy
going south Sunday and north TnestayJ
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS o. :
YUKON RTNER ATAsYA

The Steamer EXCELSIOR nm !,
Seattle or or about Juna s fe- .,
ehasl's. connecting Mia the Sr.a-S
& weaFe for Fort Cudahy. starrs's<
all mining camps on ~. river
This IS ne onIy route 10 tie "a.
ear be avoided. Passengers fsks -
ers al Seattle ard ara landed s7r~e.s. :
the mines. For rates. ETC.. apcly = :
NORTH AMERICAN TgASspppr,
TON AND TRADING Co. SchSass.s
er's Wharf Seattle. Wash.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SHERTFE~S SALE.-En re
superior Court Of the STATE % WASH
iESs9D. Tor the Cs1a-Esy 81 Nlag.~kGs
German Savings and Eozn Society. a
corporation. Plaintiff. vs.. Nellie Z san
der AMI FrSi 4. Sander. her husband.
an1 Henry X. Hail and Elizabeth &
han. his wife. defendants No, Z.SS-.
I nGer ard 5v virtue Of an order OF sale
ana special execution issued out OF the
cause. and 20 me directed and delivered.
! have duly levied upon the following de-
scTl9e1 real property. situated in King
county, state Of Washington. to-wit; All
or iot No. four ca. n block No, twelve
tL-A n the pat or an addition 10 the town
now city, OF Seattle. laid of ana plated
oS I. .. RoTez and A A. Denny. accord
lnS 20 the recorded Plat thereof on rage
CT original Book "A" OF the records in
the county auditors office OF said King
county, and which said Plat 5 also tran
OF said records in said county auditor
once. said lot being rectangular IN form
6nG hsN .ns a frontage OF sixty (eN fee; on
Front street. in gNe city OF Seattle. be-
tween Spr-ng and Madison streets, in said
city Of Seattle. by a depth OF one hundred
and eleven GID feet.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the 81 day of July. 1895, az the
hour OF - O'Clock a. IN. Of said day. az the
OF Seattle, IN sad King county. VIII sell
the aooVe-deScribed property at pubic
auction 10 the highest and best bidder, for
cash.
Dated this 81 day OF June. 1895.
A. 7. VAN DE NANTER. Sheriff.
Strive, Allen. Hughes & McMickea. At
torneys.
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REWARD.

yexarS % SO all be pad f1r infcr-
rxzfacz asaSing 60 TIRE arrest ana cenyI p
szo- q arg ere stealing copies ef tbs
Faxs-Erts5'sg<aerr delivered 10 za4bzeT.b ers
fsrcgxseat fhs city.
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In crS<r 20 s<1srs cuTreet tas@erk1eo -
xcft1<a t.nEe~ these tsz1IrTx. TIE s1E
ehols4 b. l@fs a. sh~ business eFncss .
thts payer. No c53rgs r. made fcr sseh
notices
tursear r1ss~~s yeSss.sfsovss 81 ether spe-
xsas a, r s-5ss g4ff - charges a. fns
rae 81 10 csrfx per Ire each fre~~ao1
Fso@--IsTrtF. ssfs-sE -
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PUGET SOUND a ALASKA srn.s
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KrSGsror

Between Tacoma ana Victoria r
slnam Lvi M. Tacoma ..Ilf9 Ar a.
f0.fSam Lyi = .... Seattle ....3 AR ~
i.Sapm Lyl = Pr. Townsend gsArsusE-
s.Sapm Ar lie 80. Victoria - NlLys ~.
spaily except Monday.
This steamer FURNISHES Grss-efass seesu.
rsods lions. carrying both freight ara -.
sengers. and leaves from yssler pisR
Seattle.
Fer rates. etc. inquire Of
c. r TH0RNDYKR
Teslss wharf, Sex,.A
I. A. SADEAr
General Agent y. p. r r.. Ssa.th
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TIME CARD IN EFFECT JAN. /

If. NNt1D IN IF &c T JIM. : n
North 0Durd-Lsaves Seattle ! q ~
saves Port Townsend 6 a. NJ: leaves ~
cav Hsrbor 1880 a. N. leaves Roche Har
Dor r:45 .. m.. arrives al New whAse0a
$50 2. m.
South bound-Leaves New whatcen -
m. leaves Roche Harhor 10 a. ~. leavu
Friday Harbor II a m. leaves Pun
I'uwnsed 4 y. m: arrives az Seattle -
?. m
j. r. Thompson. rnsnager-owner. LIZ.
Bogardus e. Co. agents. City dock
Telephone. Maln g.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves C4
s se.say i0s and = Friday 81 n "a per
Townsend. San Juan Islands ard Ns9
whatcom. Returning. leaves New wAa..
com Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. =
n n
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
blas vsE he received BY the Board q
SAFE Pezz.saziSry Dsrsctors az heir
crEee in Wzlia Waiia- Washington. NJ
70 = o'clock ?. n cf July 1St. Isss fer
RE following supplies. viz: Groceries
leather and findings. 5ry goods. hard
ware pipe ard fittings paints ard OILS
drugs, tobacco. 1ozr. feed and lumber
For particulars address James McInroe.
Secretary Beard Of Directors
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pkpR-rn YTerest. TgseSaT. June -.
5ses. 70 the wife q &r. J. T. RAfk- ~ -
boys.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Tine Gard n effect June /. lsas

Tine Card n effect June !. 1865
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND wYATcoN
ROUTE.
state e Washington leaves Seattle dasEy.
except Saturday. al ~ y. IN
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND IA CON.
NER ROUTE
Fairhaysn leaves Seattle daily. exes@
Sunday. a. a. m.
Telephone. Main "a Yesisr soeS
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
fSGTO% ROUTE
STEAMER MARY r. PERLEY
Leaves Harrington wharf fcos az w Asn-
ingsou street for South Beach. STiss9
Gro e. - White. BrsfaeFton. rn.fee
states Dry Dock. Charleston. Si4ssJs
Tracy ton. Chico. siiyerdale. AZ $50 0. a.
Saturday. 80 .. ~. Sunday. : D. m: -
turning leaves Sl!Veraais az SIS . =
Telephone Black 81.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wA1u.
TNGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
A s x A

Pacific Coast Steamship C0npanys
sTfsA ItsR Af-kE
All newly refitted. neg upper deck sabir&
and new an3 c0mmod.0 tes ser9nd-eszss
passenger sccomTD 58auOns. $50 SAL if2@
Seattle June - az a.. IA, calling as
VICTORIA. MART ISLAND,
KF-rfTFfEAN. Hla,A DE- QEADIkA
YFSs BAY. WNANffsi.. JUNEAU. s
DOUGLAS ISLAND ard CfftICATs
Pare 20 WrauEei. Cabin. 81. seeoss
class. $50.
Fare 10 Juneau; Cabin. $40: second
Class q
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VICTORIA ROUTE.


STEAMER ROSALTE
Arlington dock. leaves for Eicsoris -
Port Townsend daily. except Saturday, . :.
lzssa a. ia. rssaFntag leaves tlcterla :
- a. m. Steamer Idaho leaves for - -
Townsend ard way points daily. ehssS
Sunday, a. a m. Sunday erect 80
a. m. returning. direct. leaves ~"
Tow aseT6 a. D n Phone. Pike ~
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Jr. TRowBnTr>GE

=. TROWBRTrCE.
Puget Sound SuDerlntendent
Seattle office. Ocean dock. foot Main
street Telephone Main -
Goo9aU. Perkins q Co. general agsnsA
Gar Francisco.
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ApyEnTrsERw NOTICE.

Advertiser dec rig display advertise
SrsEts charged fer re Sunday issue must
k2.1 gr cppt by o'escck Saturday 10 In
sssrs chSnre
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STEAMER DELTA
Leaves GalbraIth dock feos ~ WssaIng
fcn street. Tuesdays Thursdays sr1 $50
ur3ays. a. : o'elock a. M. for htrxssS@
PORT Gxmnie. Seaoeck Rrinnons HolJ;
Dewatto. Lllliw aup Falis HO01s1cEt 49,
Uuloz CITY. Return aIEevsafs days
- TROUT1AE. Azsta.
Telephone. Red Isl.
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IONIC LODGE, No. 70. r. and A. NJ
Regular Communication Friday, Jnne
r. hos al y. m Third degree Master
Masons frsternaliy invited
r. T. WOLFE. w NJ
q. L. Case. Secretary.
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DIRECTORS:
r. c. Neufelder. J. r. HAYDEN.
s. Frauerthal. Jacob Furth.
Sgmund Schwabacher
Correspondence IN aii the PRINCIPAL cities
IN the United States ard Europe
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LOST-An opportunity to have their mes
sages delivered promptly and cheaply
by all people who fail 20 call at GA
Second avenue, or ring the o. K box.
IOST-Large black Newfoundland pup:
white spot on breast; license L. H Re-
ward offered IL returned to Mrs. A Bar
ton ST Pine street
Evening star., 1896-09-17
DELAWARE SINGLE TAKERS.
Their First State Convention In ses
sion at Dover.

Their First State Convention In Ses-
sion at Dover.
sIecial Dispatch to The Evening Star.
DOVER. Del. September 17.-This little
town Is owned by the single takers today.
They are holding their state convention in
the Opera House. It Is the first convention
Of It's kind they have ever held here or in
any state. The convention consists of $50
delegates.
After preliminary caucuses and appoint
ment of committees the convention took a
recess until o'clock.
DR.. Louis N. Slaughter of Wilmington
will probably be made permanent chairman
Of the convention. The convention Is a
unit for free silver. and Bryan and Sewall.
Free silver will be indorsed alone and made
one of the leading issues Of the single tax
campaign.
L. Irving Handy. the democratic free
silver candidate for Congress. and the DEM
ocratic electors chosen last MONTH pledged
to Bryan and the Chicago platform will
also be indorsed. The only difference of
opinion that exists in the convention is
on the gubernatorial ticket Some of the
delegates are anxious to have Tunnel in
dorsed.
A great many want John Henry Hoffeck-
er, union republican. indorsed, while there
is strong sentiment in favor Of an In
dependent ticket 1t is probable. however,
that Hoffecker will finally be indorsed by
the convention A resolution denouncing
the regular democratic organization and
be adopted by the convention This resolu-
ton will be the result Of the treatment of
the single takers in the democratic con-
ventiOn last month.
Evening star., 1896-09-17
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-regular call-12 O'Clock n.-U. s. Electric
light, 8 at 81. American Graphophone, preferred.
80 1t D.
Government Bonds-r s. 4s. registered. 1864
s. As. 1925. 11iH. bid. U. s. 5s. f?0i. 1lo bid.
District of Columbia Bonds.-20- year fund 5s 101
bid 30-year fund is, gold Jos bid. Water stock
as. 1901. currency, 11o bid Water sto,k Is. 1895,
bid.
Miscellaneous Bonds.-Metropolitan Railroad .s
1O2 bid. Metropolitan Railroad conv. 6s, Il2 3sked
Belt Railrosd Is. ~ asked. lexington I:ailroad
6s. 81 bid, a3 asked. Columbia Railroad is ii2
bid lib asked. Washington Gas Company 6s
rtes A, los bid. Washington Gas Company Us,
ries Is. loo bid. Chesapeake and Potomac Telc
phone IS, lol bid American Security and Trust
Trust 5s A. and -. 100 bid. Washington Market
Company LIST 6s. 107 bid. Washington Market
Company imp. 6s. l07 hid. Washington Market
Company ext 6s, 107 bid. Masonic Hail Associa-
National Bank Stocks-Bank Of the Republic
240 bid. Central 267i9 hid. Farmers and Me-
chanics'. 173 bid. Citizens, 40 bid. West End
III asked. Traders. 1903 asked. Lincoln. los
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies Washington
Loan and Trust. lis asked. American Security and
Trust, 142 asked.
Railroad Stocks.-Capital Traction Company. .5s
bid Metropolitan 1l2 asked:
Gas and Electric Light Stosks--W Washington Gas
39ia bid II asked. L. s. Electric Light. 100 asked
Insurance Stocks.-Firemen's, ~ asked. Cor
coran. so bid. Arlington, l25 bid. National Union
Il asked. Columbia, 10t bid. 132. asked. Riggs,
bi1 Peoples, bid, asked.
Telephone Stocks.|Pennsy ylvania, 36 hid Chesa-
peake and Potomac. 56 bid American GRAPHIC
phone 8 bid. Ga asked. American Graphophone.
preferred, 1fLa asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks.-MergenthaIer Linotype.
113h. bid. ll35s asked. Lanston Monotype ~, bid
3H asked Washington Market, II bid. Lincolp
Hail. 80 asked
sEx, div.
Evening star., 1896-09-17

According to reports received at the Navy
Department. First Lieutenant James E.
Mahoney of the Marine Corps. attached to
the marine barracks. navy yard, Brooklyn,
went on a spree on the 9th instant and COM
mitted several serious infractions OF the
naval regulations. Today Acting Secretary
McAdoo ordered court-martial to convene
at the navy yard. Brooklyn, at 1 o'clock
pm, September p. for the trial Of the ac-
cused officer on charges of drunkenness. abb
sence without leave and scandalous con-
duct tending to the destruction of good
morals. The detail OF the court is as fol-
lows: Capt. Silas Casey. Commanders r. L.
Leary and Timothy Lyons. Lieutenant
Colonel McLane TiIton. L. s. NJ. c.: Lieu
tenant Commander Frederick Singer. Capt.
Charles F. Williams. L. S. N. c.: Lieuts.
]. A. H. Nickels and HI. o. Rittenhouse and
Capt. E. r. Robinson, L. S. NJ. c.. with
Ensign Thomas Washington as judge advo-
cate.
Evening star., 1896-09-17

hall to authorize the appointment of any
such delegation. certainly no motion that
was exposed to the peril of negative
vote.
1.-THE course of the regular delegates at
Oakland commands the hearty afrroval
Of their constituents. When three of Fred
away from her delegation and handed over
to those who had no color of right to rep
resent her, 1t was natural to assume tnat
the agencies that had committed the
and It was very properly determined not
to remain to witness the success or the
conspiracy. But whom the Frederick dele
gates found after their arr arrival at S Jun IN
suited them had failed In its plane ana
that by returning 1t was possible to defeat
its purposez and give the party creditabls
nominee. 1t was their right and duty to
return to the convention to meet the new
emergency that had arisen. The refusal
Of the convention to receive their votes
was no reflection upon the propriety Of
their course but 1t simply demonstrated
the purpose Of those who were instrumental
in committing the original wrong to adopt
any expedient. however unwarranted. and
to violate any rights. however sacred. IN
order to accomplish their unworthy object
The republicans Of Frederick county
cannot submit In passive silence to this
reckless and insolent defiance OF their VIII
as expressed in their convention. They feei
that Frederick county, with its 6.6OO repub-
lican votes. has been treated with gross
and deliberate discourtesy and disdafn.
Their pride has been insulted: their rights
have been invaded: their Independence has
been assailed. They can never condone the
outrage that has been perpetrated upon
| them. but they are loyal to the principles
Of republicanism. They are concerned for
the election Of the republican candidates
and the triumph of the republican cause.
They are. therefore, constrained to urge
upon the Rockville convention a prudent
consideration of existing conditions and
the nomination Of candidate who will not
be obnoxious to this county as the bene-
fctary Of the grievous wrong it has sus-
tanned"