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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-02-18

Madison, Feb. 10.-The introduction
OF bills ceased in the legislature this
evening. The number introduced
during the entire session to date
ard TO the corresponding period two
years ago is:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-02
Gum sruben Gicl.

sc mar i'm Sabre 1854 ooer 1855.
ais 9ismard 9eIunbter ooer 8ptI3afs
ter pber 9otidaftsratb ooer SetretGr
pber 9ltta9e in petersburg mar. Sn
9etersburg besinut betunntIib bas
SeIelli9aftli9e 2eben erIt bes Ra4ts
uno lit bis gum belen WOrgen in poIs
lem SSlor. 9amaIs CAB es in YetersS
burg eine sinaise Reitauration, mo
oeuti1es, ndmli9 baDeriI6es. Bier
perSdpft tpurbe. sic mar bOdit prts
mitip einasri9tet, bate nur bOl3erne
Stiible unb teine Sefel unb penn es
re9t ppll mar, ieBtsn ii9 nt4t ielten
bic, pelbe teiuen Stubl mebr fanSen,
auf elm SAB. Sieie Reitduration
fubrte bic 9eSei9nung Sum bIauen
GIel". Bon ben 9euti9en Yetsrs>
burgs, ipelde in bieIem Reitaurant
oas beimiI9e Bier porfunben. ipurpe
bas Gofal fart frequentirt, ndmsnt=
lid febrtsn au9 bdufig bic Wtitslieoer
unb 8eamten Der beutihen 9oti4dft
bort Elm, insbeiphoere lpenn lie nab
9eenoisung bss Sbeaters oosr Der
Sper nod einen psrniinftigen Srunt
su Ii6 nebmen polIten. gln einem iols
den glbsnbe 5piiden II uno II ubr,
ais eben bic Spsr seI9loHen. dber bic
Reitauration Ihon re9t nit 9diten
aefiilt mar, 10 baB tuum nod Elm
Sibplab Su finben = 10 erSdblt aus
bamaliger 3eit Elm @u9sn5euse = trat
eine 9ruppe Serrsn elm, fpel4e Der
bsutI6en gpti6uft anssbDrten, bar'
unter fiel elmer tpesen ieiner @rObs
auf ben man bamuls nod penie
tannte unb penig nannts, es mar Bis
mard. Die Serren Iuben iih mad
GibplGben nm, nobel Der srobe Serr,
3u benz ipegsn Ieiner Serbbsit betunna
ten Dirtb geipanbt, bic Sruse GuBerte:
.Ra! = mo Iebt man Iid benn9" =
rgluf n $ !" mar bic latoniidt
gutiport bes Birtbes, Der fO9ar nod
einen braItiI9eren Qlusorud eepGbl1
bate, ais bier dngebeutet iit. Sn iebr
gelaIenem Sone anttportete 8ismard
r0ir aluubten bier i'm Reituurani
rsum blduen Giel" gu iein, nun i4eint
es aber fait, bdB mir beim q b Il
Gfel singetebrt iinb." Die Serrer
tranten ibr 9lus Bier itebenb aus unt
beri9nanoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-02

tpen 2lpotbefsr nit bem StrampeIs
Rab!" 80.
60 er5Gblte mir Serr Rittler auf
bem nsuen 9dbnbofe BON 2u5ern, nahs
bem Der 3us bic gliidli9en Rabfdbrer
uns bereits entfiibrt bate. Sd 4,OItete
tbn: .9tu9 SpriidipOrter iterben."
@r ientte iein rotbblpnbes Saupt
Sur 8ruit unb Isuf3tel ngsi uns bdlt
Der 9pben 9laes 5dbe feit, uub bieWlen@
ihen perseFsn Ni9ts." Nlsin ioolsid
erbob er es ipieoer, feline ausen glGn5=
ten, unb sr iagte: r9eobd9ten sic bod
bieIes ipunberbare 4benoleu4ten duf
ben sSirnen. ., bort htnauf bringt tein
3fpeirdo, bort lit Der Menih nod frei
bon Dual. Wifen sic, ipas i6 m6hte:
ben Gppen BON 2u5ern in meine Seiz
matb brineen unb por meiiier Mpptfefe
aufitslen. Damn tpibten bic WenIden
bod, mas ih erlitten unb tpie ih bez
roii6 gu enben bereit bin"
r9eben mir ntcbt lie6er su einigen
SldId9en 8eItIiner?" fragte i9 i'm
nit pdterIider Gorge. has fpiilt uGIss
Web bintpes."
,Sie bdben ReGt," ertpiberte er,
rbis Welt lit nidt iper!b, bah man ii9
iibsr ibre Summbeiten Grgert. Sb man
gu Sub iie bur6panbert ober nit benz
idnOpen 3ipeirab burditreift, bas einz
5iae ri9tise 3iel bleibt elm oemiitbliGes
Wirtbsbaus unb elm gutter Srunt."
rRun. bonn treoensen mir uns tpedz
ielIeitis Die fIiiiIige Weisbeit Oieier
Welt." ipra9 i9 nit oem mir fonit
fernliegenben fegnenoen Zone. gl(lein
Riitler bate mid ipirtli" fait ebenIo
seriibrt, tpie bic itillsnbe Miutter. Sein
Berg @nthuiiasmus bate aus oem
Suen Der 8eIocipeo 8era9tun9 gez
id0pft unb isner mar mir iebt gang
peritGnblid getporben. Ser gble. Der
mid in 9uIel bungen SerSens perlieB.
blidt iebt bieIleid)t in bic binterppmz
merfhen 9unitnebel binaus. Dor i'm,
i9tpebt als unerrei9bure Tdtamprga=
na bas Runbbilb Der gllpen ober bas
8ubbilb bes Srdulein bon S9liBop.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-02
rGbsr tpObsr tpsibt 0u, bab er bsuts

rIbsr nober DelBt Su, pdB er 1eufe
fommt2"
sd babe i'm ia eingeluoen."
n9lber nur iebr fliidtig unb gu teis
mem beitimmten Sermirt." l."
.9tls er beim Spupsr ii9 bas brittle
@las Dein sin9OB. idste er: aller sus
ten Singe iinb bret"
vSa, bielelbe Weisbeit bradte er
Dor. uls er mid I'm ben britten Dal5er
bat"
.Gr lit alio cine Nrt pebant, unb
beute am britten Sage na6 Der @ins
labung piro er ii9er tommen. Ou
siebit alIo bas &leio aus uno ienes,
bds iiber benz Stubl fiegt, on -"
r9lber, Mama, bas fam OeinGrnt
ni9t iein. Die alten 2umpen, bic i4
por einsm Sabre abselest babe uno Die
Su bod bamals Der Settle geben polls
teit = -"
Sin freunblider 3ufuG lieB midi
bas einfade &lsib finoen. Sd babe
es ausbeIIern uno bemiIdb reinieen
ldiIen. Du tpirIt einfu9 uno iduber
ausIeben. Der 3ablsnmeni4 piro ii9
iofort berehnen, mas er BEL Dir an
Soilette 9lusgdben ipart."
,Nun, meinetipegen -"
,glber ert &affee trinten! Seher,
bas neue &leib betommt einen Sled.
uls bas ulte. Sas mub bur4aus iaus
ber bleiben."
Ra1 bem8affee prdientirte iih 9lba
in bem alten. Derlpaf9enen Sleibden.
,Reisenb!" urtbeilte bic RGtAin.
,Sebt gebe in bic &ii9e binuus CUR
Settle uno Ieibe bon ibr bic ipeiBe
S9iir3e. Sage ibr, fie mDate
Iofort gum Sod ssben unb Elm einfaz
DIES 5ribItiid in brei @dnsen beIteIlen,
= als mittslitsn Sang: Se4t in Sa9s
ne - faure. bas 1T iein Seibseri9t. ="
r9tber, Wlama, ipenn er nun bod
ni6t fommt9"
Damn betra6ten mir bas 9anse
als 8eneralprobe. llebrisens bereiteit
Oh bas sSriibItiid in eisener Perion
su, beionbsrs bas Se9tgeri9t."
nOu meinit, penn er tommt, Ioll
man ibm peismu9en --"
Sang re9t. Damn nimm bas
Gbemisbud -"
% fpeb Sdmit qudlte id midi
I6on, als mir ibn tennen lernten."
.0u bait bas in unperseibli4er
@eiIe perna9lGfIigt. Der Mann bat
bas Reat su psrlangen, baB bic Srau
iid) um ieinen 8eruf fiimmert. 9lu9
i9 itubirte bas 2anbre9t, als Sstn
0ater -
.aber als Su perbeiratbeit tparf,
battsit 9u einen 4bi4eu Dor iuriitis
59en 8ii6ern.1
rSa, penn man erft psrbsiratbet 1T!
- Sd perbe mid ans Seniter ieBen,
unb Iobalb er tommt, rufe i9 Dir gu.
Damn gebit Oh ans Slupter unb iin9it
bas id0ne GisO: ~@r. Der SerrIidite
bon aIlen."
r9as langtpeilise 3eus muB i'd
iebt iebesmal iingen. ipenn elmer
tommt. Sann ib ni4t NAL mas anz
bers -"
,Rein, Bel ben anbersn 2iebern itots
terit Su Su iebr, bic bait Du niat ges
nung einseiibt. limb rer, Der SerrIidz
ite" 1T Ihon betannt. 0a tpihen iie
Iofort, fper gsmeint iit.'
Die Gbe beg Or. WiIIp 8urte nit
ssrau 9lba geb. 8iltens 1T beute Der
Stabtbronit ais cine Der tpeniger
gliidli6en befGnnt. sic 1T gu puBs
Iii9tie unb tiimmert iib gu tuenig UNI
bic Dirtbi6aft unb bds Gei4dft oes
Mdnnes.
Die iungen unb altsn SunggeIslIen
aber meinsn: vGr mar gu raid. Gr
bGtte griinblid priifen 5pIIen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-02
g 9ebentIi6.

9ebentIi9. gntlaHener
StrGflina: .Serr 8erpdlter, t4 Tam
nt6t umbin, Sbnen fir bic ltebeOoIe
9ebanblung aus gdnSem 9er5en gu
banten =. es lit bod ipabr, Der 9err
9ertpalter iinb Der Batter allsr SPis.
buben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-02

-Roos. r&arls 9raut 1T ul.9"
rSu - aber lie bat piel Moos auee,
isBt.- Der GIiid!;ds!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-02

8obI cine Stunbe 1atten bic 9oms
mis- bts Santbauiss 3tit, Die iunge
Dame au bsobadten. bic auf bsr anbes
ren Ssite Der Strube. ben aopf gu
SoosH aeneiat. nit auIammsngepreBtsn
2ippen tpdrteHS duf uaO uieoer Inritt.
Damn fam 8sOrg suriid.
Sic elite iRm snts'gsn. pBie if's2"
risf lie bang
.Sott!" iprad) 9eora. leiatiinnia
nnu perpeoen IdhslnD ~. I'D
Jag Dir ia: nit Dem alien 9trrn lam
man reoen. Qtnfangs lieb er mid
aismIt9 ldnee parten uno smpfing
milo nit budss5ogsnen 9GussHbrauen
tpelBt 9u E. . 10 cine Itumms 5rdge:
p8irtIt9 ihOn auf Ssrr Ssrtor2 &.
I'm asbn llbr MorasRs9 limb mas
tpiinI3en Sie pieoer Don mir2 ga .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-11
o +
Prof. moore Selected to Revise WhnFton'o
Digest OF international law.

Prof moore Selected to Revise whnrton'o
Digest OF international law.
WASHINGTON. June 1O.-John B. Moore. pro-
fessor of international law at Columbia Uni
versity. New York. has been appointed to sue
coed the late William Hallett Phillips in revising
and simplifying Wharton's Digest of Interna-
tional Law" for the State Department. Prof.
Moore rose from q clerical position in the State
Department to the Office Of Third Assistant Sec
rotary of State under Secretary Bayard. but re-
signed under President Harrison's Administra-
ton to accept the professorship in Columbia
University. He was one of the secretaries Of the
Angel-Chamberlain Fisheries Commission.
The application Of Norman 4. Footc Of Rome.
n. Y. for an Assistant Appraisership at the port
OF New York was received at the Treasury De-
partment to-day.
.Surgeon.Gen. Tryon Of the navy. President of
the Alumni Association of Union College.
Schenectady. will deliver the annual address at
the college on June %.
Mr.. Maxwell of Nebraska to-day introduced In
the House n bill directing the establishment OF a
postal savings bank system. Every Post Office
whose receipts are In excess of $4O0 per annum
shall be a place OF deposit, the amount Of deposit
Secretary Long to-day telegraphed Rear-Ad-
miral SelfridRe, commanding the European sta
ton. to detach Passed Assistant Engineer
Walter NJ. Mcfarland from the flagship San
Francisco. and direct him to proceed to London
to represent the United States at the Interna-
Engineers, which will be held there next month.
Mr.. Mcfarland was selected for the duty on
account Of his high standing in the naval ser.
vice and his knowledge OF marine engineering.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-11
Court calendar. This Day.

Appellate Dlyision-suprems Contradictions. Or.
ders.Sos: .. y. !. 8, o, 7, IL, IL. Is, 10, 20, rs.
s%, rs. 20, e7, 20. sc. S3. SO. 81, SO. ~
Supreme CourI-Speciai Term-Part L.-Motion
calendar called a. 1850 A. N. Part Hex paTte
matters, Part NH.-Case unfinished. MotiSn.N
Nos. l,2.3. Demurrer-So. Sy.. Preferred causes
Nos ts3i. tnso. +s&s. ASA. looy, ASH. 50ss.
Law and fact-Nos. 4a5s. i5oV. SOI3, 4B4l, %ous'
4oYi. Sovo. +oB6, <oyT, loys. 4Usv, I7Oo yIvS
lnov. A'7o. %ovt..4TTJ. CARA. $500, 47pI, IGuS'
Part case diminished. Cases from Part w.
Part Ni,-Case unfinished. CaAes from part w.
Fart Elevated railroad cases. 40 day calen.
SoS lsssS; WIZ 1880. ix!Rs, vyso. 1891.
1850. Part Ll.-cISe unfinished. Nos. 1881,
a5xv. s2So. 92so. 2taI. 1855. ovs5. oss5. 2o5S,
2ooA, 1tls, obtI, %ll7, buIt, bu75. BI2O. booa,
oiSS. oieo, o07o, oIos, $500. o57o. 36vg, 4Oso'
Monday, June II. PART y.-cAse unfinished. Cases
from Part III. Fart Villas, unfinished. Cases
from Part Ill. Part Vll.-case unfinished. Noa
yss3, obBi, o3oo, A7ob. oAiH. 6A5U. b4oo, o4v5
ost1, osyt, nsnI. hvIZ. 3uoS. eSV5. ux5o, oo7I,
blAt, S72v, 3752, SO9y. IEluest.-So. o2OJ. Part
vui.-clear. Cases from Part vi. pLrt N.-Csse
unfinished. Cases from Part vi. Part X.-clsar.
Monday, June ~. Part XII.-Ad Journed for the
term. "
surroEsts's court-rrial Term-wm OF Jane A.
Dwysr At 1880 A. NJ; Reuben Rosa NJ lO:SU A. N
ShAmbers-hotion caiendar called at 10; 80 A, III.
For probate-wlls OF Margaret Y. JohneG, solomon
3: Reilly at 1850 A. NJ; Margaret II. Cook, solomon
We'll, Julia A. woodward Al y =. IL.
CITY C~ou.t-SpsclAi Trial Tenn
Part L--CleAr. Nos. 1889. 1914. l fSp, 1858. 1851
1881. lToo. 1909. Part H--CASs diminished. Nos
oTO. 1910. eSOo. 20v5. vsy. xSHs. 2SSs, 1881, Rybb
Stos. ostlA' vlo. iOvS, tSAO. 1855. oTs. 10, sIov;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-11
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Change In the or tho YlnEship Oiyu'
pic on tho Asinfic station.

Change in the Command or tho YlnGship OiJu-
pic on tho Aninfic station.
WASHINGTON, Juno 1o.-Thore will be q
change in the command of tho flagship Olympic
OF the Asiatic station tho latter part OF July.
when Capt. John J. Reid Is to be relieved by
Capt. Charles v. Gridley. now commanding the
receiving ship Richmond. Capt. Reid comes
homo then and will havo the usual leave Of
absence. Navy orders havo been issued as fol-
lows:
Navy Constructor r. P. Hobson. detached from duty
at Newport News and ordered to the Naval Academy.
Lieutenant-C Commander C. T. Force. detached from
steel duty at Munhali. Pa, and ordered to tho En-
deavor. Ensign C. b. Mcvay 10 assigned TO Munhall.
Cadets II. williams and =. C. Hart, ordered TO tho
Puritan from the Detroit.
Lieut.. I. X. sey mour. detached from the Massachu-
chusetts and ordered to the Ordnance Bureau.
Ensign Z. A. Moale. detached from the Naval
Academy and ordered TO the Massachusetts,.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. p. Crandali, detached
from the Norfolk Naval Hospital and ordered to
the Iowa:
marine rendezvous at Philadelphia aud ordered to
other special duty. Surgeon d. o.. Lewis is ordered
Commander Charles o'Neii appointed ordnance
chief for four years.
These army orders have been issued:
Second Lieut.. Joseph c. Fox. Thirteenth Infantry,
having been examined by a board OF onicers and
found physically disqualified by reason Of disability
The following changes in the stations and duties of
ohicers OF the Corps OF Engineers are ordered: Major
Charles E. L. h. Davis will relieve Capt. Cassius L.
Gillette Of the duties now in his charge. July &. Capt.
Gillette. upon being relieved. will proceed to savan-
nah and relieve Capt. Oberlin NJ. Carter. First Lieut..
James ]. Meylrr will be relieved from duty under the
Immediate orders OF Capt. Gillette. and will report TO
Major Davis for duty under his immediate orders.
second Lieut.. Jules q; Ord. Eishteen.h Infantry.
is, at his own request, relieved from the operation OF q
70 the commandment Of the United states Infantry and
Cavalry School. Fort Leavenworth. for the course OF
fnstrucftnn. and Second Lieut.. MURRAY Bald win,
Eighteenth Infantry. is detailed for such course OF
instruction.
Leave OF absence granted Lieut.. Col. Henry z.
Noyes. Second Cavalry, Is extended two months and
fifteen days.
Capt. Hobart X. Bailey. Fifth Infantry, Is detailed
to attend the encampments OF the Alabama National
Guards during the months OF June and July.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-11
me lo-rhese were to-dAy's prices:


NEw York. Thursday. June lO.-Receipts Of heeyes
were so head; mainly consigned direct TO local
slaughterers, NJ tradinE; feeling nrm. Dressed beef
nrm AT 'Shc. y ,. for poor TO prime native sides
British markets quote American steers at losllc,
p dressed weight; American refrigerated beef
At Sh!src ' n; American sheep at lldlSLyc, y r.
dressed weight. > eNports to-day or tomorrow.
Receipts OF calves, Including - direct, were 275
head. Active AZ rrm prices for all sorts. The pens
were cleared early. ,Veals sold at Ss@SG.P3 Won
calves generally steady; city dressed veals. seIOc.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, Including l car
direct, were a.526 mead; 81 cars on sale all told.
Very dull; weak for sheep and yearlings; lower Tor
lambs FULLY l. cars were carried over. Sheen sold
at tSOu0S6t3d y 100 ms; ycarlings az 81. s09 a.:
lamlS AT F5.21seN.25. Dressed mutton. ia Hc. . J.;
dressed yearltngs. So loc.; dressed lambs, SL,a II a.,
Receipts OF hogs were 2.oe5 head, Including 22s
head 90 sale. Steady at StEs 8, IS y 100 Ds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-11
CoURr-MARrIAA o FANCU1n1L
Tho Leader or the Marine Rand to he Tried
for DisobeyinE Orders.

Tho Leader or the Marine Rand to he Tried
for DisObeyinE Orders.
WASHINGTON. June 1O.-Prof. Fancuilli. direc-
tor Of the United States Marine Band. is to be
court-martiallcd because of his conduct on Deco
ration Day in disputinR with Lieut.. Draper.
commanding the marine battalion. the question
Of the best kind Of music for marines to march
by on such ceremonious occasions. He will DO
tried on one specification, and II he is convicted
he may be dismissed from the service or put on
bread and water for several days. or he may lose
three months pay. Major Goodell and Capts.
Denny and Carmody will constitute the court.
The charges recite disrcspectful conduct toward
a superior officer and failure to obey his lawful
orders.
The case has aroused a lively discussion here
and brought forth protests from musical orRani.
specify the music that shall be played. Tho
leader OF the Marine Band has always occupied
a position rather above the ordinary enlisted
man of the marine corps. although he is rated
as such, and some latitude has been allowed him
by his commanding officers. Prof. Fancuilli
succeeded Sousa, and naval men say he has been
spoiled by too much attention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-11
I,eai E.tate Auction a.,e,.

At the Bro1owAy Salesroom yesterday Ph,,,,
smyth rold No. 35t West sixteenth stree. ,Sr,s
side. t2o feet east of Ninth avenue. Z5t7S prSsS
76. four-atory brck dwelling. partition sale. Ia W
II. Conucii for ei3.5oo: also No. tOs Wet sir,
tenth street. south eide. 100 feet west or Sin,s
avenue. x5xlUS .Sx2oxl0o. three story brick ,n5
frame dwelling. with four-story brick ieuer.nt
housa NJ rear, partition sale, 70 Nary J. HoughtAi
ing for eli. 900.
William Kennedy sold Nos. $50 tn 80, r.,,
Ninety eighth street, south side. $50 feet west ~
First avenue. oox.Un.tl. three story brick f,,,iI,
iery together with enRines. fixtures. &C.. tore.
closure sale. In Thomas n. Bauchie for SIS ono
Peter y. Meyer 4 20. sold northeast corner ~
Vanderbilt avenue and i70th street. lOiKlUOIl7a
x5OxSs. Sx7O. vacant lot. foreclosure sale, 10 VII
liam O. Mccrea for $4,000: also No. ats TA.,
i3Oth street. lo.sKioo.ll tareestorJ trown,,ons
front DWELLING. executors safe. 70 Samuel II. R,y.
rows for eil.iUo.
Philip A. smyth sold no. 100 AdelphI street, r.,,
side. ts1. 10 feet south OF ParE avenue. Brootlyo.
z5KIoo. one AMI two story frame and brio, 1vtiI
ing. partition sale. to the plainttf for 81. 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-11
The Cruiser Minneapolis. Ordered Homs

WASHINGTON, juno 10.-The triple-scrcw flyer
Minneapolis, the show ship OF the American
squadron In the Mediterranean. has been Or
dcred home, and n cablcgram to-day from Ad.
miral Sclfridgc reports her departure from
Greece for Gibraltar. en- route to New York. Tho
Minneapolis has been on the station over ono
year, and during this time has displayed the
tion. She will be put out OF commission on ar
irving home. her officers detached. and men
vice. The vessel will bo laid up In ordinary In
the. fresh-water basin at League Lland. Her
withdrawal does not reduce the strength of the
same station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-11
Commander MuiIan to Have a Trial by Court
Martial.

WASHINGTON. June lO.-The Navy Depart
ment has decided to order n court-martial for
the trial OF Commander Dennis w. Mullan, U.
g. N, until recently in command OF the Pensa.
cola Navy Yard. and now on waiting orders. A
court OF inquiry mado an investigation OF allega-
tions affecting the morality of Commander Null
Ian, but nothing came OF 1t. Then Commander
Mullan made a request for a public court-mar-
young woman who figured in the case. He main
tains that tho young woman is his ward, and
that his attentions 10 her, which brought about
the court OF inquiry, were OF a parental character,
The court win meet on Tuesday next at tho
Washington Navy Yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-11

Hail J. How & Co. have sold for Frnncis ". Wat.
TO John O'connor. for Improvement, two LOT, 49,
100. on the north She OF lO7th street. $50 Feet va,
of Amateriam avenue. The purchaser will i'm
prove the property. ''
Thomas X. White has sold to Mrs. Abram $. p..
itt. the Hotel Cecil. . new structure occupyInS :,
plot le.6Xai.llx 0.ilGl23.ll. at the .olthaS,,
corner of st. Nicholas avenue and liStn ,rr..,
Nj. White took in part payment a piot 7srpsc
on the south aide of Twanty. secnnd sttc.t. us t..,
east Of Eighth avenue, on which are two nv. ,,nr,
nrick fiat buildings known az Nos. 25H ana pa
West Twenty. second street.
smith & stewart have sold to W. Stuoner M. ~,
West Ninety .nrst street. the nve story aud base,,.a,
VIVIAN
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NEW SOLICITOR OF THE TREASURY.
Maurice d. O'ConneII OF Iowa Nominated 70
Succeed Felix Reeve.

WARRINGTON. juno lO.-The following nomi-
nations were sent to the Senate to-day: Maurice
d. o'Connell of Iowa to be Solicitor of the
Treasury. and William NJ. Grihith of Arizona
TO be Marshal OF the United States for the
Territory OF Arizona.
Maurice D.. O'Connell. who succeeds Felix
Reeyc as Solicitor of tho Treasury, Is q Il wyer
at Fort Dodge. Ia. and has served twelve years
trict OF the State. The Office OF the solicitor OF
tho Treasury Is one OF tho best in the Govern.
ment service. 1t Is absolutely independent of
all supervisory control, and pays SO, 600 a year.
Reeve was requested TO resign. but refused.
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mexican bandits E1,raauea.

WASHINGTON, June lO.-The acting Secretary
OF State to-day granted the reputation of the
Mexican Government for tho extradition of
Simon Rede and Epifanio Armendariz. alleged
bandits. who are held at El Paso. Tex. on
charges OF murder, assault. and Kidnapping.
Rede and Armendarlz are members OF q gang OF
about twenty Mexicans who crossed to the
chihuahua They say that the offences alleged
were not committed, and that they are political
n ISfi been passed aSs d oS Sy tSs ssa lSr b 5eS UsaSss have
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CIVIL ENGINEERS OF THE xAvH.
Candidates Must Hereafter Submit 70 Com
petitive Examination.

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Appointments to tho
Civil Engineer Corps Of the navy are hereafter
to be made through competitive examination,
as the department is overrun with applications
for an existing vacancy. and believes this Is tho
best means Of securing good material. For q
vacancy created by the recent retirement Of
Engineer McCollum there are twenty-five can
didates. and a competitive examination has been
ordered to determine which one shall be ap-
pointed by tho President. This examination Is
TO be open to all candidates between 25 and IS
years of age who can show that they have taken
whose moral character is good. The scope OF
the examination covers all branches Of civil
engineering, besides those relating to dock con-
struction. building sewers, wharves, and sea
walls. No difficulty will probably be expert.
enced In getting q good man. as among tho can.
reputation,
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The Boston Ward TO He Made . FIRST Class
Naval Station.

WASHINGTON. juno lO.-Instructions have
been given by Secretary Long to the Naval
Bureaus OF Yards and Docks. Steam Engineer
Ing and Construction, to place tho Boston Navy
Yard In better condition, SO that It will resume
Its former position as a first class naval station.
Repairs to vessels will DO made there hereafter,
and the capacity OF the repairing plant will DO
increased. The Secretary has recommended tho
passage OF a bill for the establishment OF a dry
dock at the yard.
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she Hsuso Meets and AaJourus Un,n Monday.

WAsHIS0ToN. Juno lO.-Tho House met to-
day. but did no business. On a motion TO ad-
journ until Monday there was a tic vote. 81 10 81.
The speaker-,The Chair votes aye; the ayes
have II. lLaughter.l
A vote was was demanded by yeas and nays to
settle the question. The roll call resulted:
yeas. IQl; nays. SO; present and not voting, IL.
% the House adjourned until Monday next
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