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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-13

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIE
safe q y aSniaEtoa. n ard tcr tha
Co8ngy 81 hzag.--Aazy IL Lowe J9r34g.
pa.nCE, V, s'red re A. Ricnar2So de-
fent1nr NJ. sssJ. s4nusoas
t. stare CT ~ asa rlg-gu 70 sad E'res.a~is
a Richardson, defendant
To1 ara as-soy summoned % appear
wlcGIg sixey $50 &2ys af-sr rzs serviee ri
tA4s summons Ggo1 ya2. exclusive o. "a
DAY & service ta-w15. Htratn = DIS
as-e~ TIA G3ta DAY q L}acerf9-eT- lss., go
date 5f tas EEst publication ae~s1f. al
answer Tie complaint % ctss PLAINTIFF u
tbs a eSvs e1El,.ed asciar ara ser~e Z
ssg-eA whose Gf1cs AID Easzgfflce e<iG-ess
Is ges DIX STATED. AID ssfs-g Ire aS5vs &c.
tltlaj action n sc edITt AFORESAID.
-aid4n a. Sea-,ie. King cossGeT. vs. zsalr@-
tor. .ha place -eresT DESIGNATED Tor tIs
ira < sad ACTON. ara Il case - ygu-
failure 80 ~ 70 gD-@ I~Es 80 - rendered
AKA asE F@ss aecers-ag - tss 1saaG1 {
s-4lsi e3z77rsts e. %aieA 1es sse2 E3zsI = 81
rs. dark q sad spsgrt.
Tas o1Sec. o. Ea51 2c-i5c - . 1SFztn
decree % 1.G css.rt ~ - rsCfteres; ard
-s7tare7i .2 sz.H cs2Sa est-a1 E-4GE r1e .sH4
q ard s3~sc1as1aE -1ac -.r.a-a -s&en.s-rs
az .zs.e 1~~1ro@a-@ =xa~a.-,& - yat5.
ss-e - A-za~e g5sst- ZSss u1t2 - E5avs
~ares& 94asr . Ma r t.3Ss 7rT3eE1,
aasa tie tg..gw:1@ described lazG.s zarss-
ate = s8& Gl1E r0i2sg N ire fsT-llssrw
tr1rv seacsB II = aszG5U&-oE- azrtzzsl.s-g-
Aszusfess aEt 6eseT15e5 81 49, rs. s1-B5~.
C2znzas asl.ag a. 4 goat = ~ seses.e1
= " h, wI@t,1 sal g1l.r = d.
fz9- eas- @~1I re EE%Ea.ser car-@r De-
egsrass7 Sections ARD - aE5r@szsl I 20 fa@f
41& s~oz sad 7o7If RIA A-lEs sad 49,
800 Nra ~sa- ~ t2Ee ar4 hence r7sl
srsx4 A. rzEhs 2Sgies ws-@ xzs1 s@crto1
fs-a ~ Fes- s9S .as<rS ~zzn wsSg 1r ! ia
ra-zss4l wrz ga31 $500 .xea= 80 saag
s-@ -7er-s 20 marta % "a ges1E % b.
g-r5y-zz ez--&Ez1g acres E11ge Er legs
So a~t~g re s3-sa ka1s&s described ~ sna
.ess~sa5ss sss9 zster = - record y ia
Sc ~ - z34s@gzr - sa.& h4-x essgaev
a. raxss IA ard 80 - va = % tins aesss
~erore.s - sad -nUEET 80 Sze Ss@1w-
~ gazss= u SID caartT sa-wfs- re
y = cx &c. ~ . u = v. p z.
X Z cnrrzz~s-g - AGS E@sca sa13
-y2-rnza = 81 ~@ES~3 a. -ass sza g EsL
:. II 20 -eo1r3z = Mortgages - ~ez4 @s-
a.. R@sk ard ccgEa1-s5 = tA4 3z3&= -
Ens A14ssa~ u Ar9 Ter ses1 A-Gg e12z-T
y xsn41 g-9E- excepting @T= c-s-1Szg-
s~-4g-s q al arrs zerssc@1re ra.sAsesz ssr
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-13

L1IPOCNpED STOCK SOTECE~Tb. fol-
loving described horse. placed IN tae CITY
pound. January g. Isss. VIII be sold at
public auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash n hand. - pay cost 81 .mpoHEdiu Z
ana Advertising, January 60 Is.ss at 10
O'clock A. m. AZ ths front door Ok police
headquarters. ecr1er Third avenue ani
Yesier way
one sorreI horse. wa.ts stripe down face.
years old
The owner II tsla above described hsorss
being Unknown - To.
- s REED, CAfaf OF Police.
d. If A-2t rlLE..n-. e-nr Ii -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-13
CITY NOTICES.
THE CRY oE sE2 TTT-E-g7TTT TgE1s-

- 10y OF 4E-~IT'g Treas
.- SoS,ee : asrsay ssvsn saat RE -caz4
SS--1s.s-ae. M IL. xar tae Improvement az
---asd and EzryaTd Ss-ests = Ia CITY -
ss ---..s, trsz1 Depot Street % Mereer
1879 & ordinances M. 1@s-- wai-h Sxsv53@s
- lie Improvement % said street By esE-
: 4 aaae sever r aTg0er dimensions
asc1g SD streets between Sz.9s 7oIz-s. 10
$50 sE-- IL necessary apeH.ngS~ ayes.
s1-49-2o 50. A2zzz4zaasx. EsntzIat0rs d1sa-
.aaES and catcn-o&zias ana ny en1-
-. .e-ls sls SANE WITH re nan Intercept
- = yer lew existing a. Eae intersection
:. sasL4r1 street a1d Depot Street ard
Sr.rS- -a.g:s ger TIE payvssnt taeresar IN -
sezs.slsI.&s and establishing fund s1r such
2@$ ren1 sg ne IsvyI1y ana saIl4efter =
sss@c@a. aSse s<zTzzarts zpo1 me properly Gen.
xsAss1 ~ tss Improvement and uT rowling
- 80 ssoAnea * bonds ag au@aGv zs3 y
~ aeE % the lsgsslar1-s q tbs STATE -
a. So ger, APPROVED MAJ ar 2S9s,
T-tl Ter ne 2rsvss.ons " ordinance No:
80, APPROVED MAJ II. lss4 as amended
- ordnance S1. 3s4a Approved T.lw ten,
1As been duly certified % "a gCr col
1gs-on and tie respective r1rzs .tereta
snargat Ard E.~5esf a<afrz. ear vss-csi al
-, "a ana ard part r1erssf n SAID: dis
49, q payment OF suca inssa.lznenss =e-
-.a@r@ss On tie shoia amount charged.
49, - - said CO ar before ths ists DAY &
a., - 10y. 10y A% Unless payment 5e ussae
"a SGT s1ssa.frgert ~ or before t5@ Eatl
gay 3f Fs5raary Tsss s1e sane <ssn as-
s1lne delinquent ard saalf bear interest az
- Ase % pr cant. per sgTurs ANA
~tL3, and Y rut paid .zf9re sal t{-2s a
sA.Ey u HFe 81 ser eert snail ae aF+e3
so tas SIMS delinquent snail - snEers3 n
- annual Tax r0li fur <1e current year
-@Lst1st esG2 lot and parcel q Lard. ard
part NaeFe0f- 50 GeISarnane and With tse
=. eF-St and penairy saaQ b@ collected -
ead-r axes together VITA such ADDITIONAL
80 IS or 2eFls LES are authorized - he
- $50 and collected % 2raeE delinquent
-. anu esca lot o. parcel ~ lard 50
asllssletieat shall b. sola Per the amount 81
- asSeSs-g3@rft VIII Interest neralf- and
S"sN@. n E6E manner rrc~tH@1 rs lax
GEORGE ? wEAcuAM
-1Ity Treasurer OF rhe CITY II Seattle
,x6 deAes or 1rs. publication. January i9t,.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-13

SNAfsF~ RIVER route - @s~n.r s7gty
- ~ zgrzaa sE1 2 esksy ere ara
Taz-es $e 8t@ts---fsT- - = naEd-szss--
rnr L. as = TIE-7tg1t; %&g. - n e snSa-
s.fs5r Isss@z &ETE14 F.sr4sn-Eaz. L a.
s a ~ J&s. - az A. ia: Jar IS AZ ?
r. Ea1stuz n E.sfassst Stassw9ssts E8r
Skazss CsFw, 8asirt f@--ts1 zrf Avon
$50 "a saarxwr ard s~e7zsFt -AF~~ zrgtv az
s-fssr T}sc4 TeisDEcse Hasa 81 W -
gyz.s<sssa. Ga18&@-. = Il EcDorzHs
Ngagts~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-13

TACOMA. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER
STEAMER UTOPIA
VIII So sr-- C5lzss EGG4 every Me-
Oar ant Thursday ~ D =. sar rgaa1s
ard Tsccag~zr- Cara - Ei2z1e. -s
sagroGger O. %
Ts.sgzSss Mr. a.
n ?. MAXWELL. Agent
G2kzaz1 Dock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-13


YHENCEp Tu-Dcn
FINANCIAL.
80. sDv.~-rS 1900
l.. II : - s.E .s--,.s. 80 g sA.l. .Ass s.
rata Enrts joe Loan orsea. saT Sseaza-
e. - e .s-rT1- ,s,,-.-.r u---@- -
'as2s Iaaey -. r =. - 70 - cs.,csse
- - ~. -. - - - So -
STATE. $500 ~ s aSp sCaooL war
80 -s,,@r4 Es'saz ss-ss.s--- 1s
- 800. .ae ,-z. - .-------,
T. - ~ 80 49, . apk..vs1
aor-on Eank au..nsns
- ~3--o.1 Mf1rsTe-. rrlup.Dy
Lsd-Eoosrs }. s'snsr' Agent. 81 Bailey
s-a.sh block. mortgage laans and Gre n
- ---- - --------L
EEE6EEI = l6 GAAss isa1s On
sar-s and timber land e Scazusr-zc
block
WARRANTS ooaght ana sold wr- D.
attls
JAMES BoTHwELL4. isans and ln~u--
snce, g Boston block: telephone. Main
& go TO LOAN on real estate rcrtgage-
----
To J0AN-E 90, A. Ter cent. GrcII L.
s----------
COLLATERAL BAAk-lSaey loaned
rs Cherry.
aisl block
---------------------------------
VALENTINE SCRIP for sale. . Boston
-
r.xs,C1.xs ,YD SY.rYoxS
-------------z-z-.-,---.- -
Dr- Ss1a pefsia4ly.
fee. Washington block. ia First avenue.
oe4ltI-.
Dr.. MILES removed e e Baiisy build build,
Lng. lack 81. Residence. al FlAs
-, $1,000 = - = -, - -
LIZ. CA1,5OCN; sr4rr~Boy9 block feie-
So, :. ---,------ - -,
II. $500 y - = -. ILL., dotSSAe oiocA-
~ rz-sz-, 1v--e7-------- - r.
- -
ing
-----
DENTISTS
DR.. q. G. GRTFFIE-OfyIcs at residence.
= Taylor 3renGe North Seattle. Take
Tel. Lake 7ol.
IT. -.
Dr.; c L NELsoN- Residence III III, Third e
- - - -
r 2 GENTLE ID n s-RoaYus sg-a2
Bailey bntJ3inr TeJeuhon. Ma sc.
Burke building. " reieph d Red sios. ''-
ALBERT r FORREST. safe Deposit
Guiding. Front street
--------
Burke block
----
II gTPK94gT D Ds Third and
inns. 1a-nes.
=. 4. a.,LM.s, .. p. 5. Co.nan oa..a.ns.
OCULISTS AND AERISTS.
---- ----
physicsan for diseases II the throat; re-
moved 20 rooms RESET Bailey building.
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A1soL- UTIoN NO. TZT,-Fsa Il resolved sy
follows.
81 That It Is the intention az ne Ciev
% seattle % improve TweHtv-tEir3 Are
Ne otaIt3 from Norman Street - xes leg
a. % the construction u an LronSEor.e
plpe sewer through said portion OK aid
sttE%e Win al necessary yves, openings.
@2aA<lc les. lampaoles. veztsEators and cat 4
css3ls. Said sewer 70 tam psrzrtgy DIS
eharse frer wooien box auEfal 20 IA
constructed by the EIgy OF Seattle asdu =
Sad Norman Street 80 Ira auefaI q rra
ala Walla sewer IN TweBty-frsE aveuus.
10 That the cost thereof save and ex-
ES9k TIE cost or sad TEN p0FAEy 9uttAl4
re paid by assessments % sc .avfeft Z en-
ne proparvy abusting upon sad p rt.on e
sad Tventy-taird Avenue under the plan
or Immediate Payment" "a the manner
provided by tae Charter AMI Ord
OF the City OF Seattle. The cost and sx-
gense OK said egtfall 70 be borne By tia
- Thas the City Engineer be directed
70 furnish % the City Council an ssSEnat -
or tas enst OF said Improvement and Ok
said cut1ali
- That the matter oe making sad tn
proFement VIII be nnsiieFed by the CitT
council At session thereof 70 be held "a
the seventh day OF February Is9S. az s
Q CLOCK 2. N, H. which time all Ders rs
desiring 20 De heard upon tas matter n
making said Improvement. before L!se City
Sqaheil. are notified % Dc present
Passed the City Council the l1tA day Of
January. ISIS. and signed By me- IN open
session In Authorization az It's passage
this 10th day OF January; lSss.
President Pro TEN. OF the CITY Caancu
1888. Wilt n. PARRY
City Comptroller & Ex-ofsscin City Clerk.
Tate or first publication. January g. ISIS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-13

PORT Tow ~SE%r AND WAY pop~a
Strs ~ sla2o 5.ss a4.'y- except san
Say a. a -. Sunday direct az D a ~
rstxsnf-w DIRECT. Leaves Ferr Townsend a.
z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-13

Three refund trips daily, excspt Sunday
Cennact ions-At Seattle with tha steamer
FLYER for Tacoma. At Everett with sha
stfar-ser Mikaio fer Sa0homlsh. ard win
Ia. Everett < Monte CTiSso railway ter
Ngsuse C~tzre ard way stations.
CONAN Dock. Seattle Merchants Dock
Everett Telephone. Seattle. Red 311. E.y-
erstt. g. Il 2 SCOTT.
Masagar
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SAN JUAN rax.Awra

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying Euf:ss1 States naiE. caves CITY
aocx tu@t az Main street @1sraag
T.ezsEav zn5s Tn-frssiaF a. = osc{rcs rugf-
rsnsft So PSTF Townsend san Tuaa sxsar.I.
All %eS Hhatca.Ta Es-Hwnsggz E~ayes
Mex VIA -ccr1 ~essFay 'Caurssfay sna
SATURDAY a. a. n. J. q Tlserrrzs1r' rrssr-
aver -exnsr Lily 2rEartUs r %. ar@uss
cfsx Eek Ts.enhane. If IN &
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Tine Card-LeaveS Seattle Il H., =
n and .. IA Leaves Everett SIS e. m,
sse :. n. and ia p IN.
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PArTv1c NAVIGATION CO

rAFIrLf > \ Y EFFNA4f1N 80
<eaff1a Fwevstt e Vatican Tzort.
safe az TTss1gEzs2r issgEss Sezsfss da7r
srr@-+ @Atsrs1z.F az - :. II
seatGfa. Eyrrett ard "a C2ager Rygee
SCARF F7i-Fsge- @a*Sa -sAszss das3y
rTesr x.5frx norts MsEssF. Tss3aesessv 50
Er<xav. Eofox sQzsh Tuesday. Tsurxegss~
ard saturday.
TA-zn~a~@ 5xal1 ~ Fseser Ea-zr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-13

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDAoNpa
RQETE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-13

FREIGHT AMI PASSAGE To 81 MI
enact ard Dawson City. kneSk+d
EaNa Boats 0uiieFs. @FG.. Al reatsCFi+tlsss
rates speG3a3 facilities VII contract
WIFE parties 70 fak@ fEeIg5g and p2=atSA-
zsrs % g. Mieha1i 3rsE EQas
VII leave seaxfie 2gsut Aprt. Is 20 <tS%
parties n chance 70 es1EG river a0sa9s os-
f5rst YUKON opens ap. Fer freight at49
cassase see r Fl Dempsey. agent asa
vessel broker. SsS-7-s Seattle Sz3I0E2AI
Bank aazzsGlar
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GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE 4 EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
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Arr. KINDS % sne machinery ard tn
sf-,frraerrs made and repaired. also pat
sn-n and erperfgr1ertas work FOR invent
orx. r. Wagner. room y Sullivan sasIr-
ing.
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e-ytres rvtf-xser ls-snca bore ~ seer
s--.sEe eaps1xr. cspp-r pipe ard otter
.rarFrigre-w 5esgnzing thereto: price 81 o.
asffrrsz f. 2. nom +2 Equitable build
sag, Tacoma
Evening star., 1898-10-06

convention shall be entitled to be represent
ed in the house Of deputies by not more
than four presbyters, canonically resident
in the diocese, and not more than four lay
men, communicates of this church. and
having domicile in the diocese. Each dio-
cese shall prescribe the manner in which
its deputies shall be chosen.
"A majority of the dioceses entitled to
representation shall be represented by
clerical deputies and also a majority of the
dioceses so entitled shall be represented by
lay deputies, to constitute quorum for the
transaction of business. The absence of
majority of the deputies of either order OF
any diocese shall not fnvalfdate the repre-
sentation of such diocese, so long as there
be present one or more deputies of either
order. If any diocese be not represented,
or be represented in one order only, such
diocese shall, nevertheless, be bound by the
acts of the general convention.
On any question the vote of the majority
of the deputies present shall suffice, unless
otherwise ordered by these constitutions,
or unless the clerical or lay representation
from any diocese require that the vote be
taken by orders; and in all cases of a vote
by orders, the two orders shall vote sepa-
rately, each diocese having one vote for its
clerical and one for its lay representation,
if present; and the concurrence of the votes
of the two orders, by not less than a ma
jority in each order of all the dioceSeS rep
resented in that order at the time of the
vote, shall be necessary to constitute a vote
of the house: Provided. however, that if It
Snall appear tnat a CONSTITUTIONAL quorum
of the house has not voted the presiding
officer shall declare that there has been no
vote of the house: and in such q, case the
question may be again put to the house
when a quorum shall be present, at any
time before the final adjournment of the
convention then in session.
Sec. s. In either house any number less
than a quorum may adjourn from day to
day. Neither house during the session of
the general convention shall adjourn with
out the consent of the other for more than
three days, nor to any place other than
that in which the convention shall be sit
ting.
Sec. 6. One clerical and one lay delegate
chosen by each missionary district of this
church, or by convocation of the Amer
lean churches in foreign lands, convened by
proper ecclesiastical authority, shall have
seats in the house of deputies, subject to
all the qualifications and with all the rights
of deputies except the right to vote.
Sec. Z. The general convention shall
meet in every third year on the first We'd
nesday in October, unless a different day be
appointed by the preceding convention, and
Evening star., 1898-10-06
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
Many Names Added to the District
Rar Today.

The District of Columbia bar was aug
mented today by the admission to practice
before the Dictrict Supreme Court of forty
two newly graduated law students and one
attorney, who has practced before, but in
another jurisdiction. These aspirants for
legal honors in the District were admitted
TO the bar before Chief Justice Bingham
and Associate Justice Cox sitting in gen.
eral term.
On motion of Mr.. H. P. Galley, Mr.. Har-
Vey b. Graw, a member of the bar of the
Chic ST preme court was admitted to prac
tice.
The following graduates of law schools,
having successfully passed the examina ZION
admitted to practice motion of Mr.. ID.
W. Baker, assistant district attorney:
]. K. Adams. District of Columbia: Robt.
l.. Ames, Michigan; William r. Andrews,
Maryland; James b. Archer, District of
Columbia; r. T Baker. A. G. Bishop, Dis
trict of Columbia; Gilbert A. Clark, Frank
trict of Columbia; John Deneen, Joseph H.
freeman, Michigan; John T. Hart, Texas;
George j. Hepelman. Illinois; CRANKY Hill
yer, Frank g. Holliger, Missouri: Pierce
Livingston Johnson, Michael ]. Keane,
Massachusetts; Anderson B. Lacey, Ohio;
Francis NJ. Lowe, George D. McQueston,
Plckens Neagle. District of Columbia;
Thomas H. Netherland, Chas. r. OLeary,
Harry NJ. Packard District of Columbia;
Isaac S. Pennybacker. West Virginia; Au
reliar II. Pinney ard Spencer B. Prentiss,
District of Columbia; Ebert E. Richmond,
New York: j. Castle Ridgway, William ].
Rich, Massachusetts; Webster S. Ruck-
nan, Michigan: Louis NJ Sanders, Mchi-
gan; John l.. Syphax, Edgar H. Talbert,
John f. Taylor. District of Columbia; Geo.
=. Tucker, Joseph w. Welsh, Robert E.
Wiley. Arkansas: John G.. Williams, ELL
wood O. Wagenhurst, Pennsylvania.
Richard p. Elliott and Leonard ]. Mather
were admitted to practice before the Court
of Appeals.
Evening star., 1898-10-06
Telephone Suits.

One more suit and an additional injunc-
ton was placed record today against
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company, the restraining order to con-
tinue until the question of the constitu-
tionality OF the $50 law has been finally
settled by the courts. The complainant in
TINS case is Mr.. William w. Danenhower,
proprietor of the Hotel Fredonia. and who
also has a phone at his place of business at
New Jersey and Virginia avenues south
east
Evening star., 1898-10-06
Court Proceedings,

William C. Woodruff. Robert A. Boyd
and Robert D. Ruffin, indicted by the grand
jury for perjury, as stated in The Star
yesterday. were today admitted to bail in
the sum of $500 each,
In criminal Court No. l Charles Dunkins.
alias John Dunkins, was convicted of the
theft or a pocket book and remanded to
await sentence,
Evening star., 1898-10-06
Used an Umbrella.

Lottie Coffee and Louisa jackson, well
dressed young colored women, who figured
in a street row a few days ago, had their
trouble settled by Judge Kimball today.
Lottie appeared as defendant In an assault
case and the court heard Louisa tell how
her former friend had broken an umbrella
over her head.
My friend accused me OF being out with
Iottie's husband" Louisa said land /
hadn't been with him."
do you know her husband very well?"
she was asked.
Certainly / do" was her response.
A small boy who had carried messages to
Lottie also told OF the assault.
Lottie made her statement and the court
fined her IS or fifteen days.
Evening star., 1898-10-06

ing your action, / have delberated with
myself whether or not to again accept the
position of presiding officer in this con-
vention. / had many reasons for declin-
ing, but after reflection l decided to con-
sent on one condition, and only one, and
that is that this shall be absolutely the
last time that I shall preside over these
conventions. 1t is better that some other
man be chosen, and / desire II to be un-
derstood in the most distinct manner that
some one else shall be chosen for the next
triennial convention.
In looking about me now i am again
impressed with the makeup of this body,
and, moreover, the secretary informs me
that the delegation at this convention is
unusually large. Some OF our members
have passed away since our last conven-
ton, to the spiritual house. The same
thoughts, the same love for the church,
the same desire to do a duty, and do II
WELL still animates those living among us,
and with us here again today.
The Capital City.
'"The convention meets this year In a
notable place, in the capital city of the
nation. with Its national, judicial. legis-
lative and executive power before our eyes
We note in the social world OF this country
an enthusiasm and awakening, a new
stimulus everywhere. So may this con-
Vention not go home without some good
work enthusiastically performed. / hope
most sincerely that the three weeks will
not pass In mere discussion of personal
opinion. The president of this convention
should do nothing to influence its action.
Absolute impartiality, seQuestration, as II
We're, from the currents of opinion, is his
duty in Office. Yet he may say certain
things may impress upon you the value of
time, may speak of the importance OF
restraint in speaking, and may refer to
the charm OF modesty on the part of new
members. Let me refer to our old rules
ana traditions. May l predict a good
the history of the church?
with renewed expressions of gratitude
ana esteem l accept the nomination and |
take my place, relying on GODS presence"
Secretary and Assistants.
Secretary Hutchins was reelected. and
nominated the following assistants: Rev.
Thomas E. Green of Iowa, Revs c. Nor
ton Siils of Maine, 1. NJ. Wordsworth of
Nebraska and Rev. White of Michigan
Rev DIR. Mckim and Mr. Curtis of Della
ware were appointed a committee to in
form the house of bishops that they had
organized, while a few minutes later the
secretary of the upper house brought a
message TO the deputies announcing that
the bishops had also organized.
A resolution relating to the amendment
OF the constitution was offered and made
special order for today.
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tfon to the convention, to arrive in this
city on Friday next at 10 am.
The bishops discussed further procedure
with regard to the constitutional amend
ments, and then adjourned for lunch
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at such place as shall have been determined
on by the convention; and If there shall ap-
pear to the presiding officer of the house of
bishops sufficient cause for changing the
place so appointed, he may appoint an
other place for such meeting. Special meet
ings may be called in accordance with
canonical provisions of the convention
Evening star., 1898-10-06

Edward H Hslbach has been appointed
by the District Commissioners an sddi-
tional private on the police force, for duty
at the weather bureau, and Janee Mo-
Nerhany, for duty at GEORGETOWN Univer-
sity. =
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