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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,

THE COLUMBIAN ASf pffT,y cTE4q7r LAW SCHOOL
And " and T:. f:sss
The HoS 9.
Professor Of III. co UsIT51 sI1rf .,
o. g: the
TH s0 Hun WALfEK ' aSx Of IT, Tor B.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF TIE suPRENk coUHr OF TEE
of the a% Of x Res ana
Of rG9 noS sPf e Hs. 'S SnTst
(AssIsTANr ATTORNEY ekNERAL OF THE UNITED
Professor Of Equity Jurisprudence. Of Common Law
and h Hon P.'f bT I'd 1f s ths E e Efdenc'
tAssoC1Arn JUSTICE or THE SUPREME corEr OF IN.
tn. Fl H LID
urS Hsi'q L D x rs G I H. IT. Il NJ
'soNrrlsE ASSISTANT aTTon n OF THE DISTRICT OF
Professor of Common Law frs:.ice and Lecturer on
THE HON. AuaH Is fs'srS SSokfTH1Serox. IL B.
'So~rrrAE DISTRICT s 41T9nsrr OF THE UNITED
Lecturer on Legal BihioSraphy and the Uss Of
WILLIAM d' r Msi II SSGTti Esq.
toF rHE WASHINGTON BAn).
THE HON SiHh tsSf',Ii siaoN6s
UNITED STATES coMH NM S or rArrxrs,.
rHh a5s G 4 bf fVv G G. f baptEY
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF TuE SUPREME COURT OF THE
1..,rr., ~ C DISTRICT OF coLUMBIa,; p,..
WILLIAM Q. JOHNSON. IL. NJ.
(oF THE WASHINGTON sAR),
JUDGE of Moot Court.
on sd i p H.
pcation Of their lecture courses With the Snnounce
ment OF new lectures for the current scholastic year
Leading r.srsetiye to the degree OF Bachelor Of Laws
Tie lecIurcs are ali delivered after O'Clock pm
Judge COX Will continue his REGULAR course for the
He Lectures a Is.ee HakLsS
The instruction in the School Of Practice will bs
more eciazei because OF the additions inside to the
lhe Law Library is daily for study reference
esa debate and for associated study special
brary 70 enroll students and answer Inquiries.
The lecture course of Mr.. Commissioner sIMoNpS
taken alone 1t a special tuition Zee.
srRy at an ne Of GGa stsIss e
10 5AMfs G. { TN Tres by
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
o % e Il h9 LaFs Han Of the h
when new Students not graduates of the Preparatory
College OPEN to Students ., both sexes Aspirations
M snRp be % to ss
in the University Library.
CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, THE cOIUM.
BIAN UNIVERSITY.
This school s vi open at o'c, ock p M. OCTOBER
departments OF English. Mathematics Civil Engineer
ing. CHEMISTRY. Assaying, Physics. Mineralogy,
LATIN French. German, Mechanical and other
branches OF drawing with lecture Astron-
oEly. Ahthropology. Zoology. Botany a.. All classes
meet III the evening and are open to both Tor
further ihforlnstion apply to the dean. Irof E. T.
FR1SIOE, LII ID. SCI
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
- SCHOOL,
l33o st II. w.. gives thorough preparation for COL
lege. for the naval and military academies and
business corps of ten Instructors. five of whom
are college professors. Number OF pupils limited to
100 BuilGlLE open for inspet ton and a teacher
present to answer inquiries from 10 to O'Clock
after d at 11l4 Corroran street
Session begins September II.
or ca;alocues or Iurther information address
ANDREW r. MONTAGUE. PHI. D.,
se-r Principal.
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BALLOON ASCENSION and parachute jump at
Bs,hesda Park today and tomorrow at $3.50 p.
m.-Adrt
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THE STARS circulation in
the City of Washington is more
than three times larger than
that of any other newspaper, and
the number of its readers more
than FIVE times as many. As
an advertising medium it there
fore stands without a competi-
tor, whether either EXTENT or
QUALITY of circulation is con.
sidered. That the intelligent
public thoroughly understands
these facts and acts upon them
is conclusively shown by the
steady and rapid growth of the
papers business both in circula-
ton and advertising patronage.
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GEORGETOwN UNIVERSITY.
VI FOUNDED i1hJ.)
SCHOOL OF LAW,

EEORGETOwN UNIVERSITY.
~ II ounaed i1hJ.)
SCHOOL OF LAW.
Faculty.
REV. ). HAvENS RICHARDS. s. j..
Preslden. Of the University.
HON. WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON, IL. D.
tChief Justice L. >. Court OF Cains),
Lecturer Statutory and Administrative Law and
Legal Maxins.
MARTIN +. MOhkIS, LII. d..
Dean of the Faculty and Lecturer on Constitutional
and international Law, Admiralty and Comparative
Jurisprudence.
HON. JEREMIAH NJ. NILSSON, IL. D.,
Lecturer the Law OF Real Estate and the Law Of
Evidence.
ANDREW b. DUEAIL. A. NJ, LII. B..
Lecturer on Equity Jur. sprudence and Torts.
JO. EfH J. DARLINGTON, IL. D..
Lecturer the Law of Personal Property,
Contracts and Negotiable Paper
GEORGE T.. HAMILTON, IL D.,
Lecturer the Law ut Partnership. Corporations,
Practice and Trstan entary Law.
Il. ROSS PERRY. A. M,
Lecturer Common Law Pleading, Criminal Law and
Domestic Re cations.
REV. RENE holland, s. j.,
Lecturer on Natural Law.
MOOT COURT
CIRCUIT COURT: PROF. GEORGE E. HAMIL-
TON. COURT OF APPEALS PROPS. MARTIN F.
MORRIS. JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON AND h. ROSS
PERRY.
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THE STAR is the LARGEST
paper published in Washing
ton, with a general equipment
and printing facilities three-fold
greater and better than those of
any other Washington paper;
and, having the full Day Re.
ports of both the New York
Associated Press and the United
Press, supplemented by an une-
qualed service of Exclusive Spe-
cial Dispatches from all promi-
nent points in America and Eu-
rope, it prints more and fresher
Telegraphic News than any
other Washington paper can
possibly supply, furnishing at
the same time a greater amount
and better quality of Local,
Domestic and General Intelli-
gence, and a larger quantity
and higher grade of Original
and Selected Literary Miscel-
lany than any paper in the Dis
trict.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

OK NuktULh AND OLD POINT IAkE
4 Steamer LADY OF The LAM. Taresl 30 Round
TRIP sou Steamer esyes III; wharf, terminus OF
cauie cars. lESDAi. IHU kSDAi. SAIL kDAi ami
SUNDAl. . p.uL l.ixnted with electricity and re-
furnished throughout Through tickets Boston in
ciudns meals and state rooiIIs II. and New Nork
eS.vp. Telephone call, 1851, Z. 4 o. offic--l3 and
l4.l. and Il. & v. 6i9 and 1851 fsnpa. ave.
jylO Al I'M ID MOlD n T.
STEAMEE T. V. AkRowsMITH. IRON I'm
~ ~ wharf. ON Monday and Wednesday, at n M.
Tor Colonial Beach. Co!tons Noaiini Creek Smiths
Creek Coan and oconlco kiyers Returning land at
Intermediate landnrs Arrive al Washington Msdnss.
day and FRIDAY mornings.
On saturdays. at "a: m. for Colonial Beach Dol.
ton :. Coan and loconlco. Returning, land at Col
tons and Colonial Beach ARRIVE Washington sun
days. at y PIN.
Jyo3m c. W. RIDLEY G~nl Nan.vsr
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA sTEAMBOAr
AVA Colnpsny.-Steainer sue. Capt. W. G. Ueogheran
leaves every SUNDAY y. Baltimore aud ryec
landings Steamer Jonn T.. 1ygert, Can't. John A
hetchain. leaves every Monday and Thursday at{
y IL Tor river landings. Thursdays trip Will Be- ex
Tended 10 baltimore. All freight must b. preDsid
for passage and freight apply to SIEPHENSOSk
bho.. ttn ~; wharf. VI cor. Ia. ave. anc 18th st.
mh3S-Oln
STEAMER ''wAkEF1ELD
~ leaves .th-st. wharf Gu MONDAYS THURSDAYS
anu oAl IEDAlS At u III. Returning TUESDAY.
FRIDAY and SUNDAY evenings
FOR Noiiiiiii Creek, Va. and ST. Clements Bay. Nd.
touching AZ interniediate landings.
Passenger accommodations i1rst-lass-
- g. ". RIDLEY,
YS GENERAL Manages
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Note This Point.

THE STAR gives the exact
figures of its circulation every
week, and cheerfully opens its
books and press and delivery
rooms to any person having in
terest in the correctness of its
statements, so that its patrons
know precisely how much and
what kind of publicity they are
getting when they buy space in
its columns.
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CUKGTCAL AND MEDICAL CLINICS.

The medical department OF Howard University will
bold the following clinics for students during the
SUNK term:
survical every Saturday by Profs. " F. Graham
and T.. D. Purvis. Surgical every "Wednesday by Prof.
i;obzrt Reynurn. Practice OF medicine weekly by
lrof. L. Is. Hood. Obstetrics for by Prot q
y; luryis Diseases OF throat wee.iy by Prof.. L.
by DR.. L. Oliver Belt Diseases uf children and
minor surgery every Tuesday and thursday by DR..
l. A. BaiIocn DisI,ensary ciinics daily b, DI. F. j
Shadd Dental every tuesday Thursday and Satur-
day by Drs. over. Lee AMI Lotion. rel -9m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN, ESQ,
Secretary and Treasurer.

The faculty take pleasure in announcing that their
= St NV. is now rapid approaching completion.
This building Is to be devoted exclusively to the
poses of the Law School, and. Is believed, to be in
every respect thorouhy ada Tor the purposes
yided in The way OF lecture rooms and library and
reading rooms The library now comprising the En-
gls and leading American reports. and the latest
books. upon most legal subjects, with the connodious
reading attached VIII be open from to 10
OF the school
The Introductory lecture will be delivered and
nounceinents made for the ensuing term In the new
paiidins Oh "Wednesday, October Z. at ~ pm Pres,
en and prospective students. alumni OF the school and
all interested most cordially invited TO be present
The secretary can be seen at the old Law bulidinS
corner Oth und SIS. II. W., on Mondays and thurs
days from 30 to 30 p m, for Information. enroll
Inent &c. Circulars giving OF study, terms
1874 st. nv. and Lowdernilk Co.. l424 I st
NV and at W. 5. 1homps sons drug store, 1U3 18th
St n. W.. application personally by letter to
the undersigned 5. NJ. YEArMAN,
sel4-l I'm Secretary and treasurer.
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BALLOON ASCENSION, Bethesda Park, $50 this
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Oldestl
Largestl
Cheapestl
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The Evening Star

The Evening Star
Is the OLDEST and most firmly
established newspaper pub
lished in the District of Co
lumbia, having won the high
position it holds in the conf
denoe of the people Of Wash
ington by forty years of faith
full and answering devotion to
their interests, without regard
to any other influence or con.
sideration whatsoever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18
(rONZACA COLLEGE,
81 STREET NV
SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ..

During the vacation the interior q the college has
undergone thorough renovation. The teaching stan
has b-. augmcnted. and the scholarly attachments OF
the professors insure thorough education tnose
eoDlmitted to our care
are not experimenting the public by the intro
duction Of new and untried systems. but follow the
Ratio studiorum Socletatis Jesu - a method Of
teaching which has been sip naly in the
schools Of Europe the last hundred years II
needs but 10 be followed to have the here
therefore our purpose to carry into effect each and
every detail this wellried system; nor shall we
cease in efforts until pupils have reached the
high standard excellence sttanable BY method
OF education.
Experts IN stenography. tyrewriting and bookkeep-
German and trench, Will be taught without extra
charge.
Kew. Robert Fulton, g. j., that experienced edu-
OF our college at Boston will superntenG
the schools, assisted by Rev. Arthur ]. McAvoy s. J.
Awen-equipped English course open to those not
desiring classical education.
Terms: elO.per Quarter. in advance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

ME PARTISAN BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
second session opens September -. All studies
Taught IN French The English course (under Miss c.
KENNES, principal. l42s st. n W. se5Im'
,ARD.ETO THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY: HAv-
frof Henry c. Spencer for twenty live years in this
SSity In the building up and administration OF the
Spencerisn business College. and having received
frou him. as his dying beQuest the entire and uncon-
uitional proprietorship OF this institution permit me
10 ASK OF the citizens OF Washington vicinity
nuance OF their generous con hdenee and patronage.
Inc entire corps OF twelve trained teachers
tion to the welfare Of the community shall be in the
iuture as has been IN the past, the spirit of the
work. For the present Mr.. II. A. Spencer of New
YORK. one Of the Sencerisn suthors twin brother Of
my husband. will conduct the classes In penmanship
day and evening.
SApa CprNrrp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

DROP. PAUL VOINOT. DIPLoME DE L'UNI-
i versite de France. has reopened his school Of
French language at l!:4 ! stree: Pure Partisan
cent rapid progress assured Office hours. TO p
seI4.,ws
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WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

" 401 T. Capitol ST.. opp, Capitol Hill P, o.
This college established in 1885 and has been
constantly advancing until at present one the
best commercial institutions in Washington. More
than 100 pupils We're enrolled last year. Baum's large
and commodious hall. the corner of 4th and East
Capitol sts will be occupied and after Septen-
Der l. Rapid dctaton speed classes in Shorthand and
Typewriting.
studies: Bookkeeping. arithmetic. writing, SPELL
ing. grammar, business practice, correspondence,
typewrting and shorthand. Terms l mo-, s5; s
mos. SO; mos, SO. Reopens Sept. I. Office open
Tor arrangements after Aug. il
For catalogue address
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MADAME A. DE BAUSSET HAS MOVED TO Sl5
NJ 18th st. NV. where the WIMODAUGHsIS
FRENCH CLASSES will receive their lessons until
the reopenng Of the institution Also private lessons
seli-.,ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

- 8l2 AID GA 18th st. NV.
Most advanced instruction in elocutfon and oratory
70 be had in Anierica. ACTING NOT TAUGHT
Guiding double course, presenting the complete Del
sarte and new Shaftesbury methods med: also
the european course. Day sessions in chief College
opens October l. The new engraved cata ogue Of lGD
pages Is the largest and most beautiful college cats-
iogue issued. Teachers certificates. diplomas de-
Rrees gold medals and e3OO prizes awarded. The
new catalogue OF 100 llsIied any address on
receipt q n cents. FULL DESCRIPTIVE CIRCU-
LAhS FREE au:.el I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

FIVE NEW SCHOLARSHIP
Composition he'd At the college September l. and3
G. GILLESPIE. Sd,
auSl-t pr.s,d.nt
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MRS. +. L. BARRINGER,
Iu 14:'3 . STREET,
PIANO AND SINGING.
~ VI

PIANO. HARMONY VOICE.
1872 18th 81. NV. seiG-]n'
THE THIRD YEAR OF MISS HALSTEAD'S
i Private School Will egin ssptcIl Ter ~ Aup lea
ton may lie uatle at the school rooit. l4i 10Th
and after September ~. IRON ~ to II q. sl5-lm-
MISSES POLLOCK AND NOERK HAVE RE-
VI moved their kiHier.arten ami School IL 4 Q
st. where they iarger and better accoIuo-
datiODs Viii reopen September H. se15-lw'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18
CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL THE COIUM.
BIAN UNIVERSITY

Il.
This school wi / open at %. ock p NJ, OCTOBER
J. with the ioowins courses OF instruction, viz All
departments of English. Mathematics Civil Engineer
ms. Chsinlstry. Assaying. ~ Physics. Mineralogy.
branches OF drawing with lecture Astron-
oEly. Ahthropology. Zoology. Botany a.. All classes
meet III the nlnx and open both Tor
further ihfornation apply to the dean, frof. E. T.
IL IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18

SCHOOL,
i3:s st n w.. gives thorough preparation for col.
lege for the naval and military academies and for
business. corps of ten Instructors. five of whom
are college professors Number pupils limited TO
100. BuilClLg open for inspection and a teacher
present to answer inquiries from 10 to = O'Clock;
after d at 11l4 Corcoran street.
Session begins SepteInber2l
For ca:alocues or iurther information address
ANDREW +. MONTAGUE. PHI. D.,
trin
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EMERSON INSTITUTE.
IL 9i4 i4th st. bet. and sts
Select Classical and Mathematical School for Young
Men and Boys. FoRTIETH YEAR bepins wednss-
day. September %.
Prepares tor Harvard, Yale Princeton Johns Hon
hns Lehigh and other Colleges and Universities; to-
the scientihc Schools, United States Military AM
Naval Academies and for business. Special Department
Tor boys between and II years Of ATE Afu course in
During the vacation the building has been thor.
Sughy reiodeled and renovated important additions
nave been made play has been provided for the
itte boys Of the Primary Department. no expense
mas bee spared IN preparation for he
Year. For partic uisrs, address CHAs u, YOUNG
Principal. snIS-fr
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MAkTYN COLLEGE, OF ELOCUTION. ORATORY
4u AND ACTING,
Ga 18th 81. u. W.
T. g. Martyn President. Capital. $500. 600. The
oldest and most advanced college; teaches the true
Shaftesbury method; publishes sixteen books and
FURNISHES method Of instruction to nearly all teachers
ana colleges IN America Coi!sse opens OCTOBER 1,
catalogue tree. au9i-:in
A RI SCHOOL WEST END
n Ills 18th st. NV,
Miss s. w. Kelly. London msdalis principal; classes
resumed September2. Terms application aus I'M
The record-union., 1891-07-24
New Incorporarions.

The following articles of incorporation
We're filed in the Secretary of State s
Office yesterday: IS
Old Settlement Water Company of
Pomona. Capital stock, Sj,9S4. Direct
ors-P. G. Ionner, James Loney, a. A.
Alyarado, Josiah Alkire and ii. l.. Arm
strong.
Farmers Warehouse Company of Liv-
ermore. Capital stock, $4,000. Direct
ors-J. ID. Smith, w. j. Fallon, I. J.
Fighter, H. P. Vinegar and NJ. McCol-
lier.
Antelope Fruit sa5inpany of San
Francisco. Capital stock, s96,60O. Direct
ors-N. J. Bird, E. Steele, G. w. Broud-
blink, J. H. Barnard and K. p. Bird.
The New England and California Fruit
land Company Of Los Angeles. Capital
stock, 100000. Directors-J. l. Crowell.
Samuel Johnstone, c. K. Whiting, H. HI.
Newton and e. p. Gorely.
Santa Cruz ParlorN 90, n. S. G.. W.,
Hall Association. Capital stock, SO. 900.
Direetors-W. d. &Haslanl, F. j. Hoff-
mann, w. r. .FanWagner, George Staffier,
Jr., O. A. Foster, Frank Mattison, G.. A.
Chittenden, f. K. Roberts and w. e..
Maxey.
S. Lachman Company, organized to
carry on liquor business in San Fran
cisco. Capital stock, 81, 100000. Directors
Henry Lachman, Leo Metzger and Fer
dinand F'rohman.
Jack Rabbit Mill and Mining Com
pany of San Francisco. Capital stock,
Sl,000,000. Directors-Joseph S. Schuster,
Henry Steinegger, August Wilhelm,
Peter Authes, Theodore Wetzel, G.. +.
Holffer and L.. Z. Goldstone
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BLESS Mr.. RARWICK-
He Says We are Going to be Submerged
by q Cool Wave.


by Cool Wave.
The temperatures at A. NJ. and p. NJ.
yesterday were 660 and 92o, while the
highest and lowest were 90 and 64o, with
fresh to brisk southwesterly winds and
cloudless sky.
The barometrical readings at 5 A. NJ
and 5 P. NJ. We're 1890 and 1888 inches,
showing the barometer to have fallen but
very little from a. NJ. to P. NJ. and at
each observation it was higher than at
the same hours on the day before, all OF
which admonishes us that we are near
ing the end of the present hot wave,
which has been with US for the past
twelve days.
In all probability to-day will be cooler
than yesterday, and tomorrow cooler
than to-day, Tor the extremes of daily
heat have been decreasing each day since
the 2lst, when it reached 1862, on the 22d
it was 1902, and yesterday go, and proba-
bly, to-day will see it not more than 90o.
The highest and lowest temperatures one
year ago yesterday were 96' and 600, and
one year ago to-day go and CO.,
One year ago on the 18th, 26th and 9th
the highest temperature recorded was
1922, l020 and l0I0. That hot spell lasted
ten days in succession. During July of
last year there were fourteen hot days on
which the highest temperature reached
was 900 and over.
The present month to date, including
yesterday, there have been seventeen hot
days-twelye in succession-while on six
days the temperature has reached 1902
and over, the highest being 1862, on the
1st and 2lst. July of last year there were
three days on which the highest reached
lOO0 and above, the highest being 1922.
The record-union., 1891-07-24
SUPREME COURT MINUTES.
DEPARTMENT TWO.

WEDNESDAY, July 22d.
1915, 13,309-F. G. Berry and John f.
English VS.. n. walsky-Judgment and
order are reversed and a new trial granted.
The Court. ConcurrinS opinion, DeHaven, j.
IN BANK.
THURSDAY, July 23d.
2o,So1-People VS.. Morgan-Upon motion
of Carroll Cook, ordered that respondent have
ten days to file brief herein, appellant ten
days thereafter to reply, cause to be thereupon
submitted.
20, s36-People VS.. Gray-Upon motion of
Lewiston for respondent, ordered that the ap-
peal herein be and the same is hereby dis
missed
S45-People VS.. Nagon All Nam-No brief
oellig on hle, and no attorney appearing here
In on behalf of the appellant, on motion of
Attorney-General, ordered that the Judgment
and order appealed from be and the same are
hereby affirmed.
14,231, l3,4S3-Fritts VS.. Camp ct al
Upon stipulation on file herein, ordered that
appellant have forty days to file brief re-
spondent forty days thereafter to file reply,
appellant twenty days after to file final brief,
cause 10 be thereon submitted.
l3,o40-Archer VS.. Salinas City-Upon mo-
ton of Cell for appellant, ordered that cause
be submitted upon briefs on file.
13,323-Dougherty VS.. Austin-Upon mo-
ton OF attorney for respondent, ordered that
cause be submitted upon briefs on file.
13, ,412-Franke VS.. Deidesheimer-Argued
by Gear for appellant, Gale for respondent
and submitted
13,406-Bills VS.. Silver King Mining Com
pany-Upon substitution on file, ordered that
r. A. Rerlln be and he is hereby substituted
as attorney for respondent Silver King Min
ing Company herein in place and stead of
Messrs. CARRIER Thornton and Bishop: upon
stipulation on file and motion of j. t. Crit
tenden for appellant, ordered that cause be
continued for the term.
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TO ENFORCE THE Law.
Wholesale Arrests of SaIoon-Keepers
Yesterday
They All Give Bonds for Their APP
pearance-A Few DeSertionS
From Their Ranks.

Warrants were yesterday served upon
all army of saloon-keepers who have
failed to take out licenses under the new
ordinance, and those complained of We're
arrested, all giving bail for their appear
ance in court. Other arrests are yet to be
made.
Those upon whom warrants were
served yesterday are:
j. B. Atwood, Sixth, near X; James
Anderson, Eighteenth and R; Charles
Anderson, 1917 Front; j. T. Bronner,
Fifteenth and l.; F. Benbow, Fifth and 1;
F. w. Bailey, 320 X: Burnett & Free
man, Twenty-third and P; Thomas
Burns, Fourth and L; J. II. Corbin,
street, between Second and Third; L.
Cohen, 226 j; D. ]. Considine, Third and
X; D. M. Cress, Twenty-frst and NJ;
Cunha & Silva, Second and L; John
Didion, J, between Fourth and Fifth,
David Davis, Fourth, between and X:
Charles Dietrich, Elmer Hotel; Adam
Damn, K, between Sixth and Seventh;
Edward Daugherty, Front and L; B.
Doescher, Twelfth and d; Joseph Disch-
Ter, X, between Ninth and Tenth; Chas.
Dangler, Third and S; Fred. Eckhart
Seventh and E; B. Feraut, Second and
n; Mrs. e. G. Filand, Third and @; E. S.
Fenton, X, between Seventh and Eighth;
NJ. Fessler, 229 j; William Fawcett, X,
between Fourth and Fifth; NJ. S. Flynn,
1872 K; J. A. Falkenstein. 726 j; Fred.
Futterer, Ills j; John Freund, 1126 j;
]. NJ. Frame, j, between Seventh and
Eighth, Jacob Gruhler, 1920 j; P. Cab
riele, l., between Front and Second; A.
Gerber, 422 X: Seth Gainsley. Second and
I; Jacob Gebert, Twentieth and 0; Ger
Der d Ulrich, Eighth and x; w. Gardner,
Twentieth and G; f. Gisler, Second and
/; NJ. Gomas, Tenth and o; P. Galgani,
306 X; Joseph Gehring, Twelfth and 1;
J. NJ. Gattmann, Turner Hail. NJ. j.
eastman, 516 X; Elias Gruhler, AS X;
Emil Heinrich, Third and L; NJ. A.
Howard. X. between Tenth and Eleventh;
Robert Hellman, Ninth and K; J. Hal
den, 325 K; ]. A. Hess, K, between. Sec
ond and Third; Charles Hamar, Twenty
seventh and M; G. Hallwach, Seventh
and G.; Thomas Carolan, Eighth and X.