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THE TRACKS ON @ STREET.
Assistant Attorney Thomas Thinks MI. Le
tiers objection Not Well Taken.

Il fs
tiers objection Not Well Taken.
On the 4th Of August Mr.. o. B. Lester, 223
Indiana avenue, sent to the Commissioners a
lengthy communication protesting against their
action a. to the site Of the new cable tracks on
C street between LIST and New Jersey avenue,
| and submitting some facts in regard to the pro-
posed location for their consideration. He
makes the point that If one track il laid on the
south side of the street where the sidewalk now
is. it will be right on the building line of c
street when New Jersey avenue is reached.
He submits that the Commissioners have no
authority to remove either of the present tracks
and lay them In any other place. He protests
against the destruction Of the fine trees on the
parking and says that he finds nothing in the
appropriation bill permitting an expenditure
for the purpose of tearing up the street and
remodeling it to suit any street car company.
He does not see how authority to take up one
kind OF track and lay another kind on the same
roadway can be construed to mean authority
TO remove the roadway or roadbed to another
place A number of other objections on the
same line are also made
POINTS NOT WELL TAKEN.
Assistant Attorney Thomas, to whom the
communication was referred, returned it to-
day with the opinion that the points of objec-
ton are not well taken.
IN ms opinion Mr. Thomas says: II do not
agree with Mr.. Lester that il the plan of laying
THESE tracks as proposed by the Commissioners
- carried out II Will be right on the buiiding
- NJ =, s'ree' where IL reaches the VEST me
~ Ne~ Jersey avenue. mat II would DO 40 Is
nos material point, as such . line Is purely
''As to the point that the Commissioners
~ sutnority 10 permit the company 70
y i'S sracks except on the nnes IL now &C
eSSpIes. ao not mink II Is wen founded. Inc
snS. .or Vi tnis company requires ts Tracks 10
&c . .n IN lhe center OF the stfeets ana avenues
VI INC Guy, as near as may De, having re1er,
enc. Oh course, 10 otner tracks and gas ana
"a.ei MAINS. Inc act OF Marcn =, IooS,
.eiuiiins lhe TWO principai strees raiiroao COM
Panies 70 reiay ,neir tracks ana cnange tneir
ny lo'.e power uoes ho' require, 1 Inlnh, 'n'''
nlPany sIouIo oe relald e1acuy on ,ne same a
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THE GIRL Is SATISFIED,
Rosalie Geist Wants to Stay Where She is
The Orphan Asylum's Side.

The Orphan Asylum's Side.
Yesterday the hearing Of the case of Rosalie
Geist on the petition of the German Orphan
Asylum for writ Of habeas corpus directed to
Burnett Trueworthy was resumed before Chief
Justice Bingham in the Equity Court ROOM
Messrs. Simon Wolf and W. G. johnson ap-
peared for the petitioners and Messrs Joseph
Daniels and George Taylor for the respondent.
Mrs. Trueworthy testified that she had some
time age gone to the German Asylum and ar
ranged to take the girl as a domestic, but that
the girl was afterward placed with Mr. Och
mann, and that she came to her and said she
desired to live in her family, and then, after a
visit had been paid to DIR. Oehmann, the girl came
to live at her CNlrs. Trueworthy's) house, with
the understanding that 50 per month wages
was to be paid either to the girl, her father or
the asylum committee. There was promise
but no agreement between Trueworthy and the
asylum, that the girl should come to live with
the Trueworthy family.
THE GIRL IN HER OWN BEHALF.
Rosalie Geist testified that she is sixteen years
of age, and while in the asylum she desired to
leave and 60 to Mr.. Trueworthy's house, but
that some Of the directors of the asylum OBJ
tected TO her going there. and she went to Mr..
Oehmauns to make trial, but she was not
content there, and OF her own accord went to
Mrs. TruewOrthys and asked her to take her at
the close Of the month and Mrs. Trueworthy
agreed to do so. Afterward Mrs. Trueworthy
came after her in a carriage and she went will
ingly to live with her. In answer to questions
she said that she wished one-half of her wages
be given to herself and the other half might
be placed in her fathers hands, and she desired
that she might be released from the control of
the asylum and left to the control Of her father
Mr.. johnson urged that the asylum was the
child legal guardian and wished only to do its
duty As such, and if the girl was upheld in going
wherever she pleased their efforts in her behalf
would go for naught.
MIR. Daniels for the respondent claimed that
the girl was able to take care of herself and did
not wish to be farmed out as a slave. She was
willing that the institution should take her
money If her father said so, but was unwilling
to work for Mr.. Oehmann.
MR. WOLF FOR THE ASYLUM rRusrrxs
Mr.. Simon Wolf for the asylum spoke of its
| work and the necessity for the enforcement of
its wise rules The benefit had been seen in the
good men and women it had raised-self-reli-
ant, good citizens and upright fathers and
mothers. The girl had after the father had
| been left with no wife to care for his chill
dren, been placed i'll the asylum, where she had
learned to work. and she had been placed in a
Christian home, which she left. The asylum
did not raise girls to dance with dudes but to
| earn their living honest women.
The chief justice took the case under advise
| ment.
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CITY ITEMS

I'll I1EMo
Special Presents.
7sl It'll St
Special
presents
Tomorrow.
The object
of these
great
special
present
days is
to make
an inducement
for every one
to try
the wonderful
superiority
Of the
Celebrated Johnston Dry Roast Coffeea
Delicious
Coffees,
IS. %,
80. 80
and IS
cents
per
pound.
We handle
The Johnston New Crop Teas,
selected by
experts
only.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co.,
1t 7al It'll ST. Telephone, SIG.
Your Gaiu-Our Loss!
We're overstocked on Outing Shirts 1--WE
make no bones about it-and if price will
tempt you, we're going to unload"
Shirts that were $1.75
Shirts that were S1.5O
Shirts that we're $l.25
Shirts that were $l.00
Now going at S9c. each.
See our S9c. window.
HENRY FRANC 4 Son, One Price,
aul4-T Cor. 7th and D.
Johnston's Springfield Blended Tea, at 7sl
7th st. Tomorrow special day.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co.
Telephone SIG. 1t
Broad Run Creamery Butter. Tho finest.
Csc. M. d p. MErzaER, All 7th st. n. W. it,
Dog Collars Engraved, Razors Honed
Free Fishing Tackle. WALroRDs S, All Pa-ave 1t'
JOhnston's Breakfast Coffee, at 7Sl 7th st.
Grand special presents tomorrow.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co.
Telephone BIG. 1t
Super.o o: Old Rye Whisky. Something
nne. 81 quart Pure Old Rye Whisky 75c
quart. Fine Old Rye Whisky, soc. pint. NJ. 4
+. MErzaER, All 7th street northwest 1t'
Biiiousness, Constipation. Torpid Liver,
DC, cured by Miles Nerve and Liver Pills, 50
doses Csc. Samples free at
Str MERITS DRUG STORE 1914 F st.
"K0ckbridgc Rye" finest made, 81 per gal.
Ion; q quart bottle. LYScH's, 404 9Th st. NV.
sl-m&f,tr
An Invention Making Sewing . Pastims.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enrapturea
Office 4S7 9Th street northwest dll-tr
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CAMPERS Coming Homa.

The members of Camp Heito, No. g." after
q stay of six weeks at Colonial Beach, Va, are
about to break camp for home. This camp is
composed of u. A Caldwell, E. Drew, 7. Bore
land and ]. NJ, II. F. and L. E. Barnard and has
been a center of attraction at the Beach this
year. The members of the party are represent
atiyes of the "Heito Club" Of which L. Z.
barnard is president, and expect to help form
Ridge next year.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION TO PEx-N,R.

A special excursion to Pen-Mar will be given
BY the Lutheran church on August II. at rate
Of sl50 for the round trip. Children half
price. Special train will leave 9th street station
via Pennsylvania railroad, at $50 A. m on that
date, and. returning, reach Washington about
$50 ?. m giving q full day in the mountains
The Marine Band will accompany the exeur-
sion Parties from Washington desiring to at
tend the Lutheran reunion at Pen-Mar on the
7lst can take advantage of thislow rate.
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WHAT Bar RrDoE OYYERs THIs wEEK.-Addi-
nonal 10 boating. bathing and fishing are such
attractions, all FREQ, - Roclere and his wife,
the wonderful. In an entire change of program;
Master George Alderman, six years old, the
youthful prodigy, in club swinging; Ray Bur-
ton IN marvellous slack-wire feats, Juggling,
balancing and rife shooting in twelve different
positions Trains leave b. and d. station week
days st y:l5 An, 30 and Is 7. m. Sundays At
sss5 an, $50 and SIS pm Hound trip, "a
AduG
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

rosEcArr TILL EIGHT A. N. SATURDAY..
For the District OF Columbia and Maryland,
slightly warmer; fair weather. winds generally
variable; slightly warmer and generally fair
Saturday.
warmer; light variable winds; fair and slightly
warmer Saturday
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water at
an: Great Falls. temperature. ~; condition
IS Receiving reservoir. temperature. ~. Con-
dition at north connection. 81; condition at
pouth connection. So: distributing reservoir,
temperature so; condition at infuent gate
house, 50. condition at efiuent gate house, 30
High Water. Low Water
a2SAm ass pm $40 Am S=53 pm.
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Shot by Mistako.

A carrier pigeon marked wF-765-s1 was shot
by mistake yesterday on the Eastern branch,
near the Pennsylvanis railroad bridge. The
bird, when first seen. was flying wildly and
probably had already been wounded. No NEE
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70 Marshall Hall and at $50 pm to Marshall
Hall aud Indian Head National Guard Band.
Parties going down to Marshall Hall during
morning or afternoon can take the Mscalster
there for Indian Head in the eyeninS..Adrt
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LAST CHANCE TO SEE HERAYAMA JAPANESE
DAYLIGHT FIREwoRKs.-The greatest novelty
ever imported into this country, at River View
Sunday, August 16. Also grand balloon
ascension and parachute leap by Grace
Shannon, queen Of the clouds. ALI for rs cents
Come yourself and bring the children. Steam
ers Saml J. Pentz and Excelsior will leave their
wharf at l0:45 am, l, 3:15 and $50 p.m-Adrt
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Major Kress' Sudden Death.

Major W. B. Kress, a clerk in the pension
office, died suddenly last night in his room at
the fremont House. The remains were taken
in charge by the Grand Army friends Of the
deceased, and his wife, who is in Fort Wayne,
Ind, was notified.
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t2-6O- SPECIAL Excursions TO OCEAN CrrY-&2. so.
For Saturday, August Is, the B. 4 o. R. r.
announces special excursion from Washington
to Ocean City. Tickets will be sold ct rate Of
s2.50 for round trip, will be valid on train
leaving Washington at AIS pm, and will be
good for return passage on special train leaving
Ocean City at $50 pm. Sunday or on regular
train Monday. Parlor car attached to train 40
ing and to special train returning.
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Two EXCURSION TRAISs.-On the washin2 ton
and Ohio division, Richmond and Danville sys-
TEN. saturday, August Is. from Baltimore and
Potomac station, at AIS pm. and AS pm. A
dehghtful summer outing at small cost Tickets
good until the Monday following.
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OUR STRoS6HOLDi
We've paid particular attention to our line OF
Nc. hosiery, and we've got the best that's made
HENRY FRANC 4 Son. One Price,
Cor 18th and ID.
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and Clifton Beach, Sundays, Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 3
an; Saturdays, 80 p m--Adre
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SPECIAL for Saturday at GnLs, 1929 F ST.,
mixed candy Is cents pound.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

aH's-Carleton Opera Troupe.
GLEN Echo CHAUrAUQUA.-Concert in the
amphitheater.
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FoR SPRING LAME
Go to yoHx r. KELLY. Corned beef a speciality.
Stalls: 62s. 629 and $50 Center Market, 9th ST.
wing Telephone call. 1O64-2 2O6 and 203
Northern Liberty Market.
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IS PER CENT DISCOUNT of all mems, youths
boys and childrens clothing for one week.
EIsEMAN Bros. 9TH and L streets.
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Our CoFFKEs all dry roasted by Johnston
Bros. d Co. Special presents tomorrow. GREAT
CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co., 131 It'll.
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Oxx-FouRrH Or marked price OF all mems,
youths, BOYS and children's clothing until
Saturday, August 8.
EIsEMsS Bros. 7th and e streets
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Do Nor FORGET that the steamer Samuel J.
Pentz goes to Indian Head every Saturday
evening, stopping at River View going and re-
turning. Dancing all day and evening at River
View.-Adut
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DELIGHTFUL bath at Colonial and Clifton
Beach Take steamer Geo. Leary a.m.-Adrt.
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BABY,s SKIN AND SCALP

Cleansed. purified and beautifsd BY the CUTICURA
REMEDIES. the purest and best for itching. burning
scaly. crusted and pimpiy diseases Of the skin and
scalp. with loss Of hair. Mothers. do not delay.
Childhood is the time to permanently all humors
Of the skin and scalp. Save your children yesrs Of
mental and ply steal suffering. l3
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SPECIAL PRESENTS TOMORROW. 731 It'll St AL
sodees dry roasted by Johnston Co.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co.
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UNTIL SATURDAY, AUeUsr Is,
An mems, youths and boys and children'i
clothing will go at discount of IS per cent
EIsENAN Bios, It'll and streets.
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Dosr miss the trip to Colonial and Clifton
Beach Steamer Geo. Leary 9a.m.-Adpt
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The 18th we give you sl.25 box Of cigars for
OIL. SIcKLEs l011 Pa ave.
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SPECIAL DAY TOMORROW at 731 9TH. Our teal
sslected by experts only. Telephone SIG
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A RARE CHANCE.
LONDON BAzAR,
us Market srscs.
We offer all our goods ct Q sacrince as We
are in need Of room previous to rsmode.ing
our entire store
ladies' and childrsns 10. White Lace
Straw Hats now 10c.
Ladies' vassar Sailors. 10c.
100 75c. Colored Milan Hats now go.
Black and White Leghorn Hats. 40.
Ladies' India Linen Waists, SOC.
sl.5o Ladies' Linen Waists now Soc.
oolored Waists. 25c
e1.OO Swiss FIouncng now 4Oc yard
e1.50 Swiss Flouncins now Soc. yard.
81. 90 Swiss Flouncina now 900 yard.
LADIES' BLAZERS.
Outing Cloth Blazers. 60c.
Flannel Cloth Blazers. e1.75.
Best Quality Flannel Blazers. e.
All Trimmed Hats at onethird cos.
Ladies' Vassar Shirts. al styles worn, 9ec.
These goods sold from q. Is to s2.5o
We are ready to show Fall Styles in Hats and
Bonnsts. Come early to avoid the rush.
sul32s LONDON Bazaar.
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Coon fishing and Grabbing ct Colonial and
Clifton Beach. Steamer Geo. lazy, oAn.-lda
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CARPrrs CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 63l-635 Mass ave. NV. are made moth
proof free OF charge. Telephone 1852.
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CLzvz1Axp's BAKING Pownra
WHOLESOME.
LEAvENs MOST.
LEAvENs BEST.
ssnd stamp for cook book.
Cleveland Bakine Powder Co.. New York.
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COLONIAL BEACH for Saturday nights, 100
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICs. &c.
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
THE FAvoRIIE ''INDIAN HEAD TRIPS
Muse and dancing all day and evening on the green
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUGUST Il and L.
The CHARLES s Sst x ins S Sn.. and tastes.
,Ss1 IRON CON p~rtn,enls making the MAcALEsrER
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
IS5sssa,s 1SDrAs SEsB and tn. green lawn. of
oTeed i. the moon and bright,
And the star, they siisten, risien-
ss Fee mns, viii, 9TH, 6s sLt eyes 20 listen
~, Sshroeder's National Guard Bsnd Dancing In the
a. gns sSxn W. 9,SEcoRAS s;4 p. if REQUIRED
MhAR ; Hall in the evening to INDIAN HEAD
waes 1s 4 lie new pavilion day of tn.
COL JOS. G cas SSSiBSfN sr0'isr WI T FLAKE
anl3s Marshall Hall. comar Macalesscr.
DANCING AT MOTLEY HALL FROM TILL 10
fIsToRIos MUSIC.
at g p m. for twenty mile run down the Potomac.
touching at Motley Hall
J. II. JOHNSON.
sul3 Superintendent.
Day AND hT chStSak kAHsE 81 rs or IHI
FRIDAY. k hnats ri ~ 1901,
o Steamer sani PM. leave. tn stree. wharf a,
s. 80 an; I;So and go pan. sharp. Returning
t Usual F 81 and prizes Tor children.
gents. % cents Laaies. % cenIs. sus-et.
MOUNT VERNON.
~ TOMB OF 1 Fss
GREEN LAWNS Of Of IA HALL
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
On ses fia s ;ss sssI
Fok So%ST n vIRsSS"cn. trip daily .,c.,
snare a r rsann s,s the ry On her
admission u.s., to ,he mansion and grounds kesant cafe
f0K MARSHALL HAI4lzT~o trips daily. .,c.p,
city on return :, 20 pm: and m: Fare. round
spend pleasant day al M.rsSs Hal esn
p Eyt 1 and n ssaa S9 the last boat
SSi SF fGr srf THE s sEE
Ss Sc re MILL DIKhSI sIkINWAY GRAND
SioE fkir ~ n5SLis "a
MUsIC-The Charles Manchester for Marshall Hal on
sundays at III Am. 80 p. m. and pm. sharp;
returning reach tine city 10 o:45 and b ~ m
Round trip. - cents for each person.
Inc W. " Corcoran Tor Marshall Hall on Sundays
at Bib p IN. returning reach the city at 30 p. m
rEfs gESar AND sArUR
DAY EvENIN0S.-The Charles Manchester 10 Mar
sha Hallan Indian Head every Friday and saturday
evening at q ~. returning st IL m. Music and
dancing at Marshall Hall day and evening. Prof.
Schroeder orchestra. Fare, round trip. - cents
Parties can go down to Marshall Hall at 10 and
Head. - -
lf Necessary the w. ". Corcoran at 6,45 p m. for
Marshall Hall.D
apply at the company's once.
1eiepnone cAll-6%h
L l. BLAKE
Comma pdng Charles Manchester.
Col. JOS. c. McKIBBEN
Marshall Hall ,v1O
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Bun GuL,s fruit t.bIets from your druggist.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND EXHIBITION
OF Fancy and Ordinary Pool TONIGHT by the cham
pion o. America, Mr.. Chas. H. Manning, at W. q.
sTAFFokDS. 1tn and H SITS. w. Mr.. Manning
hand. Fancy shots to follow.
All invited. lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14

q LEN ECHO
And the
CHAUTAUQUA GROUNDS,
The most charming ride
out Of Washington, on the
ELEGANT CARS
OF THE GLEN ECHO RAILWAY,
Unequaed Equipment.
Magnificent Scenery.
Beginning
MONDAY. AUGUST 10, 1891.
GRAND CONCERTS
VIII be given afternoon and evening in the great
AMPHITHEATER.
These concerts will be special features during the
open season.
Admission to concerts and grounds Is cents
COME TO GLEN ECHO auS-lm
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An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enrapturea
Office 437 9Th street northwest. dll-tr
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| Az AND ExtNlNG kACU KsIuN or IHk
~ CALIFORNIAN CLUB
TO RlNfk VIEW
FRIDAY, AUGUST IA, lSpl
Steamer Sanl. ]. Pentx leaves 9TH street wharf NJ
S;4o an. l:3O and 145 y. IN. sharp. Returning
leaves al IL noon. > and 1880 pm.
Usual games and prizes for children
Gents 30 cents. Laules % cents .us-axs
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Biiiousness, Constipation. Torpid Liver
DC, cured by Miles Nerve and Liver Pills, &
doses 25c. Samples FREQ at
Str MERITS DRUG SroRI. 1914 at.
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Superb: Old Rye Whisky. Something
nne. 81 quart Pure Old Rye Whisky, 75c.
quart Fine Old Rye Whisky, soc. pint NJ. 4
+. METzGER, AT It'll street northwest. It,
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"Rockbridgc Rye" finest made, 81 per gal
Ion; q quart bottle. LYScH's, 4O4 9Th st. n. W..
sl-m&f,tr
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soAk INTERESTING TESTIMONY GIVEN BEFORE
THE ROCK CREEK PARK APPRAISERS YEsTER-
DAY IN REGARD TO THE VARIOUS PARcEIs TO
BE TAKEN BIZ THE GOVERNMENT.
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PIvER VIEW.
wAsHINGToNIANs' MOST POPULAR RESORT.
MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER
RESORTS COMBINED
THE PALACE sTEAMER
SAMUEL J. PEETz
SUNDAYS.
VIII make three trips. leaving It'll st. wharf lo:45
H. .3;lo aud D. m. sharp.
Tickets. p centa
DNESDAYs
VIII make three trips, s'45 m. Las and e.45 pm
Tickets. % centa
SATURDAYS,
Family day. two trips. s.45 m. 1.x5p.m.
Tickets. 10 centa
SPECIAL SATURDAY EVENING TRIPS TO
Indian Head stopping River View goinx and return
any. Leaving $50 pm. sha-p.
Tickets % cents.
Steamer and grounds lighted by Electricity
The Best Meals furnished on the Potomac river or
anywhere else for only J0c No Questionable parties
allowed on boat or grounds
For charters. Sc. call or address
.ye E. 8. RANDALL. Proprietor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-03
LAY OF THE LAW.

Judge Cornish yesterday heard the appeal
from an assessment by Chris Meyers ct al.
Judge Egan and jury are trying the right
of j. Is. Olivier to recover $1,000 from Joseph
w. Smith upon a bond for services rendered.
The action of Frank Hanson against The
Philadelphia Decorating Company to recover
$4,000 damages for injuries sustained by the
falling of a scaffold when repairing the Ryan
hotel in 1888, will go to the jury in Judge
Brilrs court to-day.
The action of Nicholas Schmidt as admin
istrator, to recover 0,000 from the st. Paul
d Duluth Railway company, is being tried in
Judge Kelly'S court. Deceased was braking
q grain car with a pole, when the lower end
of the pole caught against tie and he was
hurled headlong to his death.
August Hoffman and Al5ertina Hoffman,
his wife have applied to the district court
for permission to adopt Anna Kreuger, an
eleveu-year-old girl who has been living with
the Hoffmans since the death of her parents.
The hearing upon the petition was set by
Judge Otis for June % at 10 a. m.
The Union Land Company of st. Paul has
sued Manly b. Curry and G. I. Stuart to re-
cover Sl2, 000 for selling stocks. and asks that
% shares of stock in the Union Land com
pany and 10 shares of stock i'll the Burling-
ton Heights improvement company, which
was assigned to it, be sold by the sheriff and
the proceeds applied toward paying the
amount claimed.
Mandates have been sent from the United
States supreme court to the United States
circuit court at St Paul, by which the decree
of the lower court dismissing the cause of
The st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rail
way Company against Charles w. and Jane:
Greenalgh, for want of equity, was affirmed
| The same order was made in the cause OfThe
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway
| Company against Charles Wenzel.
Judge Kelly has filed orders in the causes
Of Joseph Stehr against Anna Wichert ant
Anil Wichert, denying the motions of the de
that the plaintiff agree within twenty day,
| that the verdict against Anna Wichert be re
| duced from S4054 to 5000. and the verde
| against Anil Wichert be reduced from 81, 00t