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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

James Fl. woodmansee ct ux. to
Ernest F. Schettler, part of lot s.
block 8, City Park Observation-Disclosures q
John Mooney ct ux. to E. F. Schett-
Ter, part of section q, township 1
south, range 2 west ....... q
Louis Noalls to E. F. Schettler, part
of section Il, township 2 SOUTH
range west .........................
Katherine Mill to E. F. Schettler,
part of section q, township l SOUTH
range 2 west Observation-Disclosures.
Osmond n. Commit to Frank Thomp-
son, lots 6 and Z, block 2, Biggs'
flfSL
Mary Goodfellow to Jesse GoodfeI-
low, part OF lot l. block 155, plat A L
George j. Bran to Lucy A. Pring,
lots and 9, block 6, Irvine Park.
George ]. Bran to Elizabeth L.
Pring, lots and Z, block 6, Irvine
Park ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Robert M. Middlemas to z. F.
Crandall, part of lot 8, block 80,
plat A.. ...-...................
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TINE 's'AROuGa can LIwA
TTnsna arrive and de1a-x sc salS
Lake City dassy as follows.
On Effect May &C. 1soi)
ARRIVE:

In Eject May 10. 1o6)
ARRIVE:
From Chicago. omaha. st.
Louis. Kansas City. Denver.
Park City and Ogden. 3:10 D N.
From Helena, Butte. Portland.
san Francisco, Ogden and in
F rom San Francisco. Cache '''' =
valley. Ogden and interme-
From Chicago. Omaha. ST. 49, = -
Louis; Kansas City. Denver
From Frisco. Milford. and in. '-S' = N
Fr eTme Sfa poinss 9.45 g. "a
Nephi. Salpete Valley and
.. 1nT1tfeCnediate points -. $50 y. N
Mixed train from Terminus.
Iooele and Garfield Beach ...... 900 D. n.
DEPART:
For Chicago, Omaha. Denver.
kansas City, st. LOUIS. Ogden
For San Francisco, Ogden,
Cache Valley ard interme-
dlate points ......--............ 500 8 n.
For Ogden and intermediate
For Chicago. Omaha Denver, ''0O p u
Kansas City, St Louis, Butte,
Portland and San Francisco TOO D. m
For Eureka, Mercur. Prove.
-Nephi, Sanpete Valley. ...-.. 7:l0 a. n
For Provo, Nephi, Milford.
HIlSCg anu intermediate points 6:Ga D. m
MlXed train for Garfield
6each' 1ooeie and Terminus. 7:45 q. m.
Trains south of Juab run daily exceDs
.%Daily except Sunday.
Daily except Sunday south OF Juab
CITY TICKET OFFICE. :o1 MAZE ST.
Telephone No 665
Through Pullman Palace Sleepers, Latest
improved Tourist Sleepers, Free RE-
ginning Chair Cars. Elegant Day
Coaches.
D. E Burnley.
General Agt. Passenger 7DeDt
g III. II CLARE.
OLIVER ". MINK
y. ELLERY ANDERSON.
JOHN W. DO.ANF
FREDERIC r. COUDERT.
Receivers
E. DICKINSON, Gen Manager
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1t makes no difference whether you
buy a pound! or a half-pound of Schil-
ling's Best tea.
You get your money back any way
if you don't like it.
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COUNTY OFFICES.
AUDITOR WILL ISSUE WARRANTS
WHEN THE LIST is COMPLETED.

Treasurer Has Cancelled About
Twelve Thousand Dollars Worth
of Warrants During the Past
Month-MiIitary Census Is Nearly
COmpleted-Second Notice to the
Taxpayers Being Prepared.
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BOB THOMPSON HELD
rlotion of the Defense for Dis
missaI OverruIed.
THE BOND FIXED AT $500
OPPOSING ATTORNEYS SCORE EACH
OTHER RATHER SEVERELY.

Mr.. Waite Exerts Himself to Have the
Defendant HeId-Cases of sTessrs.
Bloor, Dixon and Horne Will Be
Called Today-A Letter from
George Goddard.
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BenutifnI SnItnir.

Do you know this is Walker Bros
day at Saltair? Are you going to the
grand ball tonight?
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IN EFFECT JUNE 1st. 1896.

A. LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
Grand Junction and all points
No. For Provo Grand juno juno. ~ :" L.
tions and all points east -. 740 D. m
No. 6-For Bingham, Mt Pleas
ant. Manti. Salina, Richheid
and all intermediate e points. 1870 p. n
,diate. points :..ii............... $50 p. IN
Provo. and all intermediate
No 8EFor ogden and west......1i rs p NJ d.
NO 1At1 FI Vgasspa SI d TAKE fI lT5 p NJ
No From Bingham, Provo,
Grand Junction and the east. .12:15 D. m
Junction and the cart. ;....-n:s5 p. m
Eureka, Richfeid, Saiina.
Manti and all intermediate
N ooihas sFrom ogden and the 90 p m
N U'A From Ogden and the ''D & m
No s.-From Ogden and inter '-'' = ~
mediate points .;;.........-.... $40 a m
Provo and all intermediate
points ..-........- ......-........- 800 & m.
Only line running through Pullman Pal
ace sleeping cars from Salt Lake City to
San Francisco; Salt Lake City to Denver
via Grand Junction and Salt Lake City to
Kansas City and Chicago via Colorado
points.
without change. TO Kansas City. Chi
cage and Boston.
Free reclining chair cars Salt Laks
City to Denver.
Ticket ONCE, IL West second South
Street.
d. c. Dodge, s. II. Babcock.
General Mgr. Trt fife Mgr.
F. A. Wadleigh. General Passenger Agt-
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Letter from 6eorge Goddard.
Salt Lake City. Aug. 4.

To the Editor Of The Herald:
In your issue OF August / read
with much pleasure a short criticism
on the subject of glove contests" over
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UTAH CENTRAL R'Y,

General Office 2O2 Wittingham Building.
DAILY TRAINS AS FOLLOWS
Leave. Arrive.
S. L. City. 500 am. Park City. 10:20 am
Park City, 400 pm, S. L. City. 6:15 pm
Depot Main and Eighth South SITS.
]. McGregor, Clarence Cary. Receivers
F. e. Shafer. General Freight and PaS
senger Agent
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GARFIELD REACH.

Trains between Salt Lake and Car
field Beach run as follows:
Leave Arrive Leave Arrive
Salt Lake. Garfield Garfield Salt Lake.
sI:45 am. sS:45 I'M 1920 pm. 100 pm
1000 am. 10:40 am. 1906 pm. a 100 D. m.
2:15 pm. 2:55 pm. 400 pm. 4:4O pm.
BIS pm. 1856 pm. 600 pm. $40 pm.
5:15 pm. 5:55 pm. 7:30 pm. $40 pm.
7:15 pm. 7:5s pm. 10:15 pm 1855 pm.
"Daily except Sunday.
Fare for round trip, so cents.
Olson's orchestra in attendance ey-
cry afternoon and evening. Bathing.
boating, dancing.
Depot corner First South ard Fourth
West. D. e. hurley.
General Manager.
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Utah's famous medicinal water
Wa-sat-ka.
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Ticket once, IL West Second south
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OTHER CASES TO-DAY.

Messrs. Bloor, Dixon, Homer and
others, charged with aiding and abet-
ting a prize fight, will come mp this
morning at 10 O'Clock. In all probable
ity they will waive animation and
will enter in bonds for an appearance
at the district court
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Free reclining chair cars Salt Laks
C<fty to Denver.
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l:30 p. n
$50 p. IN
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THOMPSON HELD.

IHOMRSON f1ELD-
When he had completed the court
said: THE court is not required to de-
eide except as TO reasonable doubt. In
this case the defendants motion for
dismissal will be overruled."
Mr.. Straup-We rest.
Mr.. Waite-As to the matter Of bonds
I will meet you half way.
Mr.. Straup-What do you suggest?
Mr.. Waite-That is for you to say
not me.
Mr.. Straup-I move the defendant be
released on his own recognizance.
Mr. Waite--Now I am willing to adj
nit of reasonable bail being given, but
that does not seem to be right
Mr.. McCalium-You will remember
Mr.. Waite, that this is Thompson S
home; that he lives here
Mr.. Waite-Oh, yes. 1 understand ne
lives here.
Mr.. McCallum-How is $500?
Mr.. Waite-Oh, that will never do.
The Court do not wish to make a
farce of this matter at all | will fix
the amount at $500.
Mr.. Straup-Your honor, I do not
think we can give that amount. We
want TO give a good bond; not a straw
one, and $500 is excessive. We cam
not give that much. It is excessive.
Why, in murder cases, the bonds have
been fixed as low as $4,000, and all
this man could be convicted of would
be involuntary manslaughter to say
the most. If we could give $4,000 we
would, but we cannot Five hundred
is, / think, all we can raise.
The Court-Well, Mr. Straup, you
make an effort, and if you cannot raise
the bonds come back and l will listen
to an application for a. reduction in
the amount.
OTHER CASES TO-DAY.
Messrs Bioor, Dixon, Homer and
others, charged, with aiding and abet-
ting a prize fight, will come mp this
morning at 10 O'Clock. In all probable
ity they will waive exa animation and
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500 p. ~
l-40 d. III.
20 D. H.
~.
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III >HISG TIE SURVEY.
NIrriSnu's Arrest Does Not Duuut
the British in Venezuela.

Mail aGvlrr> from Hemrrnra up to July
: indicate taar the British have not hyuuy
means abandoned the survey Of the road
through the disputed territory On the
border OF Venezuela and that while the
official surveyor, Mr. Harrison i rcturn-
ing 20 Georgetown a spc,Ia! force Of
twenty armed men under the command of
Ponce Inspector Shaw has LETT George
town. Junc "A under Instructions 10 pro
tcct tn" surveyors
Mr. I'm ThUrn has also been hurried 10 the
Aracah"-l 20 deliver q protest gaiuSt Yene-
Zue.an Interference. 1t - stated that force.
however. Is not to ra opposed to force and
In the event of 4 large body OF hostile Venc-
ZuelanS presenting themselves the officer
In charge has explicit Instructions to retire
without offering any resistance
1t Is stated that NJ the time of Mr. Uarri-
sons arrest only nine miles OF the survey
remained 10 hrc"mpIctcd audit is extremely
probable that the remaining distance has
boon covered since that time. MI Harri-
son had not yet arrived at Georgetown,
although lie WIS known to he on his way.
The Georgetown newspapers say that the
policemen We're fully equipped with haver-
sacks, hammoCks, etc. anda hundred rounds
OF bGil ridges each.
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PLANNING FOR A SPEEDWAY
Bread Suburban ThOrOughfare Under
Highway Act.
Engineer Commissioner, Assisted by
Mr.. J. &. GIE8sf.ad, fastening
street Extension PreIiminaries.

The work OF TIE engineer department.
ON the second an4 th.ud sections OF street
extensions under the highway act is
progressing satisfactorily and is nearing
COMPLETION.
Mr.J. -b!iEslcad, tn landscape engineer.
vino has been III conference with Commits
sooner Powell for the pas; ten days, hds
been GcvuiIng almost all OF ms attention
to the rdrknrs and jhrIr relations with the
lntcrs"cting streets particularly III the
AnLCuSjId section. \ great dca of time has
been Devoted to TINS branch of the work,
Mr.. oimslcad going over the details with
care and at the same time examining
the topography of the ground with a view
ioHsrcrtIIn.H@ the ada pta bIlIty OF the plans
to the location.
one important feature OF the plans IN
that area VIII b. Il speedway" III two
sections. each one mile IN length. II VIII
begin at the end OF the fcans yIyania avenue
bridge ana extend eastward TO the bis
trICt line.
Tins speedway the pathways and tie
prominent streets and drives VIII Dc laid
changes may lie avoided
II IL not possible, the Engineer C"u.uis-
sluner states, to say exactly when the
plans will Toe really Tor submission anI ma,
action. Suggestions are often made or
changes that lead to other changes. and
sometimes IT occurs that Il plan thought
L. be- IA Ialr way L. completion must
bc almost wholly Teoreanlzed.
large part or ane time OF the Engineer
Commissioner Il being given To- these piarN,
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Annie Z AtsIn> ct Wiz Harry To- Harriet
Z. Thomas. an undivided unc-qnUrtcr ~
tcrest IN lot 80, square Ill. re-rrCuTd ui
LTD 1870 FOL 496. $50. QUIT claim.
District Of Columbia L. \ duniEIn J VIII
Jams. part al .u, /, sqldsr 't;5.', tax dee'I' b,
S3332-.
MARY \ Fuller t. Harriet L. Thomas.
an UNDIVIDED tirec-4UIrtcr interest i'll I,J
30. square III. rc-r"gHTI Of Ito 1870 fol
ig~ SOS QUIT claim.
Clara X Hcnsl" 81 alto john Curtin. parts
~ IofS III All ll2. 4uarc l2Ii. in Bcall'S
Addition. square Il. made to correct IN
1886 ful il6, SO.
George ". HancS t. Mary ". Ferry. lot
zoe. square 1866. in petwciIcr's sub
division, square 80. sub icct to trust 81 eco.
SO.
William F. Hummer IT Tx to John 9
Weldon. lot 22s, square 1909. in billings
ct al. subject to trust. SO.
Isaac l.. Johnson and Alexander AIR.
ham. trustees. tn Edward F. Lynch. o.,
south ISIS feet Of lot II. square 1868.
81 800.
Edward u Johnson 20 the Corrincural
Savings and Loeu Company part OF lot
8 square 40. ~univg' To trust SIu.uuu.
SO. UUu.
Eawiu I Jones % TX 10 William =
Moore. I.r - =lLlr. rt. iu N,..r.s
sub. .l'. ..gr tu 'fa,'. 500
w.Hu. y N.vr' rr ~ q, TJwIr D.
T..-- .r T- 90 1871 ,##... OFF,
aI rrrHr.r.- ..r.. -.Hs..r fo trust 500
J.na.- Waters rf .s .. rfyw--. g.l.H.
.. ..r tE -..r a Earr. I.r.
arH.. ... fol-. a1 r. Dec.
.a Hr . ..s al.-ra .-. ...
l-l-, sac
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Chanel Point EXCLUSIONS.

on Saturday nest the third of this
seaon's weekly excursions TO Chapel Point
the beautiful summer resort on the Potomac.
about sixty miles below this city, will lie
made by the steamer Harry Randall This
is the cheapest and most pleasant excur-
sion out of Washington. For 20 cents you
get a cool ride Of 100 miles and spend the
day at one of the prettiest resorts on
the river. The Randall will leave the
River View wharf at a. m. ana will
reach Chapel Point shortly before 1 O'Clock
Several hours are given for salt water
bathing, grabbing and fishing. and the ex-
Curs!onists are brought home again before
10 O'Clock. This is a delightful trip. and
is especially designed for families. The
steamer - one OF the most comfortable on
the river and IT, officers do all they can
90 make all have an enjoyable time.
The morning times., 1896-07-23
REPORTS PRESENTED.


The reports presented wcr" those OF
tht finance committee. VINO TeE ort"d re-
Ce!pts, Slo3.iU, expenditures. sos
The committee on ,ourte>Ics then pre-
scented resolution thanking the pastor
and people of the Nineteenth Street Bap-
tst Church for the use OF their edIrIce and
+" the people OF Washington for Cuurte>ies
extended. to Prof. Layton and all Others
VINO helped To contribute the excellent
music during the convention. and TO the
daily newspapers for the reports they had
made of tie deliberations III the Conven-
u"n. The uShers and all Others connected
with the church VII" had aided IN the
work at the church and who had helped
{" entertain the delegates We're well re-
Inembered.
Miss Jones OF Raleigh, y. C. on behalf
of the visiting delegates. presented Mrs.
Il. /. Washington with 4 handsome boa
Guet of white roses IN appreciation OF the
wisdom and kindness she had shown Is
chairman of the convention.
The list of Officers which had been
selected during the afternoon to act during
the year for the new organization. which
Is 10 he known as the Nattona! AsSo citation
''''''>''''N - 49,
1"I"wS:
president, Mrs. Mary church Terrell or
Washington, H. G; vice presidents. Mrs.
f'hhI" J"cNSoh-' "ppln' fhilad"Iph'a' MIS-.
Josephine st. Pierre RuftIn. Boston: Mrs
Lucy H. ihurmah' -IlcilSdh' MIS- r. l. W
Harper fhiiadelphia' MIS-. j. :. Yates
h3lS'S Ny. MO- MIS- SNLNahla W l"atIi>'
New orleans. La; Mrs Jennie chase
iliains AbbeyNliIe' - - treasurer
Mrs. Helen A COOK, WASHINGTON u. -
recording secretary MISS \ nee RUIN Moore
New orleans. La: corresponding secretary
Miss A. V. TompkinS. Washington. ID. c:
chairman OF executive committee. Mrs. b
/. Washington. IuSkeese". Ala: national
The morning times., 1896-07-23

Health officer Woodward, as secretary Of
the Board of Supervisors under the law en
acted to regulate the practice OF medicine
and surgery. recently advised the Com
miSSioners That the board Is without funds
The inquiry was referred to Auditor Petty
who decides that as Congress established
rate II lees upon which the hoard is t.
depend for its expenses, the failure to ma kc
an appropriation WAS manifestly Int-n
fiOnal, and in his Judgment Ii would not
be proper 20 use the emergency fund for
the purpose suggested. This opinion =
indorsed by the Co minis sioncrs. The
board will get no money until it is in
shape TO collect fees. and 1t evidently
has trouble I'm getting into shape FOR the
want OF money
The morning times., 1896-07-23

Brown ct al; Judgment by default. Lewis
vs.. Needing: attachment Qua>lcd. Pratt \
Son ". flaming: Judgment by default L
:. ex ri YtUrri,!c y Metropolitan Club:
time to plead Prolonged. Evening Star
Newspaper Company -. F:crcc ct al. judy
mcnt by drfaultvS. Pierce
Probate court. Justice Ha Ercr- E>tat" Of
Timothy +. Green: proof Of publication fled.
Estate Of Catherine Butler: statement filed
Estate OF Harriet {. W. Parker: inventory
filed Estate Of Willard { Luce: petition
filed.
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Robert Parker. wt,'se home is at No.
1921 Eighth street northwest. was YES
tcrday sent to st. EIiZahcth's Insane
Asylum. Parker has been at Emergency
Hospital for the past month, suffering from
injuries inflicted on himself during a tit
Of religious mania. At times the young
man Is perfectly rational. Then he Will
suddenly become insane and pray for hours
at Il time. An examination into his CON
dition was made yesterday by the physi-
clans, and lie was committed 10 the asylum
The morning times., 1896-07-23

William Bamby and John White. both
Coorcd. forgot al about recent police rcgu-
atons, last night. when they decided to
race from the Peace monument to the
Treasury. Bicycle Policemen Dodge and
Estes We're on hand, however. and made
the contest more interesting. The police
men proved To tie winners and landed their
opponents at tie Twelfth street station.
where they left collateral for violating the
pGlIcr rprullflfuS
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OF Special Interest to Metropolitan
Railroad Employees.

The Times Real Estate bureau arc Of
ferInE special inducements to part les
wishing to locate near the East Capitol
street power house and Lincoln Park
They have number Of coy brick houses,
recently built. which they offer for rent
at $ to SO per month. or for sale on cX-
Ccptiuually easy terms-S25 down and SO
per month. including Interest This is an
.rVur'uuit that Metropolitan Railroad en-
YlUycs Will do well 10 look into.
The morning times., 1896-07-23

The report OF Messr> Philip NJ Snow
den, Joseph 4 Settle and Lewis II Ulin".
the commissioners appointed to assess
damages 10 ihc matter Of IL" Rock Creek
Park sewer. made a report yesterday after
noon. Damages are awarded IN the lOl
lowing sums. Trustees of the estate of
William " Corcoran. $i76 80; same.
S2+5.s6; Victor Anderson. SlGU.O3. VII
liam f. Schneider, $l96 so; Richard f
PaIro, 1903 o. and Pacifcus Ord. 1864 81
The morning times., 1896-07-23
Stole tn. WOnlnn'S Ring

John Cmlds, colored. reported ycstcr-
day that the engagement ring which he
had gwen 10 Annie Harris No. lUl2 Tmr-
teeIth street northwest, had been stolen.
Annie laid the ring on the sill Of an open
window that she might the better proceed
with her washing. She turned her back to
the window and someone passing by took
rhct rorhy Of affection. The intrinsic value
Of the ring is -. The case was turned over
to detective Boyd.
The morning times., 1896-07-23
OPENING AT RAMS HORN INN


The Rams Horn Inn on the Queens
Chapel road is within easy distance of the
CITY ana Is delightful place to spend
Soldiers Home Railway Comnanv eyar,.
hour. or N" road 5 in splendid condition for
whec Sn= or driving. The hoteIi>rxcelIrrtr,.
managed, the meals are rirSt-cIasS AMI thare
i every convenience" and comfort. There
j. - pleasant time iu store for any one WIZ
goes out there tonight ur tomorrow.
AN F"
The morning times., 1896-07-23


At the concert 10y the band II the Marine
Corps, at the Marine Barracks this after
noon. the following program Will lie rem
dcred:
March-"Thc H"ucymoon''. .Rosey
Overture -"Cle"pa'rd' ManCinclIi
FamtasIe for flute from Opera Som
namhu!a ...-...-...........,....Zc rsCha X
Musician II. Jaeger.
"Reminiscences of MenGcIssuhn. Godfrey
By request.
March The Crusader ........... Sousa
Medley-"A Night in Bohemia" Fanciulll
a potpouri Of old and new songs. ending
with the man that wrote ta-ra-ra-buJ
DELAY and how he did it.
Characteristic "A Hunting Scene
................-.. ............ BuCaluSSi
March The Evening Times Fanciull
Patriotic lynn Hail Columbia FyIcS
The morning times., 1896-07-23
RECORD or THE COURTS.

Equity court. No. 2, Justice HaCn'r-
williams " williams: divorce VIr mat
granted Campbell " Campbell rule o..
show cause r-turulhlc July - $50 Nsw
mau ". Newman Uri..r furua yu,ut uT lUun.
sol fss- ATUirby a. HuTutt e. ai .H.Is.r
rsf.rHug fol- aUso o. Iuilfs.r
J.raE HHart. =. o. IHsr.r UrEHrr
sH,rrau o. t.efrau ani ~falf .a.is Hls-rl
- laa4es.4a1 lint Aauaall E4a. ~
The morning times., 1896-07-23
SATURDAY and SUNDAY Trips to tn,
Country.

Tr'E '.rI,r uutlg- tHr o. 4 @. X 4
C. H|Il -.I rE.sTsH.r 'I.k,Is. 90 Tote %
U.' fHfe fF 'he r"4nf lrp. fur regular
Tr..#r 70 raruu.a. .uf -4Ufar. %. I..rfs
.. .Hs Me- T....f1u i.Tfu.r auu .4.r Line
Hsr r.=rr wH-fIuEtru. Fryt.rsa Hartz.T'.
THrr. .nH IiHrIF-r#Hu. uHH f. TsiHIs On
#r wHsHIHErHu uraall. lsrHe~l Wash
H. 900 aaI l-slrsa $40
The morning times., 1896-07-23

Attorneys Ldngston and Jones YESTERDAY
withdrew their appeal for new trial in
the case of Thornton Alexander. sentenced
t" hang November p next. for he murder
of Punk" BurreI. 1t is probable that
an appeal will he taken to he President
for Communication of the sentence 70 life
tmnriSnnment
The morning times., 1896-07-23
Trnlcytuwn Railroad Trouble.

by a hin filed in equity yesterday, the R
y. INITIAL Company. 4 Pennsylvania cor
poration. asked for the appointment Of a
receiver for the Georgetown and TcnIev-
town Railway Company in order to re-
cover Il Judgment of $939.3G
The morning times., 1896-07-23

Harry Cunningham. Louis Lee and Rich
ard Hal. Young co!orcd men We're sent by
Judge Miller to the wOrkhOusc ycstcr-
day for three months each on the charge
of vagraacv.
The morning times., 1896-07-23
LAURA SOLD NO WHISKY
Sergt. Days Assailant Ac-
Quilted by a Jury.
SHE MUST STAND TRIAL AGAIN
She Threw Iyc in the Officers Faces
When Her House Was RGiGcd aud
an Assault Charge II Stitl Against
H"r-Shurp Rebuke 10 Counsel
From the Bench.

After an hours CunsderatiOn jury IN
Judge MlIieI's co1rt yesterday evening ac-
quiIlcI Laura Br!y kucr Il CuIorcd woman, on
TIE charge oi keeping speak easy at her
Lcu,c. $50 Delaware avenue south west.
Her house was raIGcd sunday aftcrn' on.
June Il. 10y Sergeant DAILY, OF tie Fourth
precinct, and Il squad Of SIX officers. She
i the woru&n who. after ter GrIc>t, threw
aran OF conc cEtralcd lyc atDaly and Officer
Greer. burning their faces badly and III
CdPaoItutipEThCu FOR duty lur quite a while.
TIE Officers. III spite II iierr narrow escape
from blindness, show only ii few FAINT
marks of tie fiery bath thcy received.
TIE vcuIlot Was not only Il surprise 10
the sergeant and ms men. bu; Il Litter
disappointment, Tor they confidently cH-
pc,tCd a ,ohvI,t,n. TIE government all
along felt ;LrlI case was weak, ana If II
Tad not been for TIE IrECu!Us IrGuEcn ad-
vanccd 10y MI Pugh. VITO conducted tie
prosecution. tie jury would Lave remained
GA; I'VE minutes n>scad Of sixty.
An Incident III tie lriaI was tie rehukc
judge Miller gave Mr.. FraIk Gloss, the
d"!,uddnt's counsel. for M use OF IN
temperate lang Iagc. Ia the bold dcclara-
tIur that LIS ,urul would have been justified
~ killing tue po!.,r Tor entering her house
wItuudta warraur and by force. as two II
them Ind. breaking tier WY III through Il
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