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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-19

The plaintiff filed motion for q new
trial in the action of Frank VS. Aloysius.
In the foreclosure suit of Davidson vs..
Beeson. the findings and decree were filed
yesterday.
The Treen Shoe Company. capital stock
so coo. was Incorporated yesterday by l..
A Treen. r. S. Hopkins and r. s. Fred
erick.
Findings and decree for the plaintiffs
were signed yesterday I'm these cases:
F1tzmauris vs.. Fitzmauris and Carpenter
VS.. Carpenter.
c. Livingstone. assignee of the bank
tupt firm OF Let's & Gibson. yesterday filed
report of the creditors of the firm.
whose claims aggregated G,5S3H 81.
The sale of the mcrtgased premises was
confirmed In the following suits: First
National bank OF Seattle against c. T. Le
Ballisier ct al. and Rosenoaum VS.. Niesz.
II. o. sh,iey. receiver OF the Seattle Saw
inss bank. yesterday asked the court for
ana received leave 10 transfer lot L. block
9. Auterson's supplemental plat, TO the
African Methodist church. which had paid
up its Indebtedness 10 the bank.
The answer Of The defendant In the d.
Norce suit brought by Henry +. Jackson
against Emma .. Jackson Was filed yes
terday. TIE defendant claims that the
plaintiff is estopped from alleging aban-
Comment by reason OF the decree in the
suit brought by herself for maintenance
and decided some time ago in her favor.
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torney Upton opened for the city. Az
outlined by Mr.. Upton. the defense Will
aiIege that the contractors were re-
sponsible for the breaking of the mains on
First avenue which resulted in flooding
the Easements OF a number OF stores. The
city claims that suits have been brought
for damages on this account, and al
ieges other Offsets TO the amount OF the
balance claimed by the contractors The
following Witnesses were examined yes
tevday: J. c. Spur. l. A. wfimct. F. e.
Whitworth. c. B. Adair. Timothy Ryan,
Louis Levy and o. Anderson. AT o'clock
the trial was continued 1;il Monday.
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A FINAL ACCOUNTING.
Master in Chnncery SMITHS Repors
in X. l.. =. & T.. case.

The report Of Ehn Smith master In
cha.ceTy. on TIE trial accounting Of
Messvs Brown ard Bryant. receivers oe
,he Seattle Lake Shore & Eastern rail-
way was yesterday nied in the Federal
court The mstter was sefeyred To JUDGE
Ssnita sor segregation and for the pur-
pose OF taking testimony. as the attorneys
on both sides srrued that the accounting
audit. The report was Ordered particu-
lariy In reference - tte amount OF money
I'm the bands OF the receivers 81 the time
thew ceased - operate the road also ss
81 the suaourt diSbursed hy them since
th@y geassG - operate 81 ard the actual
amount ~ cash I'm sheir hands q, ths
tlnr of rllng the ruai srcount
The report ~ the master covered all Of
saese points and gives the respective
amounts called fer hy Judge Hanfora-s
orsser. After examining TIRE hesks and
vouchers IN The hands II TIA receivers
and tire taking or testimony % witnesses
Judge Saith ards that the amount II
funds So the banda - tae receivers 81 The
sius they ceased - operate she road was
81 81 a. The sTaount dEsburxeA since
that time ~ SS iSt s. Tire repart also
Nuds that TIRE fnAl accounting was
brought CD 20 reeeruter 81 1875 ard vs. a
filed w court FEBRUARY S fSr The
ano4nk es cash Of hand al the slrY.s .he
accounting VAS closed waS ssE9u ara
The sStusi cash az The date 81 sir 2
che account was e SIS y. the rss~atea.s
having collected 81 s-6 * anst eisAurxa.
s. ~ - since December 81. Iss@ There n
now N tAe hAn3S Of The receivers g. aS2 q
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Judge Moore disposed OF the following
matters III probate yesterday;
In the estate OF John Richard Harm,
Samuel Saintmyer was appointed admin
istrator de bonus non, the letters to Mary
r. Liston, executrix, being revoked.
Edward o. Graves was appointed admin
i5trator Of the estate of Solomon Graves
His bond was fixed at $3o, 00o
Anna III. Peterson was appointed guar
and Edith.
Samuel L. Crawford was appointed
guardian of the property and estate OF
Charles Fl. HolSchumaker and Eleanor A,
John G. and Oscar X Hoischumak er. His
bend was fixed at $4,000.
Emily Scisnier was adopted by J. X.
and Sophia Eksfrand.
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A Distinct Novelty.

ProG- Gentry's famous dog and pony
show. OF which so much has been written
and said. is distinct novelty IN the arnuse-
mert line. The exhibition consists OF over
fo superb dogs and ponies, who are said
20 De the hanisosness ever seen. the dogs
Some stxls-tfve IN number being SHOW
white. and are worth q small fortune Al
OF the animals have been educated 10 a de-
gree OF intelligence that is wonderful and
they never fail 70 give Ire best of satissac-
tiou. The combinatton viii appear ii this
ciIy under thoroughly er-proof tent
CT Front ard Battery streets. six nights,
beginning Monday. June q with nlatinees
Thursday and Saturday. az 2.a0 p. m.
Prof. Gentrys show is both popular In
Taste and prices OF admission
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Two Divorces Granted.

Two divorce cases were tried before
Judge Jacobs yesterday. In both the de-
PENDANT had defauited and the state was
represented by Deputy Prosecuting At
torney Hart.
Ciarice Coombe was granted,a dissoiu-
ton OF her marriage ties with Harry
coombe on the ground of abandonment.
They were married Nov. IL. 1884, at Sno-
homish. and have one child. Donovan
Coombs. aged 10 months. The husband
abandoned her February g. 1854.
Allen Deans yesterday secured a divorce
from Mamie Deans. Abandonment was
alleged
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New Suits Filed.

The following new suits were fled in the
superior court yesterday:
e. 2. Tremper. as receiver, vs. Schwa-
bacner Bros--To recover an assessment
on capital stock.
W. :. Slocum VS. J. II. Hilton ct al
Proniissory note 81, 2sa interest, attorneys
fee $lo1, and foreclosure
Mrs. Livina Yeager VS.. s. Davidson and
wife-Action for possession Of rented
premises.
j. +. Taylor VS.. John Kellogg ct al
PromisSory note $3.50 and foreclosure.
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Queen Sirtorts.s ynhiire

VIII be celebrated AT Victoria. and are
ciai rate Of x7-s9 for round trip WILL ba
s,aaae from Seattle % Victoria and return
On steamer City % Kingston Tickets on
sale June 10. -. u and 2, good until June
p fer return Steamer leaves Yesler
wharf. s@aftls. 3. go 2. n
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The First Baptist church. while rebuild
Ing will hold their services in Chamber Of
Commerce hail. Collins building. cnrnsr
Second avenue aud James street Tornor-
row the pastor. Louis s Bowerman. viii
st II a. m speak upon The theme, THE
Searching Shepherd at p M upon THE
Victorian Age. or The Christian Queen. -
Bible school, 22,B y. m Young people .
society q. .. II. All cordially invited.
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MUST BE AMENDED.
STRONG OPPOSITION GREErs THE
GREAT NORTHERN FRANCHISE.

Mayor Woods Veto Certain--rropo-
sition 60 FERN . Terminal Con-
pany Among the Manuf1c tur<rs
ON the Tide Elats-They Wosld
Build Their Own Trarks-swit~h-
Ing Charges Deadly 10 Their In
terests-Robert Meran Expresses
Htnself Forcihly-Mayor's Views
Supported by 1T Least Five COun-
ctimen-Iudse Rsrke Agrees "a an
AaeAa0eAG.
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sale of Schooner Fi.her Bros.

Deputy United States Marshal James
Quilter yesterday sold the schooner Fisher
Eros. The vessel had been libeied for ac-
counts and wages against her, and was
tied UP. The cases brought out an order
by Judge Hanford for her sale. and yes
terdays auction was the wind-up Of the
case. The. vessel was purchased by the
firm OF Fisher Bros. for 1850. the amount
of the claims against her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-19

Jacob Sexton was yesterday acquitted
BY a jury in Judge Jacobs court OF as
saulting with attempt TO rob Joseph Roge
May 10. The court called the attention OF
the prosecuting attorney to the fact that
Sexton was further charged in the indict-
ment with assault with deadly weapon.
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Or. J. Sutiiff Mcclure will attend the
queens jubilee az Victoria from this city
william +. Bird. receiver of the street
car lines OF Tacoma. Is guest Of the
Hotel Butler.
Mrs r.. Barrow and Miss Nellie Barrow
OF Burlington, are visiting In the city and
are a. the Dtiler.
Mr.. ana Mrs Henry Goodwin and Miss
Goodwin. OF Oakland Cal. are amonS
las nights arrivals at the Stevens.
Merton ID waillne. at ane time mayor
Of Everett. now cI Siiverton is al the Ste
vsas Mr. Wailing ts accompanied by his
VITA
Mrs w. II hidston aud ". n. c. kid
ston. % Glasgow. Scotland. are a; tho
Butter TAeT are visiting this city On
route TO Japan.
James r. Blackwell % Charleston. who
IL attending the trial Of the case oy Bisier
vs. Barlow. in the Federal court. 40 guest
Of the Northern.
sfrs. X. s. king. Miss Ida Hefrellnger.
Master King and Mr. ara Mrs. W. II.
Johnson a party of Minneapolis tourists.
are AT the Butler.
Mr.. and Ars. q. u. Stearns ana Miss
Ida Morrison. NJ san Francisco. and Mrs.
Charles Wood and Miss Lottle Wood. OF
Danviite. Cal. arrived at the piiser yes
ter3ay.
Frsssns &. : KempT aud l. NJ. Over
street. nf sha United States navy. were at
flo Eafnler-SsrAnd last evening. They LEFT
OF, the Kingston FOR Victoria, where they
Join the battieshin Oregon today.
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The yrsaI 81 @eas viii probably 30 =
hctly contested ease Was res~gxr before
JGsdgw Benson yesterday II s. ths sass.
brought nv spur & Nilreet ahe rsa-
tractors oa sse FIRST sRe1@e paving
against the city % resNEer halxs.ss %
g. isT alleged 20 - cue.
Al c'cleck all OF th~ witnesses ,a-
the pss'nt.T FAD been examined. ard A.
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py taking ,he daily reduced rate train
leayfas seattle AZ So "a IN. Seattle 70
sen Francisco: $40. tourist. 81 1rst-class,
hotA including berth. southern Pacific
Tickle. Office sls FIRST avenue.
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BURGLARS At KENT.
SMITHS JEwELRY STORE ENTERED
~ AMATEUR CRACksMEx.

They Display Igae.anee in Dealing
With nm Ola-Fashioned safe-The
Dsor Drilled Through. hat the En-
Dlosivs Usea Did Net Even Jar II
Out Of Piumb-The Secons Attenpt
Made 10 Blow the safe Ope. With
In . Snort Time-Aevvs 81 the
CoRrss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-19

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
TO the following persons:
Joseph l.. Marseii (2D, OF Seattle, and
May T. Moody us). OF Carthage. Mo-; and
Archibald d. McAdam l4O and Eliza Du-
gan l32l, both Of Tacoma.
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DOUBLING
III
RICHNESS

Mr.. Maurice McMseken. secretary and
treasurer OF the kaslo- Moatezama Milling
and Mining Company. is ia receipt of adj
vices from Mr.. L L. Patrick. superintsnd-
en; Of the Aontezuma Mines. thar an av-
erage sample Of ore from the bottom OF
the winze now down 70 feet from the level
OF the second tunnel and $50 feet below
the level Of tho tirst tunnel. assayed isS
OUNCES or SILVER 10 the ton, double
the amount found nearer the surface.
doaele the amount given IN the assays in
the recently published prospectus OF the
property. and doahie the amount upon
which all previous calculations have been
based Comment is certainly unnecessary.
The ore body has also been constantly
widening as work progressed downward.
The Company has ordered a compressed
air drilling plant TO expedite the develop
meat.
The treasury stock Is still goiag at Is
cents a share. We urge those contemplate
Ing an investment in the stock not to de-
lay. for the stock will certainly soon. be
advanced in price.
The owners of TIE property are: c. L.
Webb. president of Webb s Co.: Maurice
McaHcken. president of the First National
Bank Of Seattle: c. D. Stimson, president
OF the Stimson Min Co.. and 4. c. Hughes.
attorney.
Next to having good property is the
necessity of having the right sort Of peo-
pie In control.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-19

Seattle 20 San francesca tourist. SIS n-~s-
class. both inclg3ins trne berth. for train
leaving .ai.y az a.5Q q m. Southern Pa
ci.lc Ticket Office. sis FIRST avenuA
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Only s. 81 for round trip IA Victoria for
the aa@an'x feh8le~ June p - q ard -
Take Tire magnificent steamer city Of
Kingston fran Seattle.
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FOR yos- sunday dinner GET rho,c.
.r@ese-s poultry a. the Denver Market
Second end aa1tsc1-
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TIE Tscsse cesss SFea-asA}p s-e-sns,v..
steamer Nnanl2, s2AliaS graEss Sas Fran
siSco 1szAe @asa- ~i& carry gessss'at mag
chsntlss. tfcl1.-sag potatoes, 10 Seattle. at
s. ser sGn-
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New discovery for tie speedy relief ara
permanent cure es stomach. liver ana
kidney tFeuhlaa nr. r. =. Johnson.
T. euernsz1 book. Seattle
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Steamer Resale for Victoria. s. 20 round
srsp. Juas Is. =. =. -
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--t3u2gas sour slSh' Consultation Free.
Mas T. vIsEiGsst Graduate Cpsscsan
III SSSessd sSeaas dos. Mayer 4 Bros J.
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ceived a reply II has not been given out.
1t is said that the Northern Pacific pro-
tests against the granting of sueh import
ant rights to the Great Northern to the
exclusion OF itself.
The cutting Of 30 cords Of brush for the
mattress on which the Centennial mills
plant is to res. as foundation, was COM
menced yesterday in the woods near South
Park.
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rasserAi nsus soaled and sliSea pcn-
vex MARKET.
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We have something new in our window.
Boston Baked Beans, 3oc per fb. Palace
Of Sweets.
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+. T. h@rns ssellsa -gsa slleea- Defeat.
essen.
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Edison's Projectiscepe tonight. Madison
park.
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HsNtsoaa f.4s~sS.sSsss salsSaI A@@.4aa
para
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+. B. hams boiled and sliced. Delicat-
essen.
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Great Bargains I'm High Grade H.


1896 ladies' and gentlemen's Victor hlcy-
cles at SIS: 1896 Gladiators. gentlemen's $50.
Just two in stock A few secondhand high
grade wheels very cheap. 1897 Victor and
Gladiators. a full lire on hand. Albert
Hansen 1os First avenue.
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Byron used great deal of hair dressing,
but was very particular TO have only the
best to be found Ia the market. IL Aver S
Hair vigor had been obtainabia thea
doubtless he would have tested its merits.
as so many distinguished and fashionable
people ara doing nowadays
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I. c. MILES CO. H s B s,.I I,a . md Issn l'sa
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H. . ssssss'ee, psoTrssssr af Ho,si I A.
sxs a. IS = tsas bi.seeStsc in rs
s6rA~. - 'as Noiae, tAslsgs ard
dr. hesaFSiv. lite has rsSsa,s,,1s~.s's,a
49, s,sss seses - h.s rves,s al al-
~ I.. me e<ss< results Ii Is = CAV. ri.
AisS FcssAse by g,rxssis:.
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80 insurance men II The Nfssa have AZ.
s. az dissertation wnss,f,a ia.sr, t,ss..
- rot arstse the NertNsge<t f,.s,.p-
rs- sNss'sltSion, 60 whtrh ~raSs a. ~.
- q the Washington .s.,..sl 49,,
.ssssea Tae hsadas.arfere s,s 49,. -
essA, ase.sEaassen we're "a Portland th>
800 ,.ssastea ASSOCIATION hssds,.,a,. rs s 49,,
@ ei'y. IN reS.s.nse 4, .,.,,,.r .S ~.
ss.ss. sae executive COMMITTEES ~ sh.s
$50 District a. tag a13 ss..,~<,s.s,,
a.. saFsrrt fsen fran sil reer ~
sss. 'ass a. tie Rstirs amf r..,ss.-ss.t +,
-. $50 sssSsc'aiiog, of wbt.a ss.uex s.e,,s,r.s
$50 800 President. Asfhar NJ y8rSs
Ssrv. vsce pr,,s. ts,t "a Il
e. ~ MS eity. secretary. ne ,ele.s.
- sssAalssst0n are IL, raure--,..,. a.
= sEssa' laws n sn~sks-,s 80 80 -, -
- A'sess3eat isaafort sa4
- 4ea ~ ths lsv r.e.. - .,.,
asss 81 ;szasassee .s,.,,.,.' Eek .' &c
- assi sszS siature hs@ ,.,., -
s a. i a4s bces~s- -,>-....-,. =.
gsss..hs Important charge Ia r,s.te.ss
sxs.a..ss nsS INSURANCE 81, ~. 80. 49,
sss - ..sseSis eosaas rs ss4 coz s,ies.
rsss... a. We easgsss~ ~ n $50 rs.-r -.
~, !. s'stft feature 81 sas ase- "a, -
aeSssssFy that shsse sAesls - -
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be 1T inspection ard survey OF properties
insured In order to guard against over H.
snrance and that an Increase Ia the prss-
esf rates of premium be avoided
The association viii establish 4 bureau
OF rates. which viii. be located ia Tacoma.
az the head OF which win be Lee McKen-
xie as the occial surveyor.
Capt David Gilmore was In a story
telling mood yesterday and was rehears-
ing some CT his SEA recoilections We'll.
re-. ne said. Il knew Of q fellow who
sailed faH rigsed ship go miles with
onsy nrst and second mate two APP
prentice boys and 4 cook. II was Can't.
Winsiow- He was lying at Port Lud-
ioS and couldn't get 3 crew unless he
was willing TO pay high wages The
sailors were on a strike ard thought they
had Old man Wtasiow Jus. where they
wanted MIN, He was big. hrsky fes-
lew. as strong as sisres ordinary men, and
he said that rather than xive tie wages
asked by TIC sailors he would sal. the
faip to san Francisco by himself It was
full rugged ship. rand you, and took q
crew Of not less than fourteen. b..
Wsrsios 500 saii up with the help Of
some OF TIE boys at Ludlow and with
his i've nsen started to sail to San Fran
cisco. He Didn't baye tug but went
ous OF the hsrbos and through the straits
under faI. sal. he got 20 San Francis
co All right but hts hands when he ar
rived were cut right through 10 the bone
] hare read shipwreck stories Of such
feats ou. that Ia the only one ] actually
know 10 be true
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CarICad New Stoves
AZ New Prices.

fsa Will be interested I'm the way Y
IL means noAey saved TO you.
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The party of Great Northern officials
now on the way 10 this city on a tour Of
inspection. viii reach Seattle on the reg
uiar overland this morning The visit
ing officials are W. H. Newman. seeor A
vice president OF the system: Francis r.
Clarke. general traffic manager, and n
]. Whitney, general passenger and ticket
agent With them are ". l. Eenuar,
Western freight manager. who has been
with the party through the Kootenai min
Ing country. and X. c. Stevens. genera,
Western passenger agent. who left Tfses-
DAP afternoon and joined the other officials
at Spokane. The original time for the
arrival OF the Great Northern party IN
Seattle has been somewhat changed. and.
owing TO the visit TO the Roo1enas. they
viii rot go 10 Portland as originally IN
tended. w. Il. Huriourt, general passen-
ger and ticket agent OF the Oregon Rail-
way & Navigation Company. who ex-
peeted to return 20 Portland yesterday
morning. remained over to meet Mr.
Whitney upon his arrival In Seattle this
morning.
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President Samuel Hili of the Eastern
Railway. of Minnesota. accompanied by
Mrs. HUI and Mr.. and Mrs. W. n Dun
woody. OF Minneapolis. left In Mr.. Hius
private car for the East yesterday after
noon. Mr.. " J. Murphy, who came out
with Mr.. Hill a week ago. will remain IN
Seattle several days longer.
Commander James q. Green Il. 3. N
ordered here to assume command Of the
Puget sound naval station. arrived in the
city last evening. He 10 the guest while
here OF Capt. w. w. Robinson. al sos Terry
avenue. Commander Green came here d.
rectiy from Honolulu.
The times., 1897-08-11
no chapel point Thursdar.

Another OF those weekday trips, run at
the peoples reQGest, VIII tie made ON The
River Queen Thursday The same schedule
viii be observed as has been the rule on the
Sunday runs. An outing Of twelve hours,
including sailOf i10 miles 10 salt water,
and affording stay at the Point of four
hours, isa TIP that, no wonder, has attracted
all the folks that could fill the boats.
On the grounds there are any number of
things 20 entertain the guests, and the
time for the departure OF the boat for
home comes all too quickly. The fishing
and Grabbing take up the time for good
nunbeT OF the folks, and then the bathing
beach, with the salt water, stands way up
In the opinion of the visitors. The best of
dinners may be had on the boat In the
Gale or on tie grounds, where there is
good hotel accommodation. After a stas
at The Point of four hours the home trip is
begun. This is a most en- soyable part OF
the day to many folks. The cool breezes
are all the more pleasant after the sun has
gone down, and every minute of the four
hours taken to ma ke the home run il
TILED with pleasure and comfort for The
patrons. This trip has proven TO be a
most popular one with the people of
Washington, and hereafter, as previously
advertised, the trips will be made on Tues
days and Thursda Us well as Sundays.
The charge for the trip las been placed
at % cents. The River Queen leaves at
e.30 q. m. and gets all hands back to The
home wharf at $50 at night.