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CHAPTER XIV.
The Love of OeItJen.

One of the Sea Hawks company was a
skilled telegraph operator, and Crossing
hams first cars on returning TO the isl
and was to obtain this man to dispatch a
cable to the counts station on the main
land Of Italy, TO ascertain if Perigord had
yet succeeded in capturing the place.
After some thought he caused to be
transmitted simply his own name
Half an hour later a reply came equally
acknowledgement
The young man, reassured by that, ca
bled a concise report of his capture Of
Attala. laying especial emphasis on the
fact that Madame Vlyella and Miss
Elliott had disappeared, advancing his
opinion that they had fed TO sea in the
missing boat. He begged PeTigord to use
all his influence to discover If they had
been picked up by any passing steamer,
and also to send out a vessel in search
to the north Of Corsica, for a strong
south wind had blown all the previous
night and was still raging
Perigord's answer was satisfactory; he
promised 10 do all that Cressingham de-
sired. and commanded the young man TO
remain upon the island, carefully guarding
the prisoners until he himself arrived, as
circumstances had arisen which necessi-
tated a change in his original intentions.
and it was no longer his wish thar the
Count d'Attala should be transported to
Naples.
The remainder of that day Cressingham
devoted 10 a rigorous examination of the
island assisted by a score of anxious
hn h744 . al
Granny capable of conceaIing a rabbit was
carefully explored. no trace Of the missing
ladies was discovered. The next day the
subterranean passages were submitted 10
a similar test but with a like result. Not
a single tunnel from end to end escaped
their vigilant scrutiny. but unless a trag-
edy had occurred, and Madame ViyeIla
had cast herself and Francine Elliott
down one Of the numerous bottonless pits
which occurred IN many Of the disused
workings. they were forced at last TO the
conclusion that their first idea was the
correct one, and that the two women were
then on the open sea, or had reached some
more friendly shore than the coast OF
Attala
Cressingham, remembering his own
narrow escape. was tortured with the
thought that his sweetheart had posi-
bly, been drowned, and a single glance al
+ the weather sufficed to increase his fears,
for the sea was running high, and the
wind had been blowing half a gale ever
since the previous day. Even in the pro-
tected harbor Of Attala, the waves were
/ wild, the beach and coast were marked
1 by thick line Of spray and driving foam
and the Sea Hawk strained at her
anchors like hound in leash, rising and
/ tossing tumultuously.
/ With dull feeling of despair he recog-
nized how impossible 1t would be for ar
/ open boat to live IN such a sea. and his
/ only remaining hope was that the wan
! deTeTs had been rescued in time BY some
+ passing steamer. He had been very lott
/ to give up the idea that he should find
Miss Elliott hiding somewhere on the
island, for he knew that Francine regard
/ ed madame as her fathers murderess, and
] he could not understand how she could
! have brought herself TO escape in sucl
company. no matter how terrible tax
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.


Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice McComas.
ana Mr. Justice R0bb.
Lemuel \. welIes Frank J. Kent and Milo B.
Goodan were admitted 10 practice.
Patent appeal No go In re application q Paul
l. T. HerCult; continued by stipulation.
Patent appeal No. 59i. IN application q S. c.
herbst Importing Company; continued BY stip1ia-
ton.
Patent appeal No. 80. In re Application Of
Joseph D, Iaerorxf contiBued by stipulation,
Patent appeal No Ss3 Kilbourn vs. HerneT:
placed at foot Of docket
Patent appeal No. go. johnson "a. MueseT,
placed at foot oi d0cket,
Patent appeal No. 5E Mcknight vs. Pohle; dis
missed.
Patent appeal No. 20 Potter vs.. Mcintosh: az
CuCd Dy A. A. Buck for appellant. submitted b.
Charles H. Robcrts for appellee. On motion. the
appellee Is allowed to fle additional bret within
TWO weeks. and the appellant % hle reply brief
within three weeks # ~ advised
No. 259 loriginsll. johnson Wynne Company vs.
Daniel Thew Wright. associate justice. supreme
Court District Of Columbia; petiti0a for writ Of
mandamus submitted by l. s. Bailey in support Of
petition.
Patent appeal No. 559 Union Distilling Company
vs. Schneider. On motion. the Commissioner of
weCk If 80 advised Argued b. A. f. Wallace for
appellant; no appearance Of ApEellee Schneider
Patent Appeal No go. In re application Of Allie
T. Wslch- Argument commenced by r !. StOddard
for appellant continued by FairfsX BayaTd for
Commissioner Of Patents. and concluded by l. 5.
BACON for appellee
Assignments for to-day:
Patent appeals Nos. s5l. 53 36I, 555 SO 557, 5ss
ga 81, and ST.
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Circuit Court No. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JlsI1OE ANDEESbNs
Cuilccn IS Alderman; new trial granted Plain
ud's attorneys. Raiston & siddons and W T. Rich
ardson; descadant's attorneys. john Ridoat and
George {. tisrJman.
Dawson vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany; on trial Plaintiffs attorneys. Alexander XII
guuT and Gittinss d Chemberlin; defendants attur-
neys Hamilton. Colbert a Hamilton
Short vs. Notes time to rle amended declaration
extended to November l9 Plaintiffs attorneys. Git
tings & Chanberlin; Defendants attorney. Leon To-
briner.
Colbert vs. Lincoln: bond on appeal Plaintiffs
attorney, Edmund Brady; defendants attorney. A.
= Worthngt0n
Hepburn vs. District Of Columbia motion for nev
tTiai fled. Plaintiffs attorneys. L + Colladay and
Harry L LeTCh defendants attorneys E II.
Thomas and H. 2. Blair.
United states vs.. Manhattan Real Estate Com
pany; rule 90 show cause retUTuzbis November 16.
Plaintiffs attorney D. ". Baker
Scott rs. Birtwell; death OF defendant suggested
Assignment for to-day;
No. g. Markwood vs. Afenefee. Attorneys. Chapin
Brown George ?. iIOovcr.
Ne. 80. Rocae vs.. Myers. Attorueys. Archer 4
Snith-Hamiiton Colbert & Hamiltsa.
No. iA Conrad Is, Switzer. attorneys, ]. G.
Adkins-H. F. Gatc3.
No. 10 Doolan Brightwood Railway Com
pany Attorneys. z. ]. Ryan,. j. Darlington.
No. 81 Walsh IS. White Attorneys II. E Davis
--sheehy & Sheehy and NJ J. Colbert
No Il. Ambrose VS.. Potomac Electric Power Con-
pany Attorneys. G. II. Morillat-J. J. Darlington
No. &C. Scott vs.. Herreu. Attorneys Alackau &
Msedel-Irviug Williamson sud ". Mosby Williams.
Ne MoFimura Bros vs.. Hagger ct al. and
No. KangenSian vs. same. Attorneys, Tucker
d hcnyun-Wolf & h0senberg
Nos 100 and l42. Bishop vs. Masters. ATTORNEYS
Z. L. Gies-W. g. Gardiner.
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breath Of passion and the lure Of opDor-
tUnity; he knew, moreover. how utterly
ignorant and unsuspici01s was the girl
lie heard his friend say. presently.
7 wish 10 heaven that YOU were not
your mothers daughter. dear"
Why do you say that, signore? Is not
my mother beautiful2"
Yes. she is beautiful"
Tell me. then"
I-I-pIease don't ask me, Desire"
How strange you are, my friend! You
say TO ME a thing, and then forbid me to
speak upon it,"
I was foolish TO say what I said at all:
still since you wish 10 know more. ] shall
tell il You. But not thus, sweetheart:
with my arms about you-so. VIII you
not first kiss me though. Desire?"
Are you sure that it is a right thing
10 DO. Ludwig Somehow when I kiss
you ] feel as though I were stealing
something. and afraid TO be caught"
You sweet innocent. am sure enough:
are We not lovers?"
That is true, and some day we shall
marry: is it not so? Even Miss Elliott
told me it was proper ia such a ease
Then I shall kiss you, Ludwig"
She put heF arms about his neck and
did as she had said Cressingham, feeling
entirely relieved In mind by the latter
portion Of the converse, gave a sudden
cough
The lovers started guiltiIy apart. He
stood up. and said smilingly: 1T is thus
you interrupt my repose; you, Ludwig.
who should be on guard: you, Desire.
who should be in your tent, and fast
asleep by this
Oeltjen hung his head at the reproof.
tent quite easily from here Frank
"Oh, of course: and you were watch
ing il, But there; I do no: think any
great harm is done in this instance. it
is always thus, however; when love
wakes, duty sleeps. Is it not so?"
''YoN heard?''
Enough to convince me that you have
much cause TO be congratulated. do SO
now, with eli my heart-and you, TOO.
Desire; your future husband is one of the
best men I have ever known"
He is beautiful man, Lord Francis, -
replied Desire artlessly; L love him
very much"
Thank you, my friend, muttered Oelt-
jen.
Rather sudden though. isn't it?" whis-
pered Cressingham with amiable satire.
/ Hush" replied the other "she knows
nothing. Aloud he said; sudden,
/ Frank, I do not think so: we have al
ready known each other four days. and
we did not become afianced until this
morning
! I feel as though l had known Ludwig
! all my life" protested the girl.
/ Cressingham laughed. and waved his
hand. well, old boy, III not disturb you
/ further. but will take the rest of your
watch Relieve me as soon or as late
/ as you please. A riverdici, Desire"
You are a brick" said the count, US
/ ing with much feeling a favOTite express
sion of the Englishman.
"A riverdici. and thank you, my lord, -
said the girl.
/ Cressingham swung of laughing softly
/ 10 himself: he was deeply pleased, since
/ had he possessed the power of moIding
/ Desires fate he could not have chosen a
/ prospect more prOmiseful of happiness
/ for her than marriage with his friend.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Alley betuesn and F. Third and Four-anda-haH
streets southwes.-John B. Kendall Ct uz 70.
Isabella C. Kelly. part original lot 5. 5quzTsI
55. SO
Mount Pleasant st-eet-James sharp ct TX n John
B. MorTey. part lot li- Mount Pleasant. SIa.
No. 2ll0 Tenth street n0rthWest-David L. Stewart
et 10 William J. Garter. lot 3. square S5i.
Fourteenth Street Heishts-Fourteenth Street
Heights Land Company 20 Clarence z. Davis,
lots IS 70 50. square BIS and lot .. squaTs
1911 SO
Eleventh street southeast. between and streets
Nathaniel T.. Fitzhugh Ct 10 Guy ~ Neely,
part original lot ). square :. q sso SIC
Massachusetts, avenue southeast. between Thirteenth
ard Fourteenth streets-Walter T. Wright e a.
TO Rex Z and Ncttie B. KinseI, lot ss. square
1885, SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant PIains-NichseI J..
Kesne Ct al. TO Elizabeth c. Estey, lot io2,
block l6 SO
Addition 20 l. Droit Park-Harry Wardnan 70
jerome e. Shear. lot 2. block s. SO.
Barn Fam-Charles II. MerIlat ct al. trustees,
20 William II. Underiue. Dot .. section g $50
o street northwest between Tliry-frst and Thirty
second streets-Thomas Hyde e 70 Willard
Z. Van Deusen, part lots and %, square
1913 So
Alev between A and p. Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets Hcrthssst-Audrsw " Luker ct TX 10
Leonard p. aud C. 7. q. Stewart, lot s., squags
IC,I SO
Barry FarIa-Henry H Berg1ann. trustee. 20 Mar
tin Wieeand and Charles z. Wor1hingtgn. tTus-
tees. part lot .. section 8. So.
Fourteenth street southwest between and q
streets-R5beTt Howard et UX- To George r.
Dierkoph and Helen DierkOph, part lot 3. square
81 SO
Columbia HeiEhts-Charles 4 l. Macdonald et uX-
10 Josiah Bellows part lot q. block p. So
Wes: Eckington-The capital City improvement
Company % William Z Marsh. lot 81. square 6.
SIG
Hoimead Manor-The Capital City improvement
Company 70 Esther H. Harding and LsuTz u.
Hsnistou lot I1I block g. So
7 street northwest. between Thirteenth and Four
teeuth streets-C5e0rce H Warner gt TX 10 Var
rsn ". Y0uugs. part lot \. square IS, SO
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Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No assignment for to-day.


Dudlsy vs.. Atkinson. Judgment on verdict for
plaintiff for Sel. Plaintiffs attorneTs C. A. keig-
win and ". II. Robeson- Defendants solicitors.
Campbell Darlington and J. Med. Darlington
kaucher Washington Railway and Electric
Company, verdict for defendant. Plaintiffs attor-
nsJ II. Il. M0uiton. Defendants att0Tneys. c. 4.
Douglas sud George z. Hoover.
United States Cabinet Bed Company vs. Redmond: :
verdict for plaintiff for s6526. Plaintiffs attorney
II. WinshiD Wheatley. Deiendants attorney, Hay
den johnson.
virgiaia-Csrolina Lumber Company IS Eisinser
Brothers: igry respitsd Plaintiffs attorney. Il
WinshiD Wbeatley- Defendants attorney, Hayden
johnson.
Assignment fer to-day:
Nc. 67ss. Landroight vs. Paul. Attorneys. Poe &
-1sasm-C. L. Faley.
Nc. g. = jukoop vs.. New York Continental Jewel
Filtration Company. Attorneys. Douglass & Doug
lass.
No. s.. Baumcarten vs. Baumgartsn Attorneys.
Wolf * Rosenberg joseph salcmcn and ". H.
White
No. Z Rhinehart vs.. Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way COMPANY Attorneys. T. 5. Pery-Hamilt0n.
colbert & Hamilton.
No EN Rogers IS Parker. Attorneys, Il. W.
Whcatley-Philip Walker
No lg3 Lord vs. Emery. Attorneys Randolph
Barton snd z. c Duttoc-J. F. Ray and " NJ.
Levin
No 3 Jones Us. Washington Railway ard EIec-
tric Company. Attorneys, r. +. Downing and +. A.
Berry,. ] Darlington
No o. Beverly Washington Railway ard Elec-
rric Company. same attorneys.
No. . Watts vs. Washington Railway and Elec.
tric Company. same attorneys
No III Chasmar Winchel Press rs Wedde-burn.
Attorneys. #. Wipship Wbeatley-C A. Keigwin.
No 2. Harlan & HoiiingSwoTth Company Dis
trict Of Columbia Attorneys NcCammon x Hayden
e. Il. Thomas and II. 2. Blair.
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DAILY CoURT RECORD.
supreme Court of the United states

Supreme Court of the United states.
Present; The Chief Justice, Mr Justice harlan,
Mr., Justice Brewer, Mr., Justice White Mr. Justice
Peckham Mr. Justice McKenna, Blr. Justice
Holmes, and ar. Justice Day.
No is7 The Cleveland Electric Railway Com
pany. appellant vs.. the city q Cleveland ct AL and
No 81 The city q CleTeland et al appellant,
vs.. the Cleveland Electric Railway Company. Arg1-
ment Continued By Mr. D. G. WestenhaTer for the
Forest City Railway Compsuy. and By AlF. Newton
D. Baker for the city Of CleFeland, and concluded
By Mr. John w. Warrington foy the Cleveland
Electric Railway Company.
No IS. ella VALLEY. Globe and Northern Railway
Company, piaintif in error. Ts. A. J. Lyon. Sub
mitted by Mr.. Frank " Bnrnett for the plaintiff
IL error and by AIL Waters Davis for the de-
fendant in cTr0r
No. g. Alabama and vicksbug Railway Com
pany e. al plaintiffs ia error, vs.. the railroad
commission Of the State q Mississippi Argument
commenced By Mr. Harry H. Han FOR the plaintiffs
in error.
Adjourned until to-day at z O'Clock.
The Day caIl for "wednesday, November li7>wll
be as follows: Nos 81, l82 AS to 70 inclusive, g.
195. lo3, l09. lie. ILL., and 1i3
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HARNESS HORSE GOSSIP.

It IS generally believed by Washington
horsemen who saw Jublanta perform at
Brightwood last week that Peter Taylor,
Of the Arlington Hotel. made a good
swap" when he got him for Irish Jack.
Jubilanta won his race smoothly. going
the two last heats IN I.0S1l and l:oSA
beating such speedy ones as John r
Gentry. jr., and Bob Ingerson easily
JubiIanta is a handsome bay gelding. six
years old. He Is good gated. and good
actor. and looks like good goods.
Irish Jack. formerly owned by Peter
Taylor, of the Arlington Hotel and now
the property Of a gentleman living IN
Oil City. Pa. is to be sent to the Canada
ice races this winter irish Jack did this
kind Of racing before Mr. Taylor bought
him at Detroit, and it is claimed he is a
great '-ice horse" Irish Jack has g
mark of 2:11i4, but he does not Ike a
two-lap ring. and consequently did not
make a good showing while here.
Moses Sinsheimer has bought from J. J.
O'Kcefe the little bay pacing gelding.
L. J. X. 219L. I. J. k. has been out
lawed for q year as a result Of the Reeves
ringing episode at Waycross. Ca. last
fall It is probable he will be put into
good standing again at q meeting Of the
Board Of Appeals Of the American Trot-
ting Association TO be held in Chicago
next month L J. X is a game and
speedy horse.
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Equity Court No. 1

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAGGH-
COX vs. CLARK; pro coufesso ordered. and reference
90 Edmund Brady. examiner Complaiuants soli'i-
tors Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton
Stes vs.. Stewart; guardian I'd htem appointed
Complainant solicitors. Ralston q Siddons and II.
r Winfield Defendants solicitor l. Il. David
Green Vs. BRIDE. demurrer sustained with leave 70
amend C0mqiaiEsuts solicitor, John hldout De
feudauts solicitor. Howard Boyd
Connecticut Avenue Highland Company vs Sher-
man. rle as t0 injunction returnabie November 3.
Ccmpainant's solicitor. G. n Syne-
Hurley vs. Hurley; uIle as 70 alsn0ny TetuTuabie
November is. Complafnsut's solicitor T. l. Gies-
WinsmoTe - Thompson. stricken from caiendar.
Complainant solicitor E. H. Thomas. Defend
ant solicitor, r. Golden Donaldson.
Beach IS. Beach; submitted. C0Dplainznts So
lcit0r. Sheehy & Sheehy. Defendants solicitor,
George 7. Hoover
in re hinacy of Joseph G. Creamer; auditors re-
port ratified and leave 70 withdraw papers granted
Forrest Perry; rule as to conveyance return
able November Is. Compiainants solicitors, George
Francis Williams and GittIngs * Chamberlin- De
fendsuts solicitor. A. A. HoehIiEg, jr-
Assignments t0r to-day,
No. e. Richard rs. Mckay. Attorneys. Roger
Foster-Biney q Woodward. Worthington. Heald
snd Frailey.
No. g. Pifer ct al IS. Washington National
BgildiDg Association Attorneys. Thompson q
Lackay- Hamilton, Colbert * Hamilton
No. a. Rowe Is. Rowe Attorneys. L Calcf
" WiIliamson-Lemuel Fugt
Equity COurt No =
JUSTICE GOULD.
No assignment for to-day
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PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE.
fW I. l. ATmoryl
Eriday-LiEht Infantry vs.. O7dways.
Teamster Sc for s1n.ono

Fairfax Mothershead. a teamster. yester-
day began suit against the Washington
Railway and Electric Company for $1,000
damages for personal injuries. on August
is last. while driving along Four-and-a-
half street, Mothershead alleges a car col
hded with his wagon, throwing him to
the ground and seriously injurying him.
The attorneys for plaintiff are J. ".
Niehoi and ]. c. Foster.
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BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

The following building permits weSs IS
sued by Building Inspector Ashford yes
terday:
To G. s. Parker fer one tTostory frame dwelling
at Twenty-hfth and 7 streets southeast AFchitect,
", c. De Muth; builder c. =. Barker; estimated
cost, s2iGo.
To AbattoiF Slaughtering Company fer one ere
story frame abattoir at Beuring Builder. John D.
Schubert. estimated cost, SIooO
To Il. T. Murphy for one one-story hriek store at
1853 " street northwest Architect J. Germuler;
builder r L PsTry; estimated cost. s. 40.
To GeoEge +. Harold fer repairs at 34ol street
northwest Architect James r. Hurdle cantrac-
tors, Hurdle Construction Company; estimated eoss
So
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tual Bensht Association Attorneys. ". G. esrdi-
ner-Frei Beaii
No ia3 Herzuark ~ Washington Railway snd
Electric Company. Attorneys J. L TepDeE and =.
C. Gittings-C A. Douglass and GeoTE5 =. Hover.
No. l6i Anderson Dray ard Storage Company Ts.
National Mortar Company. Attorneys, Howard
Boyd-afillan ard smith
No. Io6. Whitley IS American Home Life InsaE-
ance Company. Attorneys. J. ". Patterson-W. g.
Gardiner
No 1G. Trmbie Es. Newman. Attorney. v. 81.
Of7ey.
No Is. Bradshaw "a Employees Mutual BeneEo-
Lent and Relief Association. Attorneys. C. A. Bar
narl-fred BeaH.
No 81. Hockemeyer s. Merchants Transfer
Company. Attorneys r. II. Hollander J. Z.
Potbury-W C. Balderston and G. 7. Dunlop.
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Eousty Suits.

No. a6565. Connecticut Avenue Highlands Com
pany ~. Ella D. Sherman injunction. Complain
ants solicitor e. Il. Syme.
No. 96s6 MHlsrd r Damn e. al. vs.. Helen P.
Dunn Il al. partition Complainant's solicitor, "
J. Lambert.
No. E657 Dua Smith rs Amer c. Smith; d.
ToFce. Conplainsut's solicitor Campbell CarTington.
No 255Ss. sophia z. Graf vs. John J. Graf Ct
al: to administer trust Compa nants solicitors,
Wolf & Cohen and Eugene A Jon :.
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I JIrII-L y ftITflI-
Estate of Robert J. Mcclellan; viii dated 0c-
toter 10 1895 hled
Estate Of Elizabeth L sticbmey; letters q ae-
rninisrfation granted 10 Mary S. Rice; bond. sl0e
Attorney, IS. u. Ho0FeU
Estate # Ellen NJ Kennedy: sale finally ratlned
Attorney. ! an LO7Eis Johnson
Estate of Alexander Campbell; order 10 sell per-
sonal estate Attorneys Carlisle & johnson.
In re Fredcrick Grinam. petition for leave 20 en-
cumber real estate. Attoueys. Wilson Barks-
dale
In re William NJ Champagne: order appointing
Charles ". Moore guardian; bond, a,eo. Attorney,
A. II Bell
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WILL ENFORCE S-HOUR LAW.
Gompers' Complaint Anent Public
BuiIdings Results in Order.

All district attorneys in the United
States have been instructed by Attorney
General -io0dv, in a circular letter. to
enforce strictly the provision Of the
eight-hoUr law as applied TO laborers and
mechanics employed in public works
This action is "a sequel 10 the repeated
complaints that have been made to the
President by Samuel Gompers and other
leaders Of union labor that the law is
being persistentiy disregarded by officers
Of the government and contractors en-
gagged in work for the United States
The Attorney General has appointed ..
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J. Carleton, Of Haverhill. Mass. to as
sumo general charge in the Department Of
Justice OF the enforcement Of the eight
hour law. Mr. Carleton viii cooperate
with Charles +. Neill, the Commissioner
Of Labor
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I.nrrsuitr.

/ No sSe3f James r Keenan, rs. Charles J. Gai-
letts; eerti0rsrL Defendants attoney. George e
Aukzm
No 4ss55. Fairfax Ifothc7Shead Is. Washington
Railway and Electric Comnauy- damages. Si000.
Plaintiffs attorneys. J. ". Nicho ana J. C. Foster.
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Mr.. Babcoclx's Retirement.

From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
Mr.. Babcock OF Wisconsin seems TO
have met the fate that sooner or later
befalls the adroit gentlemen who strive
TO carry water on both shoulders
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Rankrnnfex Court.
District Court.

/ CHIEF JUSTICE CLABACGH.
| n Re John A. More.and; adjudication ard retef-
ence 70 William Haiiam, referee.
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TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.
90 cnn Mal.e a Nran. AIno.

From the St Louis Republic
The japanese are now accused of max
ing maps Of the Philippines. Uncle Sam
may make q map from which Japan viii
be ConspicuouSly absent.
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DISTRICT LEAGUE.

ThuTsday-IuterioT rs. Commissioners.
Friday-Post-oslce rs. Treasury.
DISTRICT LEAGUE
wednesdEy-Ames rs. SaengeTbund, Palace Al
leys
Thursday-FIorists vs. Garrisons. Rathskeller Al
leys
Friday-OrentaIs vs.. Florists. Palace Alleys.
PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE.
palace AIeys)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Foundry.
FTiday-Actiyes vs. MoTOccoS
PLATE PRINTERS LEAGUE.
tBrandt's AIleysl
Thursday Washington vs.. New YORK.
satTday-Chicago IS Philadelphia.
BINDERS LEAGUE.
Royal Aneysl
WEDNESDAY Rulers vs.. Cowboys.
Friday-Blanks stampers
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
u IL c. A. Alleysl
Wednesday-Wcstern vs. Calvary.
Friday-FOundry vs.. Mt Pleasant
REAL ESTATE LEAGUE.
palace Aneysl
Wednesday-Assessors vs.. Lswyers
Friday-Counbia Vs. Potomac
RAILWAY LEAGUE.
ION own alieys.1
wednesday- Eastern rs. Northeastern.
Friday-Lighting Company vs.. Northern.
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
(Capitol Hi Alleysl
Wednesday-iun shop Vs. East Gun Carriage Shop
Thursday-West Gun Carriage vs.. Tool Shop.
Friday-Erecting Shop Forge Shop.
MISREPRESENTATION LEAGUE
tRoysl Aieysl
Wednesday-Sizth rs. Marvin.
Friday-Westminster rs Fifth
Y. NJ C A. LEAGUE.
ION own alleys
Thursday-Go0dman VS.. Roberts
Saturday-Cooke vs. Jordan.
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DISTRICT DUCKPIN LEAGUE

Tuesday-Royal vs. Rosedale. Royal Alleys
Wednesday-Eureka vs. Belmont Sparrow's Alleys
Thursday-Ariington IS. Georgetown. DobbeTt's
Alleys.
Friday-Walk Over rs. southerners, Fat Mems
Alleys.