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and lngl esoaiut traasirHK A comfortable borne The Ollrer S07A Slxthi new ly maUbedi nltsingt and honteheeplng A Th Mrtrvpol ATurk lleB roomrlQ 0 month tteetrte cleTtoritrnient A corner lcoTVroonIoPeoleiM9JUiJ mUidtr 4S3 Q4ryt BEADTIFCUjT furnlhrt onnj rootJBir tto Uh bottfctpUnT S03 ilow UOHKMUN Bowl tVij5iSSS rwrtVm wlltitrd ipwUl womnx4tlB for nUbcd iootmi tultv lnil Uo Vtf areUbed fcinni rcXleelfturnlilwd roomjt iult jna tlOf VT wy WlWt rmww KPPT 083 Pltttiat nnnT 1 or not gtntlemeiu tviui olttbte fir Bfji 1016 TbTM or tonrletnt BHBXrrpni Mi flat I int euu poaroi ecyH KDDT MIrpainenttjrltfc rtBf fonUhed tot booaekwpUil aiao amx rown OEAUlr40corM4onrTBNaTaiWElabt tttfuUbxl tocnuio and tUf OCAUT eM Elegaatly furnttbtd rooinaj nphU QEABT flW Tbwewrtl tarnUbed aannr tvomat doacta ronnlnff wattr eeniral loeatton pbeno OEAB T4Jt old BumUiTt2lWtVUd roomaj oaia ana viywum GOLDKX BTATlt 106 BddT VfJfS nninirv it tm wTwa unn rooms fur Dtake4 Jljbt ouekto lnl rooni OOIAEN GATE Boai Klcelytnmtanwl rooror QEANO 80UTUKttliaoatbeaat eoinoeBeTentb an MlaaloB ata Sunpy rooms saltan or iealt Ufllta pariort reaam rooy jTto LlOTEt rranrts Klint auttsr ahiarlai traa aunt tott MH3 yiyOr Turk and Taytor UGUltS House vjlalliirdi rlliwIiranoTtteds to SHe pf ntyhtHl B0 tn per week infin ruT trlndowroom soanr rtonbli nleelfurnlbdJ opp Cltr mil IW jieAlUisr iirf rp TTuKn hxj firk Chod bandai nawlr noTttcd aU rooroa faln altk Iurk or ta rent waaonabl WISSON SnOflj rarBlshed fron rooW sonsble NEATLr rreUhd front and bak parlor for arntlenaan of meana reterenoxa 1131 Mc lUlstr KBWIT fnrnUhed annnj corner aoit 30 jonta sf cor KUi 403 KSWLi fnrnUhl partot aijiu annny lt location cratrai iw uoiaen uat KEW AWJNGTOR JOIS Market rUle nlsbed room 2 veck op 85c dar op fW OTAKUKLL B31Nlcly fornlsbed annoy rooms conrenlenUj locatedl ntaaonablc OTABRRUnOfTroBt awlti also txntj atafle rooma running water cioaaiai a np OJTABUKLU 80 Sannj arnlabd roout We trlc elerator and light nnfurntabwl arsf POST tOa Front aunny bafrsrindow roomj flrat Ooorj oioer room noiana wianw 08Tt UH i Nwjy fnrnlsbed ranntaf water ot two antlfmen BXNO House eat Baeramento below Kaarey 1J0 slnrto and family roonu 23e C0C Pr nlht i to a pr week open all nittt ROKDALB Uoase 319 and B3i tfUU stBooms njt WW to tl wr ft ya jo open nigai UYAHonsa 12v E11U Jacandesceot Ubt reaainc rooin sruosint rooni acu uuirs parmrj rooms per plbt 5 to ft 60 week3 to 13 iironth 19 to 30telrtor tt jrotmd Ooor rosins with bet aid cold water batba SIXTH 119 A Sunny rooms double And single An places repaint water 8XOCKTON 58 Sonny fornlabed corner roma restcnablo also transient UTTKU T03 cor Taylor fpie an IUml Sonny fornlsbad rooms suits or single TCRK 139 Front annny furnlsbed room sjt abl for ono or wo centlrmen WA8UINUTUX 1419 Br Ilyde Two counectln aanny room catt be uaed forUgbt htnsekeep 13 fid per weekr Ifotet beneira Sausallto CaLt ekctrlc llht bath erytWnf flrtt class rnsai a la carta it desired rfctNROOMSjfo LET BC8H 1412A ar Polk Tw nicely furnished aunny rooms complete for bonsekeeplni jas tOT IT80MT and back parlora with or without kltcb ca raac 1033 Mission JU VCKIX lil Twg sunny unfornlshed roqias With carpet 6aK iu rSunny room furnlsbed or boost kr te rante cloattl tors running water kk OOTAV1A J403 cor Oeary i Large bay windo all day mantel one 1 10 two 12 0PP0S1TK Orsea 3iurtb atumy rooms oafnr Bisbad or alagaatly furnished yOT gtoekton POST 682 or Lsrkin Sunny honsekfcplng sujt also larw eoMy front room BCTTKR 0T8 Tbree Urge sunny rooms com Plstsly fumUhed for honaekeeplng eentraUy located 3 i nf wiKiBSf 110H Hipl jaw ialM ll I front tmny rwnui rl Tnnln wter 344 KUth at i ROOMS AND B0AR0IN0 AT Tan 80 F4egant snpny araUbed sett and single rooms running hot and cold water bath grstr In each room best KnglUU cook leg special rate mad to tndnt family hotel with elerator aun all day nlt and stngle xcllept tabled T3S Snttey st A few newly and nicely ornlahe4 rooms with or wlthotJl board 100T LcaTenworHt 11C811 1001 cor flrst claa board Jones Largo sunny rooms Et tOBNU 2qi4 annnyolt5 excellent tafele eferCoi jaKQANT nwly iurntabed aunay corer aouaet aulu and slnglt rooms with grate and water superior table AM1QUA HQTBU TwtnUeth nU Mission at i I 1 1 i i iiiu i rj i it KDDT 600 Fine sonny room with good board to tooatb op lso wltboot boatd uWcVfet ASjrtegant flat ii let 1146 Polk In Helon i building 0 rooms and bath rent reasonable Apply to J4JDEUI room 102 Cbronlcle j4 i iiiii ii i jci ljjrVinrTiH in i AIIT floe bonscaerea rooms and bath M04 Stockton st AlN WAUJ IJOCSBKE Ca ASelegnt OS room residence net jjtankUn nd Gongh st 1138 AT QFarrell A8UTe 201 jner Va Neaa Nice bay window hvtaers room nd bU only SoV BXEOANT snnny bousejT room and bath re tonabU to good tenant 30 CUyf Sts OKAKY ins 5 Sonny jj room booae heater sanitary plumbing Tt BWII reooratcd Are room and batb big yard atabltsndsome hoose for ejipressmsn J913 Churchtr Applyv JT29 Polk KKWLTrenOTfted fife rooms and bats big yard stabl bandsorcw bose for ciprraaman g3 Cborcb Apply 1T20 Polk pFABREUi 1 15oVUaiUoineJnpderB residence J2 room rent Iov 12 Uonaev lire rooms and bath 1502 Stock ton rfATA JOSEVtl U04 ilercbant twm 4 COTTAGESrTO IBTi TTANTED AdTcrt Iscmentj and snbserlptlon for thVChmnlel roetTe4 at tbe iChrentelet braneb fflce 1S0S Matket abor Van Ness ate FURNI8HEO HOUSESfAND FLATS A flqely furnished bousei roomrilctrle Jiht lngrplanoi furnace adults refj 10 to 3 uo A finely furnished hornet 8 rooms furnace re dvlUlielcetrtc lighting 0 to 3 800 Stetner DESIRABLE sonny corner flatt room and bath ISO OaklsndvApply room 600 CaU byUdlng SEPAUATKflt 3 rooms completely furntiied for bouekeeplng116 JSTyde t7 TO lease 2 years prlvUcgc of 0 modern furnished house 10 rooms garden lawn tie Inqulrv from 0 A Mto 4 il4 8 UTlwwnerr SIS Montgomery it or afters at ZU3 Lark tn 10 Cost sunny furnished 1st 4 rooms 1 Web airrrpi off Webster near jsekson FIATS 7TO LET A 35t 50 jtratbmor apartmeat hocae 20T Larklo su xor fulton a sod room and bath each ceant modern Oarer eleTatoreerrice telephone etc ta only nrst cltsa apartment wuw in ine cny nuim halu iiutrxBtri C0 31S MontgtmjcnratCj T5 AN elegabt flit let US Polk at In St HeUna building 6 rooms nd bath rent reasonable Apply to 1 4 lKSK room 103 Chronicle jWldtng I Sr yiVB sunny rooms cellar yard 120H Fern ate off Polk ht Sutter and InIi 7 off PcdkF bet flutter and Jluau at FLAT of ftr Urge sunny rooms rent 1 10 03 111 iiii iVjuij i iuj VLAT fire aunny room and bth 1ft Washington are off Mission St near Ninth KOB aale FSirnlsbwl 6 room flat also kit carpenters teoU for cheajhUCallftfter 2 jl 633 Pvik cfe ir yon want to mote get printed list of flat tp let from BALDWIN HOWELLlO Montgomery LANOTON 27 near Serenth and Howard A nesjt ftjiof 4 clenrooms and bath rent 114 II I At JllkJ II IX I 1 LJI I SUNNY Bat room and batbi 22T3 Geary VAS NESS H19 Flats Troomabatha newly painted and paprd only Cll at once BALDWIN tJIOWELL 10 Montgomery Itft rBppar flat 8uIom ltiWaahlngton bet Kearny and Montgomery key tn stor OFFICESuAND ST0REST0 LET AN ilegiint torWn49polkCf irrSt Helens buOdlug cor Butter and Polk stsY to let line WV ITIi lt CTVW FBOXf ioftj SaxlSSfpowtr aVallabi 0T9 it alon at opp WUs argoa Svprra bnlldlng ORAN poaltlon Isnre rooms Rearoy at next Chronicle NATHAN JOSEPH C04 Merchant HALF of furnlsiied offlce to let Apply room 73 Chronicle Tor let Iirnlbe4sot0cellnelocatlon reason mute iutvffw mr VAiUAflAmg jMwreor store suitable for any business 8TORAGEft uijr Laj REKIKS Van hdvStorage Cdtf723 Mission wii jasin imp pacging mormg snippiag tet Main 1840 packing moTlcg shlpplag OOLDENWraT StorsgeJltarepooe840 tlloa tt TaCMffitTOCTfgMFlfis propT PACt F10 Storage nd Fnrnlt ure Morlng Coral PACI FIO Storage nd Fnrnlt ure Morlng Cora pany zx numore ri pnone Jacsson S31 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ANT person baring use fof a blano can ev ferfi easiest payment lowesflces and moat re uanie roaaer to cnooae irorn tacn tne rt oi tneir greiromBiejnway aown jttit tlege gleen taiexenang medium and low priced piano for a new Stelnway any ttma within tbree year from date of purchase Bean tlfnl sew nnrlcnta sold for 3S cash and 6 per month We off er to sell ouft good piano ot KHEBMANTclaY A CO Stelnway Dealer Cor Kearny and Sottcr at San Francisco Cor Broadway and Thirteenth sts Oakland ATKeeffes 933 Market bet Fifth and Sixth ole gent for the famous Sbonlnger Bebnlng and New England Pianos Steck Stelswabp Soh mer and other little ued at lesa tlfiin Hurtce to make room for carloads wblch arrlre thl week great reductions In all makee any of wbtoh can be exchanged Inside of 5 rears and foil price allowed for SboDJnger Vlano for SO yeara th standard of musical excellence easy payment tf dcslredr store open eeenlnga prompt attention glrea to country orders ABSOLUTELY the largest jcluslte wholesale and retail plno tor west of Chicago agent peerless Jietne and Uallett A PstU Boa ton oiaesi ana most rsmoua piane pianoa raniea rent allowed la Burehase 3 Ueln nprlgbtivwAt83T I Mason a llsmlln 300 3 8teiBWay iaVif 103 1 Cnlekertng 165 1 f0 Hi 5 IBmenon Vkt tt HEIJXH PIANO CO 317 Gry ti open erga A good article 1 the best bargain for intone to buy when you buy pecker AAm or a Pack art piano yon always get brjBh It will last lifetime and please everybody try to rrnjro payment to suit your ronrenlsnce If poaslble and take pleasure In showing you he gooa e3 you oo not want to cay ust now haviaio jiiwu uu iw ataraef at ABSOLUTELY tbo oWet and Urjreat house west of Chlesro Eohler A Chaa 2flL 2S and OFarreUit piano and organs and all other mntifai lnairument ot graae anq price term easy price lowest erery thing poaalbl don to satisfy nd please the cuitomer A Bn list of sllrttly used piano 1S5 up eay psrmsnis sjuu ivuts suh ar rell St Chlckerlng agency symphonlon music lng Cyiiy QttU FOB alel000anrea London OU Cosnoanra atock parTalue 1 any reaieaable caeh offer JTr KERN rtervL lnd Proran terrttpry tn the well known tract of lh Grao C4l Co for aaie auo otaer oil land for sej or lease nioat weaderfnl oil field known orer S80 feet of oil aaod bay from owners and ear complsaloos tar been In the field from the Mart will aire yon in ict concerning any locality sw TON CABMAN A BOalrfa lot Chronicle bWg Ban Francisco 418 DongU Mock Lea Angeles Southern Hotel BikersSeld lUir rr 1 HORSES AND WAQ0N8 FOB Ott li Forty bors aW wagons boggles Cart harneas Orsnd Arcade Horu Marker 27 Sixth at aoctlon sale erery Wednesday blLUVAN ifciDOXXB snctlonMrt FOURTKFXTHr Market New tabler 13 atalls cheap jent tj goodL tenant HOBSB clipping by experienced carefsUmeat iirteMpest prices DALZIKL COS Golden 13te MANHATTAN food enre borsea rows dogs pig end poultry 1233 Folsom 8 TYPEWRITERS GBKAT BAB0A1N3 JN XYPBWBITSBSW ell better naeblne for leas money than any booae la the city rentata WvTbarpewHte Exchanger 656 Calif oniat telephone Main 260 LEGAL AND OFFICIALS gi iisN JAME8 OGBADY deceaed PuTnant to tb order of HI Honor Mr Juattee Holroyd dte4 the 10th day of September 1900 mad In an originating summon In th Supremo Court of the Colony of Victoria 1900 No 645 wherein the Ballarat Trust Executor and Agency Co ptny Limited Is plaintiff aod Ann Smith 1 iifendant whereby It wa directed that certain loqulrlea be made a ta the beneflclarle mentioned In the aald will and their children spy and also aa to tb next ot kin if any of the said tesUtor all person rlalmlng ta be legally or beneficially entitled to th estate of the teatator uch beneflclsrte or their children or their reapectlT legal penonal repreaentatlTe other wls nd ll pertona claiming to be next of kin of the aald teatator according to tb StatQte of pistrlbutlon of tnteetate estates or to be tbe legal personal representtlTe of socU of th Said next of kin as are now dead are by their eollei tor on or before tb 21th day cf FeteTiaryillWl to come In and prove tbelr claims the chamber of the Chief Clerk Judge Chambers at the Law Vmrt Melboarne in the aald Oolonr of Vie torta or In default thereof they will be peremptory uy eiciuaea irom te neneni oi toe saio raer Wednesday the 8d day of April 1901t St HhSO oclock la the forenoon the ald chamber 1 appointed for hearing and adjudicating npon the eUlmpr ii5o4 NotervThe testators Jsme 0Gradr ffortnerly of the pariah of Tull County Clare Ireland ut at the time of hi deth residing at Allendale In the Colony ofVlctofi rnlneriT by bisVwUl directed bia money now about iSOOl to be etyen ta hi brother John OOrady Bridget OOrady and Catherine OOrady In aol portions If Utliig If not their children The aald John OOrady la beljaved to hare emigrated to PahUgoOeonto county Wisconsin A many rears ago nd to hare died therci The said Bridget OOrady and Catherine OOrady ar hellered ip bay both emigrated to Victoria and to bar died them Dated this 2d day ot October lBOOr SVrQMeJ Olet Mitchell Nerett Boblnaoo Lydlard atreet Ballarat solicitor for the aald plalntlfl AN elegant mabogaay case aprlgbt piano tn nee only a few months good make 189 BOW BBS SON 25 Fifth st Iter Pood and ABiCmeron gent ir i OSABY J21 Lrge pleasant room for twoi Sli halt good board tef ere nee LAEQE elegantly fornlabed nrjny front roonf excellent board prtrt famuyt gentinitM for tudnut ronable5 box 88 Chronicle seii Jl I 1 OFABBELU 849 pri trkln New fiat elegantly fnrnlshed parlor board optional single roowst 0CTAYUri537 Nicely fumlahed suany board optional i prirate family rtnodcrn ultf FOSTi 131V nr Van Kess Nlc annny suit Urge soooio room Ana en usin iuuui AN excellent gultsr made by Standard make cost 23 will sell for 15 condition tquslU new box S3 Chronicle i I II UllLIUI i 11 XL IJA 4S3 elegant larye 8 pedal upright plano sac rinc rorcsin iaxojsonii A magnificent upright piano mostbe old os count of departure 818 Van Jfea A barysln uitz scai fine oprlghttjcheapj nearly new Id MeAUliur next Jllbeml Bank A to WPjt VKnsbe upright piano almost new StMugalni OaEXaLg 130 PristVyy FOSTiT44 Sunny room sultabl for 2 p4rlor piano phanjfcom cooking BALflTON J232 Plne Nwly fornlihed room flae neighborhood best table tunajf BOANpKK 60S Bush Ifsw and besstlfnlly tor alsbed aunny rooms with best table ereryt king StC VfTcwjif SOCIAL bait reception and bllllsrd rooms tsbt specuuiy iinree win aianer weekly ttrc tit room rate tpfamllira 807 Calif oraUaf OBKAT bargain plarjo nttl tiled fin oprtghtl 1 c44rfortorgey BTATAkt BUNNT newly fornUhed room with nrstij board references 1314 Plnt THE tTEATn SIS lMdy nBdom iunny suit of lBgl roems home cooking reonabli yrleea AN KEBfti 813Hndome nnity furnished par VlaU eonTent first des beard otherlt VTCTOB rtrstlass family hotel 1000 Ptoefimni ay anltar elegantly fnrnlshed flrst claa fabla VAN SEfl3W4 Kooms with or wit bout board Price reasonable rnsy iijwi is is in ip iJ with board at rWJ ged price reasonable Broderlckirf exenang Oiktsnd Room And Board THIS card wlUlntroduoB BCHKliHA AS fo nltur dealer Elcreath St QaVUnd CHIUNOAROED I 1 pTiB f9r llMe by dn week et 2SlhL yrf elet nelghbothoodt ntheracare sunny yard 18 up 1804 Post fw Fragklinttrl Urkla 6SI two bell AT Spencer piano rooms 120 Keamy ti grestfitUrg tni lo pUno cMTMV BIO tbclt nw plane rent tt per mo SCOTT W14 VVww mj mw CLABK WISE A COi or 0sry and Ornt St i agent Weber piano largest Hock sbeet must write or all for ecood baod piano bargain SAN FBANCISOO CAU Norember 31 1J0 Seeled proposaU In triplicate will recelred here until 11 oclock A Monday December 3 1900 and then opened tor construction Including plumbing steam heating and elect rie wiring Fort Baker Calof officer quarter barrack hofpttal guardhouse and other buUdlog Gn ttumeotreserre right to reject or aeoept py or all bids la whole or In part Preference glrea to article of domestic product loo condition of price and Quality Including jn th price of foreign production th duty thereon being eaual an each preference gttea to article of American production produced on th Pacific Coast to extent of consumption required by the public service there I nformstlon furnlsbed On application to MARSHALL Deputy Qoartermaster Gencral Chief qht rBOPOSALSfor Ic PUnt United Stale InV 41an School Phoenix Arixona Norember is 100 Sealed propoaala Indorsed Proposals for Ice Plant and addressed to the undersigned at Phoenix Arlsona will be recelred at the Indian 8cboolUntU 3 oclock Jlof FRIDAY Deeem KAr 14 1900 for nrnlablmr he i neeeasarr trilarid labor rtaulred to construct and nlste an lew clsnt CAPeeltr 2000 nonnda iohrs tn trlet ccordnce wlth speclflestlon on tatnaDie at ine scnoou tacn ma must oe accompanied by certified cheek or draft upon Seme United Btrte depository or solf tnt national bank road payable to th order of the Commissioner of Indlsn Afflr for st let 0 per cent of the amount or tne proposal wnicn cneea or orart shall be forfeited to the United States In ease any tend oum in twelre ED SCANDAt AGAIN AIRED It Com6s to the Top in Wallaces Suit Against Drury Meidne gcAute8Aib mz cavemoneytS i BUY A supreme dbURT DEISIQN 7 Jryfi B9it Chosen to Pa8atri Issues Between tho Former Judge and the ExSecrstary of State bidder or bidder recelTlnr an award absll fall to execute promptly a sal leisetory contract outer wise to be returned to the bidder Bid eeom Knled by cash in Ilea of certified cheek will not considered For farther Intormstton pply to COWAN Superintendents av uT bite mm TH1 ROBBED Crosby tti Ylotim Two Men Weafiri MasksL of KMERSON piano 0 Room 1T Oery 100 UcAUUter BEAT many bargains In second hand nprlgbtit utU MHUuaeatjnviiuovi wt i HIQH BADE pedal cprlght piano must bo sscrlfleed lesTlng city 41lVBlfesST BIQH OBADE planes Steck Hardpun jCoo trrttnd ether Wiley AUon Qe 81 fctU BOHMEB CO xoaan nd HamUten planoa Pyron Mur ble1 Splel I Postst 80PERB oprlgbt for to mer sdrsnees sad juxison risreooTJse 111 iiowni i St6rge ff ire offering the finest llne of good And dei Irabl guitar cshowiaW wow itrad VI the faricea ar nn oanneots If hoUdgy prefcutt Market ISSUiDanjoo erer Aaw ar of the celebrated pHsbbsV And arebeantle indollns tl tb hi reasotSSBW sna you can pny ien wlahr bethlAS finer for a MAUTArfiSWO CO T09 OAKJAD bveiriber 80 Whila grappling with a masked robber arwed WlUi a revolver Croat Was knocked senseless wltli an iron bar in the hands oi Jthe rpbberfA cbmrMrUOii bound hand and foot robbed and then left for dead at 9 oclock tojbifL Crosby Is a ship carpenter in the orn plpy of iCBeedl and llyeiilotrAlria houseboat moored on th Alameda side of tho Oakland estuary He waa alone to night When the door was suddenly thrown open and a masked man sprang In at tbesarae time thrusting aite volver in Crosbys face with the usual command tHand upf Crosbysvia about 40 years old and a good man physically Thetsmmand had noVyst beeii completed when heileapedaforwRrd dashed therevolver aside And srrabtjisd I with tholhtriider TheyVstrun srledifr I and jtlownthft narrow cabinriintiUths robber yelled to his comrado who came runnings in and seixing an iron bar struok Crosby a fearful blow across ha headt a ACrosbyfell tothe floor eenaeljs nnd knew nothing more until aboutlOO Oclock wheahejreooveredcorielous ness and found himself bound handnd fooWiJrp release himself was the work of nearly half an hour and it wa after 11 oclockbefore be arrived at the Dolios station still suffering from the eftecU of the5blowiHlsibouseboat bad been ransaxjkedibut beyond il lossof tanen from nia pocicet no does jiot yet know what has been stolenV Hla assailanta woremMlriiicalmg their featurestbut from their Vblees movements and general appearahes Crosby says they wers apparently quite young men Vy TheirobbryTswHhintbe JurieciUon of the Alameda police but JCapUtn Petersen of ithe Oakland night forcerde talled ar4uaa of offleers torTnakifs search othVTtcnUy and espclall the Oakland water front whlcrroffers excellent hiding places At midnight bo clew had bferifbundi Co dptrva Mill toj Stirt Tira iUrw TTbgreMlTo plsimg Muifat 49 DrAnnari street established bf dh Ubbr organjxaMops pf the cjtyas ibs J9t come of Uie mlU strike will slaribptfa tloni toflayii it Is announced that Pv iti McCsrthyi president of ths BtilWtog Trades Coqncfl will be qnr hand to tart the niachlneryfAt 10 oclock The man agcr of the enterprtre ray they have bn promlred grnerou upport andare confident the mill will prove a pairing venter W1Uh7o11 ordered by following telegram Vftflr IOTOT tfEmwWirTWuvv Slood bldg7 6 rt AdTertind eU oor carr ad of pianos tatlnO to srlr cbpyDee 6ta Bmsnster Jwi 173 Hallet A Dart plane coat ITOO for 1 00 UtalltevtllML Pptft XJ Wvi Uiisr Annual MdvA2 IV i i The annual dinner the active Bietii bera of thSYoang Afens CKHatXaAAsc elation was Ibcld In the association dlWPC hall last orenlng Jtlarjr nuisAwrof young men Were present latereeuRiradt drMseswtra deiivered by TorMIro wI a Japanese business mnwfo 1 vMttng this country and by Rev HSsH tor of theFitPrrsbytewir iSiurcb of PaaiFf and i1 irgM In hU opening wtatemetit to the Jury In the Wallace Melone case yesterday lnJuB Seawells court Attorney 8 Pllbtbury said that Drury Melone In trodiiced scandalous matter Into the ulVt Intimidate ex Judge Wimam Wallace and cause him to drop theac tiort Wallace and his son Ryland Wallaca sued Melons for 8183 33ior legal eeryioes and Melono filed a counter claim against ex Judge Wallace for over 5000 one of the Items In It being a cfcelrgB of 11000 for settllngwith John McCauley in 1882 Melone alleged that McCajiley wanted 10000 froni Walaee and that as the Judges representative he managed to induce Mc Pauley to accept 5000 That McCauley scandal has been floating about ever sine Judge Wallace was on the bench of the Supreme Court PUlsbury said and we are going to meet It squarely McCauley asserted that he paid 10000 to J4oyd Tevls forjudge Wallace in order to Influence Judge Wallaces decl slofi in a case that was before the Supreme Court The decision did not suit him and he demanded the money back from Lloyd Tevis He did not obtain it and he would periodically get drunk and air his grievance Judge Wallace stated that If he had paid the money to Tevis he was entitled to recover it frbni Tevls McCauley acknowledged that he was satisfied that Judge Wallace did not get the money This scandal is thirty years old It has been brought In to give a savor to this case ThiA charge in the counter claim is absolutely without foundation No such servtc as Mr Melone says he performed was ever required and none was rendered as he has represented Wallace bas denied that any claim against him by McCauley was settled by the payment of any sum Pillsbury gave an outline of the case saying that in 18S4 the city of Placer vine voted bonds to aid the Sacramento and Placerville Railroad Company It issued 34600 worth of the bonds 29600 going to Jackson Myers the railroad contractor and 6000 to George Har wood The Interest was paid until 1867 when piacerville refused to make further navments To escape service In suits on the bonds Hhe city government wasstopped all of the officials resign ing In 1880 Melone contracted with Myers to secure payment of the latter bonds Melone to get half of the sum obtained Harwood agreed to give Melons one thtrd of what was collected on his bonds Melone agreed to give the Wallaces for legal services half of what he might get In 1899 Melone compro mised with Placervillo foregoing the interest on the bonds and receiving about 36000 Melone claimed that the Wallace share was to be half of wbat might be left after he had repaid him self for his outlay and for interest on sums expended Melone figured out that there was no surplus left to divide Pillsbury said Ha did this by alleging that In rhicetHber 18SQ and January 188L he gave William Carr William THlg gins and Colonel OlUls all noted lobbyists 9600 to influence legislation that he spent IT00 on some minor men lat Sacramento and that he expended In all 11600 at the session of theLeglsla tur He charged Interest on this amount and brought tbetotat up to mora than the amount he received In the bond settlement I may say hsre that Higgtns Carr and GUltar are all dad remarked Pillsbury suggestive ly Otir position Is that if he paid out this inohcy the payment was Improper and be could PAj be heard in relation to it In a court oNaw but we will satisfy you that It was not made PiHsbury spoke of the settlement that Melone made with Myers assignee ATelona advanced 1000 to Myewsoon RTigr KClUllB uia vrAvae rrmalnlng half interest Inihebonds jtir ttv in 1887 Melone sued tofore cldsbis mortgage on tbebondsII ROPinson paia wnai vw anassignment of Myers half interest When Robinson died this Interest paWdto his sister Pillsbury stated thatSOf the amount Melone received Robinsons sister was entitled to15 455Sbut Melon represented that he hA4ben put to great expense and she pKurrASedthat Sft Wallace andsMelone Jkd been friends since they livtdMn San Jose and Melons hadt an offlcervolning WJaces in tWtWett He performed services in a friendly way forWallace but Wallace had no thplight that payment was to boasked The following Jury was choeem VUaCtJ WlVL tn VltfertS Market Itreeta a Feus er en Green street tv Georpe Fullers oss nulslontreet Wltzel 31ft Battery go Market street Andrews slOf ip 7t i a rawwianv Tin 0f07 I ft rrMrYnTS all tfnhleomenr street Frank Roboroipue KWaTAtreet BV Von Rheuv 513 xaii WMUtUl Gustaye BchneeO Stock tonstfeet Ainong tha juroni excusedwas Jor ph BJrUtofU He said that be wus prejudiced against Melone bnvaccountof nlS record as Secretary of stated and that he adrnlred Judge Wallacescourse Jon the bencb Brlttoni was one oftha men aotMinted oy AiayoTneiau tv bukcwu th BUPeryisors vouniiji uug yi nw imisied ronv dmoeThetrlal was AQUrned untllj Monyt i Retail JiClertiTfanlofrnSv Th Retail aerkslyBioncelebrsed Thahkagtvlng nlkht wth Anntertalnment and dance InOddiFellOwsHall Mayor MiektfvdUerUIPTf MrlUsrjth Mowryi a Pbelps And Wi iHi Brown rendered vocsl soloj Louis Meyers gave a rdubiwlngingAndJuggMiig MhihlUnnr rHarrv HV Wsltonvamused the audi Mice with his ChlneieimpersonatloD ncd there were recUatiooa by Mr Rule IJ MeeKe and ouex ann wing speciajties by loiro The recspUon coTtunlttee con stsiedif A MB Rowectialrrosnj Leo KCiflMainvAjVonnDM tyanwn days beginning to morrow and concluding-December 3d Under the general heading The Claims of Christ thafoU lowinir soeciat rnib1ectsw lO be discussed Suudar December 3d what Went Ys uut i The dav Poll Garments I Wednesday December Uth rrne Houses cr Kings Sunday December 6th The Voice Tn the Wllder gsj Wednesday December 19th More Than aPropbeL Sunday December 23d TheJlnsel of God JeYotldns will be gin at oclock and a choir of men and boys will sing Arrested for Foroery Lv Gastonl a recent arrival from ths Qast was arrested on Kearny street ye terday by policeman zouglass and booked At the City Prison on charges Ot forgery and obtaining money under false pretenses ft WUkle a broker at 26 Kearny street Who comDlained aealrxt Gaston stated that about November let lie agreed itospurchsse a restaurant at 410 Kearny street for 660 He did not have the readv money and was obliged to wait until a aratt was received rrom tne last weeic ago ne returned wiin a aratt on a NewAYork bonk drawn In it avov of Bs Hbmendobler which be then fold Wlikie was hi proper namo Wllkle refused to caah the draf but turned itioverto the Bankof Commerce for collections Teg terday Gaston Informed Wllkle that Dayment bad been stopped on the draff be cause tnere nan been misrepreBentauun as to the value of the property Wllkle called in Policeman Dougiass and had the man arrested Before the drafts rrived Gaston succeeded In inducing the broker to advance him C7 but In the meantime bad paid down a bonus of 100 On the purchase of the restaurant SCOTS CELEBRATE AN ANNIVERSARY EVENT Disappeared From Home Coroner1 Cole was notified yesterday of the disappearance of Louis Duhaln from bis home 3456 Eighteenth street The missing man left home at an unaccustomed hour Thursday night He is about 32 years of age five feet eight Inches tall and weighs 130 pounds Ho was lame In one fflot and had been ill for over a year Melone claimed that the 1 At the time bf his disappearance lie wore a ck coat ana vest Drown trousers ana a dark Fedora hat i ii i i hi i IUM Services at St iQnatUS Torinorrow morning Rev Father Mabony will preach at the W30 mars and Kev Father Allep will preach in tbe evsn lug after vespers at St Ignatius Church assay jss iulonandMMsndeIsobQ KMailier soOieryed as floor manager Assisted by aioarv il tl i nei 1 Ijv AdvcriV Cryefercej Sermdriiv Tpedvent cnfrenfe AernioassiS PtJUtfa Church wm be delivered by he Roy PjfC Torke on Sundays And Wedpes St AndrevJ Day Observed With a Brik jiant Banquet in the Maple Boom of the Palace St Andrews dsy the occasion for the anniversary reunion and celebration Of the St Andrews Boclety was obsenred in a fitting and enjoyable manner with a banquet tha Maple room qt the Palace Hotel last evening The members of St Andrews Society have the happy faculty of maklftg their annual feasts affairs to be remembered and talked of for a twelvemonth and the event of last evening was no exception to the rule except that if was voted tbe most delightful and successful of the thirty eight annual reunions which the society has held The newly elected officers were determined to outdo their predecessors in the arrangements for the feast and as a result the banauet hall presented a scene of brilliancy The sociaDiiuy oi ine occasion was ennanceu by the arrangement of the tables A large number of small tables were employed for the accommodation of the banqueters and each presented a pretty scheme in floral decoration President Allan Pollok presided The toast The Queen was accompanied by an orchestra rendition God Save the Queen and Instead of a response the company joined in singing the anthem As a response to the toast The President the company sang The Star SDanarled Banner The other toasts the responses to which were each preceded by an SDDronnate orcnestrai numoer ana followed by a vocal selection were as fol fowsr St Andrews Day James Webster The Land We Left Rev Dr Robert Mackenzie rne tana we fjvs In Horace Piatt The Lasses Hugh Webster Preliminary to the banqueting festivities the recrafly elected officers were ln stalled Creels Place a Nuisance Dr 2 Creely a veterinary surgeon at 610 Golden Gats avenue was found guilty bfmalntalnlng a nuisance by a Jury in the Police Court of Judge Cabantss last evening Creely was taken before that triuunai by ni neignnors wnov aiiegeu that the veterinary combined at his hos Sirai the horrors of the operating room lsectlng table to the offense ot sensitive ears anu eyes even odors were mentioned in tbe complaint When Creely was not at work some of hi students kept saw And scalpel busy and even the street was sometimes utilised as an cperattag room when the hospital wascrowded The Jury ympathlxed with the offended neighbor Sentence vat continued MKElIE DICTiTOR Nome Justice Dispensed Through fFayor of the Multiple Receiver DUBOCfe CONTEMPT IS HeW0lJCDlQTCpM OIJX AFTErt ill5 i-Vt Volunteer WitrsljTrBvelAthf rrniNomeecausaieiTr tlttlce Jk I 3 XC si The testimony In the Nome court scandal takengf before Cominlssloner Heacock jyeAteayiideYeto tnetetemptrjbfpuilepub any pf the presiding sessions waa shpTby peputyUnlted StateaMAr shal Burnham that he had served upon Duboce a telegraphic not flcatlon and later papers of citation but that Duboce had ignored both and said that his business interests precluded his going to San Francisco pi The first wltnessibf tnedawasiCV Barton who ald he had yoluntarily not bell vs the miners of that district could get Justice under present conditions srtbnfiiaalihbst tQojwUljniv and said rnanythJstlnJildlncteA amlnation thatneHwas compelled to modify nnderJriross examtaaUotJX iln speaking of the feeling at Nome be said I that it was tne general pensitnereinat McKensie was the dictator and that unless the miners stood In with hlm they could not getJustlcei Hitrled to inject a newteatare Into the proceed lnirs by rtvinff the Impression that Mc Kensle tampered with the bags of gold dust after they were brought idown from the mmest but under cross exam ination admitted that be knew nothing about It Jfe stated that Kltteonwas aDDOlnted receiver or tne uaisy mine because he was a friend of McKensie but it aeveiopea aiterwaro max ne knew nothing aboutvltv and that iKltt sons appointment was because uetson ana oeary agreed upon mm as receiver He said that Judge Noyeawafl a fre quent visitor to McKenzIes offlce And that on one occasion when pupiic eom ment was rather jsevet eiiupon fsoyes the Judge went Into McKensie otnee and was flushed and excited over ithe street talk He said to McKensie and the others that were there rirambe Ine criticised for appointing McKensie receiver I dont see why I shouldn appoint blm He Is sifrlend of mine of twenty yeanr standing ana ww appoint him to every mhie he wants to be recelverot And if there are other re celvera to be appomtea a wiu appoint wnoever McKenrle wauu Kooert Mc Kiuican rormer enenn oi wMM ad in want spevessesitsf ne with wide tires sndlisstUnr any load to W0 pounds wou eaiorceo it coouaon dra men to haul aDOBspeai I aa trtail i aas vup ius MM Vb1V AlMMMfl AfBOOCB artBff ttertlirousftt to ctyltti maun si i i mi i rSA i iii Woman Severely Beaten Detective Fltsgerald and Grahamsw rcsttd Mary Spellmaa andAugut Ry mond yestefdssBorning for an alleged as4 sult ooBtssUbed two weeks ago upo Mrs BjMa 3i Atthe time Mrs Miner was UvlngitlSftFourth street Mrs4 Bpollman went to her room under somer prctext and engaged in a quarrel Hsse was forced cut of tbe room and told to1 go on about her business In about let minute the returned with August Ray wond bedmaker wtio It it allegeV brutally Struck Mrs Miller and flnabyt tlirew her down stairt Thursday mom-Ing Mrs MUler Wae delivered of a stills born child at the City andCounty Hos pitat Captain Beymour jearned rof th oeturrtnee and directed that the womans assaUantsbe arrested Tbey were bota chai gedwJthbatterywi Jj i ji IW AF 1 I jiSpMtSss JtiW VVltV jftfSdenryv lliiam TompMni aiitrA ported vtb the police balWednesdanlghi that bis wife Jeannette Thompsortihad Uft nis home atl9CtayJjtreethateven ing at A oclock without delaying to but on any headdresa Thompson tout Captain Seymour that he feared that her mind had become temporarily deranjed and that sheiwas wanderlngvabouttheclty The police set the case down as a family squabc ble howevenvand dldi nothlpgnjritil last night when Thompson again came to po llcerbeadquarters Thompson received message laa plght from James Steel Reld an attorney thathls wife wit safe and usklng an appointment for Thompson for 30 oclock to day Detectiv Coleman lo cjiedReld Inthe5BerkshlreJlotel sndT5 then left Thompson to settle the case with bis wife afC --p wno wn ci au ilNiSTREETClIOSINQ IM BRIlff HOME LDSCn Tb First Ladles Splrltnal Aid will giro to day at 80S Larktn atreet a luncb and upper Tber wtU be a qnllUng party in tb afternoon and in ths evening entertainment and dancing BAiTgUtJPTCrr PETrTI0K Edward 0 but a painter of Oat land App led ye terday to be declared an Insolrent debtor He owe 11030 aud baa no assets A similar petition hss been Sled by W14 Henderson Sacyamento pby lclan Henderson owes 323 nd ha no assets THiPBbBATBlCOtJnTJoepB SnA lya will baa been filed He bequeathed bis estate to bis alster BaptUtlne aluno of Honduras He did not mention bl wife Nellie Brogly la th wilt Be had bien In tb bqteber buslaea 1L Ylut the esttt baa set been ascertained LEAGUE OrTHRCnOBS RASKBALTi Trie teams of tb League of the Cross Cadets Base tiuuipiD Titi croe Data at toe Irestuw AtJi Utit Oronnd to morrow jSunday afternoon OutnpanyO nd Oompauy will play IJO oclock and Company I and Company at 2S0 ClVIt bKHVICE EIAlilVATIOXTbe United States Clrll Perrlco CowmUelon announce a ex amlnation to be held on December 10th and 2Ctb tor tbe posit leu pf snperlatendentind betd nurse in the draining School for Norses Kreedmsn Hoepltal The position pay lrj of fJOO a yrj NBWj cdnpbHATl6NS Tb Ciiforni Frm Land Association bssbeen lncorporsted by Carl WATfTlng Victor Beawejl WlUiam Boh lln William CahUl and Geary The El Oro Oil Company has been Incorporated by Charte Lswls Martin Schwab Fred Ha weUW5 ft Berry nd Tlsdsle fiUnk DUUN8 TO BrEAK An lateresttng erf Tlce will be held In tb Yonng liens Chrutlaa Association auditorium lUsson and Ellis streets to morrow afternoon at oclock when Dr A 1L UurnsWlII glr filecpnd BlbUcsl lector pn Foundation Principles Ills special subject morrow will bVATrip Through ilhsSoUrgy teaisf Jb tiifi6BJIMliM2Bsii foliowing dirorc Salt i were begun yesterday Annie Hanson sgslnst Msgn as Hanson for failure to proTldet Margaret lUab gslnt yrederlcl Kaab for erueltyi Charlea Oraeber glnst Louise Orsfber for desertion 0 Bntan front Anna But an for desertion Cbarea DsMn from Vets 8 Dakls for deaertloni Ths follow lnv dltoree were granted MyjvVynn from John sV Wyna for ii ii It it Am MM Duncan for Intmprne AUPEEIOB tODBT ACTlONgywlurnj Dalngerneldaault for a reevant the rote for Superior Judge was filed jreaterdsy ud assigned to Judge AlarMky Alocnaw ned for payment of pi for 483 that he gsy to A Miller Henry Jliidey troed tbe Anglo Callfornlas Ban for 2ol5 89 wblch be Pld delinquent tie oa mining prowrty tn Drrtown AnJdor connfy nd which th bank honld bare paid 1L The ranger Junk of OSllf omla petitioned thSoperiorOoort yterdfjfor 41o IqUoni MAttlllAOE LICT3R8 The following mw rlage licenses were Issued yesterday Leroy Heed 4T Hoi renn aged 22 and rerl Bondybush Topelta Ks aged 19 Andrew Moodlnl 11 Trenton street MndFuclllana Arecblga 116 Trenton Mreet Btj Jaroe 8 Olbp 118 Powell trt SO nd Alice parrowes 2 OordeU place 86 WUliara MeMenorney JIT Third Ueet 31 and Margaret Irerea Oakland 17 FrLk Ai Steward 8anta Roe J3 and Caroline A Lauber DO Shipley street 21 Joseph punnlag ba S3 atoma itreet 34 and Loretta Fewer 8 Na torn street 1 Clarenc KulerlWft jOreen strt 30 nd Marl Van der Zwlee IMS LeTeuwprtb street Jlr Carl Debmel 45 Oaerrero street SV and Katberlna easing 4oT Gnerrero treett 30 Knrtco Fornt anoma 3 and Oafherlne RleblirVOMn 1 Harry teres oo 1717 Geary atreet AH and Cirri JBen 904 Bin street 1 Engenlo MIcbelottl Oonrtland as4 ana starts Micbelottl onirtundv 2Z wuuara XL Hnffner Stockton Srt sad Henrlett Re Itlng 10Q Whwt treet 1 lSf Lesstir fp IS THf JKAOr iTaMetAS 4SCAR FAiDE DOYLE lf PLlEAD StLrDEFENS Fomier orrvJct Who Shot PrisdVCuarti anrloiph Has His PrellrnU nary Examinatfon BAN RAFAEL November 80 The prer llrhlnarireYnninatAn medacoty4tdtiU ehHktSMtfFaZ assauil tomurder Guard Bamuel Randolph fi PuenttnAWas hevd thl afternoon ln theDtstrtct Attorneysofflce before Jusv tlce of the Peace Bodden Por the prose TOUonLtRandolph John Leonard and Jack FS all telling practically the same gtory of an unprovoked assault ad shooting by the ex convlct iZu 32 7Ungman was Emmlngtons companion at the Urn of the sbootlrgwasput on the sUnd ty the del fjn awore thatRandolph had as KSllhEnlmJrt0P or the fatter ttred Smin tJx his testimony it Is evi dent thatythesccuaediwlll plead selfJefe ease Judge Rodden held Emmlngtort oyeron AJCharge oftsAsaulftowSmTolt murder lu default of eOOO bail theraan was returned to priaoniiAt Duffloy rent ncy Hugh JMcIsaac the rosecutldn4 numers onppj umckens at Nome and jrave What he understood to be the generaUf eellnr tnere regard lngJudgNoyea ahdtbosemho wre gurroundinghlm Heisald ltwasithe general peiieritnereoiat tne goiQiWaa safer ln the gravel banks than in the hands of the courtvefflciabt He aald It was understood that there was a clique there whose purpose it was to run tnings as they pleased uHe spoke of a meeting of intners calledxto denounce Judge Noyes but It developed that the meeting was Ins charge ojLlawy eta and that the miners Yoteddowrt a resolution de nouncing the Judge Deputy Marshal Burnham tod itbe story of going to Nome to serve the writ and arrest McKensie He further said that whenonithewayup he and Monc ton had received a telegram from Mar shal ShlneteMng them that the Court wanted Duboce to appear This tele gram iservedon Duboce and later wheman addttlonalwrlt arrive4lt was also servedi Duboce did i notr wanti to corns out and told another lawyer that he wouidgtve hlm1000to find aIay that wouia permit mm evaae me writ Puboce later told the Marshals that he would not coma out as he could not leave his business Following tbe testimony of Burnharh the casewent over to Tuesday morning at 108XwhenitjIspbsslble the examl nAtlontwinbe closed PAVInI SrIECIFICATJQNSi idOPTED ICrtMMJTTE fg fcjupeWlsoiantitiimlnous Rdcklrr Asphalt WRh Conor ete Base orj 4tJvre8S streets BupervlipriBeed expressed dlssatlsfac itlon yesterdayat the meeting cf the Street Committee witn tne report or tne uoara Is an equivocation The Board of Public Works says tbe be pavement dependA on ine materials at nana ana tne amount or money available The are things for the Supervisors to consider The Board of Public Works Is not given discretionary ers In regard to levying tsxei Tbe Board is arbitrary And shows a disposition to ignore the wishes of the Supervisor The subject under discussion wasthe repaying of certain street eat ofilont gomery And north of MarkK street for which the Beard of Public Works had been asked to recommend the best possible psvement The committee finally recommended the passing of a bill calltng for the repaying wjrhbltumn or asphalt on Inches cf concrete of Washington CUyand Baeramento streets from Mont gomery to Banrome and of Pins stresty from flansome to Battery The committee expretsed tielf in tvor of raising the embargo that had so long existed again asphalt in Avor of bituminous jock Reed said that the only reason that pavements of asphalt had not been laid wss that the legislation of the Board of 8uperrtor toad been prohibitive against it He remarked however thsx if the city was to have good pavements the law prohibiting ths hauling of load heavier than eeo pounds except on trucks May Be MidsY CityAttorney le iBfonrjed fhe Super visors yesterday that he could find ho flaw la the action of a previous Board of Su pcrylwra In closing certain streets in Mis slon bay as ah accommodation to the Sou pern i Pacinc unless it was that the act of the Legislature eortferring such power could be Interpreted as intendlag io allow the closing of only ones treet and not a number of streets atone tlmerTbat question the Ciry Attorney said had never been Judicially determined The streets In question being those trs versing a tract pt land comprising thirty two blocks of rland lying sou tff of Channel eet west of fourth and Kentucky streets north ot Mariposa and east of Pennnrlvanla and Sixth atreetsiwer ciCMd On ths representatiori of ths South ern Paclfie that it would build extensive shops depots and otherwise improve her propertyr The Supervisors rummanlfestW a disposition to rebuke the railroad forJ not keeping faith by reopening the streets Pnlbispolntth City Attorney gaXsi wetbsA if it isyoUrdetermitisUorii that these streets hould be opejf publlo Vft and 9 litigate the qustlon of the validity of th proceeding of 189A row shoold direct the Board of Public Works iSlS07 9btructiona4 from said street and keep them open scd in he event that obstructiorusarA niji Virin you should then direct the City Attorney to proceed by legal action to have such obstructions removed and the rights of the city determined i AS tm 5i AU8ALITpaNdvemberi Constabldi Creed arrested two hunters tbday who gave the hames of Tacherb and Lawrence iJi TCllckeilSonih ranchofj si nMin liamedi Lowe near this placer For somerttlme past hunters have been fmak ing Jinhablt ef hooting chickens on tbb SS5 ttoesWrda were Aupposedto be 75 umerous Other arresfs are to follow and several well known ctty sporU nl JP5 0 Pteced In custody on charges of chicken steaiingThemen totvold le5gdrjupoP ytorftMftM i 1 Arjetted fof rbeixlement ThomasMcGuirivfa laborer who haOa frotrj NewTprlc bat Isfamlliarwttbmanr Intermediate to wns xbetween th A two oceans was arretedonKeamyvstreet last evenlngygDetectlve iMcMahon and POllcemen Haniey andSsitveri McGulre is wanted In 8allnaa on a charge of felony embezzlement though the name of his victim i unknown to the local police On that score the prisoner claims to be no wiser than hls eaptorsaj He says that SaJnas lay Jn his line of travel and on reaching the places few days ago he met a man who wanted a good fellow that would drtnk Wsheslth Mcaulre fllledi the requirements and so many healths followed that his mind grewhssy on all things exceot that hlanatronbecamacnn fiding and gave him 30 and a gold watch hto mlndfor him McGuire mlndeds mo vruav kj waui iaainscamf to raan Francisco Dawned the vwateh and soent themoney alt he claims before recovers ing rrom Baiina nopitailty iT 1 VJiTv AccusetT MEmbBlernnfc wirrant hasbee4llssuednby Tolica JUdge Frlts for the arrest of Jacob Bern bAum fprmer Secreryiofilge NoiW jDurneymen BaJters and confectioners International Union who iscbarsred with embesxllnsr the funds of theasBoclatlon Marcel Wllleltt Franklin street swore rotne compiaint upon wnicn tne warrant was Issued alleging that the former secretary had misappropriated 0 The books have not been fully expertedand It la pos i sible that other defalcations may be found rsi 44t BAW AFAEL If ovJg6 frb boose of rg 3 Caaebolt AtKoratoWMi destroyed by rlafc night Mtt iCboIt and twofenlMres i sleeping la an apper room nd nrrowy acpd with theirll es rr E1 ri 3 Writ lor sew tloga of Wtche Jewelry snA slltenrareiHimmcrsmltb A Field 3d Karny st i ii i i i A eFr i mm y0m 3S pe rocer tfpmft tmer easier ii9irjttijk6Tici nmkl way of washing thai tlsajg ftlfe ofcuililycfjv vionifto iiiitbcy mlwm SarfSssV KAe3 Pearling 2l 4Bw Basii3ivs 5 SMiiXsr Wy SBBSV CfcsSSSlBaSSBteIl BSstsBBBBSBW SjjbW ssLsWsWssw 1 fiM I mm iS wm 3m if it as 3TA i ts i i ii ttt iTS 1 m7 rt SS cE ip 3i.