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orders placed in market. principally in Western
stocks, moved prices up sharply for a time and
gains reached Ia per cent in some stocks. The
Interstate Commerce Commission decision In the
Coke against the Lehigh Valley assigned for
concerted attack upon coal stocks and all of tn
dropped nearly per cent. The market finally
closed quiet and heavy but still at fractional gains
for the day in most cases, Governments steady.
Petroleum-Apri closed at 1850
NEW YORK. March 13.-United States Bonds as
12l; do. 41a's. 102; Northern Pacific z7ss;
Canadian Pacific, 1873; Central Pacific, 20; Union
Pacific, 447s; Atchison. 255S wes-Fargo. 1875:
Western Union, 81; Silver, 99c; Sterling. "a $50
4 SO.
NEW YORK. March 1s.-whsat cash. Ut March.
81 Ala
Flour-Firm.
Coffee-SI7 e5.
Sugar-51s95szc
Hops-Pacihc Coast % 930a
Hides-13IAc.
Copper-Lake. Sl3 80.
Tin-Spot 500 Is
Lead-Domestic. 81 37h.
Iron-$l4.
Petroeum-Anri 1855.
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Music in Golden Cate Park,

The following programme of music will be
rendered at Golden Gate Park to-day. There
will be no concert on Sunday out of respect
to the memory of the late Senator Hearst:
l. Grand March ---.schuoert
). Bolero from Fernando Cortez" first time)..
A. Grand selection, "Fledermaus' (frst time)..
8. "The Darkies' Dream" descriptive, musi-
cal representation of darkieS Southern
plantation dancing the clog and double
The latest Eastern sensation as played by
Gilmore (irst tme).
8. Grand medley. Salute u Erin containing
the popular melodies of Ireland, arranged
Coates
Z. Horn quartet, "Oft in tile Silly Night" Moore
Performed by Messrs. +. Schott, o. Schiott,
G.. Seekamp and Il. Bertrand.
8. Overture. " Emma di Rcsburgo' (hrst time)
MtyerDeer
o. Selection, Lurine". Wallace
~. "reminiscences of Beethoven arranged BY.
IL. Medley "A Night on" arranged by. .Boettger
IL. Galop. "Fergend muss Austoben" ........w Weiss
Amicably Settled.
In the case OF Mary l.. Heidel against the
Pacific Whaling Company for damages,
judgment for $500 was yesterday rendered
in her favor by consent.
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DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS.
Court Orders Made in Various Cases
Pending.

After hearing the testimony of Kern Ken
nv and of Eleanor Kenny yesterday with
reference to Kenny'5 financial standing,
Judge HOge decreed that he must pay his
divorced wife $50 month alimony, aside
from paying the house rent, the grocer's,
bakers, butchers and candle-stick makers
bills promptly.
Judge Levy yesterday granted Bertha
Schneider divorce from Max Schneider on
the ground of intemperauce, aud Ernst
Kuch divorce from Katie Kuch ON the
ground Of infidelity
Judge Lawler divorced Anna Hubbard
from George +. Hubbard on the ground Of
willful neglect, William Eicher from Alma
L. Eicher on the. ground of extreme
cruelty.
Complaints for divorce have been filed
by Annie Grace against John b. Grace,
by Emma j. Daily against John F. DAILY.
and by Lula l.. Ham against Ferdinand G.
Ham.
Sophie Mendel has been granted divorce
from Fred Mendel by Judge Trout because
OF his cruelty in backing her eye and cali
ing her vile names.
The divorce case of Jean Perrle Canhape
vs.. Mary Canhape has been DISMISSED by
Judge Hoge without prejudice.
The proceedings by Edith Comfy for a
divorce from Ridge Comfy have been dis
missed on motion of her attorney.
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MINISTER SWIFT'S ESTATE.
Administrator Freese accused of Over
Zealnusnes s.

Administrators Freese accused of Over
Zealousness.
There was a controversy between the
Public Administrator and Attorney Wright
before Judge COffey yesterday. The diff
Guilty arose over the Public Administrator S
zeal to procure special letters of admlnistr.l-
ton in the estate of the late John +. Swift.
Mr.. Wright, as the attorney for the Swifts,
declared that the Public Administrator was
too hasty in asking for special letters. He
cabled to Mrs. Swift and from her received
reply asking the Court to issue general let
tiers of administration to her sister, Mrs.
Torbet. When Judge Coffey was shown
this dispatch lie decided at once that Mrs.
Torbert is the one entitled to letters
could the technical authenticity of the ca
blegram be shown. After some arguing on
this point the general letters were issued to
Mrs. Torbert.
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MRS. HEROLD WINS.
Eva Loved Her Father but Preferred Her
Mothers Care.

Eva Loved Her Father but Preferred Her
Mothers Care.
After eight years OF unhappy married
life Rudolph Herold Jr., on April %, 1889,
procured divorce from Eda R. Herold Oh
the ground of desertion, the case going by
default. The issue Of their union was n
pretty little girl, Eva, whose custody was
awarded to the mother on condition that
upon her marrying again the child should
thereafter be the charge of the father.
On December 81, 1890. Mrs. Herold did
marry Z. B. Haldon. and Herold then in
stituted an action to secure the control of
Eva. The matter was before Judge Levy
for ten days, and was bitterly contested by
both sides. The child was examined as to
were she would like to live, and testified
that she loved her father but, with tears in
her eyes, added; ''Oh, Judge, do not take
me away from my mother"
The case was taken under advisement,
and yesterday, under the peculiar circum-
stances Of the case, a decision In favor of the
mothpr Waa rendered
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minors claimed that the judgment was erro-
of their father lien upon their mortgaged
land. but the court ruled that party cannot
apply to his own use that part of the trans
action which may bring to him a benefit
and repudiate the other which may not be
to his interest to fuIill
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BAGs-ouieter. Prices unchanged. Calcutta, May
and June. 71s@714c; Wool Bags, 36G55c.
NUT OIL-Iower at 64G967c p gallon.
SPICES-Cassia is higher. Sage. Tapioca and Chr
nese and Singapore Pepper slightly weaker
RICE-Mixcd. Hawaiian and Japanese strong
at an advance Chinese mixed 81 4561i so: No.
Chinese, 81 69@I 80 2 two mats; extra No. l,
SIS 1896 so; hawaiian, So; Japanese, So 26.S cti.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery has adj
vanced Its prices and now quotes as follows. terms
net cash: Cube Crushed. Extra Powdered and Fine
Crushed. all 6$4c; Dry formulated, 61ae; Confec-
TONERS A. $780, Extra g, 45sc; Golden q, 43sc q
n; Bags ~ more than bbls.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as follows.
terms net cash. Extra Fine Cube, Crushed. Fine
Crushed and Powdered. CSC = 10: Extra Fine
Powdered, 7c: Dry Grannated, 61sc: Xxx 10. 61ac;
Confectionery A, 6fsc; White EXTRA Z, l2c Extra
C,61sc. Golden Q, 4J5sc q ID
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the Police Court and sentenced to one years
imprisonment in the County Jail. A few
sentenced by Judge Shafter to one years
Imprisonment in the same institution, the
second sentence to begin at the expiration
of the first. The petition for the writ shows
that the Judge had no power to make such
a sentence, but that the sentences should
run tOgethAr
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Overland shipments of California produce via
Southern sPacifc lines In February as follows;
San francisco, 2S.6l2, $50 pounds; Oakland cas-
$40; Sacramento, 1,425,500; San Jose, 49o,630;
Stockton. 1122, $40; MarysviIle, 1880; Los An
geles, 1891 100; Cotton. 78577O. Grand total,
80 ,255 800 pounds.
The leading items were as follows: 1928 celtals
Beans. 1865 gallons Brandy, 336,968 gallons wine
500, $40 pounds Borax, 953,5lO pounds DRIED Fruit
Al, 900 pounds Fresh Fruit, 1,7335lO pounds Citrus
Fruit, 4Sl, $3.50 pounds Rasins, l.376Se0 pounds
Vegetables 80 800 centals Potatoes, S33 $50 pounds
Canned Goods. 36s, $50 pounds Hides. 53S,940
pounds Leather, ia, 430 pounds Hops, 252 Horses,
$500 pounds Honey, 1,69l,1ls pounds Wool.
14643O pounds Canned Salmon, 43050 pounds
Picked Salmon, $4,000 pounds Coffee, 337,970
pounds Tea O.4s0 pounds Rice, Is, s13 $50 pounds
Sugar and 20. 800 pounds Syrup.
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the Humboldt for
Humboldt Bay the Point Iona for Grays Harbor,
the AIcatraz for Coos Bay, the Santa Cruz for san
Pedro and the Boiita for San Diego. The Emily
and Arago fall due from Coos Bay, the Pomona from
San Diego and the Yaquina and Haytien Republic
from Puget Sound.
The Mariposa falls due from Australia and Homo
lulu and the Newbern from Mexico Thursday.
The bark Matilda, siS tons, loads Coal at Depart
ure Bay for honolulu; the barkentne John Smith,
565 tons. Lumber at Port Biakeley for Sydney. 52s
Sd: Melbourne. Adelaide or Port Prize. 65s.
The Candida takes for Cork 40,55S ctls Wheat,
valued at $4,000.
The British iron ship Bracadaie. 1862 tons, was
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat to the United
Kingdom, uayre or Antwerp 40s.
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Bought with Her Money.

Mary johnson, widow OF Isaac johnson,
has sued Charles J. Green. administrator OF
the estate of said Johnson, and five others,
to secure the title to lands in South San
Francisco, purchased by the husband frem
one II. w. Taylor, but the purchase price
of viii Ii she paid out OF her own separate
property,
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FAMILY RETAIL MARKET.

Butter is still cheaper and is abundant. Cheese is
a shade lower. No change In Eggs.
Mutton is still scarcer, will be seen by the
higher prices Otherwise Meats show change.
Poultry is in sufficient supply at about last weeks
prices.
A few variations In green Vegetables win be OBJ
served. The Asparagus and Rhubarb seasons have
fully opened, but both varieties still high.
Fish is not particularly changed.
Following is The CALLS regular weekly retail
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Don't cheat yourself (
out Of q sood smoke EY
taking q poor ami sasicIa
for the genuine Seal OF
North Carol ina Plug
Cut Tobacco.
fe5 cod 3m ep
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LUIGI DAMA'S as"

Witness Piper Contradicted by a Fair
Deponent.
The Dana will contest was resumed be-
fore Judge COffey yesterday, Sophie Buhne,
former chorus singer and pupil Of Pro-
fessor Dana, being placed on the stand by
Attorney Lloyd. From her it was learned
that Mrs. Smith, Dama's devisee, had a fiue
voice and that the deceased had frequently
spoken of her in the highest terms. Expert
/. u. Piper had testified that certain pecu-
liar IS" found in the purpOrted documents,
was one which Dana never made; but Miss
Buhne produced an epistle written by Dana
to her, bearing perfect replica of the dis
pQted letter,
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Knott Yearnfnc for Freedom.

WV. Knott, the ringleader of the Enter
prise matchmaking gang, has sued out writ
of habeas corpus, returnable. before Judge
Trout to-day. A little more than year
ago Knott was convicted Of conspiracy In
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An Appeal win Be Taken,

In the case of Moses Hopkins against
WEIGH and others to enjoin the opening of
Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-frst, Twen-
ty-second and Twenty third streets, the
plaintiffs motion for new trial was yes
terday denied by Judge Hoge. aThe case
will be appealed
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Judgment for the Defendant.

The case of Jen Kun against Sid All Back
to recover 1880 for services rendered by
himself and others, and on trial for several
days before a jury, was yesterday decided
in the defendants favor.
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Tho Cbildren Must suffer Also

In the appealed case Of Peters vs. Nc
Laughin and his minor children. the judg-
ment against the latter for $500 and the
sale of the property in Contra Costa County
on which the same was secured was yester-
day affirmed by the Supreme Court. The
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Mutton Is very firm. Hogs have again gone up.
No other changes. Wholesale rates from slaughter.
to dealers as follows:
BEEt-Flrst quality. 6S612c: second quality.
51Ac: third do. 4d5c.
VEAL-Large. 517c: small Calves 7GSc.
MUTTON-wethers. 915Gl0c: Ewes 91sc
SPRING LAMB-l5@l7c a 10.
PORK-Llye Hogs. 45s@2434c q 10 for heavy hard
granted and 5@5l4c for light average ao STOCK
Hogs, 414G4Ssc q 10: dressed do. S99c 2 ID.
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The will of August Hoelscher has been
filed by Katherine Hoelscher, the widow
and executrix. The $4,000 estate is de-
yised to her during life and then to the
three children.
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CHICAGO. March 13.-wheat trading was fair
with easier feeling The market opened at about
yesterdays closing figures 14c lower and sold off
Ac more, then advanced CSC, but the market lacked
the irmness OF yesterday and eased off again,
prices declining CSC. advanced 1ac, then broke off
lac, to a point sc below the top prices reached
yesterday. ruled steady and closed about lac
lower. Receipts, 3S9 900 bushels; shipments 1927
900 bushels. Rye firm at CSC Barley nominal
CHICAGO. March 13.-wheat cash, 81
Corn-6012c.
Pork-SlO SO.
Lard-S6 0j.
Ribs-$5 o..
Whsky-Sl l6
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Wertheimer's Creditors.

In the case of Sarah Wertheimer, execu-
trix. and others. against Leopold Werthei-
mer and others. Jules Cert. the receiver, has
been directed to publish notice to all cred
itors OF the late firm of l.. 81 E. Werthelmer
to present their claims and vouchers.
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For Medical Services.

Joseph Z. Shain has sued Curtis Fl. Kim.
ball and his wife to recover $500 for medical
services rendered to the latter by DR.. c. b.
Rripham -
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The Wool Market.

New YORK March 1S-wool firm. Domestic
fleece, 34@37c 2 ID.
Boston. March l3--wool firm and unchanged.
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Walter j. Cuth6ertson has begun suit
against the San Rafael Hotel Company to
recover $40 for services rendered as archL
tect.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING. March Is.
nE THE nAnurrs


SUMMARY OF THE MARKErA
Nut OIL lower.
Rice stronger.
Wheat steady.
Barley easy.
Oats, Corn and Rye unchanged.
Feedstufs slow. No variation.
Beans dull
Potatoes and Onions unchanged.
Brisk demand for Butter
Cheese weak
Eggs steadier.
Poultry and Game weak.
Lines scarce and firm.
Lemons and Oranges quiet.
Dried Fruits inactive.
Raisins show no Improvement
Sugar marked up again.
Silver firmer..
Grain Bags quieter.
Provisions quiet.
Mutton firm Hogs stlll higher.
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English Wheat Market.

English Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL. March 13.-The spot market is firm
at IS 3Iad. Cargoes quiet at Ais Cd for of
coast 4Os I'd for just shipped and Ais Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: March, IS SGD; April, IS
3lad; May IS 31ad; June, IS 2s4d; July, IS 21ad;
August, IS 21sd; September, IS 2i4d-
SECURITIES.
LONDON. March 13.-Consos. ~ lie: United
States Bonds-4's. 1924: do. 41a's l04A; Silver
45 5-I6; Rentes 95f 35c. Bullion into Bank OF En-
gland, 10000.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK. March l3.-The stock market during
the forenoon to-day was quiet At noon buying
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Bankers sight drafts, 81 SO; bankers sixty-day
hills 81 S6
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MORNING sALEa
Board-25 Gaslight, o912; 80 Cal Electric
Light, 1917
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-15 s Water, 93I6: IL 8 II Gasiioht
691ai 100 Safety Nitro Powder, 7ss.
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Mexican Dollars.

r1ne SILVER.
Quoted at 9ec 2 ounce.
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INtW
New York Exchange, 171ac for sight drafts and
271Ac for Geographic
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.


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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales yesterday In tho San
Francisco Stock Board:
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FRIDAY.
Haw stmr San Mateo. Colyille. Nanaimo; Pacific
Improvement Co.
Stmr Humboldt. Jessen Eureka: Searles & Stone.
Stnr Saline, Mason, Prince William Sound; Pa.
cihc Steam Whaling Co.
stmr city of New York, Johnston. Panama; Pa
cife Mail 5 Co.
Mic srmr MOntserrat Blackburn, Nanalmo; D o
blackburn
Br ship Thallatta Pennicuik. Havre; Geo W Nc
Near.
Bark Bonanza, stetson, Port Townsend; Pope Is
Talbot.
Schr Rose Sparks, Furman hunting and fishing;
Waggoner.
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PARK Commissioner IAPpEN.
The E1-Judse Named TO Succeed the
Late Waldo HutChinS.

With Commissioner Dana in Europe, Com
missioner Straus either at Lakewood, N j.. or
at his variety store most Of the time, and
President Gallup unable to spare but little time
from his law business and military duueA.
Mayor Grant to-day found 1t necessary to ap-
point working member Of the Park Commis-
sion, 90 that the business OF that Department
may be more thoroughly attended to.
HIS choice fell on ex-Judge Abraham B. Tap
pen, tue Grand Bachem OF the Tammany So
cieiy.
Mr.. Tappsn received his commission this AZ
ternoon, to succeed the late Waldo Hutchins.
His term Of once will expire May !, wneu he
will proDably % reappoin'ed for the full term
OF six yeara
oice at 80 Nassau street. ana residence AZ
The late Commissioner Hutchins was also q
resident Of the Annexed District, and II was
but natural that his successor should be
chosen from the same section, especially rs
so many OF the new parks are located and 30
mucn PARK work u to be done there.
1t Is believed that the new Commissioner
will be q close attendant on his ofiicial duties.
and that most OF the attaches oi the Drpart-
ment will eventually come TO know him-by
sig Mt, at least
Com missioner Tsppen was former Justice
Of the supreme Court In the Second, or West
chester District.
A meeting OF the Park Board will be held
to- morrow, at which Il is understood that Mr..
Tsppan will ne elected President to succeed
VT. Gallup. He will then draw q salary Of
s., OOJ year.
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STOCK REPORTS.
Unsuccessful Attempt TO Fight the
Upward Tendency Of Shares.
A Million of Gold for European
Shipment To-Morrow.
Gould Denies Again tho Denver
Interview-To-Day's Quotations.

The room-traders and other professiona ais
showed a disposition to nsht the rise in the
stock market to-day, yet In the face Of their
efforts most stocks sold higher than before,
this being true OF Chicago 4 Eastern
Illinois, Big Four, Lake Shore, National Cord
age. Missouri Paoinc, Oregon Short Line,
Union Pacific and wheeling and Lake Erie
common and preferred.
These stocks advanced 1 to w, but later on
q reaction OF n to 1 per cent. took place.
The statement OF the Union Pacific sytem
for February shows Miles operated 8, PA, In
crease l18 miles; gross earnings 81, TO. 023
an increase of t4a 500; net sos, $780,. an In
crease of $40, 85a since January tho net card
inRs increased ssS7, 1As.
Stocks ruled very arm until just previous to
the close, when 1t was annouced that million
gold will 60 forward to Europe tomorrow,
and this was used to bring about Q reaction.
A special from Omaha says: "Jay Gould
said to reporter this morning:
81 talked with no reporter in Denver on
any OF the matters reported in that interview.
l never said q word about the Western Traffc
Asso citation nor OF the santa Fe and Rock
Island. had no reason TO IN. ntion either OF
Them. made no reference to Vanderbilt an
party, except to say IN answer to question
That had not seen any OF them and did not
expect to meet them"
Il. v. Harnett sold the following securities
at auction to-haYi
80 shares National Shoe and Leather Bank
at S155k; 75 shares Ninth National Bank, a,
Sl42; 20 shares Twenty-third Ward Bank.
at 500; 80 shares Corn Exchange Bank,
at $3.50; 80 shares Leather Manufacturers
bank, at t259H; 100 shares National Citzens
Bank, at t1b9a; 25 shares Metropolitan Trus
Company, NJ $3.50; 8 sh res United States 1rus
Company, at $50; 70 shares Long island Bani
panv, at $201b.
The general sales agents Of the anthracite
companies at q meeting to-day nxed the out
put for May at 2 500 900 tons against Q, 900, 0O,
last mouth. No change was made In prices.
The total sales at the New York Stool
Exchange were a23, 100 shares OF listed stock
| and 20, 900 ounces OF silver.
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GRABBING CITY HALL PARK.
The Municipal Building Patronage Bill
Rushed Through the House.
prrcrAL TO THE EVENING woe.p.,


ALBANY, April q. The Blumenthai bill, to
allow new municipal building to he erected
in City Hall PARK, has passed that body.
John Z, Brodsky who has had number Of
his pet measures passed by Tammany votes,
reclprooated by voting for this Tammany
scheme, az did the Kings County represents
tives who were under like obligations.
That Mr.. Hildreth, the only Repu blioan
member for this city. should vote for this
Tammany Hail measure is considered strange,
but his name In recorded in the nfiirmative-
Not one cent for site, bur millions for pat
ronage, was the motto OF the bosses, and their
representatives In the lower House heard and
obeyed.
For the very reason that this ID d political
measure anu will, IL allowed to become
o law, permit Tammany Hall 10 expend
many thnnaands OF dollars next year during Q
presidential campaign. the Republican Senate
may be depended on 10 prevent Its further
progress.
The bill wouId permit the tearing down Of
the present City Hall
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LOCAL SPORTING DATES.
Racing daily st Guttsnburc.
April.

Aprh.
21.-Road run Of the Brooklyn RambletB to Ben =
22.-BAseball; New York against Boston. at Polo
Grounds, One Hundred and Fifty seventh street
stone, g. l.. 3SJ r. N. staten Island Athletic Club
against Princeton, at Princeton, N. j.. $50 p. NJ.
Ere Basin Gun Ciub shoot .! Woodlnwn Emoi aid
Gun C.ub shoot At DeIler Park, L,
and eighth avenue, 8. % P. N, FoIdhsm College
against College OF the City OF Ne" York, At Foid-
nam, ?. n.
German Gun Club shoot at Dexter Park. l..
Grounds. .,,.-,...-,.s.-,.
Outing Mheemens nye-mhe race.