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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

GfeOO CORNER on SACRAMENTO, NEAR
SQtOOU. LesvenwOrth: houses, Of S
rooms and OF rooms; rents S4I4 per annum.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

C.-SOO COTTAGES ON YORK ST, CLOSE
u OUU. the 24th-st. cable, each containing
rooms and bath: brick foundations: rents 1920
Per auuum; one third cash; lot l30xl00.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

COiSQ COTTAGE HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS
- > ~. aut bath; on sd, near Noe; in fine
order; mortgage OF $1,000 eau remain, II desired
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

IOoST, MERTENS Il co
81 REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTI0NEERS,
2SS Montgomery ST., near Pine.
Offenders s. r. Real Estate Exchauge)
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

DARKER FORD,
L REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
62S Market ST., opp. Palace Hotel.
Branch ONCE, cor. Sixth and Point Lobos aves
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

GeDGO NEARLY NEW; HOUSE OF 2 FLATS
S7O-OO. on sanchez near 10th; contains / and
rooms and bath: electric bells; patent wash
stands; all modern improvements: lot 25IlO0.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02
EDU CATIONAI..

no YOU WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR CoUN-
~ try, in the prettest valley OF the StaIes Apply
10 Napa Land Co., Napa, Cal. Tor list OF proper
ties. se2S q
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

SS5O-l5th ave. near Point Lobos; 25x120.
SoOO-l7th ave, near California; 25xl20.
SZS50-l9th ave-, bet. California and Clement
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

ssOo-ThIs is cheap one; 9th ave., bet A and b;
25xl2u
$lo50-9th ave-, bet. Point LobOS and Clement;
25xl2O.
SS5O-12th ave, bet California and Lake: 25xl20.
$2350-Lake ST.. cor. of I'D ave-: 65Xl00.
Slo50-This lot is already build on; street
ru ..I- LILO
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

} G45 COO ELEGANT CORNER on 9Th ST :
- O.OVO. Improvements new; rents S3l2O
Per auuum. aug SuluTh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

Residence Lots on the Electric Railroad, Bloch
1l4S
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

GSOn0 CORNER ON SAN JOSE AVE; NEW
G7OOOO- 2-story bay-window house, in be
low All d fat OF rooms and bath above lot 2Sx9O.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

G.eD5O 8 FLATS NEAR 18TH AND VALEN-
S,O-OO. cia; lot 25xlOO; rents 1872 per an-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

D W. KIMBALL. TEACHER OF PIANO. 2gI2
Howard st. terms moderate au2 I'm
GlGNoR G. CIPoLLONI ORION ROME ITALY,
Smandoin teacher. RIM So, ITO Market. % lmSu
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

$4,000 F FIsS5 "a. ANP REAR HOUSE on
rooms ana rear of 4; lot 25x75; rents 1861 per
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02
RICHMOND LOTS.

We have the most extensive list of Preside
Heights lots
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

G09OO COTTAGE on BAKER. NEAR SUIT
DOOOO. ter; rooms and bath; 6-foot base
ment, and lot 25xlOO.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

0STS0 RENT $500 PER ANNUM; PLEAS
ppcsc ant ST., near Taylor and Sacramen to /;
new 2-story house; Odern fats. and 8 rooms,
pain, ETC, each. McAFEE, BALDWIN IL HAM
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

$5sO0-H you want cosy place. look at this
beautiful cottage of rooms and bath in No. /
condition. situated Baker St, close to Pine; two
cable lines; fine neghborhood; lot 25xl06:3.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

GS0QO SHOTwELL,NEAR 21ST: SUBSTAN-
SCOOOO. tial 2-story house in fats OF 5 aud
rooms ana bath each. stone walks, etc. rents
$3.50 per annum; lot 3OIl22:6.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

els SAO SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE IN /
- =. OVV. fats GA EllIs St. near Laguna: con-
tainS and rooms and bath each; lot 5Oxl20;
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

$l9o0-Chestnut St. uear Fillmore; cottage of
rooms. and lot II :6xl2O, running through to rear
street
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

VOCAL CLASSES MONDAY AT P. NJ; GOOD
Y male and female voices wanted. MRS. MEL
WILLIE SNYDER, 1873 McAllister ST.. opp City Hall;
dramatic casSes MednasdaY al Z 2 NJ aIII
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

SCHOOL LANDS. 81 so TO So AN ACRE: ON
~ very easy terms; sold by the State In tracts to
suit; no residence or Improvements required: all
Kinds OF lands in many different counties; send
stamp Tor list; open day and EVENING" r. W.
LAKE Flood Building. 1871
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

BARGAIN IN EARLY LAND-NEAR VACA,
ID vile; 10 or 81 " acres; half fruit and vines:
cash or easy terms b. v W. 2Ou2 TaNlnr WI Be-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

C01S0 LONDON, NEAR RUSSIA. NEAR
II ~. the terminus OF the proposed Mission
ST cable; loI 2o0IlOOO with improvements
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

ell 00n HYDE ST, NEAR SUFFER-;
u L WV. splendid lot for modern flats; only
a rev steps from Sutter-st cars accepted by
city. MchfEE, BALDWIN Il HAMMOND, 10
Montgomery st. au2 Su1'n IN
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

GHnDO RENT $50; GOOD 2-SToRY AND
&OnOO. basement house on 18th St., San
chez; g. 4 and room flats; lot 25xll4. McAFEE,
BALDWIN il HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery
GE00D BRYANT ST. NEAR ISr; LOT 5Ox
UOOOO. 100 to street: ground rent SAT.
ery st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

G2650 faEAr; NICE HIcE I BAT,w 91 COT
water, chicken-yard; lot 25Nll2 Falcon ave,
ne-r lsth 81: only 3 DInck, rom CAstrn-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

500 and HYDE .ts En- house. heA rooSs ana
~; street accepted, etc. W. l. MORGAN q co.
u Cal. ST. mem. of : 7. Real Estate Fx
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

GTSOO LOTT ST.. MAR FELL: 75xI06:3; 8
I'd oUO. choice building lots6 modern aud pref
ty dences IN course Of construction directly
opposite and adjacent the above lots: Lott street
has an entrance TO the Golden Gate Park; street
work complete and ready for building. For further
particulars apply to O'FARRELL IL LANG, IL
Sr
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

pRoF. j. + L. MEYER, ITO HYDE ST.. SCHOLAR
OF LIszt-E1perienced and able instructor
piano aud organ. aul BIN
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

S..)7S0 NATOMA, NEAR NEW MoNTGoM-
% = ~ cry; 2-story house in > teuements OF =
rooms each: rents $500 per aunum; lot 2O17O.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

S5OO ELEGA a 1AY ,N5 S15 R RSa
81, near ceviSadero; brick foundations, stone
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

$5500-Bush ST., near BAKER; . fats of and
rooms and bath each rents $50: lot 25xl37:6
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

II ERE IS THE CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE-LOTS
II in lovely Fl Moro. $40 and upward; weekly
payments OF 81 taken on lots; Ell Moro fronts on
Moro Bay, the only bay OF any consequence be-
tween here and San Diego; grand beach: fine bath
ing, hshlng etc.; the finest climate most prolific
vegetation In the world sensible person to
overlook this For lots. information, etc. address
Moro Bay Improvement Co.. Flood Building
Room g also eyaujnCg iaol z
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02
CITY REAL. EsTATr.

TT III CARNALL-
HOPKINS CO..
624 Market ST., San Francisco.
Members of the San Francisco Real Estate Ex-
CHANGE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

GSE0D RENT S648 PER ANNUM: MOSS ST.
pcOOO. mr.. Folsom; 3-story building; store and
2 flats above; lot 25xs0 McAFEE, BALDWIN u
HAMMOND, 10 MONTGOMERY ST
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

modern residences of 8, and rooms. baths, etc.
ana all modern improvements; lot S0xl00: this IS
asplendid investment, very choice location and al
1Nlars yal RAM ..I
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

$4,000 substantiaily-built huiit fats of g. :
8 and rooms. baths, etc. on 18th ST., off Market
good surroundings and always rented; lot 4uIll5
this is q good, safe investment.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

q 0OSO WORTH $4,000; GOLDEN GATE
tDO-cO. ave. (No. 1057); lot 81 :6x12O: next to
corner OF Buchanan ST. business location and equal
to corner. For sale by NJ. b. LEVY, ASP CaIifor-
MA, near Montgomery. auI st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02

co NEAR HAIGHr AND DEVISADERo:
= OttO. new bay-NiHdow cottage oil rooms
and bath; brick foundations; rents for S35 per
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
Court CALENDARS ron TO-DAY.

eupr rnc court -Gea,- Te-m-B.,ore Van Brunt, P j..
81. r,o, tnmb'r.- B.'ol., Andrews Motion
'S. co.'t->l .a Ic,u-I'l-, l. BEFORE Patterson.
J-o'-, on Malcolm y, y. y. L. H. H. Co. 40
-C..'- ol Ro5-ey,'t Hospital " :. Y. Z. R. L. CO.
sapr,ms -crcq,rart n.3orc 9caI Lawrence j..
>urat 55ourt-o r.ii,-Per, Ilgctore Barrett. j.
supreme -Cir,uit-Pait III-Adourn'd until Mon
~urrla Cour,-cir.ut- IvAdourned until Mon.
CAV. ..rr',.'..',' ,oq-,-Bcfose Ransom. sFstats Of
rr'a, ana prr.o J. j. inourned 70 iebrgaf, ..
surro. ,nar, Niegn lrrrc, bgi9-' Lf'el" an J.
~ui.., Irt Trial Tom P''. I-E.f''' McA'a'' D.
Sup, .qp.ror C'.r.-Thh T.rm-far'- II and lII-Ad
common r..1--> special Tcrm-n''or' Pryor. J
oan rea TeF9snii'.':: F. is :o n.iao5 . y 80 g. j. =
cs@,a a ~ T'', ,o- -G-:Fl is- J 4''5 so g. 81 g.
az -oP sof ,,5 ."j 5ll. 80. 80. 80 80, BIS
81 o,...,, ist ' r''i-iar lI-Bcf'-c Allen. i
'aie TO e' .. M .., I.a r4.. ur-Hcfore Book
c5y c55 coar, - a. Torn Before M.car'ny' J.-Mo'
Cy cour, M p,a,' l, en re'ol .,, N.GoSn aiS5 al H.
~, -ao: Pc 81 sS 4.d - 425s '. ''' '-''
tty 1o.r.- Tri4i T.rn-rlrt J! ."'of hiigch '5Jo
ss . IN. is, ,st ! -5 ti' tida a5 a5oa :t5 s,t5
aa an 49, l l'o ~. i'' ,od az ,qoi i-a isaa i2''
C,, C.,, l'i,i -r.r-. p,ft Ill -R,folc N'vlu.:.r
-l.11 ,.r..- So. a-ii .-io a'-6. l27j. 3iD :.o;6
.,,.f i.,t .--f i.5 .--l Boil, 3l-3 ioiH. 3-to
4I3i il5} ass ,o.' Aco2 "a. r,... VA, ,,-., :
~tg 1 80 a-4 ilaO. 4ls9 A@-7, - 4les
tu5 ,2if i-L 42o 4c73. AZ? A2'd' +-'i. 3'i'
count f t,u.r1l l~c,ions-Part i-lietote '"W'nL' "a -
and Assistant District Attorney bedlo'I Nos I'd -"
co1rt o, G,nr raj sessions Part If-Bcorc smyth, Z!
ard l..-,ant D-rIctAuo'cy We"tS-No' tot l'.
Inclusive. ~. ~ pe,... Martina I
,ad Hs.i..sut B-r. t.Attorucy StapIes-No>. 70 e.
inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washneton Feb. 5-Maor Calvin De VIII suFseOh'
has been relieved from duty at Fort ltahcOcN IN"
and ordered to report the commanding officer Foi o'"
Houston TeN for duty; LcucnantC olonel j. l. Fariey
Orinance Department proceed from Governors Isad
"a the steel works Spuyten DuyNtl and at Goa SpfB
y Y on Official business In connection with the ihSpcuoh
o. steel proectles AMI pneumaut dynamite guns me
>enson OF leave Of absence granted First Lcu"nah'
Nelzar c. Richards, 21 Artillery. has beeh iur'her
attended three months account OF sickness Secohu
Lieutenant John d. Mirey 5th Artillery, to report 70
the hoard Of officers appointed to meet at the Army uu
ing NeY York on February Il. for examination with We"
IN selection for transfer the Ordnance Department Inc
a,ao,nnc boards recently convened at For heosh Mont
A. Fort Lsa>enworth, Kan. and at Warrington D. -
nave been dssoN ed. ,,
cadets have been appointed to Wsst Point as folows
Frank A. Vance Mandate With Kansas; waiter ~
urRroou Hisboro With Indiana with Alexander :"
cavips q, Sullivan, as alternate; and Charles '" haph
n, Deardstown XIIth Illinois.
Cbef Engineer b. II. II. Wharton has been detacheu
from duty AZ the ouintsrd Iron Works. Newfork and
rdered to special duty co.nectd with the fitting ont OF
hr Lancaster chief Engineer {. H. Lorlng gets leave
- a,ncc for six months with permission to 20 abroad
The urough of Lieutenant b. A. Fiske has been extended
six months from March H. with permission To remain
abroad.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
rrrrrrytyr SMITHS PROMOTION.

First Lieutenant II. d. Smith. Of the Revenue Ma
rim. Servic, yho for The last five years ha, bccn IN
command of the revenue cutter Chandler yesterday
received his commission a captain. 'apthh omul
viii now take command OF cruising cutter NH'
on duty i'm New York Iarbor, Captain smith has been
efficient and energetic. The English steamships io'
instance were accustomed 10 refuse I" stop "he"
reverp. cuttcr came alongside. Captain smith gave
,,,ico tr,t n fin. steamer, did not stop for him no
voulI fire ON them The steamers stopped after thit
Cautaio smith entered the Navy IN l't: ana Id -uVl
.ef,l.r during Tie War Of the KebrIlph' It' Wa
a., i-,,. Ins rr..,tgrandfa;her comm1ndcd -IoOp of
war I'm the Revolutionary War. his graHdiathcr iost
i, ~ mo Uotl. f Luudy's Lane and MS ftth.r iJlfht
An ,Gc NcHic,u War. Lord John Fc'ilx VINO ned from
ireland and settled I'M Gloucester htSS a1cr Yer @ tn,
"a III ~ "a v1s one ~ auccspIs, ana Rcbccca
nr. who wa, executed ON witches HILL salem' was
his preat -rraudauNf
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
THE RrroRMAroRY COMMENDED.

rudce Rufus b. Cowing found occasion ior """'
., h,h nr,i.e for the Elmra Reormatory In General
sessions Yesterday 4 william Clarke, who had peade'
cuilty 10 larceny. had written the Judge teque'.
that he be committed to the sing sing Prison. hS'e''
Of 70 the Elmlri Rcformatory. When the prisoner
was arraigncd yesterday. the Judge asked nm VINO a'
ptciudced him against the ReiorInatory Inc ma"
replied that OF the other prisoners a' uo
~ Ia h,r, that the institution was extremely
undesirable pace to 90 to.
Iudce Cowng said that this was great ml''aAe'
several young men whom he mad sent TO the Reiora'
Tory had afterward written him their thanks because
no had not committed them To sing Sing II prisoner
behaved himself at the Reornatory' he was 'eitlu lAs
man and his chances In after life were much better
,b1n N he went 10 Sing sing. 4, tn man was over
,hrIv vears old however, the Judge had 10 sep" nm
10 the states PllSoh.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
IN MEMORY or Mr.. WINDOW.
RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET AND SYMPATHY
PASSED.


PASSED.
There was a good attendance Of members yesterday
at the monthly meeting of the Chamber OF Commerce
Action was taken on the death OF Secretary Wlndom
President Charles 5 Smith made some appropriate re-
marks after which Richard ID. Wilson offered the foi
lowing resolutions. which were adopted after reinarRs
by ] Edward simmons. Alexander E. Orr. william r.
q Iohn Captain Ambrose Snow, Charles Watrous ana
Henry Ientz:
Rosolyed That the members OF the Chamber OF Com
mcrce OF York cordially unite with their feow-
citizens all land in expressing their deep sense o
the loss our Nation sustained by tho recent sudden ana
startling death in this city OF the Hon. william "uo"
late Secretary of the Treasury.
After honoIabIy nng many important and Responsible
pubc trusts great credit TO hnsef ana 70 'he po
whom he specially represented he was for the seeohu ,ms
paced in charge OF National Treasury because oil MS H.
valuable service under former Administration ana was
AGAIN distinguished in that eminent ONCE by the same
high intelligence, sound Judgment and unoeml'heu chs'
acter that had marked his earlier career
While he was faithful dischargng his great trust with
equal and impartial % every portion OF our
vtouded country unmindful OF the fact thaS
substantial prosperity OF the entire Nation can De De'e Sc
cured by harmonious commercial and economic rcia'oh
with other nations OF world and to that end his ohca
policy and endeayor, even TO MS latest uV'croo " NV
were earnestly directed.
For ali this the OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF
New. ork Will hold his memory in grateful regard ana
they unanimously commend his character his example ana
his sound cOmm-rcial monetary policy 10 the 'io Vi MS
successQfs In Office
Cornelius y. Bliss offered the following resolution
which was received with applause:
Resolved That committee Of seven members OF "inch
president Of the chamber shall be chairman WI" w
long associates 10 Wit Carl SchurZ. Abram > Hewitt
Alexander f. Or Henry w. Cannon John Sloane anu
John nar,en llhoaGes and i hereby appointed 10 pro-
coed 10 Washington and appear before the Comnptee Oh
Coinage. Weights and Measures OF the mouse Oh hcp"
ent,ys and protest IN behalf OF the business interests
Of the country passage OF the h providing iof
the free coinage OF silver.
William r. 81. John objected to the resolution out
II was adopted by a vote Of "a to 3.
Mr. or offered resolution requesting United States
senators Evart5 and HIscoo to have the Torrey Ma
tonal Bankruptcy bill advanced to vote in the
Ini'cd states senate co.. 1..., -.
+ J. Hale formerly the United states Consul nj
Nanchcster England made an interesting address on
the Manchester ship Canal. ,., ,., nj.
w. At the regular meeting of the With Assembly DIS
trct Republican Organization, held on TUESDAY even
Ing appropriate resolutions In memory Of secretary
Window passed
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
CL4ASSEN AGAIN 4 FITNESS.
TELLING MORE ABOUT HIS DEALINGS WITH
JAMES \. SIMMONS.

JAMES \. SIMMONS.
petcr + Claassen continued his testimony yesterday
in the trial Of Jane, \. simmons who is charged with
aiding him i'm wrcclung the Sixth National Bank.
Cl,aSscn testified that the LcnoX Hill Bank largely
ovcrdrrw ii, account at the sixth National between
I,nuory % and January 20. 1880. deposit OF
aO7 500 however, was made at the sixth National by
the other bank. United states DlStrlctNtorney
Mitchell said that he intended 10 show that that sum
was mart Of the proceeds Of the securities worth f022
600 belonging to the sixth National, which Peii sod
Tho money should have been placed to the credit OF
the sixth National it-clL
Clta-,cu ,ad he made a protest 10 SIMMONS pe-
ou,c no collateral had been deposited as security ior
,,o loan Of SfSOOOO made To Pcll. After nearly Il
,,co, however Pell gave 10 the sixth National s"mc
hare, of Simmonss canal company, OF the Lenox ili
md Equitablc banks a security.
Cla,,scn also told about his demanding from feh
,lc urncecd, Of the securities worth SB22,ooo Wmoh
had brcn given to Pc 70 be sold. Pell hhaiN DOT
r,,vcd 10000 from Philip Meyer and paid IL 20 70
Claassen. THIS was. however all the "o"o' WV
bauk received before II closed .,---- .,,h
Richard : NcwcOmbe. attorney for simmons, . Sno
icctcd tho vitncs, searching cross eAdliiase s,
Iut no new facts OF Importance were diuN" INV"
The case will 20 on to-day.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
SHE SAYS THE POLICEMAN IYsULTED HER.

Mrs bertha Roscnthal. the young wife of
-:;cr living at No. 10 It. Marks Place. has made
a complaint against Policeman Ecrnad Mechan. oi
the Elbrdgc-st squad. She rode uptown on Third
ave elevated train Thursday Of last week having
been summoned 10 the bedside Of her sick father In
yorkylle At the Thirty fouIth-st. station -hc says
vochan entered the car in which she was riding aud
stood in front Of her. holding 70 strap. lie was
intoxicated and in full uniform. Presently he sat
down beside her and laid his head on her shoulder
She left her seat to escape him, but he followed her
to the other end Of the and tried TO put BIS arm
about her Mrs. ROscnthal appealed 20 the tram
conductor for protection, and Mechan left the car
and rot of the train at Forty second Il. The con
dpctor made note Of the number on Me"hans
shield and the policeman called 10 headquarters on
Wednesday. Mrs. ROscnthal identified Meclan III
IrSncrtor Wilams's office. Meehan declared thdt
Che was mistaken. lie said he never had met her
nm an elevated train. The train conduct r VIII be
called as a witness at Mcehan's trial before thc
r.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
DEPOsITORS GET A PARTIAL PAYMENT

The payment Of a dividend OF 80 per cent OF the
deposits in the North River Bank. at Greenwich ana
Dey sts began yesterday morning. Between o a. m
and 9 p. m the receiver, Francis Higgins pald out
over S35O,O00 The total amount e the dividend viii
he about 100000. Mr.. Higgins is as yet unable to
say what percentage Of the entire deposits can be real
lied from the assets Of the institution. lie said yes
terday that he hoped 10 pay - per cent, but conld
not assure 1t.
In the meantime efforts to secure the establishment
Of new institution 10 succeed the North River Bank
are increasing Pledges to tane stock in the new hank
are now being secured from dcpositors in the North
River Bank. and from the principal business men ID
the ncighbOrhO1d Of Washington Market Tie nlm"s
of Tie promoters Of the enterprise have not yet been
ndc nnlllc.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
YOrYG FORGERS ARRESTED.

Edward Yunker. of No. Go Thrdave.. Brooklyn.
and Ernest Belden. Of Railway. y. j., each eighteen
wears Old were locked up at Police headquarters YES
erdav on charges Of forgery and larceny They we're
caught in Maiden Lane, where they were hying TO
GET some jewels a forged order puror'ing t. have
hren signed by Henry O'Ncill the SNthavc drycoodN
merchant On similar orders they recently obtained
three watches. worth $9j, from r. :. str~'tereer al
No. 81 Maiden Lane; three pairs OF opera glasses from
Levy d Dreyfous, at No. IL Maiden Lane. and
six vallses, valued at $l29, from p. Bredenbach a
Co. at No. 90 Warrenst Pawnuckets representing
the articles found in the pockets OF the prisoners
Yunker is an amateur printer and he printed ORDER
h,o,ks with Mr. ONcilrs name them. Belden.
who formerly was employed in Mr.. O'NeilIs store.
understood how u fiji up the blanks and present
them nj the wholesale stores The police think that
he younc rogucs have been getting articles az many
stores on forged orders lately.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

MIXING TT WARM FOR TIE HOT WAFFLE MN.
Mrs. uorton,e IIocuci. the widow OF Henry l..
Uoruet. wro was president Of the Enisrant SAVINGS
rank has done deed which should endear her 70 all
that hate that being neither man nor woman neither
brute nor human. but ghoul-whch pla'tes 'ho
beauties Of nature with weird panecyrcs of prsatvo
mills and the Hike. Mrs liOguct owns the bro"hstphe
house No A. West Twentyeishtllst. which sits back
from the sidewalk further by SIX feet tian rs heis"
hor No 10 40 46 is occupied by a restaurant
Locpcr. who advcriscs freely the virtues oi Mhn Oh
flour from which particularly inspiring waiie' are
,tcd in the restaurant windows under the eye of tho
p,.einc public The rc,aurantkecper severely wouhde"
Madame Uoguct'S aesthetic tastes by covering ulo
restaurant wall which out at right angles u No.
AZ with clarng legends and highly coIoFed potuIc'
+, Illustration and culogy Of the waiies, e"' MS
uocuet objected and protested in vain 80 she nha'y
has built ND against the painted wall Drch "a tl"
complctely obteratcs the ohcnce-GVlnS snfiioe' III"
rc.tourant.man cannot paint any more pictures OH ~"
h,c wall Of his house because Il Is oblteated blried
hv Mrs Ioglct's brick wall. The restiuran, lau @ Is
a,,-riryed but what can he do about II - Ic enli
,,ioincd 10 the Building Burcau that thc WalI Va ~
i,rrous and was not built according 10 law, }'' '"e
Gnudjnr Unrcau thinks that the wall IS all Hsh''