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MORE COAL THIEVING.
DEFENDERS Supply at the House of {
rectiou Much Too Great

DEFENDERS Supply at the House of Cor
rection Much Too Great.
Mayor SaaderSon and the Building Com.
mittee of the Board of Supervisors visited
the House of Correction on Tuesday to look
around and observe how things were being
conducted in that charming suburban resort.
Everything was found in as good condition
as could be expected under the circum-
stances.
One of the discoveries made, however,
was quite on par with that of the Finance
Committee regarding the coal steal at the
City Hall. IL was found that less than half
as much coal had been used in January, ac-
cordlnR to the tags, as in December, with
the same number of fires burning and the
same cold weather.
The combination of circumstances would
lead to The irresistible conclusion that an
organized gang of coal thieves had been
feeding off The city for an indefinite period.
1t would be an injustice to the solid Nine"
to intimate that all this work went on with
ont its knowtedpe
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THE BOSS cow FAMILY.
a Family of Thirty-six and Only THREE
Mothers.

a Family of Thirty-six and Only Three
Mothers.
Fred Springer of Blacks has the boss cow
and the family of cows on record.
This magnificent COW, which is still living,
has given birth to sixteen calves.
The first two births were nothing outside
the ordinary, but the next seven years she
gave birth to twins regularly; each time the
calves were of different sex, each exactly
alike in color and size and both lived.
This is good record for cow, but the
history does not end here. Her Oldest
daughter grew to cowhood and began raising
a family of her own. Her first effort was
fine young heifer then profiting by her
mothers experience she went into the twin
business, and Tor five years has given birth
70 twins regularly. These We're also of op-
poste sex and all lived, thus making total
of twenty-eight.
Pretty good sized family, isn't it? But,
wait. You have not heard from the Oldest
granddaughter yet. She believes in keeping
up the good name of the family, aud does
not propose to be outdOne by any one She
has only been in business four years, but
she has eight to provide Tor. Again they
are of opposite sex, just alike and all living
nice little family of thrty-Six, and only
three mothers and nine years work. Now,
If anybody has got COW story that will
beat this let him tell it. We want to hear
it-W OOdland Democrat
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BETRAYED BY HIS COAT.

Arrest of a vagrant for the Theft of a
Watch.
While attending Democratic mass-meet-
ing at Metropolitan Temple on the night of
October 10th S. Sanguinett, the interpreter.
caught man in the act of taking his watch
ard chain. The thief was surrounded. and
during the struggle he slipped off his coat
and ESCAPED with the time-piece. Thomas
King, alias Costigan, was convicted OF
vagrancy soon after and sentenced to three
months imprisonment in the House of Cor
reetlon, and he was arrested yesterday by
Detectives Hanly and Seymour and charged
with grand larceny The coat, which he
left behind at Metropolitan Temple. proved
the means OF identifying the man who stole
Sanguinetti's watch
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Two Sides of a Stnru

George Ii. Cunningham was arrested yes
terday on charge of misdemeanor embez-
Element preferred by w. T. Baker He is
accused of having failed to account for
S23 40 while acting as Treasurer of Olympic
Court, Ancient Order of FOresters.
The accused, who is the city solicitor for
the Manhattan Life Insurance Company,
says that when his term as Treasurer of the
ledge recently expired he rendered the sum
he is accused of having embezZled and asked
for the release of his bondsmen. the lodge
would not then take the trouble to do as re-
quested and he refused to turn over the
released.
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All Foy, travelling Chinese, was recently
arrested in Chinatown and charged with
carrying a weapon concealed, because he
had revolver under his blouse. Upon his
trial Yesterday, the Mongol was defended
by ex-Police Judge LAWYER, who argued
that Foy is exempt from penalty because a
traveller. 1t turned out that the journey of
Foy was from San Rafael to this city and
Judge Morley decided that he is not exempt
because he was not engaged in making a
journey at the time Of his arrest.
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Sugar in Sweet Wines.

A meeting of sweet-wine manufacturers
was held yesterday in the rooms of the State
Viticultural Commission to make arrange
ments for a settlement of the difficulty be-
tween Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Miller and themselves regarding tho amount
of sugar in California wines. Arrangements
will be made for the collection of sufficient
data bearing out their claims.
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Military lettings.

A board was in session at the Phelan
Building yesterday to examine for retirement
Captain Martin, Company l. Fits Infantry
The board is composed Of: General John
Gibbon, Colonel Basil Norris, Medical Dr.
rector; -Culonels Hawkins and
Mills; Major John Ii. Janeway, Surgeon,
and Lieutenant Leonard H. Lowering, Re
corder.
Second Lieutenant Clough Overton,
Fourth Cavalry, has been given two months
leave OF absence, dating from March 10th.
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WITHHELD SIGNATURES.
Police Judges win Not Certify to Ewing

Statement on Appeal.
On December 21st l.. l.. Ewing was
charged with embezzlement and was subse-
quently convicted. Desiring to appeal to
the Supreme Court his counsel presented to
Police Judges Lawler and Morley state
ment OF the case upon appeal, but they re-
fused to give their signatures to the same or
TO file it, stating, under their hands, that the
document is not properly drawn, the testi-
mony in the case not being Incorporated
therein. Thereupon Ewing applied to the
Superior Court for writ of mandate direct
ing the said Judges to sign his statement OF
to show cause why they will not, which
order was yesterday issued by Judge Wal
lace and made returnable on Friday
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appeared to be in perfectly sound mind, and
tod the Commissioners that Maloney had
peei1 the cause of all her trouble. She said
ne ne nad robOed her of some real estate.
lhere seemed some doubt about the charges,
SO the commissioners decided to continue
Tue examination until to-day for further
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Rradu street ohstrncted.

j. j. Haley, representing the City Rail-
road Company. has complained to the
Board of Supervisors that Brady street, over
which one of the company's franchises ex-
tends, is closed below West Mission and
Market streets, and he asks the board to
have all distractions removed
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Not Much of a Ararksman.

W. E. Austin, accused of assauting his
wife with intent to murder her, was ac-
quilted BY jury in Department II yester-
day afternoon. The shooting took place in
May, bat it appeared that instead of trying
TO kill her, Austin was simply endeayoring
to put an end to himself and took very bad
nj m
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Secretary Beanston III.

Secretary Beanston of the Board of Edu-
cation, was reported i'll on Tuesday, but it
was thought only temporary. Yesterday
the intelligence came that he is suffering
seriously from tonsilitis and he may not be
at his desk again for several days.
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Divorces Granted.

For extreme cruelty Judge Hoge has
granted divorce to Ethel Martin from A.
G. Martin, and to Bertha Grant from ElIery
A. Grant, the latter on her cross-complaint.
Judge Finn divorced Gertrude May from
Joseph S. Maynard, and Judge Wallace
Katie ID. 5. Mepham from f. p Mepham on
the grounds Of wiIful neglect.
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Missing Man.

Mrs. L. A. Butte of Stanhope, Hamilton
County, Iowa, would like to learn of the
whereabouts Of George NJ. Butte, who, when
last heard from, was in Hanford or Traver,
Tulare County, Cal He is about so years
of age, has light complexion, light blue eyes
and light brown hair, and Is heavy set.
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PATCHING UP DATA.
Chinese Letter Suggestive of a Con-

Chinese Letter Suggestive of Con-
spiracy.
One of the Custom-house Inspectors
while making his rounds at the water
front, and while quite near the steamer City
of Rio de Janeiro, noticed letter floating
in the bay and fshed it out. Collector
Phelps had it translated by Interpreter
doc" Richards. whose translation is as
follows:
Tie new statement you sent down to me was
too long statement for me TO remember, FOR
do not know how to read and write; besides the
time is too short. III any white man ASKS me
will make the statement given me in HOng-kong,
and you Just make the PAPER according 10 The
statement that was told me ia Hong Kong and
am obliged.
Send II o Sam Toong s. Co
Sent from on board the steamer
WONG WING.
The letter made no explanation to show
that a fraud was to be perpetrated by
Chinese on the Customs officials, if possible,
but there are several other statements
which show the ends the Chinese Exclusion
Act cOmpels the Mongolians to resort If
they wish to land.
In his statement Wing claimed to have
been born in the United States, and said his
birth took place over Wo Hop 81 CO. 5
store, at 743 Clay street. To substantate
the statement, How Shew, who claimed to
be member of Wo Hop & Co., made
sworn statement declaring himself well ac-
Quainted with the applicant
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a Trouhlesome nrnther-in-Iar.

Mary Owens, mother-in-aw of Policeman
John Maloney, was taken by him before the
Commissioners of Insanity yesterday. He
stated that she is very troublesome woman
and dangerous to be at large. Mrs. Owens
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CGMpAGNIE generate

IL. 4 4 TLA NTIQU
French Line to Hnvre.
EOMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH ~.
y River, foot of Morton ST. Travellers by ,ASEEsF
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
the discomfort of crossing the Channel in q small
boat
La BRETAGNE Dc Jousselin. ..................
Saturday January list -
LA CHAMPAGNE, Traub. Observation-Disclosures.
.............-... Saturday, February 18th. -
LA GASCOGNE. Santeli. Observation-Disclosures,
.......... ........- Saturday, February 14th -
La NORMANDIE, De KerSahiec.
....................S Saturday. February 2lst -
IA Tor freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. Bowling Green New York.
j. F. FUGAZI q Co, Agents, } Montgomery ava.
San Francisco. mr2JuE
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EnR Portland Q ASTORIA. OREGON.

THE UNIoN PACIFIC RAILWAY -R<s
L Ocean Dtvision-and PACIFIC COAST A1GES
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf at 10 A. for the above ports one OF
their Al iron steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-Jan. 81, Feb. IL, "a.
March 8, 20.
CoLUMBIA-Jan. Of, Feb. g. 20, March A. 49, %
OREGoN-Jan. %, Feb. 4, IL. % March I2 "a
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacific
Railroad, Oregon Short Line and other diverging
lines for all points in oregon, Washington British
Columbia Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Utah,
Wyoming Yellowstone Park, and all points East and
South and TO Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabln, SIG; steerage, S.; round
trip. cabin, $50.
Ticket Ofhces-l Montgomery st. and Palace Ho-
tel, New Montgomery ST.
GOODALL, PERKINS q CO.. Supt. Ocean Line
mr2S 10 Market St, San Francisco
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Carrying United States, Hawaiian and Co.
loniai Rails.
WILL LEAVE HE COMP ANY'S Ea
w Wharf, foot of Folsom street, sEsSP
i CT Honolulu, Auckland and Sydney.
WITHOUT CHANGE.
The Splendid New 30OO-ton Iron Steamer
MonOwai. ....... Sa urday, Feb. 18th. 3 p. VI,
Or Immediately on arrival of the British mall
For Honolulu.
SIS. Australia t3000 tonsl.. Feb. 2ith. at 2 p. L
SIS. Zcalandia February 10th, at p. NJ.
De- For freight or passage apply at office. 327
Market street. JOHN D. SPRECkELS IL BROS,
SEES General Agents.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DIsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN SIS
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska Jan. 80, G5zElsG
Feb IA, March l, Is, 81, April and May 10, 80, 8
A.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports, Jan.
3D. 30. Feb 4, 8, IA, "a March l. s, H. l6, a. 20,
81, April and May 5, 10, 10, 20, 25, 80, 9 A. NJ.
For Eureka, humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, 8 A. NJ
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth day, g A. NJ.
For san Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles Santa
Barbara and San Luis obspo every fourth day at IL
A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico. 25th Of each month.
Ticket Oihce-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery st.
GOODALL, PERKINS 81 CO., General Agents.
Se3O 10 Market Eranciscn-
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GuhARn LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SER VICE.
Umbria, Feb. 4 100 PM Umbra, March Z, $50 PM
Servla Feb. Ia. 10 100 Servia, March Ia $3.50 Aa
Etruria, Feb. 81. 200 Pm Bothniai March IL, Noon
Aurania Feb. %, 500 AM Etrura, Mich 81. 2:20 PM
Cabin passage, $50 and upward; intermediate. $50.
Steerage tickets to and from all parts OF Europe
at very low rates. For freight and passage Apply AZ
the eompauy's Office, Bowling Green, New York
VERNON IL. BROWN u CO.. General Agents
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application WILLIAMS, DlMOND " CO.,
iy27 TuThSa Agents, San Francisco.
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for Morning. for Afternoon,
ssundays excepted fSaturdays only.
1Sundays Gully. s*Mondays excepted.
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A MoyinA Boulder.

WmsrED. Conn.,. Dec. 12.-Savants are In
vited to solve the problem Of how q boulder.
Weighing over ten tons. can travel distance
OF forty feet in twonty years without human
agency. The stone is In West Hill Pond. in the
town Of Winchester. about four miles from
here. and for years 1t has been a sort Of
boundary mark. Recent surveys show that It
feet The water In the pond Is ten feet below
It's natural level and tho rock Is partly out Of
SraSei has been forced up as Il has moved on
ward. and In It's rear Is q deep channel through
which the rock ploughed its way. Many level
known Of this phenomenon for twenty years.
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!. a N,ae.x.ar.ola n,sAw.y....

KINGSTON. Dec. 1.-THE youngest criminal
that has evor been arraigned In this city was
brought before Recorder Hussey to-day. The
prisoner was George A Lobdeu. aged years,
who has proved himself to DO a bold and dar-
ing highwayman. Last night he met e twelve
year.old boy who had wallet In his hand con.
tanning $3.50. Lobdell demanded the money;
and on the refusal Of the boy to give It ND he
seized him by the throat and snatehed the
Crowd OF persons gathered, including q police
man. and the youthful highwayman was Jailed.
He will be sent to the House OF Refuge on Ran
dall's Island. .Lobdell says he has been living
with his grandmother, about FIVE miles from
here. and she being sick sent him out TO peg
malls And dissolut0 characters. ~ -
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NEyMg yAAquEDucr.-soDox DAN AND issEl,

nAa AND .as..
n the matter Of the pettiop Of John Newton Commis
sn r. r9SS ~ q ne q ssE Yor
A.. end Schsp!er iSs q the L.ys Of 1887 and bsh
New York: f"r the Appointment OF Commissioasss Of
PGSLfc Nofi6k Is aEREBY GIVEN taas sas third
separate report Of the Of AppeAisa np
On Got isa q mo ONCE o. The CLARK of Wsschester
ss r. Court HSrss N ~ yisss Of whit BIZ.
~ issi nlsd IN The ses q t6s csrf ofFutnsn coun
hrmstion 20 the supreme Court q Special Term there
Court HoSss IL the city q PoushEespsis Susshoss
SSSos on Ds0 ~ asa q a S CIshx IN che fore
ssd T. p; az New YORK oily
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Tsmmany Hall will have its organization
ready for work very early in the new year.
The Committee Of Twenty-four will meet on
Tuesday next. tho Committee on Organization
Oh Wednesday, and the General Committee on
$fIdaY; II is likely that the primaries will DO
The number OF applications for membership
IN the organization is unusually largo. Tho
growth 81 the organization has been so great
that there has been some talk OF increasing
the General and District committees.
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. TIE LIFE sAvERv. zRxBUzK


Prsssnt.sso. Or . SILVER Vase - Mrs.. o. ..
Cen n 1ensry Of Her Late Husband
WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.-Thero was . notable
gathering In the New Hampshire avenue home
of Mrs. 8 8. Coz this afternoon. The occasion
was the presentation to her. on behalf Of the
Officers and men Of the life-saving service OF
the United States, Of q magnificent vase OF
silver. intended to express the appreciation OF
the members Of the service Of the labors other
late husband in It's behalf The presentation
was made soon after 2 O'Clock. and was accom-
panied by several speeches eulogtzing the
work done By the late Mr. Cox in Congress- In
building up and fostering the bureau that
now stands at the head Of similar Institutions
throughout the world. On the body OF the vase
the following words appear:
COZ y The %s%osrs of &c his:syins s.!ss e g:
Unite. state IN 81 Ssp e ns
and sG1ascs sne sisisnoy and eiory o ths ls.ayns
nsss and soausns sdvSeass Is issa.;s and isfai
champion.
At tho bottom. In neat .sharacters p {. quo
e e ss% ADs 1si
Is'ns g:a' s:'i s:s
|,;
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own exceeding great reward.
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ing service. and the vase was accepted on be-
eSief eierf q sh 81 asoRs Among
wembers Of the llfe:saytnG service
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DO YOU WANT A PIANO.

New secondhand square OF upright caah o. month
" paymentA II % send name and address %
postal card and win promptly mail Illustrated Data
osus prloss tsrma Ao to any address Catalogues In
Enslish. German, Or Spanish. New holiday stock for
used shoft time. S76 up Send 70 us before dscdins
fEEK SON Estabiished a yearsA
a.. BEL. g. Corner Broadway and Attn o.
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2slisisxs Ysttres.

NEW SOCIETY ETHICAL. sPIRITUALIsTs-Han e
West l&th a Mr.. Helen g brigham Snsws. guss
ths sudisnSs II ~. sgb3s0f for lecture RP. ~
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NEW, ,AQUEDUcr-soDOM DAN AND REsIR.
SUPREME COURT. SECOND JUDICIAL pIsTRIcr.-
the matter OF the petition OF John Newton Commits
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SttotaegS xt Yxit.

A DvICK YRRB.-.Estates settled. admInistEstor.
"A bonds furnished pensions, divorces. CONkLINO
156 Libsrty 1t. Evenings $50 9Th sw
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Real Estate Transfers.


lOtth o. 4 l61 Park ~, 2bxllo.ll, Nasy
oyA6trss q John z Doyle: ...a.:..v oASo(
NSsiSS ~. y cor iisy:ia S5xio0i; John
eSiing 70 poElng q. s:SxY;:.v:;s.
nStns kapelyea 70 W Shelton .... .-......
CANAL Of, ADJ Nellie Rogers 20 pudlong.. n.81l
Elm O. les; William Chryptis 70 O Curtis.
Houston ct 1T; Irsna Negier 20 0hl.ndt-. 1s.o0e
EsoosDxs nos1GAGsa
Clokoy, Ells l. 70 A Wenssl . " cor Cysstea
~ and 1S<th o. demand ............... a. o0(
CessT. Julius. 70 Thos , Hewitt n 7Ath 81
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