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The morning call., 1891-05-21
OBIT u AIRY,
MRS. JOHN j. DYKES.

Mrs. John j. Dykes, an old resident OF South
dence Hunters Point She had been afiictsd
with painful malay for some time and for TWO
months has been unable TO leave her room Mrs
DYKES was naive OF Hamburg Germany, and
was 80 years OF age She arrived In CaiIfornia
IN 1853. and the following year married John i
Dykes, the well-known master shipwright. The
husband three sons, rs many daughters and
eight grandchildren survive her. ~
The morning call., 1891-05-21

Captain E. L. Hamilton died In A pIa. Samoa
on April 23d. The captain was well known i'm
San Francisco In former years, having oommand.
ed several vessels on this coast. After giyjng mn
the sea lie went 10 Apia, and has resided tnerp
several years. N''
The morning call., 1891-05-21
The Davis VIII Ease

BUTTE (Mont) May 2O.-The trial OF the
Davis case was postponed TO June 22d Oh mo-
ton for a continuance Of the affidavit, Henry
a. Root, who claims tie viii Is a forgery aud
wants time to take deposition OF witnesses as to
Lle haldMIlIlnR OF Tie man lhaL WHOLE II.
The morning call., 1891-05-21
What nIicht Hare Reen Ernected.

The charge Of petty larceny against little
Eddie McQuaid, who was unjusty arrested
and locked up in cellar at % Stockton
street for taking an empty bottle, was dis
missed by Judge WOrleY Yesterday.
The morning call., 1891-05-21
Judge Taft,s Condition.

BAN DIEGO, May 2O-There was no change
10 Judge TAFT condition up to 10 O'Clock this
evening. No nOurlshnent OF ony kind has been
administered for TWO days, and Ills life hangs bv
tie meTest thread, which might be severed at
auV mOmenf
The morning call., 1891-05-21

BOTANICAL CLUB.-At the meeting OF the
California Botanical Club at the hall OF the
Academy Of Sciences tonight the following
papers Will be read: The Benefits OF Botanic
tanlcal Names" Ii. T. Blcke; Botanizing io
the Iehaehapi Range" I. S. Brandegee
The morning call., 1891-05-21
Shot From Ambush.

CLIFTON (Ariz.l May 2O.-The report is con-
hTmed that Whitium was killed BY Indians. The
Indians were in ambush close 10 The house and
shot him twice. lhe bullets entering the right
side, raRning through the body and out on the
left. J he Indians headed east toward New
Mexico Abe Boyls, who went TO bury Whiltum,
brought IN the report yesterday.
The morning call., 1891-05-21
a Fatal Fall.

STOCKTON. May 2O.-HOrace D. Norihrop, a
farmer, living near Woodbridge, in this county,
fell from step-ladder yesterday and struck his
bead on a grubbmg-hoe causing conclusion Of
WAS so years Of age and leaves widow and sew
eTal grOWn-up children.
The morning call., 1891-05-21
Booked for Larceny.

Nancy Agnes Marggraff was arrested on
Montgomery street last night by Officers
Donnellan and Gillian for stealing a gold
watch aud chain from Charles Mckay. The
prisoner WAS booked for grand larceny
The morning call., 1891-05-21

The Gamewell Fire-alarm Telegraphic
Company has sued the California Electrical
Works TO recover $1,000 damages, alleging
that incorrect returns were made as to sales
Of properly while its agent for California.
The morning call., 1891-05-21

CLIFTON (Arlz.( May 2O.-The heaviest hall
storm ever known visited this section last even
ing. Rain accompanied II, damaging the road.
bed fifty feet Two miles below here.
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Arrive =.

Arrived.
"WEDNESDAY, May 20.
Bark Vidette, Gilman. days from Port Madison /.
lumber and laths, TO Il Nj Herrck
Bark Richard Ill, Common, 10 DAYS from Denart
ure Bay: 1900 tons coal, TO Il Dunsmuir a. Sons
Bktn North Rend. Wallace, 3 days from Shoaiwa
ter Bay; lumber, to Simpson Lumber Co
Sehr Maxim, Peterson. 70 days from Caspar. l6n
NJ II lumber, to Caspar Lumber Co.
Schr VEGA. Rasmussen, "a days from Grays Har-
Dor; lumber, to Sade.
The morning call., 1891-05-21

Mr.. Gladstone, having got into corre-
spondence with Lady Florence Dixie on
the subject of woman suffrage, remarks
automatically that 1t is a large question,
and that if he ever attempts to discuss it he
will approach the subject in a serious and
considerable spirit.
The morning call., 1891-05-21
BIRTHS MARRIAGES-DEATHS.

TBirth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted They must he handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name aud residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published
The morning call., 1891-05-21
Terrific Wind.etnrm

MERGED May 2O-A terrific wInd-stOrm CON-
menced here about o'clock this afternoon and
b still blowing. II 1t should continue through
the plight much damage will DO done to grain
and fruit
The morning call., 1891-05-21

e. II were an Alderman" man said the
ether day. /" I'd introduce a measure that
would cSzzFef every jeweler who displays a
large clock in his window to keep 1t in or
The morning call., 1891-05-21
Rain at Santa Ana.

SANTA ANA, May 2O.-A steady rain com.
neneed falling at 10 o'clock this evening, and
the indications are that 1t will continue during
the night
The morning call., 1891-05-21

S. r. Nettleton, Special Agent of the
Treasury, arrived in this city from Wash
ington, ID. G., last night. He is at the Occi-
dental.
The morning call., 1891-05-21
BORN.

BROAD-In this city, May Is, 1891, to the wife OF
J. +. Broad daughter.
LICHTENSTEIN-In this city May 20, 1891, to the
wife OF Edward Lichtenstein, son.
BARRY-In this city, May 10, 1891, to the wife of
Robert NJ. Barry. son.
REYNOLDS-In this city. May 10. 1891. to the
wife of Ii. g. Reynolds. a son.
DRAY-In San Jose, May 20, 1891, to the vile OF
John Dray.
THUEsEN-Mar 1s. 1891. to the wife of N T.
ThueSeu a son.
The morning call., 1891-05-21
AttOrneY.General Of OREGON.
Jewellers, CIocks Not InfaIIihlo.

SALEM (Oregon) May 2O.-GoVernor Pennoyer
today appointed George Z. Chamberlain Of
Albany Attorney General Of Oregon.
The morning call., 1891-05-21
The Third Shock OF EARTHQUAKES.
Laden with Coal.

A slight shock of earthquake was expe-
rienced IN this city at 10 o'clock last even.
ing. 1t was the third shock felt this year.
The morning call., 1891-05-21
LANES O. FncAnru
JEAN JACQUES WEISS.

James G. Fogarty, a weknown ball-plaver
died at Philadelphia yesterday OF eonsumntion'
aged rs. His home was In Los Angeles
The morning call., 1891-05-21

The bark Richard III arrived in port last
night with cargo of 1900 tons of coal. She
is from Departure Bay
The morning call., 1891-05-21
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENoE,

M. Jean Jacques weles, a distinguished French
Journalist. died at Paris yesterday.
The sun., 1891-06-25
mosr,s rarryDs paorrsr
MRS. Greie Makes n Lively Speech and
Collects 81 for Mrs. Most.

MRS. Greis Makes n Lively Speech and
Collects 81 for Mrs. Most.
OF the half dozen speakers who made Cooper
Union tIall lurid with anarchistie sentiments
last night the most interesting was Frau Jo-
hanna Greie. The meeting had been called
by Herr Mcst's friends to protest against his
Imprisonment. Capt. McCullaRh, the elder.
had nearly 100 men iuthe hall and In the cor
ridors. aud special men who understood Ger
man anil were to watch for speakers who
evinced any desire tn follow Herr Most In
deed. to look at tho packed hall. you would
have imagined shat q policeman was sand
wiched In between every two Anarchists.
Mrs Greie Is mlld.looking young woman.
and wears glasses. She has habit OF Begin
ming In q low voice. sliding through cl clesoendos.
and landing in 2 fortissimo that fllls the hall
Your manhood hss been taken from ,you.",
% have oni1 % yonr lives i've % TO lose. o Everybodi Who
Of themselves. Herr Most is now In a drenry
~. liz ns s sHs s.o q Ps Rs See Of
sss Ts bssn st.n on Ss Viz viii sD
ycuns man come for forward ss and an, lsIa y
and S here bsy AND AND
Tired. but Mis-. Greie had resumed her speech.
ansust beSar mRh Tho sS
eS.sd. 9s X. rSs sGa ended Three
Joseph Bafondess sat on the platform. An
orchestIa was there, too: and PLAYED ansrch;;
Tas taRsn up % ios .Rs speeSh FSnd
The sun., 1891-06-25
Divorced In This CITY.

Judge Lawrence In the Supreme Court on
Tuesday snnuled the marriage OF Achilles
Rose and Katharine Rose. DR.. Rose Is .
physician OF this city, and writer on medical
topics. He married Mrs. Rose on June 0. 1887.
In 1883 he discovered that his wife had been
married before. An investigation revealed the
fact that her first husband was alive when she
married DR.. Rose.
Mrs. Roses maiden name was Kate Degnan.
On Aug. 0. 1882, she married William A. Nc
Call Of Newark. Two years aRo DR.. Rose be-
gan the action which has resnlted in the
annullment OF his marriage. Mrs. Rose made
no defence. Whom papers in the suit were
sSrysd % on hsf tT2 ssrs 2. ago she ssid that
ried to ano, her woman. and consequently she
was at Liberty to marry DR.. Rose.
Judgments ot absolute divorce were granted
yesterday In these cases: BY Judge Lawrence
g Arthur 4 ltiee from Mary A. Rtce,. to Sarah
Frank from ass Sssm4n 1FtM Frank II tQ Na'han hofh
!. Eddy from William O. Eddy,' 10 Charles
Perry from Della Perry. and to Ernestine q
Gardner from Philip Gardner.
Judge Lawrence has granted a limited d.
vorce 70 Mary McCaffrsy from John McCafirsy.
and TO Ceceiia +. Dorney from Thomas i. Dor
The sun., 1891-06-25
Lo..e. by the Hud.o. street Fire.

The loss by ths FIRE which wrecked the three
upper floors OF the x-story building at Hud-
son and Rsade streets on Tuesday night was
much larger than ut first reported. The fire
started on the fourth floor, which. together
with the two floors above. Is occupied by
John Cramer. shoe manufacturer. He
estimates his loss at s4O.0OO 10 $4,000. partly
covered BY insurance. His stock. he says, will
be almost total loss. He could MT account
for the origin Of the fire. H..
On the third floor were the workshop and
otiicss OF the Maichless L!ghting Company
The Govetbody Envelore Company also had .
VI g. os hs ssnSs oSsr ssS oS
cupants Of the tuildine. who suffered less TO
,hsir % stock by wster; nre the Tharber: wylsnd
br!hln 4 Palmer, 81 ,uw; \. Il. Davis $1,000:
The building. It, IL said, is owned by tho Rhine
lander t estate. The damage to 1t is from 10000
The Fire Marshal 10 making an Investigation
to learn, II possible, the cause OF the IRE.
The sun., 1891-06-25
HEA8sEs ARE OFFENSIVE


Mr. Rowland and HIS Neighbors Dos't
Like Living Near An Undertnkor's.,
The suit brought by Mrs. Thomas +. Row
land Of 329 Madison avenue for an Injunction
restraining Dr.. Charles w. Miller. the owner.
and the Taylor Company. undertakers. the
occupants OF the adjoining house at tho corner
of Forty third street, from carrying on's busl-
ness that is offensive to the neighbors, came
up before Judge McAdam In the Superior Court
yesterday
BENJAMIN G. Clark said he was II years old.
and had lived at 32e Madison avenue. Just
across from Dr. Millers house. for great
many years. He had bought the place. relying
on the restrictions to keep the neiGhbofhood
select. He would not have bought Il II DO had
sive than hearses. but hs considered nssrses
W stsphen phen'ihs. K. Lesher OF $50 Madison svenus
sse house O. in which IL lived. Cut < sonsssnss =
Win VII % her sAd liz SRs years Oh S sad ssa
nSna more t1Sa ISn tweny yssss on ,ns SiSS 2sd
shsp. very nnple easauI People. rsnS 6is d6or
ianerHl was soing g take place. and d made
Madson avenue Eesw thu, she @ ns Il s.ssa a
undsltakinS % % estaDi.shmen. I @ was onSnsive to 10
his sight AMI smen ami Injurious 70 tho prop.
+. s. Hallen = real estate dealer. tn answer
to hypotnetical question. sBiu that an esiab-
lishment like the Taylor Com panys would bo
decided iuJury to property.
uas Ne H.aa q, Id I'd
Leard dIsagreeable noises. had sson dead
bodies. and didn't like 1t. He thought his busi.
ness was injured.
Thomas s. Rowland. tho husband OF the plain
never knew until the Taylor ComDany came
that there were any strange Odors about
When sitting In tue parlor he neard mysterious
noises. like driving nails In ooifns He id
not know that the noises were N ade by driv-
Ing nails IN collins. but the conviclion that they
were made him creepy and nervous, and had
were not granted he would have TO move. or
hire an extra servant 10 answer the door for
people looking for corpseS.
Mary. .Artls, = domesi b 81 Mrs. Rovland's en-
Constantly rung By people who wanted 10
know know when the funeral was eoipg TO be In
Ing upon seeing the dead body 0. her brother
bhe refused to holteve that the body WAS not
In The house, and had to De put out forciby.
The case 10 still on.
The sun., 1891-06-25
THE WAR IN CHILL
Her People Mny Import Food. but Not
Munitions or War From Panama.

Her People Mny Import Food. hut Not
Mutations OF War From Panama.
PANAMA. June 16.-The Central American
srates-Coiombia. Ecuador. and Peru-hays all
refralned from recognizing the Gillian insur-
gents as belligerents.
From Panama provisions have been shipped
for tho Chilian ports under instructions from
tho Foreign Minister to impede. as far as pos
sible In the absence OF custom houses. all ship
meuts for Chilli OF arms. munitions or contra
band OF war OF any class. With respect to pro-
Visions which are matters OF general neces-
sity. no delay should be placed on their ship
The latest news from Iquiaue says that no
Improvement Is observable Ia business. and
things generally are very dull No business is
bearer are in circulation. But all these have
suffered serious depreciation with the excep:
ton OF those issued by the representatives OF
MIR. North. which are received everywhere.
Coin has almost entirely disappeared from cir
culstion. and only the now fractional coinage
SANTIAGO DE chill. June A.-The division Of
the chiiisn army eommsndedd d by deni stsrhan: s
already twice crossed tho snow.covei ed Andes.
and which has been several es dispersed by
the Argentine authorities. has rejonod the
main body Of President BRlmaceda's army
after recrossinR the Cordillera at . height of
l2,5OO feet above the level Of the sea and with
snow twenty-five feet deep on the mountains.
The sun., 1891-06-25
COZ BOIRs REN0atIN.i TED
The Iowa Democrats Name n Ticket ssd
Denounce the McKtnley Law.

L
OrTuMwA. Juno 24.-Fifteen hundred en-
thusastio Democrats assembled In State Con-
vention here to-day. Should the Democrats
carry the State and rsGlect Gov. Boies. the
claim OF Iowa as q pivotal State in the national
| campaign next year will bo too well estab-
| lishsd to DO disputed.
Mayor Burgess delivered the address Of well
come. and Walter II. Butler. Congressman Of
the Fourth district, was chosen temporary
Chairman. In his speech he said:
The Democratic party is more than ever
determined to overthrow the inlauitous Nc
| Kipley bill toheersl. and to establish In Its
stead q law based upon the principle that all
taxation OF whatever nature shall be for rev.
onuo alone. tApplause.l The FREQ coinage
plank In the platform OF 1890 struck :he key
note to the financial situation. and 1t will
strike 1t still" tCheers.l ... .....s
At recess tho Com mittee on Resolutions won't
to work. and soon blocked out the platform.
Col. Charles A. Clark Of Cedar Rapids placed
in nomination Gov. Horace Boes for second
term. A huge banner suddenly dropped into
sight. displaying the familiar features OF Gov.
Boies Tho effect was instantaneous upon the
audience. One mighty cheer arose. and. as
Col Clark turned to tho portrait aud said
democrats. salute your chef." the enthu-
siasm was almost without bounds. Mayor
to us"I tho Iowa leader US one who was. des-
assn nsa 1 Rafns sns nH
The Convention. Senator ]. II. Shields II q, Du.
,G s:asn N " saS ss
Who SSs esp5sd sls foiiossr: 70 shs verge p
lovers low n' to he very heart Of it You Know what
ePpaSass asy Bo.s b. DE-.
Clarpd tha nominee by reclamation.
Let everybody arise, said the chairmsn;
lSo9 Gh'sns End pnsssriassa ,sa
stood up. waving fans and nandssrohieIs. The
has he MN
choi Of the Convention was never heard
Tn The tic siStst s Was completed with ssmuel L.
Bestow, Of Charltan for Lieutenant. Governor:
g. Of sns Se
lio Instruction. and Peter A. Dey for Railroad
Commissioner.
Tbs m e Coz s'BSoss Bs
ps % q s
sure under STRINGENT penalties full and equal
taxation q every species OF property: fayoss
favor 'i ei Just. ' liberal, and sauitsSs psDslon
'a*Ws dsnounce rs es the Mokinioy BILL tho motives
under which IL Ia suhmitted Tor the approval OF
tho American people. We demand equal op-
and for every citizen: and we insist that every
oppressive feature OF the tariff bs eliminated.
restored to tho sea and the markets Of the
world opened to the producing classes. The
the Treasury for sneoiai classes and interests.
which are o moro entitled to be aided By the
Government than the farmers Of Iowa Ia rails
frontier in their hnrdships and sunerlnRs as
tho vanguard OF civilization"
The platform also denouncea the "wasteful
and lavish appropriations Of the last Con-
gresa" favors, the election OF United States
Senators by direct vote Of The people and de.
m ade lull legal tender for all debts. public and
private.
The sun., 1891-06-25
THE sEVKN7M HARD At WORK.
Company ID VIII Celebrate Its Eighty .ANi
Anniversary This Evening.

Company ID VIII Celebrate Its Eighty .anA
Anniversary This Evening.
STATE CAMP. PExKsKIII. June A.-Ths Sow
enth are In for Q record and bound 10 got
1t. They arc doing the greatest work that
they ever did the post officers said to-day. and
when the Seventh does its best 1t 10 needless
TO say that 1t is good work. That Was what
Col. Loder OF the regulars ibooRht this morn
ing. when Col. Appleton invited him 10 review
the battalion that turned out for drill. It was
. review that will not be forgotten In o genera
tion: First they passed in q Suick time And then
die do Wink. fiddle dc Wink the Barber they
9ayorted around in double time without max.
Ing break.
Surgeon stimson watched them through the
drill. but his professional services woro NOT
needed. The men worked again g they did
yesterday IN the coolest aud most comfortable
dress that hos ever been used in tho oamD-A
tbin. loose blouse and white trousers.
To- might there Is to be q presentation to
George 4. McGowan. Jr. News Gf the juniors
arrival In New York has Iust been reosived
here. and his fathers comrades are going TO
Company ID will celebrate its eighty NTH an
ni,ersary tom morroW night
The sun., 1891-06-25
Requa-Pnrk.

Miss Emile Park. the eldest daughter OF Mr..
Charles Park OF the firm OF Park & Tilford.
was married last evening to Mr.. L. Frederic
Requa. son OF Mr.. E. Lee Reoua, In tue Rye
Presbyterian Church BY the Rev. DR.. John
Bushnell. who was assisted by the Rev. ArJh-
deacon Kirkby. Mr.. Il. Ruesell Requa attend
ed his brother as best man. The ushers were:
DR.. Fairfax Bush. Mr.. Charles Lamont. Mr.
Joseph Campbell, Mr.. William Matthews. Mr..
Frederick Ives, and Mr.. Joseph Park. brother
OF the bride. Each man wore his present from
the bridegroom, q teur-de-lis scarfpin OF
moonstonss and pearls.
was the maid Of honor. Miss Helen Wood
ward Miss Carroll Macy. Miss ,Addie Smith,
a"d Mics Marie Park, a sister OF tho bride were
the bridemaiLs: They were IN dresses tof
rose pink chiffon auh carried each o bouquet
Of pink roses. They received from the bride
gold hat pins. Miss Park, the bride. wore
white satin, and point lace, Her white tplls
veil was held up with tue lovers knot Of dia-
monda a present from the bridegroom. She
carried bouquet OF orchids and white rossa,
brides father. Ridgs View on North street
Among the guests were Alr. and MrA John D.
Rockefellar, Miss Emma Fockeiellar. Mrs.
Charles Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs; John Erv!pR.
MID: Langdon Erving. and Mr. and Mrs.
Hamilton Fairfax.
The sun., 1891-06-25
FRENCHY'S TRIAL BEGUN.
-FOUR JURORS IN THE CASE OF SHAKE
sPEARE'S ALLEGED MURDERER.

| The prfsoper Appesrs 20 Wsvo Rec6teret
from the Fright that Msde ulr' ~ FRET
able object when re Was First Ar
raisned In Court by Inspector Ryrncs
George Frank. otherwise called -Ameer Ben
| ALI and known as "Frenchy No. IL was put
on trial yesterday for the murder OF Carrie
Brown. otherwise known us "shakespenre'
in ths East River Hotel, ON tho niaht OF Apri
"a. Within the bar. close to the prosecutors,
Assistant District Attorneys wellman and
slmms. sat Inspector Dyrnes. fanked by cap-
tains Mclaughlin and o'Connor and DetectiVe
sergeants Frink and Crowley.
George Frank, the prisoner, did not appear
to be tho cowed, friendless foreigner. haif DEAD
with fright. who was brought down to the
General Sessions building to be committed to
await the action OF the Grand Jury three days
after bis arrest. He appeared to havo got over
all OF his fright and he sauntered up the aisle
to the bar with head erect and calm. con-
1dent OF xpression on his thin. yellow face.
After Clerk Penney had called the roll OF the
regular and extra panel Of talesmen In attend.
snce Lawyer Levy renewed his application Of
Monday for an adjournment on account OF the
absence OF Lawyer House. whoee continued Ill
health, he said. made II impossible for the de.
fence to proceed: Recorder smyth said that hsd
.Ns hsi q T. ewesr wa. .ns first
that hs had Conscientious scruples that would
prevent him from renderinR verdict OF euiity
and %sS Yet" tSss Exclaimed Mr. .ws,lman, you
E!h the and s son Ssss Ts:e IN One 81 Ing
Jurors WHO voted to acault Mrs. Nelson Ia this
'eess on h!'des 1sspiss iissfNes bu.
sEdSt i ssSts case nan Ara Ssd con-
Mr.; NSuberger endeayored TO explnin bnt
M. Wellman pressed his challenge as 70 Mr..
Nenibergsrs compete1cy to serve: and lie
Herman Cantor. the next talesman called.
Confederation OF Franks case By the criticisms
Ii shs so sS' eiS G ler Il:
shootIng q Samuel I. N: Post; and Mr.. Cantor
ssid that be had read such criticisms and Mr..
s'a ssts zss Be- 81
ns q Record
eenssrs.a -" hs n.H sria aHr and q he
pqSliG dig nothing e ihS ki1d Tho do.,,
sS1 sS Ss S,Or ra sSGH 6 y%.s ThS %ha
was. convicted OF killing Edward Moran two
weeks ago, after the jury had delibernted but
for ten rninutes. or In tho trial Of Fernando
Moro. last week. within three hours. though
both trials took over 9 week eaoh was ,accept-
able to the defence, ,Joseph BARRELS: clerk for
a s. FrsnFiin street. ilnaiiy w.s, made. iors.
man OF the jury Other successful candidates
for the jury box were James shipman. builder;
ns4ss sns s Of
porter Of tobacco. Of iis west street Then
the trial was adjourned until to-day.
The sun., 1891-06-25
business TroubIes.

Judge Biscbofr of the Court OF Common Pleas
has granted nm order to show cause why re-
ceiver should not be appointed for the Metro
politan Witch Company OF 80 East Fourteenth
street In the suit OF the Holland Trust Com
pany. trustee for the mortgage bonds OF $780,
oCO. The company did business on the club
system. was incorporated on Sept 4. 1889 with
a capital stock OF 100000 and Issued bonds 10
the amount OF 10000. pledgIna the assets as
security. The embarrassment resulted from
The failure In Philadelphia OF the Keystone
Watch Company and Atkinson Brothers. tho
concern.
John @ Coleman has fled his bond az re-
cetver for the eAnRlo-American Novelty Com
rany at Fourteenth street and Union square,
for voluntary dissolution OF The corporation
Tho Sheriff yesterday sold out the stock and
fixtures OF tile Frey Bros. Company. cigar
manufaSturers. at .4O4 Avenue A, and Of
leaf tobacco deaiers. nt $50 Second avenue.
Tho former sale realized $500.