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Was Miss Ellen Bonsall Torbert, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Torbert Her
wedding took place September II, 1856. at
1896 Golden Gate avenue, the residence of
her father, since deceased A limited num-
Der of invitations were issued. They were
a novelty in their way, being engraved on
cOpper-plate in autograph imitation. The
rooms were decorated tastefully with
roses and variety OF choice flowers.
The Right Rev. Bishop w. 1. Kip per-
formed the impressive marriage service
of the Episcopal Church After the cere-
mony Miss Abbie HAYES, who has since
become Mrs. f. Hatch of Honolulu, as the
maid of honor, lifted the fieecy bridal veil.
The bride, who was more generally known as
Miss "Sheda" Torbert, was elegantly at
tirel in a rich and most becoming toilet of
blanc MORE satin, combined with rare point
lace.
The toilets worn by the guests were all
noticeable for their richness and elegance.
Dancing was followed by sumptuous sup
per. A large number of valuable presents
were received. After Il brief sojourn in this
city Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder departed for their
Eastern home. Mrs. Snyder is now prom
inent in the New York colony of Calfor-
mans.
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TIE CALLS Query Column is conducted with
view to aid all seekers after knowledge OF gen
eral interest.
Catch questions will not receive any attention.
No opinion will be given In this column regard
ing the reliability or character OF any person or
firms in This city or elsewhere.
Questions, answers 10 which are In the nature
of an advertisement, VIII not be answered.
Every inquiry must have the true and full
name OF the sender. as well as the correct resi-
dence. Any inquiry that has not the cor
rect name and address OF the sender will
be treated MS il 1t vas not signed, and the
writer need not expect an answer.
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California at the wo-,5,.

commissioner Mcdonald of the Califor-
MIA WORLDS Fair Association has received
word from Director General Davis 10 the
erect that California may have space for a
separate State building.
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Is one Of the younger matrons who grace
Jewish society. She presides over an ele
CANT home in the Western Addition ana
goes much in society. She is slender. with
refined features. She is actively interested
in several of our leading charities. Her
manner is quick and impulsve. She is a
friendship. it is fixed forever. She is an ac-
tive little woman and takes great interest in
the affairs of the day. She may often be
seen in our largest stores and the markets,
for she herself attends to all the detail OF
housekeeping with the zeal that is eharac-
teristic of a good German housewife.
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COMPaGNIE GENERALS

L Il u L l. TIQU 3.
French Line to Havrr
COMPANN'S PIER (NEw), AZ NORTH ,,
y River, foot OF Morton st. Travellers by <4fTSAe
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
boat = - A-'AA
LA NoRMANDIE, De Kersabiec..
Saturday, December goth, IL 100 NJ
La BOURG06NE, Frangeui. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
saturday, December 27th. at 5 100 A. "
LA BRETAGNE, De Jousselin. ..,........,..
$1,000 Saturday, jan Sd. -
Saturday, January 10th -
~ For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent
n ,,,,c,. NO. Bowling Green New YORK
San Francisco. s'".eL1 rvs
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Carrying united States, Hawaiian and Co.
lonial Mails.
WILL LEAVE The COMP ANY'S 60
w Wharf, foot of Folsom street. s1SS,7
Eor Honolulu, Auckland and Sydney,
WITHOUT CHANGE
The Splendid New 3000-ton Iron Steamer
MGripOss., Saturday, Jan. 9Th. 3 II. VI
Or Immediately on arrival OF the British mail
For Honolulu.
-. Australia (3OoO tonsl. Jan. eth, at . P. V
Rs For freight or passage, apply at ONCE SIl
Market street. JOIN ID. SPRECkEIS & BROS
ECO l. General AgeutS
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA. OREGON,

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY se-1x
L Ocean Divlsion-and PACIFIC COAST SNSs5aSss-
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf at 10 A.. NJ for the ABOVE ports one OF
their AL iron steamships. viz:
STATE OF CALIFURNIA-Jan. 7, 10 al
COLUMBIA-Jan. 3. Is, 27.
OREG0N--Jan. IL, %.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacific
Railroad, Oregon Short Line and other diverging
lines for all points in Oregon, Washington British
Oolum0ia, Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Utah
wyoming, Yellowstone Park, and all points East and
South and TO Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin, SIC; steersge S.; round
trip, cabin, $50
Ticket onices-1 Montgomery st. and Palace Ho-
tel. New Montgomery st.
Go0DALL, PERKINS & CO.. Supt. Ocean Line.
mr2S 10 Market ST., San Francisco
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MARYLAND TRooPs-C. W. w.. Santa
Cruz, Cal. o. Under all calls for troops by
the President the State of Maryland fur
nished for the Union army some 1880
soldiers regiments and 4 troops of cav
airy, 6 light batteries and 20 regiments and
] company lSaG oil. OF infantry. 81 MARYLAND also
the number being placed at 10000. OF
known organizations there were 2 battalions
of cavalry, of infantry aud light batteries.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN IN
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska , A. NJ sSIcEsS
OCT. ~, Noy l. 10, Dec 10, 81 Jan. Is 20.
=. NJ. Nov. 49, II. 70, Dec. J. ., IL Is 81 26 81,
Jan. 5, 10. Is. 20, % and So
For Eureka Humboldt Bay Wednesdays 9 A. "
For Mendoclno Fort Bragg. etc, Mon days, Pm
For Santa Ana Los Angeles. and all way ports
For San Diego stopping only at Los Angsie8 Santa
barbara and San LUIS OBispo every fourth day =.
II A. NJ
For ports in Mexico, 25th OF each month
Ticket ohce-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery st.
GOODALL, PERKINS IL CO. General Agents.
Sc3U San Fran
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

THE CoMPANY's STEAMERS WILL 81.
sail <<tcfer
FOR NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA,
steamship ACAPULCO. Saturday January g. 1891
at IL O'Clock NJ taking freight and passengers direct
Tor Mazatan, Acapulco, Coos, Champerico. San jose
de Guatemala. Acajutla. La Libertad, Corinto Punta
Arenas and Panama.
FOX HONG KONG via YOKOHAMA.
CITY OF PICKING .-.
49, Saturday, January 10, 1891, at 3 PM
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO
.-............ Tuesday, February 3, / SOL at 3 PM
ChINA... Thursday, February IS. 1891, ut 5 PM
This steamer Will make a special call at San
reduced rates
For freight or passage spply,s the once. oosasr
fistand Brannan streets
IIaneh Ofiice-202 Front street.
W. r. A. JOHNSON, Acting Gen'I Agent.
CelbH GEORGE IL RICE. Tra.nc Manager
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BEST TRussEs g. SHOULDER BRACES

Made at j. III. A. FOLKERS Il RROs..
SgkGICALAND DENTAL INSTRUMENT
H9DEroI, lis Montgomery Sc, adjoining SUu5acd
~SS'AeHs'i nosei enlfahea IVA & cod
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JACKsoN's DEFEAT. J. W., City.
Your question whether Peter jackson was
lever defeated in a finish fight must be
answered as follows: Billy Farnan beat
Jackson in Victoria Hall, Melb ourne, about
five years ago in three rounds. Jackson
was stopped by a punch in the stomach.
Jackson, however, had the best of the mill.
and knocked Farnau down, but the latter,
after regaining his equilibrium, caught
stomach. Jackson fell and re NAMED down.
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where he is met by the Mayor aud the CouG-
cilmen. Tie Chamberlain then informs hini
that the city has decided to confer upon
him the rights OF free citizen, and makes an
address, usually applaudt"ry of the special
service or merit of the person upon whom
the honor is about TO be conferred. He
is then handed a small slip of parch-
ment inscribed with his name and
titles. which guarantees to the holder and
his children after his death forever the
right TO live and trade within that city with
ont having to pay tax on the goods as
they are brought through the gates 1t ex-
empts them from military and naval service
and tolls, and duties throughout the United
care of the Chamberlain, who, in case they
are orphans. takes charge of their property
and administers it in their interests until
they arrive at years of maturity. The
parchment bears the seal ana signature OF
the LoId Mayor and the Chamberlain, and
is more generally decorated with ribbons
aud also illuminated. 1t is also Enclosed in
long, thin gold box and is intended. of
course, as an heirloom. This gold casket in
which the freedom of the city is given is
often very beautiful and costly.
CHRoNoLoGy-J. B. F.. San Luis Obispo,
Cal. Q) Jesus Christ, the founder Of the
Christian religion, was born in the fourth
year before the Christian era, as is supposed,
but the era so named from the birth proba-
bly, does not correspond in its epoch with
that event by several years. The era of
Dlonyslus, invented In the sixth century by
Dionysius the Little, was reckoned by him
nine months sooner than the common era,
and as the chronicles of the middle ages
sometimes use other periods from which to
reckon the year of the Lord, knowledge Of
them is indispensable in explaining the
apparent contradictions in the dates of
events in the middle ages. Then with
regard to events subsequent to 1852 care
must be exercised to determine whether the
old or new style is used, the difference be-
tween which in the seventeenth century
was ten, in the eighteenth eleven and the nine
teenth century twelve days. Care must be
taken also to decide whether writer calls
the year Immediately preceding the
Christian era l y. c. Or B. c., mathema-
teal writers usually adopting the latter
notation. 81 There are more than a score
OF methods of computing time. 90 The Q.
c. cannot enter into the nicetieS of the dif-
ferences of the systems adopted by the
Greeks, Romans, Russians and Jews An
encyclopedia must be consulted for this
information.
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THE GOLDEN GATE-J. w. s., Oakland,
Cal.-Many attempts have been made to
ascertain the origin of this name as applied
to the magnificent entrance to the harbor Of
San Francisco. but all without satisfactory
results, few writers going beyond the APP
propriate naming Chrysopale-the Golden
Memoir Of California" written in 1S47, be-
fore the source of the golden streams, which
have since flowed through it, was discovered.
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ACCORDING TO ONE THEoRY-F. B., City.
u Your questions involve points of law SO
nice that the @. c. cannot undertake to de-
termine them. On the theory that the inn
keeper whose services in furnishing board
and lodging are necessary and therefore
that the law compels him to provide enter
tainment for every decent person apply
ing and able and willing to pay for the
same, it has been argued that the nature Of
the entertainment furnished by the keeper
of bar or taD-room or saloon is not a
necessity and therefore that he is not in the
category with the inn-keeper and may re-
fuse under ordinary circumstances to give
a respectable man drink of liquor. (2) On
the same theory it is contended that a bar
room or saloon is not like an inn. an open
public place.
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FREEDOM OF a CITY,. M. H., CITY.
The custom of giving one 'the freedom of
the city" is, in this country, little more than
all empty honor; not SO, however, in the
Eastern countries and in England, and no.
tably in the city of London. When the cor
poration has decided to confer the honor
upon any distinguished visitor or person. he
is notified in the old-fashioned way by the
City Chamberlain to appear in the common
hall before the City Fathers on given date.
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ANNA BIsHoP-C. R., Oakland, Cal. o.
Anna Bishop (nee Riviere) died Oh March
Is. 1884, at the age of about 10 years. (2)
Her last appearance in this city was on Sat
urday evening, July 4, 1874, when she took
part in Mr.. Frank Gilder'S extra popular
concert" given at the Palace Amphitheater
at the corner of Mission and New Mont
gomery streets. 1t was announced as her
last appearance prior to departure for
Oregon and British Colum pia.'
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COMMUNITY PROPERTY. K. City. The
latest amendment 10 Section 164 of the Civil
Code relating to community property
was the one approved March 10,
1889, which reads as follows: Ali
other property acquired after marriage
by either husband or wife, or both, is COM
muniiy property; but whenever any prop
erty is conveyed to a married woman by an
instrument in writing the presumption is
that the title is thereby vested in her as her
separate property, and in case the convey
ance be to such married woman and her hus-
band or to her and any other person, the
presumption is that the married woman
takes the part conveyed to her as tenant in
common, unless different intention is eX-
pressed in the instrument, and the presump-
ton in this section mentioned is conclusive
in favor of purchaser or ncumbrancer in
good faith and for a valuable consideration.
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for Infants and Children.

Caatoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation.
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di-
gestion,
Without injurious medication.
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SAILORS WAGEs-D. f. F., City. U A
sailors wages can be attached for board and
money loaned him. (2) Your second query
presents the parallel case of A giving B a
check upon bank, and i finding that A
had an account there, but has drawn on it
for the full amount. Win you contend that
the bank is bound to honor the check not
outstanding?
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HEALD'S COLLEGE.
The Largest List of Graduates in
Its History.

This list of graduates of Heald's Business
College for the term which ended on the
31st ult. is the largest in the history of the
Institution. The list is as follows:
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For several years have recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue to
do so as it has invariably produced beneficial
results"
EDWIN F. PARpEE, MD.
The Winthrop, 1a5th Street and 7th Ave,
New York City.
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"Castoria is 50 wen adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Iii So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, Ny.

"The use OF 'Castoria Is so universal and
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARrYN, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
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THE ORIGINAL THIRTEEN &C. E. W.,
City. The original thirteen States were
Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hamp-
shire, Rhode Island. New Jersey, New York,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Georgia, Mary.
Virginia.
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NAPOLEON IA. F. n. City. a Napo-
leon set sail from the island of EIba on Feb
ruary 90, 1915, and on March LIST reached the
French coast, between Cannes and Antilles.
~ The battle of Waterloo was fought on
June 18th of the same year.
GROUND SQUIRRELs-J. H., City. Ground
squirrels are generally eaten and are as fit
TOR human food as the so-called tree squir
rels. In fact, the squirrels for sale in the
city markets are principally ground SOUR
rels.
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TIN MINEs-F. S., Lakeview, Oregon.
There are tin mines near Winslow, Maine :;
in Rockbridge and Nelson counties, VIVA.
Clay County, Ala, and last, but by no
means least, the Eta mine in Pennington
the northwestern part of the Black Hills
and the Temescal tin mines In San Ber-
nardino County, Cal.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

supreme tomt-Gc' ra r,nu- Before Van Brunt r. J. .
Dafi.Ih AID q 'Bricb. JJ.-No~ d. o. ~
suIr,h. court hai.b,I-- lore AAdfews J-Motloo
calcudar-No.. 20 81. caIci al ~ O'clocA.
supreme tcui- >pcca. Il"-I1r, before Patterson.
1928 ''''' ''''' 1852 l'''
suprcm, Copr, Special Tcrm-part u-B.fore Beach. J.
Mo-. II3I, ma RIO 800 loac l2Ie TIA ri
I2lo, 12IG llI5 100. 80. I-oS 1895 400, 1915 II5S
-, 100 i'o9, too i''3. 1928. 1yp.
No. ~, 5000 sol 10 to-, 2sid2, 2Sl9, 25T..
350@ $50 25i "a 595 a3l. -, ld7 -'o' -VOo'
supreme Count B., uIt-r4Gt II-B-forr Barrett J.
No. lodi l,2a 2Gjl, id3 100 pa JoiJ .oJI rs.
4;o5. is@l 4a1y. -534 .a,-s IJ49 ..p3
Sari'mr tOur.-CiIcut-iart lll.-Adlouned 10 Feb.
Sapr.ne tou,t-Crcuit-P Iv-ntfore nprahan Nos
2u - No. ~ lIoi 80 cJJ -'li, ia. sod. ..ji
no .,05, 2l6 2o,o IA @.5J 2si6 5l7a IolG
JO2 2-Id, 80 100, 5o1. 2-ju III DOS, .-IJ,
!1 u.s.; 4sj 2Gs 2c55 2GaJ 900 49, '''' ''' '''
>uiiogat.', Co-I-E lore Ionson S.-Moacn calendar
Blrmcnthal CatnaInc Quinn. alcAlpn. Br,dceG Me.
hcnna Joan A. COCK, Man VI Cam j. ". Bclbc and
Jonn Ma,s', 10 a m SIMON Philips Jacob Dnnan and
superior out General Tcrn-B,fCrc scdgwick. G. j.
Sapirior Coar-Sptcai Torn Bc'3fa Freedman. J-No.
Gil. go 81. Csc Oi., go. 6l3. go, 395, Oi1.
superior Corr,-IIiaI Ierm-Part I-Bciore McAdam. j.
Hyperion CcuIt-rrai Torm-rarts II IIG-Adlourned
common Pleas-Ccncral rern-AdJourIed until February
Common Pleas-Equity Term-Bclore Bischor. J Case
on Golden Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company
common pleas-rria Tcrm-rsrt I-nejorc Daily, G. j.
Nos. ?, j33, 1lH 40 800. 500, 561 49ll 5ri 9y2.
455 an g. go j37 55D, 40. 5ZJ, -.
Common PIcas-1fal Torn-Part II-Beore Allen, j.
Common icas-IrlaI rern-rart III-Before Bookstaver
CITY Court-Spccial Term-Before Mccarthy. J-Mctions
city Couft-Iriai IeIm-Part I-Beiore McGown. L.
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10 DETERMINATIONS AGAINST OTHER PORTS

II was gratifying many in the Appraisers stores
Yesterday 10 read tie Washington dispatch in The
Tribune which said that the accuracy Of the poIriscopc
readings at this port had been practically established.
The dispatch contained portion Of the report ON sugar
tests made by o. II. rtman. head Of TIE weights aAd
,,,asut, branch Of the United States Coast and Geo
dctic survey The friends II DR.. Edward Shc.cr be
licye that THIS report a complete eNoncatOn If the
charges hat lie was incompetent or Disseminated
AGAINST the sugar importers Of Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore when he waa In charge OF the testing
Of sugar at tie Appraiser stores. lie Is now chemist
al the laboratory. Il well !mown official said ycstcr
dav that the examination by Mr. Tttman was con
ductcd with thOrougDnc', and imparalIty. From the
report it apparent Tia; az 'he laboratory at IN
,unr,iser, ~ta.es the lAr . 30 and atanGaids In use
vai, The same as those genoa ~ employed IN the CON
moro al work of testing sugars. IL n,lu'lEciy
.boUrd tbat Al tis port tn. deviation from the ulo
.tauda.d Of accuracy was much less than at Boston
and Philadelphia.
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LOST rHEIR MONEY ~ THE POOL ROOMS
FORTY FIVE ROLLS OF CLOTH STOLEN BY BOYS
WHO WANTED TO PLAY THE RACES

FORTY FIVE ROLLS OF CLOTH STOLEN BY BOYS
WHO WANTED TO PLAY THE RACES
Detective Sc geants Reap and Wade saw you'a
co into pawn shop In Third-avc. on wednesday anu
lcav- a roll of new cloth there. Suspectng that OS
cloth had been stolen they followed him TO his lone
al No $50 Thiri.ave and learned that he was Ed"lu
VI smith. eighteen years old. Later they saw nm N
company with youth OF the age. who was aSce''
tanned 10 be James Albert, living at No. 2jl Eas'
Thlrtiethst, and employed in the store Of william d.
Roe inporter Of cotn at No 60 West Twenty -thris~
The detectives talked with Mr.. Roe in his store on
saturlay lie did not know that he had been rooVea
until he went TO the pawnshop with the detectives anu
looked AZ the cloth which had been left there By smith
nv means Of trademarks Mr. Roe identified the CON
as his property. n.
smith and Albert were arrested on sunday aHu
locked up at Police Headquarters. They maze 'o"'
fessions 70 Inspector Byrnes yesterday. Albert i
key 10 his employers store, and knew The comDhao"
10 one Of the safes in which kept rolls Of Vaua'
cloth Since May 1890, when he began TO steh 10
had made occasional visits 10 the store at ngh'' anu
had carried away rolls Of cloth which lie gave 10 sh
10 pawn smith told where he had pawned the elou''
and Yesterday afternoon the detectives found for NV
rolls Of It. valued at - 600 in various pawn shGps;;
smith and Albert had divided the money thus Ootas
md lost II in pool rooms They said they had Decon~
partners IN theft In order to get money 10 pa! ION
races eNpecting To redeem the cloth when they w.
back the money which they had lost AiOo,' ~
heen I'm the employ of Mr.. Roe foF fOur years .b.
At the Jefferson Market Police C0urt yceteug Iii
prisoners were remanded until today, WheH tHeJ Wa
be arraigned on the charge OF grand larceny
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on TRIAL FOR KILLING A Man.
THE RESULT OF A TOO VIGOROUS EFFORT TO
DEFEND PEDLER FROM BOYS.

THE RESULT OF A TOO VIGOROUS EFFORT TO
DEFEND PEDLER FROM BOYS.
Tho trial Of Jacob Rocser, charged with killing VIII
lam Roman in front 81 HOcsoTs bakery, at N'' '"-
\ir,havc on June 28 1880 was begun before Justice
u,,dv in ;he Court Of oyer and Termine: yeN'cld'>
Ihe story as told by Roescr himself while On 'h"
rf,ro.e stand Yesterday was that the day in qleo
,ir some lOys were in front OF is shop qudrr@iine
with pedler lie went out ana asked inc bo}N "hl
they did not leave the nan alone whoroupon inc
10y. attacked him and a friend OF his named George
Roclling The latter Was stabbed under the eyc and
Pooscr was Lit several times lie thought that Honan
hod a knife lie hit ont with stick which had been
uscd 10 prop up window. This stick was about
An inch square Then he went back into the b1kcTy
and told his friend 10 The back part OF the store
and wash the blood from his face ard 70 10 see a
my siciall 10 have the wound drcs cd
il lie had hit any one. His friend had t0bi min rot
I, admit that he mad used a Stick 50 De tod thc
policeman that lie had hit man with his fit. lie
lad no idea al the time that the man whom he hid
hit had walked less than two biOriiS and then died.
several witnesses testified 20 the prisoners good char
octcr. The case Will be finished this morning and
probably verdict viii be brought in before night
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MON. rARrlSAx TEMPERANCE woREERs.

At regular meeting of the First Non.far'S 90.
Woman's Christian Temperance Cnlon' heIu a. ''SS
broadway Tabernacle yesterday morning II W."
cided TO admit associate members upon 'he p''
of an annual fee OF 81 musical ana n'0'%y az, n,
tertainment for the benefit Of the ASSOCIATION VIZ
,.,r -, rho bou.c of Mrs j. c. Mitchell, No. % "es'
roirt tlird.,t on Tuesday evening, February ~
rb nrorramme will be an unusually entertaining V'V
and win include piano, violin, guitar ana ceno s
rrcitatlons and music by string qlalte' ih"Ge ~
two members Of the Ladies Orchestra asol'oa o'
u,aIs amateurs Tickets for the musicale at 90 Gems
each may be obtained from either hIs r. H. BI0sd
ding secretary at the Hotel Glal,t9,'e DIV
~ and Fifty-nlnthst., or from Mrs. MltcheN'
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yo s35s 1915 1851 .OlI 227l 2i-3 ~ 21zi ~
1894 25@5 1926, 2jZ7, 212s' 2'2o' 2'oo -''- -''''
Si,1 Colrt-lrrl TtrHr-Part II-3efore Ehrich
Nos 2Oi9 1890, 1893. 1853, ls5y vs. ~ 01S
isgS 1i25 1917. 1875 2o05. 1890, 29lo 5U9I. 7oo0'
OSi 2iG. 1915 s?4, 1897 IA lSot 49, IUiY
-NoS 1888 3zs5, 24l1, 1908 l1C5 -C'0' l'-' LOO
City Court-Tra Tcrm-raFt IN3I'oorc AN ny 90
~ t3y. 2lO1 23Io 22Z2 10 900: 80 80
10 25ii 25i5 2j4f, z5i9, 300 =o0O -'ol' -''-'
-o9@ 80 ~ 1;Ccra scs,ogs-Part I-Before CownE j.
and Assistant D-trict-Atorney sempc-No'. TO ~ H.
ouft OF General Scssions-Tart Il-Beiore Snyu IT,
and Assistant Di trlcAttOrney Wceks-NOs % H. III
Court Of General Sessions 1ll-Befoe MatiG IT,
and Assistant District Attorney StapleT-NO' 10 o. ~
sivc. .,--,-.- u. ,o.o nr,dv / aud A.
stsant Dstlicl-Atorney Welmsn ana Hclhtyrc-No' ~
Z inclusive.