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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-16
OFFICIAI-PITTsBURG.
MAYORS OFFICE,

January 8, 1891. :
TN compliance with section of an ordin
in which the official printing shall be done,
regulating the manner in which the advertis-
ing for proposals TO do the same shall be invit-
Ell, authorizing the Mayor to enter into con-
tracr, &C., L hereby invite proposals Tor the
publication of all ordinances, viewers reports
and proposals for public work. supplies and all
other public advertising except delinquent tax
lists, for three (3) years from the I'd day OF
April. 1891. Said proposals must be in this OIL
flee on or before the 18th day OF January. loy. at
= O'Clock p. NJ, and must be accompanied Dy
bonds IN the sum of ten thousand dollars eacn.
conditioned for the performance OF the con-
tract The right is reserved to reject or accept
any or all bids. Bonds and information fur
nished at this office. II. l. GOURLEY.
ja6-32 Mayor.
DROPOsALS FOR SALE OFA TRACT
l. or tracts of land to the city of Pittsburg.
Notice Is hereby given in accordance with
the terms of an ordinance of the city OF P1Its-
burg, entitled IAN ordinance directing adver-
tIsements for proposals TO the city OF Pittsburg
for the sale to the city of real estate to be used
for the relief and employment of the poor, and
also providing for the reception and opening OF
said proposals and subsequent action IN
reference thereto, and also providing
means for the payment of such pur-
chase. That the City Controller of
the city of Pittsburg will receive sealed pro-
posals Until O'Clock p. N. on Saturday, jan
uary "a. 1891, for the sale TO the city of such
tract or tracts ofIand, which sealed proposals
shall be in writing, executed and acknowledged
Dy the owner or owners OF the tract or
tracts proposing to be sold, and agree
ing to sell said tracts of land to the
city of Plttsburg and to convey the same to
said city in fee simple, clear of all iIcum-
brances, and by a deed of general warranty.
and for sum stated in cash. Each of said
proposals shall give to the city of Plttsburg the
option, for thirty days from its date, to buy or
refuse to buy said property at tho price named.
The land embraced in any of the tracts so
offered for sale to the city of Pittsburg shall be
located within the county of Allegheny. and
shall front upon a river. and shall have railroad
facilities for ready access thereto and there
from, and shall contain not less than 2O0 nor
more than 400 acres.
The right is hereby reserved to reject any and
all proposals made in response to this adver-
tisement and no approval of purchase made by
the officials of the city of Pittsourg, pro-
vided in the third section of the ordinance
hereinbefore referred to. shall be binding upon
said city of Plttsburg until the same shall have
been approved by resolution by the Councils of
the city Of Pittsburg as provided by law.
r. C. ELLIOT,
Chief of Department. OF Charities
ja1469
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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BUSINESS OFFICE,
Cor. Smith6eId and Diamond Streets,

ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS, WHERE
WANT. FOR SALE, TO LET, AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVEp UP To9 L. Al. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver-
tiscrs already have accounts with THE DISPATCH.
FOR THE SoUTHSIDE, NO. 14l2 CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. 6oe2.
FOR THE EAST END, j. W. WALLACE, 6l21
PENN AVE.
SBURG-ADDITIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. $500 Butler street.
EMIL 6. STUCkEY, cath street and Penn ave.
ALLEGHENY
A. J. KAERCHER 50 Federal street.
H. J. MCBRIDE, Market House. Allegheny.
+. II. EGG ERS & SON. Ohio and Chestnu. sts.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin aves.
&. w. HUGHES, Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
PERRY NJ. GLENN Rebecca and Allegheny aves.
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HazeIwOod Residences.

HazeIWOOd ResldenCes.
HAZELWCOD-2-STOR FRAME DWELL.
LII ING OF rooms, bath. hall laundry hard
wood finish, newly papered and painted. nat gas
h. and C. water, inside w. c.. severed etc. lot
60x120 feel; 2 minutes walk from HaZeIwood sta
tion and Second Avenue Electric Railway: price
&C. 500: terms reasonable. IRA NJ. BURCHFIELD
l5S Fourth av. ial3-3U+
oO JO0-ON HAZELWOOD Av., VERY
tDOe neat brick house, rooms: well finished
modern improvements; one of the best locations
in HaZelwood: this property is cheap C72 L. E.
See W. A. HEBRON & SONS 80 Fourth av.
jal6-sy-l6 20, "a IS 3I-
Suburban Residences.
INMSWOhTH-SEVE NICE DWELLINGS
II with good lots, convenient to station at
s.. 200 to &c. 900 on easy terms. A. LEGG ATE &
son, 1US Fourth ay. iap-S7-
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ELECTIONS,
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GERMANIA SAVINGS BA

GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK
P1TTsBURe, January Is. 1891. (
NGECTION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
Ia for nine directors of this bank to serve for
the ensuing year, will be held at the bank on
TUESDAY, January 70. 1891, between the
hours of IL O'Clock A. NJ. and . o'clock p NJ
CHAS. SEIBERT, Secretary
ja15-17-D
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Bargains in White Bed Ouilts.

Bargains in White Bed Quilts.
Honey-comb quilts 65c, 75c, S5c each;
crochet quilts 81 up; white Marseilles quilts,
81 % to S3 25.
ALI reduced prices.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores,
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Notice to the Puhlic.

A. j. Kaercher's head clerk, Mr.. Tribby,
will attend to all prescriptions aud reflling
o: old ones on file at James r. McClelland's,
81 Federal street, Allegheny. Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-16

NHE KEYSTONE BANK OF PITTsBCRG
L The annual election for Directors of this
bank to serve during the ensuing year will be
held at the banking house. 106 Fourth av,
of IL A. M, and P. NJ. j. H RAYEs. Cashier.
da0Q On,
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East End Lots.

CORNER LOT 45x1O0 FEET-NEAR NEGLEY
~ av., on Summerlea ST., near steam, cable and
RON SONS, soFourth av. ia7-5O-s I2, 1e &c. "a"
II Or 57x!l5 FT. COR. WEBSTER AV. AND
~ Wooster ST.. all for g. O00 one of the best lots
for Improvement in the city. See WA. HEBRON
SONS, so Fourth av. ja9-S3-Fs
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A RCH ST., SECOND WARD, ALLEGHENY-
"a Building lots, 20xl00 feet to another street:
price low II sold soon. (34.) See W. A. HERRON
q SONS, SO Fourth av. jal-23-F+
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HazelwOOd Lots.

HAZELWOoD-LOTS ON ELIZABETH ST..
IL one square frcm Second av.electric cars and
near HazelwoUd station; fare, cents; size, 24x130;
price only 500; the same sized lots have sold on
Hazelwood ay. for 81, 800; this price will be good
only for short time: good chance of speculation.
jal5-S6+
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-16

DOOM AND BOARDING-lN PRIVATE
III family, for young man: location, East End,
convenient to Fifth av and Duquesne traction:
reference given and required.I Address b: W. C.,
Dispatch office. ja16-76
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TO LET.
City Residences.

nWELLINGS-IN ALL PARTS OF THE
IL city and suburbs: send us your name and
address, and we will mail you our rent list regu-
larly until April free OF charge. BLACK &
BAIRD 95 Fourth av. del7-20t
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Financial.

MORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
Vl. county property 1t lowest rates. HENRY
A. WEAVER & CO.. 90 Fourth avenue. mh2-D
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THO LOAN 5000, 600 ON MORTGAGES 800
Il and upward at per cent; 500. OOO at ~ per
cent on residences or business property, vacant
lots or farms. 5. H. FREN Oh, rs Fourth ave.
oc23-p
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Partners.
n HENTLEMAN-AN ENTERPRISING ONE
VI TO buy half interest in one OF the best pay
ing legitimate enterprises in Pittsburg; centrally
located: price asked for half interest Sll 900: to
those meaning business particulars will be fur
nished upon giving satisfactory reference. Ad-
dress REFERENCE, Dispatch Office. ial4-3i
DARTNER-ACTIVE MAN (WITH CASH;
i florist business; greenhouses, each 100 f.,
heated by steam. well stocked and in good condi-
tion. Address FLORIST, No. 75l Crawford Road,
cleveland, Ohlo. jal3-94
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BOARDING.

poARD-IN OR NEAR PITTSBURG, FOF
ID husband and wife; would prefer home o.
widow where wife could find companion. as hus
band travels. Address NJ. P, Dispatch Office.
i3l5-96
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ITO LOAN--s50o, OO0, IN AMOUNTS OF g. 600
Il and upward, ON city and suburban property,
on per cent; also smaller amounts st per cent
BLACK q BAIRD, 50 Fourth avenue.
se2l-d26-D
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LOST.

II OST-JANUARY l3 1891, ON WYLIE AV.
IL or w ooster ST.. or between Wooster aud
Arthur sts. roll Of money containing 800 bills
and S5c bills and the balance in $40 and $O bills
the amount Of 500; sl00 reward for return of
same to Dispatch office. jal6-S2
Il OST-WALLET, ON WEDNESDAY EVEN
IL ING about 8 r. NJ, containing about 500. 10.
gether with two notes, and one Judgment and
other paper: liberal reward for the return. W.
z. BENNETT, 50 Fourth av. jal6-s9
L OST-P0CKETBOOK. MONEY AND PA
- PERS between Market House and Oakland.
Fifth av. jal6-1
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Female Help.

TIRL-FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; FAM
VI lily of three. no children: Protestant pre-
ferred MRS. DAVIS, Vine and Reed sts, city.
ja16-6l
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TITO BUY FOR CASH-IF A BARGAIN
i three or four adjoining lots In old part Of
city, or within three blocks of park in Allegheny,
or good paying improved property. Address,
giving full particulars ELB0N, Dispatch office.
ja16-70-FSu
TTNo RENT-5oo HOUSES. COTTON T. WHITE
Il l2I Lacoek St.. Allegheny. jalG-56-MwF
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L1ARM-100 ACRES WITH GOOD RESIDENCE
- and barn, noted for producing fine crops;
also choice fruit: beautiful situation, near rail,
river and good town: heirs make great sacrifice
TO sell now; half Its real value will buy It, ED
WI1TISH, 4l0 Grant st. iHl6-D+
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nN NEXT MONDAY AT 3O'CLOCK z. NJ,
~ on the premises by order of Orphans Court,
two fine houses On Walnut ST., near Shady av..
L. E.. corner of Emerson st., to close the estate
of Mrs E. Holt deceased. For particulars see w
A. HEBRON SONS, No. so Fourth av.
ia16-g1+
The morning call., 1891-01-01
ALONG THE RAIL.
\ New Rate Sheet From the Transconti-
mental Association.

\ New Rate Sheet From the Transconti-
mental Association.
The new rate sheet adopted by the Trans
continental Association at recent meeting
has been issued 10 Pacific Coast agents. 1t
quotes all irst-class unlimited rates to points
east of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers.
A noticeable feature of the new sheets and
one which stands in striking contrast to
those heretofore issued IS the granting Of a
differential rate to different polats IN the
same territory. A large number OF the
lines that have heretofore granted differ
entail late have by the new supplements
had the privilege abrOgated by reason OF
the fact thar the Southern Pacific Company
mas been III the habit IF charging more for
through secOnd-clasS tickets than would be
necessary in buying to Kansas City ana re-
buying IRON this point d my Eastern point
OF destination.
For example. The second class RE to
Kansas City is S35. The differentlsl rate
from Kansas City 70 New York is, and has
been for sense time SIC 30. Thus The charge
for a TX ket to the points mentioned is SCI 80,
whereas t5e rate up to the time Of tie last
rate sheet has been S62 30.
The supplement- to the rate sheet OF
December i5th has also been issued, and
aflss tise psi-l me q ffrre tIal 10 N -aA sssrs
cast at Chicago. THE rates in the territory
referred To have simply been re-estabAshed
BY the Lake Shore and New York Central
Liie rsse TO Boston Is S6i 90, sue same as ne
fore. Via ths Erie the old rate Of S62 81
has been adopted. The former rates 70 New
orB via tbo enc and other routes ami C
all in'er'ncsts's po have necn reduced
from et
W: NJ hanAe, GcuriaI manager VI r,tu
California Improvement Company, has Is
sued invitations for large party OF rairo I'd
friends TO Inspect his road and stone quarries
situated along the line of the Laundry
Farm road, tO-day. Dinner will be served
. at the terminus and a general Notification
T'"dulged in
The morning call., 1891-01-01
DEPUTY JER0aE's JOKE.

promotions Announced of Civil Service
Employees OF Customs.
Chief Deputy Collector f. b. Jerome of
the Customs service. a practical joker and
good fellow" was given an ext chance
yesteIdSays to and lie seized fpbis harrow
drowning man grasping at a straw: Carr
ing in Henry +. Farmer, clerk IA Of class
A, Ire said to him.. - :.
si'This is:the last day s:seryice Of the year
1890, andI have been Instructed by Collector
Phelps TO inform you. that. your services IN,
the present: position are no longer needed.
= BY this time Clerk Farmer was being
famed by the assistants in the office to keep
him from faiuting. He had for some time
expected to lose his place, being a Democrat
holding office under Republican rule, put
every climax is a surprise at last ana the
information overcame him.. Heartless
Deputy jerome gathered himself together,
after he saw that the proper restoratons
had been furnished, and continued:
8. But he lso instructed me to inform you
that you are promoted to the position oil
= clerk and assistant auditor. his is Tor
; your faithful seTvicein the pas" -.
This position was made. vacant by the
. resignation of Charles T.. Cloyes, and the
resignation LED. to other promotions, as fol-
/ lows: -: = : :.
|. .jSymmes H. Hunt promoted to clerkshp
F: No; II Of class 4, vice II, e. Farmer. pro
noted. $500
/ b. f.. Small, promoted from clerkship 4
class 2, to clerkship p class ), vice O.. III
f. Hunt, promoted. = -. :.
: Charles L. Marble promoted to clerkshlT
o. Viii Viii 2, vice G A. Foster promoted -;
/ service examinhtion] appointed to clsrkshiI
| ), class |, vice Charles /, Marine nromnted
The morning call., 1891-01-01

,i.s's 'anatse ana acoht the usns. number
F. ARR Al CT TIL RIVERSIDE.
. The ship Riverside arrfvef IN mort early
.ye~tersay morning IN days from, f.nn.1on
with 2517 ions Of coaI sonsianad - RATION
aGuthrie & Co. Caotair Mcf;niIs,, -, To-. -
following renort If r r-a,,oc,o. % 'i''
i::::s,. ,=,o.,tr.5,s 80 s.'e '?s 80
Tins i' it AfuEu>l Zoth' lowed to Port
southwest Enconf s ~ E,e ION is ing ,he
winds unt latitude 4oo norib. wnsre i6ey hsuiega
nOIIheasterly CONTINUING 10 ihe uor1beSSr i"ades
Which were l ii;l unsteady Crossed Inc
equator whe4.:29 days out from Liverpool Mod.
along tIi afcSI me"shei VIE me! WIN All
! changed sg6ais with lie British bark SnowdoE
from Liverpool TO RapgOonin latitude 70 n0rtb'
*i t HliHug zyt2c We,I-. Also spoke the Brlrsh
isi,i LONDON 10 hlasco 10 the same
sHoWiJl!T & q y IN i,i'',a a. 'eu Sc1ooneF
tnde POS Nest HE shin Earl hmr,,ss NJ IL u ,G+
in latitude l45 north aud longitude 2iS west
:. The staa;ner Rartt,,o;.. a.rr-i,.oj -
So, etIoa.,1i.. ~ = % 5SSteiqay
~. iio u pay n hd' to. NHcnpo3
sneEeceHlIy: LOOK party which :lntends to
prospect Tor COAL in that vicinity <The yes:
: selbrOught cargo of cOai.froIn Nanaimo.'-.
~e,IrA iP1jsi2S ar, VI; :: *.
Tia - :.
-, ~ ~ : ! " .:vtsSets nave
eral* R6 11e ~ tnis 81 bIltIsn ship Sen
d6iii:. -Uovrn% aWheat10. Cork. Emitted: Kinfr-
I Sl u or DunkiTit
ny W. W. NIC4NtdI DIIt--, n Su
tered bv Befonr utTte g, eIp. cEaf
ilananIoek IN, wheat 70 LIVERPOOL direct, c3Y
NJ SIP on
nafrh line. scH9oner Ian;ae nov On rs
[vsv,fo Pn;nt Som a. II II 'o
ln g. "
E6e etaTnieT Soht G0 Goas a'I %o.
TTniof Irnn Vorlrs Dry-doc ,vh"po sI my
Matched IN snfficienfiv. 70 kepn her cIea
with the aid Of nunins The. vessel now jies
On tho n,nd fats I'D discbar,,,,, me-
of posts, She viii IL he placed on Nor TS
WaWs Co. finai ratoir re p'"'ou .oH -Nolnl
VIEW. wuATrva co,,p.xv
n go Ne )" " i ,l1Ai-i-'" Coslr hN l.
~ Is III i,l aiu ehe MaItr 'front.' that
huilioei u 81 p-oMneis anu CAPITALISTS VIII
cit5, haforo NV NV CON Pany III ms
HSe es a te story goes VIII De constructed
is, moreover, said that w6aieb9ne being at
present so valuable, It Will form the princi-
The morning call., 1891-01-01
NOT ON THE BILLS.
decision In the Contest ,,f the .u1 and J.,

the Contest of the gu and T.
Managers.
Al tne case oil deorge ". Lederer against
Alexander Hermann for the onnoinfmant
Of receiver, Judge Wallace has rendaraS
the following decision, the Contestants being
managers of the ~ and T. theatrical com.
pany, now playing in this city:
The Court finds the following, to wilt: That on
the 10Th day OF April, 1896. 4 partnership wa 8
formed under The flrm name OF Hermann l. Co !,
TO manage travelling theatrical company with
Gus Williams ana John 7. Kelly as the leading
stars. The partnership was to commence sep
tember J. 1890 and continue FOR five years Tie
company was TO travel through the United States,
Canada and Mexico. From sept ember LIST TO
December 2oib it appears that Hermann with
drew from The treasury OF the company S3597 In
excess OF his share of The proceeds. Tie Court
therefore hnds that George w. Lederer is emil
lied TO, lrsi, q dissolution of The partnership:
second, that a receiver OF the property be an.
pointed with bond of $500; Third, that Alex
ander Hermann be restrained by Injunction
from interfering with the said property: and
fourth, that Judgment Of 1857, together with
fendant Hermann.
The morning call., 1891-01-01
MURPHY'S INQUIRY.
Further Testimony in the Sena-
tOriaI Contest.
Registrar Smiley Takes the Stand and Testifes
as 70 His Acquaintance With Grim
MINIS and Kelly.

Justices of the Peace Stafford and Ar,s,.,.
resumed the hearing of the testimony in tha
contest of P. j. Murphy against Senator
elect j. III. Mahoney yesterday morning.
Both the principals in the case were
present when the case was called up. At
torney A. j. Clunie, as usual, represe nted
the plaintiff and Colonel Kowalsky, acting
IN the place Of Attorneys Dorm and Lloyd,
appeared for the defendant
registrar L. j. l.. Smiley was the first
witness called to the stand. and was re-
queSted by the plaintiffs attorney to pro-
uuce the ballots cast in the Twenty-ninth
assembly District and In the Twenty fourth
senatorial District
MIR. Clunie asked the witness: "Were vnu
served with a subpoena to bring the ballots
OF the Twenty ninth Assembly District and
those of the Twenty fourth Senatorial Dis.
trict?''
Yes, SIR
Where are those ballots?'
In my possession"
Why did you not bring them into court
IN response 20 the summons?'
Il have not the authority
There was a very lively exchange of YER
bal legal courtesies between the ATTORNEYS
on both sides when the last question was
put and answered. The witness then re-
piled to questions put him.
Il ID not know if | had any conversation
with Kelly, CrimminS or Stow during the
time for registering voters. | do not re-
member having had any conversation with
any of them on that point. never went to
CrimminS' saloon TO discuss registration
matters. never consulted with Stow or
Crimmins about appointments in my office,
At election time l visited several precincts.
principally north of Market street | went
10 10 lodglng-houses in the Twenty-fourth
senatorial District. Did not go TO the
Lindell House. Do not remember meeting
the Republican County Committee and dis
cussing the affairs OF my Office"
The witness was then excused and Pat
mex DonOhue was recalled, as there was an
Idea on the plaintiffs side that he had. as it
was alleged. attempted 10 bride Assembly
man Leary 10 abandon Murphy's election.
he witness denied having been pecuuiarily
influenced one way or another in the case,
though he admitted that he had done all he
c0nld to defeat Murphy.
George ". Elder, street contractor, was
mex: placed on the stand. He declined to
answer questions put as to his Whereabouts
on election day, or If he had expended any
money for the benefit of voters lie denied
having made any report of his election day 5
Proceedings TO Crimmins or anybody else.
An adjournment was then taken III y
Oclo Tomorrow morning.
The morning call., 1891-01-01
DALLYING WITH JUSTICE.
Sentence on the wire-Tappers Agai
Postponed.

Sentence on the Wire-Tappers Agai
Postponed.
The sentence on William Fallon and }. "
Nagie that was to have been pronounced b.
Judge Murphy yesterday was again post
poned When the cases were called Carol
Cook, their counsel. read an affidavit b,
himself in behalf OF new trial in which h'
set forth the ground Of newly discovers
evidence.
II Q maintained that on Naele's .secou
trial testimony was given that would have
acquitted Fallon had it been known at TN
time he was tried and announced that n
had prepared additional affidaviis for Super
intendent Jaynes, John McRobie, Dayi'
Giles aud w. j. Martin to sign, and h'
asked the court to compel them TO do 50
These affidayits are in substance that TN
testimony of the persons named on Naglef
trial Is correct.
The District Attorney had advised those
named not to sign the documents, am
Judge Murphy said he knew no law e
compel them to. He added, however, tina
their affidavits were not necessary for a ne'
trial if new evidence had been discovered. |.
Mr.. Cook was given until Saturday
prepare q new affidavit.
The morning call., 1891-01-01
EMBEZZLEMENT.

F. serious~r Finds Himself in
Noise Kahn. sollcitorNle.
the Northwestern Life Insuranc, employ of
was arrested yesterday on acharge OF pany.
embszziement. %"
1t is alleged that Kahn collected 5000 il
premiums from policy-holdefs in the com
pany, but failed to make returns. He ac
copied notes in lieu OF cash, and then dis
counted them:.- Quite recently. he returned
from Chico and collected between 500 anC
/: Kahn claims it is "a squeeze game of hi.
company TO make him pay Incidental travel
ing expenses: He had no Intention of dOiEe
wrong, but admits he owes about 500 to the
company for money advanced to him from
The local office to meet legitimate outlay. in
securing policy-hulder5..
The morning call., 1891-01-01
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
A Relief Association for Ministers a
Minister'S, MIln,rs.

A Relief Association for Ministers an
Ministers Widows.
The following articles of incorporated
have been filed in the office of the Count
Clerk:
The Relief Association OF the Methodist Epi!
IUopWai Cnurcn. Dlrectors-James w. Whitint
X. V. Watt n. j. Bird of San Francisco. Jamd
a. Layton OF San Jose, Peter Boil of Sacri
mmento. :; L. Holden OF Napa, JusIus Greeley
MtHafysvil,e, Z. W. Kinsey OF Oakland and y. W
a, nome ior superannuated ministers and widow
Lewis; Anderson & Co. Dlrectors-Williai
son, =: Y. Kohlfs, A. II. Paul, OF San Francisco
nm hhu .natleS Nelson OF Alameda County. Can
subscribed
Bfooklyn Hotel Company. Directors -Charle
a nbd William Montgomery, W. b. Moore, l..
Ieahan, OF san Francisco. and w. ii. JORDAN
oakland. Capital stock S25, 900, OF which $50
has been Subscribed
The morning call., 1891-01-01
. Two Jananese Girls

Two young japanese girls, who had been:
brought into the State on a writ of habeas cor
-pus' were rescued yesterday by the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty In Childreo
and the police from den at 10 st. Marvs
place. After they had been taken ashore Nv
Japanese they were given employment on
Market street as crystal polshers, and when
The Immigration Commissioner saw them in
dustriously at work he relinquished a watch
over them. Immediately the girls were
placed in the house for which they were at
first intended
The morning call., 1891-01-01
burglary in n Pnstnmice,

Po,toffire Inspector George II. Seyboldt
received dispatch yesterday from Inspector
NJ. f. Flint, dated at Los Angeles, to the
effect that The Postoffice at Lancaster had
been entered by a burglar, VINO stole some
money, but no stamps; also that }. Mugur-
rietia bad been arrested for the crime.