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Sale of the Genesta.

The Southampton CORES pondeDt Of Land
and Water announces iE its last issue-Jan-
nary 17th-that the cutter Genssta. which
sailed against the Puritan for the America
cup, has been sold for the small sum o.;
$4,000 The Genesta was always considered
q fast yacht in English waters. She wa
once the principal rival of tie Trek, and SHE
has won many races over there. She won
the Cape May and Brentor S Reef cups from
the schooner Dauntless after her defeat BIZ
the Puritan, aud she carried them to Eng
land with her. 1t is also reported at South
hampton that an American gentleman has
chartered the fine steam yacht Soowi Deleyn
(nee Semiramis) for six months cruise.
She is now fitting out.
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Young RurrIars.

Martin Brady and another boy named
Bacigalupi broke into the bar-room of L. 81.
Johams, 321 Bay street, last Monday night
and stole gold watch and chain and a
the North Harbor Police Station, and yes
terday the officers made descent. on the
room occupied by young Baeigaiupl on
Brandywater street and arrested Brady and
recovered the stolen property. Brady was
booked on charge OF burglary. LIS part
ner in crime has not been captured.
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Francesca Relief society.

The Francesca Relief Society has elected
the following officers: Miss Lou Harvey,
President; Mrs. DR.. Luke Robinson. Vice
President; Miss Matilda David, Second
e-President; Miss II. VI. Skidmap. Sec
rotary; Miss E. McAvoy, Treasurer Visit
ing COMMITTEE first quarter-Mrs. w. j.
Bryan, Mrs. DR.. Sullivan, Mrs. Bertha
WEIGH and Miss F. Mayer
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-06

The funeral of Mrs. George II. Rice, the
deceased wife of the Pacific Mail Trafie
Agent, took place Yesterday from Howard
street Methodist Church The interment
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Sent an Obscene Pamnb1et.

E. Bartscn was arrested yesterday by
United States Marshal Long for having
mailed an obscene circular pamphlet for de-
livery at an Oakland address. He was held
in default Of $500 bail.
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Inhn q. Hail MISSING.

1t is thought that John C. Hall, the at
torney VINO used up funds not his own in
stock speculations, has left the city. He
has not been seen since Saturday and it is
said that his relatives have made good his
oh
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


C.IS0 TO $3.50 EACH: LOTS 25x120 ON LINE
ID IOO OF electric road being built and facing
the boulevard. ID. SMITH, 1913 Kearny ST. feo 81
Gl0O0 CASH WILL SECURE THE PR
I'D oOO chase of of the best blocks GA 3 slde;
electric road runs fun length of block and within
afew feet OF the great boueyard fnll price SaoOO;
Will retail for $4,000; these terms for few days
only. j. 7. HANNA. lS Montgomery ST. fe4 81
GSO JUST THINK OF TIT
ID ~. $50 cash will one of the finest lots
ward and route of electric railroad; grand view aud
accessibe call at once for maps aud part culars A.
II. BREED a CO. 32S Montgomery st. FED III
"a NY PAY RENT FOR SALE IN MONTHLY
w Instruments equal to rent, cottages; D
rooms and bath: 7-foot easements: lots 25xl2o'
iron gates and ratings; patent sidewalks: WOODEN
mantel5 aud mirrors, and all the latest and best I'M
proVements: i'll good neighborhood. 12 block from
the cable cars; also have just competed an eIe-
be seen TO be appreciated; terms to suit For par
ticularS apply 10 owner and builder, LOUIS LAMP
LER, 22S1Ss Montgomery ST. DELI If
CECURE A HOME OF YOUR OWN BEFORE IT
- is too late.
Only 3 of the so left OF those handsome cottages
IN Comerford's new block at the PARK.
These are the most complete and convenient
cottages ever built in the city; parties LOOKING TOT
a home would do well see these before locating
elsewhere this property is but one block from the
ever identifying Golden Date Park.
With unobStructed marine view: now Is your
chance to secure home in locality that Will
double III value in few years.
Terms made 10 suit purchaser; also splendid
corner lots in the same block
Take McAilster-street to terminus ana you
at the buildings. Apply on premises any day
from = to 4. j. NJ COMEKFORD. lal0 Ut
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= PER CENT INTEREST is NOTHING COM
pared with invest ment In Lakeview lots. Is u
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G7S00 BUSH. Mr.. PIERCE; ROOMS AND
eD cOO. bath; 2-StOry bay-wtndow: 27 tx
Isl IS. EASTON, ELDRiDGE 4 co, G3s Market
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GTn0 SALOON AND LoDGING-HoUSE. IN
- W. rooms; newly furnished: in mauufactur-
ing Locality and among hotels: rooms always fuII.
clears at least 500 month over expenses; fine
stocS liquors. cigars, etc; Investigate W T.
\ X.
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C.OpO BRANCH BAKERY AND NOTIONS;
- -UO. splendid Hying-rooms: rent SIS: main
street: paying business. BAILEY a Co. 305 Kear
3rS
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C.-S0 PARTNER WANTED IN LARGE COM
- w. mercal, express and transfer business
between this city and Oakland: good horses,
arse double wagons, with all the work they do:
clears 500 per month: od-estaJlished. regular and
reliable trade Of many years standng offers ex-
cteduply good chance Tor some active industrious.
rciiable man; fun investigation and trial before
Luy-ag. GEO. STEWART. 1875 kearnv st. II
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S.)n0D FINE CORNER GROCERY Ann
4 -tVO. bar: hest stand AT the Mission desirable
lease: large paving. increasing trade. L D. BAR
NAED, has Market st. near Taylor lt@
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conn GOOD VALUE AT $500; CANDY
,-7-OO. store; furnished rooms: business loca-
Ron bargain at sight. BAILEY q CO., 3o5 Kearny
street. fe4 3J*
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G-nO PARTNER WANTED TO ACT AS
- I w cashier and look after the help in large
oyster saloon and chop-house owner hrst-czss COOK
runs the k!tchen depari ment. wants good reliable
man 10 take general charge of diniug-roous etc;
Us ore Of the best paying in the city; always com
ding large cash trade: is centrally located:
handsomely fitted up with all latest modern con
f-Hleuces; me bar; grand chance; investigate and
lEltL See GEO. STEWART, l35 hearuv. 1t
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GDI0 PARTNER WANTED TODAY: FIRST
p -tyO. class cash business established: clears TO
each per month; Can be largely IT. creased, with
help oi good man: money not so much Of object
Is reliable industrious. working partner: business
li-ht, easaut ana easily learned; fun iuvestisa-
zion of books aud business be buying: this Is a
chance in 4 lifetime; don't miss Ii. Particulars
go. SILM AKl. l35 kearnY 81. IL
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& | 400 BUTCHER-sHOP; HORSES AND ?
LESS. II Fourth ST It's
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pKICk-YARD FOR SALE IN ONE OF THE
- most promising and prosperous towns south OF
San Francisco consisting of 20 lots, houses, barn
anu al implements; terms easy. For further par
Ca. ia30 II
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T HAVE FOR SALE A GOOD CITY ROUTE, IN
/ Guiding good team and wagon, which is now
paving 5000 per month; the right man can increase
1t to at least 500 more per month. Apply to
IIENHFRfis ST. lO3 Ninth IT.
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TO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY
for cash, go TO }. d. BARN ARD. ll4S Market St.
bel. Mason and Taylor: established 1859. lt$
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-06

" ! IN SALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE: Is
W rooms ant barDer-shop attached good
Ioeartion; doing coed bua'ness; bargain NJ LESS,
IL ttuILu u.
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S6S0 COR. SALOON AND LUNCF-HOUsF.
y good location; doing good business. bar
go ~ AA-fso' 1 l. curtin St
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- - = NET-BAKERY AND CANDY SToRE. .
= ~ furnished rnnns han SIM 81
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6: TS0 SALOON AND OpGiNG-HoUSE; 20
Y ~. rooms; billiard aud pool table: estab-
iShed over 20 years; clears from 500 10 $3.50 a
month; trial given. LESS. II Fourth ST. Its
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Y lNOfARTN ER WANTED IN wHOI Ale
y ". n9uor-store; with one horse and wagon.
IN GOOD location doing good business NJ. Less
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&QlO LODGING HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS.
W.. well furnished; on the most desirable
part OF OFarrell ST.; fine roomers: clears sac pcr
month with family rooms included Apply X
hENNN, p kearny ST. If
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GInuD COFFEE SALOON AND OYSTFR,
= It't. house on the city front: established n
Gears, and clearing from 5000 To $3.50 per month,
reccipts $50 10 500 per day; the greatest bar%a,r
1f5red. NJ LESS II Fourth St ia "
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mo OWNERS or CARRIAGE AND ROAD
! horses-Ihe Souther Farm has every facility for
giving the best Of care and attention all animals
sent there; everything under cover in storms.
" rite for circulars and references to GILBERT
IDbIFkINS. SOuther Farm. san Leandro. no27 II
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$500 tcr st6ry se2TI 4E Sg
and bath; large lot: 27:6rl37 IS EASToN, Ell
DRIDG & a CO.. 63S Market st.
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CRAFTSMANSHIP WELL-KNowN COR
Il ner photograph gallery will be vacant IN few
days. Address HEROLD. Box So this once. FED 7t+
TOR SALE BARGAIN; CORNER DRUG
i store; business street; Hayes Valley. Address
Cash. Box 40 CALL Branch Once. fe5 4tf
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-06

S10 PINE, NEAR KEARNY = FINE FUR
CIO nished lodging-house; 10 rooms: all rented.
must be sold: no fair offer rafused- lei %
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Z 550 BAKERY IN GOOD LOCALITY. BAKEs
{, C,'D harrels OF flour per day NJ Less II
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Gl0n SALOON; IN GOOD LOCATION; Do |
u ] W. ing good business: fine fixtures. GOOD !
stock good opportnnitY. NJ LESS l. EnnStth sIIou
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On IND MORTGAGE OR NOTES; ON 1Sr
OmorIgage ". J. l.. ISAACS all OFarreiioc5ti
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4 GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
n complete with furniture, carpets stoves cur
talns blankets pictures and mirrors cash prices
on easy inStallments; small deposit NJ FRIED
MAN CO.'S. largest installment house on the
Coast, 22S and $50 StocSton, PSI Post St omen
eYeninEs: nrompt attention pald TO cnnntrv nrdt.rs
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-06

gro GOOD ROSEWOOD FOR SALE OF
- ~. monthly fnstallments 50. 2l3 Powell 1t
EISE-TONE ORGAN; VERY LITTLE USED;
L S65; Chase a Co., makers. WM. Il. BADGER.
725 Market st. fe4 1t
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MASSAGE.

A ROSE HILTON AND SADIE CARLTON,
"a. with MRS. ROBERTS $50 Mission st. baths.
massage daily; open Sunday A. NJ. TO IL r. NJ. 81 7s
" ROSE CLEVELAND FROM n Y: MASSAGE
Il. Nucleus House, Rim. 22: assistants. JAZZ II
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

4 L. CRESSWELL. AUCTIONEER, lOI5 MAR
n ket ST., Will pay the highest price for furui-
ture OF every description, sell your house IN lis
entirety.
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GIO0 BEST CASH GROCERY AND BAR IN
II 1OO. the .ty; established 20 years; must sell
Al once Address Z. o. Bog 2595. fe5 2I%
T. ROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE CHEAP, AC-
- count sickness. 506J2 Bryant st. fe5 3t+
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FINANCIAL.

&9 S0O ono TO LOAN ON RANCHES;
spC.oOO.OOO large sums below market rates.
JOHN T. LITTLE, 10 Safe Deposit Build'g dl6 3m
Nj oNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE c. II.
:n1 STREET. CO., AIS Montgomery ST. NOT tf
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
~ oS6 hearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on dlamonds watches: low interest oc4 q
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G1oSO SEVENTH ST, NEAR BRANNAN;
epIZcO. house of rooms rented for S26; 25x
80. EASTON, ELDRIDGE ~ Co. 63S Market st.
G9DH0 NICKSBURG ST. NEAR 23D; WITH
0cZCO. in short walk OF Castro-St ears: cottage
house; in fine order; a cosy home. EASTON, Ell
BRIDGE Il CO, 63S Market st.
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SSSu ROOMS; WELL FURNISHED; ALL
epcoN' rented; bargain; must sell. 22S Turk ST.:
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$1,000 EACH LOTS 26xI2S EACH; DoU6,
and ready Tor building. EASroN. ELDRIDGE d
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Gl 9 S00 HOWARD ST.. NEAR FOURTH;
~ .cOO. fine improvements; rented for
Sl36; lot 25N90. EASTON, ELDRIDGE a CO.,
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CARPETS.

4 RT SQUARES, So: BRUSSELS SOC LAID
- S. W. SHREK, 1924 Stockton 81. 1alOlm
- CENTS ON INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
- carpets; sold elsewhere at 81. ARONsoN.
1910 Stockton St. oc2s emo
( 7ARPErS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. Csc A YARD;
y iuStallment price elsewhere 81 a yard. NJ.
FRIEDMAN * CO., 22s-1SU stockton. and 237 Post
brussels soc, OIL CLOTH 25c, MATING sc,
u Enoleum SOC, poles 25c. shades 25c, body Brus-
sells Toe; carpets, furniture. etc, easy terms.
NEUMAN BROS, III Sixth SC. oc1l II
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L to Is cents per week. delivered by carrier to any
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by poStal-card Otherwise will receive
prompt attention once f22
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y Minna ST. iagl ~.
tTHE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
10 10 cents per week. delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin the best oldest
ana largest evening paper published the coast;
orders by poStal-card otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 MONTGOMERY s.
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I FRIGHT PIANO; wooDwoRTH a ALLoyA AN.
= makers: good tune; 500. WIN. g. BADGER,
725 Market ST. fe4 II
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800 Poso sa HbmL iSr F5TnNISHE1 800
iaInly housekeeping; no agents; sickness cause
SelilDE. FaG orE
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& 400 LoDGlNG-HOUSE FOR SALE: 2S
" wv. well-lurnished rooms; first floor occu1
pea as oihceS; located on Market St, near Third.
always full and clears $40 per month over ex,
penses. Apply X. KENNY. y KearnN ST II
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BUSINESS cHANCEs-CoNrINUEp.

THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
10 10 cents per week, delivered BY carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best olIe,t
and largest evening paper published on the coast
orders by poStai-card otherwise will recefya
prompt attention. Ofhse 622 MONTGOMERY st
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$1,000 HA1eBT S NEAa sc 0S BATH 2
25xlOO: this is the biggest bargain on Haight St
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & co. 63S Market st
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81 S00 rs ROOMS: FURNITURE CosT
0l1OOO. $4,000. MCLAUGHLIN. 20 Kea7ny Il
GD7S HOUSE OF ROOMS; MARKET ST.
W -. near Sixth; well furnished: big bargain;
paying house. kVENSoN. S65Ia Market ST. s 2ts
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GDS0l PARKER AVE. Mr.. POINT LOBoS
U-oOO. (Geary ST.; new cottage of 5 rooms
ana bath; lot 25HI25. EASToN, ELDRIDGE d
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$1,000 oCTAyIA ST; NEAR BROADWAY
1877 IS. EASr0N, ELDRIDGE a. CO.. 63S Market st
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G2n0O VALLEJO ST, NEAR LEAVEN-
.DoOUO. worth; large lot; 80 feet trout by 81
deep: house rented for $l5 per month. EASToN
ELDRlDGE q CO., 6:3S Market St.
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QOJ0A CASTRO, NEAR HENRY; STREE
NL1OO. work ali done: positively bargain
26Xl0O. EASroN, ELDRIDGE IL CO, 63S Market
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-05
Treatment of Milk In Hot Weather.
Farm and Preside

If one has no ice it is difficult to keep
the cream from getting too sour before
churning day. cool spring in which TO
place the cream cans is not always avail
able, but the we'll is and If light windlass
is put over the well the cans can he low
cred down TO the level of the water, and
the temperature will be found to be about
right TO keep the cream and ripen it for
churning. The temperature of the we'll is
even there are no sudden changes, and
the cream, when il comes out, is not thick
and sour, as il would be in a dairy room
subject to sudden changes from temperate
TO sultry heat The we'll is also q good
place 10 keep the butter and harden il for
market.
Last summer the ice crop was short in
ont the first of July, and We didn't know
what 10 do about raising the cream until
We hit upon the expedient of diluting the
milk with 30 per cent. of well water when
it was strained into the deep cans in the
creamery. This answered the purpose
The cream was all up in few hours, and
the only objection TO this method was that
IL lookup more room in the creamery. and
the skinned milk was verv poor for feed
ing purposes; but the addition of some
linseed meal made il all right to feed 10
calves and pigs. This method of dilutine
milk for cream raising can ne practiced
with any style of setting the milk, sup
pose, but II Is probably better to use deem
cans set IN tank Of water. Ii will be
worth while To make note of this in case
the Ice should give out before cold weather.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-05

leading Characters in the educational work of
the county for over twelve years, delivered two
lectures and assisted in directing the pro-
gramme OF the institute besides. His first lee
ture was on Arithmetic and his last one of
course on school law. He talked particularly
OF school districts and organizations, revenues
and special taxes. He divided the subject into
topics, each of which he treated quite exhaust
lively.
Following is the programme for today:
Grammsr-"Psrts Of Speech" Professor Browne
1rammar-'Pronouns - Professor Meredith
Arithmetic-"Psrtial Payments .--.-.-.-
-.... ........... Professor Jones
School laws-"Cities Of Over 10000 ..........--
$3.50 ...................Pr Professor Jones
Drawing Perspective" Mrs. Elizabeth Baker
Aethods-HPen and Busy Work" Miss Hyatt
Algebra-"Fractions'' ......-. Professor Browne
observation-disclosures of speech" .--.-..-...
............s........ Professor Meredith
Teachers Aims - Professor Rich, of Gilman
On the evening of the lecture by Mr. Shipper
music will be furnished by the Mozart orchstra.
The lecture win be free.
Following are the names OF the teachers who
registered yesterday:
Annie Loree Seattle; Matte Osborn, Gilman:
Amy 3. Gardner, Walla Walls; Mamie Bonar
Black Diamond: Blanch Fey, Seattle; Flora F.
Austin, Townsend, Mont. Mary French, Eagle
Harbor; Isabel Rose, Seattle; Julia settemaier.
Seattle; Mabel Downs, Seattle; s. y. McNaught-
on, Tolt; Mabel Toles, Stuck Junction; Mrs R.
J. Ely, Seattle; Mrs. J. r. Trow bridge, Seattle;
Alice Stsemphi and Grace Vrooman
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-05
HOWE AND HUMMEL.
The Famous New York Lawyers who
Shield Criminals From Punishment.
IL

The Famous New York Lawyers Who
Shield Criminals From Punishment.
John A Cockerill
One of the most interesting sights of
New York is William F. Howe, the massive
advocate, in fraternal conference with his
dlmlnutive partner and loyal champion,
Little Abe" Hummel. Surprisingly little
IS known about the personality of these
two decidedly interesting citizens of the
metropolis. The chronicles of the Old
Bailey and the Newgate Calendar are reck-
oned among the classics of English litera-
ture by vast majority of readers who are
better judges of crime than of composition.
When the Chronicles of the Tombs" and
the Sing Sing Calendar" come to be writ
ten, Howe or Hummel, or both. will
assuredly have to be consulted, if not
retained to do the bulk of the work.
Mr.. Howe is getting to be an old man
now. His enormous frame and bulldog
tenacity of purpose and energy of execu-
ton, not to speak of his energy in prevent
ing executions, still serve to keep him
young before the juries. He has a COM
modious and tasteful mansion in that
newer New York which lies TO the north
east and above the Harlem. where, in the
midst of an extensive and well-selected
library, he passes the evenings of his mel
lowing years in quiet. He is devoted to
loud diamond-decked iewelry, to his home
and family, and in spite of his
very large acquaintance with nearly all
those semi-mysterious members of the
community known as "men-about-town,"
he Is not of them nor is he seen with
them. To see HIM one must seek him In
some important trial, or in the inner sane
tum OF his office down in Center street,
near the Tombs, Howe has been described
as human bulldog; his remarkable
only TO his tremendous energy, but,
it is said, to his solid substratum
of legal learning, which he laid more
than generation ago in Boston. Not
long after he concluded to move to the
metropolis, slender and very small boy
of very vivacious and strongly marked
physiOgnomy, black-eyed and black haired,
employment. People say that Little
Abe" Hummel began as Office boy and
front-door polisher. He was not long in
making his value felt, however, and small
as he is physically, and boyish as he re-
mains in spite of his experience, he is
now ''as big man as old
Howe" to whose brawny shoulders
his silk hat barely approx
mates. Criminal associations can by no
means be declared to have eliminating
influences on the lives of these men.
Hummel goes out as much as Howe stays
at home. The lively little bruno may be
seen at all the first nights, in the fashion
able promenades, driving in the park,
telling stories in the uptown cafes, and in
clubs of which he is member. He lives
on Seventeenth street, and ''does the
social" while his herculean partner ''does
the family act"