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II-'IID lIF'H % I'tI-T3 IUEot IUFWs. I IsI, sUb
CON- stands in proud pre-
eminpuee on the dome Of our capitol at
Washington; and still more perfectly, as
she came tue gift Of France, the monument
Of our centennial, towering grandly against
the skv. blessing the land, lighting the sea.
The first twenty-dollar gold coin u795)
shows the goddess. the prototype, with
Samsonan promise OF strength IN wealth Of
hair flowing from beneath her launty cap,
and a delightfully."- saucy bang. The silver
dollar of that year presents a more NoiHauly
TYNE. with inUres.ive height Of brow, ana
represents the historic features Of Martha
Washington.
ii nationality affects art the designer Of
the dollar OF 1919 possibly tried to har-
monte the Greek line Of brow with his own
ideal III the heavy jaw Of Germania. This
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Deen q IN c or G Jica !
theme of thought, dis
cusslOn, and panegyric
with philosopher. phi
lanthrol ist, poet, sage
and statesman; but it
was destined TO be born
in a new world in its
grandest form a little
over a century ago in
the founding of a re-
public. Blackstone'S
definition of civil lib
erty, in this new light,
lacks essential COM
pletepesS; "TbaJ con-
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direction or restraint"
While the world Of
thought would cor
daily agree that the
public good is the
great end to be con-
served, it would differ
widely as to the things
constituting the PUBLIC
good, particularly the
kind of government
best suited to secure it.
He does not define the
DcTitfa-l ctrroftra Int
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gland, in America, largely, by reason Of
the traditions and tenures associated with
the latter, political liberty received more
practical and broader Interpretation than
it ever had before, embodied as universal
principle in the declaration aud law OF the
people The limited conception Of liberty
that prevailed during the reign of King
John, and the broad and comprehensive idea
that marked it during the American revolu-
tiunaTy period, show the wondruus growth
politically that reached its fun ru ton in
the close Of the great American conflict ana
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apnSTpnNEM ENT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT SpOCK or
i the CruiTshanE Gold Mining CompoNy Is hereby
postponed uutn Wednesday Noyeuibesa4 ole%l's IS
IL O'Clock noon. at the Office OF the CouV4aE Room
=, No. 2lt Sansome street, san Francisco Cl- BY
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST J. KOCH Secretary
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DELINQUENr SALE NOTICE-UNION CON
IL soidated Silver Mining Company Location
Of principal place OF business. San Francisco, Cas-
Location OF works Virginia Mimi District, Storey
County. New. .
Notiee-There arc delnGuent uponethe following
described stock, on account assessment NE 451,
levied on the sixth (5tal day OF January. 1892.
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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OF the capital In the
year 263, he set a cap
on a spear as a prom
ise of liberty to all
slaves who would join
him. Marius used the
same expedient to
incite the slaves to
take tTms against
Sylla. The cOnspira-
tors that slew Cesar
CARRIED capped spears
as a symbol of new lib
erty for Rome and the
- al I.,,.-.,,o, 10 -, -, "a,
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Dol tinted by the terror
OF the guillotine.
Reason considered as
an imVersona Of
all those mental pow
ers which diStin-
guish mankind from
the brute creation
was decreed to be
wOrshiped as a god
dpss by the French
Republicans Novem-
Der 10, 1893, when a
festival was held in
honor Of the new
faith. The Church OF
Natra nap,n tUog Qpp
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with allegoriCal accessor-
les. The cotton bale Of
the South, the wheat
sncaf of the North. APP
peal potently to the agri-
cultural element 49, the
salt OF the earth. The
dollar Of the current
year is the most perfect
type Of the pure Greek
classic face that has ever
graced our coin.
France and the Argen-
tine Republic have a few
L
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U"1i WII WIIIlWaI T0NL IL
enemy to all restraint. The liberty can is
of Phrygian origin. When this aggressive
people conquered and took possession Of ihe
entire eastern part of Asia Minor, thew wore
a close-fittlng cap to distinguish themselves
from the natives, and had it stamped upon
their coins. The Romans adopted this can
fashion, but they were only worn by free
men. When slave was set free he donned
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DISAPPOINTMENT,

THE SALE DAY oFaDELINQUENT STOCK or
L the CTuikshRuk Gold Mining Company is hereby
postp oned until Friday, december T. lS9ls n
O'clock noon, st the Office Of the company, Room =
No. oil SauSome ST. san Francisco, Cal BY order
OF the Board OF Directors
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The WEEKLY CALL stands far in
advance of all competitors. in
quantity quality and variety
Of reading matter Old and
young equally derive pleasure
and profit from it's perusal
Only 81 Is per year. post paid
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face has a very de-
termlned, peril n p s
shrewish, expression,
but she is not good
looking. The gold coin
of 1927 shows some
Improvement in feat
ure, but her lips are
swollen and have a
prunes and prism s
expression. Her head
gear resembles the old
fashioned night-cap.
The artist " no fash
Toned the figures on
the dollars Of 1896 was
s-oh.hIu On En,lfrh
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daughter Of Jupiter and
Juno. Tiberlus Grac-
chus erected the first
temple to her at Rome
on Aventine Hill, and
IL was here that the
archives OF the State
were deposited. The
goddess was repre-
scented as a Roman ma
iron. arrayed in white.
holding in one hand a
broken scepter and in
the other a pike sur
mounted by q pileus or
cap; at her feet Law a
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HNeTpONEmFNT

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK soF THR
/ Cruikshank Gold Mining Company e hereby
postponed uotu Monday october s, 1891, ~ y
o'clGck noon at the once OF tho C0mp2gys Room $,
No. 2lI Sansosle street San Francisco, Cal. By
order OF the Board OF Directors,
ERNEST j. KOCH. Secretary.
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SOME IDEALS OF LIBERTY.
The Several Types That Have Been
Stamped on Coins.
Antecedents of the Fair Goddess That Has
Graeed Mint Issues of the United States
for Over One Hundred Years

"Interwoven is the love of liberty" said
Washington, with every ligament of the
human heart" From the time of Moses,
the great law-giver, down through the days
of DracO, Lycurgus and Scion, liberty has
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tabiiShed was to he q
free man, guardian
not only Of himself but
the associated rights Of
Others; in fact a SOW
ereign in his own ca
pac.ty, opposing the
idea of domination by
birth.
Passing these distln-
guished precepts of lib
erty, acknowledging the
benefits derived from
Magma Charta, and the
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or form of government that sys-
TEN of law, is alone calculated to maintain
civil liberty, which leaves the subject entire
master Of his own conduct, except in those
points in which public good requires some
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anu N accordanoe WIN law ana an aFder rom
the Board 81 Directors made on the It'll day Of
'uiy 1891, so many shares OF each. parcel Of sUek
took may DO necessary Will be sold st publIs
Rction a, tae once OF the company. Room 8. slI
ssusoms ST., san Francisco Cal, on Monday the
tn day OF September 1891 at the hogr Of II
seoOk.M. of said day, to pay said delinquent as
sessment thereon together with costs 81 savsrtIR
t1g and expenses OF sale. %
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
Oaos-Koem 3. al SsnsorZs st. Sao FsaGSiasa.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELINQUENT SALE NOTICE GOULD &
u Curry Silver Mining Company. Location OF
PRINCIPAL place OF business San Francisco Califor-
MIA; location OF works, Storey County, Nevada.
NOticc-There are delinquent upon the following
deScrI bed stock account OF assessment q so
lev the 5th day Of January 1892. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
sharelOIders, as foIIOW5:
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Meyer, Victor d ......
Morris. J. c., balance.
Toe Iohu II bafauca

And IN accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Directors, made on the llth day OF
Jauuerv, 1892, so many shares OF each parcel or
such stock may be necessary viii be sold nc pub
lie auction at the Office OF the company. Room No
20, Nevada Block, 500 NJ ntgomery street, san
Francisco, Cal. Thu sday. the 18th day Ut
March, 1899. at the hour OF O'Clock P. NJ OF
said day to pay said delinquent assessment there
together with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale. ALFRED K DUK oROW. Secretary.
Onice-Room So Nevada Block, 800 MOntg cry
street. san Francisco, Cal, fe19 I'd
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also affords q warrant
for tho belief that we
shall be enabled, with
moderate structural
changes, to adjust and
assimil Re TO il the
phenomenal activities
Of this and coming
generations"
Tie tributes Of a
more precious peau to
liberty written in the
words and lives of
Theodore Parker, John
Brown. Francis Jack
son, William Lloyd
Garrison, Harriet Mar
tineau, Abraham Lin
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beauty that might en-
ter such consideration
are: Unity. the type
Of divine cOmprehen-
siyenesS; TepOse, the
type Of divine perna-
nence; symmetry, the
type Of divine justice ;
purity, the type Of di-
vine energy ; and mod
Grafton, the type Of
government by law.
Our Goddess Of Lib
erty may be cOnsid-
cred TO have fulfilled
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TO Jupiter Eleutherlus,
who had freed the
Greeks from the ty-
ranny Of the bar ba-
rians. Aristides, the
Athenian, in the gem
eral assembly advised
that deputies should
be sent every fifth
year to celebr a t 9
Eleutherla, or the fes.
tiYal of liberty. At
break Of day the pro-
zurag.r la ~ ~
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE OCCIDENTAL,
~ Consolidated Mining Company. Location of
principal place OF business, San Francisco, Cal:
location OF WORKS. Silver star Mining District,
Storey County, New.
Notice-ThCre are delinquent upon the following
described stock. account OF assessment no. 9)
levied tho Ith day of January 1892. Uhe sew
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the respect
i've Statehood rs as follows:
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pNsrpOMEMENT-

THE SALEpAY OF DELINQUENT .STOCK' OF
/ the Crulkshank Gold Mining Company is RsFeby
postponed until Saturday, January ?, 1892, at II
o'clock noon, at the Office Of the Company, Room s.
No. I'll SinsOme street San Francisco Cal By
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST KOCH. Secretary,
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tongued Wendell Phillips the many pillars
of state, the thousand patriots and the un-
numbered multitude Of citizens and soldiers
that lie in unknown graves all speak as q
mighty voice from the dead for liberty
Tor its perpetuation.
Looking backward we may see liberty as
an infantile blaze warming the soul of the
Greek Eleutheria was a festival celebra-
ted at Platea in honor Of Jupiter Eeuthe-
RUS, or the asserter of liberty. After the vic
tory of the Greeks under Pausanias over Mar
dOnius, the Persian general, in the vicinity
Of Platea, an altar and statue were erected
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the Board OF Trustees. male the 9Th day of
January 1892, many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
pubic auction ut the office of the company. Room
69, Nevada Block. 500 Montgomery street, san
Francisco, Cal, on Tuesday, the lSt day OF
March, 81, at the hour OF O'Clock P. N. OF said
day. to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale. ALFRED X. ID RBROW, Secretary.
Ohice-Room 90, Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery
street, San tIAncIscO. cal fell ID
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g1ELfroUEE4 SALE NorloE-oaUrKsHAEw

~ Geld Mining Company. Location OF pEinoiSs
plsoe OF business, San Francisco, Cal Location sE
works, Les Burros District, Monterey County. Cal
Eotlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on sceount OF Assessment no %
levied on the It'll day Of July, 1891, chs several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders as follows:
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INC II ecu Jlli VI htfN oiN ' c
Daniel Webster said
First and chief, no man
makes question, thar the
people are the source OF
all political power. Gov
eminent is instituted for
their good. and its mem
bers are their agents aud
servants. lie who would
argue against this must
argue without an adveT-
sary. The whole
system is arranged so as
10 produce as far as I'M
equal Industry and enter
prise render it possible, a
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a red cap, called pileus, as a token Of manu-
mission. When Saturninus took possession
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P0srR- MEsaENT.

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF TE7
i Cruikshank Gold Mining Company IS hereby
postponed until Wednesday, March ., 1892, az IL
O'Clock noon. at tina oice OF the Compaay, Room d,
No. 2ll Sausome street, san Francisco, zGlE Bg
order OF the Board OF Direct RS, -
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POSTPONEMEhT-

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK O$
L the CrulKshank Gold Mining Company Is h,rsby
postponed un Il! MONDAY, February l. 1922 az -
O'clock noon. NJ the Once OF the Comp10T Room y.
n o 2ll Sansome street san Francisco. Gal 81
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST J KOCH, SecgstlrY
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And In accordance win law. aud an order Of thu
Board OF Directors, ma de Oh the Sth day OF JaDu-
ary, 1892, 50 many shares of each parcel Of such
stock may be necessary VIII be sold at public
auction, at the ONCE Of the Company, Room 49,
Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery street. san Fran
cisco, Cal, on THURSDAY, the 80 day or March,
1892. at the hour OF O'Clock ?. N. or said day to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of the sale.
CHAS- Z. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Ofce-79 Nevada Block, 3O9 Montgomery street,
san Francisco. fsi3 IA
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And in accordance with law. and Order from
the Board OF Directors, made on the sixth t6thl
day or January, 1892, so many shares OF each par
eel OF such stock may be necessary viii be sold at
public auction aJ the Oice OF the company. Room
IL, 303 California street. san Francisco. Cal
WEDNESDAY, the second (2dJ day OF March. 1892,
at the hour OF one a. o'clock P. N. Of said Gay to
LAY said Delinquent Assessment thereon. together
with costs Of sdYer tlsiug aud expenses OF sale. "
A. ". ARROWS, Secretary.
Offce-IsoOm II, 3O3 California street. San Franz
cisco, Cal feI3 I'd
DELINQUENT SALE NOTrCE-CHOLLAR MIN
II ing Company. Location OF principal PLACE of
business. san Francisco, California; location Of
MOLAs 'HsIHid storey CouIly, Nevada
NCttCe-lhere is delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF Assessment mo 32),
levied on the 9th day OF January, 1872 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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THE SToop AND THE WINDOWS.

Iart OF our view OF the Park. I've placed the
whole a fair in the hands OF my lawyers. who
VIII try to obtain Il permanent injunction
against the building Of those Windows
MIR. SheSman's builders began to erect these
hnS windows under permit from the Park
Commissioners. When they had finished the
first and had begun wors Oh the second. Mr.
Wormsrr. seeing that they would obstruct u
part of the view of the Park from his house.
went To the Commissioners and the permit
was revoked until a hearing should he had. At
this hearing the permit was renewed
EI.ar NJ. Johnson and He,lder Van Dyck
MI. Wormsers lawyers appealed to the courts
and obtained II temporary Injunction vucatinH
the permit OF the Park Commissioners In the
argument to make this Injunction permanent.
John VI. Bowers and John tadwalader. coun-
sci for Mr.. and Mrs. sherman. set up in answer
that there is n porch to the WormSer house
which projects bcvond the street line aud il
~ much OF AN obstruction az tho bay windows
would be. Both sides are determined 10 fight
the case. and one side VIII surely arpea! from
Justice Luwrence's decision.
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MAY BE SOME SHOOTING SOON
bridegroom Mower Objects TO Being sere.
nnded with u Cannon.

LEWISTON. Me-. Dec. 2O-Alfred A. Mower. n
wcl-to-do Young farmer living in the neigh
boring town OF Greene. has been married four
months 1t is u custom in the town for mar
ricd people to give II reception to the ncigh-
bors as soon as convenient aftcrthc wedding.
Before his marriage Mr.. Mower had kent
bachelor hall. and no woman ever set foot in
his house. Mrs. Mower therefore. wanted II
little time to set things TO rights hcforc throw
ing the house open tu visitors. They told the
townspooplo that their reception would be
held. however.
A week ago tonight. while Mr.. Mower was
Hacking apples in II shed. hig crowd gath
cred outside tho house and proceeded 10 make
night hidcOus. Ii was IMPOSSIBLE 10 throw
tho house open. and vi. Mowrr did not Ike
tho idea of such Il ser"na,c after II" had prnm-
iscu reception. He kept on hacking aprl,,s.
ana let the memhcrs al the crowd howl them
and on FRIDAY night returned. rhrN STAYED
unit mic might. ON saturday night they again
returned. They brought horns AMI guns an /
get w II regular tomhnrGm"nt. \ hoio was
iorr"i through WINDOW IN the rear and
horns pushed through 1t ami blown. one of
mo windows was forced 0rGu and dark Ian.
terms RVS thrown through it into the room
night they came again. They brought n cam
non irOm an adloinin! town and He'd IL hc-
inio the house. threw wood upon he root. aud
did som" damage to the lui!Iing They
kept w tn" racket until daylight.
lhr rouGhS OF the town say they will keep
M the persecution. Tho town police are doin g
nothing. The mob has threatened t. pull Mr.,
snow drift Ito saws there will be some shoot
ing soon.
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The Jury Saw They Fitted, Rut There Was
Other Evidence to Convict Mrs. pnEiiaro.

Francisco PnGliaro and his wlfc Clementine.
who were accused by Agent Shutes OF the
CORY society OF bringing to this country six
Italian girls for immoral purposes. were found
guilty yesterday by q Jury before Judge Beno-
dict in tho United States Circuit Court. Sen
tence was reserved.
Interest in. tho trial began when buxom
girl lrma Antonio. who is said to hc IL years
old. was called to the stanI. In her previous
examination before Commissioner Shields she
had given testimony discriminating Mrs. ragli-
aro. Yesterday she swore that she was ~
years old. that she came TO this country alone.
The o o. s rr s wh was f"pt ty Srs par
arc In ,,,osen2!, Italy. lior former statements.
Mrs. PaEliaio was nut on tho stand in the
talks vigorously. Wien tic ten trunks whiSh
| tho Pa-liaros brought over were searched.
Shoes were ere found Assistant pstrist H,iornsy
them. Mr., Mott looked over his glasses and
We'll. the best way to disrroye her state
ment is TO have her try them on" said Lawyer
Mr.. Mott asscntcd, and tho slippers and
shoes were nassed over the rail to Mrs PaGli;
,bSr SnS w ano eaI ted in high chn and
Mrs. Iagliaro was permitted to lcayc the chair.
and sit down on the ll"or back of it. There
Then she seated herself in the chair. lifted
her dress. and then. extending her foot.
offered the slipper in evidence. lawyers
and jurors looked. The slipper fitted. Then
Mrs. Pagliaro tried on another rair OF sIr-
Iors. and. this time turning toward the Jurors.
offered tho second pnir IN evidence. A third
rim of his glasses. admitted that the slippers
fitted. and went on with his exam tnation.
lrma Antonina was called To tn" stand a
second time. Sh. said that Michael De Smoni.
IN employee at Ellis Island. took her away
from the island. bought her beer and wine;
and kent her drunk for two days. She said
he took hertz II hotel md made her tell all
those lies in her niil,laNit in which she in
! crimnatcl Mrs. Pngaro.
III Smoni was calicd TO the stand. He wns
excited. and violently denied the statements
OF the girl. He gained consent ut tho Island
| to tax. her to III. Italian tome. where She
suent the nj Ght The next day ho found that
! She had bad habits. II" told the President of
the Home about the girl. and then took her
! back to Ellis Island.
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Il RING To 7IfE MN VINO SHOT MN.
Burglar Irving Gives Policeman Firth IA
To;s"n a.! His Esteem.

PORTLAND. Me. Dec. IG.-Fred Irving the
burglar who was shot Ivy Policeman Firth
early this morning. Is worry near death. Ito
has a bullet in his iiIit lung and another N
his right shoulder. on tho way to the station
the prisoner said 10 FIRTH. roin.inc 20 a ring I
plain gold: Take that ring off my hand. will
You and Keep 1t! You're IL cool one"
what do You ~ oan:" as cd Fr!th. Haven't
you met that KIND hetorr.
M: mo.i 81 th"m arc chumps." said tho
man. u. chuttel and laughed with the oni-
Gers viii y on his way 10 the hospital. tie said
wrr. s.yrrni suit = Of r,, ,iri 6inr In his ,,,n,
\ memorandum book containing. II list OF resi- g.
h"n"cs ol raIlUns Wealthy Portland and Deer
ins rrpplo was also found. There was a mi
nat" description OF each. with til" position Of
the windows. rooms Ne. When told that he
sion or request to make or ANYBODY 10 tri"-
graph to. llo replied thai ho wanted to die
and that nobody cared for him.
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MIR. WORMsER WANTS LIGHT AND AIR,
And re Says Mr.. Shermnn's Windows wouid
CMrtnil His Share of 10th.

A ease OF three bay windows versus porch
was argued before Justice Lawrence on Mon
day. and the owner OF the windows and the
owner OF the porch arc anxiously awaiting
the Judges decision. The porch ornaments
the front OF Isdor Wormser's house at $3.50
Fifth avenue. ono and a half bay windows
bulge ont from tho front OF Mr.. William Watts
Shcrmnn's house that Is building next door.
Tho other one and n half bay windows lie in
front Of the house awaiting the Judges deci-
sion Mr.. Wormser's house is twonty-three
years old.
yesterday. a man doesn't stop to think OF
money. like to have lots Of light and air in
my house. but II Mr.. Sherman builds those
bay windows they will exclude great deal of
both. The windows would extend over six
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A SOLOMON ON THE FORCE.
lie Makes Three Arrests and Passes Sen.
tence on n Complicated Cnse.


Hyman Melzer keeps bakery at II Henry
street. The boys from st Theresa's school
make life miserable for Meier every alter
noon. and about a week ago he registered n
solemn oath to bring tho law down on the first
offender that interfered with him. Yesterday
afternoon Molzor cameup from his cellar sta g.
gering under load OF swcet-sm cling hot
rolls. Five boys from st. Thcresa's school
we're passing. and each grabbed a handful OF
rolls and ran.
Realizing that he couldn't catch moro than
one. Melzer selected Patrick Callahan. IA years
old. OF 10 Market street. as his prey. Callahan
ran toward Catharine street. and turning into
an alley. ran into cellar and hid beneath u
dry goods case. Melzer was close behind him.
but slipped ON q piece of ice and fell through
the window OF Mr.. Barney. Burke's shoo shop.
The window glass crashed all around Mcllcr.
hut he arose and resumed tho chase. Mr..
barney Burke grabbed the baker lust as hs
was going down into the cellar where young
-" Come buck an pay fer me windy" yelled
Tam tenn poys Wait till Catch tis vor." re
min. into tho cellar; Rurke followed. but in
The DARKNESS missed s Meier. who found, Young
carried him up tie street. VIII T hi i. T"
who?p Burke started IN pursuit, aud soon had
policeman interfcrc,li, and carried al hands to
tho station house: There each entered II com.
plant against Inc DINERS. and IT. looked as
though tho Sergeant wonld lavo to lock them
all up when tho big policeman spoke up rs
follows
ter chase him m It was durin' do chas. dat do
baker busted Mr.; Bnrke's glass. tink do boy
oughter pay fer de wndcr."
I'm satisfied with that" said Mr. burke
An, III let dot poy 20 If Ito pays for tho
glass" said Mr.. Mel2er.
Me Old man club lie stul'n' outer me-"
sobhed young Callahan
We'll. you'll have TO stand it," said tho Ser
geant. and all departed together. tho police
man going along to see that his susg rstion
was carried out