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The herald., 1894-04-25

DERsONAL-COFFEE, FRESH ROASTED
7 daily, java and mocha, 35e. per b.. noun
tain coffee, 25c; 10 lbs, corn meal, l5c; lbs.
rolled wheat or oats, 2Jc; Germca, 2Oc: % lbs.
brown sugar, 81 5 lbs. good ten, 81; lbs.
peeled peaches, 25c; cans aprcots, 25c; can
baked b ans, rOc; orange marmalade, 5ei 3
lbs. lard, soc; pork 912c; wood pals l5c
brooms, 15c bacon, 1876. ECONOMIC
STORES. sos S. Spring ST.
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NOR RENT - LOWER PART OF HOUSE,
i completely furnished, 3 7 oms with use OF
piano, for light housekeeping. 626 South
Broadway. Al Il
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KX1ANTED-ALL NEEDING HELP FREE
W employment or any information, address
r. NITrINGER's BUREAU; established $50
Office, 3l91s $. Spring 81: residence, 451 $
Hope ST., corner Fifth, Los Angeles, Cal Tele-
phone l13. SIG If
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EOR SALE-REsTAURANT; ONLY SZ5U
L half cash, balance easy payments; good
location on Spring st. Don't miss this chance.
J. WALSH Il CO., S3112 $. Spring st. 4-24 1t
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GIlIU AAN.

DEMOVED-MR PARKER, MEDIUM AND
Ii life-reNdng airvoyNnt; business, law
suits, removals, disease, marriage mineral To-
cations, love affairs etc 236I2 3 spring st.
$3.50 If
EGIsS KATE LAIPMAN, KNOWN AS STAR
IVk light the Celebrated Little Test, business
and Developing Medium. Sittings daily,
1861 : Spring. Al u
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nnrp mAnrrn-rArr


NJ ANTED II sALESMEN. TO SELL OUR
W goods by sample to the wholesale and re-
tail trade; sell on sight TO every business man
or irn; liberal salary and expenses paid ;
position permanent. For terms address with
stamp, CENTENNIAL MFG. CO.. Milwaukee,
Wis. 4-2o ct
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TOR SALE--A 22-ROOM LODGING HOUSE,
/ blocks from City Ha l; newly furnished; ;
I'll rooms occupied; splendid location; ewnec
going east. Here is an excellent oppo tunity
for bargain. Full investigation solicited.
Address ST. LOUIS, box 80, Herald 81 II
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ToR QUICK SALES
l. List your property with
EAsION ELDRIDGE Il CO.,
4-24 u III South Broadway.

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roK KENr-HOUsEs. .

7 OWN 10 HOUSES, FURNISHED AND IN
l furnished, for rent; also, 400 building lots
for sale on installments, and acreage for sub,
division on easy terms. MATTlSON, 81 South
Hill ST I3Igtf
The herald., 1894-04-25

A RE TIMES IIARD? THiN DON'T FAY
N high prices. Read onr cash price listi
4 lbs 35c sirIoin or tendeflon steak IT, &c;
round steak &c, or 3 lbs 2Jc; fresh pork lOc;
salt pork Zoe, or lbs 25e; leg Of mutton Sc;
loin mutton chon 1Oc rib or shoulder mutton
chop DC, or = lis l5c; stewing mutton DC:
leaf lard, unrcndered, Zoe; SAM, rendered,
lie. L. q. CHASE, 6lS 5. Spring st. l-3O ly
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G-S CASH-LOT READY FOR BUILDING,
II - situated close to ell ctric cars, n w. part
OF city; size, SOxl50; price, $3.50; $75 cash,
balance to suit This 'ot ia worth 1870, but is
offered At bargain for a few days only See
B'WHlTE, z2l W. First st. 4-20 II
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ID ARE CI!ANCE-$t75, TODAY, WILL BUY
IL half interest in a legitimate paying busi-
ness, having no opposition in this city. owner
is irst-class' business man and wants reliable
man to join him to further extend the busi-
ness ENceptiona ly good chance for such
small capital; should pay at least 500 monthly
to each above nll expenses For particulars
see WHITE, 21l w. First st. 42J 1T
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, With
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all Drug
gists in SOC and ST bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will MOI
accept any substitute if offered.
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A JEALOUS LOVER.
Serious Trouble at the
Bella Vista.
All Due to the FaScinations of Mrs.
Marshall, the Comely House
keeper.

The usual serenity and dignity chat dis
tinguish the Bella Vista Hotel. corner of
Taylor and Pine streets, was rudely dis
turbed yesterday afternoon by riot in the
servants quarters.
1t was all caused by jealousy. Mrs.
Marshall, the housekeeper, Is q comey
widow. and, although she has African
blood in heir VEINS, she looks more like a
daughter OF sunny Ialy. All the cOlored
male servants are desperately III love with
her, and so Is Phillip Jacoby. fair
haired. blue-eyed Belgian, who is general
utility man ABOUT the hotel.
Jac0by had been addicted 10 drink, but
when be fell in love with the fascinating
hOusekeeDer he determined 50 cure him.
self OF the habit and prove worthy of her.
So be took the gold cure and returned TO
his duties at the hotel few days ago.
During his absence q colored porter
named Stewart had been ardently pressing
his suit with the h0usekeeper, and Jacoby
was not slow to discover the fact that be
had favored rival in the sable porter.
The strained relations between the three
persons more directly interested came to a
crisis yesterday afternoon. Jacoby taxed
Mrs. Marshall with iavoring mis- rival. he
was III a terribly excited condition, and
she took refuge from his fury in one Of the
bedrooms.
Then Jacoby went on the hunt for
Stewart, but the lanulady, having heard of
the trouble, sent for policeman. Officer
Leonard made his appearance aud he was
instructed to arrest Jacoby :or drunken
ness. de resisted so violently that he had
TO be handcuffed.
Jacoby Is great favorite with the guests
at The hotel, and several visited him last
night at tie City Prison. They were all
anxious to bail MIN out, but they were
afraid to do SO. as he might GO back in his
excited state and do something desperate.
LIS all due to jealousy" ,ald one of the
ladies who accompanied Horace Wilson.
'Jac0by mas not touched iQu0r since he
took The gold cure, but he Is crazy about
the housekeeDer In the morning he may
be calmer. and then he can be let out OF
prison.
Jacoby was fretting and tuning in his
cell last night, ana declared it was a put
ny JOB by the colored Servants, who were
jealous OF his attentions TO Mrs. Marshall
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IN his riding. He got the place on Miss
Fletcher very cleverly.
Stanford generally manages to get some
of the money in the jumping races.
The defeat of Charimon was sad blow
to combination players.
Following are the entries for to-day's
running races:
First race, three-quarters of mile. selling.
two-year- odS-Dara 108, Arno lob. Hanford
SO. Kitty l. 90. Hueneme 101, Mollie King 1o2,
Ethel Dixon 9S.
Second race fve-eighths of a mile, selling
King Sam 05, Hal Fisher 1o4, Ricardo 30.
Rayine 80. Robin Hood SO, Warago 90,
Nero 95.
Third race. one mile, handicap-Vassal 115,
ThOrnhilI I13 Sir Reel 106, Meianita 81.
Fourth race. five-eigbths of a mile, selling
Chartreuse SO, Sligo SO. Gold Dust no. Nor
mandie los. Draw Scot lol. Condo 1o4. Lottie
d 109 Captain Rees 104. Three Forks lO2.
Fifth race, seveu-eighths of mile, selling
Motor 81. Talbot Clifton ] OF. Realization 1OI,
La Gascon ga, Jack Richelieu 104, imp. EN-
nir6 90.
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Track Notes.

Carr rode two winners and second
horse yesterday.
Riley Grammar won $1,000 from Book
maker Walter on the Hawthorne race.
laying him $500 against it. but had to pay
it all over to Joe Ullman on the last race.
betting him $1,000 against $50 on Howard.
San Lucas was strongly played to win
the first race yesterday.
Young Russell ia improving very much
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eeklv Call, ST DER Year
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

N OIiCE OE ASSESSMENT-KENTuCK com
cinef 1r.uated mining Company. Location of prln-
t,p ps pace OF pusln ness, san Francisco Cal: Ioca
wy oi WORKS, Gold hi4, Storey County, New
boaS 70 10 hereby given that at meeting Of the
DoaIu Oh directors, held on the 18Th day of "
remoer, 1894, an assessmenI (No iul of s cents
was levied upon the capital stock of the
ates gold coin TO the secretary at the once ~
somery ST., San Francisco Ca W. ~o"
ANY stock upon which this assA..ma,- sh.u "a
al i,, unpaid on the 10th day of December 1891
H., oo ueInquent and advertised for sale at pub-
vii ~ sion; ana unless pay ment 10 made before
Tan a oe solo on Til uRSDAY, the 10Th day of
trsry, 1870, TO pay the Delinquent asses. o. ent
ros.snor Win the costs of advertising and ex.
pcnses OF sale BY order of the board OF directors
,,m. AUG. Wal ERMAN Secretsry
sEx 81, San FRANCISCO, Cal 'o' aol7 I'd
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DIR. Redding's Appointmeut.

Dr. G. Fl. Redding was yesterday ap-
pointed one of the assistant surgeons at
the Receiving Hospital in succession to
DR.. Mays. The position has been tenn
pOrariy filled by DR.. Taylor
The morning call., 1894-12-20

"Fanchon. the Cricket" is playing to
good houses at the Grove-street Theater
despite the inclemency of the weather.
Since its production in this city years ago
the "Cricket" has always been receives
ception to this statement. 1t is a piece
full Of interesting situations, strong lines
and good comedy that hold the attention of
the audience from start to finish. The
scenic effects are strikingly effective and
picturesque and strengthen the general
play. Earnestness and cleverness mark
the action of the cast. and consequently
the piece is well rendered. Darrell Vim
cent in the role of Landry may be pro-
aounced an unqualified success. and Kate
Dalgleish makes a decided hit as the
vivaclous Cricket. The patronage of this
theater is steadily increasing owing to the
well-directed exertions of the manager.
The morning call., 1894-12-20

Mr.. Leo Cooper, principal of the elocu-
cutionary institution in this city, gave a
most successful reading before tile Chris
tian Brothers and the students under
their care. at st. Mary's College. yesterday
evening,
The morning call., 1894-12-20

Miss Minna Gleason has signed as lead
ing lady of Morosco's Grand Opera-house
for a term of months.
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every day." and your average San Fran
clscans have catlike antipalhy to water.
When the heavens are weeping it must be
Strong motive that will make them leave
nome. There is brisk demand for seats
for the new holiday bill, 1.-THE Wolves of
New York. that receives its first perform
ance this season on Saturday night next,
December %. The sale of seats continues
daily at the boX-nfflce The cast Is long
one. and will present many new candidates
Tor public favor. Near the theater the
famous racehorse Democrat is stal ed.
He takes kindly to the stage. and bids fair
to make an interesting debut. Democrat
Is tne morse that wins the great handicap
and saves the house of Draytop. Leonard
Grover Jr. will make bis Temperatures in
the part of Robin O'Malley, and no doubt
will be welcomed by a houseful of friends
and admirers.
The morning call., 1894-12-20

RUPTURE CURED.
Without Knife, Pain or Deten-
ton From Business.

The treatment OF hernia wihout the use Of
the knife Is simple application of scientific
principles by which the bowels are 1epl aced
ana toning and building up process with
the aid OF newly discovered METHODS, which
closes the openings and permanently strength
ems the muscles which goYerG them BY
this mode Of treatment no operation Is
performed, there is no detention from business,
no pain and no danger whatever, yet a COM
plete and rmanent cure is effected. This
treatment requires experience aud knowledge
such as has been attained by DR.. c. z. Ellis
who has located elegant Offices in the Column
Dian building, 916 Marx ct street.
DIR. Ellis has devoted much time and study TO
this especial branch of medicine and has met
with such uniform success that he Will guar
aniee cure in each case lie undertakes. DIR.
Ellis has cured hundreds of cases IN this city,
and refers to the following testimonials.
Mr.. j. Waliin. at present residing ar 4O6
Geary street, says: II came to San francisco
for treatment for rupture that l had suffered
from for twenty two years. 1 knew that only
an expert could cure me, Tor had had cOnsld-
The morning call., 1894-12-20

Nine. Tavary and her grand English
opera company follows Aladdin Jr.' at
the Baldwin. Tavary is among the most
successful grand opera singers on the lyric
stage to-day.
The morning call., 1894-12-20

Lydia Titus Yeamans resumes her place
at The OrDheum Music Hall next week,
and then we may expect to see a rising in
the tide of attendance at this popular
place of amusement. Manager Walters is
getting up variety circuit on this coast.
He has already secured theater in Por :
land. Or. His latest acquisition is the
Grand Opera-house 10 Los Angeles. which
he believes will be a great show town in
the near future, on account of the boom
now setting in there.
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Princess Edith. the Wonderland's mind
reader, is quite up to the Bishop standard
for fnding out what's passing 10 ones
ledge box.
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cradle experience IN try
ing to be cured. / was
advised to go TO DIR. q.
z. Ellis at 916 Market
street, and shall always
be thankful for the ad-
vice, as he not only
cured me. but h- did it
In Ten days. without
pain or danger. Ills
treatment is very mild
and Skillful; there was
no detention from my
business, and l am more
Than satisfied. / do not
have the least pain or
n nAn,EArf II ., -, 1900 u
The morning call., 1894-12-20

"Gasparone" at the Tivoli will give way
to the "Lalla Rookh" spectacle on Mon
day evening next.
The morning call., 1894-12-20

The Growers lost nothing by the closure
Oh the Stockwell, for "the rain it raineth
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The Wigwam is running fine line of
attractions this week.
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and am only too glad 10 recommend DR.. Ellis
publicly. / would advise all sufferers from rup-
ture TO call on him."
Names of patients cured will be fur
nished on application.
The morning call., 1894-12-20

Haverly's Ministries at the Alcazar will
probably do better business when The
clouds roll by" and Christmas is actually
upon us. At present, like ali our places of
amusement, 1t is suffering from 100 much
rain water. "rhe Black Mikado" has
proved capital hurlesque. and will soon
De followed by another irayesty on popu-
lar opera.
The morning call., 1894-12-20

~.
Ind. Horse, weight, Jockey; St. "a Str. Fin.
1ss Sis: Tlste1sT. - sEa';:;iiji ; = . = =
rs San Lucas, I04 (E. Coch-
10 Ernest. SO (Chevalier)........B b So
ll9 Misty Morn, l09 (hinrichs)..3 AZ 81
Good start. Won easily. lime, pa. Winner
gray colt, by Warwick Helen Scratch
Betting: Grandee ! to 10, Miss Fletcher ~ to
/, Primanda 50 o l, San Lucas to l, Ernest 10
l, Misty Morn to l.
OO7 SECOND RACE-Five furIongs, selling;
~. purse $500.
Ind. Horse, weight. Jockey. St. N Str. Fin,
I93) Monrovia, I0S e. Carr)...-.4 AZ az IL
1876 Norlee, so (Chevalier) ........2 Ia IL 2z
SO Red light. ll3 (Bozemsn). g - - AZ
Charlie Quick, 90 wv Flyun).7 70 &c SO
C202) Red Bird, lU6 &c. Coehrane)5 3la 81 6S
2lo George L. Smith 100 (Hin-,
1875 r FIs3sl 100 ckssasyi..8 8 8 81
Fair start. Won nandiIy. Time, III. winner.
by mare by Strathmore-L Leap Frog.
Betting: Monrovia L to 3, Sir Reginald 25 to l,
Noriee TO 1, Red Light 90 to l. Red Bird to ),
George +. Smith to l, Charlie Quick 90 to l.
Tampa 800 to /.
12S THIRD RAcE-ons mile, selling; purse
, IS svthos r. 20 81 X 4 =
222 ST Adams, 80 (Chevalier)...4
Good start Won driving. Time, 52A. Win
ner, chestnut mare, by Alarm-NoveL
Betting: Aary to 8, Hawthorne to 5, Carmel
20 to l, st. Adams 20 to :.
900 FOURTH RAo..-"short course: stee-
ia. plechase; about and half miles:
selling; purse $500.
Ind. Horse. weight Jockey. st. WI Str Fin
2l9 St. Brandon. 1913 (McCol-
PA Eli GG Eendis is5 iRsdasdji 8 y 10 Il 10
go Haymarket, 130 (Stanford).5 56 ~ IS
1874 General Miles, 1873 Murphy)3 As Al AZ
2l2 Dick O'Malley. 12b Gam
1874 Lo opSSss i35 (AiimarEj..6 90
Good start Won pulling up Time 3:36L4
Winner, chestnut colt, bv ST. Blaize-Guenn.
Betting: ST. Brandon to 10. Eli Kendig 5 to
!, Haymarket 10 to l. General Miles y to L, Dick
o'Maley Is TO 1, LongweIl to l.
Oon FIFTH RACE-six furlOngs, purse s4Oo
(2l2) Howard. l04 (Coady).- .......1 IL l2 II
213 Charmion, 100 IL. Lloyd)....2 zg "a 40
200 Wandering Nun, iO4 (Hin-
richs).... % 81 30
200 AdolDh, 100 "a. CoVington(.4 ~ al 4h
Martinez, ia (seaman). I'D
Good start. Won driving Time, 1:22. Winner,
CD estuut gelding, by Tyrant MAY cite.
Betting: Howard IL TO !. Charmion TO B..
Wandering Nun to /, Adolph TO 1, Martinez
80 10 l.
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by mare, by Strathmore-Leap Frog
Betting; MOnrovia IL to B, Sir Reginald 25 to / I,
Noriee TO l. Red Light 90 to !. Red Bird 3 to /,
George +. Smith to l, Charlie Quick 90 to l.
Tampa 800 to l.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-MEXICA GOLD
~ ana silver Mining Company. Location OF
principal place OF business. an Francisco CAL;
location OF works. Virginia. Storey County New
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of the
board OF directors held on the 4Jh day or Decen-
Der, S94. an assessment 60. 5l) OF TWENTY-FIVE
(26l cents per share was levied upoU the capital
STOCK OF the corporation, payable Immediately In
United States gold coin to the secretary at tho
ONCE OF the company, room 70. Nevada block, No.
800 Montgomery ST. San Francisco Cal
Any stuck upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 9Th day OF January. 1895, VIII
be delinquent and advertised Tor sale at public
auction. aud. unless payment is made before, will
be sold on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF January,
1893, TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs of ADVERTISING and expenses or sale.
BY order OF the board OF directors.
CHARLES r. ELLIOT, Sec
.0fice-Room 20, Nevada block. No. 500 Mont
HoRery ST.. San Francisco, Cal de0 I'd
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00S THIRD RACE-one mile, selling; purse

900 FOURTH RAO..-'Short course": stee-
AA1. piechase; about and half miles:
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0on FIFTH RACE-si1 furlOngs, purse s4OC

Good start. Won driving. Time 1:22. Winner,
CD estuut geldinR by Tyrant- Nav cite.
Betting: Howard IL TO !. Charmion TO g..
Wandering Nun to /, Adolph TO 1, Martinez
80 TO l.
The morning call., 1894-12-20

CHAS. C. HARVEY, Secretary.
Ofnce-Room 4. Nevada block, 300 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. Cal. no23 I'd
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HUUu sIaII. " On tdsIIJ. IIIH5, III W Inner,
gray colt, by Warwick Helen Scratch.
Betting: Grandee l. to 10. Miss Fletcher 2 to
/, Primanda 50 l. San Lucas to /, Ernest 10
l. Misty Morn to l.
The evening world., 1894-05-23
PASSED A MONSTER ICEBERG.
New Tank Steamer ExcclsiOr the
Latest Addition To the Fleet.

The oil tank steamer Excelsior. which
arrived this morning. is the latest addi-
ton to the oil-carrying fleet OF the
Standard oil Company. She is fresh
from the yard of the Vulcan Company.
OF Stettin. builders of the Fuerst Bis
marck and other express steamers She
Is Of 2.i37 tons register and Is fitted with
the latest modern improvements and up
%pliance-.
she made tho passage from Shields to
his port in eleven days, twenty hours,
with a very moderate coal consumption.
She is commanded by Can't Muller.
and Is consigned to Gustave Heyc. 26
broadway,
Cap Muller reports having passed an
iceberg ovcr half n mile in length and
about ninety feet in height.
The horC was seen about 3 o'clock on
the morning Of die 18th. Capt. Muller
saws It was directly in the line OF ocean
steamers. w go, pretty close TO the
iceberg before We saw IT," said Capt.
Muller. but saw II In lime to avoid II.
II was. ! think. the biggest l have ever
seen" Nothing was seen OF the BERG
by the Teu'onic. which arrived this morn
ing.
Cant Muller SAYS the time made by
the Excelsior is unusually. good for a
nader VOYAGE. The vessel Is $50 feet
long and ~ 10 feet wide, and has a ca
pacity Of l,75NnN gallons. She Is now
at the Standard OIL docks at Bayonne.
The evening world., 1894-05-23
GAYNOR MEANS TO Be JUDGE.
Cases on His Calendar Cannot b
Turned Aside.
Particularly Will He Try eel" Road
Damage Suits.

Justice Gaynor this morning threw
out a very broad hint to Counsellor
Brush. representing he law Arm OF
Hoadly, Lauterbach & johnson.
Mr.. Brush appeared in the Supreme
Court. Brooklyn, to oppose a motion to
set aside the report Of Commissioners
in condemnation proceedings in connec-
ton with the right OF way Of the
Brooklyn Elevated on Grand avenue.
Ira Leo Bamberger appeared in oppo-
sttion. The Commissioners only award
ed six cents damages. Mr.. Bamberger
showed that according to the witnesses
Of the railroad company, the property
was worth $3.50, 900.
Justice Caynor has not favored awards
of six cents damages.
Mr.. Brush Jegan to object and did
not want to go on with his case.
Judge Gaynor said: when cases are
called in this court l want them to go
on without respect to the Judge who Is
on the bench"
Judge Gaynor spoke earnestly. and In
timated that Mr.. Brush could not get
rid of presenting his case to-day. because
Judge Gaynor was on the bench.
The evening world., 1894-05-23
FEARS A DISCARDED LOVER.
Miss Cox Wants William Oheet-
ham Arrested.
Both Belong to a Swell Williams
burg Tennis Club.

Julia Cox, twenty years old. a stylish
IL dressed young woman. who lives with
her parents at 81 Hart street. applied to
Justice Goetting in the Lee Avenue
Court, Williamsburg. to-day for a war
rant for the arrest OF William Cheet-
ham,. twenty-one years old. who lives at
53a Vernon venue. Miss Cox says that
Cheetham has threatened to kill her.
After she had told her story Justice
Connolly told her that II she would
apply tomorrow he would grant a
warrant.
The two young prople. both or whom
are members of wealthy families, be-
long tc a select organization known as
the st. Clair Tennis Club. which num-
bers in its membership many prominent
young people of the T~wenty-hrst Ward.
Miss Cox and Cheetham were thrown
constantly into each others company
at the tennis court, and a short tim
ago their engagement was announced.
One day last week the Tennis Club CAV
on the Heights. and the eccentric con.
duct OF Cheetham Is said to have caused
unfavorable comment.
Miss Cox says TIA, that he was Sosd grossly tG,
wards her was insulting. The next day
she sent for the young man and told
him in emphatic terms that all was over
between them.
Since that time. Miss Cox says. her
ex-sweetheart has constantly tormented
her. He met her o. the street on one
occasion. she says. and remarked gloom
lily that " she did not forgive him
"a bullet would settle their trouble. :
Miss Cox was convinced that he intend
ed to kill her and has been in fear ever
since. She had intended to go to hel
family's country place at Belmont, y
j., tomorrow. but has learned tha'
Cheetham knows Of her plan and ex
pressed his determination to follow her
When she came to court this morning
man. belonging to the tennis club
who remarked tina II Miss Cox
would only give him permission he
would Chastise young Cheetham. He
seemed much relieved. however, wher
the young woman declared that sht
would never permit 1t, as he would prob
ably be killed.