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The morning call., 1894-03-29
ASSESSsI ENT NOTICES.


CONSOLIDATED CALIFORNIA AND VIR-
y ginia Mining Company-Locatton OF principal
place OF business, San francisco. CAL: location OF
works, Virginia Mining District, Storey County,
New.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board OF Directors. held on the 9Th day OF March,
1894 an assessment (No. ~ OF so cents per share
was levied upon the pital stock OF the corpora
tion. payable immediately in United states gold
coin 10 the secretary, at the office Of the company,
room -. Nevada block. 309 Montgomery ST., San
Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 10th day of April. 1894, will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment is made before Will
be sold on SATURDAY, the 2Sth day OF April,
S9z. to pay the delinQuent assessment, together
wth the costs of advertising and expenses of sale,
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
A. w. HAVENS, Secretary.
ofhce-Room SO, Nevada block. 800 Montgom-
cry It. Ss1 Francisco. Cal mr7 I'd
CHOLLAR MINING coMPANY-LoCATroN
= of principal place OF business. San Francisco,
California; location OF works. Virginia. Storey
County, Nevada
Notice is hereby given that st meeting of the
Board of Directors. helq on the 2lst day of March
1894. assessment u o. 3s) OF twenty (20) cents
per snare levied upon the capital stock OF the
sold coin TO the secretary at the efce Of the
pany. room 70, Nevada block. 3O9 MONTGOMERY
ST., San Francisco. California. Any stock upon
which this assessment shall remain un paid on the
advertised for sale at public auction. and unless
payment is made before wilube sold on WED ES-
DAY, the 18th day OF May. 1894. to pay the deifn-
Quent assessment, together with the costs OF ad-
vertising aud expenses of sale. Ry order OF the
Board OF Directors
CHARLES Z. ELLIOT, Secretary
omcs-Room 79, Nevada block 3Oe Montgorn.
cry sEr San Francisco. California mr2z ia
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ATTOKNEYs-AT-LAw

A DvICE FREE IN ALL LEGAL MATTERS.
n divorce, probate laws, marriage contracts, pri
yate q W. HOWE, ty-at-law, No Fifth ST. IT
w W. DAVIDSON, ATTORN EY-AT-LAW. 42c
w California ST., rms 14l5; advice free. d3 Il
Ii. Clay ST nos II
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

lkLIAQI ENr SALE NUTlCE--J | ) ICE NJ IN
~ ing Company. Location OF principal place OF
'usiness, San Francisco. California; location OF
works. Gold Hill, Storey County, Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock account OF assessment
No. 56). levied the 9th day Of February
1894. the several amounts set opposite the names
OF The respectiYe shareholders. as folIeMs.
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DELINQUENT TsALENoTICE-sEG. BELOHER
~ and Mides Consolidated Mining Company
Location OF principal place of business, San
francisco, California; location OF works, Gold
vada.
Notice-There delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock, Oh account of assessment
(No 1S), levied on the 5th day of February, 1894,
the several amounts set opposite tho names Of
the respectiYe Shareholders as folloMs:
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And in accordance with law and order from
the board of directors. made on the 9Th day OF
February, 1894. so many shares of each parcel or
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction at the once of the company, room
23, Nevada block, 800 Montgomery street, San
Francisco. Cal. on Monday, the I'd day of April.
1894 at the hour of l O'Clock NJ. OF said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
h L. KELLY, Secretary.
ONCE, room %, Nevada block, 500 MONTGOMERY
street San Francisco. Cal mrl4 I'd
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HEADQUARTERS FOR CHICAGO BUY RRs
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Al hohleEk' LOUIS A, SoUC.
I a. S0UC Il CO,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
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$50 MARKET STREET
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nd. mr2S 7t
G10 CASH: BALANCE MONTHLY.
SPRING OFFERING
OF THE SUBDIVISION OF THE
KINsELL TRACT.
THE GRANDEsT SPOT AROUND OAKLAND,
On the Electric Road.
Streets graded, churches stores. and surrounded
by handsome residences
This elegant property should be sold for one-haIf
cash. butowine to the money market we have made
arrangements with the owner to place this mag
nihcent property upon the market
AT LOW PRICES
AND UPON EASY TERMS
FOX A SHORT TINE ONLY.
For full particulars apply to
NJ. j. LAYMANCE & CO..
mr22 lot 466 Eighth ST., Oakland.
ULMHURST: HOUSE Z ROOMS.AND BATH !;
~ good well; lot 5Oxl50; all fenced: house rents
must be sold: $500 down; balance terms 10 suit.
WILLIAM CLARK, Agent, cor. orchard ave and
e. Z. r.. Elmburst, Cal mr29 At
q. q PER MoNTH-CHICKEN RANCH. APPLY
ID ~ 10 S. A. OWEN, near junction of Piedmont
cable road and Pleasant Valley, opp. Dr. Bucks 81
GORO LOTS AND ACRES IN ALAMEDA
buy exchange MCDONALD, MOTT q CO.
zoos Broadway, oakland mr27 tt
$1,000 FFoRMER FOR 3dIls,Is PRICE $l5oo: NEW VIEW
tional rooms if wanted: large lot, 5OxlO0: ali
nicely fenced; also good water, chicken-hou
etc; nicely located at North Berkeley: change of
business reason OF selling. Apply TO ALDEN
GARFIELD, 902 Brosdwsy. Oakland. mr25 1t
A HANDSOME BLOCK IN THE
IA NORTH ALAMEDA TRACT (66 LOTS.
all ready for subdivision: for sale al a bargain: a
liberal margin for profit: terms easy. Apply to
w. w. BLOW. lOlO Broadway. Oakland. mr1S II
I OuK! sEE!i READil
l. New cottage rooms and bath, also stable and
carriage shed; lot 35xl2S; all street done;
cement walks laid on electric railroad; price
only $1,000; monthly payments. A. II. BREED &
co. 400 Ninth ST., oakland. mrs II
I A SACRItICE-MODERN. PRETTY COT
- tage; sunny exposure; In East Oakland; with
in minutes Of station; must be sold; only $500;
terms TO suit; rare chance Apply A, II. BREED
& CO., 460 Ninth ST. Oakland. mrs Il
COCO FINE LARGE LOTS IN SOUTH
sDOOO. Berkeley, near electric roads and Cali
fornia and Nevada Railroads: lots severed; only
a few left at this price; terms, $40 cash. balance
easy terms Call at once, CLOUGH IL BAKER,
1902 Broadway. Oakland. fe2 II
GSO CASH, $50 PER MONTH, NEW GROOM
ObO house: 8 90 cash. $25 per month new s.
room house; $500 cash, $25 per month, new 5.
room house; easy payment; homes $2U00 TO.
$1,000. Address WIN. p. TODD, 1910 Broadway,
Oakland. feS II exSu
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
TFFURNI1URE YOU " ANT GOOD AND CHEAP
i see H. SCHELLHAAS. 40S Eleventh st.nl 7eodf
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OAKLAND REAL Estate

-
/ Or EXCHANGE; COTTAGE; 6 ROOMS; GEN.
traly located for small ranch. Address =.
500 Twenty St. Oak
a nd. mr2S II
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OPPOSITE PALACE HOTEL, GROUND FLOOR
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Santa Clara Valley and choice fruit LANDS
speciality.
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ELEGANT COTTAGES BEING BUILT; $500
Il cash; Lake ST., bet 4th and 5th aves balance
easy payments; rooms, BATH gas. ETC.: take
LAke-su. cable. mr24 Cts
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EIRsT-CLAss HOTEL PROPOSITION
FOR RENT.
Located in one OF the richest interior towns in
the state. Contains 3 rooms upstairs and enter
tatnment hall downstairs. There is barroom
dining-room. billiard-room, sample-rooms Iaun-
dry AN complete and new; 3-story brick building
ON main ST.; postofflce IN building. For further
particulars call on
EDWIN X. AISIP & CO.
No. Rotunda Mills Building
mr25 1t San Francisco.
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I ADIESi CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY
IL royal Pills Diamond brandt are the best safe
reliable. Take otner. Send &c (stamps) for
particulars Reief for Ladies'" in letter by return
mail AT druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Philadelphia. Pa. apps SaSuTh "
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NOTICE OF POsTPONFMrNr

In accordance with law ana an order or the
ooard OF directors of the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company adopted az its meeting of Fepru.
airy y 1894, and entered in its records the dare
OF delinquency OF assessment No g. levied jam
ary ~ 1884, is postponed TO March %, 1894. and
the date OF sale for unpaid assessment NJ q ts
POSTPONED to April Is, 1894 "
BY order of the board of directors NJ tha Eoz,
Sierra Nevada Mining Company
GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary
once. n 70. 80 Pine ST. room 2s
Ban Francisco, Cal, February l9, 1894
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GOOO 0Ot Is WHAT IT COST TO GET UP
u AOO .OOb picturesque California: THE
CALL is giving it to subscribers for s3
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a n
Philadelphia. Pa. ap8 SaSuTh ly
SURE SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR
n all female diseases; ladies may have the bene-
nj OF the skill aud attention OF physician of long
ana successful practice.
home in confinement with best possible care.
with the privacy OF home and the conveniences
OF a hospital.
Those who sick or discouraged should call
Oh the doctor aud state their cases they Will find
An consultation free and absolutely confden-
topacco hablt Every case guaranteed without
injury to health. MRS. DIR. GWYER, 3ll1S HYDE
street. between Ellis and Eddy. mr23 If
7 WILL GUARANTEE TO CURE EVERY CASE
l. accepted by me: treat all chronic diseases
such as rheumatism catarrh, throat lung stomach
and kidneys; loss of manhood and female diseases
a speciality; those that sick VIII do we'll by
calling on me. j. X. CRAIG, psychic physician
l42S Market st also treatment oy mail. mr22 I'm
SAFE. QUICK CURE GUARANTEED for ALL
II cases OF irregul r painful, orofuse scant and
suppressed menstruation: cancers tumors ulcer
ations, all uterine and ovarian diseases cured by
medical electricity; home dur ng confinement
with every care attendance of a regular female
physician: travellers helped without delay; con-
sultaton free. For safe and sure relief 90 first TO
Mks. u. AEIH'S Santarium, 916 Post ST., bet.
hyde and Larkin. mr6 3m
DR. HALL 1885 MARKET ST, MURPHY
~ building; diseases OF woman speciality. mr22lm
OUR ELECTRIC BATTERY WILL CURE MFN
~ and women OF nervous troubles caused by in
discretions or otherwise: write for circular OWEN
ELECTRIC BELT COMPANY ,sI9 Market ,m2I IN
" TIA PATHIC SANITARIUM-CHRON DIS
ras treated; no drugs or operations: free con
consultation. diagnosis; malarial, drug uoisous
eliminated; rheumatism and female troubles a spe-
ciaIty; rupture cured without detention or truss
DR.. HARTMAN, 1884 Mission. Tel. 34lO ls I'm
DRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT, 4Is
L kddy. for ladies who desire to go into confne-
ment with every care and attendance of German
physician (DR HERWIG)and graduated midwify
(MRS. WEGENER); infants adopted; tel 2167. 19
A LII LADIESi C. ONLY DR. ANTRAN. TRUE
~ FRIEND of INvALIDS, MEN and WOMEN,
kind sympathy and aid sure relief tho all else fall
Travellers treated Home etc. b. bes adoptd Call
write onhdential free DIR. ANTHAN, a Il Mason st
bet. Geary and Post T. Gold pills 81. Safeguard S5
Private ails rheumatism sterility cured Low fees
go first to res Or. A;save time. risk expense tf
MRS. DIR. GOODWIN MAKES A SPECIALTY
ui of diseases OF women and restores all irregu-
larities from any cause in one day, guaranteeing a
cure or no charge; home for patients 8 Seventh
ST.; pills 81. mrlO I'm
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up teed cure OF no pay; advice free; thousands
assisted every day; safe, sure quick In action;
sent by mail or express 81 Address or call CALI.
FoRNIA WOMEN'S DISPENSARY. los stock
ton st. mrl I'm
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the Board o. Directors. made on the 9th day OF
februsry, 1854. so many shares of each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction AT the Office OF the company. room
90. Nevada block, 3O9 Montgomery St.. San Fran
cIsee California. on THURSDAY the 29th day OF
March, 1894, at the ho ur OF O'Clock p. NJ OF said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. T. B. HOLMES Secretary.
o1lce-Room so, Nevada block. 500 Montgom-
cry St. san Francisco. California. mrI1 I'd
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MUST BE SOLD: MODERN AND WELL
vi bUllt and room cottages: insGe decora-
tions; nantes; brick foundations; all street
work done: easy payments See owner at 2l9
block north. mr24 st
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NOTICE OF PosTPoNEMENr.

In accordance with law and an order OF ths
Board of Directors OF the East Sierra Nevada Min
Ing Company adopted at its meeting OF March q
1894. and entered In its the date of delin
quency OF assessment No 3. levied January O.
1894, is further postponed to April 20 and the
day of sale for unpaid assessm ent No is further
postponed to May II, 1894. BY order OF the
Board OF Directors OF the East Sierra Nevada
Mining Company.
GEORGE R. SPINNEY, Secretary
onee-No. 80 Pine street, room No 2S San
Francisco. Cal.
March l9. 1894 mr22 ri
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LINE CORNER LOT 60x95 WITH ALL NEW
4 buildings and latest improvements; under
lease; reuIs for Sl2O per month. See at
SO Mission 81. mrs 3rt
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE
1 OR SALE-NEW TWIN BABY CARRIAGE,
I cheap. ITO Eleventh st. mr2S 3t+
q DOZEN FINE LAYING BROWN LEGHoRN
" pullets l43 Bartlett ST. mr29 3t*
lyOR SALE CHEAP-l0 H.-P. ENGINE FIRE
T proof safe, screw press, match-spiIttiDg ma
chimes. 143 Beale st. mr27 7tF
DRINTERS' JOB TYPE. SES PAPER CUT
L ter. cheap. HILL. 7241a Market st. mr27 4t-
ITOR SALE-l0-HoRSE POWER BAXTER EN-
Il gine and boiler Apply 204 Mission. mr27 3t*
OAR AND FIXTURES FOR SALE CHEAP, AT
ID 1O5 Second ST. mr27 3t~
TOR SALE -wINDOw-FRAMES AND SASHES
+ cheap at 21i2 Pacific ave mr25 7t%
NoU rERs. SHELVING, sTohE-FIXTUREs.
\ showcases of all kinds bought and sold: store
and offee-htting specially. ll391a Folsom fec tt
OAR AND STORE FIXTURES TO ORDER
II less than secondhand 53l second ST. felb II
IOUNTERs. SHELVING, SHOWCASES
\ bought and sold. ll2l1 ~ Market, bet7th d Sth
1,OLI MBUs TOP BUGGY, IN GOOD ORDER,
y S75. Address c. T.. box "a, this Office fe3 II
ONE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE-siZE
" fire and burglar proof safe. 22l, 223 Mkt tf
SHOWCASES, BAR STORE, OFFICE FIX.
- lures Scheerer's Pioneer Store, 20 l0th.13 I'm
ECoNDHAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS
- shafting, puleys. betting water-pipes, etc.
ce4 If MCINTOSH d WOLPMAN- 137 Beals St
O.0 FOR THIS SMALL SUM FULL SET OF
do. "Picturesque California can be obtained
IL you are subscriber to The CALL.
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w e HAVE REAL BARGAINSi CALL AND WE
" Will convince you. SOL GETZ q BRO, lS
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DO YOU WANT A BUILDING LOTT
DO YOU WANT ALoT FOR AN INVESTMENT
WE WILL SELL YOU LOTS NEAR THE PARK SO
PER CENT LOWER THAN ANY ONE ELSE
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATE.


VA +. LARkIN
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MEDICAL.


LOUND-MARCH %: GREYHOUND DUG. IN
J quire 500 kearny st. mr29 3ts
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MILL VALLEY HOME FOR SALE: HOUSE
fi of 10 rooms and bath; lot 40xi3O: price
$4,000; furniture and more land can be purchased
If desired. 1zl Post ST., room 2. mr25 7t
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No REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED TO
e - eHect an immediate sale; profitable invest
Inent; bringing IN $3.50 per annum; corner lot;
sunny SIDE of Geary ST.: Improvements fine
houses; a on Geary by l20 on Laguna. Particu-
Isrs at owners. 142S Geary, from II TO P NJ. % As
q &000 $3.50 CASH, BALANCE $40 MONTH
spOOO. Iy; 75xl20: w. side OF 26th ave-, IT'S
,. OF Q st; Outside Lands. c. C. FISHER, 5O7
California st.
G17H 76x1OO; LOT i. BLOCR 4s7, BAY
" ~. View Homestead Association. CHAS
c. FISHER bO7 California st.
< on 1OOx120; CORNER IN BLOCK 1O9,
O.COs University Homestead Associatio
CHAS. Q. FISHER, 507 California st.
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SONoMA COUNTY OFFERS THE BEST FRUIT
- land for the price. J. PETERS. Mills build
ing. mr24 l4t
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CALL FOR CUTS OF MIDwINTER FAIR.
MAPS AND DIAGRAMS.
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Business

The Sheriff has received an attachment against
Neftel. O'Connor g. Co. corporationl, electrical
contractors at l26 Liberty street, for Sll. 7O4, in
favor OF Bernard F. O'Connor. the Treasurer. for
salary and money loaned. The Sheriff took
possession OF a lot OF stocks and bonds OF the
Union Electric Light Company, the Greon Isl
and Electric Light Company, and the Union
Electric Light and Power Company OF Lansing
burgh. which belonged TO the attached concern.
The company constructed electric light plants
at Green Island and Lansingburgh. Knight
Neftel was President. Mr.. O'ConnOF. the Treas
urer. 1t Is said, was formerly a professor In
Columbia College.
Albert Wisner. shoe dealer at l22 West
Twenty-thirt street, put three chattel, mort
cages on his stock and fixtures yesterday for
$1,000 in favor of relatives, S3.5C0 TO Renssel-
aer Wisner. $4,000 20 Richard Wisner, AID
81. 900 10 Susan Wisner.
The sheriff Yesterday received an execution
for 81, O25 against Charles :. Lailey, druggist.
OF seventh avenue and Ftfty-seventh street in
favor of Robert NJ. JudsOn on a check which
went 10 protest,
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JoTTINGs ABoUr TOWN.

The Lexow committee was at the Herald square
Theatre lest night,
Judge Blschon has grated an absolute divorce 10
Mary A. Kelly from JoLa II. Kelly.
Yesterdays subscriptions 10 the Parkhurst testimo
NAL fund make the total SS,S4T.I5
Six year old Thomas Calvin OF 1929 Second avenue
fell from the lire escape Of his homs on the nfth floor.
while playing, yesterday morning, aud was killed,
The third Of the special half-hour Advent service
will be held TO-DAY in 81, Paul's chanel al " O'clock
The address 10 business men vi be delivered "
Bishop Potter.
A physical examination fI park policemen was
Court building yesterday, There were about eighty
candidates, most Of whom failed.
seVerus sehheneT, q Iuggler performing AZ Kelth,s
Theatre, wAs held In $4,000 bail'in the EsseI Market
Julia hurIhA OF 5e4 Columbus avenue,
A lock out OF about 400 coatmakers was ported
yesterday IL is said that 40 contractors are taking
basters and max, operators DO the basting.
Three cases OF small poK were reported to the Bureau
o. Sontastoqs Diseases yesterday, They were PaIrck
sullivan OF % C4thaIins street, Adolph stehle, 5 First
avenue, and J. hcGuinness. sos West thirty seventh
street.
COmmIssioner OF Public Works DAILY yesterday an.
pointed John Watson CHIEF engineer OF the new Grim
Who was rsmoSed'on Wedhssdsy Tor alleged nssisSi
OF duty. WATSON vas the engineer Of the old Criniir al
Court building in City Hall Tsrk.
Members OF the Committee Of seventy and Of the
are Advocating tho appointment OF Henry y. Dimock
a. a Dock Commissioner. Mr.. DimOck Is Treasurer Of
Inel, which has a pier on the North River.
Judge LAeombs IN the United states Circuit Court
ieoo for leave 70 sue the receivers OF the Erie Railroad
lsges thai he boarded one OF the companys can on
June "a, and e WAldurck, n. J., WAS elected without
anputAfsd
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him. I also went 10 some of the Bohemian
liquor dealers and questioned them about the
rumOr.
U.-when did your fathe die7 .A.-About
three years age, lie was q dealer In horses.
The witness said he received no money from
Q.-Who appointed you Captain G
missioner MCClave.
Q.-What percentage did you receive on POUR
frst examination A.-g6.22.
Q.-And In T. esecond examination A.-95.55
per cent.
names OF prominent citizens to back you up
Q.-s1ppose I tell you that Charley Grant told
you that you would not re appointed without
getting these letters Al never spoke to
Charley Grant on the subject.
Q.-Why did you go TO Jesse SeliRman and Mr..
CAM for the letters2 Al also had letters
from Judge Patterson, Senator Parsons, and eI-
The witness then denied that he had ever en-
dorsed promissory notes or given any to any
body.
O.CDo you swear now that there Is not .
promissory note of yours in existenceI Ayes,
sir.
DENIES THAT lie PAID FOR ms APPOINTMENT.
Q.-How did you get your appointment, any
how Al got 1t by asking for IL and by means
of the letters of recommendation.
Q.-And you never paid for III A.-Not AGENT.
Odd you ever promise Wallenstein you
would make him your wnrd MANI Al did,
sir. He is q relative Of mine.
Odd you make him your ward man1 A.
Yes, sir, 1 did for two months in the seventh
precinct.
Q.-What was the trouble then1 A.-The
ward men were reduced n the ranks.
Q.-Each Captain selected the best man TO do
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These Trout Went A.tray.

PoRT JEFFERSON, Dec. 90 Six thousand trout
have been stolen from Crystal Lake, owned by
the Nassau front Association, near this village.
A year or an A. tI,e association liberated IL. 900
trout In this lake with the intention Of using
them afterward for stocking other fishing pre-
serves. A fence was built around the lake and
a Waterman was engaged. Several days ago
preparations were made fIr shipping the trout
10 other streams, and yesterday, when workmen
engaged TO make the transfer went u the lake
they found that during tn, night thousands of
the fish had been surreptitiuusly taken away by
unknown persons. Fresh prints OF the wheels OF
a wagoA were visible in the soft sand on the
banks OF the lake. and here and there were
In which It is supposed the stolen fish were car
ried away. II Is believed they were removed to
streams on tho south side Of Long Island. and
an effort will he made 10 run dow. the culprits.
The association Is composed of ' .althy men OF
bridgeport and OF this place. The remainder OF
the trout will he removed 10 bridgeport.
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paying back the $4,000 in two installments. of
AI.5OO and $500. He denied ever collecting
money from houses OF III fame or from the liquor
Odd Capt. Strauss tell you be wanted the
$4,000 70 pay for bis promotion2 A.-No, sir;
chairman Lexov reminded the witness that
thereby he had lost ak months interest without
Mr. asopTIWalien.tein. did you ever hear Of
any one Of your relations waving interest be-
"fnever did" said the witness, and WA en-
cused.
DETECTIVES AND PAwNBRoKERs.
W. n. lie Cato, manager OF the Gorham Man
ufacturinR Company, said that his hfm wero
frequently robbed and always had To redeem
stolen goods from the pawn chops, the only eH-
ception being when some goods were pawned IN
O."And you also paid the Central Office de
tectivesy Ayes, sir; We paid them from 80
o.Wwho were the of1cers7 A.-Dolnn, Slos-
son, Common, Heidelberg, and others, about q
ut is a remarkable thing" said Mr.. Cor,
that this Heidelberg, who Is now : effective
" That bears out the old saying" said Senator
Bradley, " set a thief TO catch a thief"
The witness said he paid the police detectives
o.-Abo1t how much have you given to the
police in the way Of presentsp A.-About s4CO
or 5000.
Odd the detectives ever tell you that you
need not pay the psynbyokersl Al don't re
pawnbrOkers. We have an arrangement with
them through our private detective to do so, as
IL aids us in recovering ou~ goods, Ulu she In
formation we receive from the pswnbrokersl rs
are beir z robbed.
The investigation goes on to-day.