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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15
Ecaal Nolltcs.


- UPREME COURT, City and County II New
- York Helen J. Van Mccrbcke. Plaintiff. against Ma
mi. 4 Thomas fyrmrr, Miunif A. Hamilton. and Harry
Thomas salI Mimi. 4 ThOmas being otherw< known as
Mary Iamer ana Minnie Mitchell. Irene \ Y. Ec'imonG
and Paul Redmond her husband. James O. Mitchell.
AMI Henrietta A. Mitchell his wifi Amos Qua'tenhoss
and Mary Ouackrnb,ss his wfe. the name MARY being
fictitious her real name being unknown 90 plaintn.
James If Ravens John A. Irwin and Frank J. Smith and
lanes Myers Defendants Trial desired IN the city and
County u New York. Amended ana Supplcncnal sum
To the above narncd defendants:
hereby 90 answer the Amended and
Supplemental complaint tbs action. ana to s"rt-
copy Your answer III" plantis attorney within
twenty DAYS after Of this summons, eNclusN"
Of II and In case of Your failure to
pear. answer Judgment VIII bc taken against you By
Jcf.ut he relief demanded Ia the complaint
IAMBI,RT g. QUACKENBUSU
Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and Postonce address. NJ. lEi broadway.
New-York city.
To Irene A. Y. Richmond Defendant:
The foregoing Amended and suppl mental summons IL
upon by publication. puifani 10 an order %"
the Honorable George l. Insrnham one or IN" Justices -"
tn Supreme ~ the State of Set" ORR dated the
18th day 81 December. 1863 and fled win IN" Amended
and Supplemental Complaint IN the once or the Clerk OF
the city and County II New York. ~ The county Court
LAMBERT $ QJACKENBISH.
Plaintiffs Attorney
Ee~-York City.
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yBorGHr TO BE A NASSAU coMPAyT SCHEME.

Nothing is Known here OF the report 'hat a. H.
Johnson Cleveland capitalist, was coming 70
New-York 10 close the purchase Of the road from
Fort Hamilton 10 the Thirty-ninth-st ferry. Brook
lyn The road is not the trolley line over similar
route owned by the Brooklyn city Raliroad ON
NAV be on foot it is supposed to be in connection
with the Nassau Company. an organization or poll
ticians which obtained some city railroad charters
FOR Rrookiyn from the Legislature last year, but
which has undertaken no construction.
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n,LT,MoRE .yp ONO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE W NSIiINGTON. CHICAGO ,, ,Nci''
NATL ST I"rIs AND ALI. PoiNI rn ,HES
PULLMAN AK SERVICE ON All. rhn rtiIc AGO
Ieave New YORK ~ Liberty ST. dily III ~ ~
~ T. NJ ana Is:ia neht piTTshLMs -" a NJ
ici5 night. CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS aahy, vcffrNc
weekdays, 600 p NJ sundays 80 T. ~ err ! 10
TON BALTIMORE 300 III 10 \. NJ, pinihs MI, "a"
c,:or tx SUM- ,5:OO Dining carr. Goo T. NJ ,Sunds,
5aM. i2:i5 night All trains daily except 90 T. s,m
NORFOLK IL A. NJ. daily 80 T. NJ, TX GUN.
NEW-oRLEANs 500 T. NJ. daily through slecp, ns ear
via Washington and Shenandoah Valley route ofncss
10 aGi ii5 l. 40 Bruadway n East i4th.st. tw
Grand-st. N. " 3ii Fuons,, Brooklyn; station toot
OF Liberty St. e. u. r. OF n. j. . -. 49,.
New York Transfer Company VII call Tor ana cnecA
baggage from hotel residence TO destination.
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Ht.skrrrrn Charles. :, bradley j. E''.n. g .ooc
Hr.a'rr' . yum a.r IT. .'.'., a'"c
Company ~ q. conner '.n'h Park ., 400
E,rnl.5mp rrci,ri.e aud w. =, G,orse M.ln-
ufc ANA another. sth.st 4 columbus q, ,oe
p,I t;nfz1 Mania g. to Elizabeth Wnrt.
Gr"-i' ta l.s ., vlG T." r,i~ Gaaan.r
nui Tru.t COMPANY. 2N,h-at. q ''h ''". ,oo,
racn,ar. r.,,,,s.. Merere,'' r}o~. b F'r- ,on
Gump,r, Mem, t. -epiie NJ l',cn rni.u-
ave Dot - map "', , , ,ea1. INN 800
.y, ,i, t mann ave- . SO
Is,Arn. Anna, - Eugcn, sucloU. TIFFANY D
AMI Mutual Loan Association. Honest. " 40,
- f@Sst ins1imGn,s - ~ ~, "a,
Whi,c-s and iaG Gentrrst ; Yeas .,..-. boo'
Lemon. Thomas, and VIZ" To- .iward li.sh ,sn,,
Ianzcr Whcmlna. 10 Thomas Durham " $ Od .,,,
l;os'on Road II 'l|.st year -, - Oh"
EXECUTORS. NNth-st. Of West End-ayc . ,o,,
Moran. william. to The Gcfmnn savings Bank.
So icGth,st. Of whaye year ~. ,.......a. s'"o
l55th.ft. " "f Eana'r yrrs. ~; l'o
60. Iari,a,c n II ssth.st yrnr... 2ooN
Norris John .. to George stein. Ma'li,,n ave-.
rrowicr Rachel to CARTE Cans 7tn-ayc.
rfcincr Herman. ana to David MAYER Brow
ing go ana another lot 90. map 'ambrclins
Petersen christian. Ia scandinavian building anI
Mutual Lonn Association Honest Of
FoV-st. ins,almcnts. 800,
Price. Adophus and wife 10 Title Guarantee. and
Trust 60. IcXingon-aVc. II 5S:h-st.
years 49,. 7Os
Pearson. william q. To- Greenwich savings Bank.
7@h-st. Of Amsterdam-ayc. ycnr...... 1900
Reed charles and wife to MARY Lewis 2ih-
-. u Gth-ayc. years .................. C0OW
ScIrrin"r. Joseph. To German Savings I;nnh.
S@l.st . u Av"nuc \; year. morteagcs.... 20 ooc
stewart Thomas H. to Title Guarantee "a Trust
ca; 1st.st. Of Amsterdanl-a,c. years. 10 900
SirliurN'r. 'hirsg. To- Frederic Mhldleirook
West 81. < corner l1rrison-rt. = MORTGAGES. /
var 800; ................ 5000
Sch"n. Israel. and another Bernard ,;al.wskt
stanton 81 " Of lrws-st. = MORTGAGES ;
years ................. 62iO
SchwinI. William. and wife Marcus N Murks
and another No III East t!th-st mortgages. 81
l32l-st II shave. > years. ...........,. hono
Williams. Francis \, e. William If Kingslnnd
and another. loId-st. " OF Amstcrdam-ave
m,rtE,s's ......... 30 900
Wrgliman. Elizabeth. ct III To- Thomas pty q, al
NJ J." West '''h-st y'ar.................. 10000
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=. .ha 1-nitod States Circuit Court yesterday
do Reradict sentenced Nathan Marcus. clothing
,,ercbant at No q Canal-st. 10 two wears III "
Kings County penitenary for trying 70 pa a, his
ti which had been stamped "counterIell "a nv tr
Sant He had concealed the stamped worn ny
covering it with piece of paper.
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9 r IL IL NJ e S

,lii"ush trains Tor Chicago West leave New
,"nuH TOOL "i 'hamlers-st. daily ~ follows. and hye
miu'rs earlier from West sd-st
" 10 ~ W. ~\cstibuled Express for Wayerly Bling
~, ,niil'n. llmira Buffalo. Bradford and Eala
nnh'i naflYr ear Iulraio
,,aN) - '" Nostihulc Limited Solid
-, ~ 'HS", Via Chautauqua Lake. Slcepers to Chi
,.,n n, ,,ni ani Cincinnati Dining Car
G..W J.. W. Solid train chicago Via Niagara Falls
, an. ,,H,.p"rs to buffalo and Chicago
SD q. VIVA Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls
,bic,g, nlid train L. Chicago. Slecpers To buffalo
Lacc e LINE TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
~, ,nS, IONS at 2O 2ol. tOl and l6T broadway rs,
Y"rk S39 Chambers and West 23d-s fcrrir. New
ana f.r iuiton ST. Brooklyn: 30 Hudson st Uchak.n
ana 49, IVY station Erie Transfer Company e. ia Tor
nation baggage from hotels and residences TO desi
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

N. 7 -. Z IT. t. K II %. I.IHNT'1'T -.
Trains leave West 42d-st. station Newfork as tolo""
and H. minutes earlier from foot Franklinst ~.
O,i5 4. M.-Daily for Albany, Utica, syracuse hoen-
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit chicago eh'
cept Saturday for Toronto. - .-.
SIS =. M.-Daiy for Albany Montreal tlca syraouss
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De'rot'
Cleveland and Chicago. ~.
SAILS T.. M.-Daily ALBANY. Utica. syracuse Roch-
ester Ruffao Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit CleNe
land and Chicago. - $500.
For tickets time tables paror and sleeptng-car accom-
od,ons andy city Offices BROOKLYN and New YORK ana
AZ stations Time tables principal hotels For other IN
formation address -.
{. H. LAMBERT. General Passenger agent,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
(Anthraclte coal used exclusiyelyD
rour tracks. Automatic Block Signals.

-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
Trains leave station foot OF l.ioerty 81. r..
- E;astoni $50 5.5 : 30 Allentown, 7. NJ Sundays
$50 7:i3 A. NJ. 100 $50 p M.., o,o n
For Wnkesbarre. pi,tston and ScFan'an' ''lo A. "'
For Reading at $50. 500. o:l0. 1000 lSo A. NJ.
I.i0 40 100 90 545. 1880 r. NJ, l2:l5 night sun
DAYS 400 A. NJ 100 80 80 80 r ~ l2:i9 nen nS
For Harrisburg at $50 500. $40 A. NJ lslo -
400 s:45 p NJ. l2:l5 night sundays. 100. $50 r. A.
II TX night. ,.,,,. -. ..,o s.oo
oio A. NJ 1iO 30 30 p n i2;i2 night exc, eSIsp, Sa'
For Red Bank Long Branch and points souh 70 f9,ns
Pleasant $50 sis. 80 A NJ 100. 10 g. 70 s-d
RankC 400 400 (53s 10 Red Bank, GID = NJ sun
days except Ocean Grove and Asoury FasA wv ~ H.
~" - " FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 Sis A. NJ l.45. $40 40 7. VI.
For Farmlncfale Toms River Barnegat Park and Bar~
ncrat 90 SIS \. NJ. l;i5. AGO i. NJ ..
For Atlantic Cty. Nineand and Bridseton. $50 A. Ne
For Monmouth Reach SeabrSh, and Highland Beach.
40 SIS 30 A. NJ. 80. l:i3. 400. 10 T. NJ sun
days 900 y. NJ, 400 j. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia. week DAYS. 40. 500. 900 1000.
II Dining Can \. NJ, 30. 300. 600 t5un.t Paros
Carr 500 Dining carr. 600 100 S;t5 /. NJ, l. 10
10 100 dining carr 73O 7. NJ. II Il night; . -.
Baltimore and Washington week days. BOO. ll;3
Dining carr \. NJ. 100. 800. 100 Dining carr, 500
y NJ i2:l5 night. Sundays 9aO 80 nNnlng tT)
Tickets and paror seats can be procured az -;
col 4l5 ga. l. 40 1873 broadway. 49, oth Ave- 81
East IAN St II. East 25th ST. 26i West 10Th 81.
ISL Columbus Ave. New y 'rk: Court ST. Sp fulton
York transfer company W. call for and check baggage
from hotel or resi- ience - destination
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Summer Resorts.
fest nn0 FOUND.


4 os'r -n,nk Book No rs nSJ Dry Dock Savings
IL Bank. Any persons having claims upon said book
,s called upun t. present ;hc the bank Within
thirtv d,ys - The said hook VIII be- declared canccci
and c~tinetiishcd and a new issued lieu thereof
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hailroa0s.
pennsylvania
B RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot or DsSbr)Ss,' AMI Cortlt1it Streets
In Effect February 10Th. 1894.

In Effect February 10th, 1894.
1"'"o " AS rENN5YLThNiA Car y
Drawing and STATE Room sleeIing Dining smoking.
land Sa5 a. H.: cne.HnaG 7i5 4 NJ "a and indian
ssSi t T?lSS az hS6 81 Y T moEs
r and Ssp a: an" A RE n T1Tf loo 's st.
c asi S M " RsSo Ex ? Sleeping
and Dining Cars 70 Chicago and Cleveland Arrives
7. r. w. II iSasR \ PSs ea
H GPns nS M to nanapos and d s. 0S
$500 Sos FAciFlc ;' E%PREss pune, Sleep.
da f and ceyeand except sa,uray anu 'Oe''
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
800 Congressional Limited all Paror and Dining
sany S "nS NJ lag 2S &c 1 Im nte
all Iarl9r and Dining Cars. 43o. Dining Carp $50
$50 i. M,R RS and penyIs EXPRESS. daily
aGh daily Seeoers to aata ana - 6gsusn au,v
FOR " oTb roIETS coM ON S and norfolk Cap.
Charles Route. \. NJ. weekdays, and, with Through
s. O. %4GE4s 90 Soas St AHs' ns
RES for S na Ios S s, 81 k kgSu we,
and Havana. $40 p NJ. Tuesdays. Thursdays and saur
Focedg and "S %so F FS% Ss st. Axe
ro %o[ HTLAS2c GT FSy Sop weekdays with
FOR %H5 SSrh , Ms7 r'i9' i'I $esk4sy ~ 49, ,
Pleasant $40 4. n. 100 $40, ,5i9 and ii'
& nor s5n " PARK ana a. Ocean Pc Grove On
''"'"'' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
F,press: 600 100 s $50 o. $50 30 Penna Limited.
oo a. NJ 40 '? sS p p' M i2 li nr . sua
days: Esps.- di5. go s2o 90 Limit;sl, 1890
rex, o. x a & - 81 a and }fIs afs
3i Eas i2sth Street and foot sG Of P P
ton street Broadway and 9okIyn Annex In5..S Station
he Ngv-l on Transfer Company
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enruishco fiouses 60 Get Conntrn.

Furnished Gouscs % Let-- VoHHIrn'
LUXURIOUS and perfect horne about 30 rooms ana
a ,,tn,. l, king q, "A complete country "stauIsnnrn.,
ti ~ry sanitary safeguard. ~ minutes ny eo,'
should be- b." alpr-catei. rent io' H''"'"'' T
Address SUBURBAN. Tribune once
FURNISHED HoTSE.-i3 rooms: stables o''''u
- ''' Box is ,len Ridge. y. j.
= o~G URANCfI- EI.BEHON.-To rent.-The Iyddy
cottages various sizes and prices "cst Par, 49, =,
ION oitaslte the Grlul and chds cottagss mn
.fhi nr and bathing. houses elegantly infs' %
.rn i,',.ru c,nenis plumbing 'tc -" ia 90
,'u,r IL, ll Ttfh ave. NeNNorN. or gardener co'dsV'
tl" gt'uui-
~ EENT at nayport j. I. a furnished So COW 10 ''
/ p...lr.,.. u.,r thc Great South lay. AlpE,u,
X T. MAXIM 10 Exchange Place. New lorN
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GEH[-AGI37
2TTH ST. NEAR BROADWAY.
Family Apartments AMI Single Rooms
American and European Plan
Raiirod0e.
"AMEaicA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
" ElW YORK
CENTRAL


From Grand Central Station. i2i street:
$500 \. M-ENcrpt sunday Empire state Express.
Fastest train In the world.
0;3O \ M-Day Fast Mail For Buffalo. Niagara
Falls. Chicago.
1880 \. M.-Except SUNDAY Day Express.
I 800 T. M.-paily Southwestern Limited for Cincin-
natl. Chicago. -. Louis.
:IBO M.-I;N. SUNDAY. For Albany and Troy.
1910 T. NJ DAILY. New York and Chicago Limited.
Due Cleveland 7l0 y NJ. Detroit ?:25 \. NJ. Chi
cngo $50 T.. NJ
GOO T. NJ Daily For Cleveland Detroit. Chicago.
AMI 81. Louis.
G,25 T. M-Daly For Burlington. Plattsburg. and
Montreal
: 80 T. NJ. Daily For I,unao and Niagara Falls.
Daily except sunday for Sarnnac Lake and Malone.
D:OO 1. NJ Daily only sleeping Car Passengers Tor
Rochester carried on this train
DID T.. VI Daily Tor Chicago and osiensbuIg and
ccpt saturday. Tor cape Vincent.
Diot A. NJ AMI , IN T.. M.-DaiN. except Sunday TO
lrttslcld. VIA Harlem Division.
Wagner Palace all through trains.
Trains Illuminated hy IintSch Light
Tick" and Wagner offices Grand Central
26l. Az 80. ~. lirpadway - Columbus Ave. 80
l2jth ST. AMI lsh 81 station. New lork 3 Washington
St I2G Fulton St. and - broadway T.. u. BROOKLYN.
ikgge checked from hotel residence by the We-tcott
Express 60.
JOHN VI. ToICEN GEORGE n. DANIELS
General Manager. Glen Pass AGENT
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ilnfnrulsbeo Apartments TO Est.

DECENTRALIZATION leu BROADWAY.
TSlp wv E,-rlt0 I2N ABOVE 3iST-Sr.
TuUrE ROOMS AID BATH
...., o. r,'r frantlnr Broalway. Business o.
,i,in. Elevator Rest location m city
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Danelns A1aormics.

r. go f. WALTER. lately returned from EWop.
NJ and private Lessons in Society Dances da'y
s26 Columbus ave. s0th and S1st sta
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Jnstrnriion.
rJ,uE MISSES ELY.s SCHOOL roR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
18th and seth STREETS NEw-YoRR-

For Boys and Young Men-City'
,.,vrperrv GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 81 West 56th-st
l. bTth year Prepares for colleges scennc scnooaS
business. Primary department -Four res'ce'' '"'' '
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THE PETT3U8ST,
,,,,Atr,,,ve Atlantic city y. J. Beach. Ja, Hood
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.

VULGGuNuH G1U or WuUlNVu
New hotel AMI cottages ana the mos; complete eaih'rs
establishment iu America.
200 ,ce, elevation tho warm Springs valley
~ Virrni reached hy Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
MAGNIFICENT mountain surroundings md superb climate
Bathing attendants from tho h-st European baths Every
lath from flowing ~; sp:ings-ho ,apcT hot air hoi
tpou. t,hc most curative bath KNOWN needle spray
electric massage &c.
one nights ride from Ncw-Yofk VIA the C. < o. T.
y. Y. I.mi,e, Siccpers and Dining chr
Fun INF lrmaton Application NJ c. < o Once w
Broadway New York CT ~ addressing Dr r. W. CHA
PIN Medical Director. or J. L. CHAMFIIN. Manager.
Hot Springs Bath Co. Va
HOTEL LuHAY ..-.o -,-r
Directly on the Beach Hcr',: plfl1r ant pAvliloa
the hoartNl ak. connected ~ encloss' halfway WA
the hotel. Elevator and all fnndern Convenience.
J. WHITE. owner ana Manage.
II OTEL WEIIINGToN.
IL ATLANTIC CITY. - J.
Kentpohy-atc.. near Beach. now oren.
-. \. 4 A. = MINOR.
HOrEf. RUNNYMEDE. ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
III Kentucky-atc near Beach. Oien all the yeaf.
MRS. /. MlLWAlN
HOTEL KENuEEToN.
IL ATLANTIC CITY. =. +,
OCEAN END TENNESSEE AVENUE SPECIAL RATES.
MR. ! b. NEAL. ~ Ti0ga
III ATIN%TIc CITY. y. }.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-27
CHRISTIAN UNION MISSION.
1t tias Removed to New Quarters on
Mason Street.

The Christian Union Mission, that formerly
occupied the old Bijou Theater aud afterward
removed 10 tie United Presbyterian Church on
Mason street, has had TO remove again, owing
10 the recent sale OF the church property, and Is
now located al $50 Mission street, near Second,
having leased the first and upper floors of the
largt brick building on the corner of Mission
and Anthony streets. The first floor has be
divided up into large ball for services. dining
room, Kitchen, reading-TOOm, office and store,
room. The upper floor has been made into a
large dorBitOTy, containing 120 single beds,
bathrooms, laundry, closets ana sleeping apart
ments. all OF which are commodious ana well
ventilated, and every care has been taken 10
make II healthy ana comfortable.
The Work the mission has done while occu-
pylne The church property for seven months is
as follows: Lodgings provided 23, 795, meals
10, $50 and 1900 baths given. Many destitute
belped 10 be tier their condition. Services were
conducted nearly every night by the superip-
Ien0eDt assisted by ministers and Young
Peopie's Societies OF Christian Endeavor, with
good results.
No services have been held in the new Quar-
tiers. IL Is desired to have formal opening
The date OF which will soon be announced
In addition 10 this work, in another part OF
me city nome IS maintained as temporary
shelter Tor GlilS who have started on tn down
ward course, where II is sought 10 instruct
them so they may become useful members of
society.
This part of the work is under the care of a
COMMITTEES OF Christian ladies' and has been In
SIlUmeutal IN saving and helping quite num-
Der OF girls 10 positions OF usefulness.
CNlZeDS are reQues ed 10 aid his work by
purchasing meal or lodging tickets, which can
De given 10 applicants Instead of money where
II Is desired 10 provide food OF sheIte. Tickets
are sold at 10 cents each.
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WANT TO HANG HIM.
Residents of the Mission Chase an
Obnoxious Character.

The residents of the Mission, in the neigh
borh0od OF Valencia, Twenty sixth, Twenty
seventh, Twenty-eighth and Duncan streets,
will certainly hang an individual who turks in
that vicinity, insults women aud is generally
offensive, If they ever catch him. Although be
has been chased by crowds OF women and chill
dren several times he has managed TO elude
their grasp. owing 10 being very feet OF foot.
On Thursday last the fellow frightened num-
her Of little girls who were playing in vacant
lot next to No. IS engine house. Mrs. Fergu-
son, whose eight-year- ola daughter was among
tie children, saw tile man, and, catching up
stick. gave chase, getting in one good lick on
him before he was aware OF IL.
he fellow then ran up valencia TO twenty
sixth street, 10 San jose avenue, across Twenty
seventh street 10 Duncan, followed by large
crowd of women aud children, until Officer
King joined IN the pursuit.
While fleeing the man constantly brandished
revolver, keeping his pursuers al bay, and
succeeded In getting into the vacant lot at
Guerrero and Duncan streets, where be quickly
changed his shoes for a pair OF slippers and
GOnUed cap in place of the hat be mad been
wearing. la this Sprintng uniform he escaped.
The same man made his appearance In the
neighborhood again yesterday, when an alarm
was given ana be quickly got out of sight.
lie is described as being a man OF about 30
or 40 years of age, feet Z inches tall, with
light sandy muslache. He is we'll built, and
will weigh probably 100 pounds.
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committee appointed to formulate A bill
Tor presen alton TO the next Legislature
to empower the Beard of Supervisors OF
the city and county of San Francisco TO
grant the exempt firemen OF said city and
county such relief as may be deemed
necessary and 10 provide for the main
tenence OF INDECENT and infirm exempt
iremen by pension or otherwise. The
committee was appointed then and there,
after which the ancients adjourned.
The total number OF names on the roll
at this date Is 113, while there may be
about SeventV-fve more IN the city VINO
are lot members Of the Exempt Fire Com
pany there are several milionaires among
them and many others who are reported
wealthy, and perhaps about fifty of the
number who are still wrestling and strug-
Cling with the world
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WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE.
Preparations Nearly Complete for the
Annual Convention,

A joint meeting Of the State Woman's Suf-
fraCe Association and the San Francisco Equal
Rights League was held yesterday afternoon 10
The banquet hall a. the California Hotel for the
purpose Of formulating plans for the suffrage
convention 10 be held at Union-squa Hall on
the 1st and % pToX.
II was decided that three sessions should be
held each day. the first al 10 A NJ, the second
at r. NJ. and the third in tie evening al S
O'Clock.
The speakers who have thus far accepted in
vitatiOns 10 address The convention on the
opening day are Hon. ". ". Morrow and Rev.
DR.. Etirst. The second days programme will
include dtscOurses upon the suffrage question
to be led by N. McGlyun of the Federation OF
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Labor Hon. H. C. Dlbble and Clara Foltz.
Among other speakers are the fOllOwin &
named: Burnett q. Haskell, Adolph SulrO,
Mrs. G. 7. StetsOn, Rev. Dr. Gardner, NJ.
Mcfarland, James q. Berry and SciDlO Craig.
Music will be furnished by the Ladies' Choral
Society.
The Young Woman's Suffrage Society, an
auxiliary 10 the Stale association, was formed
and will met in the near future 10 effect per-
mauent organization.
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An absolutely firepToof chimney, fifty
feet high. mas been built of pauer in Bres-
lau. 1t is the only one of the kind.
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There is at present a eolored prisoner in
the Alabama mines who speaks twelve
different languages.
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The King of Prussia's salary is So 852 600.
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HAWTHORNE SCHOOL.
interesting Closing Exercises Given
by the Pupils.

Many OF the parents and friends OF the pupils
attended the exercises held AT the Hawthorne
School on Friday. The certificates of promo
ton were presented by School, Directors Muir
dock and DuitOn.
The programme was as follows: Salutatory,
Emma BuItner; flag salute and America"
classes; recitation, The Arrow," Edgar Baum
garten; piano solo, Spring Song" Helen
Lane; song, sweet Echo" classes; recitation,
The Valentine" Alma BartholG; De sarte,
Alice Judkins, Eunice James SadiesCorteIyou
and Emma Robinson; song, Music Gu the
Waves" CLASSES; composition, marble" Allie
Aiken; Swing Song" Lott de Ha,o Edna
theaTn. Alma Woodbridge, Jennie CoItrel;
dumbbeIl exercise, Twelve boys; piano solo
The Robins Return" Gertrude ConolIey;
recitation, The Railroad Crossing" Frank
God; wand exc else, Mrs. Williams class;
song, In the Starlight" classes; composition.
"Our Class OF "a, " written by Hazel Brown
read by William Ludwig; minuet, Edna
hearn, Eunice James. TOItie Moote Hazel
Brown; song, Welcome to Spring" Mary
Sawyer, Edna Athearn, Tottie MOOte, Alice
JudklnS, George McLachlan. Victor schulz:
dialogue, The Flowers" Miss HalPs class:
piano solo, Eau Revolt" Grace Young; song,
Flag Of the Free" classes; valsdictofy, An
drew McLachisn; Goodnight Song" class.
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