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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26
John kreIing Sued.

A. F. EschenhoTst has sued John kreIIng ana
Julius Lasker TO recover possession OF the
Campfire saloon at 1884 Market street, at The
same time charging the defendant Kreling,
with having defrauded him out of his interest.
EschenhOrst claims that he sold one half his
interest III the saloon 10 KEELING for $4,000 70
be invested in alterations and improvements
He says that Kreling only put IN $1,000 worth
of secOnd-hand furniture and then took abso-
lutte possession. kreling has since transferred
the saloon to Lasker and Eschenhorst claims
this was done with a view to defraud him ard
crpTiitors -
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Could Not Agree.

The Jury in the case OF John p. Hansen,
charged with attempting to blow up the tug
Ethel and Marion, after having been out all the
previous night reported TO Judge Daingerfeld
yesterday morning that an agreement was cut
of the question. The Judge then discharged
the jury.
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thief who was fishing for the ticker suddenly
broke away, darted across the platform be-
tween two street cars which were upon the
turntabl and disappeared from view.
Mr.. Maloney made an Intellectual attempt to
follow tn thief, but his progress was impeded
by probable confederate of the ii eng pick
pocket. and his cries OF "Stop thief =" Only
resulted in attracl ing the attention OF a crowd,
while the fugitive was lost In The distance.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26
FOSTERS 7-HOOK KID GLOVES.

Foster. Paul & Co.'s Fowler" quality best
grade FRENCH KID GLOW S, for which we
were exclusive agents, will be closed out at
81 so pair. We have alsizes ana colors on
hand. The price of this quality at r. H. Macy
d Co.'S store in New York is 81 70 We still
have some sizes and cOlOrs OF the D. g. ~
hooks on hand which we reduced to I'D w
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26
&c HEIGHTS GRAMMAR.

Witold Zachert
u Shaw
Roy Faymonville
Frank O'COnnor
Arthur q COIN
Barclay Henley
Paul MalOwansky
Percy Roberts
Harold Butler
Clarence Mcdonnell
Carl Shrek
Alvin h Leventritt
Joe Keogh
& Stone Jr
Horton Phipps
Charles Boil
Floyd Hlrshfeld
Harmon Heald
Ernest ID Porter
George Amedee
William Sheddy
II N hickman
David Caben
Max X In
Lawrence Dalton
Hirsh Cohen
Edwin Ghirardelli
Hayman Cohen
Walter Plank
Eddie Nubenbach
Fred Deakin
Alfred Friedrich
Il lph Mallen
Charles Floyd
George Gum
George Brodenstein
Irvine J. anDel
Bauer Hess
Wheeler Edwards
Arthur Freund
Clarence johnson
Allie Arnold
Sterling Bunnell
Albert Rosenshire
Charles Kelly
Maxwell Milton
George Hearn
Howard PlatJ
Archie Duncan
Clarence Deakin
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26
BOYS JERSEY SUITS.

WOOL NAVY BLUE JERSEY SUITS dn ~
breasted Jackets with deep REFER coIiars
trimmed with large anchor brass buttons 80
So suit, on sale at............ n : ,jS
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PACIFIC

Henry Haber
Stanley Nj Tasheira
Clarence Steinbach
Austin Scott
Harry Newton
" alter II Levy
Frank elm
V Roberts
Eldrldge Green
Roland Jacobs
Nioulton Warner
Jerome Harris
Duval NJ GORE
Henry b 1ickner
Archie Cunningham
NiacD Spencer
john Hotfacker
w Brodeusiein
VIII 7 Drum
George Roberts
Robert Duman
Edwin Prevented
Paqulto Arrillaga
Samuel Levy
Arthur V an AcKer
Frank Van Acker.
Marion Cooper
Harry Mack
John Rely
Lawrence BuffOrd
Edward W haley
Frank Farrell
James RingrOse
Frank Dibble
Alfred Eobro
Milton PosDer
Percy San born
Joe Delvalle
& Jacobs
Henry McKellogh
Porter Robinson
Vicente Arrlllaea
Joseph Welspiel
Elan Miller
Willard Porter
Harry Eek land
Nelson MckinDon
Willie Walker
Robert Graham
Sidney Alderman
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26
SWISS EMBROIDERED HANDKERCBJEFS

ST. Gall goods, worked on fine sheer muu
worth 2bc each; loo dozen of them in differ.
emf patterns; yOu can see some in our l.lIO
window: sale at........ =
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Decker'S Successor.

The vacancy in the Board of Education
caused by the resignation of DR.. Charles w.
Decker has not yet been filled, but at the next
meeting OF the board Superintendent SWEET will
nominate Charles A. Murdoch TO fill The va
cancy. Mr.. Murdoch is printer who has re-
SIDED IN this city for many years. He has taken
great interest IN educational matters, and for
years has been one or the directors of the Bows
and Girls AID Society.
Judge Levy has granted Hattie Dow d.
vorce from Loring Dow on the ground of failure
to provide.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26
BOYS CALF SHOES.

P. Cox Manufacturing Co. make. one Of ths
best Rochester factories; So line we're clos
Ing out; genuine French calf, foxed Kangaroo
tops, single soleS, lace or button STYLES ali
to,...'............. - eou'So s 50
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26
FOSTERS MOUSQUETAIRE KID GLOVES.

Foster Paul & CO.'s"Fowler'' quality Mousque-
taires in and button lengths glace KID
in stock at 81 So pair are being closed out at
81 rs pair. The regular New Y ork price is
81 % for this style.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26

Joseph Fitzpatrick
Leonard Simon
John de NOnge
Charles W de Gear
Willie Dickson
Harry Peckham
Edmund Boyle
Louis Miller
Fred Juilleratt
. A Griffith
George Mckuen
James ID Sicily
Frank HeTau
w B McA,ep
Gus Hutah
Kari DunZWeiler
Warren " OlIweber
Harry BrOWnrigg
Willie Asst
Allister Mackenzie
William + CoOney
Richard frahm
Albert Thompson
SteuarJ Brown
Frank Sears
Herman Quasi
Ben Peckham
Carl W W ebb
Id keane
Albert Elliott
Joseph Taylor
Willie Best
Archie Thompson
Carlo BalZariue
Robert Pierce
tred BallettO
Willie Miller
Alexander Smith
ZeDas Garfield
Valentine Hecker
Peter NOOnan
Fred Hillman
David himOan
Ross Main
George Bennett
Robbie Knapp
Charles ) Robinson
James d Davidson
Otto Flrischer
Willie Budgeman
& DOrmann
Theodore Davies
Carl Flach
Willie Grady
Willie Green
Milton Hallahan
Willie LaurlstOn
JOSEF Noonan
Eddie Taylor
Frank Tribble
Herman Walter
Clarence Green
TheO Mikkelsen
Eddie PetZ0id
Raymond Kern
William Pow
John Booming
Willie Reuter-
Melvin Ellis
Henry Carroll
Leonard Davis
Daniel Flynn
Charles Miller
Dante Monaw
David Brown
George Swanson
Barton Swinnock
Melville CTesWell
Grover Elan
A Bullerdick
Luther Simpson
Alfred Best
Robert Henry
Charles Daily
Harold Willis
w Breingan
A nj Flood
Fred Sauer
Walter WSgstah
Morgan Morg n
Walter Huber
George V all Herste
Charles Meyers
Harry johnson
Milton Robinson
Eddie Smith
Clyde Murray
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26

George Leyeret Charles Ryan
Frank Robinson John Egan
Eddie ID Jones Albert Calish
Nallle Brown Ed BrOdenslein
Henry Haber Frank Carroll
II ) Rothscbild Hutton Heller
Frank Leavy Thomas Egan
Gus shop Herbert layer
Willie Fulton Harry Morton
Lester HObro Charles NinKelman
George A Hughes Lloyd Huff
Claude Wagner Willie Redy
Ernest Sultan James McGreary
James Wa son Harry Robinson
) Sinsheimer John Harding
Howard X DOane Lester Subenhauer
Herbert Frank Willie Carroll
Robert SchueZlein Phil w Alexander
{ Trubenb Gu Daniel Debal!e
Fred Gould George ii Miller
Felix w Wagner Willie Ehrmann
Sam Lyman j Hochheimer
10 BrOyden Joe Goldberg
y lille Miller John + asset
LOrne Allen Charles Elder
Thomas w Brown Alfred Zadig
Arthur Ebert Willie Huff
Albert BrOckett Edgar BehlOw.
Charles Firebaugh Harold Sugerich
II G Adams Arthur Bush
McP Harrison Robert Bren
Charles Coffey Charles Rem
+ Hobro John Colen
Tom NJ Jeuelt Bastleim
IOuiS WiDkeIman
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26
EVERETT SCHOOL.

Ralph Raymond
Robert Davidson
Basil Brandon
Hugh Foley
Frank Barry
William Olsen
Garrett sears
Archie Laurlston
Willie Nichols
Alex Robertson
Frank Mogan
Warren Reed
Willie Roberts
Martin Collar
Louis Monaco
Hairy de Yonge
JOhu FOgarty
G gorge Tronin
John GoeiZe
George Medgher
George Frahm
w alter Attridge
Henry Schroeder
{ w Preston
Henry WObber
John Noouan
Eddie NJ Jones
Louis Schwartz
Byron Slyter
Willie Akmann
Lewis Balletto
Ricardo Costa
COrmac Dolan
Tom Grady
George Green
Alpnonse HourtaIne
Charles johnson
Eddie johnson
James Jones
Clarence Jefress
William la Grange
j Miller
Harry Morgan
Robert Robinson
James Robinson
Florence Sears
Herbert Sumner
Albert Wagstaff
Graham Osborn
Willie Dizney
George Drew
Martin Fischer
Harry Frerichs
j mes Granville
" lille Grieg
John Hevan
Arthur Morgan
George Plevin
Henry Tribbla
George Wagstan
Eddi Wright
Willie Bchen
Martin Mikkelsen
Iue tleischer
Kingsley Osborn
Diner Bean
j { Lawley
Frank Reuter-
Clinton CoghIan
Leslie CreSwill
HOran Slyter
a R0vegno
John Lynch
Julius Bauer
Roy Jeffress
Charlie Wright
Leo Greene
Thomas Barnes
Robert Merrill
Henry Peters
Thomas Smith
Earl Young
J. Wollweber
CHARLES ) Gafney
John Olsen
Thomas Baker
Ralph Coons
Milton Dibert
Edgar Leeman
Thomas PaytOn
Charles Schneider
Albert Howatt
Joseph Schriech
Davie Biggs
John kehOe
Gus White
Henry Babrs
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Willie Condor
Willie Stable
Arthur ScanDen
j Winter
John HUges
Jam @ 5 Callaghy
John CalIaghY
Horace GultIard
AXel Miller
Dave witt
Charles Thomas
Joseph Brooks
John lOmalty
William Styan
w + Gloeckner
Macy Witt nberger
Fred W Bullel
Fred w Olson
" iliIam { Pomin
Sumner NickeTSon
William Won StadeI
" DickelGlaDn
John a Hunt
J Ii McCallum
| Louie Jacobs
! Edwin j Foley
b Hopkins
! Walter V Averen
John Mullins
A BrOuillard
| I DWyeT
Edward kenney
Michael O'Connor
l. HerbSt
Albert Bryon
John Donovan
Peter Won AspeTn
Arthur Lag
Louis Geiger
Fred Saunders Jr
b W arren
II Hendricks0n
Dan ID CO9ueIly
G GOltZOne
u Cooper
| Z NJ BOuton
Z A Surner
| ) Haskell
John Reilly
Nj ID Mclean
A NJ Jones
Milton A Nathan
| Archie BOorman
| Philip MendelsOhn
! Frank L Be oman
Leo b Bergman
l. Reingpack
| Ed Livrngood
| Ralph Crothers
+ Cummings
| VIM Llndecker
! W Shay
| Robert BrOwDrigg
i j Osborne
Martin Doyle
John LANCE
Carl Hineman
Charlie Pedler
| Richard Donovan
ROffO NOstri
| julius Coleman
Frank Elmer
| Daniel O'COnnor
Frank Fully
Peter COrnyn
George Dduiels
b + Beckett
Albert Bohle
! Joseph Buckley
Herman Harms
| Jose h Palisi
L z Berg
| George l. Field
Manuel Norlega
l. McNellS
George Long
" & Stark
A Bieden zach
Fl Hauser
| } Young
George Marshall
j kearneY
j Rourke
| " Cullen
Arthur Schmett
+ Allegdert
Harry HentZell
Charles Grove
Lee Bweke
Isadore Elberg
George V Ward
john O'Brien
r 4 FahS
Eddie BOrrer
Henry EddelbrIttel
Henry McNesby
/ James L0Gll
Tom MCGEE
Joe OPBIien
Eddie Roberts
Allen Forest
l. Vann
| Hymas
William Large
II BuScDardt
Edward Sullivan
+ w Jordan
Walter Smith
Edward j O'Brien
Arthur Friedlandel
j ) Bvrnes
> OsibsOn
JoDn Daily
i McDermott
Joe Mitchell
Charles Abelee
Walter SandersOn
James Smith
Joseph Leham
Willie Robrer
Ben Thumbler
Willie Stewart
& Rouilier
j Brierley
A McGwln
l. Cognlan
Otto Petersen
Dan Redmond
John Byrne
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Charles Rapp
Hy Smith
Tim Dwyer
John Poppe
George Dunn
Aipheus Pritchard
John Balmer
James O'Brien
Patrick kelleheF
Leon Muud
Eugene Lynch
Henry DOnahue
l. j McGinn
Robert Donaldson
Don Sutherland
Fred NOight
Charles Frederlcks
John j McCarte
" kohler
L johnson
george Williams
Peter Nelson
Albert w Stokes
Curtis Berry
William Quasi
Antonio Pitzer
j LOOrya
Chas d O'COnnor Jr
edward l. Smith
Frank l. Gilbert
f Williams
Charles Selling
i O'Donuell
Guy Colby
, NOerckel
W lille Beatty
Joseph Rulz
j OMedra
Ernst ROemer
Joseph Loughry
Harry Ga win
Joe BTickiey
y Syce
Alexander Peterson
l. Z Sanderson
Il Brand
Herman Lederer
john Sampson Jr
L Nj Bagley
Charles HendrIckson
Archibald Jenner
j ID + Houck
Joseph Gray Jr
a l. JOnston
) + Churchman
Clarance Ayers
Gus Ohlsou
j Fred Jensen
W Fl Dunbar
Chs LooSli
Ihos o Cana
Abe Eisuer
Martin Bacon
Charles Mccarthy
NJ Asher
& Dettmar
Otto Thiele
Clarence l Berry
A LehndOTf
III Ordway
George karsladt
Thomas Hines
Willie Cantwell
& DonOfan
Adolph Lem
Harry Asher
Thomas Kane
Max Clauss
Andrew Stugh
Arthur Buhl
Frank Daley
George Sheridan
Jack Cooper
Eddie McGee
Joseph L GOncalves
i Hansen
T. rabbi
j Luudie
II } Smith
ALBEIT Dom Elan
James SummeTvllle
Alexander Wise
Harry Arthur Wolf
Thomas Kelly
Charles DreScker
julius GenSler
TOney Fay
I Armstrong
w Farrell
Thomas Hines
Joseph Cannon
Eddie Feron
Frank Cannon
Albert Rudolphus
Charles Miller
George Brunner
Charles f Large
James Brady
John Sampert
Edmund Kingslard
Andrew Mass
Dayi! Gibbs
Peter Wuln
Louis Hickey
1sadore ROsenthal
j McCusker
Fred Hart
Joseph O'Brien
L jameson
A BOurke
ii Bummerer
j Mckeown
ii BrOden
III Bose
W Malone
j Paulson
Nj Mtchaels
II Matthiessen
w Hess
Julius Spindler
William Strausburg
William Flynn
Charles Levy
James Raget
John Lander
Bernard Heavey
Alfred Hrndricksou
Charles Priest
Frank Dunleavy
Joseph Roberts
William Conalogue
Ii Kirchnet
Dan O'Leary
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26

U w Lasswel John Won Ahnden
w Boushey Robert Burgh
q WOlt FarrOw
Paul Butte Henry Pecbuer
& Hansen James Fitzgerald
John Buckley Elmer Peters
Ed Wall w j Robinson
MOULDER Standardization
Joseph BrOgau Theo Smith
Edgar RYDER nj Druhm
Charles Smith w krueiZlerger
Harry Nelson w II Pratt
Frank Hannah Fred Hlby
Joe Byrne Zachary Coney
Willie Cordes
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26
LADIES' VELVET CAPES.

Styles that were SIS and SIT. made OF six
Velvet and Plated Overcapes and Duchesse
Collars, lined with changeable silk and trimmed
with fur or fancy gimps; reduced GO 90
to'.'''''''''...'s''.t'... UC'OO
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26
CRYSTAL BENGALINE SILKS.

The ones we put on sale Wednesday at 33c
yard. Only four colorS left-NAVY BLU f
HELIOTROPE, SEAL BROWN ana MYRTLE
all the others gone Take the hint To
morrow there may not be any.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26
ENGLISH LADIES' CLOTH.

The kind wanted for Capes and Dresses Our
own Importation. Sponged and shrunk. Water
will not spot it. Price. 81 yard, a full line
of colors in stock.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26
LINCOLN EVENING SCHOOL.

Arthur GabrielSon
William Richter
Edward FOuStier
Fred Schafer
FREQ Ziska
Frank Ounce
Clarence Donovan
Emil Koch
George + Hart
William J Neal
Arthur Lowenthal
Emil Anderson
Richard = Henshall
AXel A Newman
Edward LippOld
Charles Naughton
Lewis Cheney
August McGill
" L Miller
Albert Barthold
James Rnddy
Frank Maucher
Thomas Williams
Able GrHu
Louis Anderson
James Brown
William COwan
l homaS CODneU
Daniel DdrnhY
Willie Davis
Peter Eberle
Frank l. HOwsOn
Howard Grace
Charles kummerling
James Lee
Leonard Lee
Nicholas NARROW
Theodore Parker
Samuel SilverInan
Richard Thompson
Martin Van Orschot
George I Andrews
" lille Whaien
Bonnie kentZel
j G Payne
j L Grant
w j Huber
Allen Fray
William BrOwnrigg
Joseph Redmond
Charles Luc ~ hardt
Oscar Nelson
Willie Condor
Willie Stable
Arthur Scaunen
j Winter
John HUges
James Callaghy
John CalIaghy
Horace GultIard
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-26

Frank Nj Mcintosh
William Finley
James Robertson
Jacob Samuel
Charles Wagner
i Mason
Fred Stapff
Daniel j Cavanagh
John Grace
George ii Irving
William Macdonald
William Palmer
Charles Cheney
John * Boyle
Carl Luhmensen
John urley
Theodore Wittenbergel
Oliver b Sauye
Ed Thornton
Cornellus OLeary
James j Daley
Harvey L Griffith
J. G Gibson
Otto FOrsberg
Denis Barry
Walter Browning
Joe Creulet
George Clayton
Eddie Dutfey
Pierce Eddy
Freddie Paul
Archie Flanders
Albert johnson
Richard Knight
Monte Lipman
Charlie Lakin
Lester q Norton
Robert QuiZZard
Isaac Mitchell
Willie Reber
Philip Culllgan
Manuel ROmo
Wilt Farrell
Joe Enright
= Heairchin
Albert Smith
William Barnes
Charles Rapp
Hy Smith
Tim Dryer
John Poppe
George Dunn
Aipheus Pritchard
John Balmer
James O'Brien
Patrick kelleheF
Leon Muud
Eugene Lynch
Henry D0nahue
l. j McGinn
Robert Donaldson
Don Sutherland
Fred NOight
Charles FrederIcks
John j McCarte
" u Oblat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
FEES CUT DOW N.
JT>tic" HunSrrIord ot aNaugstuck
 bukPd by the District Court.

Justice Hun.rrGord of rNaugatuck RF-
 bukrd by the District Court.
 \augatuck justices received a rebuke yesterday in the district court of Water bury which they should not soon forget To be sure some of the justices are not in cludrd in this rebuke. but he whom the cap fits will probably find his proper size Tn illegal justice fees allowed by Justice Hungerford were cut down, being excess sIve. by Judge BTadstreet, After the con- victiOn of the LithuaBians yesterday, the attorneys for the prisoners objected to paying the costs of S10. taxed against the risoncrs in the lower court The matter was referred to Judge Bradstreet and States Attorney Huntington of Litcbfield county was present and his opinion was asked The court decided that nearly all the fees taxed by Justice Hungerford were i'll gal and allowed only SIS. Judge Bradstreet dropped Si0 of Justice Hunger fcrd's fees, Sl5 20 from the attorney 's fees. SS from the grand iurers' fees and 8 from the officers fees. The law under which these exorbitant fees were reduced Connecticut, which says: "Wh+n any bill of costs shall have been taxed by the su perior court, in any criminal cause. sent to said court. by any justice of the peace. the clerk of said court shall pay over the amount of sad bill of costs as allowed by said count. to tte treasurer of the town in which said case shall have terminated. together with Il memorandum of any ad- ditIons or changes made therein by said superior court "
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
GOING TO MARLBORO.
One oI waterbury'- Hest Teachers Called
 Away.

One nf waterbury'- Best Teachers Called
 Away.
 William F. O'Connor. teacher of classics at the High school for the past few years. has received a hatterIng offer from the board of education at Marlboro, Mass having been elected to the vacant princi- palship of the High school of that city at a salary of Sl, zoo year with the promise of an increase after a short time. Mir O'Connor is one of the most successful teachers that has ever been employed by the board of education of Waterbury and many were of the opinion that he would decide to remain in this city. A reporter of the DEMOCRAT saw Mir O'Connor at the High school building this morning Mir O'Connor said he had decided to acccpt the position offered him by the school board of Marlboro bee 4use. as be said, the salary Is Sl zoo to commence with compared with Sl ,25O for his services here. He will leave at the close of the present term, about two weeks hence. Mir O'Connor will take with him the best | wishes of a wide ci,cle of friends and the public must look upon his departure as a | matter of regret. He was popular with his pupils and the members of the board of education regarded him as a most pro- | fcient scholar possessing a happy manner of impnrting the knowledge which he possessed to those under his charge. It Is to be regretted that Waterbury shonld lose teacher so emInently quail fled for the discharge of his duties
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
TIM ELY TOPICS

At Guilfoile's Brooklyn grocery the choicest goods the market affords are kept at lowest prices.
 Reid X Hughes announce a great cloak sale. Bring in the children.
 Don't neglect that cough. James F. Roe preparation of tolu. tar and wild cherry will cure it
 Jones' Morgan IS Co make an offer that will interest buyers of clothing. Read their advertisement twice.
 The half price sale at E. T. Turner < Cos is attracting thousands of buyers.
 Specials in meu's furnishings at Curran's tomorrow. Ladies' black hose ten cents e pair. on bargain counter
 Delicious home made cream marsh mallows. fresh to-day at POT Bank street. Sixty cent chocolates and bon bons for thirty-three cents Saturday.
 The bankrupt stock of boots. shoes and ruhbers of wurth Brothers is offered fof sale et fifty cents on the dollar.
 Express package lost. No value exespI to owner, Return to DsxoerAr onies,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
POLICE COURT
John J. whaIen Bound Over to tn
 Sup rior Court For Theft.

John T. whaIen Bound Over to the
 Superior Court For Theft.
 Frank Murphy. a youth of eighteen years, while intoxicated went into the 5 lvation Army barracks last night and proceeded to raise trouble. When Cap tain York attempted to eject him Murphy fought Officer Tehan was called and ar rested Murphy. This morning he had nothing to say and Judge Bradstreet fined bIm Sl and costs for drunkenness and Il similar fine for breach of the peace.
 Richard DankOwsky. the ScOvIll house chef, went into Harvey Brothers saloon last night and there met John ]. Whalen. The latter was so overjoyed to See his friend, the chef, that he took him by the lapels of the coat and gave hIm friendly push. Richard at once missed his pea scarfpin and accused Whalen of taking it. He denied it and asked to be searched. The chef did not search him, but reported him at tine police station. Whalen was arrested later in the evening by Detective Egan. He denied taking the pin, this morning. and said the chef had been wear ing no pin. His record went against him, however, He has served time tor bur glary. theft and other offenses. He was bound over to the next term under S25O bonds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07
BAlkY SOCIALISTS.
Caused scene In the Rcichstng by Rcfus-
 ing to Cheer the Kaiser.

VI
 ing to Cheer the Kaiser.
 BERLIN. Doc. T.-Thc first session of the rcichStag in the new palace erected for its was marked by n dis"rdrrly scene growing out of the refusal of socialist members tO cheer for the emperor. The term of office of Herr Nun l.rVrt Luw. the president of the rCichstag. expired yCstcr day He made rCInini-ccnt speech. dwelling upon the work that had been performed during his incumbcncy, and at the end of his remarks called for three cheers for the emperor.
 All the members with the exception of six socialists, including II"rnu singer, Liebknccht and Ulrich. sprang to their feet and checrcd heartily. Herr von Lev ctZow called upon the sitting members to rise in honor of the emperor but they refused to do so. Their r'fusal led to angry protests from the other members, and n great upruar followed The prcsi- dent declared that the conduct of the SO cialists was not in consnnancc with the traditions If Germans ar the uSag,'s of the house
 Tho socialists rcscntcd the attitude of the president. and Herr I.icbknecht rose in his seat, his manner being quite threat Cning Herr Ulrich also sprang to his feet. and amid renewed shouts and cries of e shame. shame" shook his fist at the other members.
 When order was rcstor,d, the p'-clCctinn of officers of the house was procCSticd with. When this business had bcrn c-;i- cludcd, President von I.cvrtznw expressed his regret that he was unable to punish the disluyal socialists.
 Herr SingCr thcrcupnn aru>c and at tempted to justify the attitude of himself ard his fellow socialists. He was r,'pcat- Ct.ly intCrrlptCtl hut he was understood to say:
 We will never lNc compelled tu cheer for one who recently told the rrcruits who were taking the service oath that should circumstances arise they would be ordered against the will of the people to shoot their own brothers. fathers and mothers for the one who is now introducing an antircvalutinnary bill which k directed against Us. To cheer him would bc irrrc. oncilablc with our honor and dignity The rest of Herr Singers words wcrs drowned in n storm uf vehement protests which only subsidcd when Herr von IHv' ctZow called the spakc= tn order The hoiIS'' then opened the tiIlEItr on q | motion to abandon Ihr tH.nding pruS,cu. tions of some of the z ali>t members. Baron von MnntcufI,.l. ,hr Conservative leader took OcC7ISinn during the d,'lntc tC inveigh strIngly against the conduct oi the socialist members The house then | adjourned until Tuesday. when the budget will he introduced