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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-23
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
ITO GRANDCHILDREN IN OAKLAND
i for a lot in Alameda; for sale, cottage rooms
and bath; $1,000. J. II. YOUNG, 1243 Park St.,
Alameda.
Go00 ALAMEDA BUILDING-LOTS; S25
tpoOU. cash; $40 monthly; blocks 10 rail-
road sta ton; II you want bargains see us quick
MACDONALD, MOTT q CO., 1422 Park st., Ala
media.
A LAMBDA - BARGAINS; BEA UTIFU L.
"a homes for sale and TO rent furnished or unfur
nished free teams at Office, 1865 Park St. SUNDAYS
and all times 10 examine property. WILL BURN
HAM & Co, 1855 Park ST.; branch office, BURN
HAM d. MARSH CO, 428 Montgomery st.
E'OR SALE-LOT 150x2o7 WITH IMPROVE
L ments, consisting OF house, barn and large CON
servatory; adioins lot on which new City Hall is
now being constructed; has great prospective
value. CHAS. S. NEAL Ercinal Bank. Park ST.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

GQS00 HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS AND BATH /:
,pCOOO. cement basement and walks; all street
work done; near station and university. Apply to
JOS J. MASON, Dwight-way station.
ON EASY TERMS: HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS:
" large corner lot: near university; street work
all done. Joseph j. MASON, Dwight-way sta
ton, Berkeley.
Q.J 9 MONTHLY-NEW 5-ROOM COTTAGE
I'D IO with mantel, bath, laundry, pantry; fenced
severed; lot 40xl00: $1,000. i. BoEGLE, $50
Market ST.. w q. MORAN, Lorin.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

DIEDMoNT HEIGHTS = ACRES. ACRES;
prices cut in two; easy terms; only 1s lots left
buy now; send for maps. WIN. J. DINGEE, 460
Eighth ST., Oakland.
5000 FOB HOME OF 20 one ACRE IN
Heights VIM. j. DINGEE, 400 Eighth ST., Oak
land.
NEW GROOM COTTAGE, NEAR GROVE-ST
~ cars, $3.50, must be sold, only small cash pay
ment; also neat broom cottage in East Oakland,
near local train $2250, no reasonable offer re-
fused easy terms. IL. W. Manifold, 966 WASH
ington St, Oakland.
i rooms each; minutes walk TO local train For
particulars go to the house-renting agency Ills
Broadway, Oakland. c. K MARSHALL.
~ OOD BARGAIN IN BUSINESS PROPERTY;
VI want an orange grove owner See or address
E. E. BUNCE, zoos Broadway, Oakland Cal.
GC600 OWNER REFUSED ONE YEAR
tD-OOO. ago $4,000; 2-story, 10-room house, in
flats with modern conveniences lot As feet 'front.'
age on one of the main streets, but short distance
from the center Of the city, street work, sidewalks
and sewerage all done; cement driveways, barn,
carriage-shed, etc. s. 500 can remain on mort gage
or more If necessary; death in family compels sac
rice this will only be offered at this price for one
week; first come first served. j. S. MYERS, 1902
Broadway, Oakland.
a1S TO S25 PER FRONT FOOT-LOTS AT A
I'D LIZ bargain within 10 minutes walk of City
Hall and half a block of electricians; streetworS
all done, including sewering, matchmaking and
cement sidewalks; special Inducements 10 parties
desiring 10 build. Send or call for maps TO A. H
BREED Il CO., 46o Ninth ST., Oakland.
RARGAIN-S5500; HANDSOME COTTAGE: s
u rooms; modern; high basement lot 55x135;
best part of Oakland: $4,000 cash balance time
CHANNELL & LANE, sos Broadway, Oakland.
TOR SALE-OFFER WANTED FOR A LARGE
i residence and grounds on the heights, East Oak
land near Borax Smiths paiatia residence, TO close
an estate. BENEDICT Il CO., 457 Ninth St..
Oakland.
I OoK! $150-LOTS IN FRUITVALE ONLY
IL 81 cash and 81 a week: buy home and save
your small earnings the railroad will double
values il Oakland. H. B. PINNIfY, 902 Broad
way, Oakland
Q.I 900 HOUSE, 5 ROOMS, IN BERKELEY:
apI-OO. lot 40x100; one-third cash.
$4oO-Lot 4Ox100: $50 down, $40 monthly; near
proposed railroad.
CHAS. A. BAILEY, Berkeley station, Berkeley
Q1eS0 CASH-5 ROOMS .AND BATH: a
ID lOOO bargain: 25x10O; close to local VIM
7. TODD 1908 Broadway, Oakland
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
~ WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
Unlted States or Canada year for 81 so post
age free.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-23

WANTED by PROMINENT BUSINESS
W man, partner for Chicago branch established
profitable business; fortune for educated intelli-
gent man with few hundred dollars. p, box So,
Gail Branch.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

&S00 FIRST-CLASS SALOON; WHOLE
N,OOO. sale part of the city; rent S25; over
SSo0 stock in sight. MICHELS ~ WOOD, el7
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E1OR SALE-BARBER-sHOP; BROAD-GAUGE
4 depot; good business; proprietor going East. Ad
dress BrOad-gaUge Barber-shop san Jose.
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EOR SALE-GROCERY AND BAR: BEST LO,
L cation in the city; kept by present owner IL
years; good long lease; Will be sold cheap account
other important business. Inquire southeast cor
ner Grove and Buchanan SITS.
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-THE FINEST
Il equipped roadside house in the city and county
hrstclass trade; best of reasons Tor selling prnc
pals only. Apply III. T., box so. Call Office.
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DOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF OLD AGE AND
L sickness, clearinghouse and bar; good furni-
tuTe, stock and fixtures great sacrifice. pply
on premises. 521 Firstst.. Mail dock.
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II ARDWARE; LOCKSMTTH; ELECTRICAL
IL 1works; must be sold at once: good location:
cause, departure from city. Apply 207 O'FarreI.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

pARGAIN IN ALAMEDA COUNTY; 800
- acres OF foothill land; plenty of wood and
water; only SO per acre Inquire JAMES CA
HILL, 40S Twelfth St, Oakland.
w ANTED-TO RENT 3 TO 5 ACRES OF
w improved land east of San Rafael. Address ~
FABER, Colma, San Mateo County, CAL
w ANTED TO RENT-GOoD STOCK RANCH:
w shares or cash. c. F., box 1872, Call Branch.
IN ACRES, 4MILES FROM SAN FRANCISCO:
" all black loan; cheap. Apply J. J. CONFER.
FORD, Sc. corner Duncan and Dolores st.
CANTA CLARA VA LEY LANDS-wE HAVE
~ a large and well selected list of choice lands and
orchard homes in Santa Clara County Our teams
are ready at all times to show properties w.
@. GRIFFITH, IL North First ST., San Jose, Cal.
MARIN CoUNTY-5OO0 ACRES % MILES
I1 from San Francisco.
RANCHO DE NOvATo.
Tracts OF any size desired; fruit, grain and vege
table land; no irrigation; both rail and water
town of Novato; graded school, hotels and stores
on the property; send for circular.
Dairy for sale with or without COWS
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 81
and 90, Chronicle building.
~ ANTED- so HEAD OF SMALL MULES.
W broke; also carloads of high grade COWS, in
exchange for clear Oakland real estate: will paw
part cash. Address P. o. box SO, Oakland.
= IL AND 20 ACRE PIECES-A1 FOR CHICK
ranches; on and 10 years credit; S25,
800 $40 and 500 per acre; within l mile OF town.
d. FL. TWING, Sonoma City, Cal.
r T. PETERS. MILLS BUILDING, OFFERS
81 in Sonoma County three of the finest tracts of
fruit land in the State in subdivisions; on line OF
railroad; terms easy; send for maps.
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RREWERY-FOR SALE; PART INTEREST
IL in brewery doing good business. Principals only
Will please address for particulars D., p. o. box
1862, san Francisco
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TOR SALE-S45O; GOOD CASH TRADE BUSH
L ness; old stand; receipts $50 to $50 day: trial
given. Address f. j., box l54. Can Branch
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PAKERS. ATTENTION. FOR SALE-BAK-
- cry doing cash trade of 500 per day; no
wagons; easily run; trial given good reasons for
selling. Apply 727 Lar6in St.
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SALOON ON WATER FRONT: GOOD PAYER
- a great bargain; price $500; rent $50. MICH
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-23

EOUND-YELLOW SHEPHERD DOG; OWN
Il er can have same by proving property and pay
ing charges at 42S Sansome st.
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CMALL RESTAURANT AND COFFEE
- house. Apply this Office.
I1ORNEK SALOON: MUST BE SOLD; RENT
y $50. 500 Bryant st.
L7OR sALE-BAKERY, NOTION AND CANDY
j store. 1906 Mission ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
And RECEIFERS SUED
HELD RESPONSIBLE BY CREDITORS OF THE MADI-
son SQUARE BANK

HELD RESPONSIBLE BY CREDITORS OF THE MApi-
son SQUARE BANK
All, has been brought in the Supreme Court BY
Iacob Hirshfeld in his own behalf and on behalf
OF The other creditors OF the Madison Square Bank
70 hold Joseph F. Blaut and all the stockholders
liable Individually and James g. Cannon and Niles
N OBrlen as receivers for the Indebtedness OF the
hank and 10 recover from them the amour! OF the
shortage.
While Hirshfelds claim is for comparatively
snnau sum ne reces his complaint that there are
about 200 other creditors OF the bank VINO, when
the institution was closed held claims against 1t FOR
81 .sOoo The receivers have paid dividend TO the
creditors OF 81 per cent and Mr.. Hirshfeid says tnat
there Will be assets in the receivers names Mhlch
VIII enab bic them 10 pay further dvldeho OF 10 per
- ,.doh,asnoss "a
There will still be, however an lhueoteuis rs re
naming Of hout 10000 which il is asserted the re-
cevers will be unable 10 pay. .. ,oos ,ho-.
When The bank suspended on August 8 1888 there
was an nur ction Issued against the creditors re-
straning them from bringing suit until atteI me
hank had formally dissolved as a corporation Whch
occurred on November "a 1885. Ine creditors aHeee
that they requested the receivers 10 Dr4is SUI.
against the stockholders. but the receivers itIusr"
on the ground that they had no cause OF acton.
The creditors aver that the stockholuers are re-
snousible individually to them Tor the amount o.
their holdings OF stock - 60. ,..s,ar, -.
Judge Beekrnan, IL The Supreme Court yesterday
granted AN order serve oy publication certain
stockholders VINO are not residents or the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
A STUDENT BECOMES INSANE

TROUBLE on AN ELEVATED sTATIoS-THE YOUTH
TAKEN TO BELLEVUE
There was lively scene at midnight Friday night
on the downtown station OF the Nnth-avs. elevated
road at Fif.eth-st party appeared on the plat
form consist g Of an elderly man and tall youth
OF nineteen years who was handeuffed TO stockiy
built man who had the appearance Of policeman
They walked TO the lower end OF the platform.
and there the supposed policeman. apparently at
the request OF the leader OF the party. fastened
the Young mans wrists together and for moment
released mis- hold upon him. He had scarcely done
so when the youth threw up both his manacled
hands and made a rush toward the exit. shouting
and raving as ne did and kicking wildly at his
two companions who endeavored to restrain him.
The roise brought up policeman from the street
below, TO whom the youth. becoming calm de-
clared t1at MS two companions intended 10 drown
hir, In the river. He demanded the policeman's
assistance The elderly made signs that the
lad was crazy. and said that he was his son. who
was being taken from Cambridge Mass. TO Wash
ington. Then the youth became violent again. pro-
testing that he would not and asking 10 be
taken to a hotel The policeman pretended TO
sent and led the party the West Forty-seventh-
81. police station
The father told the sergeant at the desk that he
was 4 N Wheeler. Of Riverdale. Prince George
County Nd. Several days ago he received dis
patch from friends In Cambridge. Mass. saying
-
who was student. had become insane. lie took
the first train TO Cambridge and found the youth .
violent mania.
During the lads first quiet spell he had secured
the services OF A private detective IN Boston, and
was now trying 20 take him home where ne could
receive proper treatment He. his son and the
detective had arrived in New-York from Boston
shortly before midnight, and on their way TO
take the midnight train the Pennsylvania road
To Washington, when the youth became violently
insane again.
Finally. with Mr.. Whee,ers consent the lad was
taken ambulance 10 the insane pavilion At
Bellevue Hospital There the father called yester-
day and tried to make arrangements 10 have the
youth taken 10 Washington az once. He was told
that. his had been committed as an insane
person the latter must be examined In the regular
way before ne could De- released ard this could not
be- done before Monday. The lad was resting quiet
~ and had violent outbreaks. At times he
seemed perfectly rational. and he embraced his
father anectionatey when the latter called on him
Mr.. Wheeler said his son was studying at Cam
bridge under private tutors preparatory 20 enter
inr Phillips Exeter Academy. He ascrlbes his some
mental condition TO overstudy. and has hopes that
ne viii recover. Tie intends TO place the young MAJ
in private santarium near Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
ywO LADS CArGHr ~ yHEFTs From MACFS

John f. Kenny. superintendent Of the delivery de-
uartment Of l.. H. Macy a COS drygoods store us
covered Friday afternoon that the firm was Deine
numbered Will looking after the employees he
noticed Christopher Dunn. eighteen years old. OF No
o6 Ganseyoort-si slip under his jumper a small
&C.. o. D." package o: silk. addressed to Miss kapp
No ld Eas: F.fty-Grst-st A minute later Dunn went
out of the room. and Mr Kenny him hand the
bundle to a young lad who FASTENED away.
Mr. Kenny followed and a. the boy neared the
Frfty-nrst-st house. spoke 10 policeman. who mast
enel TO the East Fifty-frst-st. station and sum
moaed Detectives Murphy and Quin!an The latter
ran up the house. No. Isl. in time 10 SEE me ia
coming down the steps. IL seems the woman nad
not the exact change and the boy would not ieaVs
the goods Qunlan took him Into CUSTODY
The prisoner said he was Charles y. Wright thir
teen years old OF No. 43s East Thirteenth-st ne
was a chum or Dunn who had been In the employ
OF Macy's for two years He said Dunn proposed
the plan to defraud the firm few days ago ana
that he had delivered seven or eight &c. o. -
packages In ALL collecting the money on them
Dunn was arrested at his home Friday evening,
and both lads arraigned In forkyiue Court
Yesterday. Magistrate Flammer committed them In
ROO each to answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
4 LAWYER ARRESTED FOR THEFT

frE STOLE SILVER WHEN EMPLOYED As STEW
ARD AT THE MANHATTAN CLUB.
Frank Frendrick thlrty-fve years old, OF NO 700
Tenth-st Brooklyn. a prisoner In the JEFFERSON
Market Court yesterday, charged With stealing si-
v.rware worth $40 from the Manhattan CLUB. the
theft vas committed two years ago. when the pris-
oner was employed In the club az an assistant stew
ard He was arrested Friday night at his home
The sllverware missed from the club Wneh
Frendrlck left its service 70 practise law having
been admitted to the bar in Brooklyn. He was never
suspected o. the theft until his servant girl called on
Judge Truax few days ago and told him that fren,
dricS had a lot OF silverware In his nat marked
Manhattan Club. - -.
When nlaced under arrest the accused man broke
down and confessed. He produced the stolen SILVER,
ware When arraigned before Magistrate CornelI
the prisoner pleaded that his bail be made as small
as possible as his wife and four children were al
most starving The Magistrate held him for trial IN
Il IN hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
NOT TO Bel EDUYPED ATSEA MUCH MORE
ruv urupsrEAp HEALTH BOARD TAKES ACTION
AGAINST THIS CITY CONCERNING GARbN"E-
MAYOR STRONG SAYS THE NUISANCE
WILL BE STOPPED

Mayor Strong yesterday was serve" WI" -
q r,o-,on nv the Board Of Health OF me ioMi VI
Hemostead Queens County. 10 restrain me Nc"
YORK CITY authorities from dumping garbage "a NV
sea within ten miles OF Rockaway or Long p.A'"'
The motion Is 10 be argued before ope0'H' '
OF the Supreme Court in Long Island Ci'y on sep
TENDER q In respect the nuisance conpiai"eu VI
BY the Hampstead Health Board Mayor S''o"s S"''
Il have no doubt that II Is great annoy an. "
people living on the south side OF Long is.a"u ~
have floating refuse drifting on the Deae" wi
santly but the nuisance is going 10 DE- s'opPe' "
more city garbage will be dumped al hea 49,
short time The proposals for the reHlo'S' "a -
and garbage from the city. which Inc boai' "a -
directed the Commissioners OF stree. S,,s1,ee
10 prepare and advertise, will be READY Df ~, 70
next. and contracts for the nnai uls p,Si
city refuse will be- made soon as p0ss.pis' e. ,hs
The ashes and garbage will be coecteu III -, s',
city by the Street Cleaning Depart r,ay he
will have 10 be collected separately hei - tsn-
sOne difficulty first In making peopls ~ I'm gar
ement-house districts keep ashes a,a,,n Hoard
bage, but President Wilson. or the f1eai'' darafui
and Colonel Warinz have been MAKING ,aa.',i,y
study OF the problem. and they think ne ,h AZ
can be solved All reforms are acconpaiieJ1 - are
iicultles but when they are accompIisneu ~ ksen
popular. There was howl about the orL l -, ave-
idle trucks Of the streets, but III chanre
assured that they now gao OF tns MS IN
have no doubt that the closing OF me saIon apa
sunday Will be popular with the peop n.nsr. will
making most OF the cutlery. The saioohksspss' when
De glad TO have one day OF rest IN 'he "e'~ ~
xhey all obey the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
10 CONSIDER THE ESTIMATES.
INCREASED SUMS WANTED BY SEVERAL CITY De
PARTMENTs.

INCREASED SUNS WANTED BY SEVERAL CITY De
PARTMENTs.
The Board OF Estimate and Appor'onment VIII
meet this week 20 fix dates for considering the Ne
partment estimates for 1896 MOST OF 'he "eaHs -
departments Of the city government nave ALREADY
ADMITTED their estimates OF the cost or MAINTAIN
ing their Departments next year Mayor strong
said Yesterday that the Board OF Education anu
the Commissioner OF Street improvements Tor the
r-.o,,,,..h irs and Twenty fourth wards had made
rreat increases in their estimates over those OF
this year. The Board OF Education wants sh4"
more than the appropriation for 1879, III o[Je' 70 20
srecf rew school buildings some OF WhIch arr
urgently needed in the newly annexed portion OF
the city. ...a.a - the coxf NJ
commissioner Hanens estimate o. me 60, rost 10, .;
making street improvements III ~ &c seco a5 which
Is more than double his Appropriation OF ssSetV
To- tbe nresent year. The increase IL on acSoun'
Of work to be performed IN the newly annexed pTr
uon u III 20 he onened IL is said that the resi-
dents Of the district will feel that their nnteress-
49, been neglected or betrayed II the improve
menfs they have asked for are not allowed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
ARREST Of 4 STR4W-GOODS DEALbh.

CHARGES OF OBTAINING GOODS WORTH $4,000
BY FALSE PRETENCEs.
Lynn F. Cunningham. member OF 'he' nrin u
Miller g. Cunningham. dealers in straw goods. was
arrested Yesterday on an order signed by Judge
pugro in the Superior Court. The order for his
arrest was obtained by vanderhoef Co.. joobers
IN straw goods who allege that Miller Cunning
ham induced them TO sell them goods worth So'lo9
by false representations. The plainufs say tna'
H. September. 1894. Miller Cunningham repre-
sA,,es that they had surplus over all their
liabilities ~ s242s7 Between that date and May
1895 the plaintiffs sold the defendants So,les
worth OF goods The plaintiffs further allege inat
g. lefe,dants repeatedly made false representa-
,ions as 10 their-fnancia condition.
JUS before their last purchase OF goods amoun!-
.,y 80 a. ,1- Vanderhoef & Co say. the defendants
alleged that they were worth $3.50 above all laoi
ties II is charged that the hrm was ihsoiVeht
from the date OF the first sale or Soods.
Cunningham was taken to Ludio" street Jan Il"
default o. Is. 90 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
TIE LOSS OF ROME TO THE POPE
archbishop CORRIGAN DIRECTS THAT IFS
TWENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY BE oh-
SERVED IN THIS DIOCESE

Archbishop CORRlfNN Diitr'i' ma
TWENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY BE OBJ
SERVED IN THIS DIOCESE
Archbishop Corrigan has sent to ali the clergy OF
.,s ,iocsse letter which Ia in part as follows
M .he 2oth OF September 1870. despite the written
o,omise of King Victor Emlnuel.to the ate Pontln,
pona pins TX that the Piedn.ontese Army Wouid
not enter Rome. the city was vlo!eh.s sezea, ~
~ s,iJ Withheld from it, rishtfu. owner not~lth-
andins the protests Of the SOY ereisn Pontin anu
,he entire Catholic word 1t is proposed on the th
~ September or this year 10 commemorate the
silver Jubilee OF that lorcible occupation, ana II J.
,ccordingly on.y right and just that Catholics OI
oil nations should renew their ~ ana devotion
rn the august prisoner OF the Vatican ana by tner
nravers seek 10 hasten the day when ne snail De
rrsstored 10 unrestricted and necessary freedom:
with this view various organizations OF the ialnlui
az this diocese intend forward 10 our HOY ratneI
during the course Of this month the expression Oh
their unalteraDe attachment 10 his sacred person,
and their loving sympathy. IN the long series OF
Urongs and spoliation the Holy See mas had 70
endure during the last five and twenty years
In order TO afford AL the faithful OF the diocese
an opportunity OF showing in some proper way
their veneratiOn for the Sovereign Pontin II -
hereby directed that Iridium OF prayer De hehi
In al the parish churches and Institutions or TINS
diocese on the 18th. 18th and Oth or september.
The object OF this iridium is to implore from
Gods mercy thai His Vicar on earth may soon he
given complete and untrammeled liberty IN the
exercise Of his sublime functions. The devotlons
the rosary. followed by the litany or the blessed
VIRGIN and bsnediction OF the most holy sacrament.
As further expression OF our Nal regard Tor the
Sovereign PontlT at this trying time the SUNDAY
pointed as the day on which the annua, Peter Pence
Collection will take place this year IN ali our
churches generous Offering TO the Sovereign
Pontin at this time Will, he al once a proof or our
wish 10 benefit nnumeraole souls. that all may
keep the unity Of the spirit In the bond OF peace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

CHARGES MAY BE MADE AGAINST SOME FoRAEA
OFFICIALS OF THE DEPARTMENT.


OFFICIALS OF THE DEPARTMENT
Navor Strong on Friday took 10 his home ~
Elberon a large bundle OF reports which ne hao
received from the Commissioners OF Accounts Do
failing the results OF the private investigation Oh
the Dock Department. He said he would examine
the reports, and he might decide 10 make them
public later. He carried the reports back 10 MIS-
office in the City Hall yesterday. and said ne had
spent several hours in reading them' nut had De
cded not TO make them public until the pubic IN
ves,iaatlon OF the Dock Department which Is 10
begin on September %. The Mayor said ne ala
not care TO talk about tn reports. but he expressed
the opinion that they might be the basis OF charges
against some former officials OF the DOCK Depart
ment. ,, -.
The results OF the work OF the Commissioners OF
Accounts will be made clear In the public inves-
tigation." the Mayor said. and the manner IN
which the Dock Department has been managed
will be made clear TO everybody. The investiga.
ton will be impartial and free from political
prejudice" ,-
The Corporation Counsel will designate lawyer
as special counsel 10 the city 10 aid the Commis-
soners OF Accounts In the investigation