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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
CONVENTION FUND TO DATE,

50 THE CALL $40, 900
Z" THE EXAMINER '',.. 1900
:" THE CHRONICLE n..... 1900
r L U BLICAN EXECUTIVE
observation-disclosures. 5000
PAC. COAST JOCKEY CLUB. $500
d. l.. FLooD -...................... 1880
PALACE HOTEL. 1000
CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB, 1000
COLUMBIA THEATER. LOCO
JAMES ID. ELAN............ 1000
BALDWIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1000
KAPHAEL'S..... Observation-Disclosures. 1000
oRPHEUM.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
UNION IRON WORKS. 1000
AL HAfMAN & CO............... 1000
joys SARSAPARILLA Co... 1000
IINoLI.............. 1000
CHARLES WEBB HOWARD 1.ooo
EAGLEsON 81 CO.................. 1000
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. LOCO
San FRANCISCO BREWERIES. 1000
UEohGE u PERkINS............ 500
CALIFORNIA HOTEL 900
M "A. GUNsT ...-,................... 500
d. IL. DoNALDsON....... 500
JOHN ID. Observation-Disclosures. 500
u f. CURRY. ....................... 500
NEUSTADTER BROS. 500
ADOLPH SPRECKELS 500
LOUIS SLOSS & CO.. 500
Myself 6 ROLLINS 500
LEVI STRAUSS co. 500
VIM. WOLFF & co. agents
Pommery Sec ................ 500
III. S. CROKER s. Conn. 300
+. III. NELL.................. 500
CAFE ZINKAND ............... 500
CAL. PRESS ASSOCIATION 300
ALVINZA HAYWARD ... 900
III. LIEBES & CO...... 500
WASP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
GOOD FELLOWS GROTTO 800
HOTEL PLEASANTON... $50
SEA BEACH HOTEL ESQ
LICK HOUSE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
POPULAR RESTAURANT $50
NATHAN. DOHRMANN & CO.. $50
SHRENE Il co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
A. 5. BALDWIN. ........... $50
GOLDBERG, BOWEN s. Co... $50
ADAM GRANT. Observation-Disclosures. ESQ
CROWN DISTILLING Co... $50
WILMERDING, LOEWE s. CO.. $50
HEIGHT BROS. ..................... $50
HAIRY GREY ..".................. $50
X. III. HAMMOND. $50
Il. MARTIN & CO.....,,.,,,.. 200
CAFE COLUMBIA. $50
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE &CO. $50
SIEBE BROS. s. PLAGEMANN $50
BALDWIN BARBER-SHOP (R.
Il. Brodek).." ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
ClhCUs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
hISH1HhIho .....-................... 100
ID. u. OSBORNE Ios Angeles
Express) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
VIM. T. BOOTHBY 100
HERMAN OELRICHS. 100
DELLAMAND & CO........... 100
JOHNsoN-LOCKE CO 100
w. w. FOOTE. ...........,., 100
HOTEL SAVOY. 100
WILSON'S DINING-PARLOR 100
a W. "ALsoN ...................... 100
THE ChEAMERIE.. 100
SAMUEL DANNENBAUM...... 100
THE DEL NIE................. 100
oLD LooNhE. .-.................... 100
CARROLL & CARROLL 1oo
FERGUSON & CURLEY. 100
SING FAT g. CO. 100
CHARLES NEWMAN. ..... 1oo
a. ZELLERBACH & SONS. ..., 100
q. w. BAKER. Observation-Disclosures. 100
SOsEPH p. KELLY.... 100
GAMES HI. O'BRIEN .. 100
ROME HARRIS Laurel Palace) 100
PAYOT, UPHAM 6 co. 1oo
CALIFORNIA FIREWORKS co. 100
III. L. FRANK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
DAVIS BROS 100
HILBERT BROS. 100
CHAs. ONs......................, 100
JEREMIAH LYNCH. .............. 100
vISALIA SUBSCRIPTIONS 100
FRESNO REPUBLICAN..... 100
FRESNO 100, 900 CLUB.... 100
A. o. HALE (San JOSEF. 100
y. w. NEtIN................. 90
OBERON AFE.......... SO
JULIUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31

honor, an absolute blind obedience and
all-conquering bravery. AS long as You
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
A VOICE FROM THE HILLS.

Member Republican State Central Committee
Los Angeles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
ENGLISH ANTIQUE FURTITCRE.

Debenham e. Frecbody. Of Wignore-st.. London,
W. have Just published a catalogue. profusely
illustrated by X VI. Warren. giving complete
description OF their rare collection Of antique fur
n.tu.c in satnwood and mahogany-nalnly English
OF the eighioenth century. consisting OF examples
H. Ch!ppcnda.c. Heppelwhitc, Mayhem and Ince,
Shcarcr. Sheraton. etc. Among the most beautiful
examples in the catalogue Is a satinwood cabinet
UIcppe.whiteD. OF which the doors painted with
me3all.oas OF dancing figures. and figures with
musical instruments, which appeal fresh rs
when first painted. \ mahogany dressing table
Chppondalci is inlaid with bands OF satinwood. the
top fronts and sdcs beautifully painted various
DESIGNS: the whole Is in excellent condition. ana
was purchased from an old house IN the Mdlands.
Many more examples OF artistic work are In this
important collection. which Includes 'granLfathcr
clocks. china cabinets. secretaries, writing tables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
I PTSH TO SWEIR orr THEIR I1AES
THE OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS HEsiE"ED-
TODAY THE LAST CHANCE 10 Ls'AiL.

THE OFFICE or THE CoMMlSsIoNER5 Hts'H"h"-
TODAY THE LAST CHANCE 10 LS'AfL
Yesterday was the last day but one for swearing
of" personal taxes at the Tax Department III '"V
stewart Building. and The rush VAS greater u''"
has been known since the cvcniiul A.Il ~ ID. -
when the mob broke down glass doors ana pd'"-
tons in the effort to get or the iaNbooNs before
the legal time expired President Barker ana com
,uiseloners Bluncnthal and Whhlcn "'fe kept ouAy
from the hour % opening tho Office ~ a. n n"t'
LAT. I'm the afternoon yesterday, ana to"H t'r h''
davtts Of nearly ~ soilookng cuz"rs' most oil
whom swore that they were absolutely BANKRUPT
and therefore not liable 10 taxation.
There we're various causes President BARKER
said COR the unusual numbers in l.nr yesterday
one was that more persons had been placed on me
assessment books than formerly. Another was the
United states income tax. Many "ho nav" hr"h
having the city small annual tax on personal
rro,ertv are seeking exemption from city tax on
the around that they cannot afford To Fay h1'h
tbs will Doe The last DAY ana it may "Xc',d %es-
t.r14V IN IFS NpUu. 81 business Tor th' lax ON
Inissiouors. The Tax Department "l!I oien ~ ?
:, M and an HEO fiI 20 g"i lH in" .Ht hripf' )
D. No. VIII have to Tay the a--rssincni IIar'h
against th,.r hlm,s OF the taNhooNs Hhl'@a th'y
can get i.- courts 10 relieve th'm from taxation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
FCNLRAL STOPPED BY The CCRONLH.
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES CONNECTED WITH
JAMES ST JOHNS DEATH

SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES CONNECTED WITH
JAMES ST. JOHNS DEATH
The funeral OF James -. John. forty-hve years
Old was 10 have taken pace yesterday from rs
late home at No. 40 Fourth-aVe., but was stopped
by Coroner Hoebcr who desires to investigate some
suspicious circumstances said 70 be connected with
the mans death He was found lying dead about
o. clock Saturday morning in front OF d saloon at
No 10 East Forty-first-st., known as the Grand
Central Beer Creek. ST. John worked for the last
two months for a Michael Banks, who conducts the
cab stand in front Of the Grand Union Hotel There
is a rival line of cabs which stand in the street OPP
posite the hotel George Meyers is one Of the driv-
ers About p. N. Friday II l9~sait that Meyers
saw Joseph McCabc. one of the hotel cabmen. put
a passenger in his cab. and he rushed over TO try
and coax the fare away. The result WAS an alter
cation and blows were struck st. John. II is said,
tried 70 act as peacemaker. ana was in turn as
saulted by Meyers.
Fifteen minutes later ST. John went 10 the Beer
Creek saloon. where he was seen about O'Clock IN
the evening by his employer. IN" man then sat
with his head on a table ana seemed TO be IN a
dazod condition. Banks left him there. Those in
charge Of tire saloon say they elected him AZ !
O'Clock saturday morning Three hours later he
was found dead Edward Wills. carriage builder.
Of Second-ave. and Twcnty-rst-St. Wiin' sscI dct-
er's assault on st. John and viii make AFFIDAVIT -
that effect. Mrs. st. John thinks her husf"nI =
death resulted from the assault made upon nm by
Movers. After stopping the funeral coroner llJ,b'r
tod the police Of The matter The police axe now
looking for Meyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
4 CONGREG or CATS.
THE FIRST ANNUAL. EXHIBITION IT THE MADE
soN SQUARE GARDEN

THE FIRST ANIMAL EXHIBITION IT THE MADE
son SQUARE GARDEN
The first annual National Cat Snow will occur at
the Madison SQUARE Garden next week. II VIII oe-
clov four days beginning with wednesday. As
this is the first attempt National cat show the
managers are under some Disadvantages. one OF
these IS that they nave extensive list OF owners
Of fine cats - whom they could send information
aaI rom whom they could expect entries. The ex-
hibt.oa. It IS hoped. viii serve to bring rich per-
s.rs t1gc.her and T. f. thought that association
may b. formal under the auspices Of which future
exhibitions VIII bc he.l. The Management OF the
coming show has been chiefly in the hands or
Jane. r Hyde. r. England where annual cat
shows have been given for many years, they nave
become al imp5rtlu; institution and MI Hyi,
beieves tina: they can soon b. made 50 mere.
Eventually h. hopes that there VII. be as big a
show OF cats as % dogs. and then Of course, TIE
amphi;heatre Of the Garden viii be usei This time
the show will he lu the concert hall AID the
restaurant There WI, be abJu: 80 exhibitors and
about 80 EXHIBITS First, second ana thiri prizes
ar. offered In tn fp-,y-two regC.Ir classes, aal
there are dozen special prizes.
posed II Frederic Bronson. T. .. De LUXE. J. e. X.
Du'r.. Cornelius Ee"owcs, John 6. HecksG,AeF,
II. r. Holster Thomas Hitchcock. jr, Colonel
Lawrence Kip. Adof Ladenourg. Charles l.2nier.
D. . Mis-. j. Per7ont Morgan. y. Newbolf Nor
body Nc:Ia,g-. ". !. Wharton and Stanford White.
The pljrorcsses are Ms. }. J. Asto-, Miss BIRD.
Mrs Frederick Gebhard. Ms. Richard irwin Mrs.
Prescott Lawrence. Mrs John Lowery, Mrs: Ran
Mrs ". Seward webb. Mrs. Stanford White and
Mrs. l.. X. Wi!merdns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30

The formal opening OF Hilton, Hughes & Com
pany's new and extensive book department. which
VIII be hereafter feature IN their large buildins
at Broadway Ninth and Tenth SITS. and Fourth
ave. took place yesterday. and all day long the
place throngeI with buyers, and visitors who
wished to Inspect the stock. The department is on
the mNn floor of the bu'ldng. between the rotunda
and Nnth-st.. and occupies space of 5l2O square
feet 1t was beautifully decorated yesterday with
palms choice potted plants. and flowers, whose fra
GRANGE lent an additional c!iIrm to the place The
stock Of books IS large. and Includes tie standard
works as well as all the latest volumes OF merit
Tho stock will be aGded to daily, and as fas;
books are delivered from the presses they will be
found upon the tables. The new fixtures. which
were manufactured especially for Hilton Hughes
& Co. are exceedingly novel and help 10 Sc, OF
the really me selection of books - the best al
vantage While all the large space in the pOck-
store Is utilized there Is no crcwdrg together Of III
thousands OF books in such Mariner as TO place a
single one OF them beyond the reach or Inspection
OF visitors
The neat and tasteful stands and tables are ar
ranged In ais!es with plenty Of space between them.
Even the huge supporting pillars have been pat to
good use. Shelves have been built around them
ard they now hold their full quota of charming In
ieGestng ana Instructive volumes. Everybody is
stock OF hooks. No one need feel bound 20 buy,
Is probable tina, they VIII. after seeing the bargains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30

.i.- 10 40 ,,,,..,,'f,. I,--a lop'h
As me '.". ~ u. az ~ '.''' 3D. 49,,
does nor h~in" the school ='oui.S BACK ID ''- 80
street, i,~, the buildings have leca 50 arranged
80; ,,.e - va, .o.oe.arv >, insure ventilation and
~ a. ID, "' t - $50,
light FOR the s"hoP-. Nurh oi Inc -''''' ''
.'1os % tho school bull ing also is aiI 0u' In IL
" - .,i .t ..,,.i. -. , ,,i- ,,a,..--,.,i,i. ar,
h'4' ''"'''' ''-'. '''' ''''''' ''
ie,,,,. sr.of 3, H. M, .,rarc that .e r'!,.ls o.
49, .,.., t,.. 1,,..i,..,i . .t,,,c l.v. for tree.
ms F'H'o' nave "'N'''i'.' = ''-'''
I1l flowers. Arl'r lay. SD .1 ordinarily '"i''- '''
,f,v vii IN. ,.ctr l, celebrated on Ma B. l.
,e a., .... -. ,tts -.1..,- ,.i
80 me 0 'if '' '''
TIE celebrations 2t- h'i equalizer Toy MAJ -'i'"'S
IN ft. c.:..rv ore o. The mos, Important sA-
"a. .t.,. .,- .- .,, 81. ,..,.. az ,,,,. t~.. i.,.
t'''''S ." ''''' ,.+ To- '''' '''
The children. Th'rc ai" g." jude ho'.s lH Vt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
SIZE ESClPED FEOM the HOSPITAL.
SIMON SPECIE. LOOKING FOR Hs WIFE. WHO
WAS PATIENT 81 WARDS ISLAND


SIMON spIHGEI. LOOKING FOR Hls WIFE WHO
WAS 4 rATiaNT At WARDS ISLAND
Tn. Commissioners Of Charities ana Correction
,.u..!...I az ID .r meeting y.ster!ay the c5se OF
Mrs Annie Spiaa.1. whose Whereabouts tle officers
a. the women department OF Wir.s Island Hos
u!t.! could mol tel TO icr anxious husband simon
sp..sel VINO lives IT ..o 10 .rIIns-s' IN accord
.ucr with instructions from ill., Co.I.-. l)n,fs, ~:
Dent. tie mcIl-ii urorat. Ilcnf Of IT, hospital
submitted 81 lepor; oa th" matter. Dr. Dents re-
pr. stated that Nj. Sp.csc Wa admitted as 4
ta,!cnt on Ociob. g. 1871 Snc wa n the convdles-
cant ward. auI about 10 b. discharged when she
c.cs.I - tac Ely on ID. evening of Apfa -. SAn
got away fum tie !s.aaI ~ tn steam l1uncA
Aicrn,.l Dr. pat said Size MAS taken over on the
steam launch without any pass, aDi that tie cup
tam lai,el 10 tn;er her name upon his book. ass
required oy the rules. 4 tire employees Of tns
steam launch are On the department ro.!s. and are
not under his supervision. nr asked that the board
take such action it considered proper In the
matter
SDci-ei created scene yesterday IN the Offices -
the Commissioners of Charities and Correction
When told that the reports received went to show
tina, the woman had left the island OF her own free
Will. he wrung his hands and acted as II crazy.
He demanded that MS wife be found for him.
Mrs S3ieg"i gave BIRTH to 4 utbt last OCTOBER,
and ~ a result developed meanch"lia Irr reason
gradually grew better, however, ana Il WAS the IN
toutcn Of Or. Dent TO have her discharged !ast
Friday a, a convlicscont. As fIr can he learned
the police Of this city are making ~ efforts TO trace
the mis- sing " oman!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
THE CLAREnoyr HOTEL LICENSE CASE.

The excise license OF the Claremont Hotel in
Riverside Drive. expired al midnight last night
The license g held by Edward 5. Stokes. OF the
Hoffman House on Friday las, Mr. Stokes filed
with the Excise Board an application for the re-
newal OF his restaurant license. and the board con-
sidered the application yesterday. II found 10
be informal, not having the approval of the Park
Department. The Excise Commissioners say that
II Mr.. Stokes secures the approval Of The PARK
Board they will issue the license. Meantime he
Is not permitted to sell There is another trouble
with which Mr.. Stokes has 70 contend. HIS five
years lease OF the CiaremOnt expires OF May l..
Opposition TO the renewal OF the lease developed
because OF reports that Mr. Stokes was violating
the Sunday Excise laws. Pending an investiga-
ton. extension Of the lease for one month was
granted to him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
TRYING TO GET A FRANCHISE FOR THE road

The Railroad Committee Of The Board Of Alder
men gave a hearing yesterday on the application
Of the North New-York junction Railroad Com
pany to build a road on the North SIDE. from vii
ns-aye bridge to Gervoise-ave. II. j. Gumbleton.
Attorney for the road advocated the franchise. 1t
1as opposed by the representatives, OF the Union
Railway Company, the old Huckieberry road Mr..
Cohn OF Hoadly, I-auterbach & Johnson. said that
The Union Company had already laid racks in VIII
iIs-ave a part OF the proposed route. and there
fore objected 10 A franchise covering the same
Street 4 G. Hottenro,h for the North New-YorlS
junction Company. presented petition from the
Tweniy-thIrd Ward Property-Owners' Association,
800 taxpayers. In favor or the grant.
The hearing was closed. Chairman Goodman could
not say when the committee would repor; 10 the
r1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
JEDG MENT AGAINST PRINCE GILIIZINE
\ PARIS JEwELrER TAXES ACTION To RECOVER
$3-s9i OF y DEMAND NoTE-BCsI-
NESS COMPLICATIONS.

\ PARIS JEwELrER TAXES ACTION To RECOVER
$3-s9i OF \ DEMAND NoTE-BUsI-
NESS COMPLICATIONS.
judgment for $52.o9i was entered yesterday
against Alexandra oa.tzlne by T. l.. Eckerson az
torney FOR Henry De Cesue demand note for
1850 francs. made at Paris January % 1880
with interest. At the Office OF Mr. Eckerson IL was
said that the debtor was the weknown Prince
Galitzne and that Mr. de Gesne was a Paris
jewel,er. 1t supposed the Prince gave the note
for jcweiry which he purchased The Prince wa $
served with the luminous in the suit on January
last at No. % Nassau-s, this city.
The schedules OF: !. Hamburger X CO.. wholesa ~
dealers in tobacco, at No. Ia Water-st. show oc-
tua liabilities $il9.ili of which sl75i7 are ,,nse
cured: contingent liabilities. $Si BOO nominal assa
S6o1 $40: actual assets applicable to the payment n,
unsecured debts s26iD The difference between the
actual and nOn.nd. assets IS due Largely 10 donro
citation III stock OF ieIt tobacco especially IN S,,
matrl of 1890 1891 and $780, tor which there l. No.
tie II any demand.
john Kcan has been appointed receiver for rb
Woo.f E.ecirc DiSnfcet!ng Company, of Nv
York whose office no. 66 Broad-st and f,o
John Ill Miller he counsel for the COMPANY ,,
is "A creditor for $3.50 He asserted that tn ''',
pany was insolv mt. and unable TO pay is OH ,.
lions that It's liabilities were about &3co0 ard as
sets probably $500 The company Was inc,r',
rated on NAV .. 1873. M lar the Ncw-Jers,w ,,i,,
with ctrital stock OF $2cOo 0o and controlled W
territory Iirnis for NewYork and New Jersn, 1,i
der Dr WooIfs patents. HaZen L. Howl III.
Iropretor Of the VI toria Hotel is the presiaon,
creditor Tor sj5r' \ year ago the company mad.
experiments for the city authorities on tha ',,ra,r
water al Rrewsters. y. V and on sewage AT Canon
ST. and the North River Michael J. Gly9n ia w.
IN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
TWO SUICIDES IN THE PARK.
NOTHING TO IDENTIFY THE BODIES.
THEY WERE FOUND BY THE PARK POLICE
EARLY YESTERDAY MORNING-ONE MAN
DIED BY HANGING AND TIE OTHER
b SHOOTING.


,ruo euciies during the carly hours OF the morn
,.. ,rora found by the Park police yesterday and
80" ,,,o hodles although found az different times.
,re in localities no; dlstantly removed from each
other. , -, -
p,-,ov He was going over his post on the Knoll,
'~ar Tiphth-ave. and E!ghty-Gfth-st.. at > O'Clock
ha, no found the body OF a man hanging 10 tree
-, rope. The man was dead and his oody had
yfscn,ly been hanging for some time; so, after
cutting /; down. Dagley had it taken to the Arsenal,
,horcn T. was later removed 10 the MorSue. The
holv vas that of a man about thirty-iye years old
and feet inches in height. He had brown
rotr and rnustache "A dark complexion, brown eyes,
,ood 10th and weighed about $50 pounds. The body
vas dressed in a blue serge coat and vest. black
and blue striped trousers. a gray spring overcoat
White linen dress shirt and turn-doWn collar black
,1erfv mar and white Underclothnb. lie had a
small opcn-face silver w1tch ana a POCKET hnie.
Tha second body WAS found az O'Clock. Patrol
van Henry Eahl heard the sound Of pistol shot,
and on going in the direction from winch II came. he
found the body OF man stretched upon Dench
on the walk near the Seventh have. bridge, at the
T5ftyninth-st side of the Park. The body was that
of a man apparently about tWcnty-seVcn years Old
and feet 1 inches in height. he had brown
hair brushed in po.npadour style. brown eyes. good
teeth and weighed about 100 pounds. His race vas
clean shaven. Re was dressed IN a blue serge
hsiness suit white linen shirt and standing collar
ard black derby hat. Near the BODY was az uin
brella and in the pockets were white linen hand
kerchef $ 60 in money and copy o. The Phlla
dcphia Record" OF April 3. The body Was taLef
the MorgIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
10 ADDITIONAL JUEORS.
A FRUIrIEs- DAY ~ THE MLArGHIIN TRIAL
WILL DURANGO BE ENCrsED2


WILL DJEANUc BE EXct SEQ?
The trial Of Police Inspector william ~ VI Laugh
lin who is accused Of bribery ami eXtoruon, was
resumed yesterday In the Court Of oyer and Tor
miner before Justice Barrett. TAs Is the thId wc K
Il the trial ana there st,. only nine Jurors IN
the box Four special panels Of taiesmen Of 20
each have been exhausted IN the cndpayor to get a
july.
There was rImor that the prosecution intended
- ask Just. zee Barrett 70 excuse Tie sixth juror
William L. DusdnIo. DuraEio wa, It - said
member Of GIamcrcy Lodge. 80. 800, Ancient OcIer
OF Uni;od Workmcn, ny to SIX MONTH aga. when
h. dropped for nOn-paym ut Of dIes INSPECTOR
MCLAUGHLIN was a member Of .hc lodge with DI-
randO. an! - member Of the l9dsc at present
Mr.. Fox sal! he did Eot know whether O! no. h.-
side would ask for DuraHio's GischhlF..
y number - ;acsMcl were Examined YESTERDAY,
and ony one. DAVE White OF ~. Is West one
hgL1rcd-aa I-twe nty nnth-st.. WAC allowed t. take
a seat IN IN box. he Was attcTWar! cAlirH1 .y
Colonel Fellows, becaIsr he vas member OF thc
Sycamore Ciu5, TO which The D.str!rtAttorney also
belongs.
lie day ended as began. with nine Jurors in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.


sa2s Ge 'lar-i IyLI Ia Lawrence Court,
's,rrsne Cour, SPECIAL Term-iar,s l. II and ir-Ad-
Glt Ca-,-part III Adjourned until Saturday. May
circuit cous,-ratls l. II AID Iv-Adjoufncd for the
ip.r..r cour,-Genera Term Adjourned Tor the
.,a,,ri p c.,irf Equty Term Adjourned sine die.
i.rr 'ourt.Sp'ciaI l@im b''ofe "''d.fsee'e' J.
~'.t.rI.r ,'ait-1ra Terin-PaIts /. II and Had
sarr. sa,e.s Court Chamber Before FITZGERALD. s
Wgism J. Ts.eu;iue p.ro,hei ilar,wig. Elizabe'h NJ.
r~nn HSrma" v :, 10 Franz Irr ,s ,,n c rgm2T
.'a' sa. cai,rrfai Term necore Arnold. s.No;
irrr.ct 5shlmp a, 1919 o-, a. n n ,- p,.s.,,e-
~ G'T It n r its ~ 'S otonni 'r r
c' '.r 'i'itas-Iria TefnrFafis / II AMI I-Ad-
t.iiu.i r. the ',im
Cg spc}a '. s' c'Sr: "a" w,5 jEc@ar,
oe' a. j." e. m M ri- Adjourned .ne die
cry ca@r,-Trsi r,rn-rar'. /. H. III and Iv.-Al.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Cour,
~ Lawrence j.
aJ'sr u G,oigcar SIeeh~ni,l Rubber CD. Morgan
,i.l VI ,. c4 ,,.s. \ j W.s.,ay
Ii.l.s Dc S!4e-aeg-i faaklia Bssn.
Common Pleas
By BlokstaNe.. J.
Weeks ~. I!aaneman Louis T.. Iasorouck
superior Cog.-.
Ey Guiorsleeyc. J.
rcu,,s vs.. Judslu r.ias~t EaN
Mcintyre iIldNlu-ErGcst Hall.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By Lawrence. !.
John H. Miller Wool: Fl. Disntec;us co.-John
kc.u.
Common Pleas
~ BOokstaNer. J.
Maurice J. Burstcn Rosie Moss-Louis lIenneman
superior Court.
By GNiersleeye. J.
Matter II Jenkins Company Charles W. Iien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
1oux = RODGERS SUED FOR $4,000.

Two actions have been brought in the supreme
corr arai-st John &. Rodgers, one OF '"e OOi'
tractors for the Speedway. to recover al dbsieea'
Of slGoG1o damages for the killing of two l'ahd"
,...,. NV, ,orc e-,p.oyed by him on the WORK.
%ac IS Paj@grno Piz:a who was employed at one one
luuirel and oriy-n.nth-st. ana Meatchessi ~
,Tn rth"r was ,'onetaulinO Mara, VINO was
49, ,y3r,; a. Observation-Disclosures s.Xth-si Wheh
tho accident whicl caused his dSath -, 80
NOV y.sra Killed by locks failing upon ti,H az.
.,t.fhnr from Dan gss 20 he extent OF S,:,yy
an or.i.r directing the Shcrins jury 10 assess the
,la,naa.s ia he cases "a no answers had been IN
-rCted T.. tho contractor. Mr. Rodgers coAterded
tb.t 81 rr5pcr service OF the papers had not been
tnajo upon him AM he has obtained a stay OF ali
Proceedings pending steps winch ne VII! take - SIT
fLn sorvlOr a.IIN