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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-19

the rinslcadcr OF whom has. 1t is stated
peeh at the game before, succeeded in
overcoming the obstacle. The bolts of
me loidlns doors were all secretly dis
placed 50 effecually that, although
the door was aGtcrward closed by the
officer, it did not prevent anyone from
raising the door from the outside on
the night of the theft the ringlcader
rehchsd me folding door by climbing
into the sail cabin through \, iran in .ho
deck lie then unlocked n wooden
d"1r leading into the cargo hold. which
was separated from the mail room NV
the Folding door, which he then raised
room. 'Ai
The sailor. who has been arrested. and
VINO mas given this account Of the rob.
perry, was on watch during tho thaf,
he says ne does no; know how the rir,,.
leader broke open tho box containing
the money. but he admits that the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-19

rlhsi'adGr told him he had an impress
sion OF the seals and that he e5ul0
make them again. The weight Of tho
box when cmptied of It's contents ,r,s
made UP by raiiilinG 1t with bullets
winch all three perpetrators hal So
crctly brought on board before lcay-
ing port. The arrested sailor says he
was in such terrible fear that duriua,
the two hours of his watch when hn wns
not steering he had ito lie down in The
rudder house and act as though he
were asleep. Subsequently he saw the
rnl&teaaer' who told him shat he had
been working At the theft during thr
whole four hours of the watch, He
also c5!d the prisoner that his share
OF the gold was secretly hidden in ;thc
runder hoase. and described where
nc could indGt, and later on ,hn r,,s
oner did End his booty. as directed
y was III Two heavy purses, one larger
than the other, containing about Zoo
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-19

or The dinner. With this is eaton n
cheese creamed with butter, sugar and
ralsins' and colored eggs also grace
the board.
In Germany thcy have n rot 10000
stuffed with chestnuts. pork boiled viz,
saner Naut, snusagcs, beef with sour
sauce black pudding, smoked goose.
baked apples ana beer.
IN Switzerland also the goose is the
tcaoihi dlSh ana there Will likewise be
found on the table confectionery c,l..s
fruits, nut fritters. nut pudding Cnnn,,n
ffitters-thc national dish--a pasta
made OIL fruits mnrmaladc, spices and
cggs. 49,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-19

Japanese and american gold coins and
niiteen $50 pieces. H. wrapped the
money up in his oilskin and kept it in
MS bed in his berth ana was not heard
OF again until his arrest in Vienna nm
der the circumstances already started.
RMS robbery viii, in all probability.
form the subject OF an action MT law in
the English courts by the consignees
OF the specie against The shipowncrs
on phe ground that the latter were
guilt OF negligence in allowing the rob.
berry TO take place under such circum-
stances.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-19
BOLD ROBBERY At SEA.
( Sailors Steal Several Thousand Pounds
and Then Desert.
mo lll'niture
CLondon Mail)

PansicnlaTS are TO hand of a daring
| Eng cieVegfy executed robbery on board
Z e ,eIiIi4n5 inner plying between China
ships mall was broken onen and sare
Eral thousands of pounds al,esf rartad
h THE details of the conspiracy which
was carried out by three Gerynan s.,i.
{ lors. have transpired through the arros,
sat Vienna OF one Of the consnjro,nrs
who had deserted from his shin and
q with his ehare of the plunder. araii
$in q roundabout way to reach the AnsN
,Striai1 capital. There he conlded tn :
,.s3lNsaiter that he had large am, ~ q
a ioHey and wishedsto start IN businr a. a.
3 hat "a detective, netlelns that the s,I.
saors seemed extraordinarily "fushp t Of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-19
TO Care n coIa Tia e.mc n,,.

rake Laxative Br0mo Quinine Tablets
al druggists refund the money If II
Tails to cure. % cents. Sold by J. M
i. Trotter, Main street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16
SHOOTING AT BIRDS POINT
Last Day of the Line In Gun Clubs
Tournament

Tournament.
ALAMEDA, CAL. Aug. 15.-This was
the last day OF the Lincoln Gun Clubs
shoot at Birds Point. There were three
events The first was the club shoot for
members only. five classes. to divide $3.50.
The match was Tor 25 birds, and the score
stood:
Nauman "a, Webb "a, Daniels %, Bruins
%, Karney l5' Miller Is Golcher 20, Bekeart
II, Eugene Forster 1S, Edgar Forster %.
Haight %, Fishbe,k II, McRae 22. Shaw 90,
WenzeI 20, Fisehei q, Power "a csfr s 10,
10 Price 16 Grant II. smith 8. O>trander Ia,
Scheudel u, Mergu re 10. Sherlock IL, Lewis
IA
The money was divided as follows:
Nauman. Webb and Bruins divided $40;
Edgar Forster and Haight divided %35;
Fischer and Potts dlvi ed $50; Kleve anl
and Alderton d ided S25; Merguire, Lewis
and Ostrander d vlded $40.
The second event was tram shoot at
twenty birds for leather medals and tin
cups. Six teams were entered and the
Webb team won by q score of 80. The
scores Of the teams were as follows:
First-Neustadter II, Smith 8, ostrnnder IL,
Hnver 8, Alderion 13; total, 80 s'cmnd-
10, Shaw Is; total. 90. Third-Murd1cl 1S,
McRea 16, Bek"art II, Miller 16, EdEnr Forster
Carr 16 fishbeck Is, CRAM Is; total, 81.
Fifth-Karaev IA Me- guire u, Potter II,
Scbende 10 Snerock IL; total IA Sixth
WenzeI I6, Fischer 15. Eugene Forster 1S,
Bruins 8, 7. Freeman 13; total, II.
the concluding event was a handicap
merchandls tournament for fifteen prizes.
consisting of various articles Twenty
birds. The scores were as follows:
Scratch team-Edgar Forster 16 Haight 49,
Webb 10. Nauman IS. Goicher II, Bruins II,
Fischer I6. Shaw 13 FiShbeck 1S. Wenzel 16,
Bekeart l3 McRae 10 Following used both
barrels, second counting one-half-Neustadter
10, Miller 13, Karney l6, Calville 1312, Muir
dock 1O13 Grant Il, evesahl II. Hauer 1O12,
Freeman 1877 Eu gene Forster IA, Tambeil z.
Merg uirc l3 Following used both barrels,
second counting one-Clabrough 8, Price 1S,
Carr II, OStrander 13
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SCORES IN Two PARKS.
F. G. Muller Was the High Man
at the California Clubs
Shoot.
Lieutenant W. q. Cobblediok Made
48 Points With the Musket at
Shell Mound.

1t was the regular off Sunday at the
Shell Mound rife range yesterday; only
military marksmen holding forth for their
regular medal contests. Among the good
scores was one of 4S by Lieutenant w. H.
Cobbledick of Com pany F of the Fifth.
His run was 5, 4, 4, 5. 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5-4S.
The other companies scores on the mill
tary target, ten shots, were as follows:
Company of the Fifth-G. AK 80, P. John
son 80, G. Crew %, Z. Eckles "a NJ. Gent, 81
NJ. H. Morse 40, {. Mohr, "a. Ii. r Bray 40,
Captain C. L. E. Wenk Al, Leoua 80, w +.
Griffin SO, II. Parsons 40, C. c. Covait 43, +. S.
Smith 26, v {. Peterson "a, G. c. Hanson 27,
J. S Carney "a, |. E. Daring 40, Dade 49, A.
G. Mitchell SO, Harbridge 33, Cary 3S,
Fraights Is, c. W. Scott 80, J. Wood %, w. +.
lie Ballister SO. Lieutenant w. II. Cobbledick
48, F. Barker "a, Corporal Stevenson 3S, F. NJ.
smith 16, j: McGinnis 45. Corporal Reed 19,
w. A. Brandes 81, Major Il. II. Wethern 40.
Company OF The Fifth OF Oakland-V. Brink
43. V. Hamilton %, F. Magil A, A Jahutgen
Al, {. Pnckett 3o, Captain Pouiter do, J. TAFT
43, R. West 81, c. Bell 81. R. Patsey 27, c.
Cron 81, R. w. Liltlefield &c. Corporal j. W.
Peck 30, Lieutenant E. Hum 50, j. Fraiphts
"a. Sergeant w Ii. Dickerson 20, L. FAIR
banks 10. w. Whitaker II, H. Hass l6, w. H.
Summers 40, q. Langford u j. A. De Poy 10.
S. C. Ellis %, C. Poulter 81. S c. King al
Bolt "a, L. a. Hughes SO, c. Learn is
Knight OF the Red Branch Rifes-John Fay
80, NJ. Gaul 80: John Green 49, james Camp
bell 40, N. O'NeiLl 25, J. Warren a. J. ].
Ioughrey 20, NJ. Casey 49, P. RahiA "a, ohm
Fay NO. p SO, j. J. Rogerson 40.
Company L OF the First. Lluber Al, Ser
geant Grundman 43, J. Kramer %, Sergeant
Goertzhain 80, Corporal Campbell So. D. n.
Rodgers 81, Captain Eggert 40 S. Z French
25, Ii. L. Mangels 43, j. NJ. Foley 40, C. L.
Ricketson SO, H. G. Lehman 80, B K. Davis
80, J. Z. Owens a. w. d. Williams a. w. J.
Gordon %, L. H. Sengstack 16, j. w. Giles IL.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16
SCHUETZEN PARK.

Monthly Bullseye Shoot of the Call
fornia SChue tz an Club.
The regular monthly bullseye shoot OF
the California Schuetzen Club brought
out a large number of its members, and
many excellent scores were made. Fol-
lowing are the scores:
F. C. Muller 176. James Stanton 217, o
Meyer 239. R. FinkIng 800, ]. Jones 332, A..
Strecker 366, o. Bremen 429, J. Utschig Jr.
463 K. Settin 513. A. Breuss SD, L. ReuDold
557. c. Eging 565, d. B. Faktor SIS, J. Ut
schig Sr. 647, a. Gehrct 750, J. Horstmann
s52, C. J. Walden 931, C. Sage horn 1907 j. F.
Robinson 1047, D. W. Mclaughlin 1896. d. C..
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BIG SCORING AT CRICKET.
over Four Hundred and Fifty Runs
Made at Golden Gate.

Over Four Hundred and Fifty Runs
Made at Golden Gate.
The high-water mark in cricket rum
getting, so far as one-day local matches
are concerned. was reached yesterday at
Golden Gate in the match between the
Pacific and Bohemian clubs.
The Pacifics went in first, and with q
loss of seven wickets put up 231 runs,
Dickinson. Myers, Seweil and G. Theo-
bald all scoring heavily. The inning was
called at this point, Captain Dickinson
naturally judging the total ample for vic
tory. But the opposing chief, Sloman,
upset this theory by carrying his bat for a
perfectly played ia and was SO we'll aided
that when stumps were drawn the score
registered 222 for five wickets. So the
m atch resulted in draw after really in
teresting fight. The scores;
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

Babin 11l3, H. Eckmqrn 1865, ]. B. Turner
1921, j. e. Waller 1910
Cadets-First prize, William G. UtschiC 1924
points; second prize, J. Kullmann, 2474.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NEW WESTERN HOTEL
J Lewis, Sac ] D Berry, Sac
a Conrad, Sac J Davis, sac
f Spratt. Or Qillen, Pleasanton
J Williams Oakland w d Causen, U \
Dr Summerfeld,st Rosa Miss Nj Baungarden, Oak
Dr Keane an Mateo land
c CUwan d W. Oakland ] 6 Scott, Brentwood
4 VI MarSball, seattle Bryan. shasta
Hericks, Whatcom r vi Higgins, st Louis
y NAd Seattle Selb England
II sBby. England Baker & W, san Jose
BALDWIN HOTEL
L T Nav, Stockton Kno ell. Kentucky
Sanbourn, omaha Dr ] A Lewis & w. New
DR. Belief, Cat Pennock, Colorado
Casper Il W. Stockton ] hal. Los Angs
w Meyer McdesLo w Lange, Oakland
NJ Ellts. Oakland L Rosco, Sausalito
NJ R Jackson, Fresno Mrs NJ Jones, Oakdae
G Cushman, Chicago w O'DOnnel', Vallejo
c Sterling, san Rafael VIM Downey S, Cal
Hill, FL Dorauo Wislveli, Penn
VIM W right, ho W Davis, 1 1rinity
ID Davis, Sacto Mrs Eitel, n
f n Meyers, Los ADg
PALACE HOTEL
r Teefy, Stockton j D Sargent Winchester
A Z keeny, & h. I olO g q ackay y
w a stephens, Denver Fuiish, Denver
\ johnson, san Jose Mrs w stephens, Colo
I'll p Pale, stanford w Nettleton. Cal
ii kaeTcher, Po-tsville B Kaechor, Phila
l. DennJ, Wash > IL Westfail, Sacto
K Bryant, Wash Mrs > H Wes,fall
IL Bry ant, Seattle Mrs Harris, Ianada
Miss Harris Canada Gordon Harris, canada
Chester Harris, Canada W l. Fierce, san Rafael
w Seton, San Diego w r Gay, Seattle
Mrs J efton, Cal Mrs w X Gay, Seattle
G w Il Kip, New Jersey l. L Kip, New Jersey
A Kip, -,ew Jersey
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL
D D Fowler Los Angeles fahey. sonora
Miss Curtin sonora + Weilman, Carlsbad
t WiiteD, Visalia w Donovan, Ariz
J II Hoback, Portland Mrs Nipper, Iowa
B Farmer, Fresno Mrs Farmer, Fresno
l. Robinson Portland Cooper, Portland
] Montgomery. Portland w II, nderson. Cal
L Steele. W Il S, Tracy Winship d, Grand Is
II Berry, Vlsalia I Pei. Los Angeles
Grant, or w Whitney, Berkeley
w Jones, & 8, Ryde I II Perry, Eureka
Nj binson Il Amdr Il Jacobs, New
w Grinse.l, Ferndale A Aggeler Ferndale
Herman Sacramento Mrs Henderville Danvl
L PatteIs n, Hollis er ! ogers d W, Benicia
w A Harris - n . Jackson, Coyote
Franklin, Bakersfield
GRAND HOTEL
C NJ RoweIl, Fresno Cullahan Stockton
Phipps, Irvington H A Morris d. W, Cal
a Watson, Napa Hodopp, Isleion
Mrs n X Potter, Cal l. I'll Cox, Seattle
ID Lewis, Portland Jones, Portland
Ashby, n Butter, Portland
Mrs Butler d. S. Cal j harpst, Arcadia
Il Riley " W, san Jose w Davis & w, Cal
IL Tiiton, Seattle Blethen, Seattle
keppel, n Y b Garfield. Merced
j ID Ludwig, Cal 3 Gardmine, Moscow
+ f Dunlap, stock on NJ ii berg, cal
III Hanson, Cal Miller Cal
r. NJ HOen, sacso w Hill, Salinas
Miss Cady, Cal w ii Buckley. Martinez
W w Broughton, Cal g d Plato Modesto
Beach. Miss Burress, SActo
k Hot, Rtdding j MUSIC q w, stockton
Miss Music, S.CcAton A Louti stock on
w Mckenny, Cal FranHenhaimer Cal
L 6 Gibbons Stockton w Bruce, Chicago
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

Dutch military cycling volunteers have
to pass a real examination before they are
acce pied for the maneuvers but when
passed thew get five forms a day, first
class travelling fare, and are lodged as
officers at the expense oi the State.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES

R@ DIVIDEND NOTIIE-DIVIDEND NO
&~S As 40 cents per share) of the Hutchinson
ugar Planta ion Company will be payable at the
office of the company, 3z7 Market street, on and
after Friday, August 70, 1897. Transfer books
will close saturday, August IA. 1897 at ~ O'clock
NJ +. b. SHELDON, Secretary,
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

WANTED-500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO
w work on fruit Apply imm ed lately at Cali
tornia Canneres Company, Brannan ST., between
Third ard Fourth
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

DOSITION As FIREMAN WANTED BY
J. steady man: expei ienced good references.
Address w. B., San Pablo. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

RUTLER WIS ES SITUATION IN PRI-
- vate family; best of references. Cali ad-
dress Mill ON, lZ6 y Farrell st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

DAWNBROKER-OLDG GOLD. SILVER, CAST
l. of clio hing bought Add. COLEMAN. Al Third.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

LOR SALE CHEAP HOUSE AND LOT
Il with old-established bakery business; wagon
and horses. Inq ire 23 sixth st
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CORNER WINE AND LIQUOR STORE;
y choicest location. Western Addition; large bar
and family trade: actual V Valne SI4Oo; must sac
7S3 Market 81
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16


FURNITURE, STOVES lAhPrT@, COUN.
ters, showcases ANDERSON l121 Market
HOUSEHOLD IA NGES Are THE Bkor
IL JOHN +. MEY ERS Co. 947 Market St
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

90 X, $2b AND ROOM; WAITRESS, COUN-
~ try $50 and room: mattresses to go north,
SO and room; mattresses, city. So a week;
ch am bermaids and wait somr 81 and room; girl.
mattresses, city $40 ana room; waitress. country,
$50 aud room: ranch cook, $50; waitress and
wash NAPKINS $40 and room; mattresses, city.
Slo and room, small places Mattresses, So a
week; mother and laughter, light " ork $2S and
room Mattresses, Oakland MARTIN Il CO.,
749 Market 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

DESTAURANT IN BUSINESS CENTER;
N day trade: cheap. Business Exchange, 2412
Third st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16
MALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED-COOK FOR >MALL COUNTRY
w hotel. $35; cook PLAIN restaurant, $45; sec
ond cook, Sc a week. waiter, plain hotel, S25
hiri roner, first class laundry, $40; Frtnchmsn
for wine cellar, $25, fund, etc. ANDRES, 30S
stock on ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

VOUNG WIDOW, SITUATION AS HOt Sc
L keeper for bachelor or wdower, or Will do plain
mending. 1O6 Fourth ST. r. =
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

~ A iDENER; MIDDLE.AGED SINGLE MAN
~ would like a place in private family. Ad-
dress l. .. g., box II, Call
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

O. OOO line SALOON; RARE BARGAIN;
,N ZOO. good Locations; party leaving city. SOo
st
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

SMALL HOTEL; WELL RECOMMEND
~ center of city: very reasonable. Further in
formation inquire 243 Minaa ST.. agents
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

SITUATIONS wANrED-oont,nu...

w ANTED - BY A WIDOW, PLACE ON
w ranch as working housekeeper good eook.
laundress, mixer and experienced butter m aker;
best city reference. Address L V. C., 542 Minna
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

DARE CHANCE-$ll, 900; $4,000 CASH: BAL
III ance gage: lot 61xi40; large store
building flats above; Groom cottages; grocery,
stock full md complete horse, wagons. har-
ness good will, bar and fixtures, fine stock OF
wines, liquors, etc business paying S3OU0 per
nun clear. will be sod on account of departure.
THOMAS A. SMITH, 1901 Park St., Broad gauge
ferry, Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

OPEN TO-DAY q a. NJ TO-DAY)-3 BLACK
~ smiths and h' rse shoers, $40 and found, for
ranches: brick mo der, So 30 day; mixers,
$50; cheesemaser $50 MURRAY & READY
o34 and 636 Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

EXPERIENCr GIRL WISHES SITUA1 ION
~ in small family general housework: good
reference II required. Please ca at 3550 Twen-
" -Spco Of
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

@1S0 RESTAURANT IN GOOD LOCA.
II 1OO. cation; rent paid till Sep, EN- Der i;
5000 cash register. app Gail Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

OPEN TO-DAY GAM TO-DAY)-WOOD
" pers; woodchopperS; we want 16 men, So 50
cord: tlemakers; tiemakers; want 20 men. Sc
each; 10 shingle and boxbolt makers: vineyard
MI .-KAY READY, 634 AMI 636 Clay st,
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

W WANTkD-BLACk FOR COUNTRY
w shop steady Job, $55 a month"; driver for
milk wagon, ref rentes s 80 and found; 20 wood
choppers, iong loo, IL 70 a cord; 80 laborers for
railroad, ship Monday call early s. so day, free
fare; cook and wife, near city, $50 and found;
German boy o learn bar-tending. near city, see
employer hert sI5 and found; farmers, teamsters,
ctoAs, waters, dishwa,hers, etc. w. d. EVER &
CO., d :6 Clay ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

GOD PAYING RESTAURANT, WITH 8
VI furnished rooms: ali full; has other business;
must sell. B. o.. box 81 Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

n.oO- SALOON; MOST PROMINENT AND
- 90. bess known place opposite the ferry;
finely fitted and well stocked owner here years
and making money but wishes to retire; tnvesti-
gaze this STENBEkG & CO, 632 Market St
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

OPEN TO-DAY q a. NJ. TO-DAY)-6 COOKS; 8
~ walters; dishwasners: 3 kitchen-hands: tai
lor: boy ior city store; bakery boy. MURRAY &
READY 634 and 636 Clay ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16
BOARDING WANTED.

CUNNY SUITES AND BATH, WITH GOOD
- board, city or Oakland, for and wife and
baby months; state terms G. w W.. Dox 4, Call
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

hELICACIES AND CANDY STORE;
~ large windows and living-rooms: rent che ap.
Call or address U. NJ, 359 Hayes ST., Call Branch
Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

Q.2uOu OR LESS TO INVEST, WITH
dp LOOO services, in paying business or In
starting auction house A. L., lilo Pacific.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

SITt ALTON WANTED TO TAKE CARE OF
~ horses and garden: good driver: can milk;
handy with tools: best of references. Address A.
NJ, box 46, this Office
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

YOUNG MAN DESTROYS OF BECOMING
l. city drummer collector; had some expert
ence; b'St of references bond If required; small
wages to begin. j. c.. box Al, all.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

w WAIrRESs, COUNTRY HOTEL, $25, Call
w early; COOK, boa. ding house, near citr, $50:
restaurant waitress, So a week: wal ress, smal;
note. $l5; Mattresses, arm work. "a and SOL
girl tor Alameda $40; ranch COOK. $25, see party
here; IL girls housework, $15 and $2U. Z. r.
HANSEN & CO., l0S Geary ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

O1OO0 SECURES "A INTEREST IN FIN
~ / UUt est creamery and lunch pario ors In city;
invoices 5000 WINSTON & CO., 646 Market St
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16
FURNITURE WANTED.


NEW STORE; NEEDS FURNITURE; BEST
~ prices SILVERoTIEN, 1928 Market: postal
INDIANA AUCTION CO. REMOVED 10 19
l. Montgomery ST.; hirhest prices pad
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

GCSn FINE BUSINESS; STATIONERY,
I'D LOO. bakery. Laundry, school supplies good
location; living-rooms; rent $l4. Apply Call.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

~ ERMAN BAKERY. GOOD LOCATION:
VI horse and wagon selling account of sickness:
reasonable. Apply Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16
HELP wANTED-Continued.

YOUNG G1RL-UPSTAIRS WORK WAL
1 on table and plaiA sewing. 67 Minna st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16
MALE SITUATIONS WANTED.

CHINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMEN.
" office; best help 4141s o'Farreii. Tel t. 426
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16
AGENTS WANTED.

GEN1S-BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION
II ensmeleG sign universal sign board; will
have a tremendous sale; nothing like it; secure
sample and territory at once. BAKER En- and
Mfg Co, 400 sanchez St. San francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-16

VALUABLE INVENTION FOR SALE: USE .
' iuI in every family; big pofits for canvassers-
Address e.. box SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-23

A RECEIVER FOR THE DEBORAH NURSERY.
Justice Pryor IN the Supreme Court. has handed
down an order dssoiving the Ladies Deborah MUIR
sery and Ch!lds Protectory upon the report OF Ed
ward Jacobs as referee. that the institution Is m
:oivent and has appointed 5. L. Kaye as permaneh,
receiver 10 wind up the estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-23
COupREssED.AIR WORKERS STRIKE.

A number Of compassionate workers In the en-
ploy Of Sooysmith e. Co.. general contractors nj
No IL Broad-st went on strike yesterday because
I, was alleged the firm would not recognize Their
union The strikers declared that Superintendent
Murphy, OF the firm, Disseminated against mem
bers Of the knights of Labor. The STRIKE was ue-
o,doa on At q meeting of the Compressed Air Work
rs. Union Local Assembly, knights OF Labor, in
Central Hall Monday night.
A representative Of the firm when seen yeS'er-
aav At No Is Broad-st.. said that only small
rumb.r OF the 800 men employed by the firm had
gone out on strike. He denied that the men union
"a heen dscriminated against He added that he
nnew Of only one organization OF caisson- workers
and that was the Foundation Workers OF North
America a.. ,va.,,o-., 1-u,o,, ,y.e oryap
ted a short time ago. and is now affiliated with
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-23
THEY WANT AN ACCOUNTING.

An application on behalf of the sons Of Mrs E.
p Clason was made before Surrogate Fitzgerald
Yesterday to compel the executor of the estate OF
David D. Withers TO render final accounting.
Mr. Withers who one of the best-known pa
trors of the American turf died In 1852. leaving a
LARGE estate. This was. according 10 the VIII, TO
be divided into five parts. one Of which was 10 go
10 Mrs Clason. a sister of Mr.. Withers.
In 1891 Alonzo c. Munson rendered an interme-
dia,c accounting Since then no account has been
rendered Augustus and William p Clason. the
sons want the estate settled.
a.. Withers was heavily interested In me Mon
vcSs;h Park Racing Association and in the Chi
- q and 81. Louis Railroad. sale at this time
would he disastrous. according to the executor,
and upon this ground the application for a final
accounting is opposed. In making the duplication
the Clasons saw that IL costs the estate 5000 year
for offices for Mr. Munson
Surrogate FITZGERALD reserved decision.