The San Francisco call., 1897-03-20

SdAkESPEARE NEVER REPEATS CORE
spondent. is anxious to ascertain who is the
author Of the assertion "Shakespears never
repeats
OTTAWA, CANADA-B., San Jose. Cal. Ottawa,
Canada is near latitude 48 80 north and
longitude 80 west. The difference In time be-
tween that place and San Jose is about two
hours and ten minutes.
FIVE LARGEST STAGEs-B. E. H., City. The
i've largest theatrical stages in the United
states are said to be the Auditorium at Chi
Gago; Metropolitan, New York City; Boston
Theater; Academy of Music, New York City,
and Music Hall, Cincinnati.
A HANDBALL COURT. c. Vallejo. Cal. The
regulation size OF handball court is 65x25
feet. This department. has not the space to
devote 10 all the details of such court For
ten cents you can procure from any frstclass
bookseller book that will give you all the
details
The DRINK BILL--Temperance Subscriber
City 1t is estimated by prohibition leaders
that the amount of money spent annually for
liquor in the United States is 81 zoe, 900, 600
The mber of saloons in San Francisco is a
iittle over 5000, the number varying during
the year.
THE ART SCHOOL &C. B. B., Kern City,
Kern County. Cal. The Institute of Art, COM
monty called the art school. is In the Hop
kins mansion in this City. For tull informa-
tion ABOUT the school address the secretary of
the School of Design, Mark Hopkins Institute
OF Art corner of California and Mason streets
THE HIBERNIA BANK-B. v. K, City. The
Hibernia Bank of San Francisco was incor-
porated April IL, 1859, and soon thereafter
commenced business ct the northeast corner
OF Montgomery and jackson streets, In 1860
1t was doing business at 566 Jackson street.
In 1867 1t was moved to Montgomery and
Market streets, and in 1893 it was moved TO its
present location.
A FIGHT-J. B., City. wager is decided
&C cording to the wording of 1t. Sharkey and
Jackson agree to fight ten-round contest.
Brown wagers that Sharkey will win the fight;
Smith wagers that he Will not The fight is
declared a draw. In that case Brown, having
declared that Sharkey would win, loses for the
reason that Sharkey did not win the fight. If
the words OF the wager had been al bet my
money on Sharkev" and the contest was de-
clared draw by the referee the money would
be returned to the depositor for the reason
that there was was no winner; but in the case
was 81 bet that Sharkey will win,' and
Sharkey not having, by the decision of the
referee, won. the party who used the language
must stand by his utterance.
On THE HIGH SEAs-Constant Reader, Grass
Valley, Nevada County. Cal. If q man should
commit a murder in England and make his
escape on board an English vessel, then be
PuiSuCu uy OuiC0Io alntQ WltA tuc proper
warrant for his arrest and they should overtake
the vessel with the man on board the captain
of the vessel on which he was would have TO
respect the warrant. for the reason that the
accused, being on the deck of an English ves-
vel, was on English territory. Ii the vessel
was in foreign waters-that is. foreign
port--at the time it was reached by
the pursuing vessel, the same proceedings
would have to be taken as were taken in the
case of Butler, who came to this port on the
r. dc Nfnve Ia y ha. u
for him under the extradition treaty. This
rule applied in the case in 1860, mentioned in
your communication. Under the treaty of Au-
gust 8, 1S42 between the United States and
Great Britain, an individual charged with
murder or attempt to commit murder, piracy,
arson, robbery, forgery and the utterance of
forged paper can be extradited. There is no
question about the right OF extradition on the
charge of murder in 1860.