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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
ANY amount at 6lS d OF. on real estate: ID E
Sd mortgages. estates, undivided interests.
real estate in probate, life insurance, goods in
warehouse, furniture and pianos without re-
lnoval; mortgages and legacies bought; no de-
lay, r. McC0LGAN, "a Montgomery rm. 5.
LOANS on furniture or pianos in 9. F., Oak
land or Alameda, at lowest rates, without
removal; no commissions; delays. ].
NOONAN. 1017 to 1923 Mission. above Sixth;
tel. South a.
HIGHLY respectable and private place to OBJ
tain liberal advances on diamonds and jew
elry at the lowest rates. Baldwin Jewelry
Store, gas Market St, tel. green 2O4-
ON furniture and pianos without removal: no
commission; lowest interest; part payments
received; money quick and confidential. ITO
Market st. room 6S.
on real estate at and GA per cent also see
. ond mortgages: life insurance and real es
tate in probate; any sum. Manhattan Loan
Co, Mills building.
s. per month interest on each $1,000; s. cents
per mo- on 500: any amount on ed mort
gage, any security, Address Cash. Blk 3 Call
ON furniture pianos; city or Oakland no re
noval; low rates; commission; SIS up;
private party. BONELLI, 402 Geary st.
GO to a regular licensed pawnbroker at /
Fourth St. upstairs; strictly private; low
rates; tel. red 1921; estab. 1869.
$50 to $4,000 lowest rates; LIST and I'd mortg. ;
any proposition. Dryden, 41S Montgomery.
CITY and country; any sum; list and "a mort
CAGES, estates, etc. MURPHY, CPS Mkt. st.
ON pianos, furniture: no removal lowest
rates; no com. private. 11s McAllister.
PIANOS. furniture. etc: no removal; easy
terms. 80 Flood bldg, 4th and Market.
800 600 on life insurance policies; low interest
JOS. B. ToPLITZ, $50 Pine.
on furniture or real estate: low interest
SCRlBNER, City Hall ave
10 SIXTH-Most reliable place to borrow mon
ey; diamonds and jewelry.
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sELECT WINES AND LIQUORS.


SEND your holiday orders to
MOHNS KALTENBACH. % Market st:
largest store Tor family trading: 100 600 gal
Ions of old. mild wines and liquors to select
from; claret, case, l doZ. quarts, 81 Is; Tin
faDdel, So Burgundy. 81; AledOc, IS; choice
Riesling, 50 80; Gutedel. 81: fine whistles and
brandes, 50 30 up, sell by the gallon or bot
tie; free delivery across the bay; charge
for sampling; country orders promptly filed;
We are not GrOcers, but solely wine handlers:
Tel. Main 80.
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FINANCIAL.

PARTY owning manufacturing monopoly of
immense value Will give interest worth o
fortune to influential man who can organize
stock company. Address box POS, Call office.
j. BoAS $50 Montgomery st.-Loans on life
insurance policies and buys bank books.
LOANS on real estate. bonds, etc: lowest
rates. McAFEE BROS, los Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28

EDUCATIONAL.
HEALDs Business College, q Post. Book
keeping. business practice, shorthand. typ
ing, telegraphy- languages. English branch
es; electrical. civil & mining engineering. sur
VeyiEg, assaying. navigation, etc. 20 teach
ersi day and eve. sessions; catalogue mailed.
A SCHOOL OF physical culture and elocution.
LID OctaYia St, San Francisco, MISS ELIZA
MAChINTOSH, pupil OF Professor q. W.
Baynham, Glasgow, Scotland, and graduate
OF the School Of Oratory Philadelphia, Pa.
teacher ONCE days, Thurs. p. m, Sat. a. m.
LADY teaches piano and mandolin thorough
ly, 5Oc an hour; excellent pianist and
oompanist for entertainments and vocalists.
1903 Octavia st.
AYRES' Business College, S25 Montgomery st (;
individual instruction in shorthand tipping.
bookkeeping. biography, etc; life scholar
ship, 500; low rates per week and month.
BOOKKEEPING is no college on
earth whose course is as thorough as mine;
to weeks only required; rapidity at fg-
ures speciality. TAFsR, SS5 Market. rm. 572.
ENGINEERING school; civil. electrical. min
ing, mech, survey, assay, archit.: day & eve;
est 1854. VAN DER NAILLEN. 1913 Market.
LUNrs dancing academy, 800 Post st. iuven-
lie classes Salts, p. M; private lessons
daily, 1880 to 5; adults class Monday evegs.
PROF. NJ. KOLANDER. thorough teacher
mandolin, guitar and banjo. sS5 Market St,
OF Mason.
VOICE culture. piano; Paris graduate; French,
SPANISH new classes; 81 mo. 109 Taylor ST.
FLUTE mandolin, guitar lessons; club; 81
monthly. PROF. GAsTALDI. 10 Lombard.
BOOKKEEPING, arithmetic, writing gram
mar; day, night; S mo. 1904 Market op. sth.
MISS CANDLES dancing school: adults class
Saturdays p. NJ S17 Devisadero St
FISK teachers agencies in 10 cities; teachers
wanted now 42O PARROT building
s15 LARKIN-Branch office Of the CaIl Sub
scriptions and want ads taken.
SAN FRANCISCO Business College, 1876 Mar
ket st: l24 positions in 80. 1O3 in 81.
GUITAR, mandolin, piano and vocal lessons;
Is month Mary Westhaus. 80 Fifth St
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BOARDING WANTED.

SITE Ct rooms and board IN private family
80 800 e Win son s years old; mothers
ences required and given: house with "a "a
pretETTed Address box go Call
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28

clear, choice lots, 50x15o each; 10 minutes
walk to court house; in Santa Cruz; at sac
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-28

-.
W seq3{Ie.len wish suite Of rooms with hot
ms me 70 IerIy Address "a Can once
NAN Tt-I1-Two or three large, sunny, urfDr
LisEeo rooms IN pleasant location; privata
dress box IIs. Can offce. Al
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TACOMA'S COMING BOOM.
211e acres garden SOIL 80 minutes drive fro
Tacoma; all clear; cash offer wanted.
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LODGING HOSES wANrrn
ROOMS WANTET

!. Wan ,-tN IRD-Jo rent furnished roorofn,
house, wiki view OF buyfre. Is - On rol Z
.-. a dress box ~ Can Once. '0o-ii
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s25-House of 10 rooms; bath; sunny belt 10s
Cumberland St, bet. 18th and 10Th. Guerrero
and Dolores.
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HELP wAnrrrD-con4innna

20 '1Ae charge Of retail departrue3ts e+ota
&C., eo es.T, where laSt employed. and
-. e@lsc'ed- Address Box l79 this Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Division Supreme Cou-t-Before Van srunt
P j.. Williams Patterson. Brten and Ingrahsn. j. =
as g. T. g. a. g. TO- - ' o" ~ a. " o. 10 "
supreme C.Yrt-Special Term-Part I-Becore Trua1.
J-Mction calendar called at 1920 m.
Supreme Court Special Term-Part H-Betore Pryor.
Court opens at 10 80 a IN. tx parte udtiers.
Supreme Court-Specal Terr-Part Il-B~fore Beach.
JDyorces Nos. jtas 500 6l50. t172 ;eee 37e3 $50
500 5a7I 5912 5s73 1914 5s75 1919 5977 597s bla3
6s9s Clear.
Supreme Court-specal Te1rn-Part Iv-Beore stover.
Law and TACT: Nos 1852 1907. IA 1883 5257 c24s
500 1903 i5:2 1894 1905 5624 1912. 1851 Gj3. $3.50
1920 55G :sG5. Clear
supreme Special Term-Part V--Befors Russell.
causes 10 be sent from Part " for trial Clear
Supreme Court-Spec!al Tern-Part NI-Betore Cohen,
Clauses 10 be sent from Part " for trial Cases
finished.
supreme Court-special TerTn-Pst vII-Befor, Beck
Supreme C0ur-Trial Tcrm-Part f1-BAfore Freedmz n.
J.-Nos 1888 1927 1902 1850 1922 1873 1860
lS46s 1891 1879 1880 1898 1855 1892 1860
1899 1i5eS l449 1875. 1860 lf4S case unfinished
Supreme Court-Tral TerIn-Part IIl-Before Glider
sleeve Nos 674. SO4. 5050 G43 63s.a. 1911. 1851.
1871 1884 7T0l. 63o8 1873 $685. 1000 422l 1852 7O2s
1872 1888. no III. T740 87iS S2C7. Gaze unfinished
Supreme Court-Trtal Term-PGrt IV-Before Davy. J
Causes 10 be sent flom Par III FOR trial. Clear
Causes be from Part III for trial. Case unnn-
ished.
Supreme court-Tris Term-Psrt vI-Betore Book
staver J.-Causes to be sent from Par III FOR trial
Case unfinished.
Supreme Court-Tral Terrn-Par vII-Betore Gieg.
r1ch. JNos 62e. 2ss5. 70il. 1918, 1907, 6297 623S
1895. es5 1895. 1878 774s 77e. 777A 1905 1864 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
ZANOLI HELD WITHOUT BAH.
A CHARGE OF HOMICIDE PREFERRED BY
DETECTIVE CAREY

. CHARGE OF HOMICIDE PREFERRED BY
DETECTIVE CAREY.
Charles zanoli. the insurance swindler. who Is
suspected OF murder was taken 10 tho Centre
street Police Court yesterday and held without
bail on a charge OF homicide.
Cantsin McClusky had talk with Zanoli before
the prtsoner left Police HearQuarters The cap
tain told the prisoner Of tho e1hunation OF tine
t.odv ~ Jennie SUMNER his last wife and OF what
bsd h.en found out regarding It. He mentioned that
the ..p.rts had said that the woman did not die
=, .nbo,t favor Zanol replied That's not
- ,o,,,, that aha didn't die from typhoid fever
T,;e the fault OF the do,tors. who said she dld.
Csn,atn McClusky also told Zanoh OF the nrnii's
n, wedding ring, saying that IL had oeen Sol
d.,sd as ~ II had been cut, mace sma''cu anu
so,1.r.d ,oeether Zanol said the ring had been
,ba nroperty OF his wifes (Jenn!o summer H'''
hvshand and that he had buried 1t with her'
-. 1onou WAS arraigned In the Centre street
-. r,o,u,v Assistant District Attorney van
u-,,ck told Magistrate Kudlich that tho p's''lc'-
,,,ornav in view OF the result or the au'opSy Oh
,hs hody. felt justified IN making cn"se VI
nor,,c,ds against Zanoll The Magistrate Woh
NM Detective Carey 10 make out tho andavi'
o,,o,De, the prisoner which he did The Mae's''"'e
~ held Zanou without bail on the charge "
,.isa IN. examination 10 take place on SAturday
r,rg ZanoM was sent 10 the Tom6s. Joseph
mo- ,6en stepped forward and too Maf's, i &c
kudllcn mo nf Isrceny IIe said that he asked ms
ctaI -. ~ NJ George b. Woodward secretAty }
Of the eroposn Life Insq m. name 6f haTcs
GhdihsN hod collected t3e5 - from the comIhIl! ar
ihe issuance for Charles Zanol whom ne ''''
sel,i, tL Kudch after The anfdavt mac oe H.
nadc out held zano on m, ms , Gns' " tho exam
iAed w. s.ne as in the homicide case
What was LETT Of the body OF jennie 6srps n. viii
Dr aa niorea IN ono Of tho Morgue con,,.S
ahhly<ee aDd rebur!e6 In tho same grave IN 81
U,,,Laus viii make microscopicA aho cn.t IN
~ WsrrcinstIon, OF the parts he took from NV
BODY on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
SALE OF PERRY FRANCHISES.
THE PRIVILEGES OF SIX IMPORTANT LINES TO
BE OFFERED TO BIDDERS

rRB PRIVILEGES OF SIX IMPORTANT LINES TO
BE OFFERED TO BIDDERS.
Five-year franchises for the running Of six es-
tablished ferries win be sold In the Controllers
office at noon on Tuesday. December q, the fran
chises 10 begin upon that date The ferries 10 be
sold are as follows
Ferry now used by the New-York and South
Brooklyn Ferry and Transportation Company, from
piers and East River. to Thirty-ninth-st. South
Brooklyn.
Pavonia ferry. from West Twenty-third-st- to
Ferry from Pins-s st., Pier IT. East River to Long
Island City
College Point ferry from East Ninsty-nlnt h-st
TO College Point. Long Island.
Communipaw ferry, from hberty-st., North
River, TO Communipsw, n. ].
Greenpont ferry from Twenty thrd-st East
River. 10 Greenpoint. Brooklyn
The minimum or upset price for the South Brook
Ign. Long Island City and Greenpoint ferries Is
fixed at per cent Of the gross receipts OF the
ferry with an annual rental Of wharf property
added. For the South Brooklyn ferry the least
annual rental for the franchise, whether the per.
centage Of receipts fall below or not Is placed an
5000. and the annual rental Of wharf property al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
MARTIN ENGEL CHARGES LIBEL

Norbeth Pfeffer Tammany politician who has Q
saloon at No. SO Santon-st. appeared in the ESSEX
Market Police Court before Magistrate Hedges yes
terday in answer to a summons to show cause why
a complaint for criminal libel should not be made
against him by Martin Engel, the Tammany Han
leader in the With Assembly District. The sum-
mons was issued because Of circular which Pfener
Is alleged to have distributed before the last cleo
tion In which Engel is said 10 have been portrayed
as person who had let rooms IN his houses 10 dis
orderly women. Magistrate Hedges said that pre-
lminary examination into the matter was neces-
sary before he would decide whether or not there
was lust cause for a complaint. In view OF this
several were called TO testify They that they
had received from Pfefer copy OF the circular re-
ferred 10.
The taking OF the further testimony post
poned until 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
If you cannot get beef, NUT

If you cannot get beef, NUT
ton will answer.
You may choose between
milk, water, coffee or tea. But
there is no second choice tor
SCOTS Emulsion.
1t is SCOTS Emulsion or
nothing.
When you need the best cod
liver oil, the best hyPoPhos-
phites, and the best glycerlne,
all combined,i in the best possible
manner, you have only one
choice.
1t brings prompt results IN
all cases of wasting or loss IN
weight.
All druggists; 5oc and sloo
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.
Albany. Dec 1.-The Court OF Appeals handed
down The following decisions to-day:

Albany. Dec H.-The Court OF Appeals handed
down The following decisions to-day:
Mary .. Youngs, appellant agt the New York
Ontario and Western Railway Company; Casper O.
Decker, appellant, agt william s Carr and an
other: Seymour Lowman agt the Enira and Cort-
land and Northern Railroad Company, appellant;
Jesse l. Van Gassbeck agt the Town OF Saugertes,
appellant, Mary Anna Huda appellant, agt. the
American Glucose Compsny-Judsment affirmed.
with costs.
Samuel L. Dale appellant agt Leonard E Hep
burn, In re judicial settlement OF affairs OF Fred
erick X. Noll-Judgnent and order affirmed, with
costs.
People agt Albert " Wlkes-Judgment affirmed
Benjamin Parr and another, appellants and
spOnCens, agt the city OF lonkers respondents and
appellants Judgment affirmed. without costs to
either party
other and David ". Bins appellants-Jud gments
reversed ami the demurrer OF appellant sustained.
wiki costs The questions certified are answered :
The frs, No; the second Yes"
The calendar for Tomorrow IS Nos. H7, Do 90
263 2G2 2l9. 22O and 22l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

South Ferry is placed at the nominal figure Of 81
80, feis nj CIV the percentage OF receipts must
MONT to 500 FOR the Greenpont ferry the low
go 900 and the annual rental OF wharf property IS
placed al $4,000 - .o,. ,ho ner-
.,r.oga Ciousa INT are bid for directly. The mini
mum yearly rental hai " w be ,5 t3Een foT Point int
farrN g ,6C, and the COmmunipaw ferry, s9'VVo'
win coo added M rental Of s wharf RT PToRFf ferry
~ ao|ee - dredge its slips and 10 buy the boats
and ferry property from the Pges ss sSnred from
agreements Of a similar h ,t ae 'ea"'01
bi6ders For the other franchises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
MORE HOFFMAN HOUSE LITIGATION

MORE HOFFMAN HOUSE LITIGATION
r,a s,,,+ q, Edward S Stokes against Grahams
Policy was advanced TO the preferred calendar by
.ruxt,ce Freedman in the Supreme Court yester-
day. The suit Is to recover $4,000 which, accord
ing 10 Mr. Stokes is the unpaid balance on l'S'
shares Of the capital stock Of the Hoffman House
Company. The stock Mr.. Stokes says was SOFA 10
Policy on September 81. 1887, for $4,000 ana o'her
,,,atlo cons,derstions Policy paid $4,000 and
49, seven notes for SIS 900 each. OF these all but
two have been paid r. J. Mcdonald arc janis -;
aSrv harar,e ,he Cuarantors for the HaylntI- OF
ali the notes when the deal was made -Four OF inc
no,cs were held by the guarantors Tor security.
policy alleges that he paid the two notes sued LOT
IN T,c.rv as agent for Stokes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
WILL SPEND CHRISTMAS ABROAD

Among the passengers who will sail for souhsmp-
ton to-day on the American Line steamship ST
Louis are Mrs. f. A. Abbey C. NJ Gassatt. Ham-
ION Fish, p C. Hail. James II. Prior. Kenneth T.
Pnkney Stephen Townsend and T. P. Terry.
The White Star Liner Teutonic. which sails to-day
for Liverpool will carry among her passengers Rob
ert p Pooley United States Consul to Sierra Leone:
Robert Balfour A S Beves Mrs T. Denne Board
man, Walter Burns. John /. Burton. Q. A. Critch-
ley. j. d. Crowther. A. Dimmock; Willard Fiske.
Lancey A. Kane. F.. P Morris. Thomas A. NevinA
John Horne Payne and Gustave Stern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

against the Boston United Gas mortgages. We
actually own the Brookline. Dorchester and ia
maica Plain companies and guess that some one
has jumped to the supposltion that because we Own
those companies and only control the otherS me
three companies owned will be operated at the ex-
pense of the others, which will be neglsctea As ii
as possible Such a suppositon, however, Is
wholly unwarranted. and all the companies VIII
be operated to the best possible adVantaee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
ryy rpFr-pI4yTIyG ASSOCIATION.

TIL. 1r.e-PlsntinE Association % New-forS C'y
,a,a q. second annual meeting yesterday afternoon
IN IN. wool Exchange Building. In the absence OF
Mayor strong. tho president Of the association, Co.
,sl,us r. Mitchell presided. An election OF on"
FOR IN. coming year was held John !. Cu,'. -" ~
io' 'i' - - an ne vacancy caused by the
eIeo .I 81, Corm,..,oner " A sulos while tho
other officers were al reelected.
Mr.. Cutler read paper on The ~o'H '0"' -
association IN which he said:
"ord,nances should be secured which shAh irhpo'e
,.naIt,es 10 protect the trees from oAthaseA Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
4 BASKETBALL LEAGUE.

A basket ball league has been orgahlZeu py te
,,.r,ous departments at the Grand Central Stauoh
cha, nrouises TO excite much interest amChe
-ou,osa men as the games OF baseball that wele
rIo,od st Van Cortlandt Park last season. Inc
sortes Of games are 10 be played at the halro"u
Mems Building No 36l Madison-ave' Inc io'io"
,na e a schedule OF the games
Decembcr le-Audtor passenger "
ndsium. Auditor
Freight Accounts. . -. c-o,,roI
,>.,.- n AudItor Passenger Accounts asr Controi-
lars Department r,- - co-,-
,>-,.. 90 Gynnas.un agt. Wagner Palace car com
pinv ..,. 80, Auditor
December Auditor PaSenFer Accounts s
, . control,ers Department sgt- Gymnasium
JEIul.y a Auditor Passenger Accounts ag " wagner
''"'-' PALACE Car Company -...,.,..
January tl-Auditor Freight Accounts es' - D.
January Is-ControllerS' department az ""e"-' $50
chr Company
,...~v ts-Auii,or Passenger Accounts ag A"ui'''
'"''' Ere gh' Accounts =. ..,
,,.-, 90 Cortr.llers Department ast GymnSassl UNI
y yus,y 23-Auditlr Ere ght Accounts asI wagner
'N''''' palace car Company. o-,
January 2T-Auditor f1srehser N'''''' 49,
,,s,.rv "antrol.ers' Department sgt Wagner Pa
'eo'' az car Company. ..,,,..
vA,,v Auditor Freight Accounts aSt 1y
February s-Nudii'r r'es -. [s,-
r.,,,.,v IN Controllers Department sst AUDITOR
Freight Accounts ,,- - C,o~.
February io-oyunasiun az"
pany ,.,,,. a., con,nol-
February ir-Aud'tSr Pmsente'
,.A.-y .. Winners AT. second team for champion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
: CIRCULATING THE SCRIPTURES.
THE WORK OF THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY
IN FOREIGN LANDS.

THE WORK OF THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
A statement issued by the American Bible Do.
ciety shows that it's work in foreign lands In the
last year involved expenditure of Ns2. G2 q and
the circulation Of 1918 copies Of the Bible; Of
these more than half, 10000 volumes, were dis
trlbuted in China $1,000 in Japan; 5000 In the
Levant 5000 in South America: 33,0e in Mexico
and Central America; 5000 In Siam and Laos;
10000 in Russia 10000 in France; 1000 in Spain
and Austria; 10000 In India; besides smaller num-
bers in Africa. Micronesia. Arabia and Corea In
accomplishing this work the agents and corre-
spondents OF the society employed 3S men, each
working average more than eight months
The society has issued an appeal to pastors and
churches, that In the special meetings early IL
January, in connection with the annual week Of
PRAYER emphasis be laid the importance O,
extending the circulation of the Bible among al
nations during the closing years Of the nineteenth
century and especially in those parts Of the work
where the Bible Is unknown book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

examination OF one thousand street trees taken al
ra ndom disclosed the appalling fact that 80 per cent
had been injured by animals the horse or the
grocer and others. IT will be found feasible uItl-
matey We believe. through the genius OF some en-
terprising official otherwise to devise system
of ventilation in portions OF the roadway adjacent
10 the tree sites for the relief of the tree. supplying
the means for a certain irrigation and moisture TO
the roots and outlets for poisonous gases. etc
Resolutions on the death OF Commissioner stiles
ado "a
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,.a, 1851, 1890 74ao 7.ss. 1880 1875 7s4, 7o72 Gas

1850 1881 1890 74oo 1893 1880 1875 754' 7o72 Cas-.
un ennrsme Cour-rral Term-Part vIII--Before Dugro
causes 10 be sent from Part VII for trial OAH VII
sSprem. cour-Trai Term-Part IXBeiore Bisenoff
IT, causes to be sent from Part vi f9 GttTe McAdsm
rNcacscs to be sent from Part VII for trial Ease u"
nssndme Court-Tria Term-Part XI-Beore MaeIea1
J-Causes 10 be sent from preferred calendar io' '
supreme Court-Tria Term-Part XHBefore fur r..
man Causes TO be sent from preferred calendar i0r
ssu5rroestes hanbersBefore Fzger2SId, S
No Gay Hoy Alexander Trnbe at 1880 Fred
cr7ck Clague at II m. Carl Bapp. Mary { Lawrence
" eGar.a! TermRSfS 20 Anod No S l@ss
I2lG y Emile III r Ba at a. m 10 1902 will II
De W{ co @; a TermRsfore opwyer Court
opens 10 MDtons at Io 20 ps m Mccarthy J.
S ely, causes Nos s425. $oss 826s s2s c5s 2S2
85i2 ?22 $751; So 81 St9 ssso St AZ els so
$aS 5si7 $40 2554 1924 s973h 1880. Clear.
CITY Court-Tral Term-Parts l. IL ana lll-AuJouthed
sine die.
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
b. Truax. J.
Rau.r art Bauer-George w Ellis. .
Matter OF Atlas Construction Company-"ilour NC
Mutual 1A. rnsuranc. Company BroadGeorse T.
GoccEner agt Pier G.ors. 4. Halsey
putnam AIT. Bretten-Mlche G Levy.
W Wsss.r AIT. Jackson-Jam-s z. Duror-
BY Pryor. J.
Matter OF International Of Hotel Employees Of
9ESzsa a. o Ia.ss-JFPassia q hsa
BY Beaoh J.
A kasn a sst' R &sIisHnIG"AA BroTn
RECEIVER APPOINTED
Supreme Court
by Trua1. J.
Frank Hackett sst. P-tro >rien-wslter s. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
DIED AND WIS BERIED At SEA.

During the trip OF the Atlas Line steamer Adiron-
dack which arrived here yesterday from Port
Limcn, Richard Duffy. passenger. died from in
termittent fever. He was buried Mr.. Duffy
went to San Jose from Dublin 10 start an English
newspaper but the venture proved faiure In
the Spanish city and ne gave IL up. He was on
MS way back TO Dublin when ne died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
rpy HE1EyA BEGINS HER Cruise.

tn. gunboat Helena sailed yesterday rom 'he
Nay Yard for the Asiatic station wiz tAN'
40 - zach her destination. Her trip IN
$780,. .,op. at Bermuda. Gibraltar. all points IN
SoTth.rn Africa a voyage through the suez canal
o. sos and 40 the Euphrates River as far az
Mad and thence along the Pe5.lan Gmt s,r Sae
bafIa 49, many ports where the stars ana stripes
80 not been seen fOr years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
a NEW STATE LAW EXAMINER.

Albany. Dec 1.-THE Court Of Appeals handed
down an order to-day appointing Joseph A. Weich'
OF New York. a member of the State Board OF Law
Examiners for the term Of three years from Jan
nary !. 1898 Mr.. WEIGH is at present an Asss;ah'
Disirict-Attorney Of New-York County. and he VIII
succeed Austen q Fox the Board Of Examiners.