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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-11
SUPREME COURT. New York County

SUPREME COURT. New York County
LYMAN Tiffany. as sole surviving Exec
utor Of and Trustee under the Last VIZ
and Testament of Charlotte l. FIX, de-
ceased. Plaintiff. against Nary Z. Sabaier.
formerly known as Mary J.. Hlress -
fcnGant.
In pursuance Of the judgment o, fcrs-
closure and sale made anu entered IN 80
aboye-entitled action. bear ns late The ist1
day Of April. l>9- l. he Yri~rs. gu-d. 10
Referee IN said judgment named. VIII II
az public auction. al the New York Real
Estate Eychans- Saiesro ~. ". II
broadway. In the Borough z Manhattan,
tT,y o.: New York. on ne 18Th day z
NAV. 1895 a, twelve o. CLOCK. noon q tina,
day. By Peter /. Meyer. aucrone@r. ihs
premises IN said Judgment mentioned and
therein described as Toll -.
ALL that &c. ain lot. pi.c- Or parcel e
land. situate m the cry O., New York,
which. on a certain map entitled Map Il
subdivision OF the property ~ Mary -
T TIM and ?2 aea WAR; ia Inc % e y tn:
Register y the County and county O., New
YORK. on the End day ~ April. $50 az
Map number gI5. is shown and t.stin-
gu.shed az lot Number q SIX - B.oc.
ngmb-r four hundred and foriy-".gAi. and
IS bounded and described a fr.lo"-
BEGINNING at "A point IN the Nestery
line OF side o, said Block number iiS
said Westerly Inc or side n sad BOOK
being shown on sad Map as the Easterly
distant Norihefiy be hundred ard thirty
sx feet and eight hundred and nire one
,housandths - a fo1' l3j. 80 r. from 10
point q intersection thereof wiki the SOUTH
erly line or side Z said Block number AS
tsaid Sou;hcrly line or side O, sad Bl9cs
te!ng shown IN sad Map as ;he N0rther-
~ line or side OF Lyon o. Home street,.
and running thence Eastsardiy one nun
Gred ard twelve feet AID one hundred ant
fitty-s.X one thousanlihs q a foot ii2. i53
H.. thence Northeas,warl.y ;aer,y-fys
feet and sixty six one -thoIsan1ths Of
foot t25 o65 ~. thence Wes'wast.y 10
hundred and thirteen fe-, and -i.e hum
drsd and seventy-siN one 'Holsa5eifs a,
foot Ii3 H76 =. 70 he Westerly l.-e or
side o, said Block number as fhe,rs -
Easterly line or side o. southern E'u'--
ward. as shown on said Map. as a,-r~saiH.
and thence Southwartlv ard alcrg 80
same TWENTY-FIVE fee, f25 ~ - the point
or place ~ beginning. =" saif - ether =
said courses and distances a li,tle more or
less Being the same premises conveyed >
the party hereto q, the frs. part hy May
!, Tiffany. BY deed recorded IN 80 o~cs
81 The Register Of the CITY and County q.
New York. in Liber 2.357 Of Convey an'es.
at page 2ei.
Dated. New York, April % 1895.
JOHN DELAHVNT'T, Referee
Davies. Stone & Auerbach. At,orneys 20
Plaintiff. 80 Nassau st. New YORK
The following 10 a diagram ~ The premS-
ses above described:
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STANTON & HOPKINS.



The approximate amount Of n. Hens
or charges upon tho premises 70 satisfy
which the property Is 10 be sold 10
fl2. 700 ST. with interest thereon from 10
SIN day OF April. 1898. besides the cos's
and allowances amounting O. 5000. VITA
Interest thereon from the 18th day u
April. 1895. besides the expenses Of ~
sale.
The Approximate amount ~ the taxsS
assessments and other liens upon the prop
erty. which are u BE- pail ty The referee
out Of the purchase money - allowed 10
the purchaser. II;
Taxes FOR 1891 ........... .......... siss 70
Unpaid water rents FOR meter Of
1879 .-..'.,...c '-''''''' '..'''- DsW
Meter Sept. 81, 1895. 70 August
Meter. August ls. 1897. 70 March
5. 1895. Observation-Disclosures. 227o
besides those since March 2l-' 1896. sri
s,nce March 2, 1888. no, aXei. making "a
aggregate Of &34l.aO. except those net fxei.
10 which should be added the interest On
said amounts respec'ivelr.
Dated, New York. April 20. 1898.
DANIEL 2. iSGRAHAM.
Referee
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NOMINATED FOR 4 FOURTH TEhh.

coNGREsMAN VAN vooRHIs HoNoRED By HIS
FELLOW CITIZENS.
GAINESVILLE. Ohio May 1o.-At tho Republican con
vention OF the XVIII District to-day H. C. Van
Voor1s was nominated by acclahnation for Con
gress for the fourth consecutive term.
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ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SECOND

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SECOND
Street supreme Court. Ne" x
County.-lsrael steinhart ans others. -
surviving executors % ard trustees or
the last Will and testament 81 Henry go.
bart. deceased. plaintiffs against rllNS
HARi.ID and others. defendants. In p.f,
suance Of a judgment OF foreclosure az.
sale dated January Il. ls?s tAy ma'
and entered In the above emitted arl.o.i
!. the undersigned. the referee ~ we so
Judgment named. Will sell AZ pubic sN-
ton. at the New York Real Estate -.
room at No. III Broadway. IN the ''-"ly
OF New York. on Thursday. the rin'',en.I
Of May. 1898 At twelve clock
as directed by said judgment ana tnr,'t
described as follows: All tina, certain
piece or parcel OF land. tog-heF VIVA
buildings and improvements theNI
erected. situate. lying. and being II ~
Twelfth Ward Il the city OF New ~
and bounded and described as follows re-
ginning at a point on the sou'h-riy -
o, one Hundred and Thirty second Siirt..
distant two hundred and ten feei eas.t.y
from the corner formed by The int-ise,s
tion Of the easterly line or side OF FL.
Avenue with the southerly side - ~
Hundred and Thirty second stree, -
ming thence southerly AMI psfS.lel W..
Fifth Avenue. rinety~nins teet e.eNsn
inches 10 tho centre line ~ me oo,N
thence easterly and parallel with 80
Hundred and Thirty-second street t,y
feet: thence northerly. again pafa..,. WI
Fifth Avenue. and part ~ the distance
through a party wall. ninety nine zee.
eleven inches TO the southerly side az ohs
Hundred and Thirty second street ara
thence westerly and along the souinel,
side OF one Hundred and Thirty secoh,
Street thirty feet TO the point or place ~
beginning. Said premises being also Known
by the street Number II Fast one Hun
dred and Thirty second street.
Dated April 90 1898
AUGUSTUS II. vANDERPoEiA Resers~
HUGO $. MACK, Attorney for PLAINTIFFS.
No. 7 Hickman Street. New York city.
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DYNAMITE NEAR CANAL LOCKS.
FEARS THAT DAMAGE Is INTENDED AT sAUL7
STE. MARIE

STE MARIE
Sault Ste Marie Mich May lo-Ffve sticks OF
dynamite with fuses and caps. havo been found
about Ave- hundred feet from the locks. II Is
thought that the Government has information
through its secret service that attempt Is to be
made TO blow up the lock gates or pcwer-house
which would cause a loss OF millions OF dollars
Later another stick OF dynamite was found with
tho flso partly burned. The guards. which VIII De
doubled will not allow any one on tho docks after
dark without ,nspection ard sailors not allowed
to leave their boats when locking through.
Two suspected Spanish spies have been IN Town
several days who are being closely watched by the
f.,lic
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DRT.SSNAkING.


.--COUTTRIERE FRANCHISE.
Formerly with stern Bros, latest Paris
designs Tor summer. dinner. carriage, re
ceptlOn and wedding gowns. bicycling ana
gol, suits riding habits. tailor made
gowns at reasonable prices; short notice.
ladies' material made W. Nine. BENZ
T'EAU ANDERSON. IS 9th ave. near
iSih-st.
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DELAWARE AND HUDSON OFFICERS RE

At tho annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Delaware and Hudson Railroad yesterday. all tho
old officers were reelected. The annual dinner FOR
no officers Of the road was served after the cleo
ion and another dinner for all the employees In the
Nev-York City Offices Of the road.
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Mia ,oss2 1904 1909 1904 Illos I1ilo i1i2e 1ii4a
s"nrere t'oirt-Trial Term-Par. vIl1-Beforr Bcek.
man -Causes 10 be sent from Part VII for trial 'ase
unfinished. .,l
Monday. MAY 10. - ,<-- ,.,or,,,
I-c,auses 10 from Part VII Tor trial Case uh
finished. -. =, D.,.., N...a-r
-tauses 10 from Part VII for tila! case ""
finished. ~, -, to,... c.,~e,
J-Gsuscs 20 from preferred calendar f'r trial
case unfinished. ~ G.
wills f,r probate Abraham Myerson. bartholomew lltz
simmons samuel ThaXfer. a. 10 m laFinla l.tIpn
William Nolkerper John Wolfe. Victor purart. Michael
T. Tlfzpatrl X. 1890 Anna Lindner Abraham
settler John .. S-,gler. catharne watkins. Feiiilns L.
si,rrogates ('ourt-Trial Tern-Be'ore Arnold. $40
~ calendar.
or.n. NJ Motions al 10 30 m
CITY Court-Trlal Terfn-Part Before O'lwy"r. ! -
Noe 4SOi 1902 b77 500 I'll q 1900 4t0l 4Gl> ~
e31 Q3. 32 SIS 4757 3O7e 2258 4l0 1851. !32 1908.
81. 49, 573 5e5 1888 1912 1914. l06. lo42 Clear
CIV Cour.-Trisl Term-Part ll-Adtournef Tor me
CITY C'ourt-Tr.s Term-Part IlI--Beforc CONAN. -
No. 40 81 25l3 $50 s35 93. %. JOB. 6sl $50 f9I.
aas 1911 e55 p58 800 800 563. 1924 500 ,"i 90,
Sl3 34i 1884 80 1886 1889 l04l. Case unfinished.
CIV Courf-Trial Term-Part " Before ft1snons
q J'-Shor causes: Nos. 4Sl? +osS. 474. alGO 4si7.
25ss $40 4s22 Jo2s 4sso to23 Clear.
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li2l55
Home N,yon) s..

Approximate amount OF 'he len - sai-
isgy which the property IS s1.., ir..Ai1s
cost. and disbursements. - 81 So q. IN
,nreres, from the 10TH day - APRIL -,
The unYad taxes AMI as.sssn r's W ~
are liens upon the PREMISE amount sp-
prox.mately 10 SOS - without ir's-"'t.
Dated. New York. Apr. - l>H~
JOHN DELAHI Nri. Refe7-~
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions fos
The Tribune received at the Uptown
OF 3lst-st until 8 o. clock p. M: adVer-
tisements received at the following brancn
Offices at regular Office rates until o cio.s
p. m, via: 254 sth-ave.. $. e. cor. 2odssS'
1852 6th-ave., cor. 18Th st, Mays. ON
ave and l4th-st; l42 Columbus ave-. near
West 86th-st; 100 West 42d-st. near SIN
ave-: 81 East 14th-st.: 257 West 42t-st'
between eth and Sth aves. lob East s..n ..
st., 1888 3d-ave.. between 18th and .'tn
SITS .O28 3d-ave, near 8lst-st.; ], 1oc lst-
ave. near s9th-st.: $50 Sd ave. near 4l ssass
st.: N4 3d-ave. 2l0 Bleecker-st.; 10
Bleecker-st.: 20O6 3d-ave.: 2aO East 5Ssn-
st. l,e71 0d-avA: 3 a2 2d-Avet
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-

PLrATINGS PlSKTNGS. FLCTINGS
done while You wait. Drcs srrakefs get
discount 90 lowest prices HARDING. 30
yve.f 2os
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CARETAKER Reliable man and wife.
no family. want private house 70 care
FOR summer - longer. wife good COOK
and laundrcs- n required. ENGLISH 30
East iisi-st
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ARTISTIC DREssMAKER. viennese. out
daily. city. country select private fam
HES: high-class work; French dresses
copied: perfect nt: references. A. Box
~. i.242 Broadwa..
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"a. and nue.tiona 4 and not

answered In the negative. and questions ana not
answered r.o--,.rr.
Xavier Stir.e appellant aet. Union hal"hH
ORDER affirmed and Judgment ABSOLUTE ordeed TOT ue-
PENDANT on the stipulation with costs A.. -.--o,r l.,
The Court Of Appeals calendar TOT to-"o'io" ~
follows: 49, 70 49,, 20.
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LOST.

LOST.
-~~~N~.N~~N-NNN0NNOr~ 0-N-0-NN.N~.NN>N~NNNo
BANK BOOK No 253 .<5< Of tho Union
Dime Savings Institution is mirsing.
Any person having Il claim To II 10 hereby
called upon TO present the same within ten
days, or submit 10 having said passbOOk
cancelled ana a now one issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-11

= Note.-The Approximate amour. OF ~
lien with taxed costs and disbursement
to satisfy which the premises are 70 ~
sold is 500. 27s.42 with Interest from Janu.
airy Fl. 1898. The approximate amount o.
the unpaid taxes and water rents ~
$S344o besides interest.
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPOEIA Feferess
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BOARD WANTED.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CARPET CLEANING.

&hhtA-l tt4f@-,NiN0.
.ooooOONo.o.r~Oo-O0-NN ONON~O0ONo(NN<NN~
CARPETS cleaned ny steam. by hand or
on the hoor. Careful Carpet Cleanins
60. 1858 Broadway. 42i East fSth-s'.'
COZ & BRANlT. Tel i32 3stn.
FREDERICK ACKERMAN. l33 West
32d- 81 near Gtn-ave.. established 1862
steam carpet cleaning and feather and
hair reno, a;lug works. thorough ana sat
isfsctory. also carpets fitted. made over
snd relai1.
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sURROGATE's NOTICE,

>o~,>>~~~oNoNN~NN~ N~on~~o>oo~>~o
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of Hon
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the
City and County OF New-York. Notice 10
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Sarah Earle. late OF tho City Of
New York. deceased. to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber At
his place OF transacting business, No. 10
Reades st In the City OF New-York. on or
before the first day OF July next.
Dated New-York. the 2Sth day Of DE-
cember. 1897.
FRANCIS b. GRIFFIN,
Executor.
BROWNET.L a PATTERSON,
Attorneys for Executor.
II Wall-st..
New-Yoris City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-11
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-600 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
Changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. sos Madi-
son-st-
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~~-~~.~~~~>-~DN~~Uo>NN> oor>N-~~~~~~~N~O
PILES.-No cutting. drugs. loss time: no
pay until cured: best references. DR..
WOODRUFF. 81 East 23d-st.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY RischoN. r.. J.
McManus agt. Murphy-John +. Brodsky.
Cobb ast Wilsmf William !. A. McKim.
Boss agt Phamfn- Ebert s. Cranda4l
schern-rhorn ag'. Van CTev@ Agernon S norton
StremAl a9t. Mention Maurice b. Bumenthal
Washington Life Insurance Company agt Heyman-
Francs 9. Cantine
Matter OF emi,h-Charies y. Morgan.
By Pryor. J.
Hayes aSt Kerr-Hamlton Oiell.
Lyman-leorse @. Battle
Parsons agt. Parsons-Obed II. sanderson
By Cohen. J.
Wilson AIT Liberty Cycle Company-Ecward r. Dwight
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court
BY Pryor J.
Isverstt H. White agt. Jesse T. whts-Robert f. 1.
Lewis.
By Bischon. r.. J.
Mamie IAsar AT. Max J. IAsar-Wiliiam C. Arnold
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
NAVAL WAR WITH SPAiN.-New
book. finely iilustra'ei only authentic
work published send - . cent stamps
sor OUTFIT. ac' quick Address NATIONAL
PHI 90. Lakeside BOG chicago.
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WAR MATERNAL FOR SALE.

CASNONS RIFLES. lFMESTS.
uniforms. swords. pro'~ctiles. tents. com
pls,e military outfits flr service OF s-ca or
land TANNEEMAN 57a Broadway
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

IRVING PLACE. N.-Rooms absolutely
clean, boX-spring beds. best location
corner buildinr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-11

HANDBOOK No. 1870 of the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is mlsslng.
Any person having a claim 70 1t Is hereby
called upon 70 present the same within ten
DAYS, or submit TO having said passbook
cancelled and new one Issued.
Savings, $50 Fourth-ave., Eew-York.
Payment stopped. Please return book to
bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-11

PLEASANT. well ventilated rooms with
all cOnveniences. suitable for one or two.
] bSl Lexington ave, near llsth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-11

back parlor for physician: references.
18TH ST. 2ls WEST. handsomely fur
n!shed large rooms all Improvements;
renteNl home. near Broadway: 81 90 10 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-11

l9TH-ST.. 1922 EAST. overlooking Gram-
Grey Park. Desirable large room with
dressing room; also small rooms. parlor
dining room.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-14
A FATAL MIDNIGHT
 COLLISION
AN ELECTRIC CAR DEMOLISHEs
 A DIRT WAGON.
Three Passengers of the Car and the Driver of the Wagon
 Injured.

A disastrous smashup occurred at Il o'clock last night at Fourth and Ken lucky streets between an electric car and a dirt wagon. Car 1136 of the Potrero line was rapidly approaching the city filled with passengers in charge of Motor- man B. Jacobs and Conductor Deegan, and when near the corner of Fourth Ja- cobs saw heavy dirt wagon, driven by John Johnson of 223 Perry street on the track ahead. The motorman gave an alarm on his bell, but Johnson did not heed it. It was impossible to stop the car to avoid a collision, although the brakes were applied. and the front portion of the car collided with the wagon, hurling it's driver on his head and completely de- molishing the vehicle. Three passengers in the front seats of the car were thrown heavily to the ground and received nu- merous bruises. Jacobs escape from in- jury was almost miraculous He stood at his post and, although suffering heavy shock, was able to continue his trip. Some time was spent in removing the wrecked wagon from the track and dis lodging wood from beneath the car be- fore it could be moved.
 Officer J. Reagan was in the vicinity when the accident occurred and hurried to the spot. He found Johnson in an un- conscious condition, bleeding profusely and the three injured passengers were sent to the Receiving Hospital
 pr. Frank T. Fitzgibbons found that Johnson had sustained a fractured skull, a concussion of the brain and possibly in ternal injuries Seraphine Vergnet, a cook living at I'll California street, was also severely injured. It was found that he had received concussion of the brain and possible internal injuries. His com panion, Emile Rossino had his back sprained, and David Hanley ship filter living at S36 Illinois street, suffered a sprained leg.
 Johnson was on his way to the dumping ground with heavy load of dirt when he was injured.
 Other passengers were well shaken by the impact, but not injured. The car was badly wrecked and on the return trip was taken to the car house.
 It is feared that Johnson will die and but little hope is expressed by Dr. Fitz- gibbon for Vergnet
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-14
HORSE FEED
 COMES HIGH Supervisors Receive Bids for Hay. AN EXTENSION OF TIME SHEPARD'S EMPLOYMENT OF FICE LICENSE REVOKED. q Short Session Owing to Lack of Advertising-Street Improve
 ments Considered and
 Acted Upon.
EXTENSION OF TIME
SHEPARD'S IMPROVEMENT OF
 FICE LICENSE REVOKED.

At yesterdays meeting of the Board Of Supervisors there was little time spen+ over business, for the proceedings of the previous meeting had not been advertised long enough to allow the Supervisors to legislate upon them, and so what was done was confined to few routine mat ters.
 certificate for deed to Potrero block TO was ordered issued, conveying to the Ryland estate and the San Francisco and Fresno Land Company the block in oues- ton.
 The Police Department was allowed the use of lot in the block bounded by tourth, t1fth, King and Townsend streets
 The Spring Valley Water Company was requested To have the mains laid on Con- necucut street not less than eight inches in diameter.
 ed the City Street Improvement Com pany on its contract from Second to Fifth streets and sixty days on the contract to pave Stanyan street from Oak to Fred eriek, and fourteen from Guerrero street to Dolores.
 By resolution of Lacklnann the license to W. A. Shepard to conduct an employment office was rescindeu. He is the one of whom the Labor Commissioner com
 Bids for feed for the horses of the Fire and Police departments were submitted, the lowest being as follows:
 Scott & Magner-For hay, mixed wheat and oats, Sl9 6S per ton; oat hay, $l9 52 per ton; wheat hay, S22 IS per ton; tule hay, S1 Il per ton; straw, SS cents per bale; middlings, $ 42 per cental; ground barley, Sl 56 per cental; carrots, S4 cents per hun dred weight. D. Keefe-Feed oats, Sl @ .$2I per ton. The bids were referred to the proper committees.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-14
STOREKEEPING WISDOM.
A Far-Siahted Salesman Will Give You
 What You Ask For.

The merchant who does business with his eyes open considers no trouble too great which will please old customers and bring in new ones.
 He insists that his salesmen shall be as polite to a washerwoman as to the wife of bank president.
 He does not make a hypocritica1 pre- tense of selling goods below cost, for he knows that nobody will believe that he keeps a store for fun.
 He cultivates a memory for names and faces. He realizes how well men like to have their identity recognized.
 He is obliging in exchanging goods, and his delivery wagons make their rounds promptly.
 If he be a grocer or a druggist he takes pains to keep his shelves well stocked with articles in constant demand, and ne does not try to coax patrons into pur- chases that they will regret afterward.
 lie does not represent to the buyer who asks for Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey that some crude distllation laden with fusel oil. will answer the same purpose. The wise merchant knows better. He under stands that the limitations of Duffy's Whiskey are always worthless and some times dangerous. He would not imperil his reputation for fair dealing by offering anything instead of what the public asks for.
 The reputable dealer hands the only real DuffyS Pure Malt Whiskey over the counter without discussion.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-14
LOST HIS HANDOUTS.
Policeman Murphy Has an Exciting Encounter With Two Soldiers.

Officer Dave Murphy had a lively ex- perience with two soldiers last night. The boys in blue engaged in an altercation with a bootblack who has a stand at Stockton and Sutter streets, and when Murphy attempted to quiet them. one of them drew a bowie knife and made a Iunge at him. The policeman quickly drew his club and knocked the soldier out The latter's companion also at tempted to stab Murphy, but was pre- vented by the vigorous use of the club in the officers hand. Murphy then start ed to handcuff the men intending to take them to the City Prison. Scarcely had he placed cuff on the wrist of one of the soldiers when the other struck him, almost knocking him down.
 Murphy requested a citizen who was standing by to run to the nearest patrol box and send in 8 call for the wagon. The citizen laughed at his request, and severely criticized the officer for arrest ing the soldiers. Just then the two men jumped to their feet and ran down Stock ton street, taking with them the hand cuffs of the policeman. They, however. dropped their knives, which Murphy picked up, and subsequently turned them over to Lieutenant Birdsall of the Gen. tral Station.