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PROPOSALS.

NV C1AA-Ss
PROPOSALS .o- military supplies e New
y --s -u-ry -. SAl Fra---scc. ca. No
-ar- AN - ----.v-s here ---- = --.-es
70. November q -s-s and tIel opened
s-- .,-- 81 ~ ha-.f--s sh7ve.s az -icszx
-e-- r-s Preference WILL be gwen q a.
si-'ss 20 -1Iesr-- Production ans 1-a1lta,-
-.-L t1ci---s ~ ths p-i-s - .-reisn pro-
dgr-'-rs -L- --ry t5-re119 ari such prefer
en-e given o. articles ~ Ar.-r.-az TE1-1c-
t-c as -a----c---e prce-'-1 q ne F-,i--c
Coast q the extent 81 the co1s-r- pt.,r re-
cu.r=1 ty che --hiic service there. TIE
T-t.s STATE reserves the right q ac-ePt =
81 P-cr -sa.s -rr te-.te-y - o-h=r -air-s vi.
t- entertained L-------rln- ard sank ~
r-sa's furnished 90 app cation 61rel PES
ElI be .-1--sed Er- sr1s,e-s t-- Mi-ta-y =
Plies No -4-- ard atd-=s=@i CAP-AIN
OSCAR = LONG. 49, slant - s-t--u1zstzr,
Iritei States army. LeF-t ,S-a-terla4steE.
PROPOSALS e. furnishing labor ans material
s1- .sytEg -le f11rs .- tte hsliVzys q TIE
nan .1r este se5- and TIE s=o-ai Ant thirt
- g III IAN q Justice building
cfccs 81 ~ C-erE q The Beard q super
v-s-rs % ne Cltg ard County q s4a Fra1-
c-sc1. Nrve--bsr = -s--
= accor.a-ce win Resolution No. sst4
c1-r-h ssri=sl % re Board q Supervisors
scales r--p1sa-s I'll - received = opsr So
80 % tse pad 70 Slrervlsl-s c. A'--1y
Geek. - fishing ere .sbcr a-- racs-tai
20 .aslug 90 r717s n re ALWAYS p ne
C-kl- ~ 49, --l- a-t rEe secJ-1 nd third
a---s = The Hal q, Justice building IN strict
scc---a1ce WITH the Flazs and specifications
Frrre-e1 ~ &-ss-s. shea & shea architects.
as @ y se-n AZ the!r csdcs No. - Mont
gc-e-y street Ssl F-srciscc-
TIE YORK q Construction q . done II stricI
acc-r-arce sikh the said p.a-s and spec.-ca-
t.--s AIS under tee s-pe-g.s-12 q Aess-s-
shea * shea. arcEl-e--s.
Eg1t hours g cl--s-lr-te & days work s0r
th- rl----ur- rate G.. wages q b PAID o. sal1
~c-k O. 70 -vc 81 dollars p=r Gay.
5--=-s u..- estimate a-- STATE a 7-lcs f--
Which --e entire wr-E w.- be pe-s .ret .
Ire e----e sz--sfac.i11 g TIE architects.
hessS Sea & Shes-
TIE lazy . whom re contract nay he
EVarc-- W- Be- ------a1 prov O. ~ Al. -he
80 -cs- q Eivs--.~i-E -rls r--.-e 81 thru
daily leEsr4r-rs ans the resolution awl-1-
- -hs c-1t-alt n the csf-isl --zs rap--.
J. ---e- q preserve IL f1r----F and @ "a
-at= --e zEar- tie hoard has resolved %
receive % bliss -ll=ss -a - urc1 blank forms
F-=T--e- - re c7u--rt-= a-i certified
-leH s--E c1lE % --e I-ty and C----y
9. san Fra,--scc f-- TIE sun z I've hundred
iS" dollars deposited - re b.51r- -
rs "a s1l ual- r4yut-s % the C-e-z % The
= az 20 -Ee- ---s--- CO --zl -Ez- g 80
r-Frsa- - sc----e- l-- re contract award
e. s-- 20 ne f.l1e- SIAN szI % -eg ecu q
raF -le printing charges. execute -5e coz
t-l-- a-I give - -egul--4 h7-s urs--i- =
days -t-e- ere lWarl e MADE tEe- ana h
t1lt -ase re said sun shall - pei5 iut5 re
l-tr as Comfy Treasury By said C-e-z zs
-e- -e'e- damages tcr such failure a15
Banks furnished ~ ne Clerk
--= t-A-- reserves tie right % ---s-, Al
l--s x re F-l-e % - require
ae.A. A =. CL@-E
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togo KISEN KAISHA,

CLEANERS WILL LEAVE WHARF. COR
u nsr o: FIRST and Bran-an streets. 4 q n
for YOKOHAMA art HOSGECNG. cailirr AZ
KOBE fHiCgci. NsEasaN and Sharrral al
connecting a. H1ngscrE with stsarsrs f-r
India etc No cargo resolved On load On day
% sailing
NIPPoN-MAPU ............. 81 -rf-ysav s--- x
ANERICA-EART ...........- -rrrrssqv ~ "a
HOSGKOSG-LARr .......... T1sesday. a. "a
VIA H0-ciuiu.
Roynt-trip Tickets az redu-et -a-ss. F-r
freiEh. ard raEssEe arply a. cc-rary's 49,
a. Market street. corner First
" II AVERY. Gs-s-ai AKs--
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Builders Contracts.

Marx Sheldon owner % : II Mckay ICON
tractor architects NcDcuEau B-os.-Alte-a-
lions and additions. except entrance door and
side finish stairs from 1rst % second st0ry. sz-
trance hall. glazing inside finish IN first s-n-v
% make a th-e--s-cry fraDs dwelling On io.
OF SW corner % Golden Gate avenue and La
z-ns street " 34:s ~ 80: $40
Ms Bertha Britain toTne-l with : P Mac
GreEo- fccrtractor). architect A y. Smith
Al work EXCEPT plumbing painting Eas Hx-
lures. shades. uanteis and S-lsh hardware
etc ,or q two-sto-y attic and Easement ,-z-ne
building on LOT CT Ne corner % PaS. and
Baker streets. x hy z ss.lo-i. !4lss-
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MARRIED

: 0l-,s- DS-EAEEE -E.E ctry. Nc~e---
ler C. -.ss. ~ tie rev W.-lz-. { p5ns
-.g-e = -l-1sol a. C-z-a = Garrett. bo,s
q Se1 Frz-c-sc1
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coxpassrE sEyERALE -zAysArLAyrIsuE

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIs 49,
sailing every THURSDAY Instead q - ~
Saturday. fru- NcvembsT = 1850. az 80 -
70 a N. from PER - Scr-h River. fno< e
Aortcn 81 Ia NORMANpIE. Ncv- -. Ia
GASCOGNE. Nov. =. IA IOLHAINE. Nov.
-. IA HRETAGNE. De :. Flrst-clzss %
HRvr-. - ana upward. per cent reduction oa
round trip Seccrt-ci1ss q H1vre. 81 8 Per
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CANA
DA - P-catway fHutson tuiitirEl. View YORK
y = FUGAZI A CO. Pa~inc Coast Agents..
Montr--re-y ave. san Fra-cisco.
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Sgn, Moon and Tide.

United States Cast and Geotetfc Survey
Tines and Heights o.. High and Low
Waters 80 Fort Point. entrance q Sau
Francisco Bay. Published ty official
tho-ity OF TIRE superintendent
SOTE-Ths high and low waters occur a.
the city frult lMission-street WHARF about
twenty-five minutes later than a. F1-t Point.
Tire height % tide Is me same a. hoth phases
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Il.

EOTE-In the above exposition % -. tides
TIRE early morning tides are river II The 80
hard column and the successive tldes o, the
day y the order q occurrence as - tine. II.
the day the third tine column ths third tide
and the last or right hand column gives TIE
last t!te % tire day. except when there but
three dds as sometimes occurs Ths heights
gwen ar n adtltioc % IRE sosntlrgs OF the
United States Cast Survey charts. except
when a minus sign o. prscetes Ire height
and then the number given Is suhtrnctst rom
the depth given BY ERE charts TIE plane %
re.e-ence Is ths mean ,, %. L-Esr low Ha.s-.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-18
What He Said

Il asked a farmer for q pumpkin when
was out in the country
What did he say1f
He said. Help yourself: I planted
them 20 feed TO cattle. anyhow"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ea-1aEe licenses have b4en issued As follows
LSs'a 2. F-K and ANA = Brennan -s-s-
EZ-- te-E -a-ss- and Lzre-s Pzrt.r....... - n
s-R--s p y Ee-r-zn and susie =. C1rEty 40
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- j. GALLAGhER -.

Successors % Flanagan & Gail4Sh.-l.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND E3I8ALMERs.
:. Fl.Ih e.. opposite Ln-5la school,
1elerhons South s.
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THE 0, R, & N, co.

DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS 70
Po r Il "A N D
F-urn srea--strsst War ~ =
FADE SI2 First Class Including Berth
COLUMBIA .....-.........,....Scv. -. .
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. ..............-SoT q
short In. q Waila Walla. Spokane. Butte.
Helena and all points IN - SortnTrs--
through tickets % ar poi-ts Eas--
2. C. WARD. Gersrai AEe1t-
81 Narks- street.
cooDAr.r. PERKINS & co
supe-ir-e-fs-ts-
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Ten

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD.
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MoWER-I- sz--z ---z S5-e-h-sr :. SO 70
re Elte = GEORGE =. Mower. q 5z-zhte-.
.DN>- z--r tl-s c.ry. N-ye--.h-=- = -sss. %
- E.-- - Come LIS ~ Conner twin s1rs
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every STR ssy thereafter: change a; s-artis
20 th;. eorpanys s;sane-s tor AasxA sai
c. ~ Ry.: a. Tacoma % -. p. Ry.: a. VA1-
ccuver % c p. Pr.
Fer Eu-rka Gfu-hoist BAN. . . n. Nov.
s u. q .. 4. -: Dee S. aat svs-J ttth iay
thereafter.
Cayuccs Pert Harl--f fSAn Luis Ohispols
Gavto,a eanta Rartara- Vsn,urs- Hrsn---.
san Pedro Eas. Sau pedro 1cs A,Esi-sl a-f
Newport. > q n. Nov. q g Il u - a -
De- . ana svs-y f-n--N Cav thersastsr.
For San Diego. stc-ri-E only a. Port Har-
so-t fSs1 Luis Chispol. Santa barbara Po-r
Les InKefss art P@t--t7 los Arrel-sl. ~ A.
n Nov g e a "a =. - -; Dee All
sv--v sru--h 1sy thereafter.
Ter Er-eraia. NaEtalsra Paw. Sa1 Jo.- ST
Caho Ns-stls1 Aitata- Ia Pa1 santa Rosa
ia snt Guayuas CHsIl. . a n. II % ea-a
month
Fer further iz:o-zatisn oetsia eo=pszTs
folder.
n. e--pa-v ---.-~.s -. rfKh. ?, ch.aEs
Wilton, r-sTf-.f- -~.ics. steamers. sailing taf-s
az N--r-- = ssf'f-r
TICKEr oTFICE- Ss- Noatr77-r,
street Palace E1--n.
!, Msrkst -. San Frsncfsoo-
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MARRIAGES DEATHS

6.rt-- Earr-sEe zr1 1esIh notices se-t =
u--- ALL IT a= inserted. Thay must - hanse'
D. 40 r. --=- 2 --- publication ctE-es E-1 2.
.--1rs-1 SITE IL -z-le a1d r-SiE-rca = -
s--s t--- 5rlzs- . lave t1s sane published
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co

Cleaners leave B-oadway
wharf. san Francisco
Fer Aiaskaa ports. 70 o.
n. Nov. 4 ]. II ~. =. -.
De- J. change a. Ssattis
Fer Tfc-crfa Tanccuv-r
CB. CT. Port Townsend H.
attic. Tacoma. Everett A.
acort-s ard New whatco1
CWash-l. 70 q n. Nov Z Z.
n = - -. H. n-N
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BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL tSr.TE-

e -',tN =. .. r---t-ly. 70 interest. c3-af1-r-
49, - -i- --te. ..-s. hln-i1x g station
A. tt-frt clrs. gar L-lre-slty. : block f-r-1
large tartlry- lEs NE-r. Ee-ks-ev &C.,
NaoE cftlres Eit- ir--. .rlrr-ve-rs-ts. "a
stal-rll-rE safre e. rem s-1-r 3 = ,.r-~.-s
80 20, =. 80 7lAi.i-r .. Berkl-ey sta 2
STOP ra..rC -~r- uaer g1-. can ~ 4 So
t1rE rf..E tlll-ar-r1. axe t-t 49,.
from r-ilr.ei srat'cr. srkl-lr $3.50
f-r.-rf az e-ectr.- -ars. -r--e E-9c. o-I, ~
cash. ta-arre 81 rlcrtfy D. h-ise 49, -
n 600 -1ca-lQn. AXE Berkeley r-.f- -
49, station. 49, f-- RUDOLPH a PER-
KISS crfce crel s---ays
a WEEK -ne-r f1r csnts-The weekly C,Ti
y EaEef = E-arle.-. - zialinE 3 - vs-r
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AMERICAN LINE.
rr- YORK SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. PARr1
stoprinr AZ Che-h-rrE vssthcrnt.
Prom New York Ever Wstrs-iay. ~ n m
St Paul ........ Nov. - Is0rts ....... d. -
- Louis .......S-v. = 81. Paul ........ Dec q
SAX LINE
New YORK 1nf' AntWero.
From New YORK Every Wednesday n noou
Frsesiant Nov Ea~sinEtr r .... .N-v =
Southwark .....Ncv. e Scc-5Ia-1 Dee Q
WsstsralAni Nov. = Fr.ssian4 .......Dsc- y
EMPIRE LINE
Seattle. Ct. Michael. Dawson cry
For fun irscrraatlcn rsEartinx frsirnt anf
EaEsaEe apriy %
rSTERSATToSAL SAvIGAEToS COMPANY.
. MoniEu-~-y -. O. any = its agencies
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CLOSING Quotations.
Friday. November It. %. n

TIE CALL CALENDAR
Sov.mh>r. 1893.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND ROOMS AND. BOARD

OAKLAND ROOMS AND. BOARD.
LARGE Sonny frc-s aay-w.ns5- -ss--- 49,
1rt.Crsl. -1se-E1le. r-fe--rces Ifg- 80
-. rear F1rfrte-rts. rorrirEs.
sunny rooms. s-rg.e or - E-lts bard. r.s-
ra--1u razr~ fsz- Frg-kli1 -
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
A. irtrocrcftn 20 30 srrn T. shs.Ihsas Ne
tsrniturs dealer. ilth srG Frsuklia O4klA1a
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Noons : oN Ho' - - -
A RRANCH orao- t5r CsI u1v--tissrIsnts and
s-ss--lt RS - 80 -. "a x -.
e-tf7e-t .-r1ef - Avn
t--As s---'s a -. o. -
BUCHANAN &C. --.- f---sS e. tli =,
o-'-"ia-'~ ~-- -
CARP. -i-Fr-t ----s .--z.sss. e-Ss.s SITE:
s-.e
CAY. -,-L -sas - .a-se -.sar-isaea
-tt-- 49, - -
--t-- ~ ~. -, = - - - s.s..s
~ -, =, -,.--.s-s .--r-e r.--5,- x, -
. -. yea - ' -
...sr.e rrf- = -..r- -use p-.T ate g. . rk
-
--.e.,--f - ----.s e.-.-.--- A+A7'-
=. -
- - Fo@s-Eeraishe.
NINA. @-r---.s-ei I,us=keeplag ana single
T1e=s. ar--at- r-z-
af->-rn,- -- E--ssk-~s.zg -oo-,s. q -
NA-.ratt --- sunny hr-s.kesri-r 49,.
-.--.- B.. s-.- care ~ g-zce. rert s.
81 .sr-s-. ts.t 49,. Efsa - 49, !.
rr ..E t--t -s1zs e.asautiy - So
--s-t a--sekeel - al
q -A ii-N-ce tr-nt 's-rly suite q -co-ns
-
@Ts- "a Gteaea Ani bedroom. cur-
$3.50 ~ .s-,...-- = 3.as A9P.y a.
vsI-N-t. -. -, - -, = :. =
So. - - -, re5tieth- sunny -
- 49,. -, 80 -
~ HESs. $50 s.ssu7siy .fz--isted sunny
.a-assy '''
l---. -
ROOMS To IET-Fura end Tnf,r,
- -. --,--.-----.---- -------
2s.si o. *, I. &C.. - ., ,'sy 49,:
r,,-- -re- ''.as-s. p E-yie-. 81 as-r NA.s=s.
A-ERrNsSvI-K Eo-SF - So p.
=. p s. - 5.sst: s. 2 . 8 -. rex. AID
- ---.--- -s-- a. 80
see F-ar--sc5, Curs ana -ayi5- st--
$50 -er- 80. e-ss4;5-.:
- --sz--tah.s s > .
5-- e-k azlseA.s.--s Ga-set 81
- 80 is-- NA-s-t - - ~ -E'u.-
-, s----s. 'as.- 49, l---7-ez-i-
CAEHlL-lS. -s Ma-Eets So. .E-.1=z CAKE
- - ------ - -
CLASSIFIED lefe---ss zze5.s as szss-r- sSioas
..~- az 49, -i--.l -i--e - - .
EIlE. - lEt.-- s-at=s = t--l---ieAs. aesi
@ =. -. -, "a --s---
EI--s fs-ra-Fe sc--T -,--; s-,tA5.s our
-e- srs-.tA.-s -rw-
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e. t-.-e. -se---st.-. $50 i3cEt.s1
- ..---
= -
- 20 ---- - -s- ---sS1gs,
r-E water Fls- 7e1- s.
-.--- ..--- --. ,-.-.t -.---, - --
r--r e. n NJ F-eE ger. :. % -eerectlh.e-
~ ,.-- -.---rl-r5,- $500 - -
a-- E-ss - -r-s---g- -1---s. e. suite =
trse ladies' r2-.-- -el--7E -o--a; elevator
Il t.-----E 49,. I'D ,r...t--- $50 1900
- = -
y
f-l-T l-t-o-= g..
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REAL ESTATE.

70 i-zse-5o acres near Cak.zn. o. tens: -
c-T-.t. b1llE.-rs springs e-c- SALISBURY,
- S-1aEEay ozklz-d
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TO SAIL
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-18

y. = I
reports the following recent sales: For
C. II. Westphal. I'D acres OF general farm
ing land four miles from Santa Rosa for
500: John Evan 70 Major Johnson, 20
acres q land known the Hatch ranch
one mile from Napa OF the S0noma road.
Mr Bush has made the following leases:
From Mrs. II. RudOrn 70 A M0rford. 70
s.e=4z vineyard aE2e orchard iia+4ttss near
Martinez. a. 800 per year. POsey & AM
brose 20 ". 5. Cronk OF san Francisco,
SO acres Of land near Bay Point station
~ Contra Costa County, for four years al
The amount Of money loaned By n.
savings banks. building associations and
private capitalists on real estate security
during the week ending November II vas
$40 80. The total for the previous week
had been SS34 10. The loans OF the saw
inzs banks last week amounted 10 sf7T -,
a. follows. Hibernia 81 $50 German
$500 san Francisco Savings Union 81 90
Savings and Loan 49,. Humboldt 81 $50
loans OF the building associations amount-
Cd 70 ss315 and those OF private CAPITALISTS
20 S-0is The security Savings made a
loan OF $3.50 a. 6i.. AL the loans o. the
Hlbernia and Mutual were al 5. the for
mer including one OF sI4r1 and one ~
5000. Releases for the week were sls4.-
40. against s194 30 for the previous week
There was very slight Improvement
IL building circles during the past week
as indicated by the number Of Contracts
recorded The number OF new contracts
filed was seven. and their aggregate value
was SO g. The largest Contract 49,
that Of William WOLF 70 William HeIbiny
70 build four three-stOry houses on ne
north side OF Ellis street. SIS feet east ~
Octavia for $500. The next largssf
contract was that OF the Krug & thinner
man Mailing Company with Hurve &
Hipperly FOR additional store and wsra
house and new malrhOuse on The sotrrb
west corner OF Eighteenth and Shotxell
streets 70 cost Ss9s5- William GiseIran
contracted with J. r. Logan 70 erect a
one-story frame building on the south
east corner OF King and Fourth streets. 70
cost 800 The Olympic Club Awarded a
contract 70 Bernard Dreyer 10 build a
frame handbau court structure on its
premises FOR SSe00- Emmett Dunn CON
a two-stOry e!ght-roOm house on the east
line OF Ninth avenue. 90 feet north OF q
street 20 cost s3o0o. William r Miller
contracted with L T Fem 10 build a
one-stOry frame cottage on the south line
~ Lake street. SIS feet east OF Twen-
iseher contracted with T. H Dunakfr "a
make alterations and additions for a two
story structure 70 contain stores and flats
above on the southwest corner ~
Twenty-third and Hampshire streets. 10
cost sl92i-
pany has bought the property occupied bv
-herr1 under leasehold on The corner ~
Harrison and Spear streets FOR S3l1 an
The sellers are Henry G.. Goodman ana
The estate OF Samuel Hart. and therefor
the sale Is subject 10 confirmation By the
A deed has gone on record o. the sale
from the Adolph Sutro estate 10 the
Sutro Railroad Company. whose property
franchises etc. were recently bought Nv
the Suffer Street Railway Company. o.
the property consisting OF lot, depot. etc.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-31
The MOLINEUX OUTRAGE.
More scaly Work of New
York's District Attorney
Brought to Light.

NEW YORK, March 81, 1S99.-The mo-
ton to dismiss the Indictment against
Roland B. Molineux for the murder of
Mrs. Adams came up in the rimin
branch Of the Supreme Court before JUS
tice Williams today. Mr.. Weeks appeared
for Molineux and District Attorney Gar
diner and Assistant District Attorney Os-
borne appeared in opposition. Molineux
was not present. His father, General
Molineux, had a seat in the court room.
Before opening his argument Mr.. Weeks
complained that the minutes of the Grand
Jury as certified to by the stenographer
were incomplete. He said that the min
utes made M record of the presentation
to the Grand Jury of the evidence given
by Molineux during the Coroner's inquest.
Mr.. Weeks said hat he had prepared his
on the assumption that the minutes of the
C~oroner's inquest were never placed be-
fore the Grand Jury for their considera-
ton.
Colonel Gardiner claimed that trans
cripts of Molineux's evidence before the
Coroner were read to the Grand Jury and
marked as exhibits.
Mr.. Weeks declared that If the stenog-
rapher of Inc Grand Jury was entitled to
certify to incorrect minutes IL was I'M
possible for the defendant to know what
had been presented to the Grand Jury.
The Court upheld Mr.. Weeks.
Colonel aGrdiner finally said he would
send for the transcripts of Molineux's
evidence. Mr.. Weeks then began his ar
gument.
He claimed that the Indictment was
found On other than legal evidence, and
that the Court had thus power n the
right to set aside the indictment. Mr..
Weeks declared that the testimony
the only. testimony as to motive In the
case. He said that after rejecting the
obviously improper and illegal testi-
monyn of Cornish and the 'rancorous
statements of the District Attorney con-
tanned in the grossly leading questions
addressed by him to Cornish" there re-
manned only. a trivial difference between
wants, instead of a "racorous hate" This
difference took place about one year
before the death of Mrs. Adams and dur.
ing that years there was no intercourse
of any character between Cornish and
M~olneaux. Mr.. Weeks commended no
shown. Mr.. Weeks said that
the only evidence tending to con-
meet Molineux with the administrator
of the poison rested on the testimony of
experts in handwriting, who were not
-cross-examined. Mr.. Weeks then dis
cussed at great length the alleged unre-
liability of expert testimony. All the
evidence before the Grand Jury, Mr..
Weeks claimed, was wholly circumstan-
Mr.. Weeks maintained that the evidence
as to motive consisted principally Of con-
illusions, which were manifestly illegal.
Decision, finally, was reserved.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-31
THIRTEENTH STREET FIGHT
Witnesses Testify It Was
Always Thought City
Owned the Thor
oughfare.

Master in Chaneery Walter Collins con-
tinued the taking of testimony in the
legal fight between the city and the Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company for the possession OF the FOOT
of Thirteenth street. Mr.. McDermott APP
peared for the city and Mr.. Flavel Nc
Gee looked after the interests of the
company.
The first witness was William Nutley,
of No. $50 Grove street. He testified that
he had lived in that neighborhood for
several years and that he had always un-
derstood that the strip of land in dispute
was a street and belonged to the city.
He had continually seen men walking on
it and teams being driven over 1t.
John Casey, of No. SIS Grove street, tesI
tilted next. His testimony was much In
the same line. About sixteen or seven
teen years ago he built a house on Grove
street and he had his bricks landed at the
wharf just a little north of Thirteenth
street, and carted them over the property
in dispute. He always considered the
street the city's property down to the
waters edge and had seen it constantly
traversed by teams and pedestrians. On
cross-examination Mr.. Casey said that he
asked the consent of Superintendent
Reasoner, of the railroad company, for
permission to land his bricks on the wharf
but he would not admit that he ever con-
sidered the street anything except city
property.
James Nealon, of No. Alb Newark street,
Hoboken, formerly lived on Fourteenth
street, near Provost. He was a dealer in
sand and often carted sand irons the
bulkhead at the foot of the street through
Thirteenth street. He secured permission
to land the sand at the bulkhead from
Patrick H. O'Neill who was then City
thai the disputed property belonged to
the city.
Thomas Byrnes, of COS Grove street, who
has lived in that vicinity for 29 years,
formerly manufactured lime from oyster
shells on Eighteenth street. AS far back
as 1871, he testified, he used the disputed
kilns to vessels lying at the bulkhead. He
always considered it a public street and
the property of the city.
Matthew Mescal, of No. 209 Thirteenth
street, testified that he lived in that
-neighborhood for nineteen years and al
lie street down to the water. He drove
over the street frequently, four years
ago, and he found a fiagman at the rail-
road company's tracks the same as at
any other crossing.
For. t~hirty-two years Jacob Kaillen, of
No. 562 Henderson street, said he had
lived in hat vicinity and ever since ne
could remember the street had been used
by vehicles down to the river. The hear
ing was lnen adjourned to next week
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-31
(Sale No. 3710.l
The New Jersey Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
STATE OF NEW Observation-Disclosures

STATE OF NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Certificate of filing of consent by stockholders
to dissolution.
Greeting.
whereas. It appears to my satisfaction, by
duly authenticated record of the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof deposited
In my office, that the Barstow Fruit Jar Com
pany, a corporation Of this State. whose
principal office is situated at No. 50 Montgom-
cry street, in the City of Jersey City, County
Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust Company
being the agent therein and In charge thereof,
upon whom process may be served, has com
Piled with the requirements of A Act con-
corning corporations (Revision of 1885," pre-
liminary to the issuing Of this certificate that
such consent has been filed.
Now. therefore, l, George Wurts, Secretary
of State of the State of New Jersey, do hereby
certify that the said corporation did, en- the
twenty-fourth day of March, 1899, file in my
office a duly executed and attested consent in
writing to the dissolution of said corporation,
executed by more than two-thirds in interest
of the stockholders thereof, which said certif-
cate and the record of the proceedings afore-
said are now on file in my said office as pro-
In testimony whereof. I have hereto set my
hand and AFFIXED my official seal, at Trenton,
this twenty-fourth day of March, A. D. eigh-
teen hundred and ninety-nine.
GEORGE WURTS.
Secretary of State.
fSeal of the Secretary of the
State Of New Jersey.)