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The times., 1899-05-09
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

STATIGN CORNER SIXTH AND n Sta
1850 A. H. WEEK DAYS. PTrrSBUKG ES
PREsS-parlor and Dining Cara Harrisburg ~
Pittsburg.
lo:5o A. H. PENNSYLVANIA LNrrED-PuiI.
rian Sleeping. Dining. Smoking. and ohservs-
tion Cars Harrisburg 70 Chicago. Cincinnati.
Indianapolis. St LOUIS Cleveland. and role1o-
Eutet Parlor Ca- to Harrisburg.
1880 A. N. FAST LINE-PuIlm.n Bufst Parloe
Car to harrisburg. Buffet P.Ilor Car harris'
$50 p " CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS Ex'
PRESss-Slecping Car Washington TO 81. Louis,
and Sleeping and Dining Cars Harrisburg u
indianapolis 81. Louis. Nashville iva CineiA-
7.2o p. NJ WESTERN gyPREss-Pullran Sleep.
ing Car TO Pi.tsours ana Cnicago. Dining Cai
7:ao P. u SOUTHWESTERN ExPREss-Pull-
man Sleeping Cara Washington TO Pitt5huE!
and Harrisburg to st. Louis, Cleveland. and
Cincinnati Dining Car. Connects Tor Louis
io:i0 P. NJ. PACIFIC EyPREss-Puim,n Sleep
ing Car to Pittshury.
$50 A: M--For Kane. CanandaIgua. Rochester,
and Niagara Falls. daily except Sunday.
1850 A. M.-For Elmira and Remove. daily. eI.
eeept sundAy. For willi<msport, caiiy. s;a
7:2o p M.-For wflIiamsport. Rochester. Eric.
Bufalo. and Niagara Falls. daily, except Sat-
urday. With Sleeping Car Washington 10 Roeh-
este..
Buiaio, and Niagara Falls. daily. Pullman
Steering, Car Washington 10 Rochester sstm-
For Phiindelphia. New York. ani the
EnSt.
4:oo P. NJ CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED
daily; all P,rior Cars. with Dining Car from
Baltimore Regular at 200 Dining CARL. T:sa.
80. Sis, o:oc,' 1000 Dining Car). and 1l-al
S:l5. {:2o Dining Car from Baltimore). 6:5c.
1000 anj II so P. ~ On Sunday, 100 Dining
Ca.). 10. s-l5. 300. Hoo Dining Car from
Nilmington) A. NJ, Is:l5. s:l5, i:s0 Dining
Car from Baltimcre). $50. 1000. and li:59 P.
~ For Philadelphia only. Express. 12:i5 T..
NJ week days, a:oi and $40 r: N, daily.
For Boston. without change, 7:5o 4. n weex
For Baltimore. o:ao. 200. 7:so. 7:so. s:H. 900.
1000 1850, HOO A. ~. ls:15. l2:t5. l2:5s.
e.I5, s.si. 7.2o. 1000. 1910 Il:I5. and lI:5o
7. NJ On Sundays. 700. T:so. Sis. 9:do. s:o5.
io:SS Hoo leo NJ Is'l5 LIS: s;ol. SIS 80. 80
l00o 1910. and IL 10 +. "
For Pope's Greek Line-7:5o A. n. and i:3a ?.
VI. week days.
Fer Annapols-I:oo. 900 A. NJ; ,s;Is and 5:ta
A. N. and sac P. ~
Express for Florida and points Atlantic
mond cnly, HAS A. NJ. week days; Atlanta Spe-
cial. via Richmond and Seaboard Air Line. 500
P. NJ. daily. Accommodation for Quantico. 7:i5
A. n. daily. and les P NJ week days
Scnshore Connections.
For Atlantic City (via Delaware River Bridge. ALL
rail route). 12:i5 Z. N. week days (throush
| Pullman Buffet ParioE Carr, 2:I5. (+:0o Con
| gressional Limited'') P. ". daily, via Market
| Street Wharf; 1000 and 90 A. NJ; l2:i5 P
H. week days; 80 p. II. daily.
| Fer Cape May, Hoo A. u. week days; ii:5o P.
| ~ daily.
| Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth md Streets,
/ and at the Station. Sixth and Streets. where
orders can be left for the checking OF bagsass
20 destination from hotels end residences
Telephone sall iifi tor Pennsylvania Railroad
| Cab Service.
| J. g. HUTCHINSON. J. n. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-FEnALE.

Adrcrtisement. under rbfs bend
VIII DC inserted for one cent q word
for cnch insertion.
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FOR RENT-UoUSEs.

FOR RENT-Flat of six rooms; all modern i'm
proyements; heated by steam 1907 st
NV, $50.
Bay window brick, rooms; all modern i'm
provements; large stable. Gl2 @ st. nw.; only
S3O.50.
BricS of five rooms; modern improvements; 4th,
bet NJ and \; rent $3.50. SHREYE,
my7-3t 1000 7th st.
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WANTED-Experieneed tailoress for busheling.
NJ. DYRENFoRTH & CO., 923 Pa. ave. NV.
ruYs-tf
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GSslO) Chesapeake
SSSufs 6 Ohio BY,
the Grandest Scenery OF
America. All Trains VestibuIed.
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated
All Meals Served in Dining Cars.
Station Sixth and L Streets.
Schedule in effect May l, lS99,

Schedule in elect Nay I, lSJ3.
600 p N DAILY-Cincinnah and st. Louii
speeial-solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman
Seepers TO Cincinnati. Lexington, Louisville. In
dianapois. and ST. Louis, without change. PaFior
Car Coying;on, Va, to Virginia Hot Springs
Parlor Cars Cincinnati TO Chicago.
u:I0 z. NJ. DAI.Y-F- +. V. Limited-Soila
Train for Cincinnati Pullman Sleepers to Cincin-
nati, Lexington. and Louisville. without change.
(open for occupancy at a:OO p. NJ Connection
for Hot Springs, Va, daily. Pullman sleeping
Car to virginia Hot Springs. without change.
daily except Sunday. Observation Car Hinton to
Cincinnati. sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago ana
St. Louis.
$50 p NJ DAILY-For Gordousyille. Char-
Iottesyille. Stanton, daily, and for Richmond.
daily, except Sunday.
Reservation ard tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
offices. 51S Pennsylvania Avenue; 619 1ith Street.
near +. and at the Station. Telephone call, iii
for PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Cab Service.
H. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
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FOR sALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE-Lot west of Chevy Chase. near Dis
trict line; bargain for specuation lS9x2S5
feet Apply FRANK STORY. Union Station,
Georgetown and Tenleytown II. Il. myS-St-em
FOR SALE-S1. .G9i cash for building lots; cor
ner 10th and Z SITS. se.; has water. sewer,
and gas; south front. JOHN +. DOSoH0E &
son. 3Os Z. Cap. st. ny6-3t-em
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-A beautiful prcss-brick bay window
house, s rooms and basement cellar. Call and
see the owner. J. S. DUFFIE, S94 | st. NV.
myg5t
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NAATED-IIonsc, near East Capitol st., between /
sih and s;h s;s.; 9 or rpoms: all modern |
improvement; good yard; viii pay 5000 TO |
S5-0J9. address X. 4. J., this Office. isy0-3t
MASTJ.D-9 squares Of Centre Market, small |
house, rent not 10 exceed SIP. G. 81. H.. /
this Office. mys.3i-cH
NAsTED-Iiouse; six rossIs; modern improve.
inen's; NV; state price, location. Address |
y. l.. tslis cf.nc. py7.st
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk 4 Washington
Steamboat CO.

- Every dag In the year for Fortress Monro..
- Norfolk. Newport News and all point, south
- By the superb. powerful steel palace stear,-
- srs "Neapcrt News Norfolk" and
- Washington on the following schedule:
Lv WashinstoE.6:so pm Lv. PortMaouth.5:o0 pE
Lv. Alexandria. :Oo pm Lv. Nerfols. ..5:45 pun
ar. rt. Nouroe.7:0 :0o am Lv. IT Aonroe.6:s5 pm
Ar. Norfo!k-- 500 am Ar Alexlndria $3.50 am
Ar Portsmouths:ls an Ar. Wash:ngton.s:oo an
- Tickets On tale at sl7 Penn ave-. and
- .. ticket otHcc. 6l9 Penn. ave. and corner
- 18th st. and v. Y. ave-. Q. & @. ticket OF.
- fees, at 5,3 snd 1921 Penn ave-, s. A. L.
- Ticket Office. 1884 n. Y. are. and on board
steamerA
aS- For further Information apply at gen.
- erai Offices. 7th ST. wtsri. Wash. D. u
- 'Phone 75c.
no2s-f JSo CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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FOR SALE--Bargain No. IA nice S-story house.
II rooms. all modern; large concrete cellar;
nice lot; near Smithsonian, Southwest; rent,
SSl.5o; cost 5000: price. $500.
bargain No. 2-Fine 6-room house on ny. ave,
near Lincoln Park and electric cars, built in first
class style, Of best material. and very elegant;
rent, sSl.SO; cost s., 900; price, -, COO
Frame on St sw., and one in rear; about
2,e9) feet ground; all for $3.50; regular snap.
Nice brick, st. Sc, with all modern i'm
provementS: will rent for about Sl7; cost 5000;
price. 81. $50.
Also other good paying investments Those.
also. wishing to sell and having bargains to offer.
send us list; will sell them.
niyi-St c. BOYER & SONS, 2Ii 9Th st. sw.
FOR SALE-A bargain; frame house; rooms and
bath; hall; vestibule; range; latrobc heat; 2
squares from II st. cars ne; price $1,000; easy
payments. Address OWNER Y, this office.
my7-3t
FOR SALE-Five-room brick. 1921 Ga. ave. Sc.
$3.50 cash, balance $1,000 per month. Apply
at store corner Taylor and Jefferson sts.. Ana
costa. my7-3t
FOR SALE-I need $500 cash, and for tina. sum
will sacrifice my 10-room and bath house;
near 18th and Q sts.: you can pay balance at
nte of SIS monthly, including interest; it's
cheaper than rent SACRIFICE. this Office.
my6-3t-em
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Call for senii-moatily Bulletin.

FOR SALE OR RENT-New Groom house. en-
Centre ST., Mount Pleasant: modern improve
ments; papered; $500. JOHN I. KNOTT, 9!s
st. my6-Gt en-
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WANTED-Setiled colored woman to dc cooking
and general housework; city ref. Gail at s2S
Eth st. NV 1t
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FOR HIRE.

s1.oo-Fuil dress suits for hire, 81, at JULIUS
CoHEN'S, 110i 7th st. NV. ap1l-u
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.wASTED-By white man, place as frst-class
blaeksraitb helper or experienced milk wagon
driver. Address G. r.. this Office. ny7-3t
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nELr wAxrEp-rEMALE.

Advertfsemcnts under this heni
will be inserted ior one cen: n word
for each insertion.
The times., 1899-05-09

WASTED-By neat white man. place as meat
cutter or grocery clerk. address p. T., this
Office. mys-3t-em
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-Poultry farm; complete outfit; on car
line; cheap. Address RARE CHANCE. this
office. my9-3t
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WASTED-By colorcd man, place waiter will
ing To go away. I2O5 2lst st. NV. II
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HELP wANrED-N..LE-

WANTED-Waitsr and cook: also q boy to attend
smusements at summer resort. Apply at 1l02
sth ST. Sc. IT
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WANTED-By young colored man, place to drive
grocery wagon. Address WORK, this ofice.
1t
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WANTED-Settled woman TO do general house
work, in the country; white preferred. Call
at once at 1877 De Sales ST. mys-3t- t-em
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HELP wAxTEp-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-A white man and white females for
hotels and housewoTk. sos 81. NV. II
The times., 1899-05-09

wANTED-By young colored girl. situation as
nurse or general houseworler. 1908 r. /. ave.
Ii
The times., 1899-05-09

wANTED-white cooks. pastry cocks, kitchen
maids, chambeunaids. waitresses, laundry
help. and scrubbers for seashore and mountains.
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 6l3 1th st. my6-6t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-26

rWenn Sic es miiniden, aaerOinss"
perieBte er traurig. sd pGre S6nen
10 bon Ser5en germ %bisnitbar gepeien,
= ih bate Sic 10 germ pieoersefeben.'
r8isuei4t ieben mir uns audi piez
Der, iaste lie, nuno ipenn es Der San
isin iolte, 10 perge1en sic, bdB mir
uns ie Supor ~ge1eben."
limb ih Tam Sbnen tpirtli9 teis
nerlei Sienite leiiten?"
,&einen anbern als paB sic bas
9%prgefalene pergeKen", e%rtpioerte lie.
sd piiroe midi tets uugern meines
tinoliben 9enebmens erinnern. Sod
einmal tauieno Sdnt 2orp ct. SUIT,
leben sic ppbl."
gbe er ibr etpas ertpipern fpnnte,
mar lie i4pn balbpess ben @bbans
berabgeitiesen uno er itano unter benz
blauen, tp~olteuloien Simmel aQein.
@m nG6itsn Sage erfubr er, ais er
ii4 na9 Der englii9en Sumilie i'm
Sotel be pGurppa erfunoigte, oaB
2aop Smeaton baielbit in Sesleitung
ibrer SD6ter uno drip Neslie, Der
Grbin BON 2ancepoob logirte.
yIlio bic @rbin bon 2anceppob",
pieberbolte ii4 2orb ct. SUIT. rWelz
6en 8erlult in aIer Welt tann lie 10
tief betlasen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-26
Is. &dpitel.

0ipien elite na6 Saule. Die grz
innerung an ibr tleines Ibenteuer bez
riibrte Tie tbeils ansenebm, tbeils aber
audi undngenebm - dneenebm UNI Der
berSli6en, tbeilnebmenoen Worte pilz
len, bic lie pernommen, = unangenebm
peil tie einen 3eussn ibres Sdmeroes
aebabt bate. oils lie bic Sbir bes
3immers, in pelfem 9aob Smeatpn
iid sepObnli6 aufbielt, Dffnete, bOrte
iie. pie Caroline eben iaste:
w4lIu lit lie pirtli6 nibt lGnger bic
grbin. sic bat 2anceppoo auf inn
mer perloren."
Die Wprte trafen tie pie Elm 9libs
Itrabl. 8isber bate lie nur an bic
9rDBe hires periOnli9en 8erluItes unb
an ben S6merS, Der odbur6 iiber lie
1etommen mar, geoa6t, our9 bieIe
Worte puroe ibr aber crit tlar, baB iie
pamit audi ibre Steluns in Der @eIel=
idaft pOais einsebiBt bate. sic mar
nun ni6t mebr bic Grbin bon 2auee=
lpooo uno tonnte ieBt ni6t mebr err
parten, oaB man ibr. pis bisber, bull
biste unb ibr 10 bel Yepunoeruns uno
@~erebrung uno llntertbdnisteit be-
mics. Sas mar nun allies poriiber.
M0sli9erpeiie tonnte ibr immerbin
nod elm srobes 8ermOgen Sufalen,
aber lie mar penno6 niht mebr bic
Grbin, uno ibre Stelung mar oemna3
cine gang anoere geporben. Sic salt
nidt mebr, mas lie bisber eegolten
bate. Was piirbe 2Orb ct. Suit ses
antportet BADEN, ipenn lie ibm seia9t
bdtte: sd par Die @rbin elmer gro=
zen !SerrI4aft unb babe mein Grbe
perlprsn9" Wiirbe er li6 bann anpers
9egen lie benommen baben9 Wiiroen
bic 5reuuoe, nit oenen lie eben reiite,
ibr pesbalb anoers besegnen9 Sapon
tpnnte lie ii1 balo ii~bsr5eueen. sic
trat rubis in bas 3immer in benz ii9
Gaop Smsaton aasin nit ibrsn Sp4s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-26

tern befanb, unb eriab ipfprt aus ibren
~perlegenen Mienen, DAB fie eben pom
ibr geiprp6en bate. Sn 8tpien lebte
aber Der fur9tloie Sirn Der ~altengtesa
lie fort, unb oesbalb ging lie fofort auf
Caroline gu.
sd pernabm nod Sbre leBten Wors
te, als i4 eben ms 3immer trait,
Iagte lie. Isle itno gang re9t beri4=
tet, i6 bin ni6t mebr bic @rbin BON
Sancepooo. SIS lit mir entrifen."
SD erfubr ss burb Mib Salis'
Brief, 8ipien", perIebte Caroline, uunb
beoauere es unenoli3."
WtiB Heslie itelte it9 10, oab lie ale
i'm Simmer Inpsienoen gut bspba9-
ten tonnte.
~Sas 2eben legt uns man9e prii.
fung auf", iagts lie. sd mub bic
meine gnGoig ertraSen. SD bin bin.
fort ni6t mebr bic Grbin BON 2anee.
pooo meine 2ebensiteaung lit cine
gang anoere geporoen = uno pen1
oas Cure 9efible fir mid irgenbpie
Gnoert, 10 seitebt es mir slsid jebt sbrs
lid elm. Sbr f9entet mir ais bic
grbin BON 2anceppob Cure Sreunb.
i6aft; piellei6t ballet Sbr mid ala
Sipien gteslis ibrer ni4t mebr fiji
piirbig."
ySpre6sn Sic nibt 10 bitter, mein
liebes &tno", mari 2aop Smeaton Elm.
Isle iino our9 bic Ha9ri6t 10 febr
iiberrai6t, bas lit BEL mir ni9t oer
Sdu. SD bate ldnsit cine 9lbnuna
bon benz, mas Sbnen beporitanD."
LIMB i9 babe ME 5upor oardu ses
ba6t", iagte Sipien. SD fanp es
idpn bart genug fir mid, baB 2abp
Neslie mid p~erbrGnste, mir meines
8dters SsrS e%ntfremoete uno als Sers
rim auf meinem gigent6um paltete,
aber oaB Elm Sobn audi nod meinGrbs
tbeil an ii4 rsiBen piirbe, paran Dadts
i9 ME-"
naber i9 oa9te oft baran", perIebh
Gaop Smeaton. rSDren Sic mid ems
nal rubig an, meme liebe @ipien. SD
mar Die Sreunpin Sbrsr ielisen Rut,
ter uno liebte Tie aufri4tis, uno um
ibretpiaen iino audi sic mir tbeuer.
go nett es mid alio anbelanst, lit es
mir gang glei6giiltig, Of Sie cine
rei6e Grbin ober cine 9sttlerin limb.
so, nod mebr. SD babe sic 10 berss
lid lieb, baB i3 Sbnen, i'm Sale Sic
iiA unter ben pbpaltenoen l1mItGnben
in 2ancepoob ni6t pobl fiiblsn, 10
ldnse ib lebe, cine Seimatb in meinem
Sauie anbiete."
8ipien neigte iid berab unb tiiBte
bas ppblppllenpe gsiidt, bieie lire
erlte grfabrung in ibrem S9mer3e
ipirtte unsemein trOiteno auf lie.
GortfeBuasfolst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-26
l3. &apitel.

g. 4rtbur peridpb es bon Sag gu
Gag, @ipisn bic Mittbeiluns gu ma
Gen. Sr faste iid, baB es bod sinmaG
esi9easn miiKe, baB es unbebinst ieiz
re ps'ldt Jet, es ibr al i6reiben, unb
rod pbredte er INNER pieber Dor Der
s!ufssbe auriid. Wie lsi9t tonnts lie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-26

o.: .Sait Su Dor 9einsr So9Seit
einen Polterabeno geba6t, lieber
Sreunb?"
g.: rRein. Sei mir tamen bispols
.terabenoe na6 Der So45eit."
griter Stuber: rS6au Baron, no
perben Sic fir Saiion 9aroerobe
MAIDEN lahen?"
3peiter StuBer: rWo feinite Sa1
CON - srDBtsr unS Iansitsr puSa."
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-05
AND THE LAUGH WAS
ON COLONEL ANDREWS

CALL HEADQUARTERS. SACRA-
NENTO, Jan. 4.-Of all the beautiful
butterflies that fitted about the Capitol
to-day none was more gorgeous than Col
onel A. Andrews, bedecked as he was in
all the gold lace and brass buttons that
are so essential 20 a member of the
Governors staff. Colonel Andrews has
braved the batteries of admiring feminine
eyes and Illuminated street parades in
Vulnerable. The colonel has grown gray
in the service of the State, and his eyes
have dimmed, but he is as ready to re-
spOnd TO his chieftair's command TO place
himself on exhibition as ever.
Colonel Andrews came up with the other
members of the staff TO participate in
the inaugural parade, and tonight every
body is enjoying a laugh at his expense.
. The officers were gathered in the Govern
oT's room at the Capitol, and Colonel Fred
Bmgin was turning over the leaves OF a
huge volume containing the portraits Of
State Prison convicts. There were some
ladies present and in consequence Colonel
Andrews did not have on his eyeglasses,
bur glaHCing at the book, he saw the pic
lures ana mistO0k the striped suits for
blue and gold lace. He jumped at the
. Conclusion that it was a volume Of mill
tary heroes, and, turning proudly to the
others. ne said:
=. Ky portrait adorns that volume. I am
sure Of IT. It would not be complete with
out me
Yes, colonel" replied BUrgin, IT fancy
your picture is in here somewhere" And
then Andrews wondered what all the
others were grinning at.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-05
LEGISLATIVE BODIES
DOWN TO BUSINESS
Continued from Third Page.

ia Cruz, chairman of the temporary COM
mittee on attaches, which was assigned
with Beecher, Burke and Radcliffe as
members, submitted the first report of the
committee. 1t recommended that the fol-
lowing temporary officers of the Assem-
bly, be paid their mileage and per diem
oJt of the contingent fund
s J. ;Duckworth, chief clerk s:o 81 20; W.
O. Banks, sergeant at arms, SO so; r. Q.
Wickham, minute clerk. S102 20; W. j.
Hamilton, assistant, $; T. Mcfarland,
S6, W. Rayner. S.; J. Hawkins, IS; A.
Friedlander, s. 50; W. II. Bench, 81 so; G.
W. Carson, 50 80; W. II. Dahle, S.
Mr.. Radcliffe's report contained the ac-
tual expense OF the Assembly organiza-
ton for this session. 1t footed UP just
SZl4 10, as against about $4,000 spent in 1897
for the same purpose.
Speaker Wright announced the follow
Ing list of appointments made pursuant
70 the resolution of Belshaw, and ad-
1ournment was taken to 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning:
Porters-John Roster, J. A. jackson,
George Ashley; Waterman, Z. NJ. Brock
rear porter, ". s. Raynor; day watch
man. =. Warren; elevator attendant, R.
Wolf; Waterman. J. Pinkard; fireman, J.
J. Cornell; janitress, Mrs. James Stokes;
engineer, 9. Wright.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-05
I he New Inquisitorial
Body Organizes.
MAKEUP OF THE COMMITTEES
STRONG MEN WILL WATCH AND
PUNISH EVIL-DoERS.
Representative of Every Branch Of
Industry Are Members of This
Body, Which Guards Pub
lie Institutions.

The new Grand Jury met yesterday for
the first time in the rooms Of District At
torney Murphy and perfected its organi-
cation 1t is one OF the strongest bodies
of that character ever assembled and
should strike terror to the hearts Of evil
doors. Charles A Murdoch was elected
chairman, l. z. Van Wrinkle secretary
and George H. Buckingham assistant sec
rotary. The remaining members are: Syl-
vester Levy, John P. Henry, Charles B.
Fem, George a. Newhall, c. E. Grunsky,
Charles B. Jennings, Charles H. Stanyon,
L. S. Bachman, James c. Bourbin, ).
NJ. Smith, Benjamin Newman, Z. Dan
forth. a. ]. McNicoll, II. NJ. Black, ].
Farnham and Thomas Magee Sr.
After the organization had been effect
ed Chairman Murdoch announced the
makeup OF the various committees as
follows:
Assessor, Auditor Treasurer-H. II. Black,
Board OF Education and schools-G H. Buck
inghEm. J. Farnham, Thomas Magee Sr.
Coroner Morgue and Public Pound-L. S.
Bschman, c. 3. Fem, c. B Jennings.
Courts. superior Justice and Police. c.
Bourbin. S. NJ. Smith. G. A Newhel
County Clerk and justices Clerks-J. P.
Henry, A. ]. McNicoll, s. Levy.
Corporations, Water, Gas and Gas Inspector
J. Farnham c E. Grunsky, ]. c. Bourbin.
District Attorney, City and County Attorney
State Offeers-C. B. Jennings, II. NJ. Black L.
Dives and Social Evils-Thomas Magee Sr.,
L. E. Van Wrinkle, a. J. McNicoll.
Fire Department, Fire Alarms and Fire Mar
shal-B. Newman. J. c. Bourbin. c. B. Fem
Gambling, Opium Dena Lotteries-A. J. Nc
Nicoll, 3. Newman, {. II. Stanyan.
Health Department Alnshouse, Hospital and
City Physician-G. a. Newhall, @. II. Buck
ingham, c. Z. Grunsiky.
Mayor, City Hall Commissioners and Board
OF Supervisors-S. NJ. Smith, l. 5. Bachman,
H. NJ Black
Public Library and Magdalen Asylum-C. B.
Fem, c. II. Stanyan, J. P. Henry.
Police Department, Police Patrol, City Prison
E Danforth J. p Henry. 3. Newman.
Recorder. Election Commissioners and Public
Administrator. II. Stanyan, c. 3. Jennings,
G. H buckingham.
Sheriff and County JaiI-s. Levy, C. A. New
hall, E. Danf0rth.
Superintendent Of Streets, County Surveyor
and Golden Gate Park-C. (. Grunsky Thomas
Magee Sr. S. NJ. Smith.
Tax Collector and License Collector-b. E
Van Wrinkle S. Levy. l. s. Bschman.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-05
ALMOST a BATTLE.
Beckman and La Rue Nearly Came to
Blows Over an Interview.

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO Jan. Am amusing incident oc-
Cured about Il o'clock this morning in
the corridor Of the Golden Eagle, which.
# 1t had not been for the Intervention of
friends, might have resulted in two ex-
Railroad Commissioners determining re-
SUITS according to Queensberry rules.
. EX-Railroad Commissioner William
Beckman, who. four years ago, was de-
feated by II. NJ. La Rue, who has just
retired from that Office, extended his hand
TO Mr.. La Rue in the corridor and said:
We'll, you knocked us out four years
ago, but we beat you this time by clean,
fair methods Let's us have a drink"
Mr. La Rue did not take kindly to the
generous invitation and declined it, re-
marking:
THAT Interview you had in the Bee was
not true. There was nothing fair about
that"
You do not mean to say that lied do
yOu2' said Mr.. Seckman, bristling up.
well, that interview was not true"
said Mr.. La Rue. with some heat.
don't tell me that l lie said Mr..
=. Then both tile dignified gentlemen
squared off. but friends stepped in and
no blood was shed. Mr. La Rue turned
and walked away and Mr.. Beckman
turned 10 his friends 10 explain that he
had addressed Mr. La Rue with the ut
most good feeling and from no desire to
arouse him.