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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
Commercial School eraduates.

OAKLAND. Dec. Flight graduates
OF the commercial department. Central
School. held their exercises and received
their diplomas in the rooms OF the school
.bfa afternoon Hon William u na s-ls
made the address and the presentation OF
diplomas.
The graduates were: Joseph Crawford
Beatty, Frank Bruce Craig. Edith Alice
Davis, Felix Fibush, Alice Pauline Miller
Edith Agnes Mury. Sarah Blanche Swim
deli. Mabel Elizabeth Thompson.
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supsrintendent Was Santa Claus.

The Christmas festival for the children
In the home OF the Boys and Girls Aid
Society took place last evening. The su-
perintendent did the hOnOrs as Santa
Claus and distributed the gifts which hung
upon a pretty Christmas tree He was as
sisted In the work OF making the children
merry by his aids. +. A. Bailey. Mrs.
Siddons. Mrs Housman. Mr.. Westenton
and the Messrs. HOllister. Prior 20 tho
Christmas tree ceremony there were mis-
cellaneous exercises. Mabel Lavine made
an opening address: Baggs. Sampson.
Spalding. Peterson and Boyer gave an
exhibition Of dumbbell drill: Ruby Shaw
and n BriZZOlesi sang: Baggs. Lynch.
Simpson and Milligan had n dialogue;
Edith Ellis and Baggs sang n duet: fifteen
children sang the Operetta entitled Under
the Greenwood Tree" Then came the
Christmas tree. which was the last on the
list OF exercises. After that the children
went to the dining-room and had ice
cream and cake some OF their friends
from outside the institution sitting With
them. About seventy-fve children were
present.
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Seats for Christian ON Sale

The management OF the Columbia The
ater has found II necessary TO announce
that seats for the first fifteen perform
ances OF THE Christian" can be secured
from this morning on. This ARRANGEMENT
has been consummated owing 10 the in
ability of the box Office TO supply the de-
mand for the first week
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
Al Lean Resigns.

OAKLAND. Dec. 22.-The resignation Of
AL Lean. athletic trainer at the uniyer
sity. has been accepted and Hufferdine
the swimmer and wrestler of the Dental
College. will succeed him. Lean was ex-
tremely popular. both with the student
body and the faculty at the university.
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Husband Alleges Deser+;on

OAKLAND. Dec. 20. c. Baldy to-day
filed suit in the Superior Court for a di-
vorce from Ida M. Badly. alleging deser-
fion. The parties reside at Livermore and
were married in November Of 1896
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
~ 80: - art -

the Philippines. Mrs. Cookson will reside
with her mother and will be at home to
her friends after the first Wednesday in
January "
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23

Foolish sayings now and then are ut.
tered by the wisest men.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23

Littlefield-6 feet Inches-y Ill be the
tallest man In next Congress.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23

Only a woman's temper can equal the
warmth OF her love.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-01
WATCH HILL. r. I.
TME lARM0N MOUSSE

Largest hotel at me HH bes, location; near bathing
beach golf lnxs modern convenences orchestra hnest
ballroom on coast: excellent cuisine; hotel under new
mana cement: send for circular.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1i3th-st No Sc West 20xI001l Marx Scion
70 Joseph Po.sten and William Feinberg $50. 90
and another to Jacob / Lssner ~ ,............ 22Oc
L-dfldge-st. 100 II Of stantOn-st T5xlOO;
William Feinberg and Joseph Polstein TO Marx
So.omon 1880
llSth-st No VI West. 20x1O11f: Marx solomon
10 Joseph Po!seln and William Fenberg ........ 5000
$50 81, n 5. 200 II OF 1th-aye 2Ox9s.9 Robert
AeWhliam. executor. etc 10 Mary Donnely,
,,Iecase uo"eI -. = lZ-V
Barrow-st corner Commerce-st 25x37 5x25x
St1; Gerson Oppenhelm to Isidor Korn
seth-s;. s.. 5IO2 It Of shave 2l lx9s9:
Cornelius IT Taman 10 F Schinmeyer. ..... II ,a0
T8d-st 5 s. 2O1 II g OF West End-ave. 1S.SXl022;
William Crawford 10 George Crawford $500
Broadway. corner WalkeI-st 2SX175. TO
Ccurtandt Alley x205xl75.. Harry l. Moxey
and another TO Charles \ G1ul l............... $1,000
l3th-st No 4i4 East. 2I3xl03.3. Charles Schmidt
to Gasparo Dina and another. Observation-Disclosures. 1890
BrooIne st. No @27 25x76; Joseph Spwack
u Fishel EiSen. $500
iOoii; Frieda Hart to 1gnatz Schultz 3lS2
6Tth-st, n S. 20 II Of Park-ave, 20xiO05. David
II Hyman to Willie l. inman. ................ $500
Avenue \ No l.55g :. 2l5XS05 Annie Blank -
Sophie Schneider. n,5O
l59th-st 100 II OF Amsterdam ave, s0x
99ll; Leopold Fiiucia to Ernst Marks-Nathan M
Avenue A. No 1859 W s 25.5xsO5; Sophie
Schneider and another 10 Edward Blank -. 23.W
5th-sve 8 1871 It Of 95th-st 1O0.SXl022:
James b Ford ct al, executors, 10 Isaac ,o M
ClOthier lOV'VV
2d-ave s. 5O5 It n OF st. 2jx1OO Edward
Mccall referee. TO Theodorus Baiey....''.' l2'"
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FURNISHED fiousrs 90 Get e onnirn.

~ ~ 80 SIII
- r. 1.-THE Dunes. one Of ne Largest ana oaa Bese
Fvorythinr ready for Housekeeping, including
Linen Cutlery and Sverware Price for season. incInd
ing gas and water $lVo ImiheulHte pOsseSS'o"' N''
full particulars apply TO ,, n, r,o.... ,oar,
Main ST.. Wefterly. r. !.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-01
foreclosure Sales.


CTPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- yORK-ADELINE NJ. BROOKS sole surviving
Fxecutrx OF the will and testament OF EdwaIq .
Brooks deceased. Plaintiff. against NlCTORlNE STUD
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreclosure and sale
dy made and entered above entitled action bear
Ing date 2lst day OF June ls09
= THE UNDERSIGNED the Referee in said Judgment
named will sell at public auction at the New-York Real
Estate Exchange Sales Rooms No Ill Broadway. in the
Roroueh OF Manhattan city OF New York on the l4th
day OF July 1899 12 o'clock noon on that day. by
William NJ Ryan. auctoneer, the premises directed by
said Judgment be sold and therein described as fo!
lows: 1890, , ,s 49,, 49,
r,idnes thereon situate lying and being in the Nine
teeub Ward Of the OF York. bounded and con
tening as follows: BEGINNING at point on the north
erly side ~ Fifeth Street distant one hundred ana
four Westerly from the northWeery corner
OF Fift.eth Street and Second Avenue thence running
To-,be,v and parallel with Second Avenue one hundred
feet and FIVE the centre line OF the block b
tween Fiftieth Fftyfrst streets thence westerly
along said centre feet; thence Southerly
Ave inches 10 the northery side of Feth street thence
astey along said nottherly side of Ffeth street SeN
enten feet point Of beginning said premises being
hv the street number 241 East 10th Street both ~
the walls OF said premises being party walls
Dated New-York, June 23rd. 1899 -
''' W EDWARD D. O'BRlEN.
MERRILL. & ROGERS. Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff
III Broadway,
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City.
The following is a diagram Of the above described
premises Its street number is No 2l East 5Oh Street
Ne city:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

2i45 II n Of wendoycr' ycsrs.... 1900
2se Henry 3 years r'................... 10000
etc. ssi st. n s. 200 II W Of 7th-aye. year. 10000
No $sG 1otheaTe year ...I.......... 1900
i3aR sao T9 Of bfoaduay E Do s"y hu 4os 1ooO
other Central Park West corner 92dost
Tarnc.. Harry, and Thomas Kiernan to title
Gusrantee and Trust Company, o2d-st s. l25 ., ooo
property i year 1900
st. s75 OF 7th-ave year............ l4.5Oo
Henry Hirsh Ansterdan-aye, corner i40th-
PiSsr Icon and jacoD charles hunter oo'o oo.,
Blue Arthur Mary to Henry Toemer Avenue -OO
Olasaye, $1,000
2sd- st $ l02 It Of 3d-aye 3 years 61,OoO
Crawford George 10 Real Estate Trust Company
End-sye .,.....',... 5000
Ie7 # " .St C,h-aye; lsd- 5 s. 225 IT " Of
shave; aSd-st -str $ 300 # Of % eth-aye 9th
COS # Of i2oth-st demand ...'........' 1880
s EngemanH SOs Emil ana 'S Mas % Jus to %om5n Ais
berg l2sthIst n $ 229 Of sth-aye years 1900
Mendelsohn, Union-aye n " corner Dawson ST. .oo,,
I%nox ave- n " corner 1iiihsj y year.s."..4 1900
ave- corner 1i5h-st i 1900
H;s s Isaac sos fn cf isS 'Rs sS8h'
sa1er rsr,' Anna b to trustees Of the scotch Pressy
terian Church Of the city Of New-York No 8SO % ooo
HARDY Charles r. to Henry R Hoyt St Nicholas ooooo
Lehman mD Albert feftF and Mitchell 10 Title Guarantee
1nS SIser lIgs' I9 C9P5"y 7 Years ~. 10000
w. - IT : Of iih- St. demand 1900
To Isl West c2d ST. 3 10000
h9osehmm' 1 M 9i9 Avenue G Years .. 5000
He;s, hsny 6DnsT aqnsT" Ea4idge st. 10000
Company 1C5th-st. :. lG4s # Of Broadway n coo
N1;sRaS5 %ronSow. % 72d,st s. 2o Of ad-nve ,oooo
YSyI SgN's Lott. G. to the trustees Of the Peabody
Education Fund. Lfxington-aye corner "o- ., ooo
BaehrScS louis to jette stern No as4 East - ,oo
MaSairs lShs 1hSmas STsr j. to charles Riley Mount Nor
ris Park West. corner 122ds'' year. TWO Io5 600
NoptS RIVER Electric Light and Power Company 70
Of i44th st together with buildings plant ,o4 600
reP?erd & Jsmes' to Seas S@sna'ine a 1900
Rgsoy Dayid r 10 SnHI-g i"7tS ST $500
seical Lutheran Church of St Paul. in City OF ,soo
10 2S3 cheTF{ 70 't Ga2oSe Damn Sd
Zimmerman CnHs'nS s ,,s,b ,s ~ 81 10000
pis5as 5S'IEP Y n S S
AiSTens So IS t2i chrysiest interior lo rs 4 qsoo
Of B9wfIy y.s Snf u S 70 j James S Ford ct a. execu
tors. etc 5th-ave = 'o' II % ........ 1900
Same TO John Carroll ''h-aVe' ''' oo'ae' 24OCo
Ennis Matthew F. ct al to Donald "acAa' 27Ooo
% IL I'm = "a Union Dime Savings lnsttu
ton No to7 wliis-aFe' '''...' corner i'' 5000
Greer. samuel to RSbert RpassS 10000
aNt xera 10 city Real Estate company
Audubon ave. = % or 90 +" "..'' OF io' 5000
same 70 Ws,son ct es,b a. ehes" 215Oo
same to Erns,-MarK Nathan C9npSsny IpS Auau . 1900
peIiinger Leopold. to American Mor'sase Co 1900
xTIs psn'J James and John " 70 stephen "'e 10000
scnnots ,r,otecs etc boulevard Lafayette o' 1900
ijsth-s 3 years.
yoTNC PLANS.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-01
SUMMER HOMES on LONG ISLAND

by THE OCEAN. SOUND AND BAY =
.rONG ISLAND" an illustrated descriptive oook ano
SUMNER HOMES book describing hotels ana Doaru-' %
,ne houses on Long Island free upon application at "a
go I33 Broadway Journal Summer Resort buteal loA'
Nassau St: 5s7 Columbus ave. Harlem IeHs onese
foot f. s4th and James Slip foot New s.s
New York 333 Fulton Eagle Summer Resort
Eagle Bldg: Flabush Avenue sta ana , bsd,9rd
l. I r. r. and IFS Broadway eastern DistrlSD btooh>
iyn or send &C. in stamps Tor LONG IsiAND or Aes.
for SUMNER HOMES to II. ". SMITH Irano nA"~.
ager, L. l. r. r., l.. I. City. n. T. =.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-01
ADIRONDACKS.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for dhe he ITinune i
n received at their Uptown Ofice No l242 BroadWay
o. aoor north until o'clock ~ m; adVeruse
ments received the following branch oihees al resuia
oc.ock D. viz: Zo4 stf ave: ~ e.
cor 23i-st l52 6th-ave, cor 18th ST Macye Wh-hEe
Columbus-ave.. near West 66t1 ST: lOo
West 42d-st. ethave % East 14th 2S' WesS
sth l58 East 4Ith- 81; lEiS
a ave between and nth SITS; lo9j % ave- near
GIsts ST. T0s 1st-ave seth-st; 800 30 ave near
Az, 554 3d-ave Bleeckerst.; 32o Beecker st; ;
eis s5.aye 2lo East 70th-s, 921 3dave. 662 81
New-York tribune., 1899-07-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

NEW BIILIII-N|
,,,a-ave s. $50 III IT Of tni9n Pla'e Tbnmas iSr
tnree-s'o,S Va 100 West 5lst-st' owner
Porter. porter srehtesi! q, .,,.,cry and baseiacn;
Dyisionost N,,se 49, ~ 1OxS5.11; Satienstein, OF
Hd SL,os aas East broadway. owner; bernstein
nrch'iect - .orner Hughes-aye. for I'VE -s'oTy
177th,st;, t;,dnneSnsnt-house rnd store. 2oKse w
Tbemas. Tron Of No 2,os0 Anthony-a'e' o"".'
Kurtzer Roll. srehitecS
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gOT77T5[RG[577 0GE]G]

Remains open until oct o. S5 miles from New-lork
On ID I, % w r. p. Barclay Chrlstopner ot
Ferry Altitude 500 feet GEORGE w FUTILE. Mgr
New-York tribune., 1899-07-01
5Oth Street

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge 70 satisfy
,,,h interest from the 18th day Of June 1889 together
with costs and allowances amounting 10 $3I555 with
interest from June 2st 1859 together with the expenses
OF the sale. . ...,o,,s ~ o,he,
Hens which are 10 be allowed the purchaser out OF the
purchase money or paid by the Referee. IL VI ana
interest
The premises will be sold subject 10 ne eoyenan ns
restrictions to buildings
tanned In two deeds from James W. Beeknan ana wite,
one 10 James Flanagan. recorded In the once o. the
psgis,er of the County Of New-York In Liher 10 of
C'onveyances al page 573 and the other 20 Abraham
Ackerson recorded In said office In ldber 7e OF Con
veyances at page 616.
1' w EDWARD d. OBRIEN Referee.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-01
MNMMTAl27 Spring HOTEL.

AND COTTAGES. LAKE DUNMORE VT,
IN the OF the Green Mountains Now open capacity
9OO elevators electric lights. orchestra For illustrated
book address FRANK J. QUINN Proprietor. Salisbury.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-01

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
N received their Uptown Once. No. l2+2 brohdWhS
2d door north OF 3lsts, until o'clock m adNeruSt
menis the following branch ohces AT regular
Office rates until O'Clock D.. VIZ; 20 SIN ave, b. e.
cor 23d-st; i52 shave. l2h-st Maeys oth-ave
West 42d-st 6th-ave; s2 East IAN 20 Wsst
42d between and sth l59 Ia 4Ithst lS5s
AVE between 10th nth 1923 2d-aye. near
9Is-st l. 70s st-sv4. seth-st; $50 Sd-aye near
1is, s5l 3d-Av,i 2iO Beecker-st 1925 Bleecker-st
zoos sd ave- 2iO East 70h-st ie 3iave COZ 81 ave.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-01
THE ENGLE SIDE,

BEACH HAVEN y. J. NON ". ~,
Hot baths in the house and all the
aduncts Of a hotel home by the sea psas" ss
Haven noted for its chess sailing ana hsh-
e is sperb bathing and the class of ts patrons
ceSn,d So- spnvenJr ROBT 3. ENGLB & SON.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-01
THE SPRING HOUSE, BLOCK R. 'il'A' s.

Invigorating air; no land breezes malaria. n
mosauitoes best fishing. boating bathing. The Sprir
Uouss has bsst location and water refined pstronag
oshestra excellent cuisine sole ownership Of the fano
nIOCK ISLAND MINERAL SPRINGS Write Tor illu
trated booklet. Hon B. u MITCHELL. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-01
6uburban Real estate.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N~~>|>>o~oS~ ~ =
A CFNC-Y-Mc ntcair real estate all kinds, sale and
n rent CLARENCE TUBES. Beekman-st. n !.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-01
60 fei for Bus,ness l]nrposes.
unfnrnisbco Apartments Go Get.

FLATS A
n. LIGHT. WE'LL VENTILATED FLATS;
rents s25 hot water supply Apply on premises
" J. E. WHITAKER Broadway. near West 74th-st
Brooklyn.
JNXCFLSIOR FLATS-Best In BROOKLYN; , rooIas, % sie
II all light: abundant closets; every om insy's
sl7: small American English fainily ohiE' "a" '
new buildings 9th Avenue. 10th street.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
ELIZA MILLER HAS
FILED HER ACCOUNT
MORE ESTATE IS RAPIDLY
BEING SETTLED.
Early Next Month Judge Coffey Will
Hear an Application for Dis
tribution and Will Set
tie the Claims.

Mrs. Eliza NJ. Miller, Administrative Of
the estate OF the late A. p. More, filed
her final account in Judge Coffeys court
yesterday. An application for distribu-
ton OF the estate has been made. but Mrs.
Miller's attorney said that in his opinion
the estate could not be distributed until
the claim OF II. Clifford More for sl367O
had been settled. Judge Coffey said that
he did not see anything to delay distribu-
tion. as Leland Stanford's estate had been
distributed while there was still outstand-
ing a contingent liability of 100000. He
did not think the plea sufficient and on
January the petition will be heard and
the account filed settled.
In her account Mrs. Miller sets forth
that the cash on hand at the date of
the second annual account amounted to
1924 81. Since that time this amount has
dwindled, owing TO many payments for
labor and expense OF maintaining i'm
provements on Santa Rosa Island. In ad-
dition TO these expenses Mrs. Miller's fees
as administrators amount TO 5000 and At
torneys J. b. Mhoon and c. A. Storke
have been awarded $1,000 attorneys fees
Continuing the administrative says that
she has now on hand all of the property
contained in the inventory. appraised at
$74l 094 81. except some fencing. valued at
$780, which has been sold; some livestock
worth SIPS: 1881 bales of WOOL appraised at
S32, 432 %, and 249 bales, appraised at
S6lSl 6S. The claim of the estate against
John f. More for $4,000 has been COM
promised by the transfer by John +.
More to the Administrative all of his in
crest in the estate of A. Z. More. which
was appraised at SS2. $40 All OF the real
property. valued at SSH. POP 70, is in good
condition.
There have been paid TO hevarious heirs
under order of court the following sums
To +. II. More. $4,000; TO Jane Arcutt. $1,000;
TO Martha du Val. $4,000; 10 c. A. Baldwin.
$4,000; to L. NJ. Miller $1,000: to II. c. More,
$1,000; to Albert II. More. 1893. and to j.
G. More, Helen X. Rowe. Il. r. More, w
II. More and Mrs. Low, 1888 each, making
a total of $50,
In conclusion Mrs. Miller, who is
piqued at Judge Coffey's determination to
close the estate. says: This administra-
triX has some satisfaction in reminding
the court and heirs that she has filed
three accounts in three and one-half years
involving the handling of all its properties
and the disbursement of over 100000 in
cash and her accounts have been settled
as soon as filed, and all claims are now
settled except that OF III. Clifford More
for sl3,670 and interest since December l,
1894
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

gard for the messenger boys Of this city
by taking them into her home and giving
them a banquet such as might have
tempted the highest in the land The
lady readily gave her permission for her
young friends to use her name for the
selves loose for good time, in digni-
fled manner, of course, and both socIals
have been a success.
The entertainment last evening. held
in Union-square Hall, was ali that
could he desired Hall v,..t. well 4iife,i
their friends, and none went away with
out word prasie for the mastery
manner In which the long. programme OF
music, songs, recitations, fancy dancing
and cakewalks was carried out. While
the majority OF the performers were
sionals on the boards and not a few Of
the members Of the service. One of the
principal events of the evening was n
one-act sketch entitled Anything Goes {"
the production of Leoni Frankhardt. a
messenger. At the conclusion of the stage
cakewalk and dance followed
The officers of the club and committees
having charge of the entertainment were
the following: President William II Sc
belle; secretary, Harry Braden; treas
urer, Leoni Frankhardt; COMMITTEES of
arrangements. Frankhardt, w. It. Sc
belle, Harry Braden; master of ceremo-
nies. II. /. Phillips, floor committeeNW
7. Sebelle, NJ. Carcass. II. Braden. H
Henderson, NJ. Sullivan; reception com
mittee-W. I. Sebelle, l.. Frankhardt. ID
Raphael. w. Casela, II. de Benedetti:
stage manager. Leoni Frankhardt: pro,
gramme boys-D. McDevitt, S. III. Car
hat room. Leroy Wells; ladies' hat room
Milton Levy.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
ANNUAL COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLERS MEETING
ARRANGEMENTS MAKING FOR
GOOD TIME.
Season of Jollity and Good Cheer Will
Follow the Business Session of
the California Division.

The California division Of the Travellers
Protective Association OF America. which
is another name for the commercial trav-
elers who make California their home,
will defy Friday next week by holding
their annual meeting on Friday. De-
cember g. 4 call is out for the meeting.
which Will take place in Balboa Hall,
Native Sons building. The annual reports
will be submitted and officers will be
elected for the ensuing year. In connec-
ton with the call for the annual meeting
notice has been sent TO the 250 membe rs
Of the division that the annual banquet
will take place the following evening at
Union-square Hall. The call Is signed by
President Henry NJ Campo and Secretary
John jay Baumgartner.
In addition TO the officers at the annual
meeting there will be elected a board OF
directors and committees on railroad and
transportation, employment. hotel. press,
legislation and entertainment. The pres
ent directors are Edward J. Warnecke.
ID. Y. Gelder. Harry +. Diggles. J. II.
Gammett. r. E. Starr. Dwight Edwards,
J. c. Eubanks, George Marks, J. II.
Lange. Fred Eggers and Charles A.
James. The chairmen Of committees are
Edward j. Warnecke. r. +. Starr, ID. V.
Gelder. J. J. Baumgartner. Charles A.
James and Harry +. Dtggles.
The past year has presented some new
considerations 10 the travellers. The con-
solidauon Of business. interests In the
East had the effect TO throw out of en-
plOyment many men who had been long
on the road. Probably all matters of in
terest TO the travellers will be discussed at
the annual meeting. The showing 20 be
made as 10 numbers is that there has
been a gain Of about 200O members in the
past year in the national association.
The annual banquet is under the direc-
ton Of Harry +. Diggles, +. J. Warnecke
and d. Edwards. The programme has
not been fully made up yet. There will
be some speech-making and talent from
several theaters will be present to add
TO the general enjoyment.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
THRASHED BY WALTERS.
John Riley, a Sailor, Made a Mistake
in Trying to Clean Out Jap
anese Restaurant

John Riley, sailor with his head COW
cred with a red handkerchief and several
contuslons on his face. appeared in Judge
Mogan's court yesterday on a charge of
disturbing the peace, and Nino Kichi, a
Japanese waiter. also appeared on q
charge of battery upon Riley.
Riley went into the Oriental restaurant,
154 Second street. Tuesday night about G
o'clock, where all meals are marked at 10
cents He ordered soup, and after finish
ing IL he ordered another plateful. Then
he ordered two soft boiled eggs. He ten
dered n dime at the counter, but was
asked for cents more for the extra plate
full of soup. He refused TO pay and Of
fered to fight the whole establishment.
Six walters attacked him with soup tu-
reens and other weapons and he was
thrown out. During the struggle two
panes of glass in the door, valued at 81 so.
were broken. Police whistles were blown
and a crowd gathered. Riley harangued
the crowd and secured their sympathy,
and If Policemen Say and Beach had not
appeared the Japanese restaurant would
probably have been wrecked.
Riley told the. Judge that he did not
order the second plate of soup, and be-
sides. he did not like the way his meal
was served, as IL was rushed at him, his
eggs having been thrown into his soup.
Miss Yuma Yanagisana, the daughter OF
the proprietor of the restaurant, testified
that Riley when in the restaurant al
ways wanted to show off his pugilistic
ability and started in TO beat everybody.
He did order the two plates of soup and
would not pay for them. The two off,
GERS also testified that Riley was a nuis-
ance in the restaurant.
Riley agreed TO pay the extra nickel
and 81 toward paying for the broken
panes, and the Judge dismissed both
cases.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

fight. The officers asked them to move
on. and all obeyed except Turbea Finally
Turbea went half way up the steps or
Mrs. Tilden's house and detled the officers
to arrest him, using very bad language.
They arrested him, and he fought all the
way TO the patrol box. He butted Gel
mann in the stomach so hard that Gel
mann had TO let go his hold, and Ben
made his escape. The alarm was given
and a special officer. seeing the nying
Ren fired five shots at him. Ben ran into
= vacant Let and trlpped and fell and was
captured. 49,, 49, .~,,.t, d,
said Ben in his own defense. was
doing nothing and I want them to know
I am no bum. l am member or the
Hottest Coon in Dixie company and
am an actor and the Black Patti Trou-
hadours want me. It's job by the off,
GERS to keep me from getting that en-
eaeement My enemies have got at them
Z was calling upon Mrs. Tflden. who Is
rice lady, and had nothing 10 do with the
row. / want It understood am gentle
man. | didn't threaten the officers and
didn't butt one in the stomach. l ran
because / lust wanted TO run.
Ben was very earnest In his protesta-
tions of innocence, but the Judge convict
ed him on the charges of disturbing the
peace and obstructing the sidewalk: The
Charge of battery was dismissed. He will
be sentenced this morning.