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Mechanics Liens.

Wendovor av, SIS 100 Sd av. I5I 1871; Iordi
4 Pernetti VS. Solomon Rose ct al. .......,.
Attorney at. 10, and Grand at, 424: Max va
nowsky VI Thomas MCGOWAN ct al. 1900.
Sd 'av, =. 25l, l74th st, 75IpO; Neisel
Danowitz < Co VS. Landsberg Il Rose.
Same prop. Kletzky x Co w samo............
Same prop. Tanenbaum a Co vs. same......
same prop, Bloomenzweig Abeloti Va
CIeston av. 9 q, 124, n ls4th at, 225KlOO;
Tanenbaum 4 Co VS. Louis Cohen ct al GO.
Same prop. Kletzky h Co VS. same. ..........
Same crop, Bloomenzweig VS. same. .........
White Plains Road, es ~ 3 18th at, 44IlO5;
Henry Ceburre Va Mary O'Conncll ct al
Monroe av, IL " cor Gray st. 6Ox 100, Ed
ward hcCann ys Theodore II. Friend Il
Eagle Av. s. 25 n lS1 ct, 37rlO0; Julia
FiEl nolo VS. Henry \ Dederick il. .....
StAnnsAv, sw cor 1873 st lOoI10O: George
Russhon Vi Abelman h Rosenbaum...
cath st. 3 " cor Central Park West. lOOIl78:
n y Expanded Metal Co VS. William Ball
Jackson at, II cor Water st, IoIll3; II ID
Baker vs. 8 o Gronin, .....,....,...........
Gray ut. n cor Monroe av, g5I46: G Il Il
Cook vs. Theodore Friend and ano........
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Satisfied Liens.

and Il 9sth st, 1895 ,......,..t..''.... s2s 90
aud 81 ssth st. 1904 '.... 20 90
81 Vsth st. 1890 ',. ..,..,.,....''e. ~ 90
and Il e Usth ST. 1893 '.,.......,...',.... 10 81
Cherry at. 1882 900 90
MnIGerry st. 1919 .,.''....,. $50 90
av es 1854 4 Home st. 1870 ......l,'.. 45o 90
Rogers. Richard, VS. Andrew Clinchy. 125th
ST. - 70 E Broadway. 1922 .,...:..,:,.... 2s2 &c
Cody, Joseph W Co. VI Juliet Hamilton,
50 soth st. sas.. ia rs
Farrant, Frank We George jenkins, 2279
and 22sl LIST ave- 1899. 225 81
Costello, Luigi, tams. same prop. 1890. $40 "
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Recorded Real Estate Transfers.

9Th av. +to 20; n. loIirrez; Lena Davis to
Harriet Bartlett 4 others excrs &c......... $1,000
Vanderbilt av. +. IL 9 cor ls8th st, 5ox1oo: J
Albert Lane. trustee. &c, to William smith 1880
1shth st. ns, 100 E Vanderbilt av. Q. 5or
100; Albert Lane. trustee, &c, to Sumter
1i4th It. 3, sic Esd av Charlie, i'ooo
Pfeiffer to Frances Marx. ...............,,. 1
125th st. w cor 9th ay I25IIoo.ll; Henry
Lot 2ii5, map sio lots. MeGraw Estate mr.
Van Nest Station; Frank Wagner to David
1891 i, IL ", 25Iss.ii; jo,eph Rueti '''
,s and Emil Bartolieiu' TO Joseph Lsv.;...; l
IIo33; George i'reidenbach ct to Irving
L9, sos Block IL amended map M.pe. est 1900
Hudson Rose to Ida NJ. Bull. 500
Le nEmo - az, ~, IN; lseIioonirreg; Rose
Kat Ks,e " Gould and ang tS VIM Il Tanbert 100
Dawn Erksine me to Annie lt, Erisine o9s1 psrt
1854 st. as, e. wiley av. le.xloo; 1asd
David Ersine to Anni ET E rT isstioo;
eth st. 22o aud 22S East 5o1loo. II; Joseph
Lew to Joseph Rueth and Emil Barto.
Endora veri.r Sst to Simeon lsaa Fora St dao1so
F9T st. -: 100 Home st. 25rioo; Martin
1881 ST, IS, a25 " Webster av 251ioonx
2oS"Vo' Chas GroGan to Julia A Gro.
2sth st. SIS. oN,oe 7th av 501gs.0: WIN ii
line { Leaycratt to John II Mindiey o l.'0
Riyington st, 3SO, n es. 10.n1sl3 Anna
s5th st, 100 Columbus av. Ies1lo2a;j
Edgar Leaycraft and wife to John ii Hind.
St Nicholas av. Q .. i45.io n i45th ct ak lo'
100; Metropolitan Trust Co as guard to
Nelson ay. s 2o5.y Devoe at. or is5th at -''''o
i5loIsa:1II5;lolG2. IS; Mary NJ Ashheii
Deane Realty Co to MoritZ l. Ernst 800, ,
jerome av, 3. 30 n l67th at 27.Hx75.pr
3 35;11sle il R Ts,an Az vs. sss is7sh .
= D AZ Eve I 20
x27.nIlo4.a; River AVIS, 275 n Is7th
st, 26ss IL to Jsr9me ay n2I eIasl River
Ida Jacobs to Lewis G. Goidsten .heio
1871 l At; ns il2,6w I'd ay, 22.oxIoa.a. Chss
Az sss 5stn st. s IsalsS obas Ait
hot to Herman wronkow' ....',.., ona' Ait ,
Lot Pss1 ea aR e. A no, Il Mount Hops
'ts ' john s2o ES efHs. md rrT XIV 20.
aG R st. s., S. nss "A A. f91ss:s;: Loni.
12Hth st. 8. $40 W 9TH av, Is.axYp.lI;
Bertha I.chtenstein to Jacob Morgonroh
Lots ID: j. il, t. map Neii est; e1rs $4,000
dTesnStss az s2T 10th 10th st. 2eI
as err. to Matilda W White .uo 40 600
2Gs st. A..oa ssn IN =, a., Az Go1ss9 Ths
Order Of Odd Fellows of the State NY
SD st. to 3. H 500 18th .v. ,oo1 as O. Tboms;
4istst,ss. rs sd av. 26Is7io; Eliza.
1880 st. 22h West 25Ias. IL Edward '''
y Browne, ref, to Mary Mary LaTrie 1850
1slst st, =. a?5 " Grand av. 26xIsss1
WIis 10 Holm E vi Iilson Zimmerman and
crotona Park south; 80 cor Crotona av.
lo1 .nxI6.sIloOxloI:l; Penfold av. a,
q: 6fSio s. Pm South auth .;so; 10 PTe,.
der ct al to Fred Bailey. ..............,,.,
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Foley Sniffln have sold for the Pcyton es-
state. 10 Charles L. Adrian. Of tho German Ex-
change Bank, the four-story brick tenement.
401E II. on the southwest corner OF Blocker
and Christopher streets
p. 8. Treacy has sold for Annette Shannon. to
James Hebron. the three story brownstone
dwelling. 1S.6x1O0. 267 West Seventeenth
street.
Il. B. Levy sold to Mrs. g. 8. Buschl the DWELL
ing on Clay avenue, near 1B9th street
Emma b. Carver has sold the four story
house. 22x9S.9, Al East Thirty-third street.
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Eppler,. Pauline. ct al. to William Meyn.
Fisher sidney, to John jiverrist Harrison *Z'oo
Wallis, eIrs &c. SD st. IS, $50 W 1st Av.
KTa IKE Euscni1 F. to Charlie. Baucrdorf 800
Happy. sumter l., to Title Guarantee and LOU
Trust CO. lsnth st, ms; lono Park ay. yr I.5o
ms, DOS North st, City Island. yr, .,.,, 30
Smith, william B, to Title Guarantee 4
Goodman. Aaron. to isidore Jackson and ''S0'
Abrah Stern 400 TO 4ls Cherry at. de-
Same % to Carrie Foster 4io cherry st. i00o'
Kenpner. Irving j. to Tide Guarantee 4 10'00'
Trust CO.. 327 East 18th at yr..,.,... 1900
stanton 81; installs 800,
NiS69rE louis and PEs sSsp 70 Harris
and Il Fast Attn a. hyr,;i;......,.......' 1s.oo'
st, MS. $50 9th Ay, secures note ;...,,.. booC
SEES. 82l.2 ne l61st 1yr...iy..:.;a....,. SO,
bec"nr Az, i9stalis ;,....','''t,'..' oeoC
MAndelstein, Morris a Eva. to German
Madison av' NV cor mn st; demand 49,. $4,000
MS, i5o Willis Av, yr,,; ....,.....:..,.' 6.ooc
ivsth St. n :. Ioi,4 Deeaturav. 5 yrs, 4,5oC
Bailey, Fred, 70 simon uhlfelder and sno
CrotonA Park South. Q cor CrotopA Rv
Prospect Az. I0,7IIo7Iis.sxoi crotona
Park south: 3 a. "o'lo W Prospect ". -,
Same to same. same property demand 49,; 2l,6oC
CALVIN ss ssnt TO Sns sIHt
ouarry Road ": ...;,...':;,. aooC
1slat It, . 6. 825 " Grand Av, hyr.,... s6C
Gildersiesve VIM II to Central Trust Co OF
Y. 10th ct, so ee,B 7th Az, yrs, ~. $500
dustriai Savings Bank. 10th st, ms 800
9th ave. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
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Peter F. Meyer & Co sold in foreclosure, the
fnur-story brick dwelling. 14l West 130th
street. to the plaintiff H T. Kingsbury for
$4,000. and the three story frame dwelling
2l6xlOO, lO5G 1ntervale avenue. to William
X. V. Harnett & Co sold. in foreclosure. the
two.story frame dwelling. %. 17x07. !Sx21 .O8x
VI w. on the southwest corner of Anthony
for $3.50.
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Ridge Of. 80: Chaye z. schirmer to Marie
Klein. o yrs .................,.....
PAntel to George Rosenson, 4 yrs .......
I'd av. ;o2: Francis J. schmugg to George
New Nn cbSmbs E1 a. Is 81: Il M,n,hi,cb
and ano. e1rs and trustees. to J. N. Horton
Ice Cream Co, 8 Observation-Disclosures,
list at. 313 and 8l5 z: Frank Pittelii 10
Giovanni Canoniczo, 8 6.l2 yrn............
Sd av. 1850; Rosa Hergog to John D.
Gruner, s Observation-Disclosures.
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I'd av, es. go. 8 51st st. 2o17o; Lexington av. O.
so.5 r. 5Sth st, 2OI7s 10th st. 9, :8o.2 Sd av.
ls.sxlou.5; John o. Boyle indy &c VS. EliZA Muir
Ply ct al. part; atty. DeGrove &R.
18th At, ~ to 1873. and 1919 " Broome ct. 574 to
$50; MARY Ahern cxtrx &c. vs. Michael Ahern, ct
al, action Tor construction of WE'LL atty A. j. Taley.
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Assignments of Mortga

Donohue, Mary A. to Ellen Fitzgerald. ....
Feinberg. william and jos, PHI Polstein, Il
The Stale Bank tass.gns morts).....,..
Grohsman. Edmund, TO Henry II Jackson. .
German American RAJ Fstate Title Guar
Rntee Co, to Hamilton Trust Co ..,........
General Society II Mechanics aud Trades
mon City of y Y. to Martha Gregg ......
Jarvis. Sarah, cStrX &C. TO Pennington
Whiteheal trustee &C; lilo part ....,....
Kanski, Uterine, to Chas c Watkins, Jr
Pfeitfer. Samuel. to Simon Cvge. 80. .........
Jarvis. Sarah A extrx, sc, to Jas
Crafts. trustee. &c 1915 parts ..........,
TIL" Metropolitan Improvement Co. L
Francis y. Furnald .....................
The Lawyers Mortgage Ins Co. to Edward
Mitchell and ano. trustees. SC ...........
Wacht. samuel, to Alfred Jarrtzki ... ....,
Weart. Edwd n h James q excrsl &c. e
j. Wesley Danser. Observation-Disclosures. ~.
Wlggin, - Catherine. ct al. to CATHERINE
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apartments H'antsd.

FAMILY leaving own for winter can obtain desr.
able tenant single gentleman, for furnished
eupAncy desired Oct. or Is; state terms. c. x,
box 1885, Sun once.
MAN AND WIFE. no children. want furnished
borhoodi references. \. Y e., box ia. Sun once.
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3saains Aotels aud 8sstxuraats.
SUMMER RESORTS.

HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU, e3 9th Az.
Al BXNY, ny. Hotel Ten Eyci ,E:P Sup; Ky, ttuS
do. Hotel Kenmore A. P. - up
B1LTIiiSRE Ma; The carroIltons A. ?, % Up
BOSTON, Mass Hotel yendome. 4. 2. 90
y Do Coglsy 81 Hotel; L; P 81 60 up: AP .Ss,Soup
DRESDEN Unique Position. :; Belle yue Hotel
CT: BAhRlNGIoN, Mass. Berkshire Inn. Az. SSup
GREENElElD ., Mass Mansion House; AP. $3.50. -
LONDON. ( DeNcre, Prince of Wales BroAdwalk ,op.
KensinR Ksnsipgton Pal. now open to the pu blicj
ton Hits lift electric light; every thing to date
roSnoN 1 IVES tminster. high class Residential
q, Hotel. uucIcelled for cuisine. comfort;
o"hH'" u moderate tarltf.
MONTREAL Can, Pl.viger It'll. P,Ssup; Z. p. .11up
NEW YORK Fifth Avenue Hotel A. 2. :6uP
do tGhambersSW b wayj Cosmopolitan K r 81 up
NEW Ri RaH y. Y, The PAlatine, A. r.. S8up.
PHIIADEl PHIA, Pa Aldine A. p 81. Soup EP 8 soup
do Tho Lafaye to Rest, Ale. and Tdh) r. p, 81 up
PITTSBI RG Pa, Htlsch, nley. e 81. 6oup A.P S4up
PLYMOUTH Eng Grand Hotel. r. p 81; A. p IS
SARATOGA sP'Gs. NY, Grand Union Hotel. A. p. Is
do. .................I The kensngton. Open to Oct
do American. Adepht, A p $3.50
VIENNA. Highly Tscom. hotel, heisSl SchGdn
WASHINGTON D. q NJ Arlington Hotel p; IS
do H.. The Raleigh. Z; p. 81. 80 up
WEST END. N J..,,... THE Hollywood. BP
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Rockefeller, Edward. to Tho United States
Life ms Co. Manhattan Az. so cor i7oth .
Klein, samuel TO Clara Moore Riyineton OVO
st, n lot I. map corporation of NY, Syrs 5000
Bank, 9th 81, n . lao Q wesf End av yr 10000
225 West 14sd st, yrs .....,,,....,,.' 1000
Lewis, Sarah. to The Mutual Life Ins Co.
Morgan, Pstrici, and Matthew 7 Murray TO
the Mutual L'fe In' Co. 2s2 to 2se oo
Nancy. VIM. 7. TO IrinG Saving institution.
Trust Co, 30 Il ooth At, yrs ....,e...... 10000
hacD Donald, Julia f, TO Minns r Loewen.
thaL Nelson av. .. 2o6.a n Devoe or ..o
Mortimer levi. r. TO citizens; Savings
Broadway, VI. ,,.,,,,...".,... 10000
i2lth 81. ms, Is r Boulevard. demand. - 5000
i 1920 $4,000
Marot,ki, K.roiine. to Levantia W. Cox. los 100
Kennedy, Clam, to Edward nj Neiii and '''''
exrs. &c. lots IL TO ~. map Neill estate
Co. asd st, n .. 900 9Th sv, s yrs -. 10000
10000
and sno, &c, " s5th at, yrs...,..,'.',,.. 10000
st, mes liam " I'd sv. VI, ....'.....,,. 10000
Society OF the Sons Of New York to Chas
Apploby. trustee, &c. 1853 W Dad at, . yrs. 1900
Mutual Life ms c.. 6op and ali
18th at. 6 yrs...................... 10000
wetterer, william. to Metropolitai Trust
%. guard, &c st Nicholas av. es i+5.lon 5000
whttet. John ito The German Society OF
the city of New York. 1853 9Th av. yrs. 1000
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Plans Filed for New BuiIdinrs.

lSlst at, SIS, $50 W Amsterdam ave: I'VE
story hat: j q Lilliendahl, owner; p
Leo architect cost observation-disclosures. $40 900
Crotona hv. Sc cor Crotona Park South;
ley owner: NJ Garvin. architect; cost. 5000
Crotoua Park South. SIS Crotona ay; six
three story tenements: Fred Bailey.
owner: n Garvin. architect; cost. 49,. 10000
s7th at, =. NO " Broadway three story
dwelling and stores; Mrs A G @ CLARK.
7th and 55th ut, n cor; eight story
son, archtects; cost. .,...,.,:;.,..,.... 100000
Broadway and 9Th av intersection; frame
arch; National sculpture Society and City
New York owners; Il Lamb. achitect;
162d at, SIS. 1I2 Amsterdam ay: one-story
stable: Lucy Lynn, owner; b Talbot,
architect: cost. $500
Monroe 1T. and u; improvement to teue-
ment; Henry Moss owner X Glenn arch
list ct. 30 W; improvement to fat; MrsJ
Mcdonald. owner; Israels l. Harder. arch
sOth ct. 228 f; improvement to dwelling;
Thomas Migent owner; Neville l. Bagge.
1eath ct. cor Washington av: improve
ment TO church; Trustees Methodist
Church. owners; George Hof Jr. Archi-
Clinton pi, 20; improvement to lofts;
architeSt; cost -. .;...,....'.''' $4,000
linton av n W cor Home ct: Improvement
TO dwelling; Grimm, owner
Gries, architect; cost. ............... 1900
10th ct, 384 W. Improvement to tenement;
Henry Dierkes. owner; Kurtzer Roll,
Greenwich st. 8ao-8e2: Improvement to
storage house; Rhinelander estate owner;
+ Kelly. architect; cost, $500
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Sslrrt aSard.

East Side.
A Hoe 25TH sT.-Large and smA all rooms: excel
n lent board. special terms for season; central.
MADISON AV., S7.-Boarders wanted; large and
4u small rooms; steam heated; open plum binR
centrally located; transieuts.
MADISON Av., l63-155.- Handsome parlor suite
Nl three rooms; other rooms en- suite or separate;
fashionable neighborhood.
10TH ST. i29 EAST. Desirable single rooms
W with excellent board.
West Side.
18th ST.. 287 wEsT-Larve and small rooma
4 nicely furnished; excellent board; moderate;
transons 81 day.
18TH ST.. 81 WEST. = Handsomely furnished
L suite for party, gentlemen or family; alSo
single rooms; board
11TH ST, 3Is wEST-Handsome large and small
IT rooms; excellent table; table boArders accom-.
modAted; terms moderate: references.
4OTU ST.. 30 WEST.
Handsomely furnished large and small Rooms pr-
VAto baths; all conveniences; exceptional table
service and appointments.
miscellaneous.
N EXPERIENCED PERSON having pretty pri-
IN vAte home, large rooms aud grounds, offers
board to a lady slightly mentally Affect ID price
moderate. H. J. NJ. box 3lH, westneld, y, j.
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DINEAPPLE ST. s3. Heights. near bridge. pleas
i ant rooms; sanitary plumbing; every CONVEX
fence; references.
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Il believe" said Postmaster Van Colt. tho
appropriations for charity should be made from
the budget. and upon a uniform. pro rata basis
/ think tho institutions receiving aid should
keep strict accounts showing the receipts and
disbursements OF public money. just as Mr.
Coler suggests. and that they should receive
appropriations upon basis OF actual service
performed Unless tfe> institutions can show
that the appropriations received have been e1-
pended for actual service such moneys as have
not been so used should be returned to the City
Treasury. and can see no reason why tho ap-
preparations for charities should not be made
and treated the same as appropriations for any
other city department"
Ex-Alderman John Morris. OF Jefferson Mar
ket: Il heartily agree with Comptroller Colsr
that tho State or city should have supervision
over all institutions that receive State or
municipal aid. An honest management Is
never afraid OF the most searching investiEa.
ton. believe that too much OF the ia payers
money is handed over to private institutions,
many OF them sectarian In character. without
sufficient guarantee that proper use will be
made OF II. And believe also that all children
and adults now cared for in private institu-
tons should be maintained By the Estate. free
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-21
MORE CoNFIsCATED FISH.
a Big Seizure Which VIII Go to
Charitable Institutions.

The children Of the Hebrew and Protest
ant orphan asylums and the inmates OF
the Almshouse will rejoice to-day when
their dinners are served. Such fish as
they will eat cost wealthy men good mon
ey, for striped bass is one OF the luxuries
Of the tables of those who can afford TO
have good things. For some time the fish
ermen up the rivers have been catching
striped bass weighing less than three
pounds the limit marked by the State
laws. AS it is difficult TO convict the Of
tenders the deputies OF the Fish Commits
sion have decided to cause them all the
annoyance possible, and so every bass IN
der weight is seized and given TO those
who are dependent upon the people in
general for their support.
On Saturday Deputy John II. Davis
seized $50 pounds of these fish that ar
rived from SObrante. and yesterday 400
pounds more were COnfscated on the wa
ter front by the same officer. The fish run
from one and a half to three pounds, and
in order that the lot might -eeape the
eyes of the officers a layer Of founders
and sole was placed over the top Of each
box. The Fish Commissioners are deter
mined TO break up this Illegal catching Of
striped bass II possible.
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

Via Sausa1ito Ferry.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS-s7:2o. 'e:sa 11:ee g. IA; ia
s:lt, Sis. $50, $50 p. u
EXTRA TRIP3For San Rafael on Nom
days Wednesdays and Saturdays at n-so .: q
sUNDAYsss:o0. '1e:oo. su:ss q nj TIA
s:oo 1890 s:15 D. "a.
Trains marked run TO San Quentin;
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCIsCO:
WEEK DAYSS:25 1855. 7:45, $3.50 g. m ]
sl2:f0. 2:2o. s1;45. sos p. m
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. "ednesd2Ss
sUNDAYs-s:20 SOD 1880. 'u:55 a. n-i
rains marked starts from San Quentin
FROM Mill VALLEY TO SAN FFAECISCO:
1,.M s:S. 81 SO $40 .. m. M '''''
EXTRA TRIPS on Moadays. Wednesdays
IEIyNDAYsSs:oo 1905 a NJ; 12:oe. 1:9a s:sa
s''S' s'1' y THROUGH TRAINS.
$50 O. m. week days-Caz adero ana way sta a.
i:E .. m. Saturdays-Duncan Mills and way
g:ec n m sundays-Duncan Mills and way sea'&-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-21
ALLOTMENT LAW EvADED.
Attempts to Ship Fifteen-Dollar
Crew on the James Drummond.

United States Shipping Commissioner
Gwin has tied up the American ship
James Drumrnond and the vessel viii be
unable TO obtain q crew until the author
tiles at Washington, D. c.. have been
heard from The ship is owned IN Bath,
Ne, and came 10 this port with g mis-
cellaueous cargo. Her master, James
Sleeves. intends TO clear for London and
Liverpool direct, and had made all his
preparations for engaging crew al SIS
per month per man
twenty-five consecutive months for deep
water sailors had been so, the Comnlis-
sioner suspected that something was
wrong and Jelegrap pied to Washington,
D. C. yesterday for instructions.
Only short time ago Congress cut
water sailors TO one months pay. Hence
It was expected that the keepers of sailor
boarding-houses would so arrange mat
tiers as to ship men ostensibly at $15 per
month and draw down the other $ per
month by collision with the captain.
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Pawned His Violin.

Dr.. c. F. Burgess. who lives in the ST.
Nicholas Hotel, is an amateur yiolinist.
March Paul Egry, the well-known vio-
Iinist. called upon him and represented
that he had an important engagement at
the Palace Hotel. Unfortunately his own
violin was out Of order and he asked for
the loan Of the doctors instrument, which
is valued at $3.50. Egry got It and took 1t
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HEALTH RESTORED.

When I a who is and steady eater anu
sound and regular sleeper, who has no oc@
cason afraid world, flesh the devil For
still solemn hours of the night when human
figures darkness and from
those when busy forks and fingers deliver 10
food which the palate stands ready to We
these two things proceeds all human
power together with the cearness and sanity Of mind which
leads it to every valuable accomplishment
when sleep" said Leigh Hunt lis the time when the
mysterious spirit goes take its rounds Il advise
Won 10 sleep peace and wake in joy said Sir Walter
Scott Sleep" Bulwer is the happies Of earthly
boons" sleep" poephiosopher of Boston, Fingers
all our lifetime near eyes the night hovers all day in
the boughs of the fir tree"
these gentle men say is very good and fine and
makes sleep easy thing TO at as ham
sandwich is to the who has five still left in his
rocket Nevertheless If could take the roofs of the
houses and look them from above passing from
one TO another AsmOdeus would millions
OF people turnbng their beds praying in vain TO
the sonoIent gods evening the crack Of day.
u couldn't sleep" lady I tossed and tumbled
with pain excitement This five years ago
suffered greatly pain the back strange mental hau-
of appetite scanty and dark hud which
scaded passing bad taste in the mouth in the morning.
loss of restless nights gradual failure OF
weight and dark and sallow skin had no
of my clothes oppressive
immensely benefited. 1 gave up my
r. another person. heartily and system
worked with slept like tired school girl (Sgned)
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In the Divorce Courts.

Gerald Cullen was granted an annull-
mont OF marriage from Mary j. Cullen"
Yesterday on the ground that the defend
ant had husband living in the person of
Joseph Riggs when the iitigeent;s entered fn s;
1.orce have been filed by Ralph NJ. Knowl-
ION against Nellie KnowIton, for cruelty;
Alta FIuger against Henry Hen NJ Fluger; for
against George a. Zwisler. for failure to
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Mcdonald VIII Contest.

John Joseph Mcdonald has fled con-
test TO the VIII Of his deceased father,
James Mcdonald, alleging as ground for
contest that the deceased was not OF
sound mind when he drew his, testament
er+y IN event the VIII IS found to be
valid the contestant asks that proceed
fngs regarding the estate Of MS father be
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TO a pawnbroker and pledged II for 81 80.
Egry was cOnsiderate enough to send the
doctor the pawn ticket from Oakland.
Yesterday DR.. Burgess swore TO a war
rant in Judge Graham's court for the ar
rest Of Egry on a charge Of embezZleTnent,
and also procured a search warrant 10 re-
gain possession of the violin
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The Committee That Provided Entertainment for Grand
Officers and Delegates.

of
will
will
and
Ihambra Theater Of to see Miss
in
will in body
S to be
the be
Wilt in of
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in
ante enjoy
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PASTY CEREALS.

Responsible for Many Cases or
Indigestion.
Many cooks send cooked cereals 70
the breakfast table in a starchy, pasty
and wholly indigestible manner. You
are sure of a properly cooked dish
when Grape-Nuts are served, Tor aDSo-
lutely no preparation Of any KIM Is
required, therefore the favor ana ease
OF digestion are just as intended py the
food experts who make Grape-Nuts.
Try them. Made by Postum Co, Bat
tie Creek, Mich.
Leading grocers sell Grape-Nuts.
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before the Superior Court by Judge Con-
Ian on a charge of assault with deadly
weapon. in 5000 bondgt March 9. during a
gsnJ1 CaIderon, machinist, six times
with a pocket knife, but none Of the
wounds was dangerous