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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-07
SEWER GAS.
The Disagrecable odors at The City
Hall Being Traced Up.

Hall Being Traced Up.
Chairman Burrows OF the committee
on Health and Police, Of the city coun.
Gil, is making thorough investigation
Of the sewer gas question at the city
hall.
Careful examination Wednesday failed
TO disclose any fault with the main
sewer system or any chance for the gas
to escape therefrom, but bad condi-
tion was found in the closet in the fire
department which may account for the
trouble on the second floor.
II will be necessary 10 follow up the
ventilating shaft and see whether it is
continuous 70 an open.air outlet or
whether il is simply run into an open
space between the walls or floors Of the
building. IL will be remembered that
several little flaws Of that kind have
been unearthed in the ventilating system
ofthe building since it was constructed
under the spoiIs system Of municipal
government, which was overthrown a
year ago.
The practicability of connecting the
city hall sewer to the o. 5. p. sewer on
Center street is also being looked into
though the impression is that the fall
is the wrong way.
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PoRTLASD, Dec. 4. Wheat valley
81 a 81 Walla Walla, 5lc. to 50.
Flour-Portland, s2.76 TO 800. Super
fine t2.l5 per bbl.
Oat-White 3i@35c, grey 80 10 Sac.
Hay Timothy-f9@tll. 90 per TON.
HOps-7@ lOc; old crop q &c.
WoOl-Valley. l2Ql3c: Eastern Or.
egon, S@l4c Mohair, "a q 80.
Millstuff-Bran, sl7; shorts, tlS,
Poultry-Chickens, mixed, t3.O0to $50
Hens TO 4.5O, turkeys, live, l216@l3c.
Eggs--Oregon, "a y 10 SOC per doz.
Hides--Green, ,salted60 lbs, S@9c. undef
80 lbs, 716@SI6; sheep pelts, l5@2Oc.
Onions | 10 &c.
Butter-Best dairy, 25@35; fancy
creamery, Soc 10 55c per roll store T16
and 40c.
Potatoes-i5 10 SOC per GENITAL.
Hogs-Heavy dressed SC 20 &C..
Mutton-Dressed,6 ,6I8c n &c per pound.
Beef-Steers. t3.5O@t4.00; cows, $500
las3.50 dressed, beef 616 10 IA
Veal--dressed, 61S@Slfc.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat--5S pounds and over Ale.
Wool Ice, Mohair SOC.
Hops D to l0c.
Barley 30 to 3sc.
Oats-26 q 2Sc.
llay-Baled, cheat $500, Timothy
tS.mtlO.
Eggs-25c.
Flour-In wholesale lots $500 retail
,3 40
Millstuffs-bran $500 shorts $500
llogs-dressed, 5Jkc.
Live cattle-Steers 3i4cows Pa 10 3.
sheep s. 2.50@t3.
Dressed Yea Like.
Butter-Dairy l6s5ccreamery pc.
Poultry-Chickens o 10 &c, Turkeys 10
lOlic.
potatOee 95 10 30r
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PERSONALS
Geo. .. tiray /. n PoEtlahA.

Geo. B, Gray is in Portland.
Frank Anson, the electrician, came
home today.
Madison L. Jones, Of Brooks, is in the
city today on business.
Mrs. o. f. Krausse went 70 Portland
on yesterday afternoon.
DR.. W. Carleton Smith, Of Turner,
paid the city flying visit yesterday.
II. G. Watson, Of Albany, did busi-
ness before the supreme court yesterday.
G. r. West went to Portland this
morning in the interest Of the Oregon
Bible society.
Mrs. Gertrude 6. Lownsdale returned
last night from a visit TO her daughter
at The Dalies.
J. VI. Pugh came over this morning
from McMinnviile and will visit Salem
friends for few days.
Postmaster and Mrs. w. l.. Tooze, Of
woodburn, were in town today. The
Mckinley and Hobart twins are along.
Chas. Durbin, of wasco Co., who
spent a week visiting his parents, Sol.
Durbin, started for home Wednesday
evening.
c. o. Pinkley, Of ChiIlicothe, Mo-, is
in the city, the guest OF his Drother-in-
law, Ashley White, and viii remain sew
eral months.
Geo s. Nickerson, prominent lawyer
Of Klamath Falls, is in the city on bus
mess before the supreme court, accom-
panied by his daughter Miss Ruth.
C. l.. Daley, the fruit grower aud
buyer. returned this morning from Med /.
ford, where rumor says he scooped up
pretty much all the prime crop OF
Oregon.
Mrs. VIM. w. Hepburn, returned on I
The 9:35 overland last night, from a six
visit to Pennsylvania. She re-
ports business prosperous beyond all
Iormer records in that grand old state.
Judge X. p. Boise returned from hold
ing court at Mchinville last night, and
went 10 hold court at Albany today. An
Eugene lawyer complimented him by
saying that he wished his jurisdiction
extended over the Second district, az
they had one lawyer on the bench, who
kept his foot on the other lawyers
necks.
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PROBONO>PUBLICO
Announcement Extraordinary From Fr;.d
man Of Friedman's New Racket

the goods off our hands tho.
out to purchase goods and wan, ,,O He
money, will be well repaid bv ~@w
first to Freedman's New Racke, '"''0s
Friedman has never had to re.O,,
the fake dodge Of selling goods =, ~ ~ %
retiring from business, for no eTon"" "s' OF
necessary II you actually mean bu,, "a
We never stop for cost but sell tbar
Friedman has several timo.
from business without advertisino ~,
he was going out Of business. Tbe '''
thing that the public knew bs v.. "nI
OF business, but you will find in s. = ~,
towns fakes and fakirs that ara Ira al.
selling at cost or retiring from br.i"'
yet you will find them until la,"
night in the sample rooms of tho NJ
mers, continually buying from u,bos. ,'''
will credit them. There ara ts
them in Salem, but you will also no,, aU
that Friedman was the only ono ~ ~s
closed out those who actually ro,;.',
within the last two years in salem
Although he pays an auc,ioD..,
license, he has preferred to % "a,
rather than take fake auction .., '
One more word to the wise, doyou tnos
what it means selling at cost? The mss
who is able TO discount his bills ~m
buy from 10 to Is per cent cheaper sra
even get Q TO " per cent off for cs.1
than the one who has to sell AT a.,
and beg for or months credit MI.
IS always at the mercy of the bon,s
whom he purchases his goods Of. Tbers
ore, there are several houses in s;alsm
hat buys that way and they certainlv
'ell cheaper and make handsome pros,
han those who are selling at cost
Friedman has also the ADVANTAGE, N
purchasing and is about the only ons
ias purchased bankrupt stock in salem
n the last two year
Friedman's New Racket is at the cor.
Ter OF State and Commercial Sts. Salem
DR..
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RESUME SUNSET LIMITED.


Southern Paeihe's Famous Flyer Starts
From San Francisco December IS.
The Sunset Limited, the Southern
Pacifie's famous train OF the Sunset
route, will commence It's service for the
winter season ON Friday, December Is.
The schedule for this year Is con-
sidered rather superior 10 any previous
season, aifording AS il will opportunity
for favorable view OF points OF interest
along the line, aud making agreeable
connections at New Orleans with linn
ited trains OF other lines to and from the
important centers OF the east.
The train will leave san Francisco al
at p, m. on Tuesdays and Fridays,
passing Los Angeles about O'Clock the
lollowingl morning, thus giving a day
light view OF the orange belt OF South
ern California. - -
Its connections at III Paso with
through cars Of the Texas & Pacific for
II Louis, will place California passengers
In that city from 10 TO ~ hours ahead
OF all other lines. The trip from HOus-
ton 10 New Orleans, through the inter.
esting plantations and hayous OF south
ern Louisiana, will also be Ay daylight,
aud the arrival in the Gulf City lust la
time TO connect with the fast trains for
Washington, New York, Cincinnati,
Chicago and other points.
The Sunset Limited equipment and
service Is up TO its well.knOwn high
standard. Il is worthy OF remark that
the distance Of $500 miles from san
Francisco 10 New York, is traversed by
the Sunset Limited in ia hours, only
~ hours longer than by the fastest
trains through Chicago, distance OF
SEQ miles The Sunset is an ideal
winter route, the traveller not being
subjected TO any OF the discomiorts In.
rldent 10 inclement weather conditions |
II the more Northern routes.
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OPERA MONDAY MONT
Wang to BE Presented A. Reeds By the
Ofau Company At Salem.

wang 10 bS fieeentco ~ Rccu hy the
omu Company At Salem.
salem theatre goers have grand treat
H. store for them when the greatet of
all comic successes wang" will be
presented for the tirt time in this city
az Reeds opera house by Grau's opera
Go. Monday evening Patton Bros.
have Tor years tried to secure this at
traction and at last succeeded In doing
80. There is no opera nov before the
public that contains more pretty music,
solos, duets and trios than does "Wang." /"
They have become so well known that
they have BEEN played by all military
hands throughout the county aud have
gone 10 far as 10 be- Whistled by
almost everyone on the streets. Among
the artists OF the company are such
we'll known names as handsome Minnie
Emmett, louise Moore, Bertha Dale,
Alice Gallard, Mr.. Martin Pache,
Charles Swickard, Kirkland Calhoun,
Stanley Felch, aud Robert Lett. ths
rival OF DeWOlii Hopper, together with
a young and powerful chorus, the com.
Pany's own orchestra.
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The public is probably aware that
nearly all goods are advancing, every
thing that We have 10 buy now, each
time we make purchase we have to
pay more for the same articles.
Friedman don't believe in that kind
Of humbugs, there is no necessity in the
advance of prices Of manufactured
goods, for the raw material has not adj
vanced in proportion, The advance in
the prices of goods by the wholesalers is
a fake dodge on the retailers TO unload
their old stock at an advanced price. BY
the time the retailers are well stocked,
by spring, goods will drop about 20 per
cent ormore, so those who carry up a full
stock now, will be compelled to pay an ex-
tortian Of 20 per cent now and the one
who will open new business in the
spring will save from 20 TO 40 per cent.
Friedman's New Racket are on to them
and will therefore stop buying and go TO
selling.
We are making full arrange
ments to go East in the spring
for an entire new stock. Our
store is full of goods, bought at extreme
ly low prices, except a few muslins and
calico, which we lately purchased, We
will make reduction on all lines ex-
cept few staples Of from 20 and 30 per
cent, on capes which we have new
stock Of 30 per cent, on the latest styles
ni ladies new jackets, 40 per cent from
The actual sale mark, we will sell all
adies fine shoes for less than y Of what
i cost to manufacture them, we will sell
Dvercoats and ulsters for less than they
AN be manufactured, we will make a
'eduction on all mems clothing Of 80 |
per cent, on children's clothing 25 per
,ent, our reductions will astonish you on
III lines of goods.
For we are going to unload, we must
lose our counters and shelves of goods, |
md il they are not sold fast enough, we
yill use force TO compel people to take
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-07
No Niger IN the Fence

We are tired Of paying rent and look.
ing at the goods. We want to sell every
thing in the house before the close oi
the year. There is large stock OF
mems, womens, youths and children's
boots shoes and rubbers. Also ready.
made clothing, underwear, hosiery and
a great variety Of articles that will
please you. Dolls and toys for the
children. Come early, have first choice
and bargains.
THE OSBURN RACKET STORE.
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co-operation for the People.

Rev. w. +. Copeland, OF the Unita-
rian church, has gone TO McMinnville
to lecture on TRUSTS and How 10 Use
Them for the People" He breaches at
Albany, Sunday morning, aud at Salem,
Sunday evening.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-07
mai Great Auction Of Real Es,aie

In another colnmn will be found the
descriptions OF the real estate 10 be sold
at public auction next Saturday by the
Salem Building q Loan association.
Free conveyance will be furnished in
tending buyers from the company's
Office 70 the places OF sale.
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Lard in bulk at Eppley's.
State Fam Board.

George L. Reese has been appointed a
member Of the state board OF agricul-
ture to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF 4. j. Johnson. Mr. Reese,
who resides in Linn county, will serve
for two years.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-12-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
WILLAMETTE

WILLAMETTE.
J. Louisson, DIR. A. Muzzarelli, G. U.
Gantenbein, Mrs. &. U. Gantenbein, $.
d. Deane, n. A. Loucks, Portland !;
Chas. X. Levy, Minneapolis, Mimi, II.
q. Mckinley, La. Crosse, Wis, Thos.
Potter, Chemawa; William Best, James
q. Murray, San Francisco; c. II. Nor
bier, Armour Co., : May, Harrisburg,
Oregon.
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Hop Meeting.

There will be a meeting Of hop grow
ers at the Willamette hotel tomorrow
Friday, at p. m. The president aud
directors Of the o. II. q. A. will be
nresent.
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Holiday Goods.

All kinds Of silk embroidery, hand
kerchiefs, ornaments, silk screens
China ware. japanese fancy goods, etc
Opera house block li2 Court 81. HUE
Wing Sang Co. ll-2i mos.
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The Mendelsohn.

The Steiner Drug Co. will not beageni
for x. ID. Mendelsohun Imperial Piano
Polish. will not be- responsible lOr pol.
ish Just as good. The Portland business
college distributing agents. r. ID. Mem
delsohn. l2-B.5t.
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Don't Forget

The useful presents for Christmas.
Clothing, underwear, shoes, hats etc.
The New York Racket is the place "a
buy them cheap. 6-2d-lw.
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Refers 10 the great food production ia
the country. Oregon has its share, and
al Salem all that Il needed is cooked in
the best OF style and served at The
N bite IIOnae kestaurant.
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Buy Your
The Hungry Man

Christmas presents at the New York
Racket. Call and see their line. 6-2d-lw
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Has learned that Salem has the best
OF food for hungry man and one OF the
best meals served in the city is at the
wonder Restaurant.
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That shoes and clothing make the
most acceptable holiday presents. Re
liable goods cheap At the New York
Racket. 6-2d-lw.
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The Bon Bon

Has new proprietress who will contin.
ue 10 serve all patrons with the freshest
stock ol best confectionery and fruits.
A refreshing drink OF soda or cider and
the best OF cigars At 1873 State Street.
~ "a I'm Mas. A. CUEris.
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Made by.
Sidney Power Co.
Ice Not Given Away.

cannot afford TO give ice away, but
am selling pure article at a price that
~ within the reach Of all.
CRYSTAL icE WoRKs.
J. Mcguire, Prop. 10 II
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Lines now ready at the New York
Racket. 6-2d.lw.
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CAPITAL BREWERY BoTTLEI
BEER.

Nlinger a Beck Successors to SouthSalem
BottlIg Works.
All orders for bottled beerwi be filled
at the brewery. Kept on cold storage.
Free city delivery. Telephone 2l3l.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-08
A CHANGE IN LOCATION.
Koenig's Removal to Larger Quarters
Necessitated by Increasing
RuSipnSS

About February 1 Koenig's shoe store
will remove from the present location,
122 Kearny street, to more ample quar-
tiers on the opposite side of the street.
at 129 Kearny. In anticipation of this
change Of location Mr.. Koenig, some
six weeks ago, inaugurated clearance
sale that resulted in unusual popular
approval. The attractive windows of
his store were loaded with bargains
such as have never been equaled by
any shoe sale in this city. The result
was almost instantaneous success, and
for weeks crowds thronged the entrance
clamoring for admittance in an effort
to obtain standard make of shoe at
the astonishing prices that were put
upon them. While much of the stock
was disposed of, yet considerable re-
mains to select from at prices that are
even lower than before. Mr. Koenig
proposes to equip his new store with
only new stock and is making genuine
sacrifices and unusual inducements to
accomplish this purpose. This house
may justly be termed one of San Fran
cisco's pioneer business enterprises.
having been established for over thirty
five years and it carries a stock selected
from the output of only the most repu-
table manufacturers of this country
and Europe Mr.. Koenig's new store
will be thoroughly modern, beautifully
fitted and by it's attractiveness of feat
ure and quality of goods will continue
to expand the growing trade that has
neceSSitated this change of location =
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board; fare paid. See agent room @ sag
Kearny ST., between 10 and IL o. clock to-day.
About two hundred men out of employ
ment, the greater number. of whom had
worked in mines, called upon Gilligan and
appned for the work. Among the num-
Der was miner named Rogers. who had
formerly worked as a detective The
sharper told Rogers that he was superin-
tendent of the Merrimac mine in Nevada
at Lone Mountain, eighteen miles from
Carnn, and that on Christmas day all the
miners went on a spree and did not re-
turn. He (Gilligan) had come to this city
to get men to fill their places, and to take
back two carloads Of machinery for the
mine He would take seventeen men
back with him, their fare TO be paid by
the mining company and deducted from
their wages The company had an agree
ment he said, with the ra.lroad company
whereby the regular fare of SIS per man
would be reduced to >o.
This story was plausible, and the men
swallowed it readily; Ten Gilligan pre-
scented the gold brick. 1t was that each
of the accepted seventeen should deposit
81 to defray his expenses at the fremont
House until Monday morning, at which
time he would start for Nevada with the
machinery and men.
Rogers became suspicious of the two
dollar proposition and reported his suspi-
clans to Lieutenant Esola.
The lieutenant called on the sharper
and CrosS-eXamined him as to his pre-
tensions. Gilligan broke down and adj
mltted that ne was fraud and was
placed under arrest and taken to the
California street station. When the min
ers learned that Giligan was a sharper
and that he was under arrest they tried
to get him away from Esola for the pur-
pose of killing him in the most eXpedi-
tious way that came to hand, and it re-
quired all the lieutenanTs adroitness to
convey his prisoner in safety to the jail.
When placed behind the bars Gilligan
told the lieutenant that he went to Cros-
seICs employment office a few days ago
and paid a two-dollar fee for a job in
San Mateo County. He went to the adj
else had secured the position. He then
returned to this city and while loafing in
the Cafe Royal met a man whom he knew
by the name of Jim, who suggested the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-08
Pianka and Her Pets.

Carlotta Gertrude Pianka. b,,xor,
blonde from Auskopol, Poland, arrived on
the overland last evening with a tinv
white French poodle and $500 pounds of
excess baggage. The latter consists of
four OF the largest lions ever brought to
this city and the paraphernaIia necessary
Tor giving stage performance in lion
tanning. Nine. Pianka comes directly
from Atchison, Kans., and the big beasts
stood the long journey very well. They
We're taken to the baggage room. fed and
mad, made comfortable for the night, after the
subjected the cages to every known t tss1
TO determine whether they were strong. In
the morning they will be taken to the
Shutes, where Pianka, ''the lady of lions -
peglns an engagement this afternoon.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ULCERS FOR
So YEARS
Eleven on One Limb at One Time
With ExcruCiating Pain. All
Remedies Tried, and Number
less Physicians, Little Benefit.
D.: .CUTICURA Speedily Cures,

Ny mother has been victim to ulcers from
Varicose veins for thirty-hve years Eleven
of these terrible sores have existed at one time
on the limb affected. EXcruciating pain and in
tense suffering were endured, with all sorts of
remedies on trial and numberless physicians
calls and prescriptions applied, but all prac-
ticelly with but little benefit. However at last
the remedial agent found in CJTICTTR
(ointmenO, which surely proved It's weight in
; gold, alleviating pain and causing healing
processes to commence and a cure speedily ef.
fected. She has also, used CUTICURA with
marked benefit in erysipelas of the face and
eczema. The CUTICURA SOAP, also has
established a record only as the best cleansing
purifying and healing in it's nature having
proved itself a most excellent and valuable
auxiliary TO the CUTICURA (ointment)
would remark that this testimonial IS en-
'tirely unsolicited, being a voluntary contribu-
e ton for humanity's sake. and the commenda-
'tiop Of the CUTICURA REMEDIES to the full
est confidence. being satisfied of their purity
genuineness, and almost miracles wrought
March 16, 1895 w T. MORSE Cabot Vt
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She would not have him when he had
him now that he has only one
After the doctors had dressed his wound
Peart was asked about the shooting. He
declared he had not shot himself, but
further than that he refused to talk.
Last evening he was asked If he wanted
Ella. his former wife, to come to him and
he nodded his head eagerly, the only time
slightest interest in anything.
Peart is about so years old and his ex-
wife ten years younger. Mise, the young
mechanic with whom she Is said to be
living in the Fifth street place, is hardly
more than boy, being but "a years old.
The police are satisfied that the old man
shot himself There is nothing to show
than the statement of the Barneys that
they heard three shots, and they are be-
lieved to have been mistaken in this re-
gard
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Apollo Lodge Officers.

The following officers of Apollo Lodge
/. o. o. F., were installed on FRIDAY
night by George w. Keeler, d. D. G. M:
Harry D. Saville, j. p. G.; J. ]. Apple
gate, n; e.; d. A. Hodghead, V. G.; w
F. Norcross, recording Secretary: V g
Post, financial secretary; Harry e. SHOOK
treasurer; George c. Skidmore, w: "
a. Limbaugh Con; o. Madsen, o. G.; G.
- nelson, l. e.; c: e. Perry, r. S. N. G.
g. B. Dorsey, /. S. n. G.; Roy Daniels
X ). V. G.; n. A. Carlson, l.. S. Y. q
John e; Upphof, r. S. s.; William Grady
-, d %; Louie Hammersmith, chaplain
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LIEUTENANT ESOLA
CAPTURED A FRAUD
DARING ATTEMPT TO sWINDLE
MEN SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.
j. E. Gilligan Narrowly Escaped
Lynching at the Hands of His
Infatuated Victims.

]. E. Gilligan, alias De Reemer, a fresh
youth of % hard winters, was caught yes
terday morning by Lieutenant Esola OF
the California street station, while en-
gagged in playing a desperate confidence
Guilty were restrained from lyinching Gill;
gan.
The victims told the same story. and
there is no doubt that Gilligan deserves
to be severely punished. They were
brought into contact with Gilligan
through the following advertisement:
WANTED-1O men for mine in Nevada. 81 and
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McGlade Freed on Bonds.

Peter McGlade, late of the Street De-
partment, who is charged with forgery.
is out on ball. Yesterday morning defend
ants attorney appeared before Judge
Cook and rendered him a $40, 900 bond. on
which Attorney w. II. Metson and Mrs.
Rose .Grillone appear as sureties The
court accepted the bonds and the prisoner
was released.
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Used an Iron Hook.

Henry Saxon, the teamster, who struck
W. w Wells, son Of the City Auditor,
on the head with an iron hook at Powell
and Market streets, was yesterday held
to answer before the Superior Court by
Judge Mogan on the charge of assault
with a deadly weapon. His bonds were
fixed at $500.