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New-York tribune., 1899-02-13

Throura :raius leave New-York. foot Of Chambers-st
. ,oioss and nye minutes earlier from West 25d-st:
400 A. M.-VestiDuled Express daily for BnsEanton.
Wayey. Elmlra. Buffalo, l;iaul''u' A'i"e Du''"'0
p NJ. Farlor TO Buffalo. ,, ,, CT,
u. NJ uied rlited-Fast mail daly soma
.,sir fo chicago Arrives Cleveland 1:4O A. M chicago.
r. NJ sleepers to Chicago Cleveland and Cinahha'L
10 r. M-Bunaio and Cleveland vestibuled Express
ds'W Arrive. al Buffalo 7:S 4. NJ, Bradford 1:aO A.
~ jamestown 200 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ
Cleveland 1890 P NJ sleepers 10 bunaio ana OeVeAH
p;I5 p M-Dany solid train for EinG' am,on. ElInrs
Wavery and Chicago. Sleepers 10 HoFhehs'e' Oh0Ab'
ard Cincinnati. Dining Car ..,., nv, "A, ~
ST-ICKETs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Az
- COMMoDATIONS at III il3 26i 49l an ana so' B%rotd- %
vav PoUerv l2Jfh-sf.. ana W -.
Chanbers and West 22d-st ferries. New-York; 333
ana $50 Fu,>on-st 0S Broadway Brookyn l22 Ever:
Ticioker and Jersey CITY Station. New-NoTh IIans'er
CO calls for checks baggage from hoie- nd re'-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
Proposals
4 RMY BUILDING. Whltehan Strect. 81

RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street. New
- York cry. February J. ls99.-Sceled proposals. in
triplicate. Be received uutl ONE o'clock j. VI
February 18Th. 1889 and then opened for supplying s
Department with Go kegs OF eisht-Iny nails 800
kegs o penny 2U0 kegs o twelve penny and 2D k
4 forty penny: 5000 squares American Ready Roofing
Mfgd by 7 ". Bird son. East Waipoie. Mass.
equal also S0OOOoO feet o. lumber either white yellow.
Norway pine. Bidders VIII prices delivered
dock Havana tardcuas Gdibarieu. &ucvitas.
tiago Manzano CieniUegos cuba delivery ~ less than
10000 feet at point. rwcrer. will be
quied The Cove nment reserves e reht 20 increase or
reduce the quantities advertised for 80
50 desired. Specifications and blank Kidding
Information he had this Office. The United
states Government the alcei: reject
any all proposals Or any part Thereof Preference v
he given 20 articles ~ domcsut production manu-
facture. conditions Of quality and price dncudng in the
price Of foreign productions and manufactures The duty
thereon being equal Envelopes containing proposals
should be endorsed Proposals for Nails Roofing Paper.
and Lumber. 10 De opened FEBRUARY l5th lsH and at
dressed 70 a : K1MBALL. a. O. ". g.. L. :. \.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
HELP WANTED.

S-~~~~.~~~y~~~o~~O~ND~r D~r~~~~~e~~rONN~~~~~~~
AGENTS WANTED We want an agent
In every town 10 secure subscribers 20 THB
LADIES HOMB Journal. 10 look after
renewals and distribute advertising matter
We on-r profitable employ ment Tor the
winter. also specla. rewards FOR good WORK
Sl.WJ VII. ie giVen 60 the agent sending
th- largest list up 10 Aprn u next. $500
20 the next best worker and 80 on-dis-
tributlag Sll 900 erlong 800 best agents
every agent. whether he or sis secures
every agent whether be or she- secures
one of the extra awards or not THB
CURTIS PUBLISHING CO. Philadelphia.
Penn
Male.
CAPABLE. responsible gentleman wanted
~ general manager ~ real estate branch
once in this sitr. salary 500 and allow
Hnce- $1,000 secured Investment required.
Iuclpe~ SELF addrefsed cnke elope or call at
10 Wall "a. Room ilt
GOOD MEN
with ability and able 70 Furnish salts
factory reference viii BE- made propo
siti1n leading 20 direct association with
the New Y0rx Bfc Insurance Company.
under except. nal conditions at the Central
Branch once. Broadway. corner Canal.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin St. Station. y. !, as ioHo"S
and Is m later from foot Of ". 42d ST.: ,,,,. ,,-
I2:45 p NJ. CONTINENTAL ILMITED @ Daiyr yrsns n'
Albany Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara rat's
cleveland Detroit. Chicago and St Louis AIaI'e' ra
Chicago and St. Louis afternoon. DnlIt -. .-s
S:45 p NJ t3O N. later foot W. 42i ST. CniCa- h az
ST. Louis Limited Daily for Utica SyTacus'i i,etTo.t
Cleveland Cnicego ana St Louis. r.,.,..o, pu,-
faIo Niagara Falls and TORONTO. ,o,so poches-
SAB p NJ. Daily for Al6any ,uca T.,oi, Cleve-
Runaio Niagara Falls Toronto Detol'' N''''
land Chicago and st. Louis. n roegare
Tine tables m PRINCIPAL hotels and offices ifaEEahe
che knd from Hotel Residence by Nes'cot y
G T LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent y !.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. 1898.
Leave New-York. Whitehall Terminal South Ferry and
'Oo' oi .Baiiy fFxcept Sunday tsundays.
CHICAGO (.4.3o from Liberty street onl). 'i23
2. and 20 y night .. ...
''si 'csiivPcINXATT ST. louis 'e55 a. m. 1856 m.
NEW orr FANS - - ?.
ROYAL Blue TRAINS; ,nn.,
.lI25 Diner. ti255 p m, r25 ' 4Dner'' - 80 q
(Dinerj. 800 =. and 'l2.lo night NORFOLK 1l23o
p. ,,-,
OfHces ll3 H. 2Gl. 43f 1884 Bway, 81 F. 14th st.
l27 Rowery y. y 339 3ii Fulton ST. Brooklyn White
hau Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
destination.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13

The approximate amount Of the lien charge to
isf which the aboyedcscrbed property "a 20 be sold is
l. 100 with interest thereon from the twentieth
day January 1899 together with costs ana allowances
amounting $3ll2. with interest from January 95;r
1899 together with the expenses 4 the sale The ap
proNmae amount Of taxes nents. other Hens
which are he allowed the purchaser Of the
purchase money paid by the Referee Is $lG4l) and
Dated New Yo-k January 9th IS99
LOUIS B. VAN CAASBEEK. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
CARPET CLEANING

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CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand o,
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. 1873 Broadway. 421 Fast $stn-S-'
OOE q BRANDT Tel I32-2sth.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
Gthonl Amenities.

NN.NNNNNNNN<NNNo|NN~~NoN
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
\ Teachers Tutors, GoVernesses
&C 70 Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs NJ j. YOJNG-FULTON . Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
| lEh.sH VALLEY SYSTEM

,auons foot Of West I'D 81 penn. X. R) Cort andt
or DeJrosses 81
Indicates tim. from West dc1re. show
time from Cortland. or Desbrosses St.
sG:i3, 900 4. 81. daily for EASTON and inter-
..:50. $40 T. NJ. daily for wILKEsBARRE
sCRANTON ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHESTER, RUE,
TALO NIAGARA FALLS and tho West and principal
local Toints dining 'ar ani narlor caI 20 Iunaio
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrives Bunao 800 +. Nj pullman bay
COACHES and i'aror Carr Dining Service. Meals
Connects at Buffalo with through scepers
.i2:5o. 90 =. NJ daily Tor EAsrox. MArcn
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON, ana coal
.::i5o. I.IO T. NJ daily. except Sunday for WILKES
BARRE. PlTTSToN. SCRANTON, and principal inter
pullman Buffet Parlor Car for WiLKRSBARRF
st;JO. 5;15 y. 81. sunday only. for MAUCH
CHUNK and Intermediate stations.
'4;5O. $50 J.. NJ. daily. except Sunday for EAsTON
> $50 o..O f. N daily. except sunday for EAsroH
and principal Intermediate stations.
FAiis and all points Pullman sleeper Vest,brIe
train - y. 10 Chcae. Sleepe.s o Buffalo and Toronto
DInlng. car y y. t. Eas;on.
pIAiNPIEiDD' Eisr6N BEriIErITEMM at Mai.rrHH
CHUNK. sAYRE. GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO.
'aai TORONTO Pullman sleeper Tor Buffalo Mono but
$50. $3.50 =. NJ dsiy TO- WiLKEsBARRE
ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHESTER Br'FFAIO NIAG-
ARA FALLS. and all points West Pullman sleeper TO
Additona local trains daily except sunday for SOUTH
PiAI%FIELD. BOUND BROOK ana Intermediate points.
;ea'e - follows: .lD:2l 1850 4 NJ s'2.2Q 23o 10
Plalnneid only 80. 40 $50. and $50 T. NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations lia. gGi "a
355 gi4. and 1929 Br0adNay. 81 East i4th St Y:
SEQ Fulton s.. court 81. 9S Bway and brooklyn
y Transfer Co. viii call for and check barr,r.
Nrm hotel residence through o. destination.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
Ddnfine Schools.

~
4 LEXANDER MAcGRDGOR.
\ 80 Fifth Avenue above 42d 81.
prvo,e lessons and classes in dancing. See Circular
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13

iiTH ST. % EAST. olock westward
from broadway Good neighb0rhood. :.
delightful SECOND door sunny room. boun-
firul table references.
3oD-ST.. i WEST. Rooms. tastefully ana
completely furnished. table bountiu"Y
supplied: references given ana requlrel.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop a, Albany Utica. syracuse
Trains leave Grand central stations follows;
$40 A M.-Day except sundays. The famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS ii Nj -: -: n ~
Fastest the World. Due Bunao - :. NJ ~.
Niagara Falls 5 81 7. NJ Toronto. 900 T. NJ; De
troit llO y NJ. Limited 10 It's sea'ihs ,-,,gor,
S.fI a. Mast MAIL Daly-Fcf BuHa'o' N''e"'"
Falls and Cleveland
1910 A. NJ DAY EMPRESS. except sunday. o,r,. r"'
LOO T. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN IIMlTED ana cqor'n-
CAGO SPECIAL Daiiy-For ,piui'""9' ~
$50 2. M.-TROY AND ALBANY sPEClAl" eN'sP'
SUNDAY. 4. important stations .o--
o.3O = Make SHORE LIMITED. pahyC,--ffei.nd
train 10 Chicago. via Lake shore. but , a-d
7:45 A. NJ. due Chicago 4SO T. " ''''''"e 49,
q. 90 P NJ -v'EsTERN EMPRESS. Dai,y-For Niagara
Cox P M-NoRTHERN EXPRESS. Daiymfor Troy
40 P M.-ADTROND ACK MOUNTAINS ANp 'O''
' TRE.AI. ENpRFSS Daik
$50 r. M-BrFFA1O ANp Soe v,arsra Tmw a Fails
Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis and ST Louis
O.lI p N-PACIfIC EXPRESS. Daiiy-EoF ap5 Us ny-
burg. Niagara Falls Cleveland chieSs%f ,nfr1n S' road
1910 night-MIpNIGFT EXPRESS. For Cscsso, s'aesy
nights chicago sieepers leave At 9:l3
HARLEM DiTlsiON .-. Sunday. 10
Pi;isneil sundays only go \ NJ
WAGNER Palace all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light. -., e,o.to,
Ticket Offices al Grand 'en'd5 oho p-oaS,,av
o25 columbus Ave 81 West l25th St. l.2ta - o.
ana i3e,h st station New York 33S and I2o Fu''o" o.
end i03 broadway. Z D. Rrooklyn m 49,. vo-k
Tolenbone '2T9O Thirty eighth street for Ne" Tor
dence by Westcot, Express COMPANY . .c,,.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Nt'I-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
NFFIcE CONSTRrcTING orARTERMAs-

TER Of Fort Hancock \. j.. Army Building White
hall St. New York c'y. fehrlary - 1883 Sealed pro
posss viii be received hero until u O'Clock NJ. March
Il ls.0 then opened Tor furnishing Screens for
80 buildings Fo. Hanr1cA y a. Proposal banks and
Instructions 20 bidders furnished application.
right 10 reject any all proposals O. O.
BAILEY. Capt. A O. NJ. q. : "
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
DRoPOsALs FOR CHAMBRAY SHIRTS

Phila. Depot .. n Dept. Arch St Phila
Pa. February . 1893 sealed proposals. in tripicate
WIN be received here until II O'Clock noon "Wednesday
February 18th. 1893 for furnishing this Department de-
Nvered either al Philadelphia. Pa. Chicago Ils with
ICOOpO Chambray Shirts conforming TO standard and
specifications equal thereto The number 10 be subec,
~ per n desired, Bidders uuef .fa.e
oates when they Will make deliveries Government
rorerves right reject accept euy pr0poals or
any part thereof Preference given a-cles ~ do
mesc production manufacture. conditions II quality
and price QncluGing In the price of foreign product
or Manufacture duty thereOn) being Equal BLANKS
Tor proposals &c. viii be furnished by once upsn
application. Envelopes containing pr posals ga
dorsed proposals FOR Chamhrav Shirts and addressed
20 Colonel JOHN Y. FiKEN. Deputy Quartermaster
a
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
1nsirnrIlon

Young Ladies-City.
A FrREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
y THE VELTIN SCHOOL FOR Girls,
lGO AND 1872 WEST 74TH STREET.
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13

NrAPLEWOOD. CONCORDVIILE Pa. - Successful
vi school Of the best TO inuse with energy 10 wake
up life prepared for business college
S2i6 under years. SOL Location beautiful elevated.
healthy no tobacco j. Shor,lidge Yale). A NJ. Prn.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13

SILENT PARTNER WANTED for a
dressmaking establishment on oth ave
with 5000 20 $1,000 % invest an
swers strictly confidential. SILENT BOX
10 Tribune orc.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
HOARD AND ROOMS.

%~N~.~O~N-~~o~~,~~ ~~,~~o~~~>>~>>>>>~>~'>~~'~"~
PARK-AVE.. 49,. NEAR J'Ih-S T.
win superior board. sanitary plumbing
terms moderate. references.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13

For Young Ladies-COuntry.
I,DI-CATION IN ENGLAND-A refined Home school
II Mrs "A. c. HAWTREY niece Of MISS ELIZABETH
SFWEIIl continues limited number of
yong ladies as PUPILS Merylhurst. Meads. East
bourne.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
DRESS AND ACCORDING PLEiT-

-~l~-~|-~(((~(|(.~l -|-|-|-|~-~~~~~->-~-~
ACCDEDION and s.de pledtinK: buttons
covered while you walt pinklnG. French
hLiiag. feathers and toas clil@d. BUR-
CESS $40 Gth-ave.. corner 2ist-s;. See
signs.
PLEATINGS. pnkings. futinEs done while
YOU Wl,. Dressmahers get discount on
lowest prices. HARDING. 30 West o3d-s'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
TYPEMRITERS.

-BAkGAINS.-New ma
chimes cheap. RemingtOns. Smiths. Fis.
guaranteed: rentals reduced. CONSOLt-
DATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 40
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
Ocrdn Steamers.
NLD DOMINION LINE.

NLD DOMINION LINE
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Newpor, New.
Petersburg, Portsmouth, Pnner's Point Richmond ylr-
gina Beach. Va and Washington. j.. c. Freight and
passenger steamers sail from Pier 20 North River every
weekday. eAceri Saturday. at T.. 81 and Saturday AZ
fP. 81 "
" l. GrILLAUDEU. Vic, Pres't and Tranie Mgr
pED u LINE.
For La Gunyra. Puerto Cabeilo. Curacao and Mara
caibo VIA cufacao-calling also az Porto Rico
From Roberts Pier. BROOKLYN
3 s. CAIACAS. ..-........ SATURDAY,. 4. 1
Z :. PHILADELPHIA. 4. ........ Saturday Feb 1 NJ
These steamers have superior accommodations for pas
tengen.
DouLToN. BLISS DALr.ErT
Genera Ganagers 1855 Front b.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13

MISS CONKLIN. - ..,, ,--.,,,r
STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRlTlNG
Insc,ion with actual ONCE practice and thorough prpa
ration for nrst-class positions Application II 10 4
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13

yI,HE OSSrNING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
i Sing Sing on the Hudson Miss {. c. FULLER
Principal. 3lst
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
WORK WANTED.

nnle.
ACCrDI- MIAMI. expert. established lNss:
audlts Investigations. trading accounts,
books supervised opened written up.
balanced. town or country. highest refer
ences. LOW RATE Room 6l9 l.l33
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
covupvvrxr PnsITIONs-Don'

references and connections. wanted 70
assist in high grade real estate operations
salary So weekly and allowances. lnclose
self addressed envelope or call AZ 10 wall
ST. Room ilG.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
WHITE STAR LINE

~. NEW YORK -QUEENSTOWN-LIyE
GermanIc. Feb u. noon Majes;ic..... March
Cymric. Feb p. 230 p. NJ Germanic March n |,
Britannia 90. March !. noon cymric. March 3 :;
saloon rates on Cynrc. 80 up. Gerninle ~ =
eco up: Majestic. Teutonc. SIS up second c.,1 .e
Upwards Third Glass D" '-r1rc Germanic ard D. y
SOS 80; on Majestic ard Teutonic s27 20 R.r.-.,ei
additional
For passenger freight and general ln,orma.lo, 49,.
WHITE STAR LINE ~
pier 40. ~ North River. Once 9 Broadvav ~
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13


AT REDUCED PRICES.-5VO second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
sOn-si
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
RAILROADS
NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

- II IL ~ ~ 4 II v HAX44
RAILRoA
slATIONs foot Of " cot Twenty-thrd street and Des-
brosses aud ccrtandt streets Cortland,
Streets minutes later than that given he'o" LOT
80 4. Vi. FAST M1ii.-pullman Buffet Parlor Car
New York to Psburg sleeping Car Pi'tsnurg 10 O"'-
$50 VI FAST and SI GIsyelaPSi Pai,nan
ii5n cars. For cnIcaso CIeteland Toledo Cincinnati
80 +. Vi. cHicAGG AND ST. LOUIS ENTREES
For, Nashville wa cincnnatD. indianapolis. Chicago
800 T.. VI. WESTERN EXPREss.-For Chicago For
10 p. Vi. soGTH%EsI EXrEEss For Pitt .,hti.
40 T.. W.. PACIFIC BXPREss.-fors ri,s rit,bgrs and
ep n :" Var AeA MA YORK AN to hdoHa EHht East Bsry '
Du'S walINGToS "a hin Ts,S 'i AND Ill TIE ans s6tfm
G 20 20 E2 20 p9as c 959 nnf a PsT PT r. and md
Dining Cars. 40 Bsns earJ 45o Dining carj $50
% % IA. io nf Y g. S9aSsy & ' & GS al as rasr and
Dining Cars. 20 dining can. 45o Dining Can. 500
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-''Frorida Limited il5o a. m.
ATLANTic Co1SsT nSsi'' 1%E-ToriGa ;2 +" & sSsea 1920
, m. weekdays. Express 92O a. IN. and $50 ,. IN
ffE554EF fGh 6 F5x dM}dF 9G sS ( m DAY M
ATASTic CITY p m week day; Dsssrossss ,:.s and
Buret Parior Cars Passenger ccaen. and Combined
CAPE MAY-I2so m week.daS SUNDAYS, o,.o,
Grove and Point Pleasant (fron West Twenty third
street stationJ $50 a. Il 20. 800 and 40 D. m
sundays. g2O a. m. iaO ?. N. 0rom Desorosses ana
Corandt Streets. 80 m, l2jO, $40. and $40 p m
Surdays 94j a.. NJ 5.l5 D. m
FOR PHILtDELPIiIA. .-,. o-o
6i0. 20. 80 SO $50 go go Penna Limited 300
dining carr 1870 dining carr. ll.jO a. m. l25o
1So. go. 800 42o 40 Dining carr 40 Dining
Can $50 Dining car. 40 $50 p M. l205 night.
Sundays Go so 80 920 $50 Gimedl. 800 10 30
Dining car q. m. II 50 10 Dining Car. 800 ~
Dining Car LOO Dining CaD. $50 Dining Car. 40
Ticket Offices Nos 4Gi ai4 1896 1898 III. and 26l
Broadway; Astor House; West Twenty third stree,
station and stations foot - Desbrosses and Corfanft
Streets; Court street Fulton street - Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex station. BROOKLYN: station;
jersey city The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destlns
Telephone ''2757 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. q r. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
f)athts auo Steam Eanntbes for Sale.


nor sALEForiy foot soop. 4is feet draft cheap. in
Il good order la,Sng a Ridge Yacht Basin foot
of 5s:h-st brooklyn CHARLES ". BOUTON. Man
ager. Catboats for sale
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
FOR SALE.
MACHINERY.

FOR SAT.E.-Ten RLP.A.N.S for cent
AT druggists one gives -e!lef
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
L s ENGINEER OFFICE. sl2 81 Pam St.

y baltimore. Md. Feb s 1899 Proposals. for fur
nlshing and dell,eriu at Hawkins Point North Point.
Rock Point Font Carroll. cement. stone. brick iron
beams ard lumber VIII BE- received until March 10
ISpa and orenei. For Information apply 20 Peter
&. iiaina. Col.. Engrs.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
~ received Their Uptown Office, NO LIZ Broadway.
"a north Il 3itst. until clock p. IN. advertise
nents following branch Offices regular
until o'clock VIZ: 25i sth ave.
cor 23d-st l52 0th-ave 2th-st Maoys. Gth-ave.
i4h-st. li2 Columbus near West Goth ST. i0G
West %2d- St. near 9th ave; % East lith-tt:
New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
Cedtbrrs.


JAR G. NOVEL;. private tutor at pupils homes o
IL al III = S2d s. Two pupils received in family.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-09
CAUGHT. ESCAPED
AND RECAPTURED
SIMON GALLICK, A NOTABLE
CROOK, BEHIND THE BARS.
A Plucky Landlady Gives the Alarm
and Special and an Officer Do
the Rest-Police Jubilant.

Simon Gallick, notorious young crook,
is congratulating himself that he is not
occupying space in the Morgue instead OF
a cell in the City Prison with charge
of burglary against him. He owes his life
to the poor craftsmanship of Officer P.
H. Murphy and his incarceration 10 the
uncharitableness of a citizen whose cellar
he invaded in search of a hiding place.
Gallick has a penchant for the belong
ings of others, and this failing led him to
inspect the rooms of the Hotel Marechal
Mel, with dire results.
While ransacking room 3S on the third
floor of that caravansary he was discoY-
cred by its proprietress, Nine. Cazeaux,
and when asked by her to explain his
presence he gave weak excuse. Believ-
ing him TO be a thief she tried TO lock
him in until assistance could be had, but
before she could carry out her purpose
Gallick dashed by her and rushed down
the stairs. The screams of Nine. CaZeauX
and the clatter of the escaping burglar
attracted the attention of Bellboy Harry
Zimmerman, who gave chase.
Gallick sped down Leavenworth street.
with Zimmerman at his heels, and the
former tried to shake his pursuer by
lodging into coalyard. An unknown
special officer followed him into the coal
yard and took him into custody. He was
taken back TO the hotel and identified,
and on his way TO the City Prison gave
his eaptor the slip. Again he sought lib
erty, and he rushed up Turk street, fol-
lowed by the unfortunate officer. The hue
and cry attracted Officer P. H. Murphy,
who was in the vicinity, and he Joined in
the chase: Unmindful of the latter s
cries to halt Gallick continued his flight,
and Murphy tried to check his speed with
bullet, without success. The escaping
prisoner turned down Polk street to WIZ
low avenue, and hid In the basement of
No. 81. While there Officer o. G. Phillips
was informed and he entered and recap
tured him.
/ When searched at the prison a pawn
ticket made out to Smith" his alias, was
found on his person. Two valuable
trinkets bad been pawned by him for IS
cents.
Gallick is well known to the police, and
his capture is looked upon as a fortunate
one. He has been arrested time and az 4in
but has always escaped conviction. De-
teetiVe Sullivan and officer Phillips have
been detailed on the case and are collect
ing some strong evidence against nim
Mime. Cazeaux informed hte police that
during the past three months her hotel
has been entered frequently and many
articles taken. The police believe that in
Galltck they have the unwelcome visitor
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-09
MEN FOND OF FISHING.
Annual Meeting and Election of Off.
GERS of the Fly-Casting Club.

AT the annual meeting of the Fly Cast
ing Club, which was held last evening
in the Mills building, the following Off
GERS We're elected for the ensuing year:
President, Walter D. Mansfield; vice pres
ler; secretary, Horace Smyth: executive
committee-C. G. Young. J. P. Babcock,
G. c. Edwards, C. S. Grant and James
Turner. The club financially and numer-
ically speaking is in very prosperous
condition, and it expects TO enjoy many
happy moments at Stow Lake during
the fiy-casting season. The first of the
seasons contests will be held on Febru-
airy 1s and 10. when large gatherings are
expected.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-09
NEW MoANA PURsER.
Mariposa Beats the Nippon Maru in
:; the Run to Honolulu.

r. The mail steamer Moana arrived from
Sydney n. S. w, via Auckland, y. T..
Apia, Samoa, and Honolulu. H. l., yester-
day: Among her cargo was g 25o 900 in
EHglish sOve-eigns, the balance of trade
IN favor of the United States. Purser B.
b, Bendel did not come back on the mail
boat, but his place was ably filed by ]. H
C. Bond. Mr.. Bendel has secured good
position with the T. & S. Morrin Com
pany Of Auckland, n. T., and is going 10
marry and settle down. He was one of
the most popular pursers that came into
the port, but his loss is compensated for
by the advent of Mr.. Bond He was for
'merly on the steamer Tairnui, running TO
Fiji, Tonga, Samoa and Tahiti. and was
a general fayorite. He has made many
friends on the Moana. and it is to be
hoped the company will keep him with
The mail boat.
The Moana brings the news that the
steamer Mariposa beat the Nippon Maru
three hours to Honolulu. The Nippon
Maru left here al S;55 p. m. on January
q and the Mariposa at los a. m on jan
uary 26. The Nippon Maru arrived off
Honolulu at 12:l5 a. m. on February l.
and the Mariposa entered the harbor at
:25 a. m. February l. Both vessels made
splendid time 10 the islands.
The japanese cruiser Chitose is to have
her final trial next Saturday. She will be
given a preliminary warming up around
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-09
San Francisco Savings Union Loans
Two Men to the Tax Collector.

The stand taken by the officials of the
Hihernia Bank regarding the deadlock in
the office of Tax Collector Sheehan, ow-
ing TO lack of clerks, has been followed
by the San Francisco Savings Union,
German Bank and the Fair estate. They
placed their clerks al work on their in
dividual tax bills in order TO have them
ready for payment before March l. Both
the Tax Collector and the Supervisors are
confident that the verdict of Judge Heb
bard on Friday in the mandamus proceed
ings- will settle the controversy as TO the
employment of extra clerks by city Off
cials once and for ali time. The letter
from Cashier White of the San Francisco
Savings Union regarding the, clerks from
that institution follows;
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb s. 1899.
Mr.. Edward l. Sheehan, Tax Collector