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PERSONAL FAVOR OF THE

One of the most picturesque figures of the New York bar was the late Thomas Nolan, a lawyer, whose witty retorts furnished subjects for ,merri- ment at many a lawyers gathering. Now, Nolan was at one time counsel for poor widow who was suing a construction company for the death of her husband The case had been placed upon the day calender, but had been frequently postponed, and Mrs. Mori- arity by the time she made her fifth call was in an exceedingly disturbed frame of mind, consequently the tones of Nolan,s rich brogue were more than usually fervid as he fought against the sixth adjournment.
 II am sorry" said Justice Dugro, sbat your opponent has shown me good cause for the adjournment, MT. Nolan, and the case will, therefore, go over until to-marrow."
 '.very well, sor,'' said the barrister, sweetly, s'but might ask wan personal favor of this Court?'
 Certainly, sir, with pleasure"
 twill your Honor kindly sthep down to my office and just tell Mrs. Moriar- ity that you have adjourned the case?'' From Success.
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Thursday, June l. 1905.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

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 Luncheon-Woman's Exchange. Notice-0range Selectmen. Postun--G -Groeers'.
 Refrigerators-P. J. Kelly & Go. Suits. Coats. Etc.-Davis & Co. Straw Hats-Lambert.
 Special-Wm. Frank & Co. Surprises-Edw. Malley Co. Undermuslins-Chas Monson Co. Varsity Suits-Meigs & Co. Wedding Gifts-Chamberlain Co. Wanted-Position- Wanted-Situation- Bradley St.
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land weighing 300 pounds, which has been added to the White City Eco, suf- fered severe chill last night and yes terday had to be removed to the city and placed in a specially heated room. The sudden change from indoor to out door air was too much for him and a new contrivance is to be made in which to keep him when he will brought back to the White City.
 The baby monkey which was born on Monday, is a study for lovers of ani~ lmals. When it is not nursing it clings
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SH-AS GALPIM,
 Seo STATE STREET.
CERTIFICATE RE-ExTENDING
 CHARTER.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of Comptroller of the Currency. Washington, D. e, May 26, 1905 Whereas, By satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that .'The Nation al New Haven Bank located in the City of New Haven, in the County of New Haven and State of Connecticut, has complied with all the provisions o{ the Act of Congress ito enable National Banking Association to extend theif corporate existence, and for other pur- poses" approved July 12, 1882, as amended by the Act approved April IT, 1902.
 Now, therefore, ! William B. Ridge- hereby certify that The National New New Haven, in the County of New Ha- ven and State of Connecticut, is author- ized to have succession for the period specified in its amended articles of asa sociation, namely, until close of busi- ness on May 26. 1925.
 EGurrIency Bureau In te mony El Comptroller of hand and seal oi the Currency, office, this twentys Treasury De sixth day of Nav
 partment 1905.
 (Signedl WILLIAM B, RIDGELY,
 Comptroller Of the Currency Charter No l,243. Extension No. 7S4.
 m29 S0t DISTRICT or NEW HAVEN. ss, Pro- Estate of JOSEPHINE LEVI, late ate of New Haven in said district, deceased, The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and appoint- ed six months from the date hereof fof the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate, Those who neglect to exhibit ther claims within said time will be debar- red.
 All persons indebted to said estate ara requested to make immediate payment to
 HENRY A. L. HALL.
 Administrator Clark, Hall and Peck, 152 Orange St. New Haven, Conn, counsel for the ad- mlnlstrator. m30-3t
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to the left side of it's mother, with it's arms clasped tightly about the neck. This is peculiar to the Capuchin ring tail monkeys of South America For breakfast yesterday the mother, who has been styled Mrs. White, had three raw eggs as one part of her breakfast. She has to be careful of her diet the same as other mothers To- day the Zoo physician says he is going to allow her to have a little fruit. The birth of monkey in captivity is very rare.
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ON JAPANESE ART.

c. H. Caffin to Lecture at Art School
 This Evening. ....%
 An interesting feature of the recep- tion in the art school this evening by the faculty of the department will be the anniversary address to be given by Charles H. Caffin, B. A, of Oxon. MT. Caffin will speak on Lessons from Japanese Art' and collection of Jap- anese prints loaned by private collec- tors, will be on view. The lecture will begin at o'clock,
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It will Surprise You--Try It.

X It is the medicine above all others for catarrh and is worth it's weight ir gold. Ely's Cream Balm does all thai is claimed for it.-B. w. Sperry, Hart. ford, Conn.
 My son was afflicted with catarrh. He used Ely's Cream Balm and the dis. agreeable catarrh all left him.-J. C. Olmstead, Arcola III.
 Tlse Balm does not irritate or cause sneezing. Sold by druggists at 50 cts or mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warrer St.. New York.
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FROM LONDON H1PPoDRoME-Now AT WHITE CITY.

Do you think that wealth is essen tial to happiness?"
 From some of the letters I receive" said MT. Dustin Stax, "I am inclined to think number of people consider some of my wealth essential to their happi- ness. s."-Washington Star.
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DON'T GO HUNGRY.

Luncheon will be promptly served on the day of the Yale-Princeton game at the Woman's Exchange, 151 Orange street. from Ii until 2 o'clock. Tables may be reserved on application. Cars for Yale field less than half a block away.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington. D. C., May S1, p. m.
 Forecast for Thursday and Friday For New England: Fair Thursday and Friday; warmer Friday; light va riable winds For Eastern New York: Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday; warmer Friday; light variable winds.
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AT EASTERN POINT.

Major Isaac Bromley, press agent of the Consolidated railroad, and his fam. fly arrived Tuesday at their residence at Eastern Point for the season.
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THE WHITE CITY.
Good After-Holiday Crowd--The Baby '. NroniSey--treat SnnISe III.

\ MOnkey-Ureht SHuISe HI
 A good after-holiday crowd turned out at the White City yesterday. In the afternoon there was a large gath .ering of ladies and children, and in the evening the various attractions were well patronized. .r.
 .'Le Monarch" the great Borneo snake, measuring thirty feet in length
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Local Weather Report.

[. M. TARR, Local Forecaster.
 U. S. Weather Bureau.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10
TWO CONTESTS REACH FINAL
ROUND ON SAN RAFAEL LINKS
Competition for Councils Cup and
Possession of Gustav sutro Tro-
ply to &c Decided.

Two golf competitions have reached the
last round on the course of the San Ra-
fael Golf Club. The final match in the
competition for the Councils cup will be
between j. j. Crooks and Carlton Curtis.
j. j. Crooks and A. S. Lilley are in the
final round for the Gustav Sutro cup,
which will become the permanent posses
sion of the winner.
In the first match play round of the
competition for the Councils cup A. S.
Lilley beat Frank Madison, z up to play;
Carlton Curtis beat c. A. Belden, 4 up 3
TO play; J. J. Crooks beat r. j. Davis. 5
up to play, and Gustav Sutro beat
Douglas Hardy, up to play.
In the semi-final round Carlton Curtis
beat A. S. Lilley up, and j. ]. Crooks
Won from Gustav Sutro
Alexander Bell. the resident profession
al of the San Francisco Golf and Country
Club, recently went round the Preside
links in "a, which is equal TO the best
round ever made on that course by Rob-
ert Johnstone. When the circumstances
are considered it is even better than
Johnstone's record. which was made
when the course was dry and had a good
deal Of roll. Bells record was made
when the course was still wet from the
late rains.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10
SPEEDY HOUNDS
ON THE FIELD

The second renewal of the Grand Ma
tIonal Champion Stakes for greyhounds
will be commenced tomorrow at Union
Coursing Park. In this the fastest eight
dogs available are brought together, two
running each Sunday for "a special purse,
with a richer one for the last pair which
remain in the running
The first brace to go to the slips will
be DIR. +. p. Clark's Mr.. Zignego and
George Nethercott's Pocatelli This will
pit Stockton against Sacramento. Each
match is best three In five trials.
An unusually strong card will be pre-
sented at Union Park to-day and to-mor-
row. Three events are scheduled with
total of l52 entries. In the class stake
of sixty-four entries are Palo Alto, Poca-
tclli Richard Anton, Freeport, Quita,
Rector, Patched Up, Humboldt and other
flyers
Thrty-five puppies were offered for the
baby event of which only sixteen could
be accepted All the names were placed
in receptacle and the first sixteen drawn
out made up the stake. The remaining
ones will be given first choice next week.
The Roman and Lady Athlete will be
the first of the progeny of Roman Ath-
lete to start. Salinas Girl and Black Girl
are by Black Coon-Salnas. Elf Surprise
is by Northern Surprise-Honey Grove
Girl. The latter is daughter of For
Freedom.
Carlisle, by Hot Stuff Motto. has not
been out since the Belle Brandon Fire
Maid, runner-up for that event. is among
the starters. Judge Dean. the Belle
Brandon winner, is considered of great
promise and is being reserved for the
Futurity, which will be run in September.
There will be train at 1880 to-day
and tomorrow. There will also be spe-
cial car Tomorrow at o'clock from Fifth
and Market streets. Each of the three
stakes Will be run down once to-day. The
likely winners:
Puppy stake-Gertrude Elf. Surprise, Car
Isle, Fire Maid. The Roman, The Old Peach.
Brindle Flyer, Lady Athlete.
Glass stake--Duhallow, Princess Savoy,
Preside Boy. Rocked Asleep Lost Chord, Con-
roy. Pocateiil, Quita. The Referee Aeolus,
Sampler, Sea Lion Hudson, Doc Burns. Miss
Domestic. Rector, Barge. Patched Up. In
Time Amandan. Humboldt. Agile Squirt,
Ragged Actor, Northern Flyer, Renegade
Apache, Yellowstone. Choo Choo. Richard An
ton Blaze. Silver Heels Lord Brazen.
Reserve stake-Blue Craig, Homer Boy.
Royal Spirit Happy Lad. Little Mercy, Frisco
Lad. Peerless Beauty, Anna Ryne. Race King,
Mark Twain. Aurelia. Capital Lady. Ina Cis-
sus CoIored Lady, Forest Fire, Bright Column
bia. Concord Boy. sherman: Secretive, Fonte-
noy. MeHenry, Cubanoa. Fiery Rock, Tralee' $
Best Medley, Feni. Intruder. Lulu Girl. Alice
Siroc Texas jill and Our Motto.
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the coast has just been made by Fred
J. Rodgers. who arrived from England
some days since with the bulldog, Grit
ford Goody, noted for her great physi-
cal beauty-as beauty goes in that
breed. While she touches high stand
ard in all that goes to make UP a per-
feet bulldog. she is particularly strong
in the body. She is pronounced the
best bodied of the breed alive. In
breadth of chest she almost rivals Tom
Sharkey, the fighter.
Girtford Goody is by Champion Ivei
Doctor, out of Ivel Dorry. In color she
is white. with brindle-m marked head.
She weighs forty-fve pounds. H. St
John Cooper, an authority on the breed,
in his latest book, which describes the
best twenty of the breed, says of her:
She is probably the best bodied of her
sex alive. In fact it would be diff
hcult to find fault with her body, while
I'm skull and underjaw there is little to
be desired"
She took a number of prizes at the
Bulldog Show in England and at
Streatham and Sandy. At one show she
was awarded the special for the best
bodied dog in the show, beating al
other breeds in this competition. She
is in whelp to Lord Burley, which has
beaten every dog in England. Included
in his list of victories is one over the
dog for which George Could paid $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10
veteran Bowler. ON the Green.

The popularity of Scottish bowling is
ever on the increase. and the green at the
park is full to overfiowing every Saturday
afternoon. The experts have been en-
gagged in a singles tournament for sew
eral weeks and will finish the event be-
fore the summer is over. An interesting
and novel tournament will be commenced
this afternoon. 1t will be a singles for
players 20 years of age or over Y. Z.
Lawson has donated a handsome silver
trophy for the event, and the six players
entered will surely do their best to annex
the cup. Those who are eligible and have
entered are Samuel Irving. j. Duncan, A.
Mcdonald, G. C. Patterson, Andrew Fore
man and William Watson These SIX
players are as clever as any in the club,
and some excellent bowling Is antici-
mated. IL will be a round-robin affair.
After the payers have all met the three
lowest will drop out The three remain
ing players will again meet in round
robin. and the lowest will drop out This
will narrow the competition down to two
pIavers. who will meet in the finals for
the Lawson cup. The event will not be
completed for several weeks
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10
EFFORT TO ORGANIZE THIRD
LACROSSE TEAM HAS FAILEI

The prospect for the game of lacrosse
Is not bright just now. Up to the present
time II has been found impossible to har-
monize the factions I'm San Mateo and to
organize team there, though many good
players live in or near the town OF the
four clubs-the San Francisco. the Olym-
pic, the San Mateo and Talagoo-which
formed the California Lacrosse Associa-
ton al the beginning Of the season only
the two first named remain. An attempt
was 70 have been made last week to re-
organize the Talagoos and create a third
club 10 contend for the championship of
the association, but none of the executive
committeeman reached San Mateo on the
evening appointed, and consequently
nothing was accomplished.
So far as can be seen at present the Sc
ries OF matches for the 1905 championship
of the association will reduce itself to a
duel between the San Francisco and
Olympic teams. Great rivalry exists be-
tween these clubs, each being eager for
the honor Of playing against the Sham
rocks of Montreal or the Capitals of OF
tawa- whichever OF these two crack
Canadian teams visits San Francisco this
year. Both teams have arranged to play
a series Of matches on the Pacific Coast,
and It is probable both viii visit San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10
PACIFIC AND ALAMEDA TEAMS
MEET ON THE CRICKET FIELD
First Encounter of These Two Old Ri-
walls During Present Season
Takes Place sunday.

The Pacific cricket eleven will meet
the Alameda team for the first time
during the present season tomorrow
on the cricket ground at Webster
street, Alameda Usually the season
opens with an engagement between
these two old rivals, but the match set
down to be played between them on
May was postponed and afterward
declared on. The Alameda team will
lack the services of Harold Ward. its
captain, the eleven consisting OF F. j.
Croll. George Croll. F. s. Stahl. L. H.
Wheatley, c. W. Irish, j. c. Clarkson,
]. III. Saunders. Harry Bird. B. Bird, G..
1. Baugh and S. NJ Foster. A captain
for the day will be chosen on the
ground.
The Pacific eleven will be the fol-
lowing: E. H. NJ. Lannowe (captain), z.
Fl. Wilkes. A. W. Wilding. H. R. Elliott.
H. d. Bowly. w. Petherick. d. B. jam
ieson, DIR. o. N. Taylor, II. c. Cassidy,
Norman Logan and H. N. Storrs.
The secretary of the Alameda Cricket
Club has written to the secretary OF
the California Cricket Association in
closing the following letter from j. II.
Saunders. we'll known member of the
Alameda Boat Club j. II. Saunders
writes as follows:
I wish to call your attention to an attack to
which the president Of the California Cricket
he was accused by r. Roberts OF the San Fran
cisco County Cricket Club OF being Indifferent
to the furtherance OF cricket Inasmuch as
this attack made when the pavilion WIS
occupied by guests well by members Of
the cricket association. i consider II was a Sc
rieus breach Of cricket discipline and had a
tendency TO beIttle cricket m the eyes OF the
general public. This communication Is for
warded to you in the hope that the president
viii not be subjected to fartner attacks Of this
kind. and that his dignity as the head OF the
California Cricket Association will be upheld on
all occasions
The secretsry OF the Alameda Crick-
ct Club states that. as there is at the
present time considerable agitation
tending toward the purihcation of the
game by eliminating Questionable
players. the attention OF the members
of the association should be called to
Mr. Saunders COMMUNICATION. He also
expresses his regret that the spirit
evidenced by the criticism directed at
the president of the association should
be found among the cricketers of Cal
ifornia. The maintenance OF the game
in the State Is not easy and should not
be rendered harder by disunion among
its supporters and by a spirit of oppo-
sition to the head Of the association.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10
MANY ANGLERS
AF TER TROUT.

Weather conditions proved unfavor-
able last Sunday for the enthusiastic
anglers and few trout were taken. A
Paper Mill and elsewhere. The cleo
trical storm in the mountains on
Wednesday night will spoil the fishing
In that region for a few days.
Bert Spring sent splendid box of
Rainbows to T.. j. kaplan on Thursday
from the Big Meadows. The fish aver
aged more than two pounds in weight.
A snowstorm gave the fishermen a tenn
porary setback during the week.
w. w Richards and wife came out
of the Big Meadows during the week.
Mr.. Richards stopped off at Boca and
found men taking thirty and forty
trout day from the Truckee on fly.
Colonel Kelihor, Colonel Parnell and
others are at Castella, on the Upper
Sacramento. The fish are reported to
be taking all kinds of hackles with
avidity.
The trout are commencing to strike
gingerly at the fly on webber Lake. j.
w. Orear caught five some days since,
one a two FOUNDER.
Reports from Santa Cruz are to the
effect that the coast streams-Waddell,
Scots and Big Creek-are yielding ex-
ceptionally good returns. C. d. Hinkle
and others of Santa Cruz easily secured
the limit. Frank Field and the Hal
stead brothers had good sport at Brook
dale and Ben Lomond, some of the fish
running up to nine inches.
w. ]. Street, Charles Breidenstein.
Bert Harwood, Joe Meyer. Joe Uri and
Frank Marcus will fish for black bass
to-day on lagoon near Olivette, on the
California Northwestern road These
game fish are said to be plentiful there.
Jack Sammi will try his luck on
Lake Lagunitas to-day. The fishing
was good there on Monday and Tues
day, but bad on Wednesday and
Thursday.
John Butler. the veteran sportsman,
was In a strange dilemma some days
since. While fixing a cast of flies
preparatory to fishing trip he placed
1t slipped back and in removing it he
sunk the barb in his tongue and was
as firmly hooked as any trout he ever
landed. A hurried trip was made to a
dealer in tackle. but the hook could not
be dislodged The Emergency Hospital
was next tried and a surgeon deftly and
painlessly removed the obstinate hook.
Roscoe Havens, Judge Glasscock, Mr..
Ransome, Mr.. Matthews, Mr.. Mattici-
vich and Mr.. Walker are at Sims.
H. A. Greene reports that the can
merry at Monterey took 21S1 Chinook
salmon from the fishermen during the
last five days. The fish averaged six
teen pounds. The weather is good and
the, facilities for fishing are improved.
The Purissima continues to yield
good returns. although the general
complaint is that the trout are small.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10
LAKE MERRITT
REGATTA NEXT

The rowing regatta to be given on
Lake Merritt as part of the 1ndepen-
dence day celebration by the citizens of
Oakland will be under the management
of the Pacific Association of Amateur
Oarsmen. This body has applied for
membership in the national association
and it's application will no doubt be ac
cepted. The Dolphin and Alameda boat
clubs are already members of the asso-
citation.
The Oakland Fourth of July celebra-
tion committee will apportion $3.50 to
the regatta for prizes and expenses;
$3.50 to the Pacific Athletic Association
for track and field events, and $500 to
the wheelmen for cycle races, if il con-
firms, as it is likely to do, the recon-
mendations of the finance committee TOR
the AFTERNOON events. The Pacific Ath-
letic Association will have charge of
the swimming events, which are under
its control throughout the United
States. An important part of the pro-
gramme will be the swimming races or
Oakland boys.
The Pacific Athletic Association and
the Pacific Association of Amateur
Oarsmen are on terms of better un-
derstanding, the first named body being
ready to resign the management OF
rowing affairs to the p. A. A.. o. If that
is seen to be the desire of the oarsmen
of the bay The p A. A. O. wishes TO
encourage rowing as sport for girls
and young women, and to this end will
be glad to give instruction in the art or
to aid in getting up entertainments to
obtain funds for boats and equipment.
The p. A. A. o. is anxious to encourage
rowing by all legitimate means in it's
power. 1t is proposed to have ladies
skiff race on the programme of the
July Fourth regatta. High school girls
or the members of ladies rowing clubs
who desire information with regard to
this event or other rowing matters may
communicate with F. V. Ferrers Baker,
secretary of the p A. A. o., at Cos
Montgomery street.
The regatta held at Vallejo on Deco
ration day has stirred up good deal of
enthusiasm in that town for rowing.
The Vallejo Yachting and Rowing Club
has increased its membership from 100
to 125. and already forty candidates for
the twenty-five vacancies are on the
list
1t is believed a first-class Eastern
boatbuilder could find profitable and
constant employment here, as the de-
mand for good boats seems certain to
increase and the Coast builders do not
treat the rowing clubs satisfactorily
The University of California Boating
Association hopes to induce an Eastern
boatbuilder to take up his resluence
here.
In the junior barge race at the VAL
lejo regatta the Alameda and Ariel
crews tied for second place The Ala
media crew is willing to let the destina-
tion of the prize money be determined
by the result OF the junior barge race