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The morning call., 1890-10-15
RIVAL BREWERS.
An Association Formed to Fight the
English Syndicate.

An Association Formed to Fight the
English Syndicate.
a new organization, to be known as the
American Brewing Association of San
Francisco, filed articles Of Incorporation
with the County Clerk yesterday. The fol-
lowing Directors, seven in number, will
serve the first year: Adolphus Busch of
St. Louis, Mo-; John a. Hooper Of San
Mateo, Cal; Herman Liebes, Adolph B.
Sprecke Is, James Phelan, Charles a. link
and and }. B. L. Brandt, of san Fran -iSco.
Cal. The capital stock of the corporation
is $4,000, 600, divided into $4,000 shares. The
paid up capital aggregates SJOO,00O, and is
subscribed as follows: MtsSrs. Busch,
Spreckels, Hooper, Pheian, Zinkand and
Liebes, ia shares each, and Mr. Brandt
716 shares.
The term of incorporation is fifty years.
and the proposed place of business San
Francisco. The finest brewery in the world
will be erected, occupying between two and
three blocks, and representing cost OF be-
tween S2,00O,000 and S3,000,000. The latest
inventions and most approved methods for
the manufacture of malt liquors viii be pro-
cured, and 1t IS proposed to brew as good
glass of beer or better than ever before. To
begin with, no less than 100000 barrels per
annum will be produced, giving employment
to from $50 to 700 men. As lar as possible
all materials used both in the construction
VI NOIkS anu Iue iuduuldcLuI6 VI Dtcl, " III
be Californian. In fact the entire concern
will be thoroughly Californian.
The scheme has been in the course of de-
vel0pment for year past. The movers
thinking it easier to compete with one large
concern than numerous small ones, were
unwilling to give publicity to their plans m.
til the proposed purchases by the.English
syndicate were made. MeSSrs.@ Zinkand,
Liebes and Busch are now in New York
making arrangements for the speedy cen
structiOn of the necessary buildings. and as
soon as practicable the work will be begun.
The names of the Directors are in them
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THE STOCK MARKET.

There not much variation in stocks yesterday
The tone generally firm. and prices showed a
small advance over Mondays closing quotations.
Local stocks and bonds sold very we'll and the
only pronounced change was decline in Hutchin-
son Plantation to $40 asked, SIT bid.
Pacific Surety Company has declared quarterly
dividend OF per cent, Omnibus Cable one of 25c
for the month, Bank of California quarterly divi-
dend OF SO 10. all payable now.
at the annual meeting of Con. Cal and Virginia.
Monday, nearly 80. 900 shares OF the 10000
represented, and the old board was reelected as
follows: Charles II. Fish (President) George X.
Wells, w. s. Lyle, c. o'Connor and Henry b. Ravens.
A. W. Ravens reelected Secretary and d. B.
Lyman Superintendent. The Secretary's report
shows that four dividends were paid during the
year, of soc per share last December and three
OF 25c per share last January, February and April,
the same amounting to S27O.0OO. The company
owes the Sutro Tunnel Company $119,3l6 and the
Nevada Bank $3321S. 1t has bullion on hand of
the assay value of $2Si,7Si. If this were sold at
81 10 per ounce, it Is estimated that 1t would pay
in the treasury. superintendent Lyman sums up
the results for year follows: During the year
the mine yielded 1886 tons OF ore, which were
worked by the Constock Mill and Mining Company,
and produced bullion assaying 81, 255 946, of which
Sl,l17 1896 was gold and $l,13S, $50 silver The
ore showed an average yield of Sl8 90 in bullion
per The average assay value of the ore per
was s24 IS.
Holmes worked last week 467 tons ore assaying
$50 SO, and producing 4237 ounces of bullion.
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LABOR NOTES.
Brewers and Their WOrkmen Do
Not Quite Hitch.

The brewery workmen have issued set
of resolutions asking the Brewers Protec-
tive Association to raise the price of beer,
and expressing the belief that the retailers
will not object to it, inasmuch as their traffic
depends largely on the patronage of the
class that would be most directly benefited.
1t is understood that the boss brewers are
opposed to the organization of the beer
drivers as part of the Brewery Workmen's
union, and have Threatened 10 discharge any
who become members. On the other hand
the union tells the bosses to keep their
hands off, and that if the beer-driyers do
not become a part of the union it cannot
succeed in raising the price of beer
Since the bosses are so deeply interested
in having the price of beer raised, and de-
pend so much ON the efforts of the union in
effecting it, they are actually compelled to
cease interfering with the union.
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A Terrible Nuisance

When the large fire occurred on Town
send street some four months ago, a large
amount of linseed and copra and other veg
etable matter was damaged. This has since
been carted TO Townsend street, between
Second and Third, and left right on the
public street. The stencil arising from the
decomposed matter is something awful.
There are number of cases of malarial
fever in the neighbOrhood. which the doc
ors say are attributable to it. The Board
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DELICATE SURGERY.
Two Conyicts at Folsom Each Have a
Eve Removed.

Two Couvicts AT FOLSOM Each have an
Eye Removed.
One day last week, says the Folsom Tele-
graph, a convict named John Leonard, while
engaged in drilling piece of granite on the
canal, was struck in the eye by small piece
of steel that flew from the drill. His eye
sight was destroyed, and the eye left in a
badly infamed condition. In order to save
the uninjured eye, which was in great
danger from sympathetic inflammation, it
was decided to remove the injured one An
Oculist was summoned from Sacramento,
and agreed to the procedure, and the patient
was placed under the influence of an anes-
thetic, and the operation performed.
William Griffin, another convict, who
came there with a badly damaged eye was
also operated on in order 10 save his well eye,
the useless one being taken out. Both men
are doing we'll. and will suffer less than
heretofore.
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Furniture-Workers.

The furniture-workers enacted a bylaw
last night requiring members in future to
present their membership cards at the door
of tile meeting-ro room. otherwise they will
not be admitted. This union reported last
night that for the first time in the history
of the fumiture-workers Of this Coast they
have been represented in the national con-
ventioD, and TWO delegates from this city
are nJw in indianapolis attending the Ma
tional Convention of Furniture workers.
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HARB0R COMMISSION.
Resignation of the Boards Superin
tendent of Repairs.

Aos'suatioh OF the boarus Superin-
tendent of Repairs.
The Board OF HarbOr Commissioners yes
terday received and referred to the Chief
Engineer a communication from Postmaster
Backus relative to Station D, which will
have to be moved from its present position.
The application of James d. Siebe for
the WATERSHED at the foot Of Cav Street
was denied, and he was ordered to take them
away.
The application of the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company to erect building to
be used for an Office was referred to the
Chief Engineer, with instructions to pre-
pare plans and make an estimate of cost.
w. Ii. Williams, Superintendent of Re-
pairs, presented his resignation, which was
accepted, TO take effect next Monday, and
r. Pingally's bid for building new scow
pile-driver for S575 was accepted.
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4 Complete Success.

At meeting of the Dry Goods Mems
Early Closing Association it was announced
that the undersigned dry goods merchants
had agreed to close their stores at o'clock
on Saturday evenings on and after October
18th, making the III movement complete sue
cess: J. j. OBI len & Co., Keane Bros,
G.. Curtin, J. l.. White & Co., j. Samuels,
Peixotto IL Silverman, z. Kennedy 81 CO.,
Newman 81 Leyison, Kohlberg. Strauss Il
Ernhman.
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Tbe sevep-O,CIook Crus,ac

ket, Fourth and Sixth streets in the interest
of the 7-O'clock closing movement, the retail
shoe clerks now propose to take in Kearny
street and other important thoroughfares
where the traffic is at all active. 1t is under
stood that the Kearny street dealers,
generally speaking. are in favor of the move
ment and that some close even earlier than
that hour,
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Aid for Cyclone Sufferers.

The Stair builders Union has found its
former President J. II. Tietzen, guilty of
violating the eighthour law and last night
expelled him from the union. An appeal for
aid for the cyclone sufferers was received
from the Stair-bulders' Union Of Wilkes
barre, Pa, and will be responded to. The
BARRIERS S-o'clock closing movement was in
dorSed,
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Two Business Failures.

Henry Claasen, a retail grocer, has filed a
petition in insolvency. His debts amount to
S1605 40, ard his only assets consist of
1914 60 in book accounts.
joseph Henry, a boot and shoe dealer,
has also asked to be adjudSed insolvent
He owes S476 81, but has no property to be
anpled to liquidating the same.
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A prominent physician calls the kiss ian
elegant dissemination of disease" He says,
"fever Is spread by it, 80 are lung diseases"
Evidently kisses are not for such as he, and
the old fox says the grapes are sour. Let him
devote himself to making our women healthy
can surely be done by the use Of Dr. Pierce's
Fayorite Prescription, which is simply mag
ical in curing diseases peculiar to females.
After taking. it for a reasonable length of
time there will be no more irregularity, back
ache, bearing-down sensations, nervous pros
tration. general debility and kindred ailments.
1t is the only medicine for women. sold by
druggists, under a positive guarantee
from the manufacturers, that it will give sat-
isfaction in every case, or money refunded.
A Book of lG0 pages. on " Woman and Her
to any address, securely sealed in plain en-
velope on receipt of ten cents in stamps.
Address, WORLDS DIsPENSARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, 6G3 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
The morning call., 1890-10-15
CLOSING Quotations.
Excluded From Prison.

Chi,f OF Police Crowley yesterday issued
an order excluding Messenger Hiram
Crockett, familiarity known as "Dick"
around the old City Hall, from entering the
City Prison Crockett figured disgracefully
in a case which came to light last week
when two sailors were swindled out of
Sl3 30 by shysters. As messenger he
made about So, 900 in few years.
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A Tro,tipe Contest.

One of the events in the line of trotting
contest at Napa today, at the annual races
of the Trotting-Horse Breeders Associa-
ton, will be o match race, $1,000 side and
$500 added, between Margaret S (212h)
and Regal Wilkes, the champion two-year-
old of 1889 This match was arranged yes
terday and will be the first of five events
announced for to-day.
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follows: Arrangements = A. Harshall. s.
Goldstein. A. Ginsburger. IL. klaber, ;.
Harris; floor director, /. +. Morris; assist
ant, a. LevinsOn; floor and reception, feer-
less Club.
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One Point Gained.

The cooks and walters report that they
have prevailed upon the BARRIERS 10 employ
none but union walters at their proposed
bail on November next.
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An Ola Offender Caught.

AT o'clock yesterday morning Harry du
Bois, an ex-cOnYict, entered a room in the
Baldwin Hotel and was stealing a large
quantity Of clothing when an elevator-bo
gave the alarm. Du Bots was arrested on
charge OF grand larceny.
The morning call., 1890-10-15

United States District Judge Thomas P.
Hawley of the District of Nevada, arrived
yesterday in the city. and will preside in the
Circuit Court during the illness Of Circuit
Judge Sawyer
The morning call., 1890-10-15

The alarm from Box 81 last night was %,
a small fire in the French laundry at the
corner of Cough and Fell streets. The dam
apa was $50
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Identification of the Dead.
The man who was found dead on Battery
street and Broadway on Sunday last has
been identified as Stephen Connolly, an IRON
worker. He has no family.
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ENTERTAINMENTS AND HOT LUNCHES
THE TWENTY-FIFTH
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION (!
....oF THE.
Mechanics Institute, 1890.
Opens Sept. 18th, Closes Oct. a5th.

Opens Sept 18TH, Closes Oct. 25th,
With grand display OF Inventions, Manufactures,
and Art. The Latest Novelties aud Improvements
In Electricity will be made special feature includ
Ing the celebrated Edison Tower OF Light" The
Music Will consist OF a band OF forty-two talented
musicians, supplemented by the best vocal talent
oblainabie. Miss Mafhilde Lennon. noted con.
has been engaged, as also Miss Pearl Noble. tina
accomplished young California Cornetist. The Arr
Gallery, 800 feet long and SO feet wide will he lle
with rare and beautiful works by local and foreign
artists. In oil and water-coors. Photography will
be shown In the most attractive form by procession
ais and amateurs. Machinery of all kinds will be
IN operation, and many novelties exhibited for the
first time. A0A 'iA0
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS season tickets, S.; siurI,
season tickets, 49, single adult tickets SOC: chill
uren, zoe; season tickets to members OF the InstI-
tute, half rates. DAVID LERR prasidanf
y. Il. CULVER, Superintendent sel4 I'd
The morning call., 1890-10-15

The peoples preference-Dr Bulls Cough Syrup.
Why? Because 1t never disappoints
For nervous affections, such neuralgia, sclatica
etc., Salvation oil IS without peer
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BARRIERS closing League.
The BARRIERS Eight O'Clock Closing
League will hereafter meet only on the
second and fourth Tuesdays of each month.
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of Health has been notified and appealed to
time and time again to abate the nuisance.
but beyond making promises has done
nothing.
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ATTENTIO !!
HORSEMEN.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
The Following Gilt-edse Stock at Less Than
0ne-half Its Value:

ONE BAY STALLION, 3 YEARS OLD.
Sound handsome and fast. sired by Artillery
(2;2l12) by Hambletonian 10, dam by Jubilee Lam
bert 2:25), second dam the dam of Lolita (2:2414)
by Daniel Lambert. This colt trotted a mile in
2:40 at Is months Of age. and is handsome young
ster.
ONE RALPH HUNTINGTON STALLION,
Sired by Clay horse, dam Arabian. This colt Is 8
years old and the handsomest horse In California,
pure white with black ears, is 10 hands high fine
locker and last.
ONE CHESTNUT STALLION, 8 YEARS
OLD,
l61: bands high. 1850 pounds, sound and hand
some and splendid stock horse.
ONE PACING GELDING, 10 YEARS OLD,
Sound record 2:15A Car 80 three times better
than his record Is tho best-inoneyed horse In the
United States ard Can beat any PAGER In California
ONh GELDING,
record, 2:191a: IS years old; good road horse.
ONE BAY GELDING.
IS hands high; can pole in $3.50 6 years old high :
headed fine locker; splendid roadster.
ONE ARABIAN MARE.
10 years old, with FLY at side, by the Arabian Clay;
years old. and bred back to him.
ONE BAY GLIDING. YEARS OLD;
Pretty as n picture: by All Time dam by Mambrino
Patchen: is fast at the trot and splendid single
footer under saddle; the most styish-appearing
horse in San Francisco.
ONE CHESTNUT MARE, YEARS OLD,
By All Time by Almont Lightning dam by Oriental
by Almont; second dam by Commodore Wander
bit (2:25). In foal to Infantry 1857.
Also the following youngsters, sired by Saturn
2605 (2:22), sire OF Mcleod (2:l91a), Consul
(2:2212), Byron Sherman OPS, and Others
CHESTNUT COLT,
Q years old, dam Mary e :33), by Monarch 900,
sire Toledo Girl (2:l5), and others. This is fine
young colt.
ONE BAY FILLY
Dam by Volunteer 55, second dam by Bayard 80.
ONE CHE SMUT COLT.
One year old dam sister to dam OF Mcleod :191a)
ONE CHESTNUT FILLY,
Dam Lizzie Perkins (2:33), by Ajax 40. sire Pat
Bruen (2:24) Granymede q :2SilD Zig wonder
(2:25l. Columbus Hambletonian I2:26), etc.: by
Hamhletonian 10: second dam by Black Hawk 5,
sire Ethan Allen, etc.
ONE BAY FILLY,
Dam the dam of Charley e (2:24), Headlight
C2:3014 and three others with records better than
2:4O.
ONE ROAM FILLY,
Dam the Arabian mare above.
VIII sell cheap for cash or trade for unincumbered
real estate ANY one owning lots south of Golden
Gate Park can get splendid trade
For further particulars call at 256 Sec
ond St., where stock can be seen, or at
Golden Gate Avenue Livery Barn. "a
Golden Gate ave.
Don't wait long or you will get left and when you
go to Buckingham you will have to pay FIVE times
as much as Is asked for these.
ocl5 2u WeSa 2p
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Dr.. plERCE's PELLETS

Purely Vegetable and Perfectly Harm.
less. Unequaled as a Liver Pill. Smallest,
Cheapest Easiest to Take. One Tiny
Sugar coated Pellet a Dose. Cures
Constipation, indigestion, Bilious AZ.
tecks, and all arrangements Of the Stomach
and Bowels. Is cents viel, by druggists.
fe23 SuweFr 2pWy ly
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Rnilders, Contracts.

Francisco Arata TO Thomas r. Bassett,
to build on the east line of Stockton street,
1876 north of Lombard, north 44X137 IS {;
$3.50.
Jennie McCarl to a. H. Plummer, to
build on the north line of Ivy avenue, be-
tween Buchanan and Webster streets $500.
William Helbing to Louis Helbing, to
build on Shotwell street, 1926 north of
TWenty-third: $3.50.
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HAT TIPS !.

If you can buy Hats anywhere as
cheap as ours lay in a case or two on
speculation. You'll make money on
them. No use to particularize. Our
whole stock is marked for RAPID SALE.
TOMORROW WILL BE "DERBY
DAY" in our Hat Department. Over
1900 Mems regular 50 % and so so
Late-style Derby Hats have been placed
on sale and must go at
The morning call., 1890-10-15
ADJUSTMENTS.


Monday Next, October 2O-Great Sensation
HANL0N- YOLTER- MARTINETTI
PantOmime and Novelty Company.
BALDWIN THEATER.
MIR. AL HAYMAN .........,. Lessee anu froprietoI
MIR. ALFRED BOUNtER. MahassE
LAST WEEK OF THE FAMOUS
w. IT. CARLETON
Q r A Q . NJ p a N
To-SIGHT and Saturday Evenings. saturday MAT,
ofenbaclrs Jolly opera.
THE BRIGANDS
With Great Cast, Correct Scenery.
Thursday Evening (by reques)
THE NIKADO
Friday Evening (by requesD -........DokoThf
Monday, october Goth, the Baldwin The
alter will close for brief period. during
NOTE, ! which Dir. Hayman will present at the
GRAND OPERA HOUSE the greatest
sensation OF the season, the
HANLON-yOLTER-MA
English Pantomime and Novelty Combine
ISeats ready at the Grand Opera House Thursday
The morning call., 1890-10-15

The Peerless Club was somewhat handi-
capped as regards their third party given last
.nighta at Union-sQuare Hall by the numsr-
Gus. attractions, political and social, else
where. Nevertheless, they managed to draw
a gratifying attendance, mainly through a
strict attention to the business" of prepar-
atiun.
:. The invitations were tasteful and the
programmes of all shades, from crushed
strawberry TO salmon pink, were of the
same nature. Exotcs lined the stairway to
the hall, which was deliberately decorated
with cclored streamers and draperies galore,
the stage, where Blum's Orchestra was sta
toned, being half hidden with ported plants.
=: Evening dress was enforced and the
ladies toilets provoked admiring comment,
especially as seen in the grand march, which
was led by Mr.. L. T. Morris and his sister,
Miss Ray Morris. Everything was done by
theshosts Of the evening to maka the guests
enjoy the occasion, which left bright i'm
preston after the reluctant dispersal for
home.
The active committees were composed as
The Portland daily press., 1890-05-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

cAUCUSES.
Cumbei land.
The Republicans of Cumberland are requested
TO meet at the Town House, on Saturday, oath
inst, at 7.30 O'Clock p m, to choose delegates to
attend State and District Conventions
Per Order Town Committee.
North Yarmouth.
The Republicans of the town of North Var
mouth are requested to meet at their Town House
in said town, on Saturday, May 81, 1890, at z
O'Clock p. M. for the purpose of selecting dele
gates TO attend the First District Republican Con-
yention TO be holden at Portland, Tuesday, June
b, 1880, at O'clock p. m. Also to elect delegates
10 attend The State Republican Convention, TO be
holden at Augusta, Thursday, June IL, 1890, at
IL O'Clock a. m.
Per Order of Town Committee.
North Yarmouth, May 15. $780,
Windham.
Republicans Of Windham are requested to meet
at the town house on Saturday, May 81 ,at p. M,
TO choose delegates for the State and District
Convention. Per Order, Town Committee
Westbro0k.
The Republicans of Westhrook are requested to
meet at Odd Fellows Hall, Saccarappa, Wednes-
day, May 2Sth, at 80 p. M, to choose delegates
to attend State and District Conventions.
Per order Town Com.
Westbrook, May 81, 1890.
The Portland daily press., 1890-05-22
MAKES PROHIBITION NATIONAL.
Miss Frances Willard on the Recent
Supreme Court Decision.

ST. LOUIS, May 21.-Miss Frances E. Will
Temperance Union, is in the city to attend
the state meeting of the Union. In the
course of lengthy interview on the whiskey
question in general, she touched upon the
recent original package decision of the
United States Court and said:
am sorry for the states that are permitting the
opening of, the "original package" saloons. Un-
der the recent construction placed on the law
there is nothing to prevent the starting of such in
any town in the country. / have lived in Evans
to the university at the establishment of the town
1t was stipulated that no liquor should be sold
within four miles OF the college confines. Speak
ing with one OF the best known lawyers in Chica-
go few days ago, he said to me that under the
present construction put on the law an "original
package" could be opened there, everything else
to the contrary notwithstanding. At first we
hoped that this was not so, but later developments
seem to make the case look worse.
But there is nothing to discourage us: When
the fugitive slave law was passed and the Dred
workers for freedom. Nothing, however, could
as when It was declared by the highest legal au-
thority In America that "the negro had no rights
that white man was bound to respect" That
was the crack of doom to the slave power. Now
If prohibitory state has no laws that the United
States is bound to respect-and that is exactly the
force of the Supreme Court decision-it will prove
the crack of doom to the whiskey oligarchy.
That government which is run by rumsellers,
as Howard Crosby puts it, will coase within ten
years If politicians know the day Of their saliva
Wilson exempting the prohibitory states from any
action of the interstate commerce law as far as
liquor is concerned. If they do not, next fall s
elections will make lively fighting all along the
line. The people in prohibitory states like Iowa
and Kansas. are apt to become provincial where
tion towns think that If they have built over
against their houses they have built enough, on
the principle of the mans prayer, "God bless me,
my wife, my son John, his wife, us four and no
more" But this decision obliges them to cast
their eyes toward the horizon. It makes the pro-
hibition national with big capital N.