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DON'T LIKE 1T.
Comment Of the London Times on the Silver
Bill

LONDON. Aug. 16.-The coming into force
Of the Silver Act was saluted by an article
In Wednesdays Times. Like nearly every
financial authority in this country that
journal thinks the present silver policy of
America mistake and describes the act
as one which "compels the United States
Government to buy certain commodity
and to hold it. issuing in the meantime to
sellers warrants which the public are
compelled to receive as money" The mo-
tive for passing the act IS believed to be
not wholly financial, but political also.
always been that the rise in the price of
silver would be pretty rapid. and this has
proved to be the case. There will probably
be pause when the price has reached "a or
% pence per ounce, which the United States
will eventually adopt as its standard"
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An,i-Temperance Workers.

The English speaking saloonmen Of The 'tty
have followed lbe example OK The Germans OS
organizing protective association. d. Me-
Dewitt, Arthur MeGurreB, c. Z. kuief, John c.
Dougnerty, c. w. Ellis, A. Ii. Breede, A. ID.
Olson and Z. Swanson have been appointed
committee TO solicit membership among saloon
men. Tne main object OF the association Will be
10 resist, by all lawful means, tile encroachmeEts
of temperance movements against them.
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flayers' Lei
pTrrsnrTDS Au1 20

PITTsBuRe, Aug. 1e.-Plttsburgs 9, Cleve-
lands 4.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 16.-Brooklyns 2, Phlla-
delpbias 1.
New, YORK, Aug. 1e.-Bostons 1e, New
Yor 15.
BUFFALO, Aug. 16.-Chcagos 9, Buffalos b.
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THE M,K.NLEY BILL.

Paris and the French Pravircss Still Excited
Over Its Provisions
PARIS, Aug. 16.-The Mckinley bill still
excites commercial circles in the city and
provinces. The recent Consular Confer
ence which was held in this city received
complaints from nearly thirty Chambers
OF Commerce, pointing out the difficulty of
complying with the provisions of the bill
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

The United Brewery Workmen had an I'M
mense attendance at last nights meeting, and
consumed most of the time completing arrange
ments for the Labor day monstration. The
Committee of Arrang ments was authorized 10
employ band OF twenty-five pieces II II was
thought best The brewers division will con-
six-and a handsome banner. Several charges
against offending m smbers were tried, and one
member was fined $40 tor smoking Chinese
made cigar. lie promptly paid bis fine, aud
promised never 10 do so again.
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Stahhed nv an Unknown Man.

STOCKTON, Aug. 16.-F. b. Lewis, hotel
keeper at Valley Springs Calaveras County, was
seriously stabbed in the stomach this evening by
a man whose name could not be learned. The
report sent here was that the cutting followed
a quarrel Lewis is a young Engllshman, who
bought the Plummer House at Valley Springs q
year ago, and has since conducted the hotel.
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Tho Wsilinoton Mine TronbIss.

VICTORIA (B. c., Aug. 16-Tne trial OF five
miners at Wellington on charge of intimidat-
Ing men working in tile mines was concluded to-
day. he prisoners were committed for trial at
the next AssiZes, bail being allowed at $3.50
eaen, and two sureties OF S16 each.
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CARSON (Nev.), Aug. 16.-The following were
elected as regular unpledged delegates 10 the
State Convention to be held In Virginia Chy
Thursday. September 4th: Carson Precinct-J.
Ii. Ma,tiD E. 5. Doughteriy, w. ii. Crisler.
Trenmor Coffin, Il. q. KNAPP, A. NJ. Ardery, L.
NJ. Reynolds, S. Summerheld; Empire Precinct
ID. Cuts. j. Ii. Woodbury. james Morris. The
opposition ticket was badly showed under,
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A pnrelar,s Heavy Sentence.

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 16.-John McCarty the
youth who recently robbed loom In the ClunIe
Building, and who yesterday pleaded guilty TO
burglary IN the second degree, was this morning
sentenced by Judge Van Fleet to eighteen ye ars
at San Quentin
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Rat,lina With a Grass Fire.

TEMPLEToN Aug. 16.-A grass fire is sweep
ing over the hills aud among the stubble.felds
west OF the Bethel settlement. The settlers are
fighting the fire tonight. About 5000 acres have
bur ned over ana there is no prospect Of putting
the ire out there was no loss OF improvements,
but tonight the worst is feared. The fire Is
sweeping down toward the settlement west OF
Tempeton. The origin OF the fire Is unknown.
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The King of Holland.

LONDON. Aug. 16.-There is reason to be-
lieve that the King of Holland is in a
dangerous condition of health. The Dutch
newspapers are not permitted to discuss
the matter, but it is known that the King
suffers from combination of disorders
which his constitution cannot shake off.
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Mount Blanc

Piercing the clouds in thy grandeur sublime,
Scorning forever the finger OF time,
High DER thy fellows, the thunderbolrs mate,
We hail thee. o mountain, SO peerless, 50 great !
For ages thy gories earth's poets have sung,
Romance, golden haIos about thee hath flung,
But little thou heedest their praise or their
tears,
Thou wonderful mountain, thou king of the
years!
Thus. towering above all its fellows, behold
Sweet S0Z0D0NT, worth It's own weight In pure
gold,
Its name with new glories the years but invest,
And Its fame fills the world from the east to the
west.
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Sale of the Saratoga Track.

SARATOGA. Aug. 16.-It is now known be-
yond question that the Saratoga Race-track has
changed hands, Albert Spencer, the owner Of
The principal part of the stock OF the associa-
tion, has agreed to transfer his interest," IL Is
believed that Pierre LOrillard and August Bel
mont are associated with w. j. Arkell In the
deal.
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all feII out, until 7 was chIIreIY
baid-headed: Il then broke out
on my arms and shoulders, until
my arms were Just one sore. It
covered my entire body. my face.
head and Misunderstanding tbs
worst. The white Scaos fell CON
stantly from my head. shoulders
and arms: the skin would thieken
and be red and very itchy, and
would crack and bleed il
scratched. After spending many
hundreds Of dollars, was pro-
nounced incurable. 1 heard OF
the CUrIcURA REMEDIES, and
after using two bottles CUTIcURA
REsoLvEST, could see
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

SCORE by INNINGS.
Sacranentos. .........0 8 o 1 D Q 8 2-1S
Stocktons ..............0 D U o U l.
Earned runs -Sacramentos 3, Stocktons 2 Home
runs-Harper, Roberts and Bowman. Three-base
hits-Bowman. Stapleton, CahiIl and wilson Two
base hit-Roberts. First base OH errors-Sacra.
mentos ., Stocktons l. First base called balls
Sacramentos IL. Left bases-Sacramenfo 10.
Stocktons o. Struck out-By Hoffman 3, by Hape-
man ., by Cahill 4. first base hit by pitcher
DAILY, McHale and Holiday. Passed bals-Bowman
j, Armstrong /. Wild pitch-Hapeman. Time OF
game-l hour and so minutes. Umpire-Donahue.
oficial scorer-w. Ii. Young.
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change; and after had taken Tour BOTTLES, was
almost cured; and when had used six bottles OF
CUTICURA KEsoLvENr, one box OF CUrIcuRA, and
one cake OF CUTIcURA SOAP. cured of the
dreadful disease from which had suffered for hve
years. cannot express with pen what suffered
before using the REM EDTEs. They saved my life,
and feel 1t my duty TO recommend them. My hair
is restored as good as ever, and SO is my eyeSghs
MRS. ROSA KELLY. Rockwell City. Iowa
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

A series of private match races will be held at
the Olympic Club grounds among The athletes
who are In training for the Sacramento games.
Walter A. Scott will probably do the handicap
ping and as lhe athletes are In fairly good con-
dltion. some fast time will be made In the rum
ming events.
Steve Casady and A. S. Henderson are SO
evenly matched in the sprints that a series OF
races between them would undoubtedly be inter.
estDg. IL las been suggested by a member OF
the +. q. A. A. A. that the Olympic Club offerthe
runners a trophy for contest, best two out OF
three races, the distances to be lOU,
22O and 44o yards, II this malen en-
pick winner. Another interesting match would
be between Espiuosa aud Cooley at 1000 YARDS,
Que mile ana three niles. EsplnOsa may win Inc
first named race, but III the latter distances ne
would have to be III very line condition and fee-
ing strong on the day OF The contests to deieaI
Cooley, who is a runner OF great endurance.
Weaver OF tie Berkeley University has proven
himself TO be good ''miler," and mis- friends are
of the opinon that he can del of tsle
Olympic Club cracks In that distance.
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for CONTROLLER, and other nominees were at the
rooms OF the State Central Committee yesterday
morning. and arranged for an early meeting OF
the nominees to prepare for the campaign. The
date Will be fixed when Markham appoints the
Executive Committee of twenty -one, which he
was authorized TO do by the convention Tie
leaders intend to conduct lively canvass.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17
ssu.ra Thn,der.stnrm

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 16. - A terrific
thunderstorm visited this city this evening.
Considerable damage was done to shade
trees and loose signs. Lightning struck
many houses and killed Archie Trimble
and severely injured Ben Diamond.
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RoCHEsTRR On. Y, Aug. iG.--Mr. Boyn-
ton, 70 years, and Frank TawleT aud an
infant son, were instantly killed at Webster
station this afternoon, WHO driving across
the track in buggy. They 1id not SEQ tho
approaching paSSenEeT train.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17
AT SAN rnANcIsco. AUGUST is. 1890.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

San Franeiscos. ........0 o o %
0akIands. ......l U y o U OIL
Two-base hit-Lohman. Sacrifice hts-McDonad
Cobb, G. ONeil. First base errors-San Fran
ciscos 3, Oaklands l. First base cal led balls
San Franclscos 2. oaklands 3. Left on bases-San
franciscos J. Oaklands t. Struck out-By Looka-
baugh 3, by Cob5s Hit by pitcher-DooIey. Double
piays-Hiii TO Ebrlght, Everett TO Neach. Passed
bals-Lohman .. Time OF game-2 hours. Um-
nire-McIauRllin. Scnrer-MAiiace.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

The jewelers. Mutual A Id Society installed the
following officers Friday evening: President,
Gustave Pohlman; Vice President, Tony ker-
dell; Secretary, Timothy Han0n; Financial
Secretary. Charles Rudolph; Treasurer, Ferdl-
nand Heiduskaj, Marshal, Joseph Schultz;
Peterson. James Higgins and Tony Kerdell;
Medlcal Examiner Dr. Sidney Worth.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17
EASTERN BALL GAMES.


CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Chlcagos IS, Pttsburgs 8.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.-CineiDnattis 10, Cleve-
lands o.
BOSTON, Aug. 16.-Bostons IA, New Yorks 6.
BRookLYN, Aug l6.-Philadeiphia 10, Brook
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Altamont's Victory.

PORTLAND Orr. Aug. 16.-The match race
to-day at City View park between Altamont and
Kitty Ham was won by AlIamOnt in three
straight heats. Best time, 2:271a.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

The Amalgamated Society OF Engineers re-
ceved word from the national body, headquar.
ters at New York, authorizing the local body TO
donate 800 out Of the National Fund TO the
striking iron-mOders. 1nls society beng so
small will not participate in a BODY in The Labor
day demonstration, but VIII, individually, by
Joining some other organization.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

TOLEDO, Aug 16.-ToIedos o. BrooKlyns s.
COLUMBUS, Aug 16. = Columbus z, syra-
cuses /.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 1e.-St. Louis 1e. Ath-
lellcs IL.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 16-LouIsvilIes 0, Rocbes
ters z.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

The Arrangement Committee Of the Labor day
celebration had meeting last night to advertise
Tor bids for tine privileges at Woodward's Gar.
dens on III at day. Several hundred tickets were
also disIIlhuled among snme OF Ihe unions.
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Accident in a Nina.

GRASS VALLEY. Aug 16.-Tbs morning at
o'clock rock fell down the shaft OF The Omaha
mine and struck Edward Wiburn on the left leg,
very badly breaking 1t just above the ankle.
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all were seriously injured. 1t is supposed the ex-
plosion was the work OF enemies, who sought re-
venge. The town greatly excited. Sheriff
Thorn was called to the scene. There are
fears OF lynching if the perpetrators are discov-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

HEALDsBURG, Aug. 16.-The residence OF
Joseph Fitch Jr. was This afternoon burned.
The 6Te was oecasIoned by defect In the hue.
The house was valued al about $500.
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in the State and It is safe to say that at the close
of the festival next Sunday all will be satlsHed
with the days work.
The cadets OF the California Schuetzen Club
will hold medal shoot at Harbor View to-day.
An interesting pistol match will come OH 10,
day at Shell Mound. Some OF the best pistol
shots In tile State have been eutered for the con-
test aud 1t is expected that some good scores
will be made.
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Tlw wun a nwallin e.Hous

SAN ANpREAs, Aug. 16.-A dwelllng-house.
containing five Italian miners, at Angels. was
blown up by giant powder. No one was killed, but
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17
DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire Body with White
Scales. Suffering Fearful.
Cured by Cuticura.

My disease (psoriasls) first broke out on my left
cheek, spreading across my nose, and almost COW
ering my face. 1t ran into my eyes, and the ply
sican was afraid l would lose my eyesight alto
gether II spread all over my head and my hair
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

Gallery and &c. tne best Cabinet photos In city
for 81 ou and So per dozen. l144 Market street,
between Mason and Taylor.
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The Snow of Mount Blanc

Is not whittier than teeth that are daily rubbed
with S0ZOD0NT, and coral gathered In ocean
depths cannot surpass the hue Of gums freed
from sponginess by the same salutary agent.
American ladies visiting foreign lands excite the
admiration OF behoders and the envy ol their
transatlantic sisters with the surprising excel
lence OF their teeth. When a-ked to what they
owe this charm they murmur the talismanio
word S0ZOD0NT
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match al Newark; rifle aud pistol shooting con-
lest at Harbor View and Shell Mound PARK. The
latest news vi Interest Ill sporting matters Is ap-
pended.
To-day the fourth race for The o. ca and oKell
cups, between the smaller classes OF the CO.
rintDian fleet, Will take place.
The Pilgrim has beaten the Fawn twice, and,
II she wins again to-day, the 0rca trophy will be
ners, while II The Fawn wins, the Two yachts will
be even I'D. and 1t VIII take fifth race 10 decide
their respective merits
II The CyreIta wins Ia her class she will take
the OKell trophy, she having won twice. but as
her competitors are about as speedy as she Is, a
close contest is anticipated. 1he course will
probably be from the club 10 and around Bios
som Rock Buoy. leaving same on stafbOard hand,
10 and around Preside Shoa Buoy leaving sams
on staTbOaTd band, aud back TO the starting line.
The Freda returns to-day from the Sacramento
River, she having gone up as far as COuriland.
The Cyretta starts tonight for Two weeks
cruise up river. Captain Jones Intends "slick-
Ing her nose" into every slough on the upper bay
that will float her.
This afternoon game of cricket will be
played on the old Alameda ball. grounds between
the Alameda and Burnaby cricket clubs. The
following players will make the sides: Alameda
CluD-Smth, Webster. Bryan, SOlOman, Shep-
herd, McLlven, Lowe, Hood, Roberts OH, Cole
man, Neid; BurDaby Club-Price, Holt Reyn-
ods, Wood. Boyd, Smltbers, Vernon, Newton,
Rose, Bailey, D0dd. Wlckels will be pitched
promptly al noon.
lub huuudl suOOlluR lcotlFdl vi tDe Dan rTdu-
cisco Grutli Club will be held at Harbor View
on Sunday next The competition Will be open
TO all Corners, and all styles OF rifles may be used
not over 40 csliber. Three different kinds OF
targets will be used-a cash target, an honorary
target and a target OF luck. The last named Is
one entirely new TO the marksmeD Of this coun-
try, and Is copied after the one recently used in
The shooting festivals IN Germany and Swltzer-
land. But two tickets to each competitor will
be allowed, and the best one OF these tickets
Will be the one 10 count. The black Is twelve
inches in diameter aud numbered fro m ten to
twenty rings. Whenever the black is struck
red flag will be shown by the marker, but the
marksInan Will not know how many rings lie
has scored until the days festivities are AT u
close.
On the cash targets the sum OF $500 will be
distributed among those who are lucky enough
to be among the winners, and as there are Thirty
piizes there Will consequently be that many
happy marksmen.
On the honorary targets prizes consisting of
silverware, 1eweiry and useful household articles
will be distributed, and the committee having
this target In charge have worked faithfully and
have been successful In getting together mole
than 100 prizes.
The Grutli, although a young club, numbers
among its members some Of the best marksmen
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-17

DiMPLES, back-heads, red, rough, chapped and
y h'i oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAR.
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SPORTING EVENTS.

To-days sports will consist of yacht-race be-
tween the smaller classes OF the COrinthian
Yacht Club for the O'Kell and Orea cups;
creket-match at Alameda, between the Bnrnaby
and Alameda clubs. foot-racing between the
amateur athletes Of The Olympic Club, at the lat
ter's grounds; an eghl-dOg-slake cOursing
match AZ Newark; rifle aud pistol shooting con-
lest at Harbor View and Shell Mound PARK. The
latest news Uf interest III sporting matters is ap-
pended.
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This afternoon the Sacramentos and San Fran.
clscos play at the Haight-street grounds The
batteries will be Harper aud Bowman and Young
and Speer.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-04
FoR RENT.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
VACATION NEARLY DONE.

Schools are about to commence again, and as
matter of course every body, and especially the
children, will want to know trhere they can find the
greatest rariety of SCHOOL SUPPLIES and thou.
sand and one pretty little novelties to be used in
the school room 10 all we will say that 81 lead
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A Husband with a Pistol

Two shots tarough closed bedroom
door by s wfCpged husband a. the betrayer
of Iii horot brought 10 light yesterday af-
sernoor au uafoetunate Washington trans
action. DR.. Gusla7us Brown is yourg
den:ist. II no hss au Office In the large, hand
some residence just opposite the Shoreham.
Dr.. Browu had room there, where he pei
formed dental operations also, bedroom,
where be slept.
For some tia1a be has enjoyed the friend
ship Of Mrs. G. I. Parker, wifa Of we'll
kocgo sesnt Of New York shoe
firm Mrs. Parker is handsome, attract
i've women Of about lwentj fvs years Of
ece sac hiss boep married abou. five
;ea-s, end has ono chi'G. Mrs Parker Tao
visited d.. Brown 4 puu,ber Of times to atk
ais professional services. % the 10 b CT
Juoe Mira. Parker and ber cai!d went over
10 Asourv Park 20 spend The Fummsr al
Noraood Hall, sad it Is alleged that De-.
gyawr visited he; there cn oBe Or two OF
caeicus. Since her return 30 the city Mr
P rksr has Kept very close watch upon
bis yifs. On Monday be Informed bis wife
that lie bad 10 90 o9eE to New York on hu
iness. esd w0ud aot be eble 10 return TO
the city until Friday evening. He did not
leave the city, however.
Walter Parker, younger brother, shsd-
owed Mrs. Parker in her movements about
the city until she went into the house where
Dr.. Brown has his ofiee. This was about
Que O'Clock yesterday. and young Parker
Immediately telepboned TO his brother. Be-
ing joined by the lstter the psir made their
Tey into the house, finding all tie doors un-
locked They searched all the rooms Of the
nouse very quietly. but found no one until
tney entered tie private bedroom Of the
gonug dentist, where, according TO their
statement. they discovered the pair in an
compromising position. Mr.. Parker drew his
revolver aDd began firing at the doctor, who
g05 behind the door Of the adjoining room.
Parker's sbota did 40 damage, and he snd
his brother left the house. Mr.. Parker has
Instituted proceedings ior divorce.
Dr. BrowD denies that any scene occurred
IN bedroom. The lady, he said, had just
entered his operating room scarcely mo-
msnt before tie husband entered. He de-
pies sll the statements which involve the
lad Us tair name, end states that be believes
no husbands conduct is either an sttemp.
at black mail or is PROMPTED by desire to
gel divorce from his wife. He is very in
iippsnt and has sworn out warrant chsrg-
ing The husbsnd with assault and battery.