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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-08
A Fearful Loss.

1t is great loss to plant poor seeds-a
loss to the patience and total loss of the
seasons efforts. The establishment OF D. M.
Ferry & Co., Detroit, Michigan, makes a
business of raising and selling garden and
flower seeds adapted to all climates AS
time goes on their seeds are more sought after,
for they are good, true to name, fresh and
lust as represented Send your name to the
firms address at Detroit, Michigan, and
they will forward you copy of their Seed
Annual for 1890.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-08
Value of Corn Fodder.

In all discussions of fodder corn the
object of the grower is assumed to be
to get the stalk if possible into full
bearing condition. Where ears are
formed and ready to glaze, it makes a
richer silage than at any previous
time, and this, too, though the ears
are stripped off. Field corn from
which the grain has been taken is
more easily dried than the immatu lure,
sappy stalks that have never borne
anything, Cattle eat these, excepting
perhaps the butts, more readily than
the thiclxly grown fodder corn that to
the inexperienced eye seems so mnch
preferable. In this case the COW is a
good chemist, and her taste is a better
guide as to what is best for her than
is that of many more highly educated
or worse perverted palates of human :
kind .--....'
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-08

DR.. Pierce's Pellets--cleanse and regulate
the stomach, bowels and system generally.
One dose; purely vegetable.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-08

He has not lived in vain, who finds out
before he dies what a fool he has been.
We recommend "Tansills Punch Cigar.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-08

in the farmer s conduct Of his business
as the demand for his producJs is al
ways larger than he can supply, and
generally increases in proportion with
the amount produced. Besides, as the.
business of growing and marketing
special crops increases, more is learn
ed about them, and they can be pro-
duced and sold more cneaply. In this
way each locality is able to retain
a profitable monopoly of its speciality.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-08

George Fl. Boxer, poet and dramatist, died
IN Philadelphia recently.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-08

The public debt was reduced So ,12S,O93 in
December
The morning call., 1890-08-10
TIE RIFLE.
A Reception in Order to Utschig and
Jacoby-COmpany shoots.

A Reception in Order to Ufschig and
Jacoby-Company shoots.
information received from Frauenfeld,
Switzerland, where the California marks
men have been competing, states that Philo
Jacoby won the sixteenth cup and John
Utschig the thirteenth. 1t was hoped that
one rifeman would come III on the first ten
goblets, but as il 10 they did very we'll when
the great number of competitors Is taken
into consideration. The conditions under
which the goblets were shot for placed
California's marksmen at disadvantage.
The requirements were rapid shooting at a
distance of 333 yards, and the highest pos
sible score in one shot was three points, so
that in order 10 win goblet it was neces-
sary to make 120 points. The first goblet
was won in 26@ minutes and the tenth IN 90
minutes.
The Germania SchuetZen Club at its re-
cent meeting passed q resolution appoint
ing committee to act with the San Fran
cisco Schuetzen and the California Schuet-
zen Club to give reception and banquet
to marksmen Philo Jacoby and john u It's
CHG on their return from Europe about the
first of next month. The following gentle
men were appointed on the committee, with
full power to act: Charles Thierbacl. L..
OFT and Christopher Adams.
The honorary prize Of the citizens of San
IidhClSSO ANNOV VI lVOV u'"i hoH PACoVhtOu "
the great German Bundles shooting festival,
was one of the first prizes on the field tar
get Deutschland" and was won by the
carpenter boss. W. Binder, from Braunch-
weig. Germany.
Companies and G (Nationals) Of the First
Infantry Regiment Will hold their monthly
shoot at Shell Mound Park to-day.
Several private matches will be contested
at Shell Mound to-day, and quite a gather
ing Of marKsmen is expected at the range.
The City Guard Rifle Club will assemble
at Shell Mound to-day and contest for the
hOnorS Of that association.
The San Francisco SchuetZen Verein will
hold medal shoot at Shell Mound to-day.
Company b of the Third Regiment will
hold a medal shoot at Shell Mound to-day.
Pool shooting and practiclng will be the
order of the day at Harbor View.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
TIRE ROD.


Streams Have mol Been Stocked, but
Preserves Are 40. X"
At the recent meeting of the State Board
of Fish Commissioners Superintendent of
Hatcheries Woodbury. submitted his report,
in which he stated that several thousand
young fish were distributed in many Of the
streams which traverse through some of the
adjoining counties. Anglers who have been
accustomed to visit the principal trout
streams which Mr.. Woodbury. referred to
in his report stated positively that not a
single fish from the hatcheries has been
placed in any of the glens or creeks within
100 miles Of San francisco.
Mr.. Woodbury. has no doubt fulfilled his
duty, SO far as Obeying the orders Of the
Commissioners, but 1t is quite safe to say
that he has not been present at any time
when these fish, which the State pays for,
were placed in public waters, as stated by
him ON Tuesday, the 9th inst. The several
thousand trout eggs shipped from Ssson
this year TO the owners of private ponds
and creeks need never hope 10 swim in the
public streams, which for years have been
left barren of trout.
The Chinese fishermen found guilty of
the illegal catching of fish by Marin
County Judge have appealed to the SUI
preme Court. The cases of nine other
'prates," which should have been heard
last Friday, were postponed until the 10Th
inst.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
THE TURF.
Another Meet of the Gentlemen's Dri'


Another Meet of the Gentlemen's Driv-
ing Association.
The fine weather drew a large crowd 10
attend the weekly meet of the Gentlemen s
Driving Club at Oakland TrottiDg Park
yesterday, aud the gay equipages that
thronged into the grounds and secured
eligible positions around the fence in front
of the grand stand, were we'll filled with
handsome ladies and happy children. They
were doomed to disappointment, however,
at least to a great extent, for majority OF
the horses that had been entered were
either lame or out of condition, and at the
last moment had to be withdrawn. Not to
be completely disappointed, however, DIR;
c. II. Walker entered b. g. Washington ana
w. r. Birmingham entered S. G. Oregon
Boy, for pacing race of the 2: 80 class. best
two in three in harness; and Carl Iyerson,
b. IN. LeandrO Girl, and w. w. White. S. ni'
Beauty, for trottiDg race in the 2 80 class,
best two in three in harness. In the hrst
race there were three trials, all of when
were won by Washington. Time, 2:42; 2 :3I !;
1856 The second race was won by Beauty.
Time, 2:53; 2:57.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
YACHTING.
ereat Expectations Have Mnrhed the

Grent Expectations Have Marked the
Almost Ended Season.
Great Expectations" would be good
title for work on the yachting season Of
1880 on San Francisco Bay. The public
was promised IA great year of sport, and the
yachting fraternity theoretically girded up
its loins and prepared for the expected ex-
element The fraternity is still prepared,
but the exciting events have failed TO ma
terialiZe.
The Jessie Lurline ocean race was
harped ON for weeks, when it was discov-
cred that the contest never was arranged
except in the fertile imagination Of some
newspaper man. The SapphO-Linda race
was another fruitful theme. and this was
worked with great assiduity. but it
ended in wind. The larger yawls "whooped
her up" for awhile with the same result.
Then came long discussion anent con-
test between the Ereda and Thetis. These
boats did meet in the Corinthlan Club
regatta on May Both, and close and excit-
ing contest was the result, the Freda WIN
ming by a small margin on time allowance.
The only other yachting events of any inn
portance that have taken place this season
(Which is more than two-thirds over have
been the elused contests of the Corinthian
Yacht Club for the Keil, Orca and OKell
trophies.
As the owners of the yachts Of tie Co.
rintbian feet, in which no boat of more than
forty-five feet over all can BIO enrolled, are
The morning call., 1890-08-10
THE OARsMEN.
Admission Day Regatta-A Good Field
OF Starters Expected.

Admission Day ReRatta-A Good Field
OF Starters Expected.
Now that a regatta for Admission day is
a certainty, the oarsmen have begun work
in a style which is quite vigorous. No one
can deny but that so far the season has
been very duh one, but there is yet plenty
of excitement ahead for those Who eyince
fondness for aquatic sport.
John Muirhead is anxiOusly awaiting the
arrival Of his shell, which he ordered from
Ruddick last March.
Dougherty, Mcdowell, Thomas and Du-
plisse will in all likelihood wear the red
and blue of tile South Ends in the probes
sional four.
The prizes offered by the Native Sons for
the races are liberal and should insure
good field Of starters.
There was TumOr around the boat
houses yesterday that Henry Peterson had
been engaged by the LurliDes as trainer Tor
the clubs amateur four.
Charlie Long, the pet of the Pioneers, has
given up single-sculling for the present and
taken to the bicycle.
The Regatta Committee Of the Native
Sons through Chairman j. f. Finn has pre-
sented the following list of races:
Professional barge race, hye entries; first prize
500, second $50, third s25.
Amateur barge race, four entries; first prize
an $50 medal, second prize $40 medal
Professional single SOUL race, first prize $40,
second $50, third S25.
Amateur single scull race first prize a 500
medal, second prize a S15 medal.
Ships boat race, first prize S70 second $50,
third S25.
Yacht club race, first prize trophy worth
5000, second trophy worth $780, Third trophy
worth $40.
The total amount is 5000. The commit
tee. through Secretary Lees has informed
those clubs which intend TO compete to
have their representatives in training at
once.
The amateur barge race will attract the
oarsmen of Stockton, Alameda and Oak
land. and probably some Vallejo scullers as
well.
The Long Bridge critics are more than
anxious to see Jim Cochrane come to the
starting post in the professional singles.
George Phelan OF the Ariels says that ne
will have his champion amateur four on the
water twice a day from now to the 9th OF
September
John Muirhead Is authority for the state
ment that Gus Brown, the well-known
athlete, would like to have a match in
Whitehall boats against Max Mannheim.
1t Is said that L. Z. Flynn and j. V. Cole
man VIII enter into a double scull race at
Sacramento in January next.
William UConnor is going home by the
way Of England.
The Rowing Association met last Tues
day and appointed a committee to arrange
for a benefit to take place at one of the
theaters. The Alameda Rowing Club was
admitted TO membership.
A large percentage of the local men
favor the Alameda course on which to hold
the coming regatta.
Jake Gaudaur Melted over $1,000 in prize
The morning call., 1890-08-10
BETTER THAN A GOLD MINE,
Snug Amount Made Out of Chinese
Habeas Corpus Cases.

Snug Amount Made Out of Chinese
Habeas Corpus Cases
Twenty lone of the Belgic's Chinese were
yesterday taken ashore ON writs of habeas
corpus and released on bonds. AT $50
apiece these twenty-one will net the United
States District Court Clerks Office and
Commissioner McAllister the snug little
sum of $780, At the same figure the 81
Cinnamon, who were landed during the
year from July 1, 1885, to June 81, 1890,
brought into the Golfers of these highly use
full servants of the Federal Government the
not to be despised sum of S26, 100. These
figures are not excessive. The regular
scheduled fees are for the writ $11, the
bond 81 80, the Marshal So, and Commits
sioner McAllster SO for every case and $40
per day additional for every day he is en-
gagged in trying these cases.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
WHITE AND KERR.
White Allowed TIL Wednesday to Plead.

White Allowed Till Wednesday to Plead.
Kerr Says Not Guilty.
The demurrer TO the Indictment against
James p Kerr, who is charged with embez-
Element while employed as boOk-keeper in
the business office of THE CALL, has been
taken under advisement by Judge Muir
ply. To the indictment charging Kerr
with larceny in conjunction with said en-
bezzlemeBt. Kerr's attorney demurred,
arguing that sit is not stated who owns
the money alleged to have been embez-
zled; also that the indictment does not al
lege that the property embezzled was in
defendants possession. The demurrer was
ovcrraled and tie plea of not guilty was
then entered.
In the case of John White, who is in
dicted for embeZZlement and grand larceny
while acting as business manager of The
CALL, his attorney has Withdrawn the
motion to set aside the indictment, and has
been allowed by Judge Murphy until next
Wednesday to plead.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
THE FIELD
OF SPORT.
Busy Days Among Yachting and
Rowing Men.
Last Shoot o. the Alameda Gun Club-Derelict
Game oficials-Pugilists Are Leav-
ing the Slope.

|R0UT-FISHING is about done for.
A%S A little sport was had in the early
GkkS season. but now, when it should be
at its best, there is not a fish larger than
lingering to be caught in any of the
streams-thanks to the Board of Fish Com
missioners.
Pugilistic sport is dead and the signs of
new life in it are still in the dim distance.
Time may possibly change the present con-
dition of affairs.
There is now quite stir in yachting and
rowing circles, which, it is hoped, will be
continued when the contests for prizes are
over.
Athletic pastimes are fairly well patron
sport.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
1926, 900 :2,300,0OO 500
100,000.O00 23OO,OOO $50
1l5000,000 2,30U.00u 200
46O 10000 23UO.OOO so

The foregoing table furnishes ample demon
stration OF the fact that relative connection
exists between the amount OF The assessmen mt
sum returned by the Assessor and the amount to
be placed In the local treasury by taxation. IL
Is entirely aud exclusively a matter as TO the
rate OF taxation To be established on each 500
OF assessment value The Board Of Supervisors
make the 'raIe," which Is conserved by their
pledge and regulated largely by estimates Of
come for the approaching year handed them by
the Auditor, tie Auditor In turn obtaining his
data by personal Investigation and inquiry Of the
various departments OF The local government.
Then follows table showing the amounts
assessed on account of mortgages to be
S36, 264, 707 in 1889 and S38, 81, 1887 in 1890.
Attention is called to the fact that there
was stricken from the assessment rolls
$499,020, representing lands and improve
ments covered by mortgage to State institu-
tons. and the law permitting such loans is
objected to on the ground that it sets up a
class distinction.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION. ETC.

THE KIDNEYS are Of the greatest import.
ance to the human body. It Is their duty to
slft and strain from the blood the poisonous
and waste matter absorbed by II, which
Is produced by the destruction of tissue
which Is constantly going on In the system.
Then how Important It Is that this system Of
sewerage be not cIogged up, In consequence
of Inactivity or disease. The kidneys are
closely connected with the nervous system
and the brain, and when you notice the slight.
est arrangement of these organs. It should
Command your attention and prompt treat
ment, for when the life current Is tainted BY
the refuse and poisonous matter which should
have been strained and sifted from IT, It pro-
duces diseases which arise from an Impure
state of the blood, which, unless attended to
at once, produce the most serious results.
rheumatism. of the Heart, Dropsy, Irlfiamma-
ton of the Kidneys. Bright's Disease, ciabe-
ties, Gravel, Inflammation of the Bladder, Sup
preston and Retention of the Urine, etc., etc.,
all result from Diseased Kidneys. Use the
GREAT SIERRA KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE,
and cure these diseased In the start, or pre-
vent them altogether. All druggists sell these
valuable goods.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
THE RING.
When VIII the Clouds Roll BY 7-Pugii-
lists EmigratiDg.


lists EmigratiBg.
AS regards sports, it is safe to say that
the backbone has been knocked out of
Dugiiisni, and the future Is by no means
promising. The Directors of the California
Club are divided in opinion as to what is
best to be done under the existing circum-
stances. President Fulda says that he will
stand by the club, no matter how the winds
blow, believing in going slow and using
cautious measures, Notwithstanding the
wishes of the members to have an even
ing's fisttc sport.
The Directors will meet tomorrow even
ing, and il Attorneys Knight and Foote
can make it their business TO be in the city
on Friday, the 10th inst, IL is quite prob
able that an exhibition win be announced
for that evening. The pugilists are leav-
ing this city for other and more favorable
clines, and unless the boxing clubs will
soon "get move on" there will be very
few OF the fistic artists left to choose from.
La Blanche and Cboynski will probably
The morning call., 1890-08-10
COURSING.
An Open Meeting at Newark on Sunday


An Open Meeting at Newark on Sunday
Next.
Manager Shay of the Newark Coursing
Park states that an open meeting to all
dogs will be held on Sunday next and that
the draw" will occur at 'the Leash
headquarters ON the corner of Folsom and
Eighth streets. The ground at Newark is
in splendid fix this year, there being good
layer Of soft grass OF its surface, which
prevents the dogs feet from cuts or
bruises. The hares are full OF lie ana
vigor and are only anxious for little eXer-
else to condition them for the big meetings
which will be held next winter.
There is not a hare to be found on the
Ocean View demesne and the manager is
making feeble effort to retain his patrons
by unning stuffed hare on an arrange
ment. which is sure to destroy the future
prospects Of any young dog. as once the
latter becomes conyersant with the artl-
fetal game he (0r she) will certainly lurch
when slipped to the genuine article.
The morning call., 1890-08-10

sell and deal in lumber, building material,
timber. wood, piles, bark and other timDc..
products. etc. The capital stock is 100000,
divided into one thousand shares of the par
follows: Walter Dickins. 400 shares,
$4,000; Benjamin Hobart, 400 shares,
$4,000; c. r. Spliyalo, 5 shares, $500; Amos
G. Dickins, 95 shares, So 800; Peter Gillogley,
100 shares, $4,000. The above named
gentlemen have been appointed Directors
for the first year.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
They Claim That Certain Constructio
Bids Are Too High.

They Claim That Certain Construction
Bids Are Too High.
The Board of Fire Commissioners met
yesterday. The resignation of James Nc
Caffrey of Engine was accepted and James
Adams of Truck was suspended for fifteen
days for INSTRUMENTATION.
Chief Engineer Scannell was requested to
appear before the Fire Department Com
mttee of the Board of Supervisors and ask
that the bids for the erection of the engine
house at the gore lot at the junction of
Bush, Battery and Market streets be re-
jected, as the Commissioners consider them
too high; also that the bids for making re-
pairs to the house of Engine be rejected
for the same reason.
Commissioner Parsons wanted to post
p0ne the whole matter, but his motion to
that effect was not seconded. His reason
was that the funds of the department are
already overdrawn and there is no money
on hand with which to carry out the work.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
A REAssuRING TELEGRAM.
Arrived BreathIess.

When the case Of John F. Burris, charged
with embezzlement, was called in Judge
Murphy's department yesterday the ac-
warrant was being issued for his arrest he
suddenly appeared in breathless coDdi-
ton. He excused his dilatoriness On ac-
count of having missed the train at Santa
Rosa, but was allowed to depart after en-
tering the plea Of not guilty
The morning call., 1890-08-10

sail for Australia next Saturday. Young
Mitchell is in Oregon. and may continue his
journey TO New York. Dempsey. Fitzslm-
mons, Carroll, and in fact all the pugliists
of note, have turned tail on San Francisco
and from memory only will the lovers OF
fstic sports relate the incidents connected
with the many battles witnessed in the
club-rooms Of Frisco in the year of 1889
The morning call., 1890-08-10
Extension of seventh Avenue.

The ordinance passed by the Supervisors
providing for the extension of Seventh ave-
nue. south of the Golden Gate Park now
awaits the Mayors signature. A delega-
ton. of property-owners has interviewed
ascertain what merit lies in the proposed
improvement he will go over the ground
before acting upon the ordinance.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
Mortuary Report.

The total number of deaths as reported
for the past week was 176, as against "a for
the corresponding week last year. The
causes of death were: Cholera infantum
IA, phthisis u, pneumonia 10, bronchitis Z.
apopIexy Z, enteritis Z, lung disease 7. heart
disease 5. Classification: Zymotic diseases
26. constitutional q, local 65, develop
mental IL, violent deaths II, unascertained
cause 1.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
New Lumber Connnnx.

Articles of incorporation of the Dickins-
Hobart Lumber Company have been filed
with the County Clerk The purposes for
which 1t is formed are to manufacture. buy,
The morning call., 1890-08-10

money at the Duluth regatta, having been
winner in the singles, doubles and fours;
and is credited with rowing full three
mile course in 1915, or 80 seconds better
than Ed Hanlan's time on Lake Quinsiga-
mond.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
For Court E.penses Alone.

The defendant in the suit of Sarah Althea
Sharon now Terry against Frederick w.
Sharon, executor of the will of the late
William Sharon, has filed his bill of costs,
which show S2667 IS paid out for court ex-
penSeS,
The morning call., 1890-08-10

/ PIeugeu mnNi-I
In case the As mum OF sum to Rate OF taxa
SCISSOR shout d be raised on tax ton needed on
make any OF the alton against all each 500 OF as
following re-ireal and personal sessment the
turns, during any property in the real aud person
year, as the sum county regard lal roll to pro-
total OF assessed LESS or "hign "duce said sum OF
value real and lor 'iow returns ~, 800 900
personal prop made by the As city expenses.
erty. isessor.
The morning call., 1890-08-10
NEW FALL GOODS !!
FIRST SHIPMENTS
Just UnCased!

Our preparations for the seasons trade have been
usually extensive and result of superior purchasing
facilities have secured COLOSSAL STOCK OF FALL
GOODS that comprises THE PICK AND CHOICE of the best
productions of the worlds leading manufacturers.
The FIRST GREAT SHIPMENTS of these elegant goods
have just been received and WILL BE PLACED ON EXHBI
TON AND SALE THIS WEEK. Therefore cordially In
vite all to call and inspect Them and in doing direct
particular attention to MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF
EARLY FALL STYLES IN BLACK AND COLORED DRESS
GOODS AND SILKS, which embraces endless array of
INDESCRIBABLY BEAUTIFUL NOVELTIES in designs,
weaves colorng shades and effects all sale at the lowest
prices ever named for equal qualities.
The morning call., 1890-08-10

England Is said to be just trifle annoyed at
the free and easy manner In which the Comte de
Paris is carrying on his conspiracy within her
borders