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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-10-18

opportunity, can continue to do so
without endangering the election of
Mr.. Snodgrass; for we know who
it is about whose ears the party lash
has least terror. This is no time to
make war upon the alliance. The
fact of the business is there is no ne
cessity for making war upon it at all.
When there is no longer a necessity
for such a union then it will die of
It's town free will and accord" Some
day our legislators will "come to"
themselves; some day theywill awake
to r@sOn-then and not till then will
the oppressed cease to cry for a re-
dress of their grievances. E. e. B.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-10-18

The best reform in domestic life is
without doubt the introduction of
DR.. BULBS Baby Syrup. Now no
more laulanum need be given to
babies.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-10-18
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE In THE
TENNESSEE WAGON.

OUR IT RES the heaviest market
wage to he
Woodwork S boiling
We with the
finished the
O arnish
uniform which
cures n a
Our al and OF
white
necks o h team.
The driving which hinks
making IN they
Prev them ON wearing ottom OF the
beds al oil whc h plat hbeveed Iron
WROUGHT on
We uy them by the car load sndse for small Profit
MORFORD & BILES.
The morning call., 1890-04-27
THE STOCK MARKET.

The leading stock yesterday was overman, which
continued the advance Friday under active trading.
In the regular call $500 shares sold at 50 1902 80
ana after the board 1850 shares sold 50 2O2 10,
the STOCK closing at 50 55 bid. Segregated Belcher
ana Mides Cor. sold from 81 As up to 81 rs.
Inc other Comst ocks were all firm, and some OF
theih touched the highest prices Of the week. The
hrmness was maintained until the close, when s.
cent decline occurred.
Local securities neglected and unchanged.
During the first quarter of 1890 Crown Point pro-
oueed 1858 tons of ore yielding bullion valued at
SoI,io5; cost OF production above yield, $l2,242.
Justice produced 2217 tons, yielding S40.l64 in
ouhon; cost of production above yield, S2972.
During the week ending April 23d the Hale &
Norcross mine miiled 1867 tons assaying S21,
the highest assay for several weeks. There is bull
ion on hand at the mill valued $685. awaiting
the Carson Mint of the shipment to this city Of
o15l.74 ounces of fine silver for its account.
The Peerless and Potosi assessments fall delin-
quent in board tomorrow.
The lowest and highest prices OF the leading
stocks last week were as follows Belcher, $40
Z 40; Best a Belcher, 81 s0@3 %; Chollar, 81 S5@
d 40; Con. California and Virginia. "a $685. Com
monwealth, SO 1898 75 Crown Point, 81 3592 70 +;
Gould Curry, 81 5O@l so; Norcross, 81 30G2 so !;
Mex can, SO 05@3 80; ophir, SO 1908 95; Potosi,
" e09 80; Savage, 81 60@2; Sierra Nevada,
- 2592 90; Union Con, s. 1892 TO; Jacket,
" 4O93; Overman, 81 3O92 20.
variations in local securities during the week
were: Spring Valley Water. sss s5@lO0; Safety
Nitro Powder, $l6 5O917; Electric Light, $3.50
20 621a; Hawaiian Commercial, s25 1927.
Assessments Pending.
The following is list of assessments pending:
The morning call., 1890-04-27
ON THE CHARLESTON.
Large Number Visit the California
Built Cruiser.

Large Number Visit the California
Built Cruiser.
A large number OF people visited the new
cruiser Charleston yesterday. The tugs Active,
Relief Sea King, Ethel aud Marion. Mile and
Robarts and the river steamer Caroline made
frequent trips between 1 and 4 o'clock in the
afternoon and carried from 1000 to 5000 pas
sengers. All were pleased with the trip ana
what they saw on board.
During the day DIR. Charles b. Brigham aud
party were guests Of Admiral Brown and had
lunch on board II was expected that the bat
talon Of University Ca diets would visit me
cruiser IN body. They sent a communication
to the Admiral IN which they asked for trans
portation. This of course he could not furnish
and 50 the battalion did not put In an appear
ance, unless the individual members paid their
four bits and went off In The tugs like ordinary
mortals, who know nothing Of tactics or oil Dig
guns.
BY invitation of Captain William Leale OF the
steamer Caroline, Principal Silas w. While anu
forty-hv of the pupils OF the Spring Valley CRAM
mar School were taken on board the Charleston.
Before going to the cruiser the Caroline MADE a
circuit OF the upper bay TO the great pleasure OF
the youngsters. The boys were greatly delighted
with the excursion and what they saw on tne
California built cruiser, and on their return 10
the wharf gave three hearty cheers for captain
Leale and the Caroline.
The cruiser will be open to inspection again To-
The morning call., 1890-04-27

stream neatly, will reap rich harvest of trout
OF the salmon variety. June and July should be
good months this year. and hattering returns III
these months Will undoubtedly be reported by
the fraternity visiting lake and stream.
Expert anglers take three pound trout from
the Santa Ynez River, says the Santa Barbara
Press.
When fshngi the surf always carry metal
Squid in your pOeket-one OF The wide double
hooked oEes. II will frequently be found I'M
eXpectedly useful.
In casting from the reel, either with live bait
or slnker, the manipulation of The line with The
thumb, 1t passes off the reel, is the secret OF
the long cast. When well understood, all other
points that at first appear difficult are easily
overcome.
A properly made split bamboo is the acme OF
rods, one OF poor material and Workmanship
(and the markets are flooded with this trash) Is
worthless. 1t is dishonest at all points.
The ordinary little mnnows or kiles found 10
the fresh water di;ehes can be easily tanned II
kept 10 glass globe. such as goldfish are con-
fined in, and after few days Will jump clear out
of water for house fly held In ones fingers.
Care should be taken TO keep bit OF netting
over the globe, or they viii jump out and de-
An Eastern exchange says that few fish exceed
the long and deep runs OF The cavalh when
hooked. His powers of endurance are such that
a ten pound fish on ten-0unce hyr0d VIII give
the angler all the sport lie can wish. From the
time OF hooking TO when lie comes to the top ex-
hausted, the best part oil one hour will have
DasBed
The morning call., 1890-04-27
TOCALOMA
TO THE SEA.
Freaks of Nature to Be Found
in Bear Valley.
a Picturesque Region in Marin County.
Abundance of Delicate Ferns and
Wild Flowers.
Written for THE SUNDAY CALL.

-, OCAL0MAl called the musical voice OF
gEg the conductor as the train stopped al a
lSESS little depot short distance beyond Tay-
lorville, on the line Of the North Faeihc
Coast Railway, and a happy trio OF young
men from the SighI-seers' Club, which the
writer Joined, piled off the cars and started
up the hill west of the track with the IN
tention of walking through Bear Valley TO the
ocean beach, some six miles.
A short walk from 1ocaloma brings the sight
seer to the top OF the hill, where barOmetricai
observation indicates an alti ude Of but 400 ieeI'
and from there Is obtained view Of the Olema
Valley and ihckly wooded range OF noun
fans rising between 1t and the coast through
which the party understood their journey lay
1t was thought there would have been consider
able hill-cmbng before returning to the starting
point but at no time during the day was greater
altitude reached than the point OF the first OBJ
servaIion. Stepping Gff at brisk walk the party
soon reached Olema, where the road turning TO
the right took them through the little village I'M
til the residence OF DR.. Logan was reached.
The morning call., 1890-04-27
THE FIELD
OF SPORT.
Lean and Kolb Putting on the
Finishing Touches.
Professor Corbett's Opinion of sullivan-shan-
non-Mahan Fight-Trout Fishing-Trap-
shootng-Lawn Tennis.

-AHE boom which fsticuTs have been en-
EI1s joying IN This city for The past year Is
MIN gradually falling into desuetude In Tact,
O20 this city has had a surieit OF pugilistic Gu
counters and the citizens who Rbhor pug.lism
have waited patiently for its downfall
Lovers of the sport have grown tired OF It. Il
has become nauseating 10 them, and the only
hope now left to hold the small interest in pugi-
ism is in match between Sullivan and jackson.
II this event falls through then goOd-by isti-
cuffs.
Everything points TO boom in athletic sport.
Il is q manly and gentlemsnly pastme, com
pared with the degrading pugtistIc entertain
meuts, which only afford pleasure to the I'M
cultivated mind. The grand meeting OF athletes
on lie Olympic Cubs new ground on May 30Ih
VIII greatly assist TO give athletic sports ali I'M
petus which they richly deserve.
The anglers are not discouraged with their re-
cent poor luck They are in hopes OF enjoying
right good sport his summer.
Trap-shoOters are by means Idle, but there
is a great complaint against the scarcity OF
pigeons.
lie wheelmen have already begun to bestlr
themselves and tours 10 and from interior towns
have already been reported.
The morning call., 1890-04-27

Mr. Cate. the present holder of the medal, is
member of tile Lincoln Guu Club of this city aud
has already been challenged To contest 10 take
place within month. No doubt the next match
Will be on the grounds OF the Lincoln Gun Club
IN Alameda.
The California Wing Shooting CLUB held its
monthly shout al the Oakland track last Sunday
TIE birds were more than ordinarily good aud
the shooting very fair. Mr.. Randall " won the
first medal on ossup IN the club match, killing
eleven lively birds cleanly with his little 2 bore
Mr.. Critteuden Robinson did what lie rarely does,
l. G., scored Dut eight. second medal went TO Mr..
Chase, also with eleven. Captain Eddy, with the
same score, TOOK third medal, both places being
allotted on a toSs-up. The scores were made at
ton rules:
The morning call., 1890-04-27
THE RIFLE.
The California schuetzen Club VIII Visit
The Nnw Pnrk To- Day.

INC Now Dty-
The great Swiss Federal Shooting Festival IN
FranenIeld, Canton Thurgau, will commence on
Saturday evening, July 18Th, with the reception
OF The guests aud flags On Sunday, the Goth,
the great procession Of marksmen Will commence
at 10 a. NJ. Shooting for the first gOblets VIII
begin at 1 Z. NJ, and after these have been gained
the general contest VIII begin at all targets. The
shooting closes at P. NJ. During the week day
shooting VIII commence AT \. M, and viii be
continued with an intermssion OF an hour and 4
half (from IL to 100 III 2. NJ The actual
shooting festival closes on Wednesday, July
3OGh, at 7. NJ. On Thursday, July 3lSt, The first
prizes VIII be distributed, the others being sent
to tie addresses OF the contestants.
Circulars viii be issued this week calling upon
all mark smen ana others who wish TO show their
Interest IN the great national shooting festival in
July next, in Berlin, aud at which several good
maGksmen from California VIII participate, to
contribute no more or less Than 90 cents each
toward prize to lie festival, the prize 10 con
sist of American gold coin placed in Il anne III
the shape Of the seal OF California.
Several members of the California SchuetZen
Club have signifed the intention of participating
in the initial OulPs-eye shoot which will take
place at the new para today. Philo JacOby has
gathered several prizes from friends of the club
and will place them at the disposal OF the LUCKY
marksmen. Shooting will commence at 10 A. NJ.
and close al 2. NJ. Each member will be al
lowed to make but one bulPs-eye; and the marks
men coming nearest to the center Will be de-
cared the winners
There win be shooting festival at Bremen on
the 18th, 16th and 17h OF June next, then a
shooting festival at Hanover from the 22d TO
25th of June. before the great shooting festival
III Berlin on July 9Th. American ritiemen Will
probably contest at the shooting festivals In
Bremen and Hanover. AT the latter Calitornlans
win compete.
Company d Of the First Regiment will hold its
mouthy medal shoot al Shell Mound Park to-day.
The franklins' practice OF furnishing ammunition
gratis to members is having noticeable effect In
the Increase of marksmen taking part In the
contests.
On Tuesday evening the monthly meeting OF
the California SchuetZen Club VIII be held. In.
teresting matters relative 10 the new park VIII be
present.
The spring festival OF the San Francisco
ScbuetZeH VeTeln will be held at shell Mound
Park on Sunday and Monday, May 11th and
18th
Company of the Third Regiment Will hold a
practice shoot at Shell Mound Park to-day.
The morning call., 1890-04-27

After partakng of lunch the four climbed back
up the north blum and strolled out to the edge OF
the precipice. From that place a good view Is
obtained OF Cupola Bluff. further north. II Is 4
square tower, IN the neighbOThood of 100 feet
high, partially detached from the headland and
surmOunted by cOnical cap about fifty feet
higher, at a distance resembling lighthouse.
On the sides are lines showing the stages OF ero-
sion, and the formation is a freak of nature worth
travelling a long distance to see.
The return trip was made eisurely, frequent
stops being had to gather wild flowers, which
grow In profusion, the season being further adj
vanced than In any other locality have visited
this spring. Along Bear Creek ferns Of many
varieties grow in profusion, including the five
fingered species, so much sought after. Among
the flowers | gathered were quantity OF bleed
Ing hearts, pretty flower not commonly met
with.
The trip is one of the most interesting TO De
taken IN one days absence from San Francisco.
The road Is IN good condition for driving and,
with few exceptions, is fair for bicycling. In
facf, cyclst left the train at Camp Taylor and
overlook the party before 1t reached GOodhue's.
AT Tocaloma new hotel OF forty-two rooms
has just been completed, besides several cot
tages, representing an outlay Of about $4,000.
Water works have been constructed on an ad-
Joining hill and gas is manufactured for lighting
purposes. A tract OF land is being laid of with
paths, the woods are being cleared in places for
camping purposes, and rustic benches and tables
for lunching parties will be scattered at con-
veDient intervals. JOSIAH LIGHTHEART.
The morning call., 1890-04-27
Silk Department !! Black Dress Goods !!

At 100000 yards FIGURED INDIA
SILK, regular price 75c, will be sold at
50c per yard.
At 10000 yards 2s-INCH FIGURED
INDIA SILK, regular price ST, will be
sold at 75c per yard.
At 81 OO-15Oo yards FIGURED INDIA
SILK, regular price 81 so, will be sold
at 81 per yard.
At 81 25-15OO yards FANCY SURAH
INDIA SILK, regular price 81 70, will
be sold at 81 % per yard.
At 81 $1,000 yards FANCY FIGURED
INDIA SILK, regular price 81 70, will
be sold at 81 % per yard.
At 81 $4,000 yards 2S-INCH FIGURED
INDIA SILK, regular price 81. will be
sold at 81 80 per yard.
At 10000 yards PONGEE SILK, war;
ranted all silk and free from dressing,
regular price Soc, will be sold at 25c per
yard.
At 35c-15OO yards EXTRA HEAVY pom
GEE SILK, regular price SOC, will be
sold at 35c per yard.
The morning call., 1890-04-27
Estate of w. HI. NIonre.

In the matter Of the estate of w. II. Moore
the Supreme Court yesterday reversed the de-
eision Of the lower court and remanded the
cause for new trial. The appellant shows W.
Moore was appointed administrator of the estate
and the widow filed petition asking his removal
on the ground OF ineompeleDcy. This petition
was granted, but the reversal is for the reason
that 1t was shown that the matter was brought
up while The appellant was absent and that he
was not given an opportunity TO present his case
The morning call., 1890-04-27

truth OF the saying when Kelliher sent his
opponent to the resin floor, with blow which
his opponent and the greater number Of the
spectators did not believe Kelllher possessed
when be delivered it.
Every pugst carries a hobby" blow, and
Kelllher has been known TO win his fights pre-
cisely In tile same manner as turned tho tide of
battle in his favor last Friday evening when
Turner, 10 use an expression commonly heard on
the turf. was winning hands down.
Kelllber was very fortunate in having been
proclaimed the winner over an opponent who
outclassed him in every respect, excepting hard
hitting. He can deliver good goods at times but
he is so awfully slow In getting TO a mark thar a
clever opponent, unless be becomes careless or
reckless, can quite easily get out OF harms way.
TURNER LACKED JUDGMENT.
II Turner used better judgment in bis rushes,
Kelhber would not be very happy man to-day.
Denny has lots of pluck; but then what does
less lie has also the fstic qualities OF scenced
pugilIst 10 back that courage W.
The Stockton sports felt very sore at having
lost money al odds OF to l, but then they
backed rattllng good man who met his defeat
when victory was about TO crown him. The bat
lie, so far as the betting was concerned, proved
conclusyely thai there should be no such odds
as 10 ! given on prize-fght above all other
sporting events.
though Turner met his Waterloo his friends have
such confidence In his ability to defeat Kelllher
IN a return fght that they would willingly lay
Tie same odds over again If better gambling could
not be had.
There has seldom been seen pugillst who &C.
eepted a defeat with such good grace as Charley
Turner. He lad no excuse 10 give, and Ills only
comment was that he might have used little
better judgment toward The finish. He Is willing
10 try the same game over again.
SHANNON AND MAHAS.
Tomorrow evening Billy Shannon, who sec
oDded Keliiher last Friday. Will meet Billy Ma
han In contest to hnsh at the Occidental
Club. They are both local men, and a number
Of small wagers have been laid by friends.
The hight promises TO be long one, atb oBgh
Shaun0n who Is powerful bitier, might acci-
denially drop his man In the early part Of the
game. The preliminary will consist OF ten
The morning call., 1890-04-27

At 35c-3S-INCH IRON-FRAME ALPACA,
worth SOC, will be sold at 35c per yard.
At 50c-42-INCH ALL-WOOI. FRENCH
SERGE, worth 75c, will be sold at 600
per yard.
At 75c - PINCH EXTRA FINE
FRENCH SURAH SERGE, worth 81,
will be sold at 75c per yard.
At 75c-42-INCH FRENCH CORDALINE,
worth 81. will be sold at 75c per yard.
At 81 00-40-INCH SILK WARP HENRI
ETA, worth 81 90, will be sold at 81
per yard.
At 81 90 - 4S-INCH EXTRA FINE
FRENCH CASHMERE, worth 81 80.
will be sold at 81 per yard.
At 81 25-44-INCH EXTRA FINE DRAP
D'ALMA. worth 81 75 will be sold at
81 % per yard.
At 81 -40-INCH EXTRA FINE SILK
WARP HENRIETTA, worth So, will
be sold at 81 30 per yard.
The morning call., 1890-04-27

day, and IL is expected there will be agreat rush
10 see her, The Admiral Will have a man de-
tailed, he says. to keep count, Just to see how
many do board her." The G. A. f. will have at
leasl three large tugs running, the R0barts will
JOIN The Ethel and Marion aud Mile, and the
SteIn-wheel steamer Caroline will start from
Mashington-street Wharf, and all the boats
running VIII have equal rrlyileges at the float.
The morning call., 1890-04-27
TRAP SHOOTING.

Contest for the Central California Cham
rionship Medal.
The first match for the medal representative of
the Championship of Central California at arti-
fetal bird shooting took place at the Oakland
track yesterday. This contest has been held for
several seasons, and is open TO all shooters In
Central California. American Shooting Associa-
lions rules governed.
Only eight contestants, coming from San
Francisco Oakland. Alameda and San Jose,
were on hand yesterday, yet many Interested In
the sport were present and took part in several
pool Shoots AT The end OF the match. The match
was for 30 single and 10 pairs of birds, giving
the following score Oh single birds for each
shooter:
The morning call., 1890-04-27
ROD AND LINE.
Streams Full of Fish, but the Latter
Decline to Be Hooked.

Streams Fun OF FIrhI Out INC Inter
Decline to Be Hooked.
II seldom occurs that at this late season OF the
year tho streams which empty into the ocean
contain very much water. 1hs year, however,
has been an exception to the general rule owing
to the hravy rains, which lasted until the begin
ming OF the present month. There are plenty of
fish In the streams. but, to use an old anglers
expression, the fly have become educated aud
gOby.
1t Is known to anglers who have visited trout
streams after the opening OF the season thai the
hsh are always reluctant to accept the most
tempting lures until The water becomes settled
and assumes Its summer aspect. Good trout
fishing VIII not be bad until about the middle Of
May, when the practical angler who can whip a
The morning call., 1890-04-27

tainment OF visitors were
good and were well at
tended 10. The opening
game was announced for
2:30 O'Clock, but, owing
10 The failure Of The con-
tractors TO complete their
work, 1t was $3.50 o'clock
before play was COM
meuced.
The morning call., 1890-04-27
Cut Off the water.

Henry Schrock sued the Spring Valley Water
Company yesterday TO recover S299 90 damages
for cutting of his supply of water. He has
owned a saloon at $50 Sacramento street since
March LIST, and was recently presented with a
bill for S22 % for water used since June l,
1889 He offered to pay 81 90 the amount due
water cut of. Schrock claims that another per-
son owes the balance.
The morning call., 1890-04-27
BORDERED SUITINGS!


NGS latest shades will be offered
all will be offered
SUrYING
70, will be
S d
The morning call., 1890-04-27
ITEMS FROM
SEA AND SHORE.
The New Barkentine Irmgard of
the Geo. f. Smith Line.
Sale of the Steamship Eastern oregon-An
Ocean Yacht Race Arrangsd-A Light
List Of Arrivals.

The new barkentIne Hmgard. the latest addl-
ton 10 the George +. Smith line OF packets run
ming between here and Honolulu, was thrown
open TO the public yesterday at her berth at Mis-
sion No. 1. and many awaited themselves OF the
opportunity OF inspecting the beautiful craft.
The ether vessels of the fleet are the S. IL VIII
der, W. S. Bovine, Mary Wtnkelman, Sonoma
and the Colusa.
The Irmgard was built at Port Blakeley by
Hall Brothers and launched on January 10Th Of
the present year. She is built Of Oregon pine,
The morning call., 1890-04-27
Erred Gehh.ra,. Ranch.

Fred Gerhard is spending few days in this
city. He has just come down from his breeding
farm in Lake County, and reports the young
siers In his string as getting along nicely. He Is
using every effort to make his farm model
one, and extends an invitation 20 all persons IN
terested In stock breeding 10 pay 1t visit In
order 10 observe the methods lie has in operation
Iharh.
The morning call., 1890-04-27

Lean and Rolb. The
athletes Lave been train.
ing for several weeks,
and tie members OF the
club look TO a contest
which will be a most
exciting affair. Lean
has not an ounce Of spare
flesh on his anatomy, and
The morning call., 1890-04-27
BLACK AND COLORED

Our MAMMOTH SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK
OF BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS AND
SILKS is conspicuous, not only for its unusual size
and completeness but also for its varied and original
styles, and our display is attracting the attention and
patronage of all discerning buyers, for besides having
such a MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT to select from
our prices are so remarkably low that purchase al
most invariably follows an inspection of the RARE
VALUES presented
In connection with the many other attractions dis
played we will this week offer the following EXTRA
ORDINARY BARGAINS and especially invite our reg
ular patrons to examine these choice goods early and
thus secure what they need of them while the lines
are unbrOken.
The morning call., 1890-04-27
THE RING.

Professor Corbett Returns to Friends
With Many Presents.
The result Of tie Turner Kelher fight last
Friday evening surprised every spori-loYing cit
lien Of Stockton and no small number OF San
The morning call., 1890-04-27
ATHLETIC.

Lean and KoIb Promise an Exciting
Wrestling Match.
In amateur athletic circles, the next event OF
importance viii be a wrestling match at the
Olympic Club next Tuesday evening between
The morning call., 1890-04-27
MORNING SALES.
Board-1O s V Water, $685..
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD.
Morning Sales-lU S V Water, 90.

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is certain and safe
remedy for colds, coughs etc. Only 25 cents.
Don't rub yourself with turpentine but use
Salvation OIL for your rheumatism. rs cents.