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The morning call., 1890-07-17

Its work. Among the subjects examined this
season have been the anatomy of the fish, lob
ster, mOllusks, star fish, anemOue and the sponge
The School OF Methods and Review, which IS
under charge Of s. D. Waterman, principal of
the Berkeley High School. and ID. X. Trask
formerly of the Stockton Business College, offers
special advantages TO those in the interior who
tud IL necessary TO pursue any course of study
during the summer months, on account OF the
cool climate and delightful surroundings OF Mon.
terey Bay. The course OF study is complete,
and includes all OF the branches taught In The
public schools of the State. The school Will
close on August 23d. II is Intended to open
next year about the middle Of June and close on
August LIST. This class has been made a per-
manent feature OF the Pacific Coast Assembly
by the action OF the Executive Board.
CONDITION OF DEPARTMENTS.
The department of natural history, which has
been under The charge OF Professor Josiah Keep,
is 10 be divided. Professor Keep will hereafter
devote his entire attention to concholORy. Pro-
fessor Thoburn will have charge OF general
zoology.
The yarious departments of instruction are In
a satisfactory condition. The new departments
which were added this year are 10 be continued.
There Is a demand for the creation of additional
departments, which will be complied with as
soon as circumstances Will permit
The members OF the Executive Board are we'll
satisfied with the condition Of the various depart
ments Of instruction.
DR.. Hrst lett to-day to attend the session of
the Long Beach Assembly.
LAKE TAHOE ASSEMBLY.
The Lake Tahoe Assembly will hold It's meet
ings near GleDbroOk, from August 18th to 20ln
The management is now securing talent. 1t
Is expected that Bishop Vincent will be pres
ent 10 take Fart In the opening OF this new
assembly. Rev. T.. L. SissOn OF Mason Valley,
New, is Secretary Of The Lake Tahoe Chaulau-
guam Association.
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EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.
Three Convicts Receive the Benefit Of tn
Covenants Psrdoning Power

Three Convicts Receive the Benefit Of the
Governors Psrdoning Power.
SACRAMENTO, July 16.-The Governor to-day
granted a pardon 10 Edmond Clarence, found
gully OF ENLIGHTENMENT at San Francisco IN
January, 1890, and sentenced TO two years i'm
prisonment.
Tie Governor also Issued pardon to George
Bush, convicted OF assault TO murder al San
Francisco in December, 1886, aud sentenced 10
seven years. DR.. F. c. DuranI, resident physt-
cian at San Quentin. certlfies that Bush has been
an lnmale Of the Prison Hospital since January,
1890, suffering from consumption, aud lie Is
steadily failing. The doctor thinks he Will not
live three months.
A pardon was also granted TO James Bruen,
convicted OF ndecency at Santa Barbara In Sep.
teiDbeT, 1889, and sentenced 10 six mouths I'M
pTlsOnment aud TO pay line OF $500. The Gov
efnOr says lie Is cTedibly informed that BIuen
was intoxicated when lie committed Tie Offense,
aud that lie is well-bensved ana industrious
person when sober. Bruen has already served
six months Imprisonment, aud Is now serving
out The hue at tie rate Of 81 per day.
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sTRANGLED TO DEATH.

Suicide Of Female Patient in the Napa In
sane Asylum.
NAPA, July 16-Mrs. Luella Quinton commit
ted suicide at the Insane Asylum here last night
by hanging herself with a sheet from her bed
She was committed from Eureka only one month
ago. The woman was In Tie reception ward,
whore all newly committed patients are placed.
She took the sheet from her bed, fastened 1t
around ana through the iron guard Of the win
dow, TIED the other end around her neck, ana,
with her feet touching the floor, straDged to
death. All his was done with so little noise as
not 10 attract The attention OF others in tie ward
About O'Clock the unfortunate woman was dis
covered and was Immediately cut down. Pbysi-
clans and attendants worked 10 resuscitate her
but In vain. She was 2S years OF age, married,
and q native Of New Brunswick. Her Insanity
was inherited from her mother, who died In an
asylum Mrs. Quinlon had been afflicted before
With mind trouble, but had never been an Inmate
Of any asylum. Her last attack dated back about
q
The morning call., 1890-07-17
Subjects Considered at Pacific
Grove Yesterday.
Eloquent Lecture on "A Chapter From The
History Of Liberty"
address by Hon. ]. E. Richards SatlSfac-
tory Condition Of the Departments
Of instruction.
special Dispatches to THE MoRsIss CALL

PACIFIC GROVE, July 16.-It would not be
easy 10 exaggerate the effect OF the eloquence OF
DIR. Gunsaulus oD his audiences In the Assembly
Hall. He has taken the Chautauquans-the la
dies especlay-by storm. The following report
will convey very Inadequate idea of some of
the points in his lecture entitled AChapter
From the History OF Liberty"
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ment not content with these feats of ma
tlonal ingenuity, is lust now bestowing
great attention on the. paper industries. and
experimenting with pith, old silk rags, and
many inds of vegetable substances, with
a view to other employments of paper in
the arts. Mr.. Liberty, in his recent paper
read before the Society of Arts. describes a
visit that he made to the Government paper
factory at Shiebu-Ogi, where he watched
hundreds of intelligent little japanese girls
and women preparing the "mitsumata,"
or bark of the famous "paper mulberry
tree" and arranging the snowy layers of
pulp on the rectangular straining sleeves.
Toughness and silk-like surface are the
usual characteristics of japanese paper,
which, In spite of our recent progress in
this department Of the arts, still remains
Daily News.
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GUTENBERG MD. July 16.-First race, FIVE
eIghlhs OF mile (SelIlng), QuiObler won Dave
second, Nomad third. lime, 1:O412.
Second race, five -elghlhs Of a mile selling.
Wocdculter won, Kempie lilly second, Parolina
third. Time O334.
Third rice five .hths OF a mile (selllngl, jim
Gray won, Oracle second Manhattan third.
Time, :04.
Fourth race one aud quarter miles (selling)
General B0ulanger won. Vlgilant second, Lille
Bill third. Time, 2:125.
Fifth race, one mile Selling, Australia won
Busteed second, Juggler tniid. Time, :43$4.
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CoRNELIA WARD wH1ppLE.


Cornelia Ward Wnipple, wife OF Bishop WhiI
pie oil Minnesota, died at Faribaull yesterday,
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Brio HIM Ranch R1anlta

NEW YORK, July 16.-Flrst race (selling), nve-
eighIhs OF a mile, King Arthur WOO, Newbury
second, Tbeora third. Time, 1:021a.
Second race, three fourThs OF mile, two-ycar.
ods, Zenobla won, Shenavari colt second, Sna-
loa colt third. Time, 18A
Third race, seven-elghtlIS OF mile, Warllke
won, Prince Howard second, Harrison third.
Time, :291s.
Fourth race, one and a sixteenth miles, Tanner
won, Seymour second, King Grab third. lime.
l:4S12.
Fifth race, one mile, Taltler won, Puzzle sec
ond, Signature tblId. Time, 1874.
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TURF EVENTS.
Winning and Place Horses in Yesterdays
Races.

CHICAGO, July 16.-FOlowlng are the results
OF to-day's races al Washington Park:
First race for maiden twoyear-ods. five fur
longs, san Juan won, Laughter second, Walnut
third. Time, 1:o3s4.
Second race, for Ihree-year-olds and upward,
one mile, Courtney won, Nevada second, Pickup
third. Time, l 40.
Third lace dearborn handicap, sweepstakes
for three-year-olds, a mile and a furlong, Prince
Fonzo won, DR.. Nave second, Jed Third. Time,
1:57A.
Fourth race, for tbree-year-olds and upward,
one and quarter miles, Al FariOw won, Almont
second, Teuton third. Time 2:09.
Fifth race, for thres.year-oIds aud upward a
mile aud seventy yards, Sena won. khaftan
second, Pat Sheedy third. Time, :49A.
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A MUTILATED BODY FOUND.
Indications Of Murder and Robbery BY Rem
epade Auachas

GLOBE (Ariz.l July 16.-InformatIon was re-
ceived here last night OF the discovery OF the
body OF Edward Baker at his cabin in the Sierra
Aneha, forty miles north Of Globe. He is sup
posed TO have been murderedion the 14th inst.
Some doubts are expressed a. to whether the
deed was committed by Apaches or white
rustlers, but the fact Of The body having been
mutiiated about the head places the crime TO the
Apaehes. number OF horses were stolen, and
The cabin looted. Citizens from Salt River and
Shefln J. ID. Thompson with posse left yestcr-
DAY Tor the scene OF the tragedy. Troops and
scouts from San Carlos and the surrounding
posts are also Gu route.
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Miss Mary E. Barnard, the accomplished
vocalist who has delighted our local musical
circles for few years past by her rich and
sympathetic voice. has, by request of the
Mendelssohn Quintet Club, with whom she
is engaged as prima donna for next season,
in corporate6 the initial of her second
Christian name with her first, and
now writes it Marie" She goes
East in September next to enter on her du-
ties with the Quintet, and so closes the
first-the Callfornia-chapter In her lyric
career. Such being the case, we suggest
the sweet and rising young singer stop ed
short in the transformation OF the name
given her at the baptismal font. Why
should she seek to ally Paris with Chicop
Why not make a clean Gallcism of her
name while she was about it? "Marie
Bernhard" would make pretty line ON
concert programme.
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Mordnunt,. Great Scene.

The numbers in attendance to see Curtis
play, " The Shatcben," at the Bush-street,
are steadily increasing, not so much to en-
joy MIR. NJ. b., in Meyer Petowsky, the
title-role-which is, be it said. very quaint
and funny in its business-as to study the
splendid acting of Mr.. Frank Mordaunt in
Joseph Lewis, the wealthy cother-a sort
of modern Shylock in fidelity to the faith
of Moses and the prophets and in the de-
testaton lie feels for the Christian dogs"
The two principal lessons to be learned
from the piece are, first, the chronic hatred,
despite apparently friendly relations, that
exists between the old-style Jew, repre-
scented by Mordaunt in Lewis, and the Gen.
tiles generally; and. second, the selfshness
of wanton in dealing with man who is
in her tolls. Miss Laura Biggar plays the
leman of NickersOn, the broker and banker
"a most unthankful part, and one in which,
while judging it critically, natural antipa-
thy is apt to affect ca I'm estimate of the merit
of professional work. The lady deserves cred
1t for her courage in undertaking the part
which is coarse one as it left the authors,
hands. The Shatchen makes the funny
business, which bears strong family like
ness to that of Sam'l of Posen. The audi
ence follow Curtis with much laughter
But the strength of the piece Is in Nor
dauups Joseph Lewis, and his great scene
is at the close of the second act, where he
mathematics his son Leo Tor marrying
Alice Nckerson Miss Gertrude Dawes the
bankers daughter. 1t is a powerful scene,
per Sc. as Janauschek's curse was in
Leah" but it is too grand for the sur
roundings of THE Shatchen" cast. 1t is
like cedar Of Lebanon in a cabbage
garden.
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ORCHARD DEPREDAToRs.
sOnoma Farmers Organizing to Protect Their
Trees and Crops.

sOnoma Farmers Organizing TO Protect Their
Trees and Crops.
Ell VERANo, July 16.-Fruitsiealers are at
tracing the attention of The farmers 10 this
vicinity. There seems 10 be an organized gang
OF robbers who have made il their business dur
ing the past three weeks TO visit the orchards in
Sonoma Valley and rob the trees OF their fruit.
During lie nocturnal visits Of these depredators
They have been Indifferent 10 the damage done
to the trees and the result has been that many
valuable orchards have been damaged to the ex-
tent Of several thousand dollars by tie breaking
OF the branches, and IN many cases The complete
destruction of the trees.
Futile attempts have been made to capture The
thieves, but they have always managed to escape
though many times just ahead OF a mastlf and
beyond the reach Of a shotgun.
The peach and pTune crop In This valley this
season promises to he a heavy one, and the
orchaIdi>ts are organizing for the purpose of
guarding against the stealing Of this iiuit. An
armed guard will be placed IN the principal
orchards al night, and II Is whispered about that
If cue OF the thieves is captured lie Will be
roughly treated.
MANY SOnoma Valley Orchsrdlsts have lost
fully Oue-quaIter or their crop OF early peaches
and apricoIs by the thieves.
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BORN.

GRADY-In this city. July 10, 1890, to the wife OF
William Grady, a son.
CONDRoTTE-In this city. July 49, 1890, to the
wife of L. j. Condrotte. daughter.
LoFTUS-In this city, TO the wife of James LOTUS.
ason.
NEUBAUER-In this city. July IL, $780, to the
wife of NJ. J. Neubauer a daughter
wINKLER-In this city, July Is. 1890, TO the wife
of 4. Winkler, daughter.
LEyY-In this city, July IA. 1890, to the wife OF
David Levy, a daughter.
JAMIESoN-In this city, July H. 1890, to the wife
OF William Jameson, daughter.
ECKHoFF-In this city, July Is, 1890, to the wife
of William L. Eckhof, daughter.
LEAH this city, July ~, 1890, to the wife OF
Harry e. Lea, daughter.
CosBRE-In this city, July IS, 1890, to the wife OF
Hugh s. G. Cosbre a daughter.
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The New California is in the lucky swim
just now, it would appear. Paul NJ. Pot
ter's "City Directory" is discounting "The
Old Homestead" largely in point Of attend
ance. The seats are all filled nightly and
there is three-ply fringe of late-comers at
every opening to the parquet, loungers who
lose themselves in laughter, and help to
swell the volume of applause that
rises repeatedly from those more
fortunate to be seated. RusselPs
comedians from the Bijou Theater, New
York, have made themselves warmly at
home in the New California, San Francisco.
The performance is a series of capers, so to
speak, requiring Quickness and dexterity in
their execution; but there are interludes of
singing. dancing and recitation that help 20
compact and balance the general business
into something like a systematic arrange
ment. Besides, there is Charlie Reed. as the
leader of the Smiths-John Smith, Chicago
detective. Reed is host in himself.
He who said there is "nothing in n name"
was wrong in his conclusion. We vent
ure to assert Reeds name has good
deal TO do with the present pressure Of the
people in this theater, ana will continue to
be favorite with the San Francisco people
as long as Mexican sells tamale at the
street corners. 1t takes but slight thread
to hold the average public when 1t Is made
of tile right material. Reed has the thread
In his fingers.
The morning call., 1890-07-17
MPGLYNN'S CASE.

No Truth in III, Report That 1t Will Be
Reeonsidsred at the Vatican
New YORK, July 16.-A Herald special
from Rome says: There is no shadow of
foundation for the statement of Dr. Nc
Glynn's friends that he has gained
fresh footing in Rome. The
Pope himself, at my solicitation not long ago,
said, through Cardinal Rampola, that Nc
Glynn had to either Internationally confess
his guilt or in some way induce Archbishop
Corrigan to bring the. case before the Vail
can. The truth is That McGlynn is regard
ed here as person whose mental faculties
are not what they used to be. As far as the
Vatican is concerned McGlynn's case is
sealed forever
The morning call., 1890-07-17
THE PENIS GROVE FIRE.

The Examination of the Parties Charged
With Arson Continued.
PETALUN1A, July 16.-The examination OF the
case of he People against Peter Banuon and 9th
ers. charged With burning Ine barn of j. IL.
Stiles, set for yesterday, was continued until
August l 9Th on account OF the absence OF Stiles,
the prosecuting witness. Stiles absence NJ this
particular time, though subpenaed as witness,
has damaged his Case aud caused quite change
la, n 10
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SALT LAKE.

Resignation of Receiver of Church
Eschr ated PropertY-sChool Election.
SALT LAKE, July 16.-The Utah Supreme
Court to-day accepted the resignation of Frank
II. Dyer. receiver OF church escheated property,
ana appeared Inclined TO appoint Henry W.
Lawrence fixing his bonds al $1,000
The canvas of the school election OF Monday
was made to-day. The board will stand seven
Liberals TO three MormOuS.
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ESCAPE CAPTURED.

Arrest of Prisoner Charged With RObbing
Jswelry-Store.
MARYsvILLE. July 16.-Sherif Saul OF this
county arrested last night G. W. Hunt, alias
Brockey Doyle, who is wanted in Sierra County,
where he is charged with robbinP iewelry-stoTe
at Dayton. he was arrested and examined on
the charge and bound over TO the Superior Court,
but while OH the way 10 the County Jail Oh the
9th inst. lie escaped from Constable Henderson:
The Sheriff of Sierra County has been notihed
and is on bis way after Inc prisoner.
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Nctari.s Amounted.

SACRAMENTO July 16.-The Governor has ap-
pointed the following Noiaries Public: Max Mar
cuse Of Oakland, Benjamin Ross of Volcano.
Thomas Fiazer OF PlaceTvile, }. D. Banner Of
Chenille, Il. A. DobinsOn of Los Angeles, c. B.
Deely of Napa, " illiam Ii. Bullock of Lincoln,
Z. a. Campbell of Stockton, James \. Morrison
of Stock on Samuel Hartley of Sierra City, A
Santa Rosa.
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WATER FOR FUEL.
a Discovery That Is Intended to Revolutio


a Discovery That Is Intended to Revolution
izs Navigation.
CHICAGO. July 16-A Times Superior
(Wis.) special says: A prominent chemist
of San Francisco now in Superior is pre-
pairing to make public discovery
which will work wonderful changes
in the economy of steamship trans
portation. His scheme is to dispense
with the use of fuel of all kinds. He has
devised an apparatus by means of which
water can be utilized as fuel. BY means of
his chemical machine water is to be resolved
into its elements of oxygen and hydrogen.
These gases are to be burned by means of
an oxo-hydrogen machine, producing an
intense heat
The morning call., 1890-07-17
BoARDING-HoUsE BURNED.

The Charred Remains of Stranger Found
in he Ruins.
TACOMA. July 16.-A fire broke out In board
ing-house this morning at Roy Station, eighteen
miles south OF this city. 1t is supposed TO nave
been caused by the upsetting of a lamp by
ledger who was a stranger, aud whose charred
remains were found in the ruins. Inc wlno
drove the fire TO the general merchandise STORE
OF Hurry Bros which total loss. hurry
Bros, building was valued at $500 and the
stock at about $4,000. The building was Insured
for $1,000 and the stock for $1,000.
The morning call., 1890-07-17
ELEMENTS OF LIBERTY.

When Louis KOssuth visited this country,
while in Fanueil Hall he said that he stood In
the cradle OF Liberty. He was mistaken.
Faneuil Hall is but single pearl gathered from
a mighty sea. Liberty was Graded far in the
past. John Stuart Mill has said that IL was i'm
possible TO write The history of liberty without
referring 10 the cIucliixion OF Jesus. Never be-
fore The crueihxiou were the component elements
OF liberty brought together In the cross OF
Christ. perhaps, we may find these elements.
Let us forget that lie is more than man. We
may then appreciate more his divine power
Mil saw nothing III the NaZarene except vast
political Influence VINO would suppose that
John The Baptist exercised a vast Influence on
our lime?
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VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT.

Termination of the Turlcck Irrigation Dis
trio: ". Wheaton Su t at Sonora.
SONORA, July 16.-The case OF the Turlock
Irrigation District VS.. Wheaton, which has been
In progress In the Superior Court OF This county
Inc past Thirteen days terminated to-day by the
jury rendering verdict for defendant IN tile
sum OF $4,000. This is a suit instituted by the
defendants land, for which lie asked 100000.
The morning call., 1890-07-17
SUICIDE AT SEATTLE.

a Woman Ends Her Life With Rough on
Rats.
SEATTLE, July 1e.-Mrs. Nellie Chlodo COM
mitted suicide at the BrevoIt House this morn
ing by taking a dose of trough on rats" The
cause of suicide is said TO have been on account
OF depressed spirits brought about by pro-
tracIed spee during which she had trouble with
her husband.
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Snnnl and Rslle Ham,in

NEW YORK, July Ex-senator Stanford has
authorized the Turf, Field and Farm TO match
Sunol against Belle Hamlin for $4,000 a side
the winner TO take The entire stake and gate
money. .. A. Hickok Will find the money for
Sunol. The proposition Is open III July 3Oth.
The morning call., 1890-07-17

FLINT-HALLER-In this city. July 5. 1890, by the
Rev. DIR. Harmon, q. Flint and Annie Halter
MAILS-McRAE-In San Rafael, July 10. 1890.
by the Rev. Father Hugh Lagan. Frank Mails OF
Suffer Creek and Mary E. McRae OF San Quentin.
BLACKBURN-ODELL-In this city. July 10. $50.
at the Grand Hotel, j. o. Blackburn Of MERGED
and NJ. Odell OF Steubenville, Ohio.
The morning call., 1890-07-17

Mrs. Catherine May, arrested few days
ago on a charge of having set fire to her
residence at 103 Tehama street, was exam
ined as to her mental condition by the Com
missioners yesterday and adjudged sane.
her mental balance was found to eOuipoise,
The morning call., 1890-07-17

The will Of the late James II. Jennings was
admitted to probate by Judge Van Reyne-
gom yesterday. The executors are: Thomas
Jennings. A. A. Hooper, c. STAGE Bareford
and John P. Overton. The estate is valued
at about $2OO,0O0 and Is left to the widow
and child
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Buried the Hatchet.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE World says:
The sugar-trust people and the legal
authorities of this State have buried the
Ratchet. Such was the story circulated
through Wall street late yesterday after
noon, and an investigation proved that 1t
had some foundation.
The morning call., 1890-07-17
Ruhs Rurrows Cantu,ed

BIRMINGHAM (Ala.), July 16. j. B.
Wnsiow, alias Charley N. Avin. was ar
rested at Columbus, Miss, to-day. He has
been identified as Rube Burrows, the chief
lieutenant in the train-robbing escapades.
The morning call., 1890-07-17

FORT JONES. July 16.-Charles Ingram was
shot and Killed by c. j. Weiss at Scott Bar last
night in a quarrel over the settlement OF an ac-
count between Them Weiss Is under arrest but
IL is thought the deed was committed in self-de-
Tense and LIE viii be discharged
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BarserkeI'a Tins.

NEW YORK, July 16.-Following are Berser-
ker's tips on The Monmouth races: First race,
Tlpstaf or Blue Roc; second, Ambulance or
Sale McClelland; third, PhGnlx or TOurna-
ment; fourth, TayistOn or L0Dgstreet; fifth,
Brussels or Sam Wood; sixth, Westminster or
EoXfnrd
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A Family Turned to De ath.

VALPARAISO Qnd.). July 16-The resi-
dence of John Hamlet was burned this
morning. His wife and four children were
burned TO death.
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SAN DIEGO. July 16.-Bnly Manning has
agreed 10 fight Jack Sullivan for purse Of $500
before the Silver Gate Athletic Association, lhe
contest to take place August 14th.
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PETALUMA, July 16.-J. GOunsky. recently
discharged from State Prison at San Quen-
tin, was arrested here yesterday on a tele-
gram that lie was wanted AT HalfmOOn Bay for
obtaining money under false petenses
The morning call., 1890-07-17

vein runs from the southeast to the northwest,
and is In direct line with Mount DlablO. 1t Is
thought by some to be continuation OF the
Mount Diablo vein. The discovery was made on
the property OF Colonel George +. Hooper, and
an attempt will be made 10 organize company
to deyelOp the find.
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The following no,n,ed hin, w., -,

The following pointed hint was printed In the
Silverton Appeal last week: Portland wants the
rress association there this Year. The associa-
pect to be mesent: The best Thing Portland
business men can do Is to give tile bows a big
Suing OF good paving ads" Tor six months or a
year. That would hit the boys better than for
the business men to spend $500 or $1,000 In
stuting them at The Portland Hotel. Oregon
the substantial only. Issue ..ads,h 10 lie boys
and let them provide their own frugal Iations.
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Street Railroad Extension.

PETALUMA July l6.-The extension OF the
Prtaluma Street Railroad TO the grand stand Of
the Agricultural Park was completed Saturday
night, aud cars now run from Sunny Slope on the
south 10 The cenlef Of he park on The east