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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-23
The Old Story

MERIpEN, Conn, Dee. 22.-John Wat
son, for years head bookkeeper Of the
Meriden Silyerplate company, is short in
his accounts and has left for parts un-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-12-23
Left His All to Geneva.

LONDON, Dec. 22.-Gustave Rivilloid,
the archaeologist, has died at Cairo. He
bequeathed his private museum and for.
tune, amounting 10 over 10000, TO Ge-
neya, Switzerland, where he was born.
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BERLIN, Dec. 3,--lti is reported that the
German Catholic clergy has been secretly
instructed to begin a vigorous warfare
against socialism.
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Judgment. Asgregating $4,000.

Ngw YORK, Dec. 2s,-Dennis Fox, dry
goods aud cloaks, to-day confessed judg-
mcnts aggreeating $4,000.
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Great Dir. IN London,

LoSDoN, Dee. IA great tire is In
progress on Praed street Many shops
have been destroyed. The loss will be
heavy.
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BosroN, Dec. 2a.-Charles Il. Seayerns
q Co., jewellers, have failed. Liabilities
$50 600, the assets a little more.
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rdCts speak ana III is fdctS tnat
we offer.
We do not do this for love of
doing business for glory but we
do it so that we shall not have a
large stock at the end of the sea-
son. In suits we have some beau
ties, nice, fresh goods Just re-
ceived for the holidays, not
broken or picked over. We offer
a stylish three button sack in a
hair line worsted at 5000 and a
black and white mixed striped
cashmere at SIS.co.
These goods are just received
of the latest designs in the east
ern markets and arriving late we
sell them at a bargain.
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one More to stelnIII'. CredIt.

NFw YORK. Dec. 22.-Steinitz won to.
days chess game.
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Co|thiingg z0VprcoatS

lfyou think it is wind we are
giving you look at the prices We
name and if you do not believe it
come TO our store and look at our
stock:
The morning call., 1890-08-08
he city are being offered by A. II. Breed &

the city are being offered by A. ID. Breed q
Co. on liberal terms of payment.
Benedict Rudolph & Co., 457 Ninth street,
have for sale five acres at Los GatOs, trees
in full bearing; also stock ranch WIN
some fruit. which they are authorized 10
exchange for property in East Oakland.
Hugh III. Cameron, 479 Ninth street, oilers
desirable lot and cottage and new mt dern
two-story house of nine rooms on easy
terms of payment.
G. G. Baker of the firm Of Clough %
Baker, real estate brokers, has returned
from his ranch at Colfax, Placer County.
The firm offers fine line Of properties IN
Oakland and vicinity. o
j, w. Laymance of NJ. j. Laymance Il
Co. has returned from Highland Springs.
E. w. Woodward & Co. have an offering
in another column which should be inspect
ed by buyers.
ALAMEDA OFFERINGS.
H. P. Moreal has line of properties
ment He is also selling lots in the Bay
side Tract, south Of Kings avenue to the
bay of San Francisco. The houses to be
built on these lots must cost at least $4,000.
He has sold two lots near the park upon
which will be built two houses at a cost OF
$4,000 each.
Marcuse & Lesser are offering residence
properties at prices ranging from $1,000 on
the installment plan, also number Of lots
and houses.
F. AIarcuse has cottages. houses and lots
for sale at prices from $500 to $4,000.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
Starrett & Co. advertise 5000 acres in Men.
doeino County, particulars of which will
be found in another column.
c. E. Mayne IL Co. continue to offer Ogden
lots on the installment plan.
The morning call., 1890-08-08
A sensible Precaution.

Though disease cannot always be conquered, its
firsI approach be checked. But not only is the
use OF a medicinal safeguard to be recommended
on the first appe arance of malady, but wise dis
elimination should be exercised in the choice of
remedy For thirty years more Hostetter's
Stomach Ditters has been the reignng specific for
dyspepsia. fever and ague. loss OF physical STAN
been most emphaticaily indorsed by medical men
as health and strength restorative. 1t is indeed
wise precaution to use this sovereign fortifying
agent and Alternative in the early stages disease
for 1t efectually counteracts 1t. the malady be-
longs to that large class to which this sterling med
icine is adapted Not only 1T ecacious, but pure
and harmless. 80
The morning call., 1890-08-08
EMULAT1NG BUCKLEY.


A journalistic Utterance That Has Gre
ated "a Row.
The following is clipped from yesterday
mornings issue of the newspaper which
predicted in 1888 that Harrison's nomina-
ton would mean the defeat of the Republi-
can national ticket on the Pacific Coast:
Their reason for abandoning the Los Angeles
ba nuer was That the recognized Republican
jou NAL of California had fatty declared that
Maikham's record disqualified him from being
placed at the head Of the State ticket. and uIder
such circumstances no delegate imbued With the
proper spirit OF loyalty to his party aud sincere
desire to see IL succeed could support the can
didacy Of Mr.. Markham.
To say that it has caused Indignation
among the Republicans is to draw it mild.
Ii was discussed last night at the hotels,
ana one prominent Republican said:
IL Is not only an offensive statement, but
is Is woTded in most offensive way 1t
practically gives notice to tine Republican
party that the newspaper in question pro-
poses to assume political dictatorship. 1t
says in effect that no Republican is imbued
with party loyalty who refuses to follow its
utteranees, or, in other words, sets itself M
as the self-constituted boss and ALLOWS
no appeal 1t is an insult to the intelligence
of every Republican, and by many is SO re-
parded"
The morning call., 1890-08-08

disappointed attorney has raised a storm
of indignation on all sides, and, as a
consequence, the coored voters of Alameda
County have Endorsed FoX's candidacy IN
the strongest terms. In conclusion they
say:
In his capacity as attorney he gratuitously
rendered services in many instances, especlaIly
TO colored Odd Fellows and Masons. AS mem
Der of the Republican party he mas peen roy a. a.
energetic and unshirking. We lnuorse Jusi IS'
Fox as citizen, as magistrate. as hepuo 4
can, and as tried and true friend OF Inc col0Iea
people, and call upon you TO Join US IN iniS nlas
q 2 ST him
The morning call., 1890-08-08

A meeting of the Republican delegates to
the State Convention from the Forty-irst.
Forty-second, Forty-third and Forty-fourth
Assembly districts was held in the rooms
of the Bear Club and the following officers
were elected; President, j. Ii. Dickinson
Secretary, E. w. Williams, and Treasurer,
|. c. Stump. The question of candidates
was not discussed. but parlors were engaged
at the Golden Eagle Hotel at Sacramento.
The morning call., 1890-08-08
Deunrev Endorsed.

The Democrats of the Forty-fourth As
semblv District assembled at 1919 Market
street last night for the purpose of organlz-
ing a district club and the following officers
we're elected: George &. Kenney, Presi-
dent. lanes Brodie. Vice-President; j. E.
Foard. Secretary; F. NJ. O'Donnell, Treas
urer; a. i. Bragg, Sergeant-at-Arms. The
meeting was addressed by Peter Roberts
and others, and the following resolution
was adopted:
RESOLVED, That we indorse the Regular Demo.
cratic party, recognizing the Regular Demo
cratic County Committee, of which Eugene n.
Deuprey is Chairman.
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AUCTION SALES.
GHAS. LEVY,
AUCTION SALE
-.-.oF-.-.
80 Well-Furnished Apartments.
NJ. j. SIMMONS, AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL, THIS DAY

WILL SELL THIS DAY.
Friday, August sth. at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
at 1130 Valencia St, bet. 22d and Esd, all
the Nearly New Parlor, Bed-ro IN and
Dining loom Furniture, Ros wood
Piano, French plate Mantel Mirrors,
ManteI Clocks, OIL Paintings, Engrav-
ings, Lace Curtains, Ladies' Writing
Desks, Silver plated Ware, Brussels
Carpets, etc, being the entire contents
of a weil-furnis he'd 3O-room house,
CONSISTING Or.
One Rosewood (GYle) Piano, Stool and Cover;
Wslnut-frame Parior Set in Silk Plush: Odd Parlor
Upholstery in Satin Brocatelle: French-piate Man
tel Mirrors and Mantei Clocks; % Antique Oak aud
Birch Bedroom Sets: Clipper Spring and Hair Mat
tresses so pairs Of Linen Sheets: 26 White Mission
Blankets and COmforters; 40 Down Feather Pillows
and Boosters: Walnut Sideboards; 12-feot Antique
Oak Extension Tables with Chairs to match: Com
plete Dluner aud Tea Sets: Brussels Carpets aud
Rugs; Walnut Hall-SIand; Singer Sewing Machine:
Large Model Range, with fixtures complete, etc.
N. B.-The above goods are the contents OF 4 we'll
furnished 3O-room house, having been furnished
from the warerooms of KRELING & SONS less
than one year. The trade and the public in general
is called to this sale.
au7 1t NJ. j. SIMMONS. Auetioneer.
The morning call., 1890-08-08
KowALsKY,s BooMERANG.

HIS Attack on Justice Fox Not Great
Success.
Henry l. Kowalsky, who made himself
notorious by attending the Buckley BAN
ouet at New York. has endeavorod TO in
cite the prejudice of the colored voters of
the State against Justice Fox of the Su-
preme Court because of his decision in the
Jcssup case. This action on the part of
The morning call., 1890-08-08
GENERAL APPRAISERS.
A Circular of instructions From the
Secretary of the Treasury.
Collector of the Port Phelps Yesterday
received the following circular:

IV'OIfVU uIIc lUIIUWIHB CIICUIHT.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 20. 1890
To Collectors aud other officers of the Customs
On and after the first day OF August PROV. AMI
until otherwise directed, the General Apnra;sers
provided for in the act OF June 10, 1890 will he
stationed at the port of New York, with General
Appraiser George c. Tichenor In charge.
department OF the appeals to reappraIsement NJ
their resp Give ports, when a General APPRAISER
Will be assigned to the duty OF reappraisement.
B. REIMBURSEMENT districts viii hereafter he
established and General Appraisers assigned IA
their charge. -
4. The Board OF three General Appraisers q
signed TO duty at the port of New York viii con
sist of General Appraisers George n. Sbarne
Henderson Nj. Somerville and Charles Ii. Ham.
An additional board will be created when re-
CURED by the needs Of the service.
WILLIAM WINDOW, Secretary
The morning call., 1890-08-08

A council of the Iroquois will be held
at the new wigwam, and the notices
for the same read: Many pale-faces
who are seeking admission to our coun-
ell will be initiated. Bring your toma-
hawks and scalping-knives, for the enemy
ara on Tho uarnath -
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He Is Not a Candidate.

Samuel NJ. Shortridge, whose name has
been discussed in connection with the Re
publican nomination for Attorney General,
announces that he is not a candidate for
that office. His friends have urged him to
enter the race, but he has decided not to do
The morning call., 1890-08-08
Rnddiok in The Field.

Another candidate for the Republican
nomination for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is an
nounced in the person Of Hon. J. b. Red.
dick of Calaveras, who was member OF
the fast Assembly from that county.
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WILL HE RESIGN p?
The Question That COnfrOnts
Congressman Morrow.
SLOVENIAN Deemed It Best to Do So-POnd and
English Ahead of cOleman-sOma
Angry republicans,

The corridor of the Palace Hotel was
literally damned with politicians last night,
and the battle among the rival candidates
for the Republican nomination for Cover
nor was carried on with greater activity
than at any time since the opening OF the
campaign. 1t is evident that the fight is
nearing a crisis and the most important
feature of it is a well-detined attempt,
which was made yesterday afternoon to
prepare to throw the Morrow strength to
Chapman. The word went out early in the
day that such 4 move was in contemplation,
and the result was that the Alameda
delegates were "lined up" with view to
ascertaining their feelings in the matter.
II was claimed that this was done merely
.cr tue purpose of throwing the delegation
- tic northern candidate in case of its be-
c,iing evident that Mr.. Morrow could not
Syia. A feeler was also thrown out at the
Programmed men of San Francisco, and in
spite Of the claims of the Morrow men TO
tie contrary, the belief is general that Mr..
Mo1row's friends realize that his fight is
hopeless, and are ready to pull him down.
The reason given is a most plausible one,
and if urged TO its legitimate result will do
much to injure the chances of the Fourth
District Congressman, SO far as his chances
for being nominated for Governor is con-
cerned The fact is pointed out that in the
event of his nomination he will be CON-
PEELED to resign his seat in Congress before
the day of the election.
1t will be remembered that when General
Stoneman was nominated by the Demo
Gratis for Governor he was on the pay-rOlls
Of the United States as retired army Off
Ger. The question of his eligibility was
Immediately raised, and after consultinG
eminent legal authority he relinquished his
position as a retired army officer ID order
that no question might arise.
This action wac taken two days before
the election. He was Informed by his at
tOrneys that he could not qualify as a State
officer while in Federal capacity, and that
if elected his eligibility would date from
the day Of the election, and not from hi:
Inauguration. In other words, he must be-
they informed him, eligible to qualify i
necessary on the day OF his election.
1t is now claimed that Congressman
Morrow would be placed in the same posi-
ton. This would leave vacancy in a dis
trict which is naturally Democratic anC
would give that party an OF portunity t(
gain his seat. More than that, il is pointed
ont that he is the only member of the APP
preparation Committee from the Pacific
Coast, aud as no new member is eve
placed on that committee, the Slope would
be without representation. As 1t Is tni
most important committee in Congress, 81
far as local interests are concerned, 1t i
easy to see that California would be placed
at Il disadvantage by the change.
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POND OR ENGLISH?
A Belief That They Are the Strong {
didafes

A Belief That They Are the Strong Can
didates.
The friends of English have made care
full canvass of the delegations from the va
rious counties, and claim that the Alameda
man will have strength in every county in
the State, with one OF two exceptions, nota-
bly, San Joaquin, which is pledged to Paul
sell.
There is n questioning the fact that he
has at the present time more absolute
strength than any of his opponents, aud is
far ahead of Pond, who seems to be making
but little Roadway. He has fallen behind in
the race, and unless Buckley sees fit to rush
10 his rescue with the votes of San Francisco
his chances for receiving the nomination are
regarded as slim indeed. He has stndiOusly
avoided the politicians. and many Of the
country delegates, who have sought to in
teTYpW him, have returned home angry at
his refusal to talk matters over with them
Coleman of course Will command some
strength, but it is not of a nature that will
stand the strain of any considerable num-
Der of ballots. The O'Brien million3 have
proved a potent factor in securing the
votes of certain delegations but 1t IS doubt
. full if friendships thus secured VIII prevent
a break after the first preliminary Skin
mish. There are few Of the thoughtful
men Of the Democratic party who believe
that Coleman would stand the slightest
chance of being elected if nominated, and
it is safe to presume that they are not yet
in a position to sit idly by and see the
party commit political hara-klrl.
CoIeman's weakness with the people is so
notorious, notwithstanding the efforts of
few subsidized newspapermen to bolster
him up, that his nomination can hardly be
regarded as a possibility. The knowing
ones still predict that Pond will win in the
end, and it certainly looks as if they were
building on a safe foundation. His strength
on the first ballot could not be considered
as a criterion of his standing, and when the
first break is made it is predicted that he
will gather votes from every side.
Buckley, as usual, holds the key to the
situa On, and he will determine the ulti-
male result. If Pond can command the
cohorts of the boss, as it is claimed he can,
lie will land at the head Of the ticket.
The morning call., 1890-08-08

A fairy lost precious charm
To keep the rosy gums from harm,
To keep from teeth decay and death,
To sweeten and purify the breath
This charm the fairy lost a mortal found,
And SoZ0DoNT it's called on earthly ground.
The morning call., 1890-08-08
"The CARS" Premium Dic,,on,r,..

THE CALL has received another cousipn-
ment of the ALLEN" edition of Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary, which is being for
warded as rapidly as possible to subscrib-
ers whose orders are on file These books
are substantially bound in leather, beauti-
fully embossed. and in quality of paper
and excellence of workmanship are a per-
feet marvel.
The morning call., 1890-08-08

John Cosler of Montgomery County. Ohio.
in moving around wheat field SO as to sal
reaper to work uncovered q nest from
ninety quail eggs.
The morning call., 1890-08-08
REGISTRATION.
The City and County Attorney Gives His
ODinfon on Point

The City and County Attorney Gives His
Opinion on Point.
The question raised in the Registrars
Office on Wednesday as to whether or not a
man naturalized on August 9th could be
registered, was about to assume such con-
siderable Importance that the Registrar
thought it wise to submit it to the City and
County Attorney and be governed by his
advice. Yesterday morning Mr.. Flournoy
sent the following communication to the
Registrar:
Honorable Thomas J. Z. Smiley Registrar
DEAR SIR: 10 your communication OF even
daie 10 these words. -" Please give me your opin-
Ion as 10 the right OF persons naturaliZed August
6, 1880, to be registered" answer that under
ahd by virtue OF the laws controlling elections
every male citizen naiuraliZed on May 6, 1890,
has right to register. and It Is your duty 10 reg
lister sucn person II he applies for registration
within The time prescribed by law. Very re-
specially GEORGE FLoURNoY JR.,
City and County Attorney.
The Registrar now feels that he has no
other course but to register all such per-
sons. The opinion of Mr.. Flournoy, which
assumes to settle the whole question,
amounts in fact to nothing but an opin-
ion, and is only advisory. 1t is held by
Others that the authorities on that point
differ, and the question is still liable to be
raised at any time. II it should, it will be
carried before some one of the Superior
Judges, probably in the form of petition
for a writ of mandate, compelling the Reg
istrar to strike such names from the Great
Register.
The rate of registration was not quite as
rapid yesterday as 1t was on the previous
opening day. The first days work was
Go; yesterday the number reached oil.
Registrar Smiley is housed with the rheu-
matisn, but expects to be out in a day or
two, as 1t IS extremely important that he
should be In his Office every day during
registration.
The morning call., 1890-08-08
THE FINE FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE

...-CONFRISINu-.
Parlor Upholstery; Sofa. Easy Chairs and Rockers.
in colored plushes; Cabinet Parlor Standards:
Ornaments; MaTble-top Tables: Willow Chairs;
Writing Desk; Bookcase; Model Ship, in glass
case: Body Brussels Carpets Bric-a- Brac: Wal
nut Chamber Suits; Spring and Hair Mattresses;
Fine Pillows; Curtains and Cornices: Marble-top
Sideboard; Dining Chairs: Walnut Extension
Table; China and Glass ware; one Cook Stove;
Kitchen Utensils, etc.
au7 2t GEO. +. LAMSON, Aucttoneer.
The morning call., 1890-08-08
Oakland Property.

Oakland Property.
M. ]. Laymance q Co. are Offering lots in
the center of the city on easy terms.
Desirable residence lots In the heart of
The morning call., 1890-08-08

There is but little change to note in the
tone of the market since our last report.
Property-owners are evidently averse to
making concessions to buyers and are con-
tent to remain firm in anticipation of ris-
ing market.
The morning call., 1890-08-08
EIGHT CROWDED NAREROOMs.

In addition to our own large ware
rooms, we have secured the adjoining
store for this sale.
We promise to make such low prices
as will insure immediate sale Of large
quantity Of goods.
Purchasers Of goods at our previous
sale KNOW they secured bargains.
We guarantee that buyers, now, will
not be disappointed at goods and prices.
The morning call., 1890-08-08

THE VERY ELEGANT FURNITURE,
CARPETS, ETC,
Contained in the above elegant residence,
-. COMPRISING PART.
One Elegant Parlor Suit, upholstered In very costly
material Elegant Parlor Tables, Fancy Rugs, Oh
Paintings Steel-line Engrayings, ETC.; one very
Massive and Elegantly Carved Walnut Chamber
Suit, cost $500; two very Elegant Antique OAK
Chamber Suits. Clipper Spring and Curled-hair
Mattresses Mission Blankets, Pillows, ETC.; Cor
nices and Lace Curtainss Body Brussels and Tapes
try Carpets: Elegant Inlaid Walnut Sldeboard:
Walnut Extension Table, Dining Chairs. Chinaware,
Glassware ETC.; very Elegant Range ana Kitchen
Utensils complete.
NoTE-The furniture contained In the above ele-
CANT fiat is in every respect the same new only
having been in use but \ few months
au7 2t L. VINCENT, Auctioneer.
The morning call., 1890-08-08

AIR. AND MRS DREwy DANCING ACAD- m
N envy II New Montgomery st.-New ar ~
rangements; tuition reduced: dan cling learned EaK
at little cost: Gents exclusively (beginners) us4
Mondays Wednesdays; Ladies (begnners), Tues
days. Thursdays; soirecs Saturday evenings private
lessons daily. de2lu
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-19
CHAPTER vi.

LEILA--HER NEW LovER--PoRrRA!r or
THE FIRST INQUisHoR OF SPAIN
THE CHALIcE RETURNED TO THE
LIPS OF ALMAMEN.
White thus the state OF events with
in Grenada, the course OF our story
transports us back 70 the Christian
camp. II was in one oi q long line OF
tents that skirted the pavilion OF
Isabel, and was appropriated to the
ladies attendant on the royal pres
snce. that q young female sat alone.
The dusk OF evening already gathered
around, and only the outline OF her
form and features was visible. But
even that, imperiectiy seen--the de-
iected attitude of the form, the droop-
ing head, the hands clasped upon the
knees might have sufficad to denote
the melancholy nature OF the reverie
which the maid INDUCED.
"Ah," thought she. ito what danger
am exposed II my father, II my
lover dreamed of the persecution TO
which their poor Leila Is Abandoned"
A few tears, large and bitter, brcke
from her eyes and stole unheeded
down her cheek. AT that moment Che
deep and musical chime oi q bell was
heard summoning the chiefs or the
army to prayer; for Ferdinand invest
ed all his worldly schemes with n re-
Iigious covering, and to his polite war
he sought to give the imposing char
acter oil q sacred crusade.
To be continued.