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SOMEWHAT DEFIANT.

Tie San BernardinO Courier copies entire
a recent editorial in TIE CALL defining
the relations between Mr.. Heafst's organ
and the Democratic party, and comments
rs follows:
Remembering that tie CAL is Republican
paiet, it must be conceded that that great
journal has adopted frank manly tone toward
Whites candidacy. Stlll, even in the inrisiye
article reproduced above, IheIe is a skilliul
undeitone designed TO encourage Democratic
division. 1t is Ihe only san francisco paper.
however. 10 which Democrats are under any OBJ
legation Tor manly and honest treatment IN this
compact conspiracy against the man who is
Overwhelmingly lie choice OF Tie neope OF Cali
foruia for United States Senator
The Courier then proceeds to defy the
Buckley Hearst machine in a most reckless
fashion. 1t assures Us that mot all the
power of Doodle, bribery. compact con-
sp.racy and bosses can grind White to
powder We hope our Southern friend is
right. Men being equal, THE CALL would
rather see an exponent Of Republican prin-
cples in the Senate than one whose vote
" uld count against the application Of such
principles, but between the man of the
people and the plutoerat our sympathies
are with the man every time. We hope,
therefore, that the Buckley Hearst machine
will not grind Mr.. White to powder, as we
predicted, but are stil somewhat afraid
that il will
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TUNSTEAD'S CHARGES.
Rumor That They Will Not Be
Investigated.

1t was the talk on the streets yesterday
that nothing would come of the charges
preferred by Thomas Tunstead against the
Chief of the fish patrol. 1t was also stated
that at the next meeting of the State Fish
Commissioners the whole subject will be
kalsomined and nothing further will be
heard from that quarter of matter which
appears to interest great many people.
Downey Harvey is reported as saying
that the charges against Callundan and
others connected with the Fish Commission
will be thoroughly ventilated at the August
meeting OF the commission and that, as far
as he is individually concerned, there will
be nothing left undone to bring to justice
any deputy who can be proven guilty of
dirty" work while in the employ of the
commission.
The meeting, it is expected, will not be
closed to the representatives of the press.
There will be no star-ehamber proceedings,
and as the trial of the Chinese who have
been arrested by deputies Tunstead and
Curley at San Pablo for violating the fish
law of the State will take place at San
Rafael prior to the meeting of the commits
sion some very important testimony is
looked for
These Chinese fishermen who will appear
for trial at San Rafael about the 4th of
August next had 'pass-cards' in their
possession when placed under arrest. On
the beach where they had drawn their nets
were scattered thousands of small fish Of
various kinds. They did not fear the con-
sequences of arrest at the time as they
were assured by their employers that the
cards would be honored by any OF the
Deputy Fish Comm issioners who might hap
pen along on business.
The Chinese merchants who paid for the
privilege of having their people fish ille-
gally do not deny that they have been
catching tons of small fish for shipment to
China, where they command high price.
Complaints have been made time and
again of the growing scarcity of the food
fishes in the city markets The unfortu-
nate sea lion was condemned and branded
by the Commissioners as the rObber and
decimatOr of the fish which have become in
recent years a.comparatiV scarce COM
modify.
According to recent developments it does
not appear as if the sea lion has been
alone in the business of killing. 1t is a
well-known fact that the Chinese have
been sending tons of dried fish TO China for
many years past, and it is quite reasonable
to suppose that they have pursued this sys-
TEN Of illegal fishing, which it is hoped by
all true sportsmen has been finally brought
to an end. The result of the next meeting
OF the Commissioners will be awaited with
much interest by sportSmen and others in
teTeSted in fish culture and protection.
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INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,

Annual Report of Superintendent Harri-
son Filed.
W. ii. Harrison, Superintendent of the
Industrial School, yesterday filed with the
Board of Supervisors his annual report for
the fiscal year ending June 30th.
He says that the institution is in dilap-
idated condition, with the roofs and walls
in leaky condition. The buildings are
also lighted by coal-oil lamps. which he
thinks are dangerous. During the year the
farm yielded forty-ive tons of hay. The
horses employed are of little USE as they
cannot stand much work.
1t is also suggested that the band he sup
piled with new instruments, as those now
in use are old and dilapidated. The cost
of maintaining the school during the year
was S42, 5l2 10. There were Ia boys and
So girls in the school on July 1st.
During the year 102 boys and 56 girls were
committed TO the school. the youngest boy
being s years old and the oldest II years.
OF these 81 boys and A girls were natives
of this State, 3 of Italy, of Russia, Of
Mexico, of Germany, Of England and /
of Canada
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NIXON WAS DEAD.
Physicians and Others satisfied That 4

Physicians and Others Satisfied That He
Was Not in Trance.
The body of Patrick W. Nixon, who died
on the 18th inst, was inferred yesterday in
Calvary Cemetery, after having been in the
receiving vault for several days.
Soon after death sensational statements
were published that the eyes and muscles
had been seen to move. For this reason
his friends objected 10 his being inferred,
as it might prove that he was only in a
trance. DR.. Rottanie, who had attended
Nixon at his late residence, 345R Third
street, and several friends, examined the
corpse on Thursday night, and it was
found that decomposition had set in.
Although tie hands were found to have
fallen 10 the side while in the coffin, when
they had been placed crossed on the breast,
the doctor said that this was only due to
the relaxation of the muscles. Health
Officer keeney was also satisfied that Nixon
VAS dead, aud that there was no foundation
for the sensational stories about his being
in q trance.
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THE pAN0fn ~ BEnaING SEA.

The refusal of both the United States
and the British Governments to give TO the
press any Information OF the state of the
negotiation on Behring Sea may be ex-
planned 10y the $ at"ment that no conclu-
Sion Ea> been reached, and that both LORD
Salisbury and Mr.. Harrison are exceedingly
anxious to find way out of the imbrogio,
but have thus far been unable to do so.
Sooner OF later the two Governments may
lave to make concessions, and what these
concessions will be is probably now being
considered.
In The meantime, the lovers of peace are
TO be congratulated on the arrival of Admi-
raj Lothian on tue scene. His predeceS-
s0r Admiral Heneage was hot-headed
and eager tOr nutOTiety. 1t was believed
not to be- his fault that last year, an Ameri-
can revenue cutter was not taken into Vic
torla by British prize crew. Admiral Ho-
than has too just an appreciation Of his re-
sp0nsiblities to take step which might
involve the Two nations in war for the sake
of a few sealskins. The language which
he used to an Associated Press reporter on
his arrival at Victoria implies that be will
not pursue any pulicy which might embar-
rass Sir Julian Pauncefote in his endeavor
to reach pacific solution of the difficulty.
His reason for refusing to touch here on his
voyage north Is stated to have been a fear
lest he should lose men by desertion. But it
is easy to conceive that he was anxious to
escape San francisco reporters, who might
have drawn from him statements that he
would afterward have wished unsaid.
IL is to the interest of both nations that
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the controversy should be adjusted as soon
AS possible. AS matters stand, the different
constructions put on international law by
the Canadians and ourselves is menace to
the public peace. A reckless, foolhardy
sailor might at any time commit an act
which would precipitate war. Whenever
the national flag is fired upon, or lowered,
the time for negotiation will have passed.
A burst of popular fury would follow which
statesmen could not control. Only those
who are behind the scenes are aware Of the
ragged edge on which our relations with
England rest al the present moment.
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WEATHER FORECASTS.

SfGNAI. SERVICE. L. 6. ARMY,
Division OF THE Pacific,
SAN Francisco. july IS, 1890.
i. M.-facifc time.
Synopsis for The Past Twenty-four Hours.
Tie Iarometer is highest on the oregon coast and
IS lowest fl Southeastern California; the tempera-
ture has generally fallen Ia all districts, except at
coast stations where it has remained nearly station
airy: the weather has been fair in all districts.
Forecast Till =. NJ, Saturday.
Fer Northern Caliroruia-Falr weather; south to
YVES. vndsi nearly stationary temperature.
Tor Southern CJlifornia-Fair weather; westerly
winds; stationary temperature, except warmer at
Fort Yuma.
Tor ures0n-Fair weather; north to west winds;
warmer
For wasLlngton-Fair weather; westerly winds;
stationary temperature. joEN p. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps in CHARGE.
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procuring fair elections in that part of the
country. They know that the confidence
which is an essential element of prosperity
is the result of belief on the part of the
people that elections are fairly conducted,
and that candidates of their choice are
counted in. The belief that score or more
of Congressional candidates are defeated at
each election through the intimidation OF
voters or a miscount OF ballots is the real
element of danger.
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"LEr Us HAyn rEAcE."

The Pioneers and the Native Sons have
buried the Ratchet. The Pioneers became
convinced that they had committed an
error Of judgment aud were manly enough
to retract A majority of members
present often place society at a
single meeting in a false position. a
minority of the whole number got con-
troll one night and faced the society the
wrong way. While the differences between
the TWO organizations We're not of much
magnitude II is a matter for cOngratulation
that they have ben swept away. There is
nothing now TO prevent a celebration on the
9th Of September that will he credit to the
State. IL IS eminently proper that the
Pioneers and the Native sons should take
the lead III tie concentration Of the adj
mission Of the Stat. iuto the Union. These
organic lions represent he two extremes
in The dates Of cur short hstou-thr one
composer Of mature men from all parts Of
the world before the State as born, the
other tie frs generation born on tie soil.
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NOTICE.!
SATURDAY

Any Of our patrons who fail to find
THE MORNING CALL for sale by
train-boys will confer favor by nOti-
flying this Office of the fact, naming the
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EF Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
80 Market ST., corner OF Noe and Sixteenth SITS
Joseph 7. Mscaulay, pastor Residence 93s Six
teenth ST. Divine services at IL A. NJ and 7.ib
p. 81. Sermon in the morning by the Rev John
Waiter Of the Wesleyan Methodist Church England
Counting the Cost" Mr.. A. W. Bogart mnsicai
director. Misc A. c. Jantzen, organlst Glass
meeting at 10 A. NJ Bible-school at 10 an LAS ,a
Epworth League meeting at 6:45 p. NJ Mid-week
rvices Wednesday evening at 7:45 seats
free. All are welcome. Visitors strangers and
non-chureh-goers specially invited. The Castro-st
cars will bring you to the church door. it,
my9 Central Meth odist Episcon.I S7hnrcI,
~~S Mission ST.. bet. Sixth and Sevenfh-Rey w
w. Case. ID, pastor. Residence, 1914 Mission ST
Mr. J. j. Morris, musical director. Central
MaleChorus will sing. Sunday school at i
faes young a. mems meeting at g. Young
In the morning sermon by Rev. }. d. Hammond
DID,. In the evening annual meeting of the Wol
mans Missionary Society OF the Pacific Coast
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening WeIcome to
all these services. 1t
RP First Presbyterian Church. Cor of
E~S Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st-Rey. Rob
ert Mackenzie, ID. D., pastor. The Rev J. IL Stew
art, DID,. co-pastor, will preach IL A. M and az
P. NJ Sunday-schoo at l2:45 NJ. Young Peopie,s
Society OF Christian Endeavor at GAS p AZ praver
meeting Wednesday evening at z :45 oclocE au.ra
welcome to these services 1t
re- Howard Presbyterian CburcI, Mis-
VIZ sion ST.. near Third-The Rev j. H. SIieoY
will preach tomorrow at IL A. NJ and mr. Tx ~ y,
Sunday-schooi at $3.50 A. NJ. and IL 80 p NJ yonna
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor al d. lb n,
rI'ser meetlhg on wednesday evening nj 746
O'Clock. Strangers and others are kindly and cnr-
daily invited to these services. Its
~ Woodbridge Presbyterian CburcI,
~ cor. twentieth and Capp St3-Rev T. j. Cur,
us, pastor Services in the chapel tomorrow ZEN
trance on Camp ST., at IL H.. Practical Piety.
Heayenward. Earthward": 7:45 p M "Antbrono,
m0rphic Religion" Sabbath school and pastors
come. ii
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
How the City's Finances Were Handled
Durinp The Yenr.

During the Year.
City and County Treasurer Reis yester-
day filed with the Board of Supervisors his
annual report for the fiscal year ending
June Both. During the year he transmitted
to Sacramento as State taxes S2,141,O 76 90,
ana has still ON hand belonging to the State
S9l,9 l4 76. Bonds were redeemed as fol-
lows: Central and Western Pacific Rail-
road. SIS, 1856 10; City Hall construction,
S35, 525; school, issue of 1870, S241, 900; re-
duction of the funded debt, S3O4,921 10.
Receipts from commissions allowed by the
State, S16,017 II. Expenses-Salary of the
Treasurer, $4,000; deputies, $500; clerk.
$500; freight on coin to Sacramento,
Sl53S 6S Surplus, S4l7S 70.
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THREE lNQUESTS.
Verdicts in tine Cases of Suicides and Mrs.
Mary Kelly.

Verdicts in tine Cases of Suicides and Mrs.
Mary Kelly.
The Coroner held an inquest yesterday
on Peter Clancy, who hanged himself in
the a hlborn House last Wednesday. A
verdict Of suicide while Respondent from
il-health" was returned.
The jury in the case of Mrs. Mary Kelly,
who fell off the train at Townsend street this
week, returned a verdict to the effect that
she came to her death through her owl
negligence, and eXonerated the train men
and railroad company from blame.
In the case of +. Geiseke it was found
that he died from "gunshot wounds, self
inflicted, through jealousy"
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POWER OF THE PULL"
/, fficer Harris Becomes Angry at Police
Not

officer Harris Becomes Angry at Police
Court Methods.
Police Officer Harris, who arrested the
notorious Gus Freeman on a charge Of
vagrancy, is indignant over statements
made by officials of Police Court regarding
him in connection with the case When
Freeman's case was called last Wednesday
it was postponed for a second time. The
prosecuting attorney stated that the con-
tinuance was granted at the request of
Officer Harris. The officer says this is not
true. II is known that Freeman is a
wealthy member of the class of Migrants
who live and accumulate money from the
purses Of unfortunate women. He is said
to have 'pulPl in court.
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s,.EsCRIpTION RATES

DAILY CALL tmcuding sundays, So per year by
p-a,i rostpaid: 10 cents per week. or s. cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL five
Cories three months. St %. SUNDAY CALL twelve
RACES, 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
and WEEKLY CALL 50 80 per year. postpaid
y EEkLY CALL (eight pages), 81 25 per year post
Lald. Oluls OF ten sent 10 one addressl. $40
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Old PannIe,s Hnma

The buildings and premises of the Old
Peoples Home on Francisco street, near
Powell, will be transferred at the end of
the present month to the Directors of the
Home of the Aged Hebrew Disabled. Its
present occupants will then move to the
ornamental and comfortable home now be-
Ing finished at the corner of Pine and Pierce
streets. This handsome structure was the
gift Of the late Mrs. Charles Croker not long
before her death.
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o-c1ort ,l BRANCH oFFICES 40 Market
street. near Kearny, open until Il O'Clock midnight;
ss9 HAYES street open until $50 o'clock eo5
Iarkin street. open until $3.50 CLOCK, ana z0IS
Mission street omen until O'Clock p N.
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NEW lNcoRP oRATIoN.-The American Pro.
lection Paint Company has filed articles OF in
corporation In the office OF the County Clerk.
Direetors-J. Ii. Net Of Colfax, L. l.. Fernald of
San Francisco and Ross L. Brown. w. f. Board
man. f. Cbappeilet of Oakland. Capital stock
100000, divided into 100000 shares; SI55,-
375 subscribed.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUMMED


Subscribers who intend going to the country dur
Ing The summer months can have THE DAILY CALL
mailed TO them for a week longer at regular sub
scription rates, I5c per week Give order to carrier
CTsend to business office.
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BoNDsMEN SUED.-John Grim was charged
with assault TO murder on March Goth last, and
was admitted to bail by Police Judge Lawler.
Grim has skipped, and his bondsmen, j. l..
Jones and John II. Burns, have been sued by
the city and county of San francisco for $4,000,
the amount OF Tie bonds.
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PATRICK CLANCY's EsTATE.-John Clancy
has pc itioned for letters of administration upon
the estate Of Patrick Clancy, who died mtrstate
In this city on the 18th Inst, leaving property
valued at about $4,000. Peter Clancy OF Brook
lyn, n. y, is next of kin.
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VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION. - The Meiggs
~ harf Company which had been in existence
ior tie .past IbiIiy-iYe years. was Dissolved yes
teIGay by Judge ReardeD. The dissolution was
requested by mutual consent OF tile members
and Directors OF the corporation.
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ARE you weak and weary. overworked and tired >
Hoods Sarsaparla is Just the medicine YOU need
to purify and quicken your blood and to give you
appetite and strength. 100 doses ST.
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CHANGE OF ATToRNEY.-H. II. Lowenthal,
who las been Helena GumpePs attorney during
her rIoiracled legal fights was removed in
Judge II UNITS department yesterday and d. ii.
" hitI emoIe was substituted.
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THE Indianapolis Manufacturing Company
642 Mission street, will close out its immense
sock OF furniture on next Thursday and Friday,
July 24tn and 25tn
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The low price OF quinine is probably caused by
The extensive use Of disiilied-water ice In place
Of pond ice from maarial waters The distilled
water Ice factory at 420 Eighth street is doing
its good work.
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CoNTRABAND CIGARs.-Custom-bouse seareh-
ers yesterday discovered 1900 contraband cigars
on board The steamer Nrwbern from Mexico
They were In tin boxes and concealed between
the iron plates Of the eDglne-room floor. No
arrests were made
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A new style OF mourning paper drops the
band of black all around the Sheet and mas IL
drawn dlagolally across the eft-haud corner
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LADIES russell ties. worth 81 80, are sold for
81 [ Lesser Bros. 4O6 KearnY street
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Boys school shoes. cheap at 81 So can be had
at Lesser Bios. 406 kearny street. for 81 20. =
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CHIiRCH NOTICES

For CoUGHs, ASTHMA AND THROAT DISORDER
use Brolen's bronchial 7roches." 25 cts. a boy.
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rHF MnRNING GAIL
nnnI1cATInN orrICE:

las a larger circulation than any other
eu spaper published in San Francesca
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FEARS SOAP is The most elegant toilet adjunct
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Gettysburg aud rnonograph, Market & Tenth.
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BEST French mixed candi- $, SOC ib. 1871 Mkt.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.

July, 1890.
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DE ADVISED IN TIME TO PURCHASE A AIER-
ID chant taior-made Spring suit in or button
cutaway for $40 merchant tailOrS price $40,
Post and Dupont SITS.
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DIR ROGERS, heart lOnie cures neart disease. +.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ING COLORED GIRL WISHES TO DO
ght homework. Call at L Hillman place, near
or ST lt<
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US0n 000 TO LOAN AT LOWEST MAJ
NCOo.oOO ketr rates on city aud country real
estate, any amounts. SCH ULLER. 42O CaIiora,.. q
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rVEN A FAT MAN NEED NOT GO sHABBILY
u dressed when Mt you in a merchant
tailOr-made suit spring styles, for SIS;
chant taiIors price $35. ORIGINAL MiSFlf
on TuTNf. u ATsInPS cor Post and DunOnt
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ur1p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CIRL UNDERSTANDS GERMAN COOKING
u and housework Call from 10 to /, l1l6 Post
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BLACKSMITH, COUNTRY, SO 80 DAY;
- wheelwright. country, 81 so; cooper for slack
work; foreman carpenter, 50 day. farmers, $50;
10 laborers, city, $50; bed-naker, city $40; hotel
cooks, $50 and $50; 3 clearinghouse cooks, $35
walters, $50; camp waiter, $25. Il. 7. WARD u
co. SO CLAW ST 1t
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n ON'TwAIT UNTIL IT IS TOO LATE - 1OD
pairs spring styles light-colored trousers made
bycTacS merchant taOTs for from $40 10 Sl5; our
price 81 so to So. ORIGINAL dISFIT CLOTHING
PARLBRS cor POST and Dunont st5