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The morning call., 1891-06-22

MS with our own party, the nomination will
probably be made by the National Conven-
ton"
1t is probable that during his stay here
General Alger will be rendered reception
by the Union League CLUB.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ANCHOR LINE.

Steamers Leave New York very Saturday,
For Glasgow via Londonderry.
Rates for Saloon Passage
DY SIS CITY OF ROME. $50 AND UPWARD.
ID according to accommodation and location OF
Room.
Other Steamers OF the line $50 and upward
Second Cabin $50. Steerage Sd.
Passengers booked at through rates to or from any
city in Great Britain or on the Continent,
Drafts ON LondoH I'D at Lowest Rates.
Book of Information, tours and sailing lists fur
nished on application TO agents.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, q Bowi.ng Green, y. Y;
or TO GEORGE W. FLEl CHER, 6lS Market st; or
TO 7. ID. MCKAY, 81 Montgomery street; or to
>. +. FUGAZI 4 CO., Montgomery avenue; or
GEORGE Is. SEAMAN 1918 broadway, Oakland
RpI4 JIM
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SUPERFLU0US HAIR.

How to Remove 1t Without Pain or Dis
figuration.
One Of the most annoying and irritating attic
lions that lady be subjected to is that SUI
periuous hair. Many of the treatments for its re-
movai have been both cruel and Intellectual, but
there need be no further cause for annoyance as
the Imperial Hair Remover Will etfeetually and
safely remove all super1uous hair without the
slightest pain or disfguraton to the most delicate
skin. 1t is easily applied and is forwarded by mail
securely packed. or 81 bottle. THE IMPERIAL
CHEMICAL MFG CO. 81 West 23d ST., New York.
Pacific Coast Depot, MessrS. G0LDSTEIN & COIN
S22 Market ST., San Francisco. ap2O Mo u
The morning call., 1891-06-22

At Palo Alto, Marvin is getting Sunol,
Palo Alta, Kinda Rose, Coral, Advertiser
Amigo and the yearlingS Bellflower, and
FLY by AgmOor, and two twO-yeaT-Olds ready
for the campaign. ALI are doing well and
promise to at least equal past perform
The morning call., 1891-06-22

A gritty fellow at Wiliiamsport Pa,
mashed his toe. but instead Of calling in a
physician he diagnosed the case himself,
and came to the conclusion that amputa ton
was necessary. He accordingly whipped out
his poeket-knife and proceeded with his
surgical work, and then coolly bandaged the
injused foot
The morning call., 1891-06-22

Martin Wilson, an aged man, was released
from San Quentin Prison yesterday morn
ing, having served a term of one year and
three months for burglary committed in
this city. Guard Thompson brought VIII
son here, together with letter from Warden
Hale, stating that the discharged convict
was very feeble-minded, but not sufficiently
insane TO be sent to an asylum. Wilson
formerly lived on East street, near Sacra-
nepto. but he has no friends OF relatives to
take care OF him. Chief Crowley caused
him to be sent To The Almshouse.
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THE GHOST MALKs

Talking in signs in horse-races, 1t remains
for Walnut Hill man to take the blue TlD-
bon. He went to the Latonia track on May
22d and hit three long shots, and the way ne
did il was this. The day before his VIE
sent him to the store after a garter, and, as
it cost quarter, after playing Royal Garter
and cashing his ticket at the rate OF 10 to i.
he wisely concluded Two Bits was the prop
er thing, so he played that colt getting to
for his money. Up to that date he was
then a bigger winner than he had ever be-
fore been on a race track, but Killing ne
thought was now in order, so he scanned
the last race for horse To do the trick.
Recollecting he had been called to go for the
doctor the night before on account OF illness
in the family he looked down the line, ana
seeing DR.. Nave plunged on him at II TO /.
The latter walked home, and there Is now
at least one man in Cincinnati who can be
considered as having solved the secret oil
picking the winners.
The morning call., 1891-06-22

Four Pennsylvania men met accidentally
and during a conversation found that they
were all born on the same day.
The morning call., 1891-06-22
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

An Efficacious Remedy.-"I can recommend
as an ecacous remedy for all diseases Of the Liver
Heartburn and Dyspepsia. simmons Liver Regu-
ator"-Lewis G. wunder. 1923 Master ST., Assist
ant Postmaster, Philadelphia
Gel WeFrMo SOW
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tement Of tie race course:

The following table SHOWS The distance
per second Travelled by trOtters Of the classes
named, and VIII afford an interesting study
for those who take delight in hOrsetlesh anC
IL. q mt Il
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IN LUCK AT LAST.

Grover Cleveland is not only considered a
lucky man, but the name appears to be a
lucky one as well. During the trottng race
at White Plains, Monday, DR.. Kugler's
Grover Cleveland had only won the first
two heats by neck. The third and fourth
were dead heats, and his opponent, II gh
Tower, was in the lead in the fifth to within
three lengths Of The flush when he sud-
denly dropped dead
George Barbee, the English jockey who
rode True Blue in his final race OF four mile
heats at the Ocean House course in Novem
Der, 1868 (won by Thad Stevens), and who
rode Joe Daniels in his last race (won by
Katie Pease), rode five winners in three
DAYS at the recent WOodbine, Canada races.
The Morris Park meeting has furnished
some big dividends in the mutuals, but they
do not compare with one that was paid not
long since at Nice, France. A winner that
started at 40 to paid at the rate OF 1852 to
in the mutuals.
INTUITION POINTERS.
The latest lucky player of races halls from
the West He was at Grayesend on Brook
Ign handicap day, but has since returned to
Chicago, where he has struck terror to the
souls of book makers. On Saturday last the
punger, who is nicknamed the "GhOst,"
again made a killing. lie went into the
ring and backed Billy Pinkerton in the third
race for $1,000 at to /, and Cartwrights
book suffered To the extent of S4l00, Al Fay
lor's 500 and Phillips $500 on the victory
OF Billy, who defeated the fayorite lnso-
lence by half length. The story of THE
Ghost" as told by himself is interesting, as
showing how luck and good Judgment fre-
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MISCELLANEOUS,

ASK the recovered dys- Sn
pepties, Bilious sufferers. G.TTVTVYYYT=N
victims of Fever and gaAs2AA44AxAs1AG1A
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tite They will tell you
by taking SIMMONS VNAc1UH.NHels&
LIVER REGULATOR. *
Do you want to purify the system7
Do you want to get rid Of Billousness?
Do you want something to strengthen your
Do you want good appetizer
Do you want to get rid of NervousnessP
Do you want good digestionf
Do you want to sleep wel7
Do You want to build up your constitutions
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling?
II you do. take
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from its effects. In justice to the Western
climate I will state that 1 have gained eight
pounds since leaving home"
"Is there any truth, was asked, Sin the
report that you are booming MI Blaine for
|.
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for Morning. p for Afternoon.
Sundays excepted saturdays only
tSundays only.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20

1t Is astonishing how cheap certain
lines Of dress goods are in New York this
year. In the first place there is the all
wool Henrietta, which can be bought in
all the fashionable colors at about fifty
cents yard, forty-four inches wide;
serges, in stripes and plain, at from forty
i've to sixty-fve cents: homespuns,
from thirty cents up; shepherd checks
and light weight cheyiot, from fifty
cents, and palmer quality, which is
part cotton, from twenty five cents up.
Double width cashmercs, all wool, in
fairly good quality. can be bought for
from fortynine cents 10 sixty cents per
yard, and numbers Of styles of outing
cloths and veiiings and colored hannel5
sell rs low as fifteen cents a yard. The
very finest quality Of French sateens is
thirty-fvc cents yard. and it needs ten
yards for a dress, with about one dol
lars worth Of ribbon for trimming,
which Il cheap for sach n handsome
gown as en- makes. There arc sew
eral kinds II alpaca and crystalette.
which cost fifty cents, and dress of
this. aside from Innings. is but s.. Cot
ton goods cost from four cents to twenty
Ave cents per yard. and make very
pretty gowns, which are decidedly the
fashion for people Of tho highest posi-
ton. aud when these are made every
thing Is done and finished as IL thcy
were silk gowns, so that they are really
eiecart
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20
BOXERS and Fighters.

Tim Quealy says he was too fat to do
Ed Austin ~ Detroit, but he wants an.
other go at him.
jake kilrain has accepted the offer
of New Jersey club to spar Frank
Slavin ten rounds.
Bob Fitzsimmons, the middleweight
Champion. last night agreed TO fight
Denver Smith, 1T l54 pounds, for $500
o side and the receipts.
sam Grants challenge has been &C
cCpted by Con" Morris, ''the plaster
er," who - more than willing to try
conclusions with the Indiana cham
pSon.
Cal Mccarthy has Issued challenge
10 '.NuBc' Wallace, the English feath-
erws right. to figh. for 4 purse and ex.
peuseS before the Pelican or Ormopde
Club.
4 contest is 10 take place at Minnea-
potts, April =. between James Scully.
OF Boston. tie welter-weight champion
of the East. aud Charles kemmeck, of
Minneapolis, for a puFse OF $1,000.
Il = now SAID there was no reporter
present at The Farreil-Daly fight and
that the accounts gwen out were highly
culored Is club members who were bet
tug on Da'y and who We're glad to get
a draw.
TIM OHearEe, Of Chicago. who was
arrested iast October for engaging IN a
paxe tight with Dan sweeny. near Aims
worth. Ind. and sentenced to six
months N Jail and 500 fine, was re-
leased Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20
SPORTING NEWS.
Trotters and PAGERS

kHoAtEfs ooa l8&efa
Detroi. viii have a new 3ooo-peopbe
grand stand TOR the races.
AxteiI will be sold at public auction
April q, At lexington, Ky.
A Massachusetts Irotting Horse
breeders Association" has been
formed.
G. W. Williams, OF Axtell fame, con-
sideTs that the future record breaking
trotter will be from a dam who raced
after she was III foal.
VIM. Barnes, Pontiac. Mich. has sold
10 Or. Jeweett and the Messrs. Caldwell,
Adrian, Mich, the brood male Red
wing, by Bay Diamond. DAM Kitty
dam OF Golden Brlnce, paeeF 2:ls4l, by
Ere Abdallah.
There viii be more of fight at the
rational Breeders Convention at Chi
eagO, April -. over the secretaryship
than over the price to be paid j. III.
Wallace Tor his register. There are u
dozca candidates already.
TIE racers get tie elixir and win and
lose urder IL. A tonic Tor trOtters has
been offered made up in this way:
"Eggal parts OF copperas, saltpeter,
sulphgr, hIckcry, or any other good
kind OF wood ashes" Ii 10 to be mixed
with the horses food.
The Miami County Driving Park and
Agricultural Society viii hold its Sec
end annual fair at Peru, Ind, from
September 10 10 Is, and will open the
frst day with four races Miami coun-
ty offers $1,000 IN guaranteed stakes for
colts.
The next regular meeting of the
hoard OF appeals of the American Trot-
ting Association will be held at the
Auditorium Hotel. Chicago, May 5. All
new applications aud written evidence
pertaining 10 cases must be IN the hands
of Secretary j. Ii. Steiner not later than
April 20.
The directors of Charter Oak Driving
Park at Hartford have decided TO offer
a purse OF so, 900 for trottlng foals of
1881 to be trotted for at the grand Cir
cult meeting IN 1891, the total entrance
to be one and oue-half per cent. The
purse has been named the Nutmeg
FuturIty."
Two stakes Of $500 each, for trotting
foals OF 1859, 800 class. and foals of
1883, 2:i0 clats, are on the Evansville,
Ind, program for July 3 and 4. Both
stakes are guaranteed: entrance u per
cent. to close May ]. There are also
installment purses for trotters, PAGERS
and runners, varying from 500 to $500
al guaranteed, which will also close
May l.
"Tobe' Broderick, of Chicago,
Wednesday gave his .rotting mule, Jack
the Ripper, to Nat Brown, of Omaha
for big price. The mule is a pheno.
nenon IN his way. Frederick found
HIM month ago IN Jerseyville, ILL.,,
with a record of 2:40i. Jack is said to
be well bred on his dams SIDE, but ex.
oepting his head is mule all over
Budd Doblc took fancy to him and
wanted him for road driver, but no,
at Broderick's pr!ce.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20

No sunday ball IN Cincinnati this
yea.
Sleliberzer, the local pitcher. Who
played with the Nanistees last wear. il
disc gagged.
Fred Carroll viii start the season At
fe5 pounds. lighter than re has PLAYED
bal Tor I've years.
The University q Michigan baseball
team defeated tho Agricultural College
team at Lansing, saturday.
ssSee the couqnerIug hero comes' is
what Jim MutFse has instructed the
hand 20 play on opening day.
eRassy'' Wright. who started out in
TIE Cas- Club and has played in all the
leagues. will cover right field for the
DetTosts.
Manager Rainey announces that The
rev peualt team viii be able TO cope
With any ciah ~ the league ard sur
Prise the people Of .hls city.
TIE prospects FOR successful base
hsii ssassn are very encouraging. Very
lsrSe crowds attend all the Association
gsines, and there seems - Re a healthy
Try.
Secfer, pitcher; MILLER. a fielder;
sild heefers = catcher, arrived n Fl.
wayne isst night. ard vii at onee %
into fFsctsce. >ouder WAS member Of
TIE hosfoFl tessu isst wear and has 4
sFisadld record - bal player.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20

A~AL<hO ]-'D . A-'-sASAs AsO~'ASs
heliotrope velvet embroidered richly in
lighter shade. The front is open, with a
drapery of faille on the left side, and a
deep jsbot of creafR white chiffon is
worn with it. TheSleeves are of velvet,
with caps Of faille held up in the center
with bows Of velvet. A Marie Stuart
collar, with high crepe lisse ruching.
finishes the neck.
A glimpse of some of the midsummer
gowns now being made show decided
preference for soft mulls, silk chiffon
and very delicate material of silk and
wool called barege. This is sometimes
in self colors, and rs often figured with
small flowers or polka dots. 1t drapes
like fine challie, but is more transparent.
Grenadine in every imaginable variety
is seen. white, black and cclored. Some
Of the white is made up over slips of col
ored elk, and the effect is delicately
beautiful. The black is made up over
scarlet or yellow or some other color
with excellent taste. Fer those OF
quieter fancy slips of glace silk are worn
under the black grenadines. Russian
net viii be worn to some extent, and so
will the Spanish and Chantilly flounc-
ings, but the real lin de steele is grena-
dine or barege.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20

There Is something TO suit every one
Ia the spring modes this season For
the tell and slender figure is the pannier.
which adds SO much grace and round
ness OF outline, aud il is now fixed
fact A beautiful design in this style
was an afternoon robe made OF cream
colored china silk figured with tiny rose
buds and brown surah. The front was
made Of the china silk. gathered on in a
Spanish fiounce. and the corsags draped
v shaped Of the same. The princess
back was Of the surah- Tho panels had
a band OF Honiton lace laid backward,
and in front there were fots Of brown
velvet ribbon.
Another very handsome mode for q
reception or dinner dress for ladies who
do not wish TO go decollete is Of lilac
faiile, with plain skirt slightly draped
and trained, and Louis XIV coat Of deep
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20

"Gnndstone, what's tho natter"
'Grip, Kljordan. Just getting ever
it."
"What did you give up to it fors It's
all imagination. A fellow with any
strength of mind won't taks the grip.
and it's bad thing TO have. 1t always
attacks fellow where he ID weakest"
"You haven't had it,"
mo. Nothing the matter with me
but cold in the head
"Um. Are you sure tho grip always
attacks man in his weakest party
That's what the doctors all say"
'sThen it isn't cold in the head you've
got, Kiljordan. Its the grip."-Chicsgo
Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20

Two F's and an |. an x and q p.
Put them together and then you viii
see
The name of the maker Of Sc. VI. D."
The letters spell Pierce. of course
Or. Pierce, of Buffalo. G.. VI. u. means
''tfolden Medical Discovery DR..
Pierce's guaranteed cure for consump-
ton. il taken in time and for all bilious
arrangements, skin, scalp aud scrofu-
lous diseases Have you = hacking
cough. lassItade, low spirits. and other
kindred symptoms. Take this remedy
now, before Il IL too late. II Is guar
snteed 80 benefit or cure, or money paid
for il will be returned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20
ara making shings hum a Ses York GO
. rzcsng taaasm.

ara making thiags hum "a Ass York co
. rzcsng taBasul.
The hrst century run Of the year goes
70 D. ii. Lewis, OF Buffalo
That W c. Joass, the English biey-
elisf, wh0 may visit rs this sumner, IL
a strong EideF, - shown By the fact that
ne holds the worlds record for pGeQ-
matte nlile-22o 3-5.
There viii be u new kind Of bicycle
race AZ tbs Detroit rink this week. IL
will be eighteen hours. three hours per
night beginning a. p Ia. tomorrow.
The contestants are 10 BE Helen Bald
WIN, frankie Nelson, Aggle Harvey, j.
). Prince, I'd Reading and MILAN
Clark. The men are handicapped fifty
mics over the women 50 they have to
make up over eight miles each night.
NJ lss Ba.dWsn's record for three hours
is 47i miles, Miss Nelson's At and Miss
Haryey's 40, 80 their opponents will
have 10 keep moving 10 catch up.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20

"Belisarius, come in the house this IN.
stantr'
Thovoice Of the domestic rang sharply
out in the frosty air.
"Octayia,' replied the dignifed two
year-old Boston child, whose eyes were
fixed on the glittering hearse moving
slowly along the street, II will com,
briefly. am observing q demise"-
Chicago Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20

Doctor-Troubled with insomnia, chr
Eat something before going to bed.
Patient-Why, doctor, you once told
me never to eat anything before going to
bed.
Doctor with dignityeThat, madam,
was way back in 1880. Science has
made great strides since then.-Nev
York Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20
lIfScouception.

Miss Keene-You should see Mr.. Tilt
nez. He has the most expressive feat
ures, lovely eyes, but then he has the
dreadfullest pug-
Miss Fadde (who worships dogs>-
Bring him 10 seq me this very evening,
and do tell him to bring his pug with
him!
Miss K. (dryly}-I think he will. Twas
abiding to his nose, my child.-Pitts-
burg Bulletin.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20

w. \. Cook, Of the internal revenue
ofice, is enthusiastic over the Worlds
Far. lie said during 3 eonversAton
uDen thai subject; The approaching
Worlds FAR 70 be held al Chicago viii
present 20 Michigan the grandest OPP
portusity il has ever had 10 make =
display q the products Of It's varied IN
dustTles- The means OF access 10 the
exposition grounds afforded 10 Mlcni-
gan are simply superb. Michigan hss
better advantages IA tnls connection
than any state IN the Union. Oar great
water front leads directly 10 CnicaRo,
and what a splendid opportunity for .
fruit EXHIBIT. The cool lake breeze
would keep il fresh and is appearance
would be as tine as the day II was
picked from the tree. SO We shall have
The advantage of other fruit States IN
making a pomoiogIeal display. This IS
Michigan's chance to show herself, and
we should begin early 10 make prepar-
atoms for grand exhibition"
PrLLBAcKs.-sThrou the history
Of the universe, there is a constant rise
Yesterday. Rome rose and fell; Ia
ture blossoms and withers away. The
moon wakes and wanes, and so II Is
with fashions. Our forefathers wore
RULED shirts, aud the ultra fashionable
are coming back To the same thing.
Seven years ago the world OF femInin-
Unity struggled around in pullbacks SO
tight that every wrinkle was reproduced
IN the circumscrlbing silk. Its coming
TO it again. The hustle has departed.
They used TO wear bustles IL by s that
has since been utilized as chicken coops.
They grew smaller, and here We are
again in the second era of the pullback.
Sunday brings them out III profnse
VARIETY. I'll admit that there are NO.
men who have been abundantly blessed
By nature with voluptuous forms
for whom the pull back is thing of
beauty. But when it comes to little
two for nickel shad wearing a pull
back so extreme that she has to get in
to a carriage by climbing the spokes Of
the wheel, draw the line"
KEErINa you known"
was the blunt question put to Detective
Smith last evening as he stood leaning
up against the stairway railing In front
of the Fourth National Bank. "Dull
today" was the laconlc reply. "What
are you looking for?" Anything that
may turn up. | am just now keeping
tab on the procession passing by on the
walks. You can observe what totally
different classes OF persons pass if you
stand for awhile. There's crowd of
crooks in the city and It's well enough,
you know, for us TO keep an eye on
them. . yes, we know them as soon as
they show up, but we cannot interfere
with them until something occurs
to warrant US in doing so.
They are not desirable visitors, hence
We calculate to know where they lodge,
what they're about, and what if any
thing they are planning. We keep
them pretty we'll under surveillance
until We nab them or they leave town.
It's not the pleasantest sort of work to
stand here and mentally photograph
each passing face, but it's part OF the
business. and very important part"
and the detective turned to take u
second look At q disreputable looking
passerby and an instant later was fol-
lowing in his wake.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20


For the benefis Of our readers We
print. in parallel columns, extracts
from two letters written by MIRA Grace
Thistle Watson, OF Ontario Center, n.
Y, 70 lady IN this city, a. ~ interval
OF about three months.
Jansxury Is. April 10.
Netting Interests NE one bet ny
me. aad | have lostlfrielas can realize
all an blElen. Asthe wenderfnl
dependency l. - greaflchsnge thai have ex-
that lie contains inexperienced In the last
Brightness. Aene> sEaiiee weeks have
pains 81 with mis- been Rescued from The
cry, sleePless aspths Of weakness
MAKES the Eights ana RESTORED 70 prr-
dread. Sometimes amIfeet health sad
OF iosd destroys ny my sleep Is as peace
appetite. Ny taeA ful SEd Testful As .
aches terribly. while ehila's. i am 80 hun
tie pains spread TORY al meal time that
the neck. shoulders the butcher says my
ana base OF ylIrsae 10 worth more
brain. than IL used 10 bs-
4 feel myself grow Those terrible
ing weaker. more. aches and pains have
nervous and less .eft me. and ieei well
day by DAY. A saiiow. Il grow stronger
rough and Sickly COM eyery day. knefgy,
pleaIon has replaced force and ambition
the clear aad healshfullhzse returned. My
tint that Was once 50 good health SHOWS
pleasing. plainly IN my Gear
am losing my memory All this / owe to
Physicians do not seem fane's Celery CON-
TO understand my case, pound. IL has done
aud doubt II I shall more for me than j
ever md relief. / fear could expect Of anv
that 1 shall 60 crazylhnman agency. and TO
with this terrible afnic- lt give all the credit
tion.' lot my restoration 10
strength. health anu
leheerfuinesS."
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20

al can hardly believe that Of Your
horsos, fast as they are. III ask your
driver"
You'd better not He's worse liar
than am. "-Philadelphia Tines
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-20
Advantages OF the Past.

First Student lat classical school)-I
say, George, what wonderful race
those old Greeks were. Think Of their
triumphs in art, architecture. philos-
ophy. literature
Second-Euh! Nothing remarkable
about that. They didn't have to spend
tho best years of their lives learning
Greek.-Good News.