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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-04
BIRTHS-MARRIAGES-DEiT

Firth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorssd
vita the name aud residence OF persons auth lrizsd
to have the sane published.
BORN.
WINTERBERG-In this city, March 81 1891, to
the wife of AdolDh winterberg, a daughter.
SCHNEIDER In this city, March 81, 1891 to the
wife OF Louis Schneider. son.
EYANS-Ir this cisy, April /. 1891, to the wife of
Warren Evans,
BRADLEY-In Alameda, March 81. 1871, to the
wife of Richard Bradley. sou.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-04
CAPTAIN W. T. FORCE.

Captain William +. Force, a well-known
yacht designer and builder, died yesterday
at Keyport, New jersey.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-04

FINE resi- dence property for sale. on easy terms
at the auction sale Saturday. April 4, 1891. at 2
O'Clock p. NJ, on the grounds, corner Fourteenth
and Center streets, Oakland, William j. Dingee,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-04
Scottish Games

At q meeting of the San Francisco Scotch
Thistle Club last night progress was re-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-04
TOM POWEK,s TEAM.
Catcher Bill Bowman and Fred Roberts
Sign With Roche

Catcher Bill Bowman and Fred Roberts
Sign With Roche ster.
The baseball public of California will
this season watch with interest the coarse
of the Rochester Club in the International
League. Tom Power has been signed to
captain and manage the team, being selected
by the management from a number OF APP
plicants that had acquired regulations on
the ball field. Power will not be the only
Californian in the team. He was instructed
to complete the team and yesterday signed
Bill Bowman, the Sacramento catcher, who
was displaced by McCloskeys men. Fred
Roberts has also signed with Rochester, and
it is stated that Power is anxious to engage
Henry Reitz, who may be secured for the
team next Monday.
A dispatch from Les Angeles states that
Phil knell yesterday signed with the Column
bus CuO of the American Association. He
Will go East to-day to join the team at
Louisville.
This afternoon the San Franchises and
Oaklands will play the third game of ting
present series at the Haight-stGeet grounds.
The makeup of the teams will be as fol-
L.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-04
Broke His Brothers Jaw.

Frank Dagnean went to his home at 1856
Freelon street last night and began to abuse
his mother. His younger brother. Michael,
objected. and during a fight that ensued
broke his jaw. The wound was attended
to at the Receiving Hospital and Michael
was arrested for battery.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-04

The Industrial School. which until within
few days has been lighted with coal oil, is
now lighted with gasoline, at much less ex-
pense and with much better light.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-04

Oakiands Pc itons San Franchises.
Stephens....... ....fltcner.. Cobb
Loanan Catche C'arKe
LdHL!lO- riTSL DaSt......--
Youugm1n ............ Second base. Sharp
Third base Van IiuG
nililpS-. amer
Hines. field. ......... SWEET
Long. Center field. ....... Sweeney
McQuaid. Left field Levy
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-08-21
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
a NAVAL Lieutenant Ia Found to BE Color
Blind, and is Retired.

The proceedings Of the court-martia
appointed to Try Colonel Compton Of the
Fourth Cavalry at Walla Walla have
been received at the War Department
and WILDE forwarded TO the President
as soon as they have been reviewed by
the Judge Advocate General. ss
Lieutenant ]. Meigs Of the navy, who
was recently found to be color blind by
the'navy promotion bureau and ordered
before the retiring board on this account,
was found to have this defect hy the re.
tlring board. His case was sent to the
i'residentwith the recommendation that
ne be retired. The President has ordered
him placed on the retired list. NJ
A statement prepared at the Treasury
department shows that the total circula-
rtion August ! was ~, 500, ,033, ,Sl2, being d
net decrease since July Of $44 ,743. The
principal changes in circulation were a
decrease Of $5, 124, ,01O in gold certificates
", 0,9lS in treasury notes and As, 900. !.
000 in currency certificates, The circ,,-
lation OF gold coin decreased $443. .794.
Ihe amount Of money and bullion in
the treasury August was 1856, ,275. .424.
anet increase Of 5000, 715 since Julyl. I
1t has been decided to amend the ad-
yertisements calling for bids for Pacific
Coast service so as to make San Diego a
port OF call going and returning on the
route from San Francisco to Panama.
besides at Mazatlan, San Blas
and other points. Steamers Of the San
Francisco and Valparaiso line will also
stop at San Diego, touching besides at
Panama, Buena Ventura, Guyaouills
Caliao and iquique. Revised copies Of
the advertisement are now being sent
'ut from the Postoffice Department.
Acting Secretary Chandler has rem
Tered decision in the case Of Harnish
igainst Wallace on appeal from the find.
ng OF the local land office at Sacramento.
which will materially change the prac-
ice Of the department as to agricultural |
'ntries which are subsequently, found %
,e mineral in character. The acting /
secretary holds that In order to defeat
n agricultural entry on the ground Of
ne mineral character Of the land it must
p shown that mineral was known to
Xist at the time OF the entry. Hereto
're the practice has been to cancel agri-
ultural entries where mineral was dis
overed at anytime prior to the issuance
{ patent.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-08-21
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
An EDitome of the HebdomadaI notu,.s
OF the Exceedingly Wicked.

II VI eite hAeeeulnEly Wicked,
The Collector for the prussian sto,
\ military in the government of Marien
wertier has absconded with several hnn
area thousand marks belonging to III,
lottery funds. ~
Henry.E. Barlow, a Chicago letter car
rier ana g. A. r. man, has confessed
to systematically stealing money from
letters on his route. lie has wife and
five children. ~ ~
The timely arrival Of the police pre.
vented the lynchingof fourteen. vearlold
George Rippstein at New York city He
4, l,ad oeen tormenting Poles by pulling
O. W. Breedlove and Charles N vii
son, indicted for the murder of Sailor
Brown Of the Charleston, have pleaded
not guilty. They have given bonds and
will apply for q change Of venue.
The amount taken by Sylyerter Young
defaulting cashier Of the Newport News
and Mississippi Valley railroad, Is esti-
mated by his bondsmen to Sc $l25. .0OO
4 reward OF 81 ,0CO is offered for his ar
rest.
a In the trial Of Mrs. Gilmer at Abing-
ton, Va, for killing Of her paramonr'sH
wife and plotting the death Of her hns.
band, the prisoner told in detail how tie
work was done and during the exami-
nation burst into tears several times.
Isaac sawtelle, who was convicted Of
his brother into New iIamn, |
shire by representing that Ills Iittlel
daughter was i'll and interceptinp and
him on the wayto inherit his
property must hang, the Supreme Court
refusing new trial.
Henry Guenther, prosperous gar.
tener Of Dayton, o., is under arrest /
,harged with numbering his third VITA
chemical analysis Of her stomach
Ibows strong traces Of arsenic. iuen-
her married thewoman to avoid nav
nent oi $4,000, which q iuryhad award
d her for seduction,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-08-21
CABLEGRAMS.
The Whole Southern Part of China Said
to BE in Turmoil.

& Mosquitoes have appeared in Paris.
II Cholera is still spreading in Abyssinis
Geneva is celebrating the 60Oth ami
versary OF the Swiss confederation.
Memorials are pouring into the Frencl
Senate against the proposed tariff oi
food supplies. :
Parnell warns Dillon and O'Brien tina
they are following dangerous course il
trusting Gladstone.
I The French Minister at Washington
has been appointed Minister to Spain, t
take the place Of NJ. Cambon.
| The Commander-in-chief has issued
orders for the closing Of all Orange
lodges existing in the British army.
Rumors Of BATTLES and absence Of any
information from Emin Pasha have
caused alarm and axiety for his safety.
DIR. Kinder, the famous Berlin special
ist on rheumatism has gone to stam-
boul to relievethe Sultanof his ailments.
Il is now asserted that the British gem
eral election will take place in Novem-
Der, 1882, about the time Of our Presi.
dental election.
The new war ships now being built in
France for the Chilian government will
be supplied with electric blowers for
purposes Of ventilation.
The whole southern portion Of China
is in turmoil, and armed bands Of plun-
derers make business almost impossible.
Foreign residents are apprehensiye Of
an attack on them.
There is a rumor in Europe that the
Gar has already approved and the Min.
listers have signed the draft of the treaty
brought to Russia by Admiral Geryais Of
the French squadron.
The Russian government has deter
mined to build a second Russian church
IN Paris. An imperial grant OF $l6O,O00
has been made, and the work will be
commenced at the end of this year.
The Hamburg papers declare that the
German steamer lines have nothing TO
fear from the projected American lines,
which are considered altogether too cost,
" to become dangerous competitors.
The dr5itsr Zsituag, the Berlin Social
Ist organ, contains an article advocating
resortfto perjury by Socialists in polit-
zeal trials and declaring that such a
course 10 praiseworthy when 1t tends To
'erve the interests Of the people.
For presents to distribute in England
Emperor William carried large iron
'afe filled with snuff boxes, cigarette
'ases, pins and rings; but, large as his
took was, he had to buy several thou
and pounds worth in addition in Lon.
lon.
a dispatch from Rome says that France
nd the Vatican have entered into an
greement BY which France undertakes
. help the Vaticanin its financial en-
arrassnlent, and the Vatican binds IT, tt
Of to support the Republic at home
nd abroad. =
The British Consul at Foo Chow tele-
raphs to the British foreign Office tbat "a
lere is no truth in the report that riots \
re imminent there. He SAYS that Euro- Ia
cans in Foo Chow are adequately pro- IN
'cted by the Chinese officials and for. p
gn gnnboats. Il
The fresh decision Of the Russian gov
'nment concerning its policy toward the y
aws debars the children Of Hebrews ID
't having the right Of sojourn in Rus p
2, Or residents Of any Russian district a
lthout 9 permit, from admission to the 81
iddle Or higher schools. to
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-14
One of perry's Vessels.
Grand Rapids Democrat.


An important relic OF the War 1872
has just been unearthed at Ferrys-
burg. 1t is the lower portion OF the
hull OF the sloop Porcupine, one o.
the nine small vessels build by Com
modore Perry, on Lake Erie, and with
which he achieved his great victory
overtime British squadron, known in
American history as Perry's victory
Perry's nine vessels consisting of the
Lawrence his flagship, of tMenty guns
the Niagara, twenty guns;the Galedo-
mia, three gun; schooner Ariel, four
the scorpion. two; the Sommers, o
two guns and two swivels: the sloOps
Trip, Tigress and Percupine, one gun
each.
The Porcupine was taken to Detroit.
whsre, in 1880, her upper works were
rebuild and her name changed to
Caroline. Eventually she was brought
toGrand Haven and sailed by Capt;
Henry Miller. In the early sos she
was set adrift in Grand River near
the mouth The current carried her
out into Lake Michigan, but a west
blew her back in day or two, and
she was afterward refitted and sailed
q season or two. Finally, about the
year 1855, she was allowed to sink,
head on, at Ferysburg. Her remains
will be taken from the water and
properly cared for.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-14
A Speedy Locomotive This.
ladeInbla Letter in Boston Port.

Philadelphia Letter in Boston Port.
If the new engine I am about to
have constructed is not capable OF
making 100 miles an hour I'll give her
away to the first person l meet.
This astounding statement was
made yesterday by Mr.. Jackson
Richards, the Master Mechanic of
the Philadelphia and ReadiR Railroad
Mr.. Richards has been working on
his latest invention for the past ten
years, and few days the drawings
were completed and the patent was
applied for,
In outward appearance the new
locomotive will not differ materially
from the speedy engines now used.
The popularity of construction lies
in the fact that instead of the two
cylinder as used at present, there
will be four. One cylinder will be
located on each side of the locomotive
frame, as at present, and the other
two will be cast in what Is known a
the cylinder saddle. The inside pair
of cylinders are to be in one piece
and will lie on an angle. The cylin-
ders nre to be horizontal, as at pre-
sent The four cylinders will entire
overcome what is known to engineers
as the dead center, and the engine
will be perfectly balanced without
any commentaries in the wheels.
This letter improvement will to o
large degree, do away with the vici-
osu pounding which has proved SO
destructive to modern roadbeds. The
The perfect balancing Of the engine
will be largely due to the working of
the two cylinders SO near the center;
and these same cylinders, working as
they do from such central point of
vantage, will hel p out in the matter
of speed to great degree.
According TO the experts who have
examined the drawings, the valve
motion is perfect. There will be four
valves--oDe to each cylinder-and
they will be operated by two links,
the same az now used for two cvlin-
ders. The engine is designed to be
build on the Wooton fire. box, the
anne as is now used on the famous
CO, which made a mile in the remark
able time of thirty-nine and four-fitths
seconds on August q. The ordinary
speed of the destined world-beater
will be eighty five miles an hour.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-14

FIVE LOTS IN GRANDVlEW.
At bargain. Finest located propert!
nthe city. T d. JOHNSON, LIGHT OFFICE
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-14
Cleaned out the Family.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 13.-One Tom
Brown, living in the Toxteth district
of this city, tonight upset and ignited
a parafine lamp. Both he and his
infant son were burned to death. His
wife, terror stricken at the flames,
frantically threw her baby through a
window, and then jumped through
herself, and though not killed out
right, is dying at hospital.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-14

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. l3.-The
senate extra session convened today.
Gov. Pattisop's message stated it is
called to examine into the Bardsley
affair and severely arraigned the
state treasurer and auditor for their
connection with it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-14
Approves the Worlds Fair.

VIENNA, Oct. ia meeting of
merchants and manufacturers con-
vened by the Minister OF Commerce
was held last evening. They unani-
mously approved the formation of a
government commission to arrange
for the due representation of the coun-
try at the Chicago Worlds fair.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-14
Wiped Out by Fire.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. Is. - The
planning mills, factories, warehouses,
sheds, etc, composing the plant Of
Messrs. Neel and Wampler, at Nc
Keesport, burned this morning. Loss
$3.50, GOO; no insurance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-14
DR. MCGIynn's Pope.

NEW YORK, Oct. IS. Rev. DR..
McGlynn opened his winter series of
Sunday night lectures at Cooper
Union tonight by talk on the Pope.
He said the time might come when
we will have a democratic Pope, who
will walk down Broadway with a
stOVe-pipe hat on his head.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-14
\ Very Sick Judge.

New YORK, Oct. 13.-Judge Allen,
of the Court of Common Pleas, was
stricken with apoplexy this after
moor. HIS recovery is doubtful.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-14

You should send in your orders
at once for extra copies Of the LIGHTS
illustrated edition OF the German Day.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

her sharp. high-pitched voice and the low
murmur of answer, and felt strangely
glad that the mysterious visitor was being
warmed and fed.
In the mean time Miss Clifford, having
given her patient some warm tea, had pre-
pared the spare room leading from the
sItting-room for her reception, and as
sisted her in undressing.
A little after midnight, while Paul Gil
ford was sill in his study, his sister en-
tered huTri edly.
Thank goodness. you are up" size
said. go for doctor as quick MS YOU
can. ] believe the woman is dying"
dying lying, Ruth ~
Yes. Don't lose any time, ! have
done ali | can.
She bus led back again, and her brother
And after that, for many long days,
Paul lived upon news from the spare
room where the stranger battlGd for her
life with tvphus fever, brought on, the
doctor decided, by exposure and eXhaus-
tion.
For he loved her He knew it from the
moment he pushed the heavy hair back
from the marble brow, and tried to revive
lite in the still form.
Tue day came when the patient could
sit M aud HsEed 10 soe the clergyman
and Paul wnS admitted TO the sick room.
Ills heart sank H. he marked Low wasted
the white face was, how shIunkcn the
Egure looked IN one of Ruth's white
- am glad to see you are better. 4" Paul
said. taking a seat beside her.
can never thank you and your sis
ter, " was the reply. IN low, sweet voice.
- But for your kindness | must have
died, / bad not tasted food for three
days when / saw you through your win
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SAVED BY A BUTTON.

The Relic Which a Soldier Proudly
Wears on HIS Watch Chain.
Col. A. d. Gwvnne. OF Memphis. cnr-
ries charm that has a history closely in
terwoven with his own, for 1t is relic Of
the battle of Shiloh, and brings to mind q
time when the gallant Colonel might have
yielded up his life in the cause of his
country but for the same button, says the
Memphis Appeal Avalanche.
1t was an old brass button of the Federal
pattern, for at the time the battle Of Shi-
loh was fought the Contederates did not
possess button peculiar to their own uni
forms. Col. Gwynne keeps 1t brightly
FURNISHED, and its every indentRtIon Is as
PLAIN as on the day ii was turned out of
the factory. In the pride of its youth il
was puffed ont: that ls. it was globular in
form in the middle, but as 1t appears now
the conCeit has been taken ont of 1t by
the ball that struck it and hattened il.
At the head of the Twenty sixth Ala
bama regime mt of cavalry Colonel Gwynne
took foremost part in the battle OF Shi-
1oh and il was in the thickeEt of the fight
that when leaning over in n charge, ball
tore through tho front of his cap. grazed
past his nose and struck tho first button
on his coat, glancing thence To his right
arm, which Was shattered. so that for some
time he was laid up for repairs. But he
never forgot the button that saved his life
and ever since IL has hung from his watch
chain. slightly dishgured, but therefore
the more honored.
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dow. knew this must be the parsonage
of the church beyond. and | felt sure n
clergyman would not refuse me a mouth
full OF bread
We are glad Won came TO u.s." Paul
replied; and now that you are better, ]
will write 10 your friends to come to you"
have no fr rends," she answered,
mournfuliy. When am strong enough
to walk again | must 60 from here and
seek work by which may live | can.
not tell you who ! am, nor where | came
from.'
When Rnth thought MrL Godfrey. as
the came to be called. was sufficiently re-
covered to work, she provided her with
need cwork and paid her for it.
You know, Paul" she told her
brother. "thnt she will not be happy If
though. goodness knows, she don't eat
more than Eparrow-and we'll never
miss the money"
- Miss the money !" said Paul, smil-
ing. How much OF the income our
father left MS aud that which earn do We
spend. Ruth Z"
p" Well, charity and all. about half. "
wns the reply: but you'll he getting
married some day, Paul, aud tharll make
mon y fy."
I he mile was gone now from Gilford's
face. Since Ruth had told him that Laura
Godfrey WAS married woman, hiding
away from her husband the Young clergy.
mnu hsd lived in iuartyrdom none sus.
pect.d. Day after day he saw the beautl-
ful face he loved. now bending over some
OF Ruth's work, now moving about in
some domestic duty. Day after day the
sweet, clear voice won him all uncon-
scIously TO deeper alteration. And the
dream of delight lived in her presence
must be Atoned for by fierce pAngB Of re-
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PICKED UP HERE AND THERE.
Photographs of Daily Life All
Over the Country.
A stage Drivers Remarkable Pres-
enco of Mind.

A Stage Drivers Remarkable Pres
enco of Mind.
The death Of Barnum recalls an Incl
dent Of his visit TO California about ten
years ago, Gnys Wcs,erner i'll the st.
Louis Globe Democrat. William Foss was
driving a s1-horsa stage along the noun
tain road from Calistora 10 the geyscrs.
just before he reached the geysers one of
the leaders dropped dead in its tracks.
The shock swerved the other leader and
broke the swinglelree loose.
Tho horses were going Mt a lively
trot down hill. Quick Ms thought Foss
allowed the reins that guided the two
Leaders TO run out through tho rings. and,
giving q slight swcrvc To the others. he
cleared the dead and living leaders and
continued TO town with q four-horso
team.
Had Foss hesiteted n moment the
horses would have become tangled and
the coach might have leon upset. Bar
mum had q good opportunity TO see Foss's
nerve aud skill testsd rs he sat beside
HIM. Foss didn't seem TO think he had
done anything extraordinary. He
naively sad: Well, 1t Mas the only thing
to do, and | did 1t.
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AMONG THE WHEELMEN.

Az O'clock this afternoon the Plninfeld Bicycle
Club viii start on their wheels from Plainheld to
New Brunswick
W: F. Murphy, of the New York Athletic Club,
meeting at Syracuse yesterday, by winning ali the
championship events and also breaking the quarter
OF mile record.
The, applications Of siIteen aspirants for mem
herHhlp were pAssed judgment upon at a meeting OF
the Riverside Whoeinen last evening, and ali but
two we're elected. Among tho new members arc
tinetti Frederick Muller, the great racer, and
SaNsge' ne well-known pianist. The reports Of
Riversides making great strides.
Messrs. Judge and Powers Of tho Riverside
Wheelmen are putting in some grand licks as far as
embershlp goes, they having secured most of the
members elected at their meeting last night.
It,was decided to have the name Riverside" in
gold letters put the collars Of the Club uniform
This will undoubtedly make neat appearance for
the Riverside Wheelmen.
The Riverside Wheelmen agreed by the m embers
present at their meeting last u i9ht To wear q club
hat to consist of black material, shaped like a
Jockey cap and made OF black silk.
The run Of the Riverside wheelmen to Benton
hurst and Bath Beach promises to be q big affair.
absent from the city His enioient road officers
will, however, have charge OF the members on the
win turn ont.
men, rides the only cushion tire ordinary in this
City, and has the second wheel that was made. His
strated that the cushion tires are in from the start
and is the only wheel to ride.
W. G. Barker. who made quite a reputation for
himnel as long disthnce rider, has again started
1s .son ,%r tne S ,si ana % events
Is Is considered one Of the speediest rider. in the
neCtsd With ths ssssntb Is MN S com
racing for mis- company.