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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-08
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-Steinitz won the
chess game to-day.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-Hawiian Minister
Garter has returned to Washington.
WASHINGTON, Dec. THE condition of
Senator Mcpherson is much improved.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Attorney-G General
Miller has appointed Thomas F. Wilson
Assistant United States Attorney for the
District of Arizona.
WASHINGTON, Jan. THE silver offered
to-day amounted to 1,356.o00 ounces, Of
Which Goo ounces were purchased at
prices ranging from $1.0492 to S1.0529.
PARIS, Jan. Jules Ferry denies that
he ever advocated pro-German policy. He
defends his conduct while Premier and says
he always served France as plous French
man should.
PARIS, Jan. General Bonlanger sent
telegraphic message to LEclair denying
that he had abdicated and declaring that he
remains as he always has been, the chief of
the National Republican party and the
servant of democracy.
WASHINGTON, Dec. TN the case of the
United States VS.. John DruIy, on appeal
from the Commissioners decision holding
for cancellation his cash entry in the
Humboldt district, the Secretary of the
Interior affirms the Commissioner decision.
During the past two years the Taxpayers
of San Joaquin County have paid $4,000
on county roads alone.
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Money Goinp Ont Eat

FOR the past two days long line of hold
ors Oh city demands has extended from the
wicket protecting the front counter of tba
Ireasurer's office out into and for some die
lance down the corridor. Large sums of
money have been disbursed by the Treas
morning. VI Auosuay
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MARRIED.

OLSEN-DOUGHERTY-In this city. by the Rev.
Father McCue, Charles Olsen and Nellie Dough-
erty.
W1LLIAMS-BERRY-Int this city, January 8, 1891,
by the Rev. DR.. Case, John L. Williams and Fan
ME C. Berry, both of San Jose.
-ABRAHAMSON-January 6, 1891, az the
residence of the brides parents, by the Rev NJ S.
Levy OF Oakland. Simon Caro- OF Roseburg, ore
gon, and Bertha Abrahamson OF San Francisco
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Street Railway Annidan.

ONTARIO (Cal). Jan. 7.-Charles Fran
klsh, son of the manager of the Ontario
Land Company, while boarding moving
car on the gravity line was caught under
the. wheels and suffered severe internal in
luries. The gravity SYSTEM has been used
on the street railways for over wear and
this Is the first accident.
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CHARLES MINNAcorr

Charles Winnacott foreman of an even
Ing paper pressroom, succumbed to heart
disease at o'clock yesterday morning at
was not unexpected, as he had been falling
In health for some months past. lie came
to this city in October, 1889, from New
York, where he had worked at his trade for
years. The deceased leaves widow and
two small children. ""U
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Railway Project

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 7-Senor Valdes, In
spector Of Railroads from Mexico. arrived
here Tonight Oh his way to Lower Califor
MA, being sent there to inspect a railroad
that will shortly be commenced by the In
ternatlonal Company. The contemplated
road VIII run from Ensenada to San Ouen-
TIN, and from there TO the Gulf, to connect
by steamer with the Mexican road.
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Playing Ghost.

SAN JOSE. Jan. 7.-SOme person in the
vicinity OF Colfax and Orchard streets in
this city, has been playing ghost, greatly to
the alarm of timd women. For several
nights parties have been searching for him
with no success. If caught he probably
will be given a sound WHIPPING
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Had its second serving at The Alcazar last
evening to a large and much-nterested
crowd of guests. The patrons seem to
have come back TO melourama again
with relish. The piece is military
in some of its features, and to sus-
tain them the managers have drawn on the
members of one of the posts of the G. A. Il.
IN this city, always ready to assist where
powder is to be burned or war-like display
made for consideration. The story has
been already published. 1t is the conceal
ment of crime. the exposure of which
makes the denouement. Miss Ethel Bran
don has good part in Martha Swift, exige-
ant, but she carries 1t Though with the
apiomb of an accomplished actress. Mr..
George II. Trader also projects himself In
his villainous part, and there are some out
side characters that deserve favorable COM
ment, such as that of MIR. David Davies
nearo sketch in the second act. Mr.. Joseph
X. GriSmer and Miss Phoebe Davies will ap-
pear on Monday next in new play called
Beacon I.iphtsp
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Opium Seiznra

PORTLAND Oregon, Jan. THE police
to-day arrested Joe Billings and Thomas
Collins. who had in charge about 300 pounds
oil unstamped opium. Billings and Collins
were conveying the opium in an express
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A Pastor on Trial.

CLEVELAND (Ohio), Jan. THE trial Of
Rev. Howard B. Macqueary, rector of the
Episcopal Church at Canton, on the charge
OF heresy, opened here this morning. The
charge is that Macqneary expresses heretical
views on the birth and resurrection of
Christ Macqueary pleaded not guilty.
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A Stolen Timeniana.

James w. Carpenter, an attache of a Mar
ket-street variety theater. lost his gold watch
and chain and diamond locket yesterday
morning. Carpenter claimed he had been
robbed. and last night George McKenna.
alias "Saxey," and Henry Campbell, hack,
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Murder and Suicide.

METROPOLIS Qll). Jan. Z. - In Pope
County, Charles Rose, young farmer,
yesterday shot and fatally wounded Miss
Mollie Welsh and killed himself. He was
madly infatuated with the girl and her
parents had forbidden him to visit her.
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Business Property Burned.

CAIRO Qll.), Jan. IA fire this morning
dest troy ed the building occupied by the
New York Dry-goods Company and the
provision and grocery establishment of the
New York Store Company, with its con-
tents. Loss, S105, 600; partially insured.
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Suburban Entries,

NEW YORK, Jan THE entries for tho
great Suburban race number sixty-eieht
and include Firenzl, Potomac. Bolero
Kingston, Longstreet, Raceland, Prince
Royal, Tea Tray. Her Hishness, Tennv.
Tournament aud King Thomas.
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Little Lord Fauntleroy -

Is drawing fair houses to the New Calfor-
MIA, largely of the fair sex, TO judge of the
relative merits of George Cooper and Gertie
Holman in personating the precious young
aristocrat who developed his blue blood pro-
clivities under the most inauspicious condi-
tions 1t is play calculated to emphasize
the old saying that blood will tell"
Young Cedric, although reared in poverty in
America, and with no other companions out
side his mother than Hobbs. the grocer, aad
Dick, the 6oot5laek. still shows the signs Of
gentle birth, which are not justified by old
Dorincourt his grandfather, when he comes
to know him. 1t is a pretty little dramatic
concelt, ana the auxliaries provided by the
management in mounting and equipping the
stage carry out the illusion. Tue second act
is particularly rich in stage furniture, brio
a-brac, etc. It's a good "show" to take
children to. Fond mothers ought to do this.
1t might lead their young hopefuls to at
least attempt to Initiate the impossible good
ness Of the Burnett boy.
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Receiver Appointed.

CLARKvILLE CTenn.). Jan. is. Peck,
banker of Frankfort, has been appointed
receiver of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank Of this city, Nothing is stated In re-
gard to the affairs of the bank.
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Inc sale OF fancy garters for New Year
presents is reported to be heavy in the
South not heard from, but the fad iS iitaiv
to spread all over the republic. -
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Painful Accident.

CoTToNwooD (Cal.), Jan. T. Josie
Behrle girl 10 years old. fell near the
school building here to-day and broke her
right arm below the elbow in three places.
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TORTURED AND ROBBED.
A Saloon Entered by Masked Hen and tn,
Safe Rified

entered the saloon Of James Murphy, in the
s:ock-yards district. early this morning and
tortured Murphy until he divulged the safe
combination, when they secured $500 and
escaped. Murphy recently fell heir to a
large sum OF money, which the robbers evil
IDENTIFY hoped to find in the safe
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CHILDREN DROWNED.

Fatal Accident to Little Boy and Girl Near
Logan's Ferry.
COTTONWOOD, Jan. Z.-Yesterday about
noon two of j. Gibson's children were
drowned in pond of water near Logan's
Ferry, Shasta County, girl years old,
and her little brother years old. No one
saw them drowned. but it is presumed that
they were throwing sticks into the pond for
the dog to bring out, when the little boy fell
in. and that his sister jumped in after him,
and in attempting to save him both were
drowned.
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The auditorium was quite well filled and a
great deal of satisfaction was manifested
with the performance, especially with the
ma inner in which L'Alemand sang the role
OF Gilda in the romanZa, and also her part
In the quartet. Butat, the tenor, eXerted
himself and succeeded in carrying tue Duke
through with credit. without getting him on
the high seas. Mr.. William Mertens was
artistic in his singing and personation of the
jester-the title role. This gentleman has
had an education in the German operate
school, and shows its nceties by attention
10 detail.
Tonight 1.-THE Daughter OF the Reg-
ment" will be sung With a new tenor, Mr..
Boyet, as Tonic, all the way from the opera
tic circles of New Orleans, where French
tenorS are plentiful
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THE RING.

Declared OH
New ORLEANS, Jan. 7. - james J. Cor
bett Of California, matched to fight Peter
jackson for $4,000, aud his manager,
Charles STENCIL, arrived here to-day and
will remain until after the Dempsey Fitz-
simmons fight. 1t is stated that Corbett's
match with Slavin before the Olympic Club
in this city is off on account of Slavin's III
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CAPSIZED ON A HILL.
Serious Accident to Party of Young People
While SleighiQg

SCRANTON Pa.), Jan. IA sleigh con-
tanning thirty-six young people from Scran-
ton was overturned on hill at Rendham
this morning. Thirty-two members of the
party were burt, eleven OF them seriously.
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Declared a Lunatic.


NEW YORK, Jan. IA SherifPs jury to-
gay declared George NJ. Storrs, son of the
late Emory +. Storrs, lunatlc.
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CHARLES DALTON CLIFFORD LLOYD.
Charles Dalton Clifford LLOYD. the En-,
glish diplomatist, died yesterday at Ere
r0um.
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BOGUS CHECKS.
a Man Arrested in San Diego on Charge Of
Forgery.

SAN DIEGO, Jan. is. Phillips was ar
rested and placed in Jail to-day on charge
OF obtaining money from local banks on bo-
gus checks. He succeeded In obtaining $3.50
from the Bank of Commerce and $3.50 from
another bank on checks signed by the Bur
bank Furniture and Manufacturing Com
pany, which turn out to be forgeries. He
mas been posing as capitalist, having con-
Tacted Tor considerable property here.
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During the past two years the Taxpayers
of San Joaquin County have paid $4,000
on county roads alone.
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LATEST sHirrIhG IN1ELLtGANCE
Arrived.

Arrived.
"WEDNESDAY, Jan T.
Ger ship d Bischof. Meyer, 81 days from Hong
Kong; mdse, to VIM LicntenDerg.
Ship Palestine, Mccartney, 10 days from Tacoma:
2400 tons COAL to Co.
Br ship Clan Mcpherson, Niche, 33 days from
Nagasakf; PATS tons coal, to Farrott & Co.
Bktn Amelia, Newhall, II days from Honolulu;
l2,4b3 cs 241 drums AZ tanks kerosene oil, TO
Standard Oil Co.
Sailed.
"WEDNESDAY. Jan z.
Nc stmr Montserrat, Rains, NanamO.
Memoranda.
FER Clan McPherson-Dec %, lat Al 81 n, long
III 5S w, had very heavy gale Carried away
port forward boat and starbOard boat stove; also
carried away the pigstye and everything movable
on deck.
Left in Port.
Per Amelia.Left in port at Honolulu loading
BARK Wakefield for San Franchises; bark GirYeu, Tor
san Francisco, and sehr Robert Levers, for san
Francisco
Neutrality-suspicious. Alcalde, Yesta and John G
North.
Domestic Ports.
BONENS LANDING-Saied Jan 7-Schrs Bender
Brothers and Barbara Hernster, for San Francisco
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THE MIMIC WORLD.
Midweek Notes of Business at
the Different Theaters.
A Crowd to See "Lohengrin New Tenor To-
Night at the 0rpheum-"H Atone
ment"-" Fauntleroy"-

The second Wagnerian opera.in the series
to be presented this season by the Emma
Juch Grand Opera Company, "Lohengrin,"
was produced last evening at the Baldwin
to what may be called an OVERLOOKING house.
Not only was every seat in the three tiers
of the auditorium filled, but double rows of
standees lined the walls. Locke would
seem to have his fortune in Wagner; the
same Juror that is now pervading the con-
tineDt OF Europe for the work of the great
composer OF 'the music of the future" ap-
pears to have infected the people of the
United States. 'Thc Flying Dutchman,"
with which the Juch season opened, was
surprise to our music-lovers; the "Lohen-
grin" night was an establishment. "Lohen-
grin is perhaps the most perfect of the
three lyric dramas which form the second
period in the great maestro's work, and GER
tainy we had as fine an Interpretation as
cOull be expected under the circumstances
OF this wonderful operate imagining. Miss
Juch. as Elsa, her first appearance as the
heroine in this city since four years, ap-
pared in perfect voice and consummate ac-
ton, and drew thunders of applause from
the audience, especially at the close of the
first act, where the combat between Lohen-
grin, her champion, and the accuser, Fred
erick. takes place. The stage set and en-
sem5le here were simply magnificent, and
the curtain was called up a second time on
the picture. The complete orchestra, under
the control of Mr.. Adolph Nuendorff, en-
larged by ten members for the occasion, was
one of the delightful features of the time,
and the leader was called by the audience
at the close of the second act, the Fortress
of Antwerp" scene. This evening will be
devoted to repetition of the Flying
Dutchman," with Miss Emma Juch in her
perfect PRESERVATION of Senta.
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WILLIAM TOUBERT.
;, William Toubert died yesterday In Ber-
lin aged 70 years.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
Will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication oices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons authorized
To have the same published
BORN.
BETTSIn this city, January 8, 1891, to the wife of
Joseph Belts, son.
BAlLEY-Iu this city, January 4 1891, to the wife
OF James I. Bailey,
RoMo-In this city. January 4, 1891 to the wife OF
Frank Is. Romo, "a son.
TRUE-In Alameda. January 4, 1891. to the wife of
c. +. True, a daughter.
MCCARTHY-January 2, 1891, to the wife OF
Michael Mccarthy, daughter,
JoHNSUN-January Z, 1891, to the wife of j. John
son Jr.,
wATTs-DecemDer %. $780, to the wife of j. M.
Watts. daughter
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"The Wonderful Lamp.n

The refreshed programme of this farce
comedy is drawing full houses at the New
Bush-Street.
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new WESTERN HOTEL.

THE NEW WESTERN HOTEL OCC PIES ONE
Of the finest locations in San Francisco. the cor
ner OF kearry and Washington streets opposite the
plaza and j.ty Hall. Is the model hotel OF the
Coast, absolutely hre-proof, and only hotel In San
Francisco provided with hre-escapes. Every room
is large and airy, with perfect ventilation and mag
nihcently furnished. Table excellent. Price 81 -
to 81 per day. Free coach to and from all trans
Special rates by the month GALLAGHER &
STANLEY, ProprietOrS de-; II
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
~ hereby given that sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by the board of county commissioners Of
King county. Washington, at the ONCE OF the aud
itor of said county. until Wednesday July 8. 1891
AZ IL O'Clock m. for grading and sdewalking
the westerly One-half OF Eighth street, adjoining
block sixty 800. c. G. Terrys addition TO the city
OF Seattle, and grazing The nor;heriy and eastery
portions of said block 900 sixty according 20 the
plans and specifications now on file in the office OF
The board reserves the right to reject any por-
ton of any bid and award the contract on the re-
naming portion or portions thereof Each bid
must be accompanied by a certified check for one
thousand dollars, to be forfeited 10 the county By
the successful bidder or bidders in case he they
iaiI TO enter into contract with good and suffi
Client sureties within three days after date of award
The board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
BY order of the board of county commissioners.
F. A TWICHELL. County Auditor
Dated at Seattle, June 20, 1891.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that sealed proposals viii be
received by the board of county commissioners of
King county, Washington, at the office OF the
auditor of said co unty. until Monday, July 8, 1891
at O'Clock p m, for the clearing, grading grub
hing ditchng and planking of a county road on
the east side of the Duwamish river from near the
race track to or near the Terry bridge. or such
portion thereof as may be designated by the board
of county commissioners, according 10 the plans
and specifications now file in the Office of said
auditor. Bids must state . certain price per acre
for clearing and grubbins per cubic yard, and lum-
Der by the 200 feet board measure, laid down.
The board reserves the right TO reject any portion
OF any bid and award the contract on the remain
ing portion or portions thereof. Each bid must be
accompanied by a certified check for $500. to be
forfeited to the county by the successful bidder
bidders in he they fail TO enter into contract
with good and sufficient suretles, within three DAYS
after date of award The board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. BY order of the board of
county commissioners f. A. TwICHELL.
County Audi tor.
Dated at Seattle June goth, 1891.
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PERS ONAL.

DR. JOSEPH. OF NEW YORK, CHIROPO-
IL dist, has opened an Office where all diseases of
the feet Will be skifully treated corns extracted
80 cents. Room II scheuerman block, Front and
Cherry streets.
WR1NKLES-WITH ALMOND NUT CREAM
w you can positively rub them away. Sealed
particulars &c. Mary Z. Murray, 1859 Washing
ton Boulevard, Chicago, ILL., Agents wanted.
DERSONAL-A YOUNG LADY, 20 YEARS
l. of age, very progressing appearance residing
in an Eastern city, desires to correspond with re-
spectacle gentleman of some means, with a view
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Post Inteligencer
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

-
NOT1CE-STOCKHOLD MEETING. NO
IN tice Is hereby given that the regular annual
meeting of the shareholders of the Union Naviga-
ton Company Will be held on "Wednesday, July s..
1891. at $3.50 o'clock p m, at the principal Office
of the company. in the Washington Territory n
vestment Company's building, Seattle. Wash for
the election of board of three trustees reception
of the annual reports and such other business as
may come before the meeting The transfer stock
book will be closed on Monday, the 9th day of
July, 1897, and will remain closed until the 10th
day of July, 1891.
F. J. GRANT, President
A. T. HAAS. Secretary
NOTICE-STOCKHOLD MEETING-NO-
~ tice is hereby given that the regular annual
meeting of the shareholders of the Seattle City
Railway Company Will be held on "Wednesday
July 3. 1891, az O'Clock p. m. at the principal
Office of the company, in the Washington Terri
tory Investment Company's BIZ lding, Seattle
Wash, for the election of board of six trustees
reception OF the annual reports and such other
business as may come before the meeting. The
transfer stock book will be closed on Monday the
9Th day of July, 1891, and will remain closed
until the 10th day of July, 1891.
+. J. GRANT, President.
A. F. HAAS, Secretary.
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H4IRDRESSTyG.
{ AnCAsSlAN HAIR PARLORS-BANCs
" waves. curls, switches: goods r,ada - rr,,.
wig making specially; bang cutting. dreSsfnr'
saanpoonlng. preaching and dyeing Rengstorff
FAC MASSAGE, THE NEW ART or A.
Il curing good Complexion wfthoUt r,S. ~
hAtrdEessing cutting, bleaching, etc; mancnrin',,
ana chiropocy- Mrs Reed. Atkins block ais O.
iumhia street. %" ~
IL parlors; chiidren's hair a sra-4afr,, = IL
1l2 and lis ashington building, over stewart =
Holmes an *
John ]. WITTWER. THE ONLY pRoFrS
- sOnal nalrcresser and wigmaker In the ct,S.
late with ). strozynsIzi. san Francisco hairdrsss'
ing; ladies' aud children's bangs-cutting a sI,e-
I4A!ty. most Natural looking bangs Kept In stock
aud made 20 order, al kinds Of hair work ssone a
-ths sexy lAtHStstyiss 31x Pike sirsea
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EEwMAy-FOwLER-At the First II P. church
bv the pastor Rev. Clark Davis. Thursday, June
= 26 1851. Nr. Henry w. Newman, Of Seattle,